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Game No. 109: Peoria Chiefs (21-18, 58-50) at Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (58-50, 22-17) Friday, August 1, 2014 7:05PM, Neiroscience Group Field, Grand Chute, WI

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: Friday August 1 at Wisconsin RH Luis Perdomo (2-1, 4.51) vs. RH Taylor Williams (7-1, 2.52) 7:05 PM Saturday August 2 at Wisconsin LH (5-2, 1.50) vs. RH Preston Gainey (3-6, 4.16) 6:35 PM Sunday August 3 at Wisconsin RH Arturo Reyes (6-7, 3.75) vs. TBA 1:05 PM Monday August 4 vs. Kane County RH Alex Reyes (6-6, 4.16) vs. TBA 7:00 PM Tuesday August 5 vs. Kane County LH Chase Brookshire (3-5, 3.98) vs. TBA 7:00 PM

2014 SEASON AT A GLANCE Current Streak: Lost 2 Last 5 Games 2-3 SNAPPED IN BELOIT: The Peoria Chiefs fell behind early and never caught up falling to the last-place Beloit Snappers 11-4 on Thursday Last 10 Games 4-6 night. The loss drops the Chiefs to 21-18 in the second half and 58-50 on the season while Beloit moves to 13-25 and 43-65. 2014 Best Mark: 53-40

2014 Worst Mark: 3-4 LAST GAME - THURSDAY Overall: 58-50 BELOIT BREAKS OUT: After both teams went in order in the first inning, Beloit scored 2nd Half 21-18 eight runs over the next three innings against two different Chiefs hurlers. Starter Blake R H E LOB Home Record: 33-20 McKnight allowed two singles and a walk in the second as Beloit loaded the bases. A triple CHIEFS 4 7 1 4 Road Record: 25-30 by Melvin Mercedes cleared the bases for a 3-0 lead and a Branden Cogswell sac fly made it Beloit 11 15 2 9 Daytime Record: 11-14 4-0. In the third inning Beloit scored on a groundout and a two-run triple by Cogswell for a Night Record: 47-36 7-0 lead. Kevin Herget took over in the fourth and Beloit scored one run on three hits for an WP: Herget (5-3) LP: Roberts (0-3) SV: Starters: 31-36 Lucas (2) HR: Marincov (15), Pohl (5) Relievers: 27-14 8-0 lead. Quality Starts: 41 Saves/Chances: 30/45 CHIEFS ON THE BOARD: The Chiefs did not have a hit until the fifth and hit into a double Longest Win Streak: 5 play after two errors in the fourth, Justin Ringo led off the fifth with a double and scored on a two -out single by Michael Schulze to get the Longest Losing Streak: 5 Chiefs on the board. Chiefs Score First: 36-14 Opp. Score First: 22-36 Comeback Wins: 27 BELOIT ADDS ON: Beloit took advantage of a Chiefs error on a double play ball in the sixth and eventually added three more runs for an Lead Entering 8th: 43-5 11-1 lead. Ryan Mathews singled home the first run, Justin Higley singled home the second and Mercedes delivered a sacrifice fly. Tied Entering 8th: 10-3 Trail Entering 8th: 5-42 CHIEFS SCORE LATE: The Chiefs scored three runs off Sam Bragg in the eighth. Schulze singled to start the inning and moved to third on Lead Entering 9th: 47-3 a Vaughn Bryan double. C.J. McElroy Jr. singled home Schulze and Bryan scored on a single by Juan Herrera. With one out, McElroy scored Tied Entering 9th: 8-3 on an unconventional double play off the bat of Ringo for the final run of the game. Trail Entering 9th: 3-44 Wins in last AB: 15 Opp. Wins in last AB: 13 ON THE MOUND: McKnight (5-8) allowed a career-high seven runs on seven hits and two walks over three innings while striking out one. Extra Innings: 9-4 Herget allowed one run in two innings of work and Lucas gave up three runs, two earned, on four hits in his inning. Robert Stock kept the Double headers: 12-6 Snappers off the board over the final two innings. Shutouts: 11-10 One-run game 22-18 Notes: Peoria is 5-10 over the last 15 games while Cedar Rapids has gone 12-3 in that span to take control of the division race…The Chiefs Two-run games 12-11 Scoring 4 or less: 27-47 are 6-7 against last-place Beloit this season and the two teams will play six more times in 2014, all in Peoria…The Chiefs were 3-for-21 with Scoring 5 or more: 31-3 runners in scoring position in the last two games…The Chiefs allowed more than eight runs in a game for the first time since lost 10-2 at Kane Allowing 4 or less: 48-26 County on July 2 and the 11 runs is the most allowed since April 27 in a 15-3 loss against Quad Cities…Peoria is 27-47 when scoring less Allowing 5 or more: 10-24 than five runs…In his first start since Sunday, Schulze was 2-for-3 with a run scored and a RBI…Herrera leads the Chiefs with 48 RBI…McKnight allowed seven runs in the 15-3 loss April 29 but only five were earned…He had gone at least four inning in all 14 starts this CHIEFS IN AUGUST Date Opp. W/L SCORE season…Peoria went 13-15 in July 8/1 @ WIS 8/2 @ WIS ABOUT THE OPPONENTS: Wisconsin joined the MWL in 1962 and last season they were 59-76 overall, 30-40 in the second half. In 2012 8/3 @ WIS they won their first Midwest League Championship under the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers name. The franchise existed under various names 8/4 KC 8/5 KC from 1962 – 1996 and the Fox Cities team won the MWL in 1964 and 1966. The Appleton Foxes squad won titles in 1967, 1978 and three 8/6 KC consecutive titles from 1982-84. The Timber Rattlers are in their sixth season as a . Their past affiliations include 8/7 WIS Baltimore from 1962-65, the Chicago White Sox from 1966-86, Kansas City from 1982-92 and Seattle from 1993-2008. The Chiefs are 200- 8/8 WIS sp 8/9 WIS 205 all-time against the Foxes/Timber Rattlers. In their history, the Chiefs are 164-157 in the regular season and 2-0 in the playoffs against 8/10 WIS Brewers teams having faced them in Beloit from 1983-2004. 8/11 Off Day 8/12 @ BUR SEASON SERIES: The Chiefs and Rattlers will meet 18 times this season with 11 of the games being played in Peoria. So far this season the 8/13 @ BUR 8/14 @ BUR season series is tied 4-4. No opponent comes to Dozer Park more than Wisconsin who will visit May 15-18, August 7-20 and August 21-23. 8/15 @ CR Last season the Chiefs won the season series 11-6 going 5-2 in Appleton and 6-4 in Peoria with three walk off victories, two in extra innings. 8/16 @ CR In 2012 as they won the league, Wisconsin won the season series 11-8 with a 7-4 mark in Appleton. Wisconsin also won the 2011 season 8/17 @ CR series 8-7 including a 6-4 record in Peoria. In 2010 the Chiefs dominated the Rattlers 10-3 and are 40-34 vs. Wisconsin since they became a 8/18 BEL 8/19 BEL Milwaukee affiliate. 8/20 BEL 8/21 WIS OPPOSING STARTER: RH Taylor Williams makes his 12th start, 22nd appearance, tonight against the Chiefs. In his last start, Williams 8/22 WIS received a no decision against Fort Wayne on July 27. He allowed one unearned run off three hits, walked one, and struck out eight in four 8/23 WIS 8/24 @ CLI innings of work. Williams is currently 7-1 with a 2.52 ERA, 23 walks, and 101 in 100 . Williams made 12 8/25 @ CLI appearances, six starts, for the Helena Brewers in 2013. He went 3-1 with a 4.25 ERA. Williams struck out 42 batters and walked only 17 in 8/26 @ CLI 42 1/3 innings of work. The Milwaukee Brewers selected Williams in the fourth round of the 2013 draft out of Kent State University. 8/27 BEL 8/28 BEL Williams went 10-1 with a 2.47 ERA in his only year at Kent State; Williams was named First-Team All-MAC that year. Prior to Kent State, 8/29 BEL Williams attended Mt. Hood Community College in Oregon. Williams earned Conference South Division Player of the Year, All-Pacific 8/30 @ KC Association of Community College Baseball Division Third Team, and All-Conference First Team Utility Player of the Year all after one year 8/31 @ KC at Mt. Hood. Before Mt. Hood, Williams attended Washington St. University. Williams was named All-Region Player of the Year and First

Team All-State as a senior at Camas HS (Camas, WA). Williams made his first start of the year against the Chiefs on Opening Day, April 3, THIS DAY IN CHIEFS HISTORY in which he gave up no runs on one hit, struck out seven, and walked one in five innings of work, receiving a no decision. Williams received a 2002 - Gabe Johnson hits the first O'Brien Field no decision against the Chiefs on May 18. He allowed one run off five hits, walked two and struck out seven over six and a third innings. home run off the batters eye in center field against Current Chiefs Faced: Steve Bean (1-2, 2b, bb), Ronald Castillo (0-2, k), Juan Herrera (1-5, rbi, sb), Carson Kelly (0-5, 4 k), CJ Cedar Rapids. The real highlight of the game came when Ricardo Cordova hit a pinch-hit grand McElroy (2-4, bb), Michael Schulze (0-2, bb). slam but it wasn't enough as the Chiefs lost 10-8.

CHIEFS STARTING 2014 DAY BY DAY BREAKDOWN DATE OPP ERA DEC IP H R ER BB K HR 5/17^* @ TAM 0.00 None 3.0 2 0 0 0 3 0 6/17$ BAT 0.00 Win 6.0# 6 0 0 0 6* 0 6/23$ @ BAT 1.20 None 6.0* 5 3 2 1 7# 1 PRE CHIEFS 1.20 1-0-0 15.0 13 3 2 1 16 1 6/29 QC 3.20 Loss 4.2 6 6 5 4* 6 0 7/05 BUR 2.70 None 7.0# 4 1 1 0 4 0 7/12 @ BUR 3.98 Win 4.0 7 6 6 2 5 1 7/19 @ SB 3.58 None 6.0 4 1 1 2 4 0 7/26 GL 3.58 Win 5.1 6 3 2 3 2 0 JULY 3.86 2-0 23.1 21 11 10 7 15 1

^relief outings *Florida State League $New York Penn League

2013 DAY BY DAY BREAKDOWN #36 Luis Perdomo – RHP DATE OPP ERA DEC IP H R ER BB K HR 6/21 @ KNG 0.00 Win 5.0* 5# 0 0 2 4 0 6-2 · 160 · 21 yrs old · 2-1, 4.82 6/27 BRS 0.00 None 4.0 5* 2 0 0 6# 0 7/05 KNG 3.38 Loss 4.1 8# 5# 5# 3 5 1 Hometown: Santo Domingo, DR 7/12 PUL 3.50 Loss 4.2 5 6# 2 3 5 1 Obtained: Signed as a Non Drafted FA in 2010 7/18 @ PUL 3.54 Loss 2.1 7 7# 1 0 0 1 7/24 @ GRN 4.74 None 4.1 8# 5 5* 1 2 0 Throws: , Slider, Change 7/30 PRN 4.45 Loss 3.2 5 7* 1 1 1 0 8/06 @ ELZ 4.36 None 4.2 4 2 2 2 3 0 Career: 5-8, 4.52 ERA 22 G, 19 GS WHIP: 1.36 8/12 GRN 5.65 Loss 3.2 9# 7* 7# 2 2 0 Day: 0-1, 9.64 ERA RISP: .357 8/18 BRS 5.59 None 2.0 2 2 1 0 1 1 8/24^ @ BUR 5.67 Loss 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Night: 2-0, 4.86 ERA OPP BA: .252 8/29^ BUR 5.40 None 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Home: 1-1, 4.24 ERA vs. RH: .263 *ties career high; #new career high; ^relief appearance Road: 1-0, 5.73 ERA vs. LH: .240 Last Time Out: Perdomo allowed three runs, two earned, on six hits over five innings in a 5-4 win against Great Lakes last Saturday. He walked three and struck out two in his first home win of the season. PERDOMO – CAREER & SEASON v. Wisconsin: Never Faced W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB K 2012 GCL Cardinals 1-1 5.00 2 2 9.0 11 6 5 5 3 2013 Johnson City 1-6 5.40 12 10 41.2 59 44 25 14 29 v. Brewers: Never Faced 2014 Palm Beach 0-0 0.00 1 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 3 2014 State College 1-0 1.50 2 2 12.0 11 3 2 1 13 2013: Went 1-6 with a 5.40 ERA, 29 strikeouts, and 14 walks in 41 2/3 innings pitched for 2014 Peoria 2-1 4.82 5 5 28.0 27 17 15 11 21 the Johnson City Cardinals…Struck out six on June 27 against Bristol without allowing an MILB TOTALS 5-8 4.52 22 19 93.2 110 70 47 31 69 earned run…Struck out at least four in each of his first four starts…Went four innings or more in first four starts but then just twice in last eight outings.

2012: Went 1-1 with a 5.00 ERA, 3 strikeouts, and five walks in nine innings of work for the GCL Cardinals… Went 3-3 with a 2.27 ERA, 47 strikeouts, and eight walks over 47 2/3 PERDOMO CAREER HIGHS innings for the DSL Cardinals also in 2012. MOST INNINGS PITCHED: 7.0 – July 5 vs. Burlington SHORTEST START: 2.0 – August 18, 2013 vs. Bristol Career/Personal Notes: Born May 9, 1993 in Santo Domingo, DR… In 2011, Perdomo was 1-3 with a 5.68 ERA, 16 strikeouts, and eight walks in 19 innings pitched for the DSL MOST STRIKEOUTS: 7 – June 23 at Batavia Cardinals…The St. Louis Cardinals signed Perdomo as an international free agent in MOST WALKS: 4 – last, June 29 vs. Quad Cities October, 2010 MOST HITS ALLOWED: 9 – August 12, 2013 vs. Greenville MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 7 - August 12, 2013 vs. Greenville MOST EARNED RUNS: 7 – August 12, 2013 vs. Greenville LOW-HIT GAMES (5.0+ IP): 5 – last June 23 at Batavia LONGEST W STREAK: 2 - current LONGEST L STREAK: 6 – July 5 – August 24, 2013 CURRENT STREAK: Won 2

STARTERS BY THE NUMBERS Results of Chiefs starting with record, team record in his starts, average innings per start (rounded to 1/3 inning), K/9ip and runs scored during his starts. PITCHER GS QS W-L TEAM AVG K/9 RUN W-L IP SUPPORT Brookshire 14 3 2-5 4-10 5.0 7.8 3.9 Garcia 6 1 2-3 3-3 4.2 7.3 5.8 Herget 1 0 0-0 1-0 4.0 11.3 4.0 Holback 3 0 0-1 2-1 4.1 9.0 2.3 Kaminsky 13 7 5-2 9-4 5.2 8.5 3.9 McKnight 15 6 4-8 5-10 5.2 4.1 3.5 Perdomo 5 2 2-1 4-1 5.2 7.7 2.5 Petree 4 2 2-0 4-0 5.1 10.3 3.8 Reed 13 5 3-3 7-6 5.2 7.8 5.2 Al. Reyes 17 6 6-6 10-7 5.0 10.8 4.7 Ar. Reyes 17 9 5-7 9-8 5.1 6.6 3.5 Totals 108 41 31-36 58-50 5.0 7.8 4.1

2014 Chiefs Relievers #38 Kyle Barraclough · RHP · 6’3 · 225 · 5/23/90 THROWS: FB, SL, SP 1-1 1.16 ERA 2 SV 3 HLD vs. LHB: .143 w/RISP: .111 MOST K: 6 – 7/11/12 at Hudson Valley LAST HR Allowed: None vs. RHB: .203 MOST IP: 6.0 – 7/4/12 v. Conn LAST SV: May 13 vs. Dunedin · 2014: Promoted from the Chiefs to Palm Beach May 12 with a 1-0 record, two saves, two holds and a 1.23 ERA in 12 outings…With Palm Beach he pitched 16 times going 1-1 with a and a 5.30 ERA…Struck out 18 and walked 11 in 18 2/3 innings in the Florida State League …Earned a save in his first appearance May 13. · 2013: Missed most of the 2013 season with a shoulder injury that limited him to three appearances and 3 1/3 innings for the Gulf Coast League Cardinals..In his final outing August 8 he struck out three batters in 1 2/3 innings with two runs allowed on three hits. · 2012: Pitched in both Short-Season Batavia and in the Midwest League with Quad Cities in 2012 going a combined 0-3 with a 3.06 ERA in 15 games and three starts…Made his pro debut for Batavia on June 22, 2012 with a loss to Jamestown over three innings…Next three NY-Penn League outings were starts and he allowed just three runs over 15 innings while recording 10 strikeouts to zero walks…Threw a career-high six innings on July 4, 2012 against Connecticut and struck out a career-best six on July 11 at Hudson Valley…Promoted to Quad Cities for a July 21 outing in which Barraclough tossed 3 1/3 shutout innings against Fort Wayne…Only allowed earned runs in four of 11 outings but twice allowed three runs…Earned saves against Burlington on August 11 and Beloit August 18 while throwing two hitless innings against the Chiefs on August 1. · College: At St. Mary’s College where he teamed with former Chiefs infielder Patrick Wisdom, Barraclough won 18 games and struck out 290 batters over 332 2/3 innings…Ranks second on the Gaels career strikeouts list, fifth in innings and tied for sixth in wins…Named All-West Coast as a junior in 2011 going 6-5 with a 3.60 ERA…Went 6-6 with a 5.42 ERA in 2010 as a sophomore and was named Honorable Mention All- WCC…Beat both #22 Stanford and #15 San Diego during the season. Made West Coast Conference All-Freshman Team in 2009 going 4-5 with a 4.70 ERA and earning a win over #14 Stanford. · Career/Personal Notes: Born May 23, 1990 in Santa Clara, CA… Barraclough played at Wilcox High School in Santa Clara where he also lettered in basketball and football. He was First Team All-Central Coast Section, First Team All-Mercury, three-time First Team All-League and De Anza League MVP. Former American League batting champ Carney Lansford played at Wilcox, graduating in 1975. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 7th round of the 2012 draft out of St. Mary’s College

#16 Kevin Herget · RHP · 5’10 · 190 · 4/03/91 THROWS: FB, CU, CH 5-3 3.26 ERA 2 SV 4 HLD vs. LHB: .167 w/RISP: .268 MOST K: 7 – last, July 11 at Burlington LAST HR Allowed: July 26 vs. Great Lakes vs. RHB: .246 MOST IP: 6.0 – 8/31/13 at Aub LAST SV: June 14 vs. Clinton · 2013: Led the New York-Penn League lead in wins while going 7-0 with a 2.89 ERA for State College…In 14 outings and eight starts, he struck out 36 and walked just eight batters over 53 innings of work…Made his pro debut on June 19 with three shutout innings and a relief win against Williamsport…Picked up two more wins in back-to-back relief outings July 1 and July 7 before earning two wins as a starter on July 26 and August 1…Went a career-high six innings on August 19 in a no-decision without allowing an earned run and striking out five…Went six innings again on August 31 with a career-best seven strikeouts in a win at Auburn…In the NYPL playoffs, Herget threw twice without allowing a run over six innings while racking up nine strikeouts to just one walk. · College: Named a Division III All-American in his senior year at Kean University, posting a 10-2 record with a 1.62 ERA and 106 strikeouts…Named the NJAC Conference Male Athlete of the Year in 2013…Struck out 277 throughout his four-year career at Kean, a program record…In 2012 he led his team to the NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament for the third straight year with a 6-4 record and a win in the NJAC championship game…Left Kean as the school’s all- time leader in strikeouts and was the sixth player ever drafted out of Kean…One of the previous draftees was catcher Chris Eickhorst who played for the Chiefs in 2002 and 2003..Majored in math and education at Kean. · Career/Personal Notes: Born April 3, 1991 in Park Ridge, New Jersey… Herget is from the same hometown as Rob Kaminsky but went to Park Ridge High School while Kaminsky, the Cardinals first round pick in 2013, played at St. Joseph Regional HS…Helped Park Ridge to the 2009 Group I NJSIAA State Championship…Named the 2009 North Jersey Sports Male Athlete of the Year going 9-2 with a 2.08 ERA and 81 strikeouts as a senior while batting .401 with eight home runs, 33 RBI and 40 runs scored…Threw a two-hitter in the state final with nine strikeouts in a 4-2 complete game win..Sopranos star James Gandolfini and actress Karen Duffy both graduated from Park Ridge HS in 1979. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 39th round of the 2013 draft out of Kean University @KHerg16

#27 Zach Loraine · RHP · 6’3 · 205 · 8/08/92 *ALL-STAR* THROWS: FB, SL, CH 1-1 3.20 ERA 9 SV 2 HLD vs. LHB: .333 w/RISP: .230 MOST K: 5 – July 19, 2013 at Pulaski LAST HR Allowed: July 29 at Beloit vs. RHB: .229 MOST IP: 3.1 – July 1 at KC LAST SV: July 19 at South Bend · 2013: Went 3-1 with a 2.04 ERA in 24 games for Johnson City in the Appalachian Rookie League…Recorded three saves…Struck out 47 and walked 11 in 39 2/3 innings while allowing just one home run…Made his pro debut June 20 with two shutout innings….Allowed just two total runs in his first 22 innings of work…Struck out five over two shutout innings on July 19 at Pulaski…Earned his first pro save July 22 against Greenville…Earned a win July 29 against Princeton with two shutout innings…Suffered a blown save August 3 but earned the win…Earned a win in third straight outing on August 6…ERA was 1.43 until he allowed three runs in two innings in his final appearance on August 28, his first loss…Posted a 0.61 ERA in nine July outings…Held opponents to a .167 average with runners in scoring position and 2-for-25 (.080) w/RISP and two outs. · College: Posted a 5-2 record with 15 saves and a 2.66 ERA at Coker College (Hartsville, SC) his junior year…Appeared in 28 games while striking out 68 batters over 64 1/3 innings…His 15 saves was the second highest total in Division II as well as a school record…Was the team’s cleanup hitter as a DH, finishing 2013 with a .328 batting average, three home runs, three triples, 15 doubles, 37 RBIs and 51 runs scored. ..Slugged .500 and stole 21 bases in 22 attempts…Closed out the Conference Carolinas championship game with three scoreless innings…Threw 5 1/3 shutout innings in the NCAA Southeast regional tournament with nine strikeouts…Earned tournament win against USC-Aiken and a save against #1 Mount Olive…Coker finished seventh in the eight-team NCAA Division II Baseball Championships…Named honorable mention All-American by Daktronics…Named second-team all-region pick by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and the American Baseball Coaches Association…Prior to transferring to Coker College, Loraine played for Lindenwood University, batting .311 with four home runs, five triples and 12 doubles during his two years with the Lions...Posted a 2.45 ERA on the mound. · Career/Personal Notes: Born August 8, 1990 in Lake St. Louis, MO…First player drafted out of Coker since 1994 when John Crowther was a Blue Jays second round pick…Was a two-time letter winner at Fort Zumwalt West High School, where he batted .367 with four home runs, five triples and 12 doubles during his senior year. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 21st round of the 2013 draft out of Coker College @Z_Loraine8

#25 Josh Lucas · RHP · 6’6 · 185 · 11/05/90 THROWS: FB, CU, CH 1-1 6.23 ERA 2 SV 0 HLD vs. LHB: .200 w/RISP: .000 MOST K: 7 – July 30, 2011 vs. Bristol LAST HR Allowed: April 30 at Beloit vs. RHB: .500 MOST IP: 7.0 – July 17, 2011 vs. Princeton LAST SV: July 29 at Beloit · 2014: Began the season in Extended…Went to High-A Palm Beach for four outings in May allowing just one run on three hits over five innings…Struck out five and walked two in the four relief outings…Started the NYPL season with State College and went 0-1 with five saves and a 0.79 ERA in nine outings…Struck out 10 and walked five over 11 1/3 innings…Earned first pro save on June 13…Earned saves on back-to-back nights July 4 and 5…Only allowed one earned run and it came with two intentional walks and a hit batter on June 25. · 2013: Made four starts for the Chiefs between April 30 and May 19 going 0-4 with a 6.53 ERA…Struck out eight and walked five over 20 2/3 innings while allowing 37 hits…Placed on the disabled list May 20…Pitched once and lost for the GCL Cardinals on June 25 allowing six runs on six hits over 3 1/3 innings…Started for State College July 1 allowing four runs on six hits over 3 2/3 innings in a no-decision…Shut down for the season July 3. · 2012: Missed all of the season with an elbow injury · 2011: Was one of 42 prospects invited to Cardinals big league Spring Training…Started eight games for Johnson City in the Appalachian Rookie League going 4-1 with a 4.00 ERA...Struck out 25 and walked only nine in 45 innings of work…Led JC with 11 double plays induced…Threw a career-high seven innings on July 17 against Princeton…Struck out a career-best seven on July 30 in a win over Bristol…Started the season 3-0 with two wins over Kingston and a victory against Pulaski…Went 3-1 with a 2.37 ERA in five July starts…Shut down after an August 5 outing and underwent Tommy John surgery on November 3 · Career/Personal Notes: Born November 5, 1990 in Lakeland, Fl…Played at State College for Florida…As a freshman in 2010 he was 5-4 with a 4.26 ERA in 13 starts…Struck out 57 in 69 2/3 innings with 23 walks…Posted a 0.49 ERA with eight wins in 2009 at Lakeland High School…Struck out 76 in 63 innings and held opponents to a .137 batting average…Drafted by Toronto in the 39th round of the 2009 draft…Current White Sox pitcher Chris Sale played at Lakeland High School…Lakeland is known for its football team as the Dreadnaughts won state titles in 1968, 1996, 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2006 while being named national champions in 2005 & 2006…It is the alma mater of NFL players Chris Rainey, Mike Pouncey, Maurkice Pouncey and Ahmad Black who all played at the University of Florida. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 21st round of the 2010 draft out of State College of Florida in Manatee @JoshLucas15

#39 Jhonny Polanco · RHP · 6’3 · 192 · 4/28/92 THROWS: 4SFB, CU, CH, Sink 3-0 2.37 ERA 0 SV 2 HLD vs. LHB: .186 w/RISP: .154 MOST K: 7 – last, 5/8/13 at Beloit LAST HR Allowed: July 18, 2013 vs. Lowell vs. RHB: .185 MOST IP: 6 – 8/29/12 v. KC LAST SV: July 29, 2013 at Batavia · 2013: Pitched eight times for the Chiefs last season going 2-1 with a 5.09 ERA…Struck out 22 and walked nine in 17 2/3 innings before being sent down to extended spring training on May 9…Struck out a career-high seven batters in his final Chiefs outing on May 8, 2013 while allowing three runs over three innings…Pitched 22 times for Short-Season-A State College last season going 4-3 with a save and a 2.63 ERA…With the Spikes he struck out 44 and walked 14 in 37 2/3 innings while holding opponents to a .234 batting average. · 2012: Went 1-3 with four saves and a 1.91 ERA in 15 games and seven starts for the GCL Cardinals…Began the season in the bullpen and finished as a starter…Made his US debut on June 18 with two shutout innings against the GCL Astros while striking out four…Earned his first save on June 21 against the Nationals…Picked up saves in each of his next three outings as well…Didn’t allow an earned run in his first seven outings…Made his first start on July 4 but threw just one inning…Moved to the rotation permanently on July 28 in a loss to the Marlins…Earned his first pro win on August 16 with five shutout innings and four strikeouts against the Nationals…Struck out even against the Marlins on August 10 over 5 1/3 innings…Promoted to Quad Cities at the end of August and took a no-decision against Kane County on August 29 in his final start of the season…Allowed three runs on eight hits over six innings while striking out two. · Career/Personal Notes: Born April 28, 1992 in Ciudad Dario de Matagulpa, Nicaragua…Pitched in the Venezuelan Summer League in 2009 and 2010 before joining the Dominican Summer League Cardinals in 2011…Went 0-0 with a 10.61 ERA in nine outings in 2009 and 2-1 with a 3.62 ERA in 14 outings in 2010…Struck out 21 but walked 29 in 36 2/3 VSL innings…In 2011 he was 3-2 with a 4.33 ERA in eight games and six starts…Struck out 30 and walked 20 in 35 1/3 innings · Obtained: Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent in 2009.

#34 Steven Sabatino · LHP · 6’2 · 190 · 3/08/90 THROWS: FB, CU, CH 5-2 0.56 ERA 4 SV 3 HLD vs. LHB: .115 w/RISP: .148 MOST K: 7 – June 24 vs. Danville LAST HR Allowed: None vs. RHB: .136 MOST IP: 4.0 – June 24 vs. Dan LAST SV: July 26 vs. Great Lakes · 2013: Joined the Chiefs August 11 and went 0-2 with a save and a 1.54 ERA over seven outings…Struck out 15 and walked five over 11 2/3 innings…Saved the Chiefs final win of the season on August 31 at Kane County with three shutout innings and three strikeouts…Threw 11 times for Johnson City going 3-2 with a 4.84 ERA…Struck out 33 and walked 12 in 22 1/3 innings of work…Struck out a career-high seven over a career-long four innings on June 24 against Danville…Did not allow a home run over 22 1/3 innings…Held righties to a .216 average. · 2012: Threw four times for Johnson City going 0-0 with a 4.91 ERA…Struck out seven and walked two over 7 1/3 innings…Made his pro debut on June 20 against Greeneville and allowed two runs in one innings…Threw three innings on June 29 in his final outing of the season. · College: Made 20 career starts and 49 appearances at Notre Dame going 6-7 with a 5.01 ERA…Struck out 120 batters in 140 innings…Pitched 27 times in 2012 with 35 2/3 innings of work...Was 0-1 with a 5.05 ERA while striking out 34 and holding opponents to a .248 ERA…In his last 22 outings recorded a 2.08 ERA with 23 strikeouts in 22 innings…Held BIG EAST opponents to a .163 batting average in 13 conference outings…Missed all of the 2011 season with Tommy John surgery…Went 3-7 in 14 starts and 15 games in 2010 with a 5.53 ERA…Was Notre Dame’s Saturday starter averaging 5.0 innings per start in league games…Struck out a career-high 11 against Villanova on May 15, the most by a ND hurler in four seasons…As a freshman in 2009 he was 3-0 with a 3.86 ERA in seven games and five starts…Threw 7 1/3 innings to beat Western Michigan on May 11…Recorded the most strikeouts (9) by a ND freshman since 2002 when he beat Grambling on March 11… · Career/Personal Notes: Born March 8, 1990 in Lockport, IL…All-conference selection and Lockport Township…Hit .327 as a junior with a 1.79 ERA in 57 strikeouts in 47 innings…Played in the Area Code Games and played for the Downers Grove Longshots…Played in the World Wood Bat Association tournament in East Cobb, GA in 2006 with the Aurora Sparks U18…His father, John, played in the Chicago White Sox system, drafted in the 16th round in 1987 out of Lewis College…The elder Sabatino was 2-3 with four saves and a 4.36 ERA in his MiLB career…Other Lockport draftees include Ron Coomer and Tom Haller…NFL defensive coach Mike Zimmer, NBA player Alando Tucker and WWE star C.M. Punk also graduated from Lockport Township…Sabatino is the first Notre Dame product to play with the Chiefs since Jeff Samardzija in 2006. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 26th round of the 2012 draft.

#41 Robert Stock · RHP · 6’1 · 200 · 11/21/89 THROWS: 4SFB, CH, CU 0-2 6.17 ERA 0 SV 1 HLD vs. LHB: .385 w/RISP: .333 MOST K: 5 – last, August 11, 2013 at St. Lucie LAST HR Allowed: June 5 at Beloit vs. RHB: .303 MOST IP: 4.2 – 7/27/12 at CLI LAST SV: April 10 at Bradenton · 2014:Began the season with Palm Beach going 0-0 with a save and a 2.31 ERA in 11 games…Held FSL hitters to a .188 average but walked 25 in 23 1/3 innings with 13 strikeouts…Sent down to Extended Spring Training May 10 · 2013: Joined the Chiefs May 31 and went 0-1 with four saves and a 2.30 ERA in 14 games…Threw three shutout innings on June 2 at Wisconsin and earned his first save on June 10 against his former team, Quad Cities…Promoted to Palm Beach on July 5…Went 2-0 with a 4.37 ERA in 18 games for Palm Beach with 27 strikeouts and 16 walks in 22 2/3 innings…Tied a career-high with five at St. Lucie on August 11. · 2012: Went 5-2 with a 4.56 ERA in 38 games for Quad Cities…Started two games…Struck out 66 and walked 48 batters in 71 innings of work in his first year on the mound…Made his pitching debut on April 5 against Kane County…Threw eight shutout innings in first four appearances against the Chiefs with a June 23 win before allowing two runs in an inning on August 1 in a blown save…Struck out five in three shutout innings against Cedar Rapids on May 13…Made first start on May 27 in game two of a double header allowing four runs on four hits over 3 2/3 innings…Started against June 10 at Burlington and allowed two earned runs over three innings… · 2011: Split the season between Quad Cities and Palm Beach as a left-handed hitting catcher…Hit .176 with one homer and two doubles in 16 games for Quad Cities...Promoted to Palm Beach on June 14 and hit .262 with one homer, eight doubles and nine RBI to finish the season…Threw out 21 of 66 would be base-stealers. · College: Played three seasons at USC…Hit .263 with 14 homers, 74 RBI, 20 doubles and 73 runs scored…Drew more career walks (63) than strikeouts (55)…Threw out 33.8% of base-stealers…On the mound he was 8-7 with a 3.38 ERA and nine saves in 45 career outings…Started nine times…Struck out 128 and walked 57 in 117 1/3 innings while holding opponents to a .228 average…Named Pac-10 Honorable Mention in 2009…Hit .299 in 2008 and .253 in 2007. · Career/Personal Notes: Born November 21, 1989 in Bellevue, Washington…Hit .213 in Quad Cities in 2010 with one home run, 17 doubles and 31 RBI in 85 games…Batted .322 with seven homers and 24 RBI in 41 games for Johnson City in 2009 in his first year…Played for the Cotuit Kettleers in the Cape Cod League in 2008…Skipped his senior season of high school to enter USC early…Played for the US Youth National Team in 2004 and 2005…Named 2005 Baseball America Youth Player of the Year after his junior year at Agoura High School where he hit .456 with six homers and went 5-3 with a 2.69 ERA…Brother Richard plays in the Midwest League for the Lake County Captains (Cleveland Indians)…Clay Matthews III (Green Bay Packers) and actors Heather Graham and Jonathan Lipnicki are Agoura High alums. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 2nd round of the 2009 draft out of Southern California. @RobertStock6

BULLPEN BREAKDOWN Pitcher SV BSV NO. Score Retired/Faced Pct. Last Outing IP H R ER BB K HR Decision Barraclough 2 0 10 3 13/17 .765 July 30 at BEL 2.2 0 0 0 0 6* 0 None Herget 2 2 9 2 24/31 .774 July 31 at BEL 2.0 3 1 1 0 2 0 None Loraine 9 3 20 5 20/35 .571 July 29 at BEL 2.2 1 1 1 0 4 1 None Lucas 2 2 4 2 5/8 .625 July 31 at BEL 1.0 4 3 2 0 1 0 None Polanco 0 0 12 1 22/26 .846 July 30 at BEL 0.1 0 0 0 2 0 0 None Sabatino 4 1 33 5 19/25 .760 July 30 at BEL 1.2 1 0 0 2 2 0 None Stock 0 1 6 3 7/15 .467 July 31 at BEL 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 None Others 11 6 62 22 62/85 .729 TOTALS 30 15 155 43 172/242 .711 *Ties Career High #New Career High ^Started

ERA BREAKDOWN IP ER ERA HR BB K K/9 W-L CATCHERS BREAKDOWN Starters 563.2 227 3.62 30 193 467 7.5 31-36 CS Att CS % PO PB E IC ERA W-L Relievers 345.2 130 3.38 23 148 420 10.4 27-14 Bean 14 63 23.3 0 5 8 388.1 3.97 25-20 TOTALS 928.1 358 3.46 53 341 887 8.6 58-50 Kelly 31 91 34.1 2 12 9 540.0 3.41 33-30 *1 reliever ER is not a team ER Others 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0-0 TOTALS 45 154 29.2 2 17 17 928.1 3.46 58-50 PICKOFFS OUTFIELD ASSISTS BY PITCHER NO LAST OPP BASE INN PLAYER NO 1B 2B 3B H LAST Chase Brookshire 4 July 10 Clinton 1st 3rd Jimmy Bosco 1 1 April 7 at WIS Zach Loraine 2 July 23 Lansing 1st 8th Vaughn Bryan 3 1 2 July 26 vs. GL Jimmy Reed 1 April 3 Wisconsin 1st 3rd Ronald Castillo Chris Perry 1 April 12 B. Green 1st 5th C.J. McElroy 2 1 1 May 29 vs. BUR Alex Reyes 1 May 25 Kane County 1st 1st Kenny Peoples-Walls 6 1 2 3 July 17 at WM Arturo Reyes 1 June 9 Quad Cities 1st 6th Luis Perez 2 1 1 July 11 at BUR Kevin Herget 1 June 29 Quad Cities 2nd 4th Rowan Wick Kyle Barraclough 1 July 28 Great Lake 1st 7th Total 14 1 3 4 6 Opponents 25 3 7 10 5

CAUGHT STEALING BY PITCHER PITCHER CS SB ATT PCT MISCELLANEOUS - SERIES Kyle Barraclough 0 3 3 .000 Chase Brookshire 5 9 14 .357 First Game of a Series: 19-15 (11-6 at home, 8-9 on road) Last Game of a Series: 16-18 (8-8 at home, 8-10 on road) Kevin Herget 3 7 10 .300 Series Record: 16-16-2 (11-5-1 at home, 5-11-1 on road)) Rob Kaminsky 3 5 8 .375 Rubber Game of 3 game series: 3-8 (2-4 at home, 1-4 on road) Zach Loraine 1 8 9 .111 Josh Lucas 0 1 1 .000 Sweeps: Swept: Blake McKnight 6 3 9 .667 2 games v. BG April 11-12 3 games at FTW April 17-19 Luis Perdomo 1 7 8 .125 3 games at LC April 14-16 3 games at KC May 25-27 Jhonny Polanco 4 6 10 .400 3 games vs. CR April 21-23 3 games at WM July 16-18 Alex Reyes 4 15 19 .211 4 games at CR May 13-14 Arturo Reyes 5 15 20 .250 3 games vs. CLI June 13-15 Steve Sabatino 1 0 1 1.000 3 games vs. CR June 24-26 Robert Stock 0 2 2 .000 Ejections: OTHERS 12 28 40 .300 May 19 – Manager Joe Kruzel. Fair/Foul ball. Home plate ump Mike Savakinas TOTALS 45 109 154 .292 July 9 – Justin Ringo. Strike 3 call. Home plate ump Mike Savakinas

MISCELLANEOUS – PITCHING Balks (11): Al. Reyes (3), Scanio (2), McKnight (2), Polanco (2), Loraine (1), Garcia (1), Quality Starts (41): Ar. Reyes (9), Kaminsky (7), Al. Reyes (6), McKnight (6), Reed (5), Brookshire (3), Petree (2), Perdomo (2), Garcia (1) Errors (18): Ar. Reyes (4), Al. Reyes (3), Kaminsky (2), Garcia (2), Loraine (2), Herget (1), Stock (1), Sabatino (1), Barraclough (1), Perry (1)

2014 Chiefs Hitters #8 Steve Bean · C · 6’2 · 200 · 9/15/93 Career Game Highs: Hits (3), RBI (3), HR (1) . 2 36 AVG 2 HR 25 RBI LAST: July 30 at BEL 0-5, rbi, k VS. LHP: .214 LAST SERIES: 0-5, rbi, k CURRENT HIT STREAK: -1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .256 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 4-18, 2 2b, r, rbi, 8bb, 7k LONGEST HIT STREAK: +6 · 2013: Ranked by Baseball America as the Cardinals #28 prospect heading into the 2014 season…Played 32 games with Johnson City in 2013, batting .229 with two homers, two doubles, 15 runs scored and 14 RBI…Homered July 31 against Princeton and again August 13 against Greeneville…Collected at least one RBI in four straight games August 19-24 with six total RBI in that span…Went 3-for-4 with a double and RBI on August 24…Hit .288 in home games with two homers and seven RBI with only three errors behind the plate…Ranked by Baseball America as the #20 prospect in the Appalachian League · 2012: In his first pro season, Bean was named the #11 prospect in the Gulf Coast League by Baseball America after the 2012 season. He made his pro debut on June 19 for the Johnson City Cardinals in the Appalachian League and drove in a run with a 1-for-3 night. Four days later he hit his first pro home run at Princeton. He played in 24 games with Johnson City batting .125 with a home run and four doubles while driving in five. He finished the season with the GCL Cardinals batting .320 with seven RBI and four doubles in 15 games. Overall Bean threw out 16-of-43 base stealers in his first pro season. · Career/Personal Notes: Born September 15, 1993 in Rockwall, Texas…. He hit .438 at Rockwall High School with four home runs, nine doubles and a team-high 32 RBI in 2012. Bean was drafted the day before high school graduation and was the only Dallas/Fort Worth-area high school player drafted in the first day in 2012. He played for the Houston Banditos in the 2010 WWBA World Championships and participated in the 2011 Frisco Celebrity Home Run Derby. At Rockwall, Steve was named to the 2011 All-District 10-4A First Team and was the unanimous pick as District 10-4A Defensive MVP in 2011. Prior to being drafted he was signed to play college baseball at the University of Texas who also lost first rounder Courtney Hawkins (White Sox) and supplemental pick Tyler Gonzales (Blue Jays) who was taken a pick after Bean. Former Dallas Cowboys safety Cliff Harris is from Rockwall. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the supplemental first round (59th overall pick) in the 2012 draft @SteveBean_

#7 Vaughn Bryan · OF · 6’0 · 185 · 6/05/93 Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (3), HR (1) .249 AVG 1 HR 12 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 1-4, 2b, r, k VS. LHP: .172 LAST SERIES: 5-14, 2b, 3r, 3k, cs CURRENT HIT STREAK: +1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .257 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-0 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +10 · 2013: Hit .280 with three home runs and 24 RBI for Johnson City in 2013…Had eight doubles, five triples, 45 runs scored and 13 stolen bases…In 57 games for Johnson City he had just one error in the outfield while racking up 19 multi-hit games…On June 21 in his second game, Bryan had three hits with a double, triple and three RBI…Collected a career-high four hits on July 12 with two runs scored…Was the Johnson City leadoff hitter 52 times and hit .298 against right-handed pitching…Played in two games for State College at the end of the season going 1-for-8 with a double…Appeared in one playoff game for the Spikes but did not have an at-bat. · College: In his one season at Broward Community College, Bryan batted .353 while driving in 33 runs, which were both team highs…Hit two home runs and stole 16 bases while qualifying for the All-Southern Conference first-team…In 2012, Bryan played his freshman season of college at Palm Beach Atlantic University, batting .278 with 9 RBI; he recorded five multi-hit games and played in 32 contests while making 21 starts. · Career/Personal Notes: Born June 5, 1993 in Sunrise, Florida…Played at Coral Springs Charter High School… · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 35th round in the 2013 draft @VBryan7

#47 Ronald Castillo · OF · 6’5 · 200 · 6/16/92 *All-Star* Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (5), HR (2) .266 AV G 5 HR 37 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 0-4 VS. LHP: .319 LAST SERIES: 2-11, 2b, 2r, 2bb CURRENT HIT STREAK: -1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .277 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 9-29, 2 2b, r, 4rbi, bb, 5k LONGEST HIT STREAK: +8 · 2013: Played for State College in 2013, batting .341 with two home runs and 28 RBI while being selected as a New York-Penn League All-Star…Began the 2013 season with an 11-game hit streak and collected four hits on June 19 with two RBI. ..Picked up four hits again on August 21 in the middle of another 11-game hit streak to end the season…Hit an astounding .440 with 25 runs batted in with runners in scoring position….Before the NYPL season started he played in three games with Advanced-A Palm Beach going 3-for-11 with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored…Homered on June 7 in his second Florida State League at-bat. · 2012: He returned to Johnson City in 2012 and hit .295 with 11 doubles, 28 runs scored and 26 RBI in 55 games…Went 4-for-5 with a double, RBI and two runs scored June 26…Collected a hit in four straight games June 19- 24…Had three hits and two RBI July8…Doubled twice on July 26…Had back to back two RBI games August 2-6…Hit .354 in August with 17 RBI and 13 runs scored. · Career/Personal Notes: Born June 16, 1992 in Santo Domingo, … Castillo started his career with the DSL Cardinals at age 18 in 2010 batting .255 with eight extra-base hits and 12 RBI. In 2011 he hit .245 for Johnson City with two homers, seven doubles, four triples and 14 RBI in 47 games. · Obtained: Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent in October 2009

#12 Juan Herrera · IF · 5’11 · 165 · 6/28/93 *All-Star* Career Game Highs: Hits (3), RBI (3), HR (1) . 299 AVG 1 HR 48 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 1-4, rbi, 2k VS. LHP: .266 LAST SERIES: 3-13, 2 2b, r, 5rbi, bb, 2k CURRENT HIT STREAK: +1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .311 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 9-33, 4r, 2rbi, 3k, 6sb, cs LONGEST HIT STREAK: +9 · 2013: Ranked by Baseball America as the Cardinals #20 prospect and ranked by MLB.com as the #15 prospect heading into the 2014 season..Played for three different teams in two organizations in 2013…With the Cleveland Indians he hit .275 with nine doubles, 11 RBI, 20 runs scored and one home run in 39 games for the Short-Season Mahoning Valley Scrappers…Hit safely in 10 straight games from July 12-22 with four multi-hit games in that span…First pro home run came on July 25 and Herrera led the Scrappers in walks before his trade to the Cardinals on July 30…Played in four games for State College going 1-for-15 with one run scored and two walks…Collected his first hit in the Cardinals organization on August 2 in his third game for State College…Joined the Chiefs on August 4 and hit .271 with four doubles, five runs scored and three RBI in the final 23 games of the 2013 season …Went 3-for-3 with a run scored on August 7 and added four more multi-hit games with the Chiefs…. In October he was ranked by Baseball America as the #19 prospect in the New York-Penn League. · 2012: Played in 39 games for the AZL Indians hitting .283 with 11 doubles, two triples, 15 RBI, eight stolen bases, and 28 runs scored…Hit .308 with RISP with four doubles and 15 RBI and 10 walks…In 22 at bats in June, hit .364 with two doubles and three runs scored…Hit .325 in 88 at bats on the road with seven doubles, a triple, and 10 RBI…Five times he had three hits in a game including on the final day of the season when he also scored three runs…Had a five-game hit streak June 26-July 4. · Career/Personal Notes: Born June 28, 1993 in Bani, Dominican Republic...Played in 58 games in the Dominican Summer League for the Indians in 2011 batting .297 with 20 RBI, 11 doubles, two triples, 30 runs scored and seven stolen bases…Had 13 multi-hit games and two three-hit games...Hit .292 with three doubles, a triple, and 19 RBI with runners on base...Had a stretch where he hit in 23 of 26 games from July 13 to August 17…Bani is the capital of Peravia Province which consists of just under 300,000 residents, 62,000 in the Bani metro area…Bani is a commercial and manufacturing center known for producing bananas and coffee…Erick Aybar, Timo Perez, Miguel Tejada and Juan Uribe are all from Bani. · Obtained: Acquired from the Cleveland Indians on July 30, 2013 in exchange for LHP Marc Rzepczynski @Commenol08

#19 Carson Kelly · C · 6’2 · 200 · 7/14/94 *All-Star* Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (5), HR (1) .245 AVG 5 HR 41 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 0-4 VS. LHP: .250 LAST SERIES: 0-8, hbp CURRENT HIT STREAK: -3 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .250 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 6-30, 3b, 3r, 2rbi, 4bb, 8k LONGEST HIT STREAK: +4 · 2014: Converted from third base to catcher during 2013 Fall Instructional League…Ranked by as the Cardinals #6 prospect …Ranked by Baseball America as the Cardinals #10 prospect…Ranked by Baseball America as the #5 prospect in the New York Penn League… Ranked by TheCardinalNation.com as the Cardinals #9 Prospect · 2013: Made his season debut with the Chiefs on April 20…Played in 43 games at third base and DH batting .219 with two homers, six doubles, 18 runs scored and 13 RBI…Hit .242 in 27 May games with 10 RBI…First MWL home run was on May 17 against Clinton…Had back to back 2-RBI games on May 16 and 17…Five-game hit streak from May 25-29…Homered on June 7 against Clinton, his last hit with the Chiefs…Sent down to State College for the start of the New York-Penn League…Drove in runs in each of his first two games…Overall hit .277 for the Spikes with four homers, 16 doubles, 35 runs scored and 32 RBI…Drew 20 walks to just 32 strikeouts with State College with a .340 OBP…Finished fourth in the NYPL in at-bats and second in lowest K/PA ratio…Consistently hit .278 against LHP and .276 against RHP…After a slow start he hit .317 in July with 14 RBI in 26 games…Hit .258 at home…Drove in three runs with a homer on June 22 and again on August 6…Had three straight multi-hit games July 17-19 as part of a seven-game hit streak July 15-22 that moved his average from .224 to .298…Collected four hits on August 22…Had at least two hits in five straight games August 21-25 going 13-for-22 in that stretch…Homered in the NYPL playoffs and drove in five runs in six games…His home run came in game two of the first round series against Jamestown. · 2012: Hit .225 with nine homers, 10 doubles, 25 RBI and 24 runs scored in 56 games with Johnson City in the Appalachian League… Hit his first pro homer on July 7 and homered again the next day…Hit safely in nine straight games from June 29 to July 9…Collected three hits on June 30 against Burlington…Drove in three runs on July 14 against Kingston…Collected two RBI in back-to-back games on August 16 and 17…Hit .313 against lefties…Hit .279 in July with seven homers, five doubles and 13 RBI in 22 games…Hit .298 with runners in scoring position and was 2-for-5 with three RBI when the bases were loaded…Had the most home runs of any 2012 high school draftee · HS: Played at Westview High School in Portland, Oregon where he played third base, shortstop and pitched in high school…Named Gatorade’s Oregon Player of the Year after both his junior and senior seasons…As a senior in 2012 he hit .398 with five home runs and 26 RBI while slugging .747 with a .514 OBP…He was also 6-3 with a 1.09 ERA while striking out 80 batters in 58 innings with just seven walks…Named the 2012 Brian T. Meehan Oregon Baseball Player of the Year…Hit 14 homers with 48 RBI in 32 games as a junior while also going 9-1 with a 1.72 ERA…In 2010 as a sophomore he hit .458 with three homers, seven doubles, two triples and 31 RBI. · Career/Personal Notes: Born July 14, 1994 in Portland, Oregon… Westview HS also produced former Indians first round pick Trevor Crowe… He helped USA Baseball’s 18U National Team to a Gold Medal at the 2011 Pan American Games while going 3-0 with a 1.42 ERA and 21 strikeouts in 21 innings…Played in the 2011 Area Code Games and 2011 Perfect Game National Showcase…Ranked by MLB.com as the top prospect from the Pacific Northwest before the draft…Signed a National Letter of Intent in November 2011 to play baseball at the University of Oregon….Was the first Oregon high school player to be drafted in the first three rounds since 1998. · Obtained: Selected in the 2nd round (86th overall) of the 2012 draft out of Westview High School in Oregon Twitter: @CarsKelly

#3 CJ McElroy · OF · 5’10 · 180 · 5/29/93 *All Star* Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (3), HR (0) .2 71 AVG 0 HR 24 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 1-4, r, rbi VS. LHP: .328 LAST SERIES: 4-12, 2b, 3r, 2rbi, k CURRENT HIT STREAK: +1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .255 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 6-29, 3b, 2r, 2rbi, 3bb, 4k, sb, cs LONGEST HIT STREAK: +6 · 2013: Hit .240 with nine doubles, three triples, 23 RBI, eight stolen bases and 24 runs scored in 58 games for the Chiefs…Joined the Chiefs on April 25 and had three hits in his first two games in Dayton…Injured his foot on April 28 in Bowling Green and did not play again until June 27 with the GCL Cardinals…In three games with the GCL team he was 3-for-10 with a double and a stolen base…Returned to Peoria July 1…Drove in three runs with two doubles on July 6 against Beloit…Had three hits and three RBI at Cedar Rapids July 25 and also had three hits on July 27 against Kane County…Drove in two runs at Quad Cities August 1…Collected a career-high four hits in the extra-inning win over Clinton on August 28…Hit .261 against left-handed pitchers…Hit .272 with runners on base and .321 with runners in scoring position…Was 4-for-10 with a double and eight RBI in bases-loaded situations. · 2012: Hit .271 with 22 RBI, 11 doubles, two triples, 24 stolen bases and 40 runs scored in 61 games for Johnson City… Started the season with a five-game hit streak and batted .349 in 10 June games collecting at least two hits in four of those games…Set a career-high with three RBI on July 3 while also scoring three runs…Stole three bases on July 18 establishing a new career high…Finished the season with seven hits in his last 13 at-bats with a double, five RBI and five runs scored in those three games…Drove in three on August 28 in his final game of the season…Hit .327 against lefties · 2011: Hit .228 with two doubles, one triple, seven RBI, eight stolen bases and 10 runs scored in 23 games for the GCL Cardinals…Made his pro debut on July 22 with a walk in four plate appearances…Picked up his first pro hit on July 26 and started a stretch of three-straight multi-hit games…Drive in two runs on July 31 and against on August 1…Collected a career-high three hits on August 27 in his final game of the seasons…Stole two bases on August 18 and again on August 27. · Career/Personal Notes: Born May 29, 1993 in League City, TX… Played at Clear Creek High School…Hit .488 with five homers, 20 RBI, 46 runs scored and 33 stolen bases as a senior…Ws committed to the University of Houston to play baseball and football (RB/WR)…Ran a 4.3 40 at the US Army Combine for football…His father Chuck was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 8th round in 1986 and pitched in 654 MLB games between 1989 and 2001…The elder McElroy pitched for Philadelphia, both Chicago teams, Cincinnati, Anaheim, Colorado, the NY Mets, Baltimore and San Diego going 38-30 with a 3.90 ERA, seven saves and 604 career strikeouts. ..His grandfather Sylvester Cooper was a catcher in the Negro Leagues and his uncle is former MLB player and manager Cecil Cooper…Former MLB slugger Jay Buhner (310 HR) also played at Clear Creek High School as did current Astros Triple-A pitcher Jarred Cosart. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 3rd round of the 2011 draft out of Clear Creek High School

#21 Rafael Medina · IF · 6’2 · 170 · 10/24/91 Career Game Highs: Hits (3), RBI (5), HR (1) . 183 AVG 1 HR 5 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 0-3 VS. LHP: .250 LAST SERIES: 0-3 CURRENT HIT STREAK: -4 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .212 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-0 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +6 · 2014: Played one game each for State College and Johnson City…Was 0-for-3 for State College and 1-for-2 for Johnson City on June 19 · 2013: Hit .282 with two homers, 10 doubles and a triple in 51 games for the GCL Cardinals…Drove in 24 runs and scored 29 times while stealing two bases…Walked 19 times and struck out just 20 times on the season…Played first base and third base with all seven errors at third base…Had three hits on June 26 against the Nationals and again August 16 against the Marlins…Drove in five runs on July 3 with a double, single and two walks…Homered July 17 against the Mets and against August 8 also against the Mets. · 2012: In his first season in the US batted .261 with one homer and five doubles in 36 games for the GCL Cardinals…Drive in 14 and scored 14 runs while stealing one base…hit first US home run on July 2 against the Nationals with three RBI…Also drive in three against the Nats on July 19… · Career/Personal Notes: Born October 24, 1991 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic… Played in the Dominican Summer League in 2010 and 2011…Hit .252 with three homers, six doubles and 18 RBI in 2011…Hit .234 with one homer, six doubles and 20 RBI in 2010… · Obtained: Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on December 24, 2009

#22 Richy Pedroza · IF · 5’6 · 150 · 7/21/91 Career Game Highs: Hits (3), RBI (4), HR (0) .242 AVG 0 HR 16 RBI LAST: July 30 at BEL 0-4, k VS. LHP: .226 LAST SERIES: 1-8, r, k CURRENT HIT STREAK: -1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .248 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-5 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +4 · 2013: Played in 36 games for Johnson City batting .270 with seven doubles, two triples and 24 runs scored…Only struck out 15 times in 122 at-bats while drawing 27 walks and getting hit by two pitches…Hit .297 with runners in scoring position while driving in 16…Had three hits July 9 against Bluefield…Drove in two runs July 22 after coming in as a pinch-hitter…Had a six-game hit streak August 6-13 and then a seven-game hit streak August 16-24…Had two doubles, a triple, three RBI and four runs scored August 17 at Elizabethton…Hit .304 against LHP…Hit .333 in August with 11 RBI and five doubles. · College: As a senior Pedroza batted .274 in the regular season while recording a .398 OBP at Cal State Fullerton…Named All-Big West Defensive Player of the Year, committing only ten errors while playing shortstop as well as second and third base…In 2012 he earned first-team All- Big West Conference honors by posting a team-leading .324 batting average including the team’s longest hitting streak of 12 games from April 24- May 20, going 23-51 during the streak…As a sophomore he persevered through a nagging shoulder injury to start 42 games…Batted over .400 into the month of April and recorded a 10-game hitting streak from February 25- March 13….Named honorable mention All-Big West as a sophomore and a freshman · Career/Personal Notes: Born July 21, 1991 in Covina, CA…Four-year letterman for Northview High School never hitting below .390 in his high school career while pacing the Vikings with a .522 average as a senior en route an All-Valley Vista League recognition…Brothers Sergio and Jaime both played professional baseball. Sergio was a standout for Fullerton from 2003-05 when he hit .328 with 27 home runs and 121 RBI and played four seasons (2005-08) in the minors with the Dodgers and Rays, and played for Triple-A New Orleans in 2012…Jaime was an All-Big West shortstop with UC Riverside and a seventh round draft pick of the Dodgers in 2007…Jaime hit .260 for Great Lakes in the MWL in 2009 and is currently at Double-A Birmingham in the White Sox system. · Obtained: Selected in the 17th round of the 2013 draft out of Cal State Fullerton @RichiePedroza46

#15 Luis Perez · OF · 5’10 · 160 · 7/24/91 *DL* Career Game Highs: Hits (5), RBI (6), HR (2) . 308 AVG 2 HR 12 RBI LAST: July 27 vs. GL 1-4, 2b, r, k VS. LHP: .471 LAST SERIES: on DL CURRENT HIT STREAK: +3 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .263 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-0 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +7 · 2014: Played 13 games for Palm Beach batting .225 with two doubles, and three RBI. · 2013: Played in one game for Peoria last season, in which he hit a pinch-hit three-run homer in the 10th inning at Cedar Rapids on June 14…Played 24 games with State College in 2013 batting .214 with seven RBI…Hit .292 with two homers and six RBI for Johnson City. Played left field for all but one game in 2013 and recorded only three errors. · 2012: Hit .309 with the GCL Cardinals while hitting four home runs in 41 games… Led the Gulf Coast league with a .517 slugging percentage while recording 46 hits with 19 of them being for extra bases…stole seven bases…Had four hits on July 12 against the GCL Astros…Had two triples and three RBI on June 23 vs. GCL Marlins…Drove in four on July 27 against the Marlins…Hit .333 against lefties and .302 against righties…Hit .344 in July and .352 in August · 2011: Batted .296 with the GCL Cardinals while hitting 3 home runs to go along with 20 RBI…14 of his 34 hits were for extra bases accounting for a .478 slugging percentage....Did not commit an error in 2011 while playing in the outfield, all errors were as a catcher…Went 6-for-6 with two homers and a double while driving in 6 against the GCL Nationals on July 8 while also scoring five runs…Drove in at least one run in five straight games July 2- 11…Doubled in three straight games July 8-11…Homered, tripled and drove in four on August 8…Hit .328 on the road and .354 in July · Career/Personal Notes: Born July 24, 1991 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic…Batted .302 in the Dominican Summer League in 2010 and .308 in 2009…Was named a DSL Mid-Season All-Star in 2009. · Obtained: Signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent on August 20. 2008

#35 Justin Ringo · IF · 6’1 · 212 · 12/24/90 Career Game Highs: Hits (5), RBI (4), HR (1) .275 AVG 6 HR 27 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 2-4, 2b, r, sb VS. LHP: .172 LAST SERIES: 4-14, 2b, r, rbi, k, sb CURRENT HIT STREAK: +3 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .308 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-0 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +12 · 2013: Hit .300 for Johnson City with six homeruns, nine doubles, one triple, 34 RBI and 34 runs scored…Recorded 26 walks and only 22 strikeouts leading to an on-base percentage of .387 on the year..Hit four of his homeruns just in the month of August…Had 18 multi-hit games for Johnson City and batted .310 with 20 RBI against right-handers..Hit .317 in home games, but had more run production come on the road, four homers and 22 RBI. On August 17 went five for five with four runs batted in both, of which, were season-highs…Had six games, in which he had more than one RBI in 2013…Had back-to-back three-RBI games on July 31 and August 2 · College: At Stanford hit .323 with 11 doubles, two triples, six homeruns, and 34 RBI in 2013 as a senior…Named to the First Team All-Pac 12 team after the season…As a junior in 2012, he hit .182 in 16 games with two runs scored and two RBI in just 22 at-bats…As a sophomore in 2011, Ringo played in 13 games and hit .125 with four runs and two RBI…His first career homerun came that year against Rice in the season opener…Missed the last month of his freshman year (2010) with an injury…Before that he played in 25 games and hit .163 with four runs scored and seven RBI…Played summer ball in the New England Collegiate Baseball League in 2011 hitting .277 with 10 RBI…Played in the Great Plains League in 2010 and was the MVP batting .385 with a .692 slugging percentage..Majored in Science, Technology and Society at Stanford. · Career/Personal Notes: Born December 24, 1990 in Palos Park, Illinois… He attended Amos Alonzo Stagg HS in Illinois where he lettered four times in baseball and two times in football…Hit .461 for his career with 30 home runs, 128 RBI and 120 runs scored, all school records…Hit .533 with 15 homers, 14 doubles and 49 RBI as a junior…Named two-time All-State, three-time all-area and four-time all-conference…Named the 2009 Region Player of the Year and a 2008 MaxPreps All-American… pitcher T.J. McFarland plated at Stagg HS. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 28th round of the 2013 draft out of Stanford University.

#4 Michael Schulze · IF · 6’1 · 175 · 5/13/91 Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (2), HR (0) .243 AVG 0 HR 23 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 2-3, r, rbi VS. LHP: .308 LAST SERIES: 2-3, r, rbi, sac CURRENT HIT STREAK: +1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .223 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 4-22, 2b, 4r, rbi, 6bb, 3k, sb LONGEST HIT STREAK: +6 · 2013: Spent the 2013 season with State College batting .275 with five doubles, one triple, 12 RBI, two steals and 16 runs scored in 35 games…In addition to DH, Schulze played third base, shortstop and second base for the Spikes committing just three total errors…Made his pro debut on June 19 with a double and RBI then drove in two more runs with a double in his next start June 21…Had two doubles on June 26 and twice drove in two runs…Had an impressive six-game hit streak from August 23-31 in which he went 15-for-23 with six RBI and five multi-hit games…Collected a career-high four hits on August 31 at Auburn. Schulze hit .306 against right- handed pitchers for State College and .439 in the month of August…Collected five hits, scored four runs and drove in two more in six playoff games · College: As a junior at Missouri Western State University he was named the Daktronics All-American Player of the Year and ABCA Player of the Year while garnering first team All-MIAA honors and being named MIAA Player of the Year in 2013…Set MWSU records for batting average (.439), hits (94) and runs scored (70)…As a sophomore he batted .364 with 67 hits and received a spot on the All- MIAA Honorable Mention team…Led team with 49 runs scored…Prior to his time with MWSU he played for Iowa Western Community College in 2011 leading his team to the Junior College World Series while hitting .366 in 31 games · Career/Personal Notes: Born May 13, 1991 in Lee’s Summit, Missouri…. In his final season at Lee’s Summit West High School he batted .440 to earn All-Conference and All-Metro honors. Current Cardinals Trevor Rosenthal also played at Lee’s Summit West. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the 19th round of the 2013 draft out of Missouri Western State @MTschulze24

#18 Cesar Valera · IF · 6’4 · 185 · 3/08/92 Career Game Highs: Hits (4), RBI (5), HR (1) .28 0 AVG 0 HR 12 RBI LAST: July 30 at BEL 1-4, 2b, bb VS. LHP: .304 LAST SERIES: 1-8, 2b, bb CURRENT HIT STREAK: +1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .295 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-6, k LONGEST HIT STREAK: +8 · 2014: Injured with the Chiefs on May 14 at Cedar Rapids…Came off the DL June 25 and was transferred up to Palm Beach…Played in 18 games in the Florida State League batting .267 with three RBI, one double, one walk and one steal…Had four this on July 2 with three runs scored…Snapped a 0-for-17 stretch on July 17 with two hits and a RBI against Tampa…Collected three hits July 21 against Daytona, including a double. · 2013: Played in eight games for High-A Palm Beach in May 2013 going 4-for-23 (.174) with a double and one RBI…Spent the rest of the season hitting .265 for State College with 13 doubles, four triples, two homers, 43 runs scored, 13 steals and 27 RBI in 67 games…Selected to the 2013 New York-Penn League All Star Game hitting .293 with runners in scoring position…Collected four hits with two doubles on June 18 and also had four hits on July 27 against Auburn…Finished the season with 17 multi-hit games…Homered on July 3 and again on September 3 · Career/Personal Notes: Born March 8, 1992 in Ocumare, Venezuela…Hit .226 with 10 doubles, 20 runs scored and 16 RBI for Johnson City…As a 19-year old in 2011 he hit .213 with Batavia while collected 17 RBI and scoring 20 runs with 10 stolen bases over 51 games…Signed with the Cardinals in 2008 as a 16-year old and hit .242 with the GCL Cardinals in 2009 and .214 with Johnson City in 2010…Venezuelan legend and former Cincinnati Reds shortstop David Concepcion is also from Ocumare de la Costa, Venezuela, located on the Caribbean, 25 miles north of Aragua. · Obtained: Signed with the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent in July 2008

#26 Rowan Wick · OF · 6’3 · 220 · 11/09/92 Career Game Highs: Hits (3), RBI (6), HR (2) .235 AVG 1 HR 5 RBI LAST: July 31 at BEL 0-4, 3k VS. LHP: .000 LAST SERIES: 4-12, 2b, r, rbi, bb, 5k CURRENT HIT STREAK: -1 THIS SERIES: VS. RHP: .200 Vs. WIS in 2014: : 0-0 LONGEST HIT STREAK: +3 · 2014: Led the New York-Penn League in all three Triple Crown categories with a .378 average, 14 home runs and 38 RBI in 35 games…Averaged one home run for every eight-and-a-half at bats…Hit four more home runs and ten more RBI than the second place player…Led he league with 45 hits, 23 extra-base hits, 30 runs scored, 97 total bases, three intentional walks, a .475 on-base percentage and an .815 slugging percentage…Named the first New York- Penn League Player of the Week this season by batting .343 (12-for-35) with seven home runs and 11 RBI…Two of his three multi-home run games this season came during that stretch….Hit two homers and drove in five on opening night June 13 then homered two more times on June 16…Also hit two homers with four RBI June 25…Hit .407 in June with 10 homers in 54 at-bats and 21 RBI while being named the Cardinals June Player of the Month…Hit .424 with runners in scoring position and .500 (7-for-14) with a RISP and two outs… · 2013: Spent his entire 2013 season with the Rookie-level Johnson City Cardinals where he batted .256 with ten home runs and 35 RBI in 56 games, earning Appalachian League Postseason All-Star status…Set a career-high with six RBI on August 14 against the Greeneville Astros with a solo home run, a three-run home run and a two-run single…Began the season as the team’s catcher but started making the transition to right field… · 2012: Hit .156 with one home run and had only one multi-hit game in 23 games for the GCL Cardinals · College: Played the 2011 collegiate season with St. John’s University, hitting .216 with three home runs and 16 RBI in 38 games…Transferred to Cypress for the 2012 season where he tied for the league lead with seven home runs despite having at least 50 fewer at bats than the rest of the leaders. · Career/Personal Notes: Born November 9, 1992 in North Vancouver, British Columbia…Played for the Canadian National Team in the IBAF World Junior Baseball Championships in 2010, hitting .310 (9-for-29) with two home runs, three doubles and six RBI in eight games… Drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 19th round in 2010 out of high school but did not sign. · Obtained: Selected by the Cardinals in the ninth round of the 2012 draft out of Cypress Community College in California. @RowanWick

HOME RUN TRACKER

# 2R 3R GS RH LH HOME ROAD GT GA GW LAST AB SINCE Bean 2 2 2 June 15 vs. CLI 76 Bryan 1 1 1 1 1 July 26 vs. GL 23 Castillo 5 3 1 4 1 4 1 3 1 July 9 vs. CLI 72 Herrera 1 1 1 1 June 14 vs. CLI 81 Kelly 5 1 1 5 2 3 1 May 29 vs. BUR 135 McElroy 391 Medina 1 1 1 1 July 12 at BUR 29 Pedroza 165 Perez 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 July 13 at BUR 12 Ringo 6 3 1 6 4 2 1 1 1 July 26 vs. GL 23 Schulze 279 Valera 125 Wick 1 1 1 1 July 23 vs. LAN 30 Other 22 3 3 1 17 5 13 9 4 4 4 May 31 vs. KC Totals 46 13 5 3 39 7 29 17 5 12 7

MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES

2H 3H 4H 5H 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI+ HOME RUN VARIANTS Bean 5 3 4 Walkoff HR Katz, June 15 vs. Clinton (10th inning) Bryan 13 2 1 1 Back-to-back Kelly/Castillo then Castillo/Katz on April 13

Castillo 15 3 1 4 1 1 1 Grand Slam 3, last Ringo June 14 vs. Clinton Herrera 14 8 1 5 4 Inside Park HR: Kelly 17 3 4 1 1 1 0 outs: 20 1 out: 11 2 outs: 15 McElroy 30 6 3 By Inning By Team Medina 3 1 1 1: 3 Bel: 4 Pedroza 11 2 1 2: 6 Bur: 7 Perez 5 1 2 1 3: 7 CR: 3 Ringo 9 3 6 1 1 4: 10 Cli: 11 Schulze 12 2 1 3 1 5: 4 KC: 4 Valera 9 1 1 2 1 6: 9 QC: 5 Wick 2 1 7: 2 Wis: 3

Other 24 9 2 12 6 2 8: 2 East Div: 9 Totals 171 41 6 0 51 19 6 2 9: 1 EX: 2

2014 Chiefs Miscellaneous

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER STARTS BY POSITION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Bean 6 18 29 4 2 45 14 Bosco 5 7 2 7 4 4 1 8 6 13 4 Bryan 32 21 1 3 1 14 17 22 4 Castillo 1 48 6 5 1 46 18 Garcia 1 6 2 2 6 1 Herrera 1 32 35 7 3 4 1 77 6 Katz 7 2 2 14 13 19 15 2 26 47 1 Kelly 40 32 5 63 14 McElroy 67 33 8 84 3 5 Medina 3 15 1 2 17 1 Pedroza 1 13 7 32 33 1 19 1 Peoples-Walls 3 1 32 16 9 19 65 3 12 Perez 7 10 4 3 12 6 Reyes 3 3 5 1 Ringo 25 16 4 1 2 42 6 Schulze 1 7 12 68 15 71 Stone 1 1 2 13 13 3 33 Valera 6 1 6 12 8 2 8 14 12 1 Velazco 3 3 3 3 Wick 1 1 1 5 1 2 5 2 Young 3 8 8 2 8 1 3 9

SCORING BY INNING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX R H E LOB CHIEFS 54 43 73 46 52 49 41 31 25 15 429 860 133 683 OPP 53 54 56 50 43 56 43 30 26 11 428 834 133 735

PINCH HITTERS LAST AT BAT WINS PLAYER DATE/OPP INN RESULT DATE/OPP -SCOREBAT WINSWINNING PLAY Jake Stone May 10/At CLI 10th Strikeout April 21/CR 5-3 Stone 2r-2b in 8th Jimmy Bosco May 20/vs. CLI 5th Single April 29/@ BEL 6-3 (9) Valera 2b Jimmy Bosco May 24/At BUR 9th Single May 10/@ CLI 8-6 (11) Castillo 2r-2b Jimmy Bosco June 1/vs. KC 9th Strikeout May 14 G1/@ CR 4-3 (7) McElroy WP/E2 Luis Perez June 20/At QC 7th RBI Double May 16/WIS 4-3 (11) Bean Double Steve Bean June 20/At QC 7th Strikeout May 17/WIS 2-1 (11) Kelly single Steve Bean July 5/vs. BUR 9th RBI Single May 22/@ BUR 4-3 Peoples-Walls single Justin Ringo July 6/vs. BUR 9th Strikeout May 28/BUR 2-1 (12) Herrera single Carson Kelly July 10/At BUR 9th Flyout May 31/KC 5-3 Katz 3r 3b in 8th Luis Perez July 23/vs. LAN 9th Single June 15/CLI 6-5 (10) Katz Solo home run TOTALS 5-9, 2b, 2rbi, 4k July 5/BUR 2-1 Schulze single July 9/CLI 4-3 Schulze single in 8th July 13/at BUR 4-3 (12) Perez 2r HR top 12 July 19/at SB 2-1 (10) Peoples-Walls scores on E5 th July 25/vs. LAN 1-0 Ringo 8 inning single July 29/at BEL 6-4 (10) Herrera double

LONG HITTING STREAKS (current in BOLD) PLAYER LENGTH/DATES STATS STOLEN BASES Justin Ringo 12– May 20 – June 20 20-42 (.476), 3 2b, 3 hr, 8r, 10 rbi, 6 bb PLAYER SB CS PCT PO Vaughn Bryan 10 – June 13-28 13-39 (.333), 2 3b, 8r, 2rbi, Steve Bean 0 0 .000 0 bb, hbp, 2sb Vaughn Bryan 7 5 .583 1 Juan Herrera 9 – July 3–13 14-32 (.438) 2 2b, 3r, 6rbi, Ronald Castillo 1 0 1.000 0 3sb, bb Juan Herrera 27 13 .675 1 Cesar Valera 8 – April 17-29 14-30 (.467), 4 2b, 4r, 8rbi, Carson Kelly 2bb, 4sb 1 0 1.000 0 Ronald Castillo 8 – April 11-21 12-34 (.353), 3 HR, 2b, 13 CJ McElroy 29 16 .644 6 RBI, 8r, bb Rafael Medina 0 1 .000 0 Vaughn Bryan 7 – July 9 – 18 11-27 (.407), 2 2b, 3 3b, 5r, Richy Pedroza 0 2 .000 0 2bb, sb Luis Perez 1 1 .500 0 Luis Perez 7 – June 14-June 26 10-22 (.455), 3 2b, 3b, 5rbi, Justin Ringo 2 1 .667 0 2r, 2bb, sb Michael Schulze Jimmy Bosco 7 – April 9-22 10-28 (.357), 2 2b, 3b, 4r, 3 5 .375 2 3rbi, 3bb Cesar Valera 4 3 .571 1 Rowan Wick 1 0 1.000 0 Others 17 14 .548 2 Total 93 61 .604 16

2014 Chiefs Miscellaneous TEAM HIGHS/LOWS CHIEFS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS/LOWS STREAKS: MOST HITS: 4 – last, Schulze, July 16 at West Michigan WINNING: 5, Apr 11-16, Apr 21-26, May 10-15 & June 21-26 MOST RUNS: 4 – Katz & Ringo, May 20 vs. Clinton LOSING: 5 – May 23-27 MOST DOUBLES: 3 – Carson Kelly, June 21 at Quad Cities MOST RUNS INNING: MOST TRIPLES: 1 – many players CHIEFS: 8, 7th inning, May 6 vs. Beloit MOST HR: 2 – last, Mason Katz, June 15 vs. Clinton OPPONENTS: 7, 1st inning, April 19 at Fort Wayne MOST RBI: 5 – last, Carson Kelly, June 21 at Quad Cities MOST RUNS GAME: MOST TOTAL BASES: 10 – last, Katz, May 20 vs. Clinton CHIEFS: 14 – May 1 at Beloit & May 20 vs. Clinton MOST STEALS: 2 – last, Herrera, May 17 vs. Wisconsin OPPONENTS: 15 - April 19 at Fort Wayne & April 27 vs. Quad Cities MOST WALKS (HITTER): 4 – Bean, May 1 at Beloit MOST HITS INNING: MOST INNINGS, START: 7.1 – Jimmy Reed, May 26 at Kane County CHIEFS: 7 – last, June 13 vs. Clinton (2nd) MOST INNINGS, RELIEF: 4.1 – Chris Perry, May 19 vs. Clinton OPPONENTS: 7 – 1st. April 19 at Fort Wayne MOST STRIKEOUTS: 10 – Alex Reyes, July 2 at Kane County MOST HITS GAME: MOST WALKS (PITCHER): 7 - Alex Reyes, April 7 at Wisconsin G1 CHIEFS: 20 - May 20 vs. Clinton MOST HITS ALLOWED: 11 – last, Jimmy Reed, May 20 vs. Clinton OPPONENTS: 18 - April 19 at Fort Wayne LOW HIT CG (START): 2 – Alex Reyes, June 11 vs. Kane County G1 FEWEST HITS GAME: MOST ER ALLOWED: 8 – Alex Reyes, May 19 vs. Clinton CHIEFS: 1 – July 28 vs. Great Lakes OPPONENTS: 1 – July 25 vs. Lansing MOST DOUBLES GAME: LONGEST HITTING STREAK CHIEFS: 7 – June 21 at Quad Cities 12 –Ringo May 20 – June 20 OPPONENTS: 4 – last, May 1 at Beloit MOST TRIPLES GAME: LONGEST ON-BASE STREAK CHIEFS: 3 – May 2 at Cedar Rapids 13– Ringo May 20 – June 21 OPPONENTS: 3 - April 19 at Fort Wayne & July 31 at Beloit MOST HOME RUNS GAME: LONGEST RBI STREAK (consecutive games w/RBI) CHIEFS: 4 - April 12 vs. Bowling Green 6 – Castillo April 11-17 OPPONENTS: 3 – April 27 vs. Quad Cities MOST XBH GAME: LONGEST PITCHER WINNING STREAK CHIEFS: 7 – last, June 21 at Quad Cities 4 – Steve Sabatino, May 14-June 11 & Blake McKnight June 13 – July OPPONENTS: 6 - April 19 at Fort Wayne 10 MOST STEALS GAME: LONGEST PITCHER LOSING STREAK CHIEFS: 4 – last, May 16 vs. Wisconsin 6 – Blake McKnight, May 3-June 15 OPPONENTS: 5 – July 26 vs. Great Lakes MOST STRIKEOUTS GAME (HITTING): LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK CHIEFS: 14 – July 16 at West Michigan Starter: 17.2 – Nick Petree, April 8-29 OPPONENTS: 18 – May 28 vs. Burlington Reliever: 35.0 – Steve Sabatino, August 17, 2013 – July 18 (No ER) MOST WALKS GAME (HITTING): MISCELLANEOUS CHIEFS: 10 - May 1 at Beloit & May 10 at Clinton LARGEST COMEBACK WIN: 5 – last, April 12 vs. Bowling Green OPPONENTS: 11 – July 2 at Kane County LARGEST BLOWN LEAD: 4 – May 10 at Clinton (Won 8-6) MOST LOB GAME: LONGEST GAME (INN): 12 – May 28 vs. Burlington CHIEFS: 16 – May 16 vs. Wisconsin SHORTEST GAME (INN): 7 – last, June 11 vs. Kane County OPPONENTS: 13 – last, July 2 at Kane County LONGEST 9 INN GAME: 3:42 - May 1 at Beloit MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED GAME: SHORTEST 9 INN GAME: 2:06 – July 17 at West Michigan CHIEFS: 4 – May 29 vs. Burlington LONGEST EXTRA INN TIME: 4:19 - May 10 at Clinton OPPONENTS: 4 – June 20 at Quad Cities, Game 2 SHORTEST GAME TIME: 1:36 - April 7 at Wisconsin (7 innings) MOST ERRORS GAME LARGEST HOME ATT: 8296 – July 4 vs. Burlington CHIEFS: 6 - April 18 at Fort Wayne SMALLEST HOME ATT: 561 - April 21 vs. Cedar Rapids OPPONENTS: 7 – April 14 at Lake County LARGEST ROAD ATT: 10515 - July 2 at Kane County SMALLEST ROAD ATT: 178 - April 29 at Beloit

Month Overall Home Road HR Avg. ERA Day Overall Home Road HR Avg. ERA April 15-9 8-3 7-6 11 .257 4.09 Monday 6-4 3-2 3-2 1 .264 3.18 May 15-16 7-7 8-9 14 .235 3.56 Tuesday 10-3 5-1 5-2 5 .316 3.16 June 15-10 11-5 4-5 13 .272 2.94 Wednesday 10-9 5-5 5-4 4 .217 2.53 July 13-15 7-5 6-10 8 .237 3.27 Thursday 6-10 3-4 3-6 8 .232 4.40 August 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0.00 Friday 9-8 6-2 3-6 5 .272 3.65 September 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 .000 0.00 Saturday 11-4 8-0 3-4 15 .270 4.18 1st Half 37-32 20-13 17-19 33 .248 3.64 Sunday 6-12 3-6 3-6 8 .203 4.65 2nd Half 21-18 13-7 8-11 13 .252 2.96 TOTALS 58-50 33-20 25-30 46 .248 3.46

Chiefs 2014 Transactions April 3: C Gerwuins Velazco (knee) placed on the 7-day disabled list April 28: RHP Jhonny Polanco added from Extended Spring training; RHP Joe Scanio placed on disabled list (fractured left wrist) May 4: LHP Rob Kaminsky added from Extended Spring training; RHP Nick Petree promoted to Palm Beach May 12: LHP Steven Sabatino added from Extended Spring training; RHP Kyle Barraclough promoted to Palm Beach May 15: RHP Brandon Lee added from Extended Spring training; RHP Michael Holback added from Extended Spring training; RHP Silfredo Garcia promoted to Palm Beach; RHP Chris Thomas promoted to Palm Beach May 16: IF Richie Pedroza added from Extended Spring training; IF Cesar Valera placed on the 7-day disabled list (Retroactive to May 15) May 17: RHP Jeff Rauh added from Extended Spring training; RHP Jhonny Polanco sent to Extended Spring training; May 18: OF Vaughn Bryan added from Extended Spring training; OF Matthew Young released May 19: IF Justin Ringo added from Extended Spring training; IF Jake Stone sent to Extended Spring training; May 21: RHP Jhonny Polanco added from Extended Spring training; RHP Jeff Rauh sent to Extended Spring training; OF Ronald Castillo placed on the 7-day DL (Abdominal Strain); C Gerwuins Velazco activated from the DL May 30: OF Ronald Castillo activated from the DL; RHP Robert Stock added from Extended Spring training; Gerwuins Velazco placed on the DL (Hamstring); RHP Michael Holback placed on the DL (Forearm stiffness) May 31: 1B Justin Ringo placed on the DL (right shoulder) June 4: INF Ronnierd Garcia added from Extended Spring training; INF Robelys Reyes added from Extended Spring training; OF Jimmy Bosco promoted to Palm Beach June 9: C Gerwuins Velazco activated from the DL; OF Ronald Castillo placed on the 7-day DL June 12: INF Justin Ringo activated from the DL: INF Robelys Reyes transferred to State College June 13: OF Luis Perez added from Palm Beach; INF Ronnierd Garcia transferred to State College June 16: C Gerwuins Velazco promoted to Palm Beach June 21: INF Juan Herrera placed on DL (ankle strain): INF Rafael Medina added from Johnson City June 25: LHP Jimmy Reed promoted to Palm Beach; INF Cesar Valera activated from the DL and promoted to Palm Beach June 28: RHP Luis Perdomo added from State College June 29: INF Juan Herrera activated from DL June 30: INF Mason Katz promoted to Palm Beach; INF Robelys Reyes added from State College July 7: INF Robelys Reyes transferred to State College July 9: OF Ronald Castillo activated from the DL; RHP Chris Perry promoted to Palm Beach; RHP Josh Lucas added from State College July 17: RHP Brandon Lee placed on DL (Ankle) retroactive to July 15 July 19: RHP Kyle Barraclough added from Palm Beach July 21: INF Juan Herrera placed on DL (Ankle) July 23: OF Rowan Wick added from State College; OF Kenny Peoples-Walls transferred to State College July 24: INF Cesar Valera added from Palm Beach July 25: RHP Brandon Lee activated from the DL and transferred to State College July 28: INF Juan Herrera activated from DL; OF Luis Perez placed on DL (left knee)

Last Time It Happened

No-hitter: 10 or more strikeouts: Steal of Home: Rubi Silva, 6/27/11 @ Wisconsin Austin Kirk 7/4/11 vs. Clinton (2-0 Win) 10, Alex Reyes, 7/1 at Kane County Opp. Steal of Home: B. Dixon 7/13/13 @ Great Lakes No-hitter vs. Chiefs: Complete Game: Four Steals in a Game: Stephen Locke, 7/12/10 @ CR (10-0 5 inning Loss) Alex Reyes 6/11/14 vs. Kane County, G1 Zeke DeVoss, 5/12/12 vs. Burlington More Than Four SB in a Game: One-hitter: 9-inning Complete Game: 5, Pablo Ozuna, 7/01/98 vs. Wisconsin Blake McKnight & Jhonny Polanco, 7/25 vs. Lansing (4-0 win) Tyrell Jenkins 5/5/13 vs. Fort Wayne (1-0 Win) Six or more SB, Team: 8, 6/05/10 at West Michigan One-hitter vs. Chiefs: 9-inning Complete Game Opponent: Complete Game Shutout (Individual): Tyrell Jenkins 5/5/13 Five pitchers, 7/28 vs. Great Lakes (4-0 loss) Markus Solbach, 7/20 at South Bend (6-0 Loss) vs. Fort Wayne 9ip, 3h, 0r, 0bb, 5k (1-0 win) Chiefs Shutout: Triple Play: Four Hits in a Game: 7/27 vs. Great Lakes (4-0) 5/11/13 at Quad Cities (1-3-6) Juan Herrera, 6/30 vs. Quad Cities Back-to-back Shutouts: 3-Home Run Game: More than Four Hits in a Game: 4/16 both games at Lake County (4-0 & 4-0) Ryan Harvey, 4/18/05 vs. Wisconsin (5 at-bats) 5, Hak-Ju Lee, 7/16/10 vs. Dayton Opponent Shutout: 2-Home Run Game: Four or more Runs in a Game: 6/01 vs. Kane County (2-0) Mason Katz, 6/15 vs. Clinton (5 at-bats) 4, Mason Katz & Justin Ringo, 5/20 vs. Clinton Opponent Back-to-back Shutouts: Grand Slam: More Than 4 RBI in a Game: 5/3-5/5 at Cedar Rapids (3-0 & 2-0), vs. Beloit (1-0) Justin Ringo, 6/14 vs. Clinton 5, Ronald Castillo, 4/12 vs. Bowling Green 1-0 Win: Walk-off Home Run: Three doubles in a Game: 7/25 vs. Lansing Mason Katz, 6/15 vs. Clinton Josh Harrison 5/20/09 vs. West Michigan 1-0 Loss: Extra Inning Home Run: Two hits in an inning, individual: 5/5 vs. Beloit Luis Perez, 7/13 @ Burlington (12th) Steve Bean, 2nd inning, 5/20 vs. Clinton 20 or more hits, Team: Seven Run Inning: Eight Run Inning: 20, 5/20 vs. Clinton 6/13 vs. Clinton (2nd) 5/06 vs. Beloit (7th inning) Nine Run Inning: 10 + Run Inning: Seven Run Inning, Opponent: 4/18/13 vs. Cedar Rapids (5th) 10, 7/29/09 @ Dayton (9th) 4/19 at Fort Wayne (1st) Eight Run Inning, Opponent: Nine Run Inning, Opponent: 10 + Run Inning Opponent: 5/13/13 at Quad Cities (4th) 5/22/09 vs. West Michigan (7th) 10, 6/29/04 vs. Kane County 10 or more Runs Game: 20 or more Runs Game: 10 or more Runs Game, Opponent: 14, 5/20 vs. Clinton (14-3 Win) 20, 9/02/04 vs. Wisconsin (20-7 W) 11, 7/31 at Beloit (11-4 loss) 20 or more Runs Game, Opponent: 20 or more hits, Opponent: Last Chiefs position player to pitch: 20. 5/05/12 @ Quad Cities (20-5 Loss) 23, 5/05/12 @ Quad Cities Jake Stone, 5/18 vs. Wis (0.1ip, 0h, 0r, 0bb, 0k) Last Chiefs pitcher (non-position player) to bat: Two-game sweep by Chiefs at Dozer Park: Two-game sweep by Chiefs on the road: Chase Brookshire, 6/20 @ Quad Cities (Groundout) April 11-12 vs. Bowling Green July 29-30, 2009 @ Dayton Three-game sweep by Chiefs at Dozer Park: Three-game sweep by Chiefs on the road: Four-game sweep by Chiefs at Dozer Park: June 24-26 vs. Cedar Rapids April 14-16 at Lake County May 12-15, 2012 vs. Burlington Four-game sweep by Chiefs on the road: Five-game sweep by Chiefs at Dozer Park: Two-game sweep by opposition at Dozer Park: May 13-14 at Cedar Rapids June 14-17, 2009 vs. Quad Cities (5 games) August 11-12, 2010 vs. Beloit Two-game sweep by opposition on the road: Three-game sweep by opposition at Dozer Park: Three-game sweep by opposition on the road: July 10-12, 2010 at Cedar Rapids August 15-17, 2012 vs. Burlington July 16-18 at West Michigan Four-game sweep by opposition at Dozer Park: Four-game sweep by opposition on the road:

August 17-20, 2013 vs. Cedar Rapids August 24-27, 2013 at Cedar Rapids

CHIEFS DAY BY DAY 2014 FIRST HALF DATE OPP RES WP LP Save REC GA/GB Streak Time Att Total April 3 @ Wisconsin W 8-4 Ar. Reyes (1-0) Alexander (0-1) None 1-0 T 1st Won 1 3:04 3194 April 4 @ Wisconsin Game Rained/Snowed out and will be rescheduled as part of a double header on April 6 April 5 @ Wisconsin L 4-8 Astin (1-0) Garcia (0-1) Archer (1) 1-1 T4th/ 1 GB Lost 1 2:42 4294 April 6 @ Wisconsin W 3-2 (7) Al. Reyes (1-0) Banda (0-1) Herget (1) 2-1 T 1st Won 1 2:23 2244 April 6 @ Wisconsin L 1-3 (7) Diaz (1-0) Brookshire (0-1) None 2-2 T 1st Lost 1 1:36 NA April 7 OFF DAY April 8 DAYTON W 1-0 Loraine (1-0) Murillo (0-1) Thomas (1) 3-2 T 1st Won 1 2:27 2882 April 9 DAYTON L 1-4 Travieso (1-0) Ar. Reyes (1-1) Brattvet (1) 3-3 T 3rd/1 GB Lost 1 2:56 621 3503 April 10 DAYTON L 0-4 Romano (2-0) Reed (0-1) None 3-4 T 7th /2 GB Lost 2 2:41 1234 4737 April 11 BOWLING GREEN W 6-5 Garcia (1-1) Kirsch (0-2) Loraine (1) 4-4 T 5th/ 1 GB Won 1 2:45 898 5635 April 12 BOWLING GREEN W 11-8 Scanio (1-0) Cabrera (0-1) Thomas (2) 5-4 T 3rd/1 GB Won 2 3:30 1797 7432 April 13 BOWLING GREEN Game Rained out and will be not be made up April 14 @ Lake County W 9-6 Herget (1-0) Lugo (0-2) Loraine (2) 6-4 T 3rd/1.5 GB Won 3 3:03 780 April 15 @ Lake County Game Snowed out and will be rescheduled as part of a double header on April 16 April 16 @ Lake County W 4-0 (7) Petree (1-0) Kime (0-3) None 7-4 T 2nd/2 GB Won 4 2:07 NA April 16 @ Lake County W 4-0 (7) Ar. Reyes (2-1) Milbrath (1-1) None 8-4 T 2nd/1.5 GB Won 5 1:45 825 April 17 @ Fort Wayne L 5-6 Rizzotti (1-1) Scanio (1-1) None 8-5 T 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 1 2:49 4140 April 18 @ Fort Wayne L 4-9 Reyes (1-0) Garcia (1-2) None 8-6 T 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 2 2:50 5201 April 19 @ Fort Wayne L 10-15 Bostjancic (1-0) Brookshire (0-2) None 8-7 T 5th/2.5 GB Lost 3 3:23 4627 April 20 OFF DAY April 21 CEDAR RAPIDS W 5-3 Perry (1-0) Powell (0-1) Scanio (1) 9-7 T 3rd/1.5 GB Won 1 2:45 561 7993 April 22 CEDAR RAPIDS W 4-1 Petree (2-0) Eades (1-3) None 10-7 3rd/1.5 GB Won 2 2:29 736 8729 April 23 CEDAR RAPIDS W 2-0 McKnight (1-0) Muren (0-1) Thomas (3) 11-7 T 2nd/1.5 GB Won 3 2:36 4758 13487 April 24 CEDAR RAPIDS Game Rained Out; Will be made up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa May 12 April 25 QUAD CITIES W 8-4 Reed (1-1) Emanuel (0-1) None 12-7 3rd/2 GB Won 4 2:37 2972 16459 April 26 QUAD CITIES W 3-2 Scanio (2-1) Feliz (1-1) Barraclough (1) 13-7 2nd/2 GB Won 5 2:36 3033 19462 April 27 QUAD CITIES L 3-15 Sanudo (3-0) Brookshire (0-3) None 13-8 2nd/3 GB Lost 1 2:44 838 20330 April 28 @ Beloit Game Rained Out; Will be made up April 29 April 29 @ Beloit W 11-6 (7) Al. Reyes (2-0) Mendez (0-2) None 14-8 T 2nd/2 GB Won 1 2:28 April 29 @ Beloit W 6-3 (9) Thomas (1-0) Avila (0-2) Barraclough (2) 15-8 2nd/2 GB Won 2 2:38 178 April 30 @ Beloit L 1-3 Covey (1-2) Ar. Reyes (2-2) Bragg (1) 15-9 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 1 2:15 265 May 1 @ Beloit W 14-10 Brookshire (3-1) Herrera (2-3) None 16-9 2nd/1 GB Won 1 3:42 514 May 2 @ Cedar Rapids W 12-3 Garcia (2-2) Jorge (2-2) None 17-9 2nd/1 GB Won 2 3:03 2671 May 3 @ Cedar Rapids L 0-3 Slegers (3-0) McKnight (1-1) Peterson (3) 17-10 2nd/2 GB Lost 1 2:18 2899 May 4 @ Cedar Rapids L 0-2 Eades (3-3) Kaminsky (0-1) Boyd (4) 17-11 2nd/3 GB Lost 2 2:24 1437 May 5 BELOIT L 0-1 Covey (2-2) Al. Reyes (2-1) Avila (3) 17-12 3rd/4 GB Lost 3 2:14 1550 21880 May 6 BELOIT W 8-4 Barraclough (1-0) Pudenz (1-2) None 18-12 2nd/4 GB Won 1 3:09 3231 25111 May 7 BELOIT L 3-5 Trivino (2-3) Herget (1-1) Avila (4) 18-13 2nd/4 GB Lost 1 2:52 2150 27261 May 8 @ Clinton L 0-4 Huijer (2-1) Garcia (2-3) None 18-14 2nd/5 GB Lost 2 2:11 499 May 9 @ Clinton L 3-5 Holovach (3-1) McKnight (1-2) Brooks (1) 18-15 T 3rd/6 GB Lost 3 2:29 1084 May 10 @ Clinton W 8-6 (11) Herget (2-1) Pagan (1-1) Thomas (4) 19-15 2nd/6 GB Won 1 4:18 1262 May 11 OFF DAY May 12 @ Cedar Rapids Games (DH) Rained Out; Will be made up in Cedar Rapids, May 13 and May 14 in DH’s May 13 @ Cedar Rapids W 4-3 (7) Al. Reyes (3-1) Mildren (0-2) Loraine (3) 20-15 2nd/4.5 GB Won 2 1:59 May 13 @ Cedar Rapids W 6-4 (7) Perry (2-0) Montanez (0-2) Thomas (5) 21-15 2nd/4.0 GB Won 3 2:22 1927 May 14 @ Cedar Rapids W 4-3 (7) Polanco (1-0) Bixler (0-2) Loraine (4) 22-15 2nd/3.0 GB Won 4 2:24 May 14 @ Cedar Rapids W 5-3 (7) Sabatino (1-0) Penilla (0-1) Thomas (6) 23-15 2nd/2.5 GB Won 5 2:05 937 May 15 WISCONSIN L 3-4 Archer (2-1) McKnight (1-3) Razo (2) 23-16 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 1 2:23 1561 28822 May 16 WISCONSIN W 4-3 (11) Herget (3-1) Williams (0-1) None 24-16 2nd/2.5 GB Won 1 3:33 4140 32962 May 17 WISCONSIN W 2-1 (12) Sabatino (2-0) Martin (2-3) None 25-16 2nd/2.5 GB Won 2 3:36 5822 38784 May 18 WISCONSIN L 1-7 (10) Alexander (4-3) Rauh (0-1) None 25-17 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 1 2:51 4167 42951 May 19 CLINTON L 2-8 Holovach (4-1) Al. Reyes (3-2) None 25-18 2nd/3 GB Lost 2 2:45 1411 44362 May 20 CLINTON W 14-3 Reed (2-1) Huijer (2-2) None 26-18 2nd/2.5 GB Won 1 2:54 904 45266 May 21 CLINTON L 0-5 Diaz (2-2) McKnight (1-4) None 26-19 2nd/3.5 GB Lost 1 2:14 2245 47511 May 22 @ Burlington W 4-3 Sabatino (3-0) Busenitz (0-3) Loraine (5) 27-19 2nd/3.5 GB Won 1 2:26 486 May 23 @ Burlington L 3-8 Almonte (1-0) Holback (0-1) None 27-20 2nd/4.5 GB Lost 1 2:49 646 May 24 @ Burlington L 3-4 Alcantara (2-2) Ar. Reyes (2-3) Gordon (1) 27-21 2nd/4.5 GB Lost 2 2:45 899 May 25 @ Kane County L 3-7 Paniagua (1-3) Al. Reyes (3-3) None 27-22 2nd/5.5 GB Lost 3 2:39 8769 May 26 @ Kane County L 4-5 (11) Arias (1-1) Herget (3-2) None 27-23 2nd/6.5 GB Lost 4 3:41 4698 May 27 @ Kane County L 4-5 Wagner (1-1) Lee (0-1) Bremer (3) 27-24 2nd/7.5 GB Lost 5 2:24 6523 May 28 BURLINGTON W 2-1 (12) Sabatino (4-0) Loconsole (0-2) None 28-24 2nd/7.5 GB Won 1 3:48 1303 48814 May 29 BURLINGTON W 3-1 Ar. Reyes (3-3) Alcantara (2-3) Loraine (6) 29-24 2nd/6.5 GB Won 2 2:25 4130 52944 May 30 BURLINGTON L 0-7 Cooney (4-3) Al. Reyes (3-4) None 29-25 2nd/7.5 GB Lost 1 2:46 5196 58140 May 31 KANE COUNTY W 5-3 Perry (3-0) Hoffner (0-1) None 30-25 2nd/6.5 GB Won 1 2:40 5721 63861 June 1 KANE COUNTY L 0-2 Amlung (4-0) McKnight (0-5) Bremer (5) 30-26 2nd/7.5 GB Lost 1 2:46 3316 67177 June 2 KANE COUNTY W 5-3 Kaminsky (1-1) Underwood (1-2) Sabatino (1) 31-26 2nd/6.5 GB Won 1 2:36 1216 68393 June 3 OFF DAY June 4 @ Beloit L 1-2 Vail (2-0) Lee (0-2) Avila (7) 31-27 2nd/7.5 GB Lost 1 2:15 522 June 5 @ Beloit L 8-9 Trivino (4-4) Al. Reyes (3-5) Bragg (3) 31-28 2nd/8.5 GB Lost 2 2:42 502 June 6 @ Beloit W 1-0 Reed (3-1) Finnegan (5-2) Perry (1) 32-28 2nd/8.5 GB Won 1 2:12 865 June 7 @ Quad Cities Game Rained Out; Will be made up in Davenport, June 8 as a DH 2nd/9 GB June 8 @ Quad Cities L 1-3 (7) Walter (3-2) Herget (3-3) Tiburcio (3) 32-39 T 2nd/9.5 GB Lost 1 2:12 June 8 @ Quad Cities L 2-4 (7) Thurman (3-3) McKnight (1-6) Brunnemann (3) 32-30 4th/9.5 GB Lost 2 1:45 4046 June 9 @ Quad Cities W 8-4 Ar. Reyes (4-3) Lee (2-4) None 33-30 T 3rd/9.5 GB Won 1 2:44 4063 June 10 KANE COUNTY Game Rained Out; Will be made up in June 11 as a DH 4th/9.5 GB June 11 KANE COUNTY W 2-1 (7) Al. Reyes (4-5) Skulina (4-3) None 34-30 T 3rd/9 GB Won 2 1:37 June 11 KANE COUNTY L 3-4 (7) Torrez (6-3) Sabatino (4-1) Bremer (8) 34-31 T 3rd/9.5 GB Lost 1 2:02 5536 73929 June 12 KANE COUNTY L 1-4 Paniagua (3-3) Reed (3-2) Pugliese (2) 34-32 T 3rd/10.5 GB Lost 2 2:37 3297 77226 June 13 CLINTON W 9-5 McKnight (2-6) Campbell (4-5) None 35-32 T 3rd/9.5 GB Won 1 2:51 5536 82762 June 14 CLINTON W 5-0 Kaminsky (2-1) Misell (6-6) Herget (2) 36-32 T 3rd/8.5 GB Won 2 2:30 8146 90908 June 15 CLINTON W 6-5 (10) Lee (1-2) Pineda (3-3) None 37-33 3rd/7.5 GB Won 3 2:48 3248 94156 End of First Half - MWL All-Star Game June 17 @ West Michigan

CHIEFS DAY BY DAY 2014 SECOND HALF DATE OPP RES WP LP Save REC GA/GB Streak Time Att Total June 19 @ Quad Cities Game Rained Out – Will be Made up as part of DH on Friday, June 20 T 2nd/-0.5 GB June 20 @ Quad Cities L 1-2 (7) Frias (4-3) Reed (3-3) Tiburicio (4) 0-1/37-33 Lost 1 2:00 June 20 @ Quad Cities W 1-0 (7) Brookshire (2-3) Grills (2-3) Sabatino (2) 1-1/38-33 T 3rd/1 GB Won 1 1:54 6393 June 21 @ Quad Cities W 9-2 McKnight (3-6) Comer (0-1) None 2-1/39-33 T 3rd/1 GB Won 2 2:38 4921 June 22 @ Quad Cities Game Rained Out – Will be Made up as part of DH on Sunday, June 29 in Peoria 3rd/1.5 GB June 23 OFF DAY June 24 CEDAR RAPIDS W 3-1 Kaminsky (3-1) Mildren (2-5) Lee (1) 3-1/40-33 3rd/0.5 GB Won 3 2:40 1827 95983 June 25 CEDAR RAPIDS W 2-1 Ar. Reyes (5-3) Stewart (1-4) Perry (2) 4-1/41-33 T 2nd/0.5 GB Won 4 2:16 3148 99131 June 26 CEDAR RAPIDS W 6-3 Al. Reyes (5-5) Slegers (5-5) Perry (3) 5-1/42-33 1st/+0.5 GA Won 5 2:42 2277 101408 June 27 QUAD CITIES L 3-4 Frias (5-3) Stock (0-1) Grills (1) 5-2/42-34 2nd/0.5 GB Lost 1 2:56 5441 106849 June 28 QUAD CITIES W 5-4 McKnight (4-6) Houser (4-5) Loraine (7) 6-2/43-34 2nd/0.5 GB Won 1 2:24 5961 112810 June 29 QUAD CITIES L 3-11 (7) Lee (3-5) Perdomo (0-1) None 6-3/43-35 2nd/1.0 GB Lost 1 2:32 June 29 QUAD CITIES W 4-2 (7) Polanco (2-0) Thurman (4-5) None 7-3/44-35 2nd1.0 GB Won 1 2:04 2474 115284 June 30 QUAD CITIES W 8-2 Kaminsky (4-1) Gustave (5-4) None 8-3/45-35 2nd/0.5 GB Won 2 2:22 959 116243 July 1 @ Kane County L 1-6 Blackburn (7-2) Ar. Reyes (5-4) None 8-4/45-36 2nd/1.5 GB Lost 1 2:31 6961 July 2 @ Kane County W 8-5 Al. Reyes (6-5) Skulina (4-4) Sabatino (3) 9-4/46-36 2nd/0.5 GB Won 1 3:16 5136 July 3 @ Kane County L 2-10 Torrez (9-3) Brookshire (2-4) None 9-5/46-37 2nd/1.5 GB Lost 1 2:22 10515 July 4 BURLINGTON W 6-0 McKnight (4-6) Cooney (6-4) None 10-5/47-37 2nd/1.5 GB Won 1 2:31 8296 124539 July 5 BURLINGTON W 2-1 Perry (4-0) Busenitz (3-4) None 11-5/48-37 2nd/1.5 GB Won 2 2:23 1679 126218 July 6 BURLINGTON L 1-2 Carlson (2-1) Loraine (1-1) None 11-6/48-38 2nd/1.5 GB Lost 1 2:35 2025 128243 July 7 OFF DAY July 8 CLINTON L 2-4 Campbell (5-6) Ar. Reyes (5-5) Valenza (1) 11-7/48-39 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 2 2:32 1580 129823 July 9 CLINTON W 4-3 Sabatino (5-1) Fry (1-3) None 12-7/49-39 2nd/1.5 GB Won 1 2:43 3072 132895 July 10 CLINTON W 5-3 Brookshire (3-4) Holovach (4-3) Lucas (1) 13-7/50-39 2nd/1.5 GB Won 2 2:40 3162 136057 July 11 @ Burlington L 4-5 Almonte (2-0) McKnight (5-7) Busenitz (11) 13-8/50-40 2nd/2.5 GB Lost 1 2:34 715 July 12 @ Burlington W 10-6 (7) Perdomo (1-1) Sharp (5-5) None 14-8/51-40 2nd/2.5 GB Won 1 2:56 2700 July 13 @ Burlington W 4-3 (12) Lucas (1-0) Blackford (0-2) Loraine (8) 15-8/52-40 2nd/2.0 GB Won 2 3:47 1030 July 14 @ Burlington W 6-0 Ar. Reyes (6-5) Mahle (0-1) None 16-8/53-40 2nd/1.0 GB Won 3 2:51 1736 July 15 OFF DAY July 16 @ West Michigan L 2-4 Green (3-3) Al. Reyes (6-6) Felix (9) 16-9/53-41 2nd/1.0 GB Lost 1 2:31 7249 July 17 @ West Michigan L 1-3 Crawford (5-2) Brookshire (3-5) Sitz (2) 16-10/53-42 2nd/2.0 GB Lost 2 2:06 7318 July 18 @ West Michigan L 2-3 Robertson (5-5) Lucas (1-1) Reininger (8) 16-11/53-43 2nd/3.0 GB Lost 3 2:36 7732 July 19 @ South Bend W 2-1 (10) Herget (4-3) Sarianides (0-1) Loraine (9) 17-11/54-43 2nd/2.0 GB Won 1 3:08 5512 July 20 @ South Bend L 0-6 Solbach (1-1) Kaminsky (4-2) None 17-12/54-44 2nd/2.0 GB Lost 1 2:14 4495 July 21 @ South Bend L 4-5 Furney (6-5) Ar. Reyes (6-6) Bracho (19) 17-13/54-45 2nd/2.0 GB Lost 2 2:40 3685 July 22 OFF DAY July 23 LANSING L 7-8 (10) Silverstein (10-3) Barraclough (1-1) None 17-14/54-46 T 2nd/3.0 GB Lost 3 2:53 5126 141183 July 24 LANSING L 2-3 Cordero (3-1) Sabatino (5-2) Kish (2) 17-15/54-47 T 3rd/4.0 GB Lost 4 2:41 4114 145297 July 25 LANSING W 1-0 Polanco (3-0) Gonzalez (1-1) None 18-15/55-47 T 2nd/4.0 GB Won 1 2:25 4062 149359 July 26 GREAT LAKES W 5-4 Perdomo (2-1) Bird (4-12) Sabatino (4) 19-15/56-47 T 2nd/3.0 GB Won 2 2:56 3337 152696 July 27 GREAT LAKES W 4-0 Kaminsky (5-2) Arano (4-5) None 20-15/57-47 T 2nd/2.0 GB Won 3 2:29 5261 157957 July 28 GREAT LAKES L 0-4 Johnson (4-2) Ar. Reyes (6-7) None 20-16/57-48 T 2nd/2.0 GB Lost 1 2:45 4517 162474 July 29 @ Beloit W 6-4 (10) Herget (5-3) Roberts (0-3) None 21-16/58-48 T 2nd/1.0 GB Won 1 3:04 856 July 30 @ Beloit L 3-4 (11) Seddon (2-1) Stock (0-2) None 21-17/58-49 T 2nd/1.0 GB Lost 1 3:11 613 July 31 @ Beloit L 4-11 Wagman (1-0) McKnight (5-8) None 21-18/58-50 T 4th/2.0 GB Lost 2 2:18 809 Aug 1 @ Wisconsin Aug 2 @ Wisconsin Aug 3 @ Wisconsin Aug 4 KANE COUNTY Aug 5 KANE COUNTY Aug 6 KANEH57 H5 COUNTY6 Aug 7 WISCONSIN Aug 8 WISCONSIN Aug 9 WISCONSIN Aug 10 WISCONSIN Aug 11 OFF DAY Aug 12 @ Burlington Aug 13 @ Burlington Aug 14 @ Burlington Aug 15 @ Cedar Rapids Aug 16 @ Cedar Rapids Aug 17 @ Cedar Rapids Aug 18 BELOIT Aug 19 BELOIT Aug 20 BELOIT Aug 21 WISCONSIN Aug 22 WISCONSIN Aug 23 WISCONSIN Aug 24 @ Clinton Aug 25 @ Clinton Aug 26 @ Clinton Aug 27 BELOIT Aug 28 BELOIT Aug 29 BELOIT Aug 30 @ Kane County Aug 31 @ Kane County Sept 1 @ Kane County

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