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NATIONAL LEAGUE WILD CARD GAME SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (88-74) AT (88-74) LHP (18-10, 2.98) vs. RHP Edinson Volquez (13-7, 3.04) Wednesday, October 1, 2014 • PNC Park • 5:07 p.m. (PT) • ESPN • ESPN Radio • KNBR 680

TONIGHT'S GAME GIANTS ALL-TIME • The Giants and Pirates are meeting tonight in the one-game Wild Card playo , which POSTSEASON RECORD was added to the Major League postseason in 2012...the Cardinals defeated the Braves in the WC playo in 2012 and then the Pirates beat the Reds last season. Overall (since 1900) ...... 84-82-2 SF-era (since 1958) ...... 45-41 ONE GAME, ONE WIN AND In Home Games ...... 25-17 • The Giants would travel to Washington for the start of the Division Series In Road Games...... 20-24 on Friday...Games Three and Four (if necessary) would be scheduled to be played in San At AT&T Park ...... 17-10 Francisco on Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7. GIANTS BY THE NUMBERS THE GIANTS - POSTSEASON THIS IS THE FIFTH TIME IN FRANCHISE HISTORY NOTE 2014 • San Francisco has advanced to the postsea- THAT THE GIANTS HAVE MADE THE POSTSEA- Overall ...... 88-74 son for the third time in the last ! ve seasons SON THREE OR MORE TIMES IN A FIVE YEAR SPAN Series Record: ...... 29-20-3 and for the 25th time in franchise history Giants, Playo! s Apps 3+ Times in a 5-Year Span Series Record, home: ...... 14-9-3 (since 1900), the ! fth-most appearances San Francisco 2010, 2012, 2014 Series Record, road: ...... 15-11-0 all-time behind the Yankees (51), Dodgers San Francisco 2000, 2002, 2003 Series Openers: ...... 27-25 New York 1933, 1936, 1937 Series Finales: ...... 31-21 (28), Cardinals (27) and Athletics (26)...it's New York 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924 Sweeps by Giants: ...... 6 the 11th postseason appearance in SF-era New York 1911, 1912, 1913 Sweeps by Opponent: ...... 6 history (since 1958). chart courtesy of Stats, Inc. Most Games Over .500 ...... 22, June 8 Most Games Under .500 ...... 0 POSTSEASON WIN STREAK Home Record:...... 45-36 • The Giants have won each of their last seven postseason games, the club's longest post- Road Record: ...... 43-38 season win streak in franchise history. Day Record: ...... 38-24 Night Record: ...... 50-50 vs. NL West: ...... 40-36 GIANTS IN ELIMINATION GAMES - KEEP THE WIN STREAK GOING vs. NL Central: ...... 16-16 • The Giants are 17-17 all-time in elimination postseason games...SF has won each of their vs. NL East: ...... 22-12 last six elimination games, all of which came in 2012...the Giants became just the second vs. American League: ...... 10-10 team to win six straight elimination games in a postseason in 2012, joining the vs. RH starters: ...... 58-44 1985 Royals. vs. LH starters: ...... 30-30 Giants Score First: ...... 65-18 THE GIANTS - REGULAR SEASON Opp. Score First: ...... 23-56 • Finished the 2014 regular season (57th in San Francisco and 132nd overall) with an 88-74 Leading After 6: ...... 62-6 Trailing After 6: ...... 13-60 (.543) record, the ! rst time in the modern era that they made the postseason with fewer Tied After 6: ...... 13-8 than 90 wins...SF ! nished in second place in the National League West, 6.0 games behind Leading After 7: ...... 70-6 ! rst-place Los Angeles...the Giants held possession of ! rst place in the NL West for 96 days, Trailing After 7: ...... 7-65 but last held ! rst on July 26...SF was a season-high 22 games over .500 on June 8. Tied After 7: ...... 11-3 Leading After 8: ...... 74-3 WILD CARD NOTES Trailing After 8: ...... 5-66 • Since the Wild Card format was ! rst used in 1995, the Giants have been a Wild Card team Tied After 8: ...... 9-5 just once, in 2002, when they lost to the Angels (another Wild Card team) in the World Extra-Inning Games: ...... 9-4 One-run Games: ...... 18-22 Series...the following teams have won the as a Wild-Card team: Marlins (1997, Two-run Games: ...... 22-15 2003), Angels (2002), Red Sox (2004) and Cardinals (2011). Giants Score 5 or more: ...... 59-6 Giants Score 4 or more: ...... 73-13 GIANTS VS. PIRATES Giants Score 3 or less: ...... 15-61 • The Giants went 2-4 against the Pirates during the regular season, going 1-2 at AT&T Park Giants Score 2 or less: ...... 5-54 and 1-2 at PNC Park...! ve of the six games were decided by two runs or fewer...the Giants Giants No Errors: ...... 52-39 are 20-22 (.476) all-time here at PNC Park, losing six of the last eight games. Giants Make Error(s): ...... 36-35 Giants Outhit Opp.: ...... 65-16 Opp. Outhits Giants: ...... 18-51 PAST POSTSEASON HISTORY BETWEEN GIANTS-PIRATES Come-From-Behind Wins: ...... 35 • SF and PIT are meeting in the postseason for just the second time...they also met in the C-F-B Wins (trailing by 3+): ...... 9 1971 NLCS, with the Pirates winning the best-of-seven series, 3-games-to-1. C-F-B Wins (trailing by 4+): ...... 5 C-F-B Wins (trailing by 5+): ...... 2 HOW THE GIANTS GOT HERE Blown Leads ...... 23 • The Giants nearly blew a chance at even GIANTS RECORD BREAKDOWN Largest Blown Lead ...... 5, Aug. 24 Giants 0 HR: ...... 27-48 making the postseason with a two and Through June 8: 43-21 (.672) - Best in NL a half month stint in which they were 15 From June 9-Aug. 25: 26-41 (.388) - 2nd Worst in NL Giants hit at least 1 HR: ...... 61-26 games under .500...SF had the best record From Aug. 26-Sept. 28 19-12 (.613) - 4th Best in NL Giants hit 2+ HRs: ...... 27-5 in baseball through June 8, then had a two- 2014 DAY-BY-DAY STANDINGS INFO month swoon from June 9-Aug. 25 in which they had a season-high 10-game lead in the NL West, then lost that lead in just 25 days in June-July...then they ! nished the regular Days in 1st Place: ...... 96 season by winning 19 of their ! nal 31 games to clinch a wild-card berth. Last Day in 1st Place: ...... July 26 Last Day out of 1st Place: ...... Sept. 28 AT THE HELM Most Consecutive Days in 1st: ...... 70 Most Games Ahead/Date: . . .10, June 8 • Bruce Bochy will make his seventh postseason stint as a big league manager, his third Most Games Behind/Date: . . 6, Sept. 28 in eight seasons with SF...Bochy's seven trips to the postseason are tied with Angels skip- Days in 2nd Place: ...... 82 per Mike Scioscia for the most among the 10 managers in this years postseason...Bochy Days in 3rd Place: ...... 1 is 30-25 (.545) all-time in postseason play, including a 22-9 (.710) record with the Giants. Days in 4th Place: ...... 0 Days in 5th Place: ...... 0 IN THE TRAINERS ROOM • The Giants had six starters miss a signi! cant amount of time in 2014: THIS DATE IN GIANTS HISTORY • IF Brandon Belt missed 96 games with a broken left thumb and a concussion. October 1, 1954 - Behind Ruben • RHP had three separate DL stints (cut right index ! nger, right hamstring strain Gomez, who tossed 7.1-innings, the and season ending surgery on his right elbow), missing a total of 97 games. New York Giants defeated the , 6-2, in Game 3 of the World • OF Michael Morse missed nearly all of Sept. (24 games) with a left oblique strain. Series...Willie Mays went 3-for-5 with • OF Angel Pagan missed 57 games with back in" ammation and underwent season-ending two RBI and Don Mueller went 2-for-5... surgery on Sept. 25 to repair a bulging disc in his back. closed out the win with • C Hector Sanchez missed 58 games with a concussion. 1.2-scoreless innings for his ! rst save. • IF Marco Scutaro missed nearly the entire year with a lower back strain (missed 152 games).

World Champions (7): 1905, 1921, 1922, 1933, 1954, 2010, 2012 NL Pennants (20): 1904, 1905, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1917, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1951, 1954, 1962, 1989, 2002, 2010, 2012 NL West Titles (8): 1971, 1987, 1989, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2010, 2012 GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES TONIGHT'S STARTING - LHP MADISON BUMGARNER PAGE 2

40 • MADISON BUMGARNER • LHP BUMGARNER'S 2014 STARTS 6!5/235 • R/L • 25 (August 1, 1989) Date OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR #P Service Time: 4 years, 127 days 3/31 @ARI -- W, 9-8 4.0 6 4 0 2 3 0 78 Contract Status: Signed through 2017 4/5 @LAD W W, 7-2 6.1 8 2 2 1 10 0 114 Breakdown W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 4/11 COL W W, 6-5 6.0 9 4 4 2 7 1 112 2014 San Francisco 18-10 2.98 33 217.1 194 81 72 43 219 4/17 LA L L, 1-2 4.1 6 2 2 3 6 0 99 Career (6th season) 67-49 3.06 151 952.2 852 360 324 229 896 4/22 @COL L L, 1-2 8.0 9 2 2 1 6 2 97 2014 at AT&T Park 7-6 4.03 15 91.2 90 43 41 24 101 4/28 SD L L, 4-6 5.0 7 5 4 4 5 1 93 Career at AT&T Park 30-22 3.12 69 441.0 394 162 153 114 437 April (5 starts) 2-3 4.25 29.2 39 15 14 11 34 4 515 2014 on Road 11-4 2.22 18 125.2 104 38 31 19 118 5/4 @ATL W W, 4-1 6.0 3 1 0 1 9 0 95 Career on Road 37-27 3.01 82 511.2 458 198 171 115 459 5/9 @LAD W W, 3-1 8.0 4 1 1 1 8 1 112 5/14 ATL W W, 10-4 5.0 7 4 4 1 5 0 96 5/20 @COL -- L, 4-5 6.0 8 3 3 1 6 1 100 2014 SEASON 5/25 MIN W W, 8-1 7.0 3 1 1 0 10 0 107 MOST WINS BY A GIANTS 5/30 @STL W W, 9-4 7.0 3 0 0 1 10 0 103 • Bumgarner's steady emergence as LEFT-HANDED PITCHER IN A May (6 starts) 5-0 2.08 39.0 28 10 9 5 48 2 613 one of baseball's best makes SINGLE SEASON SINCE 1958 6/5 @CIN W W, 6-1 8.0 3 1 1 0 5 1 106 him a contender in Player Season Wins 6/10 WAS L L, 1-2 7.0 8 2 2 1 5 0 102 2014 after having the best season of Ron Bryant 1973 24 6/15 COL -- L, 7-8 7.0 6 4 4 4 9 1 118 Mike McCormick 1967 22 6/22 @ARI W W, 4-1 8.0 2 1 0 2 7 0 112 his career, going 18-10 with a 2.98 ERA 1959 19 6/27 CIN L L, 2-6 6.0 9 5 5 1 3 0 97 and 219 , a record for a San 1997 19 June (5 starts) 2-2 3.00 36.0 28 13 12 8 29 2 535 Francisco left-handed pitcher. Billy O'Dell 1962 19 7/3 STL L L, 2-7 5.0 6 5 4 3 6 1 100 1978 18 7/8 @OAK L L, 1-6 7.0 10 6 6 3 3 0 106 Madison Bumgarner 2014 18 7/13 ARI W W, 8-4 6.1 10 4 4 0 5 1 102 • The 2014 All-Star posted career highs 7/18 @MIA W W, 9-1 6.0 4 1 1 2 7 1 84 in wins, and strikeouts, while fashioning the second- 7/23 @PHI W W, 3-1 8.0 5 0 0 0 6 0 93 lowest ERA of his career for a full season. 7/28 PIT L L, 0-5 4.0 6 5 5 2 2 1 90 July (6 starts) 3-3 4.95 36.1 41 21 20 10 29 4 575 8/3 @NYM W W, 9-0 9.0 2 0 0 1 10 0 94 • Among NL leaders, he " nished tied for third in complete games, fourth 8/8 @KC L L, 2-4 8.0 7 4 3 0 5 1 123 in wins, fourth in innings pitched, fourth in strikeouts and 14th in ERA. 8/15 PHI -- L, 3-5(10) 7.0 4 1 1 0 9 1 110 8/21 @CHC W W, 5-3 7.0 7 3 3 1 12 2 116 • The Giants went 20-13 in his outings (13-5 on the road and 7-8 at home). 8/26 COL W W, 3-0 9.0 1 0 0 0 13 0 103 8/31 MIL W W, 15-5 6.0 5 1 1 1 7 0 96 Aug (6 starts) 4-1 1.57 46.0 26 9 8 3 56 4 642 • His 18 wins were the most by a SF pitcher since Shawn Estes had 19 in 1997. 9/6 @DET W W, 5-4 6.0 10 3 3 0 0 2 100 9/12 LA W W, 9-0 7.0 3 0 0 2 9 0 97 • Became one of three left-handed pitchers in Giants history to record 15 9/17 @ARI -- W, 4-2 6.0 7 2 2 2 6 0 101 9/23 @LA L L, 2-4 7.1 6 4 4 0 5 3 116 or more wins in multiple seasons before turning age 26...joined Rube Sept. (4 starts) 2-1 3.08 26.1 26 9 9 4 20 5 414 Marquard (1911-1913, 3) and Cy Seymour (1897-1898, 2). Totals (33 starts)18-10 2.98 217.1 194 81 72 43 219 21 -- • Was one of just " ve left-handed pitchers in Giants franchise history to BUMGARNER'S SINGLE GAME HIGHS, BESTS AND STREAKS record 200-or-more strikeouts in a season, joining Cy Seymour (239, 2014 Highs Career Highs 9.0 (2x), last: 8/26 vs. COL IP 9.0 (4x), last: 8/26/14 vs. COL 1898), (237, 1911), Ray Sadecki (206, 1968) and Jona- 10 (3x), last: 9/6 at DET H 11 (3x), last: 9/11/12 at COL than Sanchez (205, 2010)...his 219 strikeouts were the third-most by a 6, 7/8 at OAK R 9, 5/17/13 at COL Giants lefty behind Seymour and Marquard. 6, 7/8 at OAK ER 8, 6/21/11 vs. MIN 4 (2x), last: 6/15 vs. COL BB 5 (3x), last: 5/27/13 at OAK 13, 8/26 vs. COL SO 13 (2x), last: 8/26/14 vs. COL • Had six -digit games, the second most in the NL behind 3, 9/23 at LA HR 3 (3x), last: 9/23/14 at LA Clayton Kershaw (7). 1 (4x), last: 8/26 vs. COL CG 1 (6x), last: 8/26/14 vs. COL 1 (2x), last: 8/26 vs. COL SHO 1 (3x), last: 8/26/14 vs. COL • Was one of the best pitchers on the road, going 11-4 with a 2.22 ERA (31er, 1, 8/26 vs. COL Low Hit CG 1 (2x), last: 8/26/14 vs. COL 6, 5/4-6/5 Win Streak 6, 5/4/14-6/5/14 125.2ip) in 18 starts (3 CGs)...his 11 road victories matched Kershaw and 3 (2x), last: 6/27-7/8 Loss Streak 6, 4/5-5/13/11 Adam Wainwright for the most in the Majors while his road ERA ranked as the fourth-lowest in the NL. BUMGARNER AT THE PLATE AVG. AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH 2014 .258 66 17 2 0 4 15 2 29 8 • Was selected to his second consecutive All-Star team as he " nished Career .166 290 48 8 0 6 31 15 114 35 fourth on the player ballot, behind , Adam Wainwright and Last : Sept. 23, 2014 at LA (o! RHP Zack Greinke) Clayton Kershaw...however, was not eligible to pitch because he started Notes: Is the top candidate among pitchers to receive a NL Silver Slugger award after leading all pitchers in batting average (.262), the Sunday prior to the break...he didn't pitch in the All-Star Game in runs scored (10), hits (17), home runs (4), RBI (15) and slugging pct. 2013 either, as Bochy held him back for long relief. (.477)...would be the " rst Giants pitcher to win this award since Don Robinson won it in 1990...Bumgarner's four home runs were • Averaged the second-most run support in the NL (behind COL's Jorge De the most by a Giants pitcher since hit six in 1937 and his 15 RBI matched 's 1966 San Francisco season La Rosa, 6.20), averaging 5.76 runs per game, the most he ever received record...two of his four home runs were grand slams, becoming the in his career. second pitcher in Major League history to hit two in one season... the only other pitcher with two in a season is Tony Cloninger, who • Led the league with nine picko! s and allowed just 7-of-17 runners to did so against the Giants, hitting both in one game on July 3, 1966 (Elias)...prior to Bumgarner, the last pitcher to hit four home runs and steal o! him (41.2%), the " fth-lowest stolen base pct. in the NL. drive in 15 RBI while earning at least 18 wins in a season was Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins in 1971 with the Cubs (24-13, 6 HRs, 20 RBI). • Was named the NL's Pitcher of the Month twice: May (5-0, 2.08 ERA, 48 BUMGARNER VS. THE PIRATES Ks, 5 BBs) and August (4-1, 1.57 ERA, 56 Ks, 3 BBs). W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 2014 0-1 11.25 1 4.0 6 5 5 2 2 • Was named the "Willie Mac" award winner, an annual honor bestowed Career 1-3 3.24 4 25.0 22 9 9 8 24 upon the most inspirational player on the team, as voted upon by Giants @PNC 0-1 1.50 1 6.0 5 1 1 1 7 players, coaches, training sta! and the fans. NOTES: Is 1-3 with a 3.24 ERA in four starts against the Pirates (3 quality outings)...in his only start against the Bucs this season he su! ered the loss on July 28 as he allowed " ve POSTSEASON runs on six hits in 4.0 innings of a 5-0 Giants loss at AT&T • On his third postseason roster (2010, 2012), Bumgarner has gone 3-2 with Park...has made just one career start here at PNC Park, back a 3.79 ERA (15er, 35.2ip) in seven postseason games (6 starts). on April 27, 2011 (L, 6.0ip, 5h, 1r, 7so). CAREER STARTS VS. PITTSBURGH Date H/R DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR BUMGARNER'S CAREER POSTSEASON STARTS 4/27/11 R L L, 0-2 6.0 5 1 1 1 7 0 Date RD OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR 8/9/11 H W W, 6-0 7.0 4 0 0 1 10 0 10/11/10 DS(4) @ATL W W, 3-2 6.0 6 2 2 1 5 1 8/23/13 H L L, 1-3 8.0 7 3 3 4 5 1 10/20/10 LCS(4) PHI -- W, 6-5 4.2 6 3 3 1 6 0 7/28/14 H L L, 0-5 4.0 6 5 5 2 2 1 10/31/10 WS(4) @TEX W W, 4-0 8.0 3 0 0 2 6 0 Totals (4 starts) 1-3 3.24 25.0 22 9 9 8 24 2 10/7/12 DS(2) CIN L L, 0-9 4.1 7 4 4 1 4 1 10/14/12 LCS(1) STL L L, 4-6 3.2 8 6 6 1 2 2 PIRATES BATTERS GIANTS BATTERS 10/25/12 WS(2) DET W W, 2-0 7.0 2 0 0 2 8 0 VS. BUMGARNER VS. VOLQUEZ Totals (6 starts) 3-2 4.01 33.2 32 15 15 8 31 4 Overall (7 games) 3-2 3.79 35.2 35 15 15 9 32 4 AVG AB H HR BB SO AVG AB H HR BB SO Alvarez .000 2 0 0 0 2 Arias .200 5 1 0 0 0 Barmes .231 13 3 1 1 2 Belt .444 18 8 1 0 4 Davis .000 3 0 0 0 3 Blanco .263 19 5 0 3 9 Harrison .800 5 4 1 1 0 Bumgarner .250 4 1 0 0 1 Martin .429 7 3 0 1 1 Crawford .150 20 3 0 0 7 McCutchen .200 10 2 0 2 2 Ishikawa .250 4 1 0 2 0 Mercer .429 7 3 0 0 1 Polanco .000 1 0 0 0 1 Pence .194 36 7 3 5 16 Sanchez .333 9 3 0 2 3 Perez .500 4 2 0 0 1 Tabata .000 7 0 0 0 2 Posey .556 9 5 0 2 1 Volquez .200 5 1 0 0 4 Sandoval .462 13 6 0 0 1 Walker .333 9 3 0 0 1 GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES STARTING PITCHER - RHP JAKE PEAVY PAGE 3

22 • JAKE PEAVY • RHP PEAVY’S 2014 STARTS 61/195 • R/R • 33 (May 31, 1981) Date OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR #P Service Time: 12 years, 101 days 4/4 MIL* -- L, 2-6 6.0 6 2 2 2 4 1 94 Contract Status: Signed through 2014 (free agent after season) 4/9 TEX* -- W, 4-2 6.2 3 1 1 4 8 1 109 Breakdown W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 4/15 @CWS* -- L, 1-2 6.0 3 1 1 4 8 1 113 2014 Boston 1-9 4.72 20 124.0 131 67 65 46 100 4/20 BAL* -- W, 6-5 5.2 10 5 5 4 5 1 102 San Francisco 6-4 2.17 12 78.2 65 24 19 17 58 4/25 @TOR* W W, 8-1 7.0 5 1 1 2 7 1 113 Overall with BOS, SF 7-13 3.73 32 202.2 196 91 84 63 158 April (5 starts) 1-0 2.87 31.1 27 10 10 16 32 5 531 Career (13th season) 139-111 3.53 338 2147.2 1901 890 843 647 2027 5/1 TB* L L, 1-2 6.1 3 2 2 5 4 1 113 2014 at AT&T Park 3-2 1.64 6 38.1 27 10 7 12 32 5/7 CIN* -- W, 4-3 6.0 4 3 3 4 4 1 97 Career at AT&T Park 11-7 3.21 20 126.0 114 49 45 41 87 5/13 @MIN* -- L, 6-8 4.1 9 6 6 2 1 1 91 2014 on Road 4-8 4.60 16 101.2 106 55 52 25 80 5/18 DET* L L, 2-6 6.0 11 5 5 0 2 1 92 Career on Road 70-62 4.03 166 1032.2 983 490 462 324 909 5/24 @TB* -- L, 5-6 6.0 8 5 5 1 5 0 99 5/29 ATL* -- W, 4-3 8.0 8 3 3 1 4 1 111 May (6 starts) 0-2 5.89 36.2 43 24 24 13 20 5 603 2014 SEASON 6/3 @CLE* L L, 3-5 6.1 8 5 5 1 3 0 106 LOWEST ERA IN MAJORS 6/9 @BAL* L L, 0-4 7.0 8 4 4 1 7 3 94 • 13-year Major League veteran was acquired BEGINNING AUG. 13 6/14 CLE* -- L, 2-3 6.0 7 1 1 2 5 0 105 by San Francisco from Boston in July, giving Player, Team ERA 6/19 @OAK* L L, 2-4 6.1 5 4 3 3 4 1 117 the Giants a much needed starter with Matt Jake Peavy, SF 1.35 6/24 @SEA* L L, 2-8 5.0 8 7 7 2 3 2 85 Cain out for the season...went just 1-9 with a Edinson Volquez, PIT 1.36 6/30 CHC* L L, 0-2 6.0 5 2 2 2 7 1 109 Matt Shoemaker, LAA 1.38 June (6 starts) 0-5 5.40 36.2 41 23 22 11 29 7 616 4.72 ERA (65er, 124.0ip) in 20 starts with the Carlos Carrasco, CLE 1.41 7/6 BAL* -- L, 6-7 6.0 6 2 1 2 3 0 105 Red Sox, while going 6-4 with a 2.17 ERA in Stephen Strasburg, WAS 1.69 7/12 @HOU* L L, 2-3 7.0 6 3 3 1 9 1 103 12 starts for SF. 7/22 @TOR* L L, 3-7 6.1 8 5 5 3 7 2 105 7/27 LA L L, 3-4 6.0 6 4 3 2 5 0 102 July (4 starts) 0-3 4.26 25.1 26 14 12 8 24 3 415 • The Giants went 8-4 in his outings, with the club winning each of his last 8/2 @NYM L L, 2-4 7.0 4 4 4 0 4 0 89 six starts and eight of his last nine. 8/7 @MIL L L, 1-3 5.2 9 3 3 3 3 0 96 8/13 CWS W W, 7-1 7.0 4 1 1 3 3 1 100 • Beginning July 27 (his ! rst start with the Giants), his 2.17 ERA ranked as 8/20 at CHC W W, 8-3 7.0 10 2 2 0 8 1 111 8/25 COL L L, 2-3 7.0 6 3 1 1 5 0 102 the eighth-lowest in the NL. 8/30 MIL W W, 3-1 7.2 1 0 0 3 8 0 113 August (6 starts)3-3 2.40 41.1 34 13 11 10 31 2 611 • Allowed two earned runs or fewer in each of his last nine outings, posting 9/5 @DET W W, 8-2 6.0 6 2 0 0 3 0 85 a 1.35 ERA (9er, 60.0ip), the lowest ERA in the Majors beginning Aug. 13... 9/11 ARI W W, 6-2 5.2 6 1 1 0 8 0 92 9/16 @ARI W W, 2-1 7.2 5 1 1 1 4 0 95 went 6-1 during this span while holding opponents to a .218 clip. 9/22 @LA -- W, 5-2(13) 7.0 4 2 2 1 4 1 85 9/27 SD -- W, 3-1 5.0 4 1 1 3 3 0 92 • Combined for 32 starts, just two shy of matching his career-high for Sept. (5 starts) 3-0 1.44 31.1 25 7 5 5 22 1 449 season (34 in 2007 with San Diego). Totals (32 starts) 7-13 3.73 202.2 196 91 84 63 158 23 -- *Indicates starts with BOS

• Ranked 12th in the Majors for the lowest run support avg. (3.55), the low- PEAVY’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS, BESTS AND STREAKS est of his career...received two runs or fewer in 22 of 32 starts (received 2014 Highs Career Highs just 38 runs of support in 20 starts with the Red Sox and 42 runs in 12 8.0, 5/29 vs. ATL IP 9.0 (14x), last: 8/25/13 at LA 11, 5/18 vs. DET H 12, 7/14/12 at KC starts with the Giants). 7, 6/24 at SEA R 9, 7/26/02 at ARI 7, 6/24 at SEA ER 8 (4x), last: 9/5/07 at ARI • Allowed one home run in each of his ! rst nine starts and gave up 23 5, 5/1 vs. TB BB 7, 4/22/10 vs. TB overall in 2014...however, allowed just three in a Giants uniform. 9, 7/12 at HOU SO 16 (2x), last: 4/25/07 at ARI 3, 6/9 at BAL HR 4 (2x), last: 7/17/08 at STL n/a CG 1 (15x), last: 8/25/13 at LA • Made his 11th career Opening Day roster and ! rst as a member of the n/a SHO 1 (6x), 4/23/12 at OAK Red Sox. n/a Low Hit CG 2 (3x), last: 4/5/08 vs. LA 4, 8/30-9/16 Win Streak 8, 9/22/04-5/31/05 • Had a career-long 12-game losing streak from May 1-Aug. 7 (nine of those 12, 5/1(G1)-8/7 Loss Streak 12, 5/1/14(G1)-8/7/14 losses came in a Red Sox uniform while three were as a Giant)..it was the longest single-season losing streak by a pitcher who previously won a PEAVY AT THE PLATE AVG. AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH Cy Young award (Elias). 2014 .000 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 1 Career .164 456 75 15 1 2 27 19 136 46 • Received just three runs or fewer of support in 17 of 18 games during Last Home Run: July 26, 2006 at LA (o" Brad Penny) the 12-game losing streak (2.67 RSA). PEAVY'S CAREER POSTSEASON STARTS • Reached the 2,000-inning plateau on May 24 at Tampa Bay. Date RD OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR 10/4/05 Div(1) @STL L L, 5-8 4.1 8 8 8 3 3 2 • Was acquired by SF along with cash considerations from Boston on July 10/3/06 Div(1) STL L L, 1-5 5.1 11 5 5 1 2 1 26 in exchange for minor league LHP Edwin Escobar, RHP Heath Hembree. 10/8/13 Div(4) @TB -- W, 3-1 5.2 5 1 1 0 3 0 10/16/13 LCS(4) @DET L L, 3-7 3.0 5 7 7 3 1 0 10/26/13 WS(3) @STL -- L, 4-5 4.0 6 2 2 1 4 0 • Made his Giants debut the day after (July 27) vs. LA on ESPN Sunday Night Totals (5 starts) 0-3 9.27 22.1 35 23 23 8 13 3 Baseball...tossed 6.0 innings, allowing four runs to su" er the loss. • Snapped his career-long 12-game losing streak on Aug. 13 vs. Chicago- AL, allowing one run in 7.0 innings of a 7-1 victory. • With that Aug. 13 win, he also ended a streak of 18-consecutive winless starts...the only other pitcher in Major League history who had a longer winless start streak after already having won 100 games was Fernando Valenzuela, who did not record a win in 19-straight from 1988-1989. • Tossed 7.2-scoreless innings with eight strikeouts on Aug. 30 vs. Milwau- kee...his only hit allowed came with one out in the 8th inning, a single to Mark Reynolds...it marked the deepest he had gone into a game in his career without surrendering a hit (previous: 6.1 innings on Aug. 2, 2014 at New York-NL)...also registered his 2,000th career strikeout, fanning Aramis Ramirez in the 2nd inning.

POSTSEASON • Is on his fourth career postseason roster, having also appeared in the postseason with the Padres in 2005 and 2006 and then winning a World Series ring with the Red Sox last season. • Is 0-3 with a 9.27 ERA (23er, 22.1ip) in ! ve postseason starts (no quality starts)...went 0-1 with a 7.11 ! gure (10er, 12.2ip) in three starts with the Red Sox last season. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES STARTING PITCHER - RHP PAGE 4

52 • YUSMEIRO PETIT • RHP PETIT'S 2014 STARTS 6!1/253 • R/R • 29 (Nov. 22, 1984) Date OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR #P Service Time: 4 years, 16 days 4/29 SD W W, 6-0 6.0 3 0 0 0 4 0 72 Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 5/5 @PIT -- W, 11-10 4.1 9 8 8 3 4 1 92 Breakdown W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 5/16 MIA -- L, 5-7 5.0 7 5 4 0 5 2 90 2014 San Francisco 5-5 3.69 39 117.0 97 51 48 22 133 5/26 CHC L L, 4-8 5.0 6 4 4 0 5 1 65 Career (7th season) 19-26 4.76 119 399.0 401 221 211 112 357 5/31 @STL L L, 0-2 6.0 2 1 1 1 5 1 74 2014 at AT&T Park 4-3 2.74 23 69.0 54 23 21 9 78 7/22 @PHI -- W, 9-6 5.0 7 5 5 2 5 1 88 Career at AT&T Park 6-6 3.62 33 117.0 107 49 47 22 115 8/28 COL W W, 4-1 6.0 4 1 1 0 9 0 81 2014 on Road 1-2 5.06 16 48.0 43 28 27 13 55 9/2 @COL -- W, 12-7 4.0 7 6 6 1 5 1 67 Career on Road 10-15 4.69 59 203.1 208 112 106 70 177 9/9 ARI W W, 5-1 9.0 4 1 1 0 9 1 84 9/14 LA L L, 2-4 7.0 8 4 3 0 8 1 82 9/20 @SD L L, 2-3 5.1 4 3 2 3 7 0 92 2014 SEASON 9/25 SD -- W, 9-8 5.1 5 3 3 1 8 2 93 • 29-year-old right-hander went 5-5 with a 3.69 ERA (48er, 117.0ip) in 39 Totals (12 starts)3-4 5.03 68.0 66 41 38 11 74 11 980 appearances (12 starts). PETIT'S SINGLE GAME HIGHS, BESTS AND STREAKS • Was inserted into the Giants’ rotation on Aug. 28 in place of , 2014 Highs Career Highs 9.0, 9/9 vs. ARI IP 9.0 (2x), last: 9/9/14 vs. ARI who had struggled in a starting role...his ! rst six starts this season came 9, 5/5 at PIT H 11, 7/5/06 at WAS in place of either Matt Cain (! ve times) or Tim Hudson (once), both of 8, 5/5 at PIT R 8, 5/5/14 at PIT whom dealt with injuries. 8, 5/5 at PIT ER 8, 5/5/14 at PIT 3 (2x), last: 9/20 at SD BB 4 (6x), last: 9/23/12 vs. SD 9 (2x), last: 9/9 vs. ARI SO 10, 9/1/13 at ARI • Went 3-4 with a 5.03 ERA (38er, 68.0ip) in his 12 starts, with the Giants 2, 5/16 vs. MIA HR 3 (3x), last: 8/16/09 vs. LAD going 7-5 in those outings...he was 2-1 with a 1.84 ERA (10er, 49.0ip) in 1, 9/9 vs. ARI CG 2, last: 9/9/14 vs. ARI 27 appearances out of the bullpen. n/a SHO 1, 9/6/13 vs. ARI 4, 9/9 vs. ARI Low Hit CG 1, 9/6/13 vs. ARI 3, 4/15-5/21 Win Streak 4, 8/27-9/17/13 • Established career-highs in wins (5), innings pitched (117.0) and strikeouts 2 (2x), last: 9/14-present Loss Streak 7, 9/2/08-7/24/09 (133). PETIT AT THE PLATE • Ranked sixth in the Majors in strikeouts per 9.0 innings (10.23) among AVG. AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH 2014 .040 25 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 1 pitchers with at least 100.0 innings pitched...also, ! nished eighth in the Career .049 103 5 0 0 0 3 3 44 5 bigs with a 6.05 K/BB ratio. Last Home Run: None Notes: Went just 1-for-25 (.040) at the dish this season, although • Held right-handed batters to a .193 clip (45-for-233), which was the he has never recorded more than one hit in a season...he did score second-lowest mark in the Majors trailing only Houston's Collin McHugh two runs, which matched his career-high (also: 2007). (.190). • Posted a 5.06 ERA (27 er, 48.0ip) on the road, compared to a 2.74 ERA (21er, 69.0ip) at home.

• Established a new Major League record MOST CONSECUTIVE BATTERS RETIRED for consecutive batters retired in a SINGLE!SEASON, ALL!TIME single season, retiring 46 consecutive 2014 Yusmeiro Petit, SF 46 batters over eight appearances (six in 2009 , CWS 45 1972 Jim Barr, SF 41 relief) from July 22-Aug. 28...his streak 2007 , CWS 41 was broken up by the Rockies' Jordan Lyles, who doubled to left ! eld with two outs in the 3rd inning. • Tossed his second career complete on Sept. 9 vs. Arizona...he became just the third San Francisco Giants pitcher to toss a 9.0 inning , while throwing less than 90 pitches…his 84 pitches were the fewest ever by a SF Giant in a 9.0 inning complete game and the fewest by any ML pitcher since Aaron Cook needed just 81 pitches on June 29, 2012 at Seattle. • Faced 70-consecutive batters without going to a three-ball count from Sept. 2-20...became just the second pitcher to face 70+ consecutive batters without going to a three-ball count this season, joining Chad Qualls who went 71-straight batters from April 29-June 28...Petit is the ! rst starting pitcher to do so since Cli" Lee went 71-straight batters from May 22-June 2, 2013 (STATS, LLC). POSTSEASON • Petit is on his ! rst career postseason roster. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BULLPEN PAGE 5

PLAYERS CAREER VS. PIRATES 2014 VS. PIRATES CAREER AT PNC PARK W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER A! eldt 0-2-0 3.52 22 23.0 23 9 0-0-0 0.00 2 2.1 2 0 0-0-0 0.93 10 9.2 9 1 Casilla 0-0-2 0.00 10 10.2 3 0 0-0-1 0.00 2 3.0 1 0 0-0-1 0.00 3 3.1 0 0 Lincecum 2-4-0 5.44 9 49.2 54 30 0-1-0 11.05 2 7.1 13 9 0-3-0 5.54 5 26.0 33 16 Lopez 1-1-0 11.45 17 11.0 17 14 0-0-0 0.00 2 0.2 1 0 2-0-0 2.28 32 23.2 24 6 Peavy 5-2-0 2.52 8 53.2 43 15 ------.-- -- -.- -- -- 3-0-0 2.25 3 20.0 16 5 Machi 2-0-0 0.00 6 9.0 6 0 2-0-0 0.00 3 5.0 4 0 1-0-0 0.00 2 3.1 3 0 Petit 1-1-0 6.10 6 20.2 22 14 0-0-0 11.37 2 6.1 9 8 1-0-0 5.02 4 14.1 13 8 Romo 2-0-3 1.59 13 11.1 6 2 0-0-1 0.00 2 2.0 0 0 1-0-2 3.38 6 5.1 3 2 Strickland ------.-- -- -.------.-- -- -.------.-- -- -.- -- -- #41 • JEREMY AFFELDT • LHP 6-4/226 • L/L • 35 (June 6, 1979) Service Time: 13 years Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 62/45 (72.6%) • IR/IRsc: 27/8 (29.6%) • Save Op. (0/3) • Finished the 2014 campaign with a record of 4-2 and a 2.28 ERA (14er, 55.1.ip) in 62 appearances. • Posted the lowest WHIP (1.10) of his career and his 2.28 ERA was his second-lowest for a single season (1.73 ERA in 2009). • Allowed just one home run all season in 55.1 innings pitched...in fact, was one of just eight big league pitchers to allow one home run or fewer with a minimum of 50.0 innings pitched. • Held left-handed batters to a .231 average against, while right-handed hitters hit .228 of him. POSTSEASON • On his fourth postseason roster (2007 with Colorado, 2010 and 2012 with San Francisco). • Has appeared in 22 postseason games, posting no record and a 1.37 ERA (3er, 19.2ip). #46 • SANTIAGO CASILLA • RHP 6-0/210 • R/R • 34 (July 25, 1980) Service Time: 7 years, 148 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 54/39 (72.2%) • IR/IRsc: 18/3 (16.7%) • Save Op. (19/23) • Began the season as SF's setup man, but by season's end was the team's closer, going 19-for-23 in save situations. • Overall, went 3-3 with a 1.70 ERA (11er, 58.1ip) in 54 relief appearances. • Among NL relievers ranked ! fth in ERA (lowest of his career), tied for ! fth in WHIP (0.86) and sixth in opponents avg. (.177). • Joined Sergio Romo (23 saves) as the only teammates in the big leagues with at least 15 saves. • Fashioned a 0.79 ERA on the road, allowing just three runs in 34.1 innings...also went 12-for-13 in save chances on the road. • Left-handed batters hit .200 o" him with four extra base hits (3 2Bs, HR)...righties were 19-for-118 (.161) with four extra base hits (2 2Bs, 2 HRs)...in fact, his eight extra base hits allowed were tied for the sixth-fewest among NL pitchers with at least 50.0ip. • Took over the closer duties from Sergio Romo on June 29 and converted 17 of 18 save chances. POSTSEASON • Is on his third posteason roster (2010, 2012)...has appeared in 15 games, going 1-0 with a 1.54 ERA (2er, 11.2ip). #55 • TIM LINCECUM • RHP 5-11/170 • L/R • 30 (June 15, 1984) Service Time: 7 years, 148 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 7/6 (85.7%) • IR/IRsc : 4/3 (75.0%) • Save Op. (1/1) • Had an up and down year in his eighth season with the Giants, going 12-9 with a 4.74 ERA (82er, 155.2ip) in 33 games (26 starts). • His season was highlighted by tossing his second career no-hitter and the 16th in franchise history on June 25 vs. San Diego. • Became the 32nd pitcher with multiple no-hitters and the second in Giants history, joining . • Posted a 10-9 record with a 4.67 ERA (75er, 144.2ip) in 26 starts and was 2-0 with a 5.73 ERA (7er, 11.0ip) in seven relief outings. • Was moved to the bullpen on August 25, after struggling for a span of six starts in a month from July 25-Aug. 23, going 1-3 with a 9.49 ERA (26er, 24.2ip) and a .380 opponents batting average against. • Appeared in just six of the Giants' ! nal 26 games since he was moved to the 'pen. POSTSEASON • On his third postseason roster, Lincecum has gone 5-2 with a 2.47 ERA (15er, 54.2ip) in 12 games (6 starts) in postseason play. • Has excelled out of the bullpen, allowing just one run on ! ve hits in 13.1 innings (0.68 ERA), with 18 strikeouts and two walks.

#49 • JAVIER LOPEZ • LHP 6-4/220 • L/L • 37 (July 11, 1977) Service Time: 9 years, 167 days Contract Status: Signed through 2016 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 65/43 (66.2%) • IR/IRsc : 41/13 (31.7%) • Save Op. (0/2) • 12-year Major League veteran ! nished his fourth full season with the Giants, going 1-1 with a 3.11 ERA (13er, 37.2ip) in 65 games. • Finished second on the team in games played behind Jean Machi (71). • Held left-handed batters to a .194 average against, while right-handers hit .271 o" him. • Allowed 13 of 41 inherited runners to score (31.7%), his highest percentage since 2006 with Boston (32/11, 34.4%). • Surrendered just two home runs in 37.2 innings and has given up just six homers in 185.0 innings while wearing a Giants uniform. POSTSEASON • Has the most postseason experience of any Giants player, as this is the ! fth time he's on a posteason roster. • Has appeared in the postseason with the Red Sox (2007, 2008) and Giants (2010, 2012)...has three World Series rings ('07, '10, '12). • Is 1-1 with a 3.95 ERA (6er, 13.2ip) in 22 games.

#63 • JEAN MACHI • RHP 6-0/255 • R/R • 32 (February 1, 1982) Service Time: 1 year, 154 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 71/55 (77.5%) • IR/IRsc : 40/12 (30.0%) • Save Op. (2/5) • Went 7-1 with a 2.58 ERA (19er, 66.1ip) in a team-high 71 relief appearances in his second full season with San Francisco. • His seven relief wins ranked as the ! fth-most among NL relievers while his 0.95 WHIP was the 11th-best. • Held LH batters to a .226 average against while right-handers hit .186...RH hitters were just 5-for-their-last-42 against him (.119). • Had a 25.1 inning scoreless streak from April 16-June 21 (25 games), the longest by a Giants relief pitcher since Jeremy A! eldt had a 28.0-inning streak in 2009.

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst career postseason roster. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BULLPEN PAGE 6

#54 • SERGIO ROMO • RHP 5-10/183 • R/R • 31 (March 4, 1983) Service Time: 6 years, 97 days Contract Status: Signed through 2014 (free agent after season) 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 64/47 (73.4%) • IR/IRsc : 12/1 (0.83%) • Save Op. (23/28) • Went 6-4 with a 3.72 ERA (24er, 58.0ip) while going 23-for-28 in save chances in 64 relief outings in his seventh season with SF. • Allowed career highs in runs and home runs and lost his closer's role at the end of June after several blown saves. • His 23 saves were tied for the 14th-most in the National League. • Surrendered nine home runs, the most he's allowed in a full season in his career and tied for the ! fth-most among NL relievers. • Was relieved of the Giants' closer duties on June 29 as he endured a stretch in which he blew three of ! ve save chances while allowing nine runs on 10 hits in 4.1 innings (June 13-28). • Despite his struggles, ! nished the season on a strong note, allowing just two runs over his ! nal 19.1 innings (0.93 ERA, 23 games).

POSTSEASON • Is on his third postseason roster (2010, 2012)...is 2-0 with a 2.51 ERA (4er, 14.1ip) while going 4-for-6 in save opportunities in 16 postseason games...was a perfect 3-for-3 in save chances during the Giants' 2012 World Series against Detroit.

#60 • HUNTER STRICKLAND • RHP 6-4/220 • R/R • 26 (September 24, 1988) Service Time: 28 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 1st BF/Retired: 9/7 (77.8%) • IR/IRsc : 4/0 (0.0%) • Save Op. (1/1) • 25-year-old was recalled from -A Fresno on Sept. 1, marking his ! rst big league call-up. • Made nine relief appearances for the Giants, tossing 7.0-scoreless innings with nine strikeouts while going 1-0 with one save. • Was in big league camp this spring recovering from Tommy John surgery and missed the ! rst month and a half of the season (underwent Tommy John surgery in May 2013). • Appeared in three games for Class A Advanced San Jose, allowing one run in 3.0 innings of work. • Was promoted to double-A Richmond on May 29 from Class A Advanced San Jose. • Spent most of the season with double-A Richmond, going 1-1 with a 2.02 ERA (8er, 35.2ip) and 11 saves in 38 relief outings. • Fanned 48 batters while allowing just four walks (12.0 K/BB) with the Flying Squirrels. • Was acquired by the Giants o" waivers from the Pirates on April 2, 2013.

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst postseason roster.

THE DISABLED LIST AND BEREAVEMENT LIST

PLAYER INJURY DL TYPE PLACED (RETRO) REINSTATED/ELIGIBLE GAMES MISSED SF’S W-L Adrianza right hamstring strain 60-day July 25 Aug. 10 59 30-29 Cain right elbow in ammation 15-day July 21 (July 11) July 25 69 37-32 Sanchez concussion 60-day July 26 Aug. 2 58 30-28 Scutaro lower back strain 15-day July 25 Aug. 9 59 30-29 Adrianza right hamstring strain 15-day June 23 July 10 16 5-11 A" eldt right knee sprain 15-day March 29 (March 23) April 7 14 9-5 Belt broken left thumb 15-day May 10 July 4 50 25-25 Belt concussion 7-day July 21 (July 20) Aug. 2 12 5-7 Belt concussion 7-day Aug. 8 (Aug. 7) Sept. 15 34 19-15 Cain cut right index ! nger 15-day April 24 May 10 14 11-3 Cain right hamstring strain 15-day May 31 (May 22) June 6 14 11-3 Casilla right hamstring strain 15-day May 22 June 6 24 14-9 Hu" left quad strain 15-day April 21 May 12 18 13-5 Pagan back in# ammation 15-day June 25 (June 15) Aug. 7 45 19-26 Scutaro lower back strain 15-day March 29 (March 21) July 11 93 51-42 Note: Players in italics are currently on DL/BL

GIANTS SCORING BY INNINGS GIANTS WALK-OFF WINS/LOSSES GIANTS EJECTIONS (7) WINS (5) Giants Opponents Name Date IN Ump Reason 1st 97 91 4/13 vs. COL (Crawford, HR) 2nd 70 49 4/15 vs. LA (Sanchez, 1B) Pagan 4/21 T7 Tumpane 3rd strike 3rd 68 75 4/27 vs. CLE (Hicks, HR) Bochy 4/23 T4 Conroy 3rd strike 4th 63 58 6/7 vs. NYM (Morse, 1B) Bochy 6/15 B9 Muchlinski 3rd strike 5th 92 86 8/27 vs. COL (Posey, HR) 6th 69 85 Machi 7/8 B8 Hernandez Ball/Strike 7th 93 68 Hudson 8/24 B3 Emmel Arguing LOSSES (3) 8th 50 50 Peavy 8/24 B3 Emmel Arguing 9th 41 40 5/6 at PIT (Marte, 3B and E) Extra 22 12 5/20 at COL (Arenado, 2B) Bochy 8/25 B8 Eddings 3rd strike Total 665 614 9/1 at COL (Blackmon, 1B)

CATCHERS CORNER Catchers’ ERA Catcher G/GS IP ER ERA GIANTS OUTFIELD ASSISTS Posey 111/109 929.1 350 3.39 Quiroz 2/0 6.2 9 12.15 PLAYER TOTAL LAST Susac 29/20 195.1 75 3.46 Blanco 6 9/23/14 at LA Pence 9 9/14/14 vs. LA Catchers’ Caught Stealing Pct. Perez 2 8/8/14 at KC Catcher SB CS % Posey 59 25 29.8 Quiroz 0 0 -.- Susac 17 8 32.0 Passed Balls: Posey (5), Susac (2) GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 7

PLAYERS CAREER VS. PIRATES 2014 VS. PIRATES CAREER AT PNC PARK AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Arias .289 45 13 0 5 .375 8 3 0 0 .417 24 10 0 3 Belt .300 40 12 1 3 .625 8 5 1 3 .320 25 8 1 3 Blanco .290 62 18 0 5 .333 15 5 0 2 .273 33 9 0 2 Brown .------.------.------Crawford .232 56 13 0 4 .200 20 4 0 1 .259 27 7 0 2 Du! y .------.------.------Duvall .------.------.------Ishikawa .214 28 6 0 2 .000 1 0 0 0 .207 29 6 1 1 Panik .143 7 1 0 1 .143 7 1 0 1 .------Pence .305 347 106 11 49 .192 26 5 0 0 .322 149 48 6 26 Perez .500 6 3 0 1 .000 2 0 0 0 .600 5 3 0 1 Posey .309 81 25 0 11 .400 20 8 0 2 .292 48 14 0 7 Quiroz .333 3 1 1 1 .------.000 1 0 0 0 Sandoval .314 137 43 2 21 .300 20 6 0 1 .259 58 15 1 5 Susac .143 7 1 0 1 .143 7 1 0 1 .------

#13 • JOAQUIN ARIAS • INF 6-1/165 • R/R • 30 (September 21, 1984) Service Time: 5 years, 71 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • Utility in! elder appeared in 100-plus games for the third consecutive season. • Batted a career-low .254 (49-for-193), with just nine extra base hits (seven doubles) and 15 RBI in 107 games. • Started 40 of 162 games (12 at 3rd base, 10 at shortstop, 10 at 2nd and 8 at 1st) and hit .287 (37x129) as a starter. • Led the Giants in pinch-hit at-bats (34), however hit just .206 (7x34) in a pinch-hitting role, the lowest average on the team. • His 29 games as a defensive sub were tied with STL's Peter Bourjos for the third-most in the NL. • Hit .305 against LH pitchers, with eight of his nine extra base hits coming against southpaws...hit just .193 (17x88) against RHs. • Batted .431 (22x51) against LH pitchers after the AS break, the second-highest mark in the bigs behind CWS's Jose Abreu (.473). • Beginning Aug. 8, raised his batting average by 67 points from .187 to .254 by hitting .407 (24x59) over his ! nal 29 games.

POSTSEASON • Arias is on his second career postseason roster (also 2012). • Batted .375 (3-for-8) with three runs and two doubles in 12 games throughout the 2012 postseason.

#9 • BRANDON BELT • INF 6-5/219 • L/L • 26 (April 20, 1988) Service Time: 3 years, 128 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 2014 SEASON • Had an injury-riddled 2014 campaign that saw him land on the DL on three separate occasions, ! rst with a broken left thumb (was HBP from LHP Paul Maholm May 9 at LA), then su" ered a concussion that landed him on the DL twice after the All-Star break (was hit by a ball thrown by Marco Scutaro in the face while taking throws at ! rst base during batting practice July 19 at Miami). • Overall, missed a total of 96 games (missed 50 games with the broken left thumb and 46 games with a concussion). • Batted .243 (52-for-214) with 12 home runs and 27 RBI in just 61 games during his fourth season in a Giants uniform. • Was sent to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center on Aug. 18 to visit Dr. Mickey Collins, who is considered one of the pre- eminent experts in sports concussions, in the hopes of gaining more clarity on his recurring concussion symptoms. • Visited Dr. Mickey Collins again Sept. 11 and received clearance to accelerate his baseball activity...was removed from DL Sept. 16. • Started eight games at ! rst base since his return from the DL and went 8-for-28 (.286) with a homer and three RBI in 10 games.

POSTSEASON • Is on his second career postseason roster (2012)...started 15 games in the 2012 postseason, batting .184 (9x49) with a HR, three RBI. #7 • GREGOR BLANCO • OF 5-11/175 • L/L • 30 (December 24, 1983) Service Time: 4 years, 164 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 2014 SEASON • Finished his third season with the Giants and batted .260 (102x393) with 51 runs scored, 18 doubles, six triples, ! ve home runs and 38 RBI in 146 games...went 16-for-21 in stolen base attempts, with his 16 steals tying Angel Pagan for the most on the team. • Started 92 of 162 games, making 56 starts in center ! eld and 36 in left...committed just one error in 226 total chances (6 assists). • Went 7-for-25 (.280) with ! ve RBI as pinch-hitter. • Batted just .213 (30x141) in the leado" slot with 12 extra base hits and 12 RBI, however hit .333 (84x252) everywhere else.

POSTSEASON • His only postseason experience came in 2012, starting all 16 games in left ! eld and batting .235 (12-for-51) with 10 runs, ! ve RBI.

#56 • • OF 6-1/190 • R/R • 26 (September 28, 1988) Service Time: 27 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 26-year-old was recalled from triple-A Fresno on Sept. 2, marking his ! rst call-up to the big leagues. • SF's number one pick (24th overall) in the 2010 draft, had spent his ! rst ! ve professional seasons in SF's chain prior to call-up. • Appeared in seven games with the Giants (made one start), going 3-for-7 with one RBI. • Made his Major League debut on Sept. 3 at Colorado as a pinch-hitter and # ew out to left ! eld. • Batted .271 (145-for-536) with 10 home runs and 53 RBI in his second season with triple-A Fresno. • Finished second in the Paci! c Coast League with 36 stolen bases and fourth with 89 runs scored. • His 36 stolen bases were tied for the fourth-most in Grizzlies' franchise history (also: Justin Christian, 2011; Michael Byas, 2000). • Slugged four leado" home runs with Fresno (owns 12 in his minor league career).

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst postseason roster. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 8 #35 • BRANDON CRAWFORD • INF 6-2/215 • L/R • 27 (January 21, 1987) Service Time: 3 years, 94 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 2014 SEASON • Completed his third full big league season with the Giants, batting .246 (121-for-491) with 54 runs scored, 20 doubles, 10 triples, 10 home runs and 69 RBI in a career-high 153 games..posted career-bests in runs scored, triples, homers, RBI and walks (59). • His 10 triples were tied for the second-most in the big leagues behind Dee Gordon (12). • His 69 RBI were the third-most among NL shortstops behind WAS's Ian Desmond (91) and STL's Jhonny Peralta (73). • Hit .320 against left-handed pitchers after entering the season a career .214 hitter against southpaws. • His .320 clip against left-handers ranked as the highest clip on the Giants and the seventh-best ! gure in the NL. • Struggled against right-handed pitchers, hitting just .213, the sixth-lowest average among qualifying players in the big leagues. • Batted .350 (21x60) with runners in scoring position and two outs, the ! fth-best mark in the NL. • Hit .365 (27x74) in 23 games in September, the ! fth-highest batting average in the NL. • Started 142 of 162 games at shortstop and committed a career-high 21 errors, which ranked as the second-most among big league shortstops (WAS's Ian Desmond had 24) and the fourth-most among all players at any position. POSTSEASON • On his second postseason roster (2012)...started all 16 games at shortstop for SF in 2012 and batted .217 (10x46) with seven RBI. • At 25 years old he became the ! fth-youngest Giants player to start at SS in a postseason game since Matt Williams in 1989 (23). #50 • MATT DUFFY • INF 6-2/170 • R/R • 23 (January 15, 1991) Service Time: 59 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 23-year-old made jump from double-A to big leagues in just his third professional season after winning the Eastern League batting title, hitting .332 (122x367) with 53 runs scored, 24 doubles, three home runs and 62 RBI in 97 games for double-A Richmond. • Had his contract purchased from double-A Richmond on Aug. 1 and made his Major League debut that day at New York-NL. • Batted .133 (4-for-30) with one double and ! ve RBI in 23 games with SF...made 10 starts (5 at 2nd base and 5 at shortstop). • Went 12-for-30 (.400) against left-handed pitchers, but hit .133 (4x30) against right-handers. • Was 6-for-15 (.400) in a pinch-hitting role. • Played college ball at Long Beach State (2010-12) and was drafted by San Francisco in 2012 (18th round).

POSTSEASON • On his ! rst career postseason roster. #37 • ADAM DUVALL • INF 6-1/205 • R/R • 26 September 4, 1988) Service Time: 61 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • 26-year-old hit .192 (14x73) with three home runs and ! ve RBI in 28 games, being called-up to the bigs four di" erent times. • Started 18 games for the Giants, starting 17 at ! rst base and one as a DH...went 2x7 (.286) in pinch-hit role (1 HR). • Became the 13th Giant to record his ! rst big league hit as a HR in his ! rst game (since 1919) on June 26 vs. Cincinnati. • Hit a go-ahead two-run homer o" Cli" Lee on July 21 in the Giants' 7-4 win over the Phillies. • Batted .298 (107x359) with 21 doubles, 27 home runs and 90 RBI in 91 games with Fresno. • Was named to the All-PCL First Team for his e" orts with the Fresno Grizzlies. • Among PCL leaders ranked second in slugging pct. (.599) and third in RBI. • Became the ! rst Fresno player to record at least 25 HRs in under 100 games since Todd Linden hit 30 HRs in 95 games in 2005. POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst postseason roster. #45 • TRAVIS ISHIKAWA • INF 6-3/220 • L/L • 31 (September 24, 1983) Service Time: 4 years, 6 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 2014 SEASON • Ishikawa returned to San Francisco (was with the Giants' organization from 2002-2011) inking a minor league contract in April after having spent parts of the last three seasons with the Brewers, Orioles, Yankees and Pirates. • Was on the Pirates' Opening Day roster and appeared in 15 games, batting .206, before being designated for assignment April 19. • Signed a minor league contract with the Giants on April 25 and spent most of the season with triple-A Fresno, batting .271 (65- for-240) with 34 runs scored, nine doubles, 11 home runs and 45 RBI in 71 games. • Had his contract purchased from triple-A Fresno on July 29 and appeared in 47 games with SF, batting .274 (20x73) with 18 RBI. • Hit .229 (11x48) with nine RBI in 14 starts for the Giants (11 at 1st, 3 in left)...went 7-for-21 (.333) with six RBI as a pinch-hitter.

POSTSEASON • On his second postseason roster, having been on SF's roster in 2010 (.200, 2B, RBI, 2 BBs in 10 games). #12 • • INF 6-1/190 • L/R • 23 (October 30, 1990) Service Time: 100 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • Rookie second baseman made his Major League debut in mid-June and established himself as HIGHEST BATTING AVG. ON ROAD one of the top NL rookies in 2014, hitting .305 (82x269) with 10 doubles, two triples, a home AMONG GIANTS ROOKIES - SINCE 1958 Player Season AVG run and 18 RBI in 73 games. Bill Mueller 1996 .355 • Led all NL rookies in batting average and on-base pct. (.343) while tying for fourth in multi-hit 2010 .351 games (25) and placing sixth in hits. Gary Thomasson 1973 .344 • Was one of eight Giants to play second base, joining Brandon Hicks (59 starts), Ehire Adrianza Leon Wagner 1958 .343 (15), Joaquin Arias (10), Matt Du! y (5), Dan Uggla (4), Marco Scutaro (3) and Tony Abreu Dan Gladden 1984 .331 (0)...started 66 games at second, which were the most starts at second by a Giants rookie in Orlando Cepeda 1958 .321 Garry Maddox 1972 .318 a single season since Robby Thompson started 145 games in 1986. Joe Panik 2014 .317 • Went 31-for-83 (.373) versus left-handed pitchers...since the team moved to San Francisco in 1958, only two Giants rookie left-handed batters hit at least .300 against southpaws in at least 50 at-bats: Willie McCovey in 1959 (.340) and in 1986 (.308) (Elias). • Hit .317 (46x145) in 39 road games, the eighth-highest avg. among Giants rookies with at least 100 PAs on the road since 1958. • Had his contract purchased from triple-A Fresno and was added to the Major League roster on June 21 while the Giants played the D-Backs in Arizona...hit .321 (94x293) with 50 runs, 14 doubles, ! ve home runs and 45 RBI in 74 games with triple-A Fresno. • SF was hesitant to make a move and wanted Panik to continue his growth at triple-A, but the trio of big league second basemen on SF's roster (Adrianza, Arias, Hicks) struggled for over a month, combining to hit .179 (40x223) with 21 RBI from May 1-June 21. • Beginning Aug. 4, hit .345 (67x194) for the ! fth-highest clip in the bigs behind LAD's Carl Crawford (.403), DET's Victor Martinez (.362), teammate Buster Posey (.354) and PIT's Starling Marte (.354). POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst career postseason roster. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 9 #8 • HUNTER PENCE • OF 6-4/218 • R/R • 31 (April 13, 1983) Service Time: 7 years, 156 days Contract Status: Signed through 2018 2014 SEASON • The 2014 All-Star batted .277 (180x650) with a career-high 106 runs scored along with 29 doubles, 10 triples, 20 home runs and 74 RBI in 162 games, completing his eighth big league SINCE 1900 - GIANTS HISTORY season, his second full season with the Giants. CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED • Among NL leaders in runs (2nd), triples (T2nd), hits (3rd), total bases (4th, 289) and multi-hit Player GP Seasons games (4th). Bill Terry 468 1930-1933 George Burns 459 1915-1917 • Is the third Giants player in the last 10 seasons with 100+ runs scored (also: Barry Bonds, 129 Hunter Pence 383 2012-2014* in 2004, Aubrey Hu! , 100 in 2010). Dave Bancroft 373 1921-1923 • Became the ! rst Giant to have over 700 plate appearances in a season since Brett Butler in 360 1953-1955 1990 (732)...in fact, became just the ! fth Giant in SF-era history with over 700 plate appearances CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED in a season, joining Willie Mays (706 - 1962), Bobby Bonds (3 times - 1969 - 720, 1970 - 745, Player GP Seasons 1973 - 738), Tito Fuentes (1973 - 731), and Chili Davis (1982 - 701). Bill Terry 468 1930-1933 • Was one of four players to appear in all 162 games, joining KC's Alcides Escobar, ATL's Freddie George Burns 459 1915-1917 Freeman and TB's Evan Longoria. Dave Bancroft 373 1921-1923 354 1951-1953 • Was the most durable player on SF's roster, starting all but one of the Giants' 162 games... Hunter Pence 331 2012-2014 played all but 23 defensive innings. *active streak • Had his 331 consecutive games starts streak end on the second-to-last-day of the season charts courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau (Sept. 27) to rest (ATL's Freddie Freeman now owns the longest games started streak at 168)... Pence's streak began Sept. 25, 2012 and had been the longest active streak in the bigs. • Has still appeared in 383 consecutive games, the third-longest streak in franchise history, behind Bill Terry (468, 1930-1933) and George Burns (459, 1915-1917)...his consecutive games streak started on Aug. 1, 2012 (his ! rst game in a Giants uniform). • Only one other player in the last 45 years has started 300+ consecutive games in right ! eld...Je" Francoeur started 370 in a row for the Braves from 2005 to 2008. • The only two Giants other than Pence to start in right ! eld for SF was Francisco Peguero on Sept. 23, 2012 against San Diego and Juan Perez on Sept. 27, 2014 versus San Diego. • Not only did Pence play in every game, but he was also one of the most versatile Giants when it came to where he hit in the lineup...his versatility allowed him to ! ll and produce from the ! rst, second, third and ! fth spots in the lineup. • Batted .351 (40x114) with RISP (3rd-highest in NL) and paced the Majors with a .404 clip (19x47) with RISP and two outs. • Really struggled over his ! nal 15 games, going 4-for-54 (.074) with two RBI and ended the season with one hit in his last 28 ABs. • Hit just .165 (15x91) in Sept., the fourth-lowest clip among qualifying NL players.

POSTSEASON • Is on his third postseason roster (2011 with Philadelphia, 2012 with San Francisco)...is 17-for-81 (.210) w/HR, eight RBI in 21 games. • Lit a ! re under the Giants with a pre-game speech before Game 3 of the Division Series at Cincinnati that ignited a comeback that will go down as one of the best in baseball history.

#2 • JUAN PEREZ • OF 5-11/185 • R/R • 27 (November 13, 1986) Service Time: 1 year, 3 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • Made six separate appearances with the Giants throughout the season, bouncing up and down between the big league club and triple-A Fresno...batted .170 (17x100) with the Giants while hitting .316 (56-for-177) with 13 doubles, seven home runs and 25 RBI in 48 games at triple-A Fresno. • Started 21 games with SF, starting 12 in center ! eld, eight in left ! eld, and one in right ! eld. • Had just one hit in 18 at-bats with runners in scoring position. • Finished the season with just two hits in his ! nal 27 at-bats (.074). • His highlight of the season was a game-winning two-run home run at Cincinnati on June 4. • Hit .348 (48-for-138) against right-handed pitchers, but just .205 (8-for-39) against lefties with the Grizzlies.

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst career postseason roster. #28 • BUSTER POSEY • C 6-1/215 • R/R • 27 (March 27, 1987) Service Time: 4 years, 161 days Contract Status: Signed through 2021 2014 SEASON • Completed his ! fth full season with San Francisco, batting .311 (170x547) with 28 doubles, 22 home HIGHEST BATTING AVG. POST runs and 89 RBI in 147 games. ALL-STAR BREAK - MAJORS • Finished fourth in the NL in batting avg. behind COL's Justin Morneau (.319), PIT's Josh Harrison (min. 200 PAs) Player, Team AVG (.315), Andrew McCutchen (.314). Buster Posey, SF .354 • Also ranked fourth in batting average with RISP (.346), eighth in slugging pct. (.490) and tied for Jose Abreu, CWS .350 ninth in RBI. Jose Altuve, HOU .349 • Led the Majors with a .348 batting average on the road...Barry Bonds was the last Giants player to Starling Marte, PIT .348 pace the big leagues in road batting average when he hit .386 in 2002. Adam Eaton, CWS .347 • His production at home su" ered from the spacious dimensions and cool nights at AT&T Park, where he sported a .764 OPS, compared to his .941 ! gure on the road...hit .274 at AT&T Park, however batted .381 (32x84) over his ! nal 21 home games. • Hit .347 with a .899 OPS as a ! rst baseman (30 starts) compared to a .305 clip and .849 OPS as a catcher (109 starts). • Started 141 games for the Giants, 109 at catcher, 30 at ! rst base and two as the designated hitter. • Threw out 17-of-76 (22.4%) of attempted basestealers and ! nished seventh in the NL with a 3.39 catcher's ERA. • Had some back issues that led to fatigue in his legs earlier in the season and hit just .259 with seven HRs and 25 RBI in April-May. • However, had the highest batting avg. in the Majors after the All-Star break, hitting .354 (85x240) with 12 HRs, 43 RBI in 62 games. • Ranked third among all big league players with a .393 clip in Sept. (LAD's Carl Crawford, .448; CLE's Michael Brantley, .416). • Was in and out of the Giants lineup the last week of the season to rest his ailing back.

POSTSEASON • On his third postseason roster (2010, 2012)...owns a career postseason line of .244 (29x119), three 2Bs, four HRs, 14 RBI in 31 games. • His 31 postseason games are already the most in Giants franchise history (Barry Bonds, J.T. Snow are second with 28). • His four home runs are tied for the sixth-most in Giants history and his 14 RBI rank as the seventh-most. GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 10

#14 • GUILLERMO QUIROZ • C 6-1/232 • R/R • 32 (November 29, 1981) Service Time: 3 years, 13 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 (arbitration eligible) 2014 SEASON • 32-year-old had his contract purchased from triple-A Fresno on Sept. 1 • Appeared in just two games with the Giants this season, going 0-for-3...caught 6.2 innings in the two games. • Batted .267 (64x240) with 13 doubles, three home runs and 23 RBI in 69 games with triple-A Fresno. • Hit .311 (19x61) with runners in scoring position with the Grizzlies. • Hit .353 (18x51) against left-handed pitching, compared to a .243 mark (46x189) against right-handers.

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst postseason roster. #48 • PABLO SANDOVAL • INF 5-11/245 • S/R • 24 (August 11, 1986) Service Time: 6 years, 47 days Contract Status: Signed through 2014 (free agent after season) 2014 SEASON • Completed his seventh season with SF by hitting .279 with 26 doubles, 16 home runs and 73 RBI in a career-high 157 games. • Hit over 100 points higher against right-handed pitchers (.317) than he did left-handed pitchers (.199)...his .317 average against right-handers was the ! fth-highest among NL players, while his .199 clip against southpaws was the sixth-lowest in the league. • Started a career-best 153 games (150 at third base and three as the designated hitter)...committed just 11 errors in 382 total chances at third base, tied for the second-fewest miscues of his career...his .971 ! elding percentage ranked as the third-best among NL third basemen. • Had a 73-game errorless streak from May 24-Aug. 22, the longest of his career and nearly three-quarters of the way to the Major League record of 99 consecutive error-free games at third base, held by Je" Cirillo and John Wehner. • Hit .173 (22x127) with two HRs and six RBI through his ! rst 35 games (month and a half of the season), but hit .308 with 14 HRs and 67 RBI the rest of the way (122 games). • Got his body in shape during the 2013-2014 o" season and lost nearly 30 pounds when began...worked with trainer Rafael Alvarez, who helped keep Bobby Abreu in the Majors into his late 30s, and his brother, a chef, cooked his meals.

POSTSEASON • Is on his third postseason roster (2010, 2012)...is a career .325 hitter (27x83) with six doubles, six HRs and 15 RBI in 22 games. • Was the 2012 World Series MVP after hitting .500 (8-for-16) with three homers (all came in Game 1) and four RBI. • Overall, hit .364 (24-for-66) in the 2012 postseason with six HRs, 13 RBI...his 24 hits were one shy of the all-time postseason record. • His six postseason home runs are tied with Rich Aurilia for the second-most in Giants history (Barry Bonds, 8).

#34 • ANDREW SUSAC • C 6-1/215 • R/R • 24 (March 22, 1990) Service Time: 65 days Contract Status: Signed through 2015 2014 SEASON • Spent the majority of the season at triple-A Fresno (PCL All-Star - .268, 10 HRs, 32 RBI in 63 games), but had his contract purchased on July 26, marking his ! rst big league call-up, with backup catcher Hector Sanchez going on the disabled list with a concussion. • Batted .273 (24x88) with eight doubles, three home runs and 19 RBI in 35 games with San Francisco. • Started 20 games behind the plate and batted .267 (20x75) with three homers and 18 RBI as a starter. • Threw out six of 23 attempted basestealers. • His 18 RBI were tied for the ! fth-most among all NL rookies since his callup to the big leagues on July 26.

POSTSEASON • Is on his ! rst postseason roster.

2014 GIANTS HOME RUNS (132)

Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last HR (o! ) AB's Since Arias 0 8/21/13 vs. BOS (Doubront) 257 Belt 12 8 3 1 2 10 2 10 5 8-4 9/25/14 vs. SD (Cashner) 11 Blanco 4 2 2 4 2 2 3 3-1 8/29/14 vs. MIL (Estrada) 58 Brown 0 No career home runs 7 Bumgarner 3 1 2 2 1 3 1 2-1 7/13/14 vs. ARI (Stites) 26 Crawford 10 4 5 1 3 7 4 6 4 9-0 9/25/14 vs. SD (Cashner) 12 Du" y 0 No career home runs 60 Duvall 3 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 2-1 9/28/14 vs. SD (Stau" er) 0 Ishikawa 2 2 2 1 1 1-1 9/12/14 vs. LA (Correia) 20 Panik 1 1 1 1 1 1-0 8/22/14 at WSH (Fister) 138 Pence 20 15 3 2 4 16 5 15 3 9 11-8 9/20/14 at SD (Cashner) 28 Perez 1 1 1 1 1 1-0 6/4/14 at CIN (Cingrani) 76 Posey 22 14 7 1 8 14 10 12 2 9 18-3 9/29/14 vs. SD (Erlin) 1 Quiroz 0 5/4/13 vs. LA (League) 80 Sandoval 16 7 5 4 5 11 9 7 2 4 13-3 9/5/14 at DET (Farmer) 73 Susac 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2-1 9/2/14 at COL (Lyles) 38

Grand Slams (4): Bumgarner (4/11 vs. COL), Sanchez (4/23 at COL), Posey (7/13 vs. ARI), Bumgarner (7/13 vs. ARI) Multi-Homer Games (5): Morse (4/23 at COL), Sanchez (4/23 at COL), Crawford (5/4 at ATL), Pence (8/3 at NYM), Posey (8/26 vs. COL) Back-to-Back Homers (2): Sandoval/Posey (4/5 at LAD) , Sanchez/Sandoval (6/15 vs. COL) Leado! Homers (3): Pagan (4/29 vs. SD), Pagan (5/2 at ATL), Blanco (8/24 at WSH) Pinch Hit Homers (4): Brandon Hicks (4/3 at ARI), Hector Sanchez (6/15 vs. COL), Travis Ishikawa (9/12 vs. LAD), Adam Duvall (9/28 vs. SD) Walko! Homers (3): Brandon Crawford (4/13 vs. COL), Brandon Hicks (4/27 vs. CLE), Buster Posey (8/27 vs. COL) Inside the Park Homers (0): GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS DAY-BY-DAY PAGE 11

Game Total Home No. Date Opp W/L Score Record Pos. GB/GA Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attendance Attendance 1 3/31 at ARI W 9-8 1-0 T1st -.- Machi (1-0) Reed (0-1) Romo (1) 48,541* 2 4/1 at ARI L 4-5 1-1 T2nd -1.0 Miley (1-1) Gutierrez (0-1) Reed (1) 18,974 3 4/2 at ARI W 2-0 2-1 2nd -1.0 Hudson (1-0) Cahill (0-2) Romo (2) 19,357 4 4/3 at ARI W 8-5 3-1 2nd -0.5 Machi (2-0) Harris (0-1) -- 19,131 5 4/4 at LAD W 8-4 4-1 1st +0.5 Hu (1-0) Ryu (1-1) -- 53,493* 6 4/5 at LAD W 7-2 5-1 1st +1.5 Bumgarner (1-0) Maholm (0-1) -- 49,520 7 4/6 at LAD L 2-6 5-2 1st +0.5 Greinke (2-0) Cain (0-1) -- 48,367 4/7 OFF DAY 1st +0.5 8 4/8 ARI W 7-3 6-2 1st +0.5 Hudson (2-0) Cahill (0-3) -- 42,166* 42,166 9 4/9 ARI L 3-7 6-3 1st +0.5 Arroyo (1-0) Lincecum (0-1) Collmenter (1) 41,157* 83,323 10 4/10 ARI L 5-6 6-4 T1st -.- Putz (1-0) Petit (0-1) Reed (3) 41,577* 124,900 11 4/11 COL W 6-5 7-4 T1st -.- Bumgarner (2-0) De La Rosa (0-2) Romo (3) 41,707 166,607 12 4/12 COL L 0-1 7-5 2nd -1.0 Kahnle (2-0) Cain (0-2) Hawkins (2) 41,917* 208,524 13 4/13 COL W 5-4 (10) 8-5 2nd -1.0 Romo (1-0) Brothers (1-1) -- 41,490* 250,014 4/14 OFF DAY 2nd -1.0 14 4/15 LAD W 3-2 (12) 9-5 T1st -.- Petit (1-1) League (0-1) -- 42,469* 292,483 15 4/16 LAD W 2-1 10-5 T1st -.- Machi (3-0) Howell (1-1) Romo (4) 42,773* 335,256 16 4/17 LAD L 1-2 10-6 T1st -.- Ryu (3-1) Bumgarner (2-1) Jansen (5) 42,890* 378,146 17 4/18 at SD L 1-2 10-7 T1st -.- Ross (2-2) Cain (0-3) Street (6) 34,839 18 4/19 at SD L 1-3 10-8 2nd -1.0 Stults (1-2) Hudson (2-1) Benoit (1) 43,405 19 4/20 at SD W 4-3 11-8 2nd -1.0 Lincecum (1-1) Erlin (1-2) Romo (5) 25,035 20 4/21 at COL L 2-8 11-9 2nd -1.0 De La Rosa (1-3) Vogelsong (0-1) -- 25,434 21 4/22 at COL L 1-2 11-10 3rd -1.0 Morales (2-1) BUMGARNER (2-2) Hawkins (6) 27,165 22 4/23 at COL W 12-10 (11) 12-10 2nd -1.0 Machi (4-0) Bettis (0-1) -- 35,191 4/24 OFF DAY 2nd -0.5 23 4/25 CLE W 5-1 13-10 1st +0.5 Hudson (3-1) Carrasco (0-3) -- 41,296* 419,442 24 4/26 CLE W 5-3 14-10 1st +0.5 Gutierrez (1-1) McAllister (3-1) Romo (6) 42,088* 416,530 25 4/27 CLE W 4-1 15-10 1st +1.5 Romo (2-0) Allen (2-1) -- 41,530* 503,060 26 4/28 SD L 4-6 15-11 1st +0.5 Ross (3-3) Bumgarner (2-3) Street (10) 41,533* 544,593 27 4/29 SD W 6-0 16-11 1st +0.5 Petit (2-1) Stults (1-3) -- 41,952* 586,545 28 4/30 SD W 3-2 17-11 1st +1.5 Hudson (4-1) Erlin (1-4) Romo (7) 42,164* 628,709 APRIL TOTALS (15-11) 5/1 OFF DAY 29 5/2 at ATL W 2-1 18-11 1st +1.0 Lincecum (2-1) Minor (0-1) Romo (8) 29,469 30 5/3 at ATL W 3-1 19-11 1st +1.0 Vogelsong (1-1) Teheran (2-2) Romo (9) 34,648 31 5/4 at ATL W 4-1 20-11 1st +2.0 Bumgarner (3-3) Wood (2-5) Casilla (1) 30,067 32 5/5 at PIT W 11-10 (13) 21-11 1st +2.0 Machi (5-0) Hughes (1-1) Romo (10) 13,675 33 5/6 at PIT L 1-2 21-12 1st +1.0 Watson (3-0) HUDSON (4-2) -- 18,881 34 5/7 at PIT L 3-4 21-13 T1st -.- Cole (3-2) Lincecum (2-2) Melancon (2) 23,975 35 5/8 at LAD W 3-1 (10) 22-13 1st +1.0 Casilla (1-0) Howell (1-3) Romo (11) 43,068 36 5/9 at LAD W 3-1 23-13 1st +2.0 Bumgarner (4-3) Maholm (1-3) Romo (12) 49,171 37 5/10 at LAD L 2-6 23-14 1st +1.0 Greinke (6-1) A eldt (0-1) -- 47,199 38 5/11 at LAD W 7-4 (10) 24-14 1st +2.0 Romo (3-0) Jansen (0-2) Machi (1) 51,369 39 5/12 ATL W 4-2 25-14 1st +2.5 Lincecum (3-2) Floyd (0-1) Romo (13) 41,438* 670,147 40 5/13 ATL L 0-5 25-15 1st +2.5 Minor (1-2) Vogelsong (1-2) -- 41,506* 711,653 41 5/14 ATL W 10-4 26-15 1st +3.5 Bumgarner (5-3) Teheran (2-3) -- 41,253* 752,906 42 5/15 MIA W 6-4 27-15 1st +4.0 Cain (1-3) Eovaldi (2-2) Romo (14) 41,597* 794,503 43 5/16 MIA L 5-7 27-16 1st +3.0 Dunn (4-3) Casilla (1-1) Cishek (8) 41,819* 836,322 44 5/17 MIA L 0-5 27-17 1st +3.0 Koehler (4-3) Lincecum (3-3) Cishek (9) 41,619* 877,941 45 5/18 MIA W 4-1 28-17 1st +3.0 Vogelsong (2-2) Turner (0-2) Romo (15) 41,551* 919,492 5/19 OFF DAY 1st +3.0 46 5/20 at COL L 4-5 28-18 1st +2.0 Hawkins (2-0) Romo (3-1) -- 31,046 47 5/21 at COL W 5-1 29-18 1st +3.0 Petit (3-1) Chacin (0-3) -- 30,411 48 5/22 at COL W 4-2 30-18 1st +4.0 A eldt (1-1) Friedrich (0-1) Casilla (2) 36,468 49 5/23 MIN W 6-2 31-18 1st +5.0 Lincecum (4-3) Gibson (4-4) Machi (2) 41,514* 961,006 50 5/24 MIN W 2-1 32-18 1st +5.0 Vogelsong (3-2) Deduno (1-3) Romo (16) 41,724* 1,002,730 51 5/25 MIN W 8-1 33-18 1st +6.0 Bumgarner (6-3) Nolasco (2-5) -- 42,590* 1,045,320 52 5/26 CHC L 4-8 33-19 1st +5.0 Samardzija (1-4) Petit (3-2) -- 42,257* 1,087,577 53 5/27 CHC W 4-0 34-19 1st +5.0 Hudson (5-2) Arrieta (1-1) -- 41,060* 1,128,637 54 5/28 CHC W 5-0 35-19 1st +6.0 Kontos (1-0) Jackson (3-5) -- 41,186* 1,169,823 55 5/29 at STL W 6-5 36-19 1st +7.0 Lopez (1-0) Martinez (0-3) Romo (17) 41,337 56 5/30 at STL W 9-4 37-19 1st +8.0 Bumgarner (7-3) Wainwright (8-3) -- 43,107 57 5/31 at STL L 0-2 37-20 1st +7.0 Wacha (4-3) Petit (3-3) Rosenthal (16) 44,426* MAY TOTALS (20-9)

58 6/1 at STL W 8-0 38-20 1st +8.0 Hudson (6-2) Lynn (6-3) -- 42,734 6/2 OFF DAY 1st +8.0 59 6/3 at CIN L 3-8 38-21 1st +7.5 Bailey (6-3) Lincecum (4-4) -- 27,152 60 6/4 at CIN W 3-2 39-21 1st +8.5 Vogelsong (4-2) Cingrani (2-6) Romo (18) 26,333 61 6/5 at CIN W 6-1 40-21 1st +9.0 Bumgarner (8-3) Leake (3-5) -- 25,532 62 6/6 NYM W 4-2 41-21 1st +9.0 A eldt (2-1) Torres (2-3) Romo (19) 41,437* 1,211,260 63 6/7 NYM W 5-4 42-21 1st +10.0 A eldt (3-1) Mejia (4-3) -- 41,296* 1,252,556 64 6/8 NYM W 6-4 43-21 1st +10.0 Lincecum (5-4) Wheeler (2-6) Romo (20) 41,911* 1,294,467 65 6/9 WAS L 2-9 43-22 1st +9.0 Strasburg (6-4) Vogelsong (4-3) -- 41,597* 1,336,064 66 6/10 WAS L 1-2 43-23 1st +8.0 Fister (5-1) Bumgarner (8-4) Soriano (13) 41,545* 1,377,609 67 6/11 WAS L 2-6 43-24 1st +8.0 Roark (5-4) Cain (1-4) -- 41,404* 1,419,013 68 6/12 WAS W 7-1 44-24 1st +9.0 Hudson (7-2) Treinen (0-3) -- 41,067* 1,460,080 69 6/13 COL L 4-7 44-25 1st +8.0 Belisle (1-2) Romo (3-2) Hawkins (12) 41,258* 1,501,338 70 6/14 COL L 4-5 44-26 1st +7.0 Brothers (3-4) Romo (3-3) Hawkins (13) 41,704* 1,543,042 71 6/15 COL L 7-8 44-27 1st +7.0 Belisle (2-2) Gutierrez (1-2) Hawkins (14) 41,824* 1,584,866 6/16 OFF DAY 1st +6.5 72 6/17 at CWS L 2-8 44-28 1st +5.5 Danks (6-5) Cain (1-5) -- 25,278 73 6/18 at CWS L 6-7 44-29 1st +4.5 Sale (6-1) Hudson (7-3) Belisario (7) 20,059 6/19 OFF DAY 1st +4.5 74 6/20 at ARI L 1-4 44-30 1st +4.5 Collmenter (5-4) Lincecum (5-5) Reed (17) 29,295 75 6/21 at ARI W 6-4 45-30 1st +4.5 Vogelsong (5-3) McCarthy (1-10) Romo (21) 37,916 76 6/22 at ARI W 4-1 46-30 1st +4.5 Bumgarner (9-4) Bolsinger (1-3) Romo (22) 27,862 77 6/23 SD L 0-6 46-31 1st +4.5 Despaigne (1-0) Cain (1-6) -- 41,360* 1,626,226 78 6/24 SD L 2-7 46-32 1st +3.5 Hahn (3-1) Hudson (7-4) -- 41,546* 1,667,772 79 6/25 SD W 4-0 47-32 1st +3.5 LINCECUM (6-5) Kennedy (5-9) -- 41,500* 1,709,272 80 6/26 CIN L 1-3 47-33 1st +2.5 Leake (6-6) Vogelsong (5-4) Chapman (15) 41,156* 1,750,428 81 6/27 CIN L 2-6 47-34 1st +2.5 Cueto (8-5) Bumgarner (9-5) Chapman (16) 41,046* 1,791,474 82 6/28 CIN L 3-7 (11) 47-35 1st +1.5 Broxton (4-0) Lopez (1-1) -- 41,024* 1,832,498 83 6/29 CIN L 0-4 47-36 1st +0.5 BAILEY (8-4) Hudson (7-5) -- 41,541* 1,874,039 6/30 OFF DAY T1st -.- JUNE TOTALS (10-16) GIANTS POSTSEASON NOTES GIANTS DAY-BY-DAY PAGE 12

Game Total Home No. Date Opp W/L Score Record Pos. GB/GA Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attendance Attendance 84 7/1 STL W 5-0 48-36 1st +1.0 Lincecum (7-5) Gonzalez (0-1) -- 41,152* 1,915,191 85 7/2 STL L 0-2 48-37 1st +1.0 Wainwright (11-4) Vogelsong (5-5) Rosenthal (25) 41,321* 1,956,512 86 7/3 STL L 2-7 48-38 T1st -.- Martinez (2-3) Bumgarner (9-6) -- 41,181* 1,997,693 87 7/4 at SD L 0-2 48-39 2nd -1.0 Stults (3-11) Cain (1-7) Street (23) 31,126 88 7/5 at SD W 5-3 (10) 49-39 T1st -.- Romo (4-3) Thayer (3-3) Casilla (3) 36,127 89 7/6 at SD W 5-3 50-39 T1st -.- Lincecum (8-5) Hahn (4-2) Casilla (4) 28,065 90 7/7 at OAK L 0-5 50-40 2nd -0.5 Chavez (7-5) Vogelsong (5-6) -- 36,067* 91 7/8 at OAK L 1-6 50-41 2nd -0.5 Gray (9-3) Bumgarner (9-7) -- 36,067* 92 7/9 OAK W 5-2 51-41 1st +0.5 Cain (2-7) Hammel (0-1) Casilla (5) 41,427* 2,039,120 93 7/10 OAK L 1-6 51-42 2nd -0.5 Kazmir (11-3) Hudson (7-6) -- 41,069* 2,080,189 94 7/11 ARI W 5-0 52-42 1st +0.5 Lincecum (9-5) Bolsinger (1-6) -- 41,647* 2,121,836 95 7/12 ARI L 0-2 52-43 2nd -0.5 Miley (5-6) Vogelsong (5-7) Reed (21) 41,261* 2,163,097 96 7/13 ARI W 8-4 53-43 2nd -0.5 Bumgarner (10-7) Nuno (0-1) -- 41,288* 2,204,385 7/14 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/15 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/16 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/17 OFF DAY 2nd -0.5 97 7/18 at MIA W 9-1 54-43 1st +0.5 Bumgarner (11-7) Eovaldi (5-5) -- 23,017 98 7/19 at MIA W 5-3 55-43 1st +1.5 Hudson (8-6) Alvarez (6-5) Casilla (6) 24,882 99 7/20 at MIA L 2-3 55-44 1st +0.5 Hand (1-2) Lincecum (9-6) Cishek (21) 25,221 100 7/21 at PHI W 7-4 56-44 1st +0.5 Kontos (2-0) Lee (4-5) Casilla (7) 27,334 101 7/22 at PHI W 9-6 (14) 57-44 1st +1.5 Kontos (3-0) Manship (1-2) Lincecum (1) 30,109 102 7/23 at PHI W 3-1 58-44 1st +2.5 Bumgarner (12-7) Papelbon (2-2) Casilla (8) 28,648 103 7/24 at PHI L 1-2 58-45 1st +2.0 Hamels (5-5) Hudson (8-7) Papelbon (24) 33,258 104 7/25 LAD L 1-8 58-46 1st +1.0 Greinke (12-6) Lincecum (9-7) -- 41,753* 2,246,138 105 7/26 LAD L 0-5 58-47 T1st -.- KERSHAW (12-2) Vogelsong (5-8) -- 42,060* 2,288,198 106 7/27 LAD L 3-4 58-48 2nd -1.0 Ryu (12-5) Peavy (0-1) Jansen (30) 41,459* 2,329,657 107 7/28 PIT L 0-5 58-49 2nd -1.5 WORLEY (4-1) Bumgarner (12-8) -- 41,794* 2,371,451 108 7/29 PIT L 1-3 58-50 2nd -2.5 Liriano (3-7) Hudson (8-8) Melancon (20) 42,242* 2,413,693 109 7/30 PIT W 7-5 59-50 2nd -2.5 Machi (6-0) Wilson (3-2) Casilla (9) 42,272* 2,455,965 7/31 OFF DAY 2nd -3.0 JULY TOTALS (12-14) 110 8/1 at NYM W 5-1 60-50 2nd -2.0 VOGELSONG (6-8) Niese (5-7) -- 28,905 111 8/2 at NYM L 2-4 60-51 2nd -3.0 deGrom (6-5) Peavy (0-2) Mejia (16) 33,687 112 8/3 at NYM W 9-0 61-51 2nd -2.0 BUMGARNER (13-8) Colon (10-9) -- 32,408 113 8/4 at NYM W 4-3 62-51 2nd -1.0 Romo (5-3) Mejia (5-4) Casilla (10) 27,187 114 8/5 at MIL L 3-4 62-52 2nd -2.0 Nelson (2-2) Machi (6-1) Rodriguez (33) 40,465 115 8/6 at MIL W 7-4 63-52 2nd -2.0 Vogelsong (7-8) Gallardo (6-6) -- 33,394 116 8/7 at MIL L 1-3 63-53 2nd -3.0 Peralta (14-6) Peavy (0-3) Rodriguez (34) 38,229 117 8/8 at KC L 2-4 63-54 2nd -3.0 Frasor (3-1) BUMGARNER (13-9) Holland (33) 28,307 118 8/9 at KC L 0-5 63-55 2nd -3.0 SHIELDS (11-6) Hudson (8-9) -- 35,114 119 8/10 at KC L 4-7 63-56 2nd -4.0 Du! y (7-10) Lincecum (9-8) Holland (34) 27,359 8/11 OFF DAY 2nd -4.5 120 8/12 CWS L 2-3 (10) 63-57 2nd -5.5 Putnam (4-2) Casilla (1-2) -- 42,317* 2,498,282 121 8/13 CWS W 7-1 64-57 2nd -4.5 Peavy (1-3) Quintana (6-9) -- 41,725* 2,540,007 8/14 OFF DAY 2nd -5.0 122 8/15 PHI L 3-5 (10) 64-58 2nd -5.0 Giles (2-0) Casilla (1-3) Papelbon (28) 41,425* 2,581,432 123 8/16 PHI W 6-5 65-58 2nd -4.0 A! eldt (4-1) Bastardo (5-7) Romo (23) 41,907* 2,623,339 124 8/17 PHI W 5-2 66-58 2nd -3.0 Lincecum (10-8) Buchanan (6-7) Casilla (11) 41,851* 2,665,190 8/18 OFF DAY 2nd -3.0 125 8/19 at CHC L 0-2 (5) 66-59 2nd -4.0 WADA (3-1) VOGELSONG (7-9) -- 31,064 126 8/20 at CHC W 8-3 67-59 2nd -3.0 Peavy (2-3) Jackson (6-14) -- 30,633 127 8/21 at CHC W 5-3 68-59 2nd -3.0 Bumgarner (14-9) Wood (7-11) Casilla (12) 30,541 128 8/22 at WSH W 10-3 69-59 2nd -3.0 Hudson (9-9) Fister (12-4) -- 33,718 129 8/23 at WSH L 2-6 69-60 2nd -4.0 Zimmermann (9-5) Lincecum (10-9) -- 34,137 130 8/24 at WSH L 6-14 69-61 2nd -4.0 Stammen (4-4) A! eldt (4-2) -- 35,476 131 8/25 COL L 2-3 69-62 2nd -4.5 Matzek (3-9) Peavy (2-4) Hawkins (21) 41,052* 2,706,242 132 8/26 COL W 3-0 70-62 2nd -4.5 BUMGARNER (15-9) De La Rosa (13-9) -- 41,050* 2,747,292 133 8/27 COL W 4-2 71-62 2nd -4.5 Casilla (2-3) Nicasio (5-6) -- 41,071* 2,788,363 134 8/28 COL W 4-1 72-62 2nd -4.0 Petit (4-3) Lyles (6-2) Casilla (13) 41,017* 2,829,380 135 8/29 MIL W 13-2 73-62 2nd -3.0 Vogelsong (8-9) Peralta (15-9) -- 41,348* 2,870,728 136 8/30 MIL W 3-1 74-62 2nd -2.0 Peavy (3-4) Fiers (4-2) Casilla (14) 41,397* 2,912,125 137 8/31 MIL W 15-5 75-62 2nd -2.0 Bumgarner (16-9) Lohse (12-8) -- 41,935* 2,954,060 AUGUST TOTALS (16-12) 138 9/1 at COL L 9-10 75-63 2nd -2.0 Hawkins (3-2) Romo (5-4) -- 33,711 139 9/2 at COL W 12-7 76-63 2nd -2.0 Kontos (4-0) Belisle (4-7) -- 25,256 140 9/3 at COL L 2-9 76-64 2nd -2.0 Bergman (2-2) Vogelsong (8-10) -- 23,122 9/4 OFF DAY 2nd -2.0 141 9/5 at DET W 8-2 77-64 2nd -2.0 Peavy (4-4) Porcello (15-10) -- 31,940 142 9/6 at DET W 5-4 78-64 2nd -2.0 Bumgarner (17-9) Price (13-11) Casilla (15) 35,722 143 9/7 at DET L 1-6 78-65 2nd -3.0 Lobstein (1-0) Hudson (9-10) -- 27,523 9/8 OFF DAY 2nd -3.5 144 9/9 ARI W 5-1 79-65 2nd -2.5 PETIT (5-3) Miley (7-11) -- 41,683* 2,995,743 145 9/10 ARI W 5-0 80-65 2nd -2.5 Machi (7-1) Perez (3-4) -- 41,293* 3,037,036 146 9/11 ARI W 6-2 81-65 2nd -2.0 Peavy (5-4) Delgado (3-4) -- 41,039* 3,078,075 147 9/12 LA W 9-0 82-65 2nd -1.0 Bumgarner (18-9) Ryu (14-7) -- 41,147* 3,119,222 148 9/13 LA L 0-17 82-66 2nd -2.0 Greinke (15-8) Hudson (9-11) -- 41,533* 3,160,755 149 9/14 LA L 2-4 82-67 2nd -3.0 Kershaw (19-3) Petit (5-4) Jansen (42) 41,932* 3,202,687 150 9/15 at ARI L 2-6 82-68 2nd -4.0 Miley (8-11) Vogelsong (8-11) -- 21,731 151 9/16 at ARI W 2-1 83-68 2nd -3.0 Peavy (6-4) Collmenter (10-8) Casilla (16) 26,339 152 9/17 at ARI W 4-2 84-68 2nd -2.0 Romo (6-4) Reed (1-6) Casilla (17) 19,272 9/18 OFF DAY 2nd -2.5 153 9/19 at SD L 0-5 84-69 2nd -3.5 Despaigne (4-7) Hudson (9-12) -- 34,472 154 9/20 at SD L 2-3 84-70 2nd -3.5 Cashner (5-7) Petit (5-5) Quackenbush (5) 40,660 155 9/21 at SD L 2-8 84-71 2nd -4.5 Kennedy (12-13) Vogelsong (8-12) -- 32,480 156 9/22 at LA W 5-2 (13) 85-71 2nd -3.5 Casilla (3-3) Correia (7-17) Strickland (1) 53,500* 157 9/23 at LA L 2-4 85-72 2nd -4.5 Greinke (16-8) Bumgarner (18-10) Jansen (44) 49,251 158 9/24 at LA L 1-9 85-73 2nd -5.5 Kershaw (21-3) Hudson (9-13) -- 53,387* 159 9/25 SD W 9-8 86-73 2nd -5.0 Lincecum (11-9) Boyer (0-1) Casilla (18) 41,850* 3,244,537 160 9/26 SD L 1-4 86-74 2nd -6.0 Kennedy (13-13) Vogelsong (8-13) Benoit (11) 41,926* 3,286,463 161 9/27 SD W 3-1 87-74 2nd -6.0 Strickland (1-0) Thayer (4-5) Casilla (19) 41,157* 3,327,620 162 9/28 SD W 9-3 88-74 2nd -6.0 Lincecum (12-9) Erlin (4-5) -- 41,077* 3,368,697 SEPTEMBER TOTALS (13-12) FINAL RECORD: 88-74, 2nd Place in NL West Pitcher’s name in bold indicates a complete game performance. 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