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LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 WORLD SERIES GAME SIX NOTES CLEVELAND INDIANS (3-2) Vs

LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 WORLD SERIES GAME SIX NOTES CLEVELAND INDIANS (3-2) Vs

OFFICIAL 2016 POSTSEASON INFORMATION LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 GAME SIX NOTES INDIANS (3-2) vs. (2-3) Josh Tomlin (2-0, 1.76) vs. RHP Jake Arrieta (1-1, 3.78) WS G6/Home #3 » Tuesday., Nov. 1, 2016 » » 8:08 p.m. ET » FOX, ESPN Radio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE | ON THE VERGE OF HISTORY COLD SWEAT | TRIBE POSTSEASON HISTORY 2016 at a glance » The are one victory away from securing the fran- » Cleveland has gone 54-45 (.545) all-time in Postseason games, the chise’s third-ever World Series title - first since 1948...Cleveland took 2 3rd-highest Postseason winning pct. of any A.L. team since 1901 vs. AL: Central West East of 3 decisions from Chicago-NL at over the weekend, as & 5th-highest by any team in the Majors behind Florida (.667, 22-11), 81-60 49-26 18-16 14-18 the Tribe holds a 3-2 advantage in the World Series entering tonight’s New York-AL (.590, 223-155), New York-NL (.573, 51-38) & Baltmore vs. NL: Central West East ...the Indians have won Games 1, 3 & 4, while the Cubs took (.551, 54-44)...record would be 55-44 if 1948 A.L. Pennant playoff game 13-7 4-0 0-0 9-7 In Series: Home Road Total Games 2 & 5. officially counted...Cleveland’s 99 official Postseason games are 5th- Overall 15-9-3 11-11-4 26-20-7 » The Cleveland Indians & Chicago Cubs are meeting in Major most played by any A.L. team since 1901 behind New York-AL (379), Openers 19-8 15-11 34-19 League Baseball’s 112th World Series, the first meeting in Postsea- (171), Oakland (158) & Detroit (120), 11th-most in the Majors. Finales 17-10 13-13 30-23 son history between the two franchises...second consecutive series for » Tribe’s longest Postseason winning streak is 6 games (Oct. 6-17, Rubber 3-6 5-5 8-11 Cleveland to face an opponent for first time in PS history (also Toronto 2016), as this fall Cleveland became just the fifth team in MLB his- Lead after: Home Road Total in ALCS); in ALDS, Tribe faced Boston for the sixth time in PS history. tory to win 6 consecutive games to begin a Postseason ...lon- 6 inn. 37-1 32-4 69-5 » The 2016 Fall Classic has proven to be an historic event, as this year’s gest Postseason losing streak is 4 games, done twice (Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 7 inn. 40-1 34-2 74-3 World Series features pennant-winners with baseball’s two longest 1954 - 4G WS sweep - & Oct. 18, 2007-Oct. 2, 2013). 8 inn. 44-1 38-0 82-1 championship droughts, as Cleveland is looking for the franchise’s Trail after: Home Road Total I GOT THE FEELIN’ | CLEVELAND FALL CLASSICS first title since 1948 (68 years), while Chicago-NL is seeking to end 6 inn. 8-25 1-29 9-54 » The Cleveland Indians are appearing in in the franchise’s sixth World a dry spell that dates back to 1908 (108 years)...the Indians last ap- 7 inn. 5-26 1-31 6-57 Series all-time...Tribe’s 6 appearances are tied with Baltimore and Oak- peared in the World Series in 1997, the Cubs in 1945...additionally, this 8 inn. 3-25 1-33 4-58 land for 5th-most in A.L. history behind New York-AL (40), Boston (12), Tied after: Home Road Total easily signifies the largest combined title drought between two teams Detroit (11) and Philadelphia-AL (8)...have appeared in the World Series 6 inn. 8-2 8-6 16-8 facing one another in the World Series (source: Elias). on five (5) previous occasions, winning titles in 1920 (5-2 over Brook- 7 inn. 8-1 6-6 14-7 LARGEST COMBINED TITLE DROUGHTS lyn Robins) & 1948 (4-2 over Boston Braves)...the Tribe came up on 8 inn. 6-2 2-6 8-8 IN WORLD SERIES HISTORY the losing end in Fall Classics played in 1954 (4-0 to NY Giants), 1995 Decided... Home Road Total World Series Years Teams (4-2 to ) & 1997 (4-3 to Florida)...Cleveland is 17-18 (.486) all- 7th-or-later 17-5 9-15 26-20 2016 174 Cleveland vs. Chicago-NL Final AB 14-3 3-14 17-17 time in World Series games; Tribe’s 35 World Series games played are 2005 129 Chicago-AL vs. Houston Extra-Innings 4-2 2-4 6-6 7th-most in the A.L. all-time...the is considered to be 2004 106 Boston vs. St. Louis One-run G’s 20-7 8-14 28-21 ’s first modern installment of the event. 2010 103 San Francisco vs. Texas Walk-offs 11 9 11-9 » This marks first time for Cleveland to hold home-field advantage vs. RH starter 34-20 29-27 63-47 GET ON THE GOOD FOOT | WINS & LOSSES in the World Series...teams with home-field advantage have won 6 of vs. LH starter 19-8 12-12 31-20 » Cleveland has a combined record of 104-70 in 2016, as the Indians last 7 (exception: 2014 ) & 9 of last 12 Fall Classics. are 10-3 in the Postseason after finishing the regular season at 94-67... tribe by the numbers GET UP, GET INTO IT, GET INVOLVED | AT PROGRESSIVE FIELD the club’s 10 Postseason victories are tied with 1997 (10-8) for most » Cleveland is 26-15 (.634) all-time in Postseason games played here Overall Record...... 94-67 in Cleveland franchise history...Tribe is 5-1 at home and 5-2 on the at Progressive Field (1994-2016)...Cleveland’s .634 Postseason Standing in AL Central...... 1st, +8.0G road...Cleveland swept Boston in 3 games to win the ALDS before tak- home winning pct. since this park opened in 1994 is 2nd-highest in Days in 1st (2-3-4-5)....122 (29-11-21-0) ing 4 of 5 from Toronto in the ALCS...the Indians have won 13 of their the A.L. over that span behind Kansas City (.813, 13-3), who has played Largest 1st-place Lead....+8.0G, 3x, 10/2 last 16 dating back to regular season (16 consecutive games w/o losing 16 home games to Cleveland’s 38...also 5th-highest in the Majors since Largest 1st-place Deficit....-6.0G, last 5/9 2 straight)...club is 20-8 since Sept. 16, losing consecutive games just ‘94 (see below)...Tribe has won 5 of 6 (5-1 at home in 2016 Postseason) Most G Above .500. +27G,2x,94-67 (10/2) twice in that 28-game span. and 9 of last 12 at home dating back to start of 2007 Postseason. Most G Below .500...... -2G, 10-12 (5/2) Times at .500...... 11, last 17-17 on 5/15 STAR TIME | TRIBE FALLS IN GAME 5 HIGHEST POSTSEASON WIN PCT. AT HOME SINCE 1994 Current Streak...... W3 » Cleveland was edged by Chicago-NL in Game 5 by a score of 3-2, Team Win% W-L Following a Win...... 54-39 cutting the Tribe’s advantage in the World Series to 3-2...was the Kansas City .813 13-3 Following a Loss...... 40-27 second one-run game between the Indians & Cubs in this Fall Classic Florida .647 11-6 Last 5 games...... 3-2 (Game 3, 1-0 Indians win)...the two teams split the first two games, as St. Louis .646 42-23 Last 10 games...... 6-4 the Indians posted a 6-0 shutout in Game 1, while the Cubs responded Philadelphia .640 16-9 Last 15 games...... 10-5 with a 5-1 victory in Game 2; the Indians posted a 1-0 shutout to win Cleveland .634 26-15 Last 20 games...... 12-8 Game 3 and took Game 4 by a score of 7-2...the 7 runs were most for Longest ‘W’ Streak...... 14G (6/17-7/1) SUPER BAD | TRIBE PITCHING Cleveland in any 2016 Postseason game. Longest ‘L’ Streak...... 3G, 7x, last 8/23-35 » Cleveland’s 1.80 team ERA is lowest figure among all 10 teams in » After Game 4’s win, Cleveland held a 3-1 Postseason series ad- Come-from-Behind Wins...... 38 the 2016 Postseason...next-closest team: Toronto, who finished PS vantage for fifth time in franchise history, eventually winning three of Losses After Holding Lead...... 23 with a 2.52 ERA...1.80 ERA currently ranks T27nd all-time for lowest previous four series after being up 3-1: vs. Boston-NL Team Saves...... 37-for-48 (77.1%) team mark in a single Postseason...5th-lowest all-time among teams Record Before All-Star Break...... 52-36 (won in 6), 1997 ALCS vs. Baltimore (won in 6), 2007 ALCS vs. Boston with at least 7 Postseason games played behind 1920 Cleveland Record After All-Star Break ...... 42-31 (lost in 7) & 2016 ALCS (won in 5)...40 of the 46 teams (87.0%) that Indians (0.89 ERA in 7G), 1983 (1.10 ERA in 9G), Home Record...... 53-28 have held a 3-1 World Series lead have gone on to win the World 1919 (1.63 ERA in 8G) & 1912 New York Giants (1.71 Road Record...... 41-39 Series overall...last team to take a 3-1 lead and lose the World Series ERA in 13G)...THE lowest all-time among teams with a minimum of Day Games...... 27-27 was the 1985 St. Louis Cardinals. Night Games...... 67-40 10 Postseason games played...T6th-lowest in the Expansion Era » Following Game 5’s loss, Cleveland holds a 3-2 Postseason series vs. RH starters...... 63-47 overall (since 1961) with 1974 Orioles behind only the 1966 Orioles advantage for the sixth time in franchise history, eventually winning four vs. LH starters...... 31-20 (0.50), 1963 Dodgers (1.00), 1983 Orioles (1.10), 2014 Nationals (1.23) of the previous five series after being up 3-2: vs. vs. Opp. At-or-Above .500...... 52-39 & 1961 Yankees (1.60). Brooklyn (won in 7), 1948 World Series vs. Boston-NL (won in 6), 1995 vs. Opp. Below .500...... 42-28 » Cleveland’s 5 shutouts have established a new MLB record for ALCS vs. Seattle (won in 6), 1997 ALCS vs. Baltimore (won in 6), 2007 CLE scores first...... 63-20 a single Postseason...Tribe hurlers have held opponents scoreless ALCS vs. Boston (lost in 7)...43 of the 64 teams (67.2%) that have held Opp. scores first...... 31-47 in 95.0 of the staff’s 115.0 innings pitched overall during the 2016 a 3-2 World Series lead have gone on to win the World Series overall... CLE out-hits Opp...... 68-7 Postseason (82.6%)...the record for a single Postseason belongs to Opp. out-hits CLE...... 16-49 entering tonight, the home team is 43-25 (.662) all-time in World the 2014 , who tossed 130.0 scoreless frames. CLE/Opp. hits even...... 10-11 Series Game 6. CLE 3-or-fewer runs...... 16-46 GIVE IT UP OR TURNIT A LOOSE | CUBS SERIES NOTES FUNKY DRUMMER | TITO IN THE POSTSEASON CLE 4-or-more runs...... 78-21 » The Cleveland & Chicago-NL franchises are meeting for the first time » ’s teams are 38-21 (.644) all-time in Postsea- CLE 5-or-more runs...... 71-14 in MLB Postseason history...the two clubs have split 18 regular season son play, the highest win% by any manager with at least 50 Postsea- CLE 5 hits-or-fewer...... 8-16 meetings all-time (9-9), as the Indians have gone 6-5 vs. the Cubs at CLE 6-9 hits...... 32-39 son games managed...Tito’s 38 Postseason wins are 6th-most in MLB Progressive Field, while holding a 3-4 mark at Wrigley Field...the Indians CLE 10-or-more hits...... 54-12 history after passing Hall-of-Famer Casey Stengel (.587, 37-26) in WS & Cubs met most recently in 2015, splitting 4 decisions (1-1 in each city). CLE hits (s)...... 67-40 Game 4...also passed Hall-of-Famer in the ALCS. CLE does not homer...... 27-27 MOST POSTSEASON WINS AS MANAGER, MLB HISTORY TALKIN’ LOUD & SAYIN’ NOTHING | MISC. NOTES CLE allows home run(s)...... 58-57 84-58 (.592) Jim Leyland 44-40 (.524) » Today marks the first time in history for the Cleveland Indians to play No HR by Opp...... 36-10 Tony La Russa 70-58 (.547) Terry Francona 38-21 (.644) a game in the month of November (latest date previously had been Oct. CLE charged with (s)...... 26-30 67-69 (.493) Casey Stengel 37-26 (.587) 28 in Game 6. CLE no error(s)...... 68-37 Bruce Bochy 44-33 (.571) Sparky Anderson 34-21 (.618) » The Indians are seeking to bring Cleveland its second major title of CLE starter goes 6.0+IP...... 68-25 2016 after the Cavaliers won the NBA Finals in June...with a win, Cleve- Players Used (Pitchers)...... 48 (27) » Tonight, Francona will attempt to become the 11th manager in land would become the first city to win two Big Four sports champion- Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall)...... 3:03 MLB history to win at least 3 World Series, but just the third to win ships in the same calendar year since 2009, when the Steel- ...... 29,445 min/161 G each of his first 3 trips to the Fall Classic (also Stengel-5 & Torre-4). ers and Penguins each won their respective league titles. Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP)...... 2:58 » Francona has gone 11-2 (.846) all-time in the World Series...Tito’s ...... 26,404 min/148 G » JOSH TOMLIN & COREY KLUBER have combined to allow just 6 9-game World Series winning streak came to an end on Wednesday, as CLE challenges overturned...... 28 of 49 earned runs in 45.2 innings pitched this Postseason (1.18 ERA)...the he lost for the first time ever in a Fall Classic...Tito is the only manager duo has allowed two-or-fewer runs in each of their 8 combined starts. Mon...... 9-10 April...... 10-11 in Major League history to have won each of his first 9 World Series » The Indians have scored first in 9 of their 13 Postseason games thus Tues...... 14-11 May...... 16-13 games...his streak of 9 straight wins was 3rd-longest ever by a manager Wed...... 14-11 June...... 22-6 far, going 8-1 in those contests; club is 2-2 when opponent scores first. behind Joe Torre (14) & Joe McCarthy (10). Thurs...... 11-4 July...... 12-12 | THIS DAY IN MUSIC... Fri...... 21-5 August...... 16-14 PAPA DON’T TAKE NO MESS | FEW RUNS ALLOWED » 1955: The Famous Flames, fronted by James Brown, cut their demo Sat...... 12-14 Sept/Oct...... 18-11 » Standing one win away from the title, the Indians have allowed just of ‘Please, Please, Please’ in Macon, , leading to a deal with Sun...... 13-12 25 runs in their Postseason run...since the playoffs began requiring 11 King Records. wins to clinch the World Series in 1995, the fewest Postseason runs » BORN ON THIS DAY: (1946) Ric Grech, bassist, Blind Faith/Traffic, allowed by a champion was 31 runs by the 1999 Yankees...regardless (1951) Ronald Bell, saxophone, Kool & The Gang; (1957) Lyle Lovett; of , the last team to allow fewer than 30 runs en route to a (1962) Anthony Kiedis, Red Hot Chili Peppers; (1963) Rick Allen, drum- World Series title was the 1990 Reds, who allowed just 23 runs in their mer, Def Leppard. 10 Postseason games. UPCOMING PROBABLES & BROADCAST INFORMATION Date Opponent Probable Pitchers - Cleveland vs. Opponent First Pitch TV/Radio Wed. Nov. 2 WS G7 vs. CHICAGO-NL RHP Corey Kluber (4-1, 0.89) vs. RHP Kyle Hendricks (1-1, 1.31) 8:08PM ET FOX, ESPN Radio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN

Document Solutions Provider to the Cleveland Indians Cleveland | 4577 Hinckley Industrial Parkway, Cleveland, OH 44109 Akron | 440 Grant Street, Akron, OH 44311 WWW.MERITECHINC.COM • 888-505-6567 PAGE 2 CLEVELAND INDIANS Wolrd series GAME 6 NOTES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2016 Rhp TOMLIN’S REGULAR SEASON RECORDS 43 josh TOMLIN’S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2016 13-9 4.40 30 29 174.0 187 97 85 20 118 tomlin Career 49-39 4.58 125 109 687.1 711 377 350 107 457 (2-0, 1.76 ERA) TOMLIN vs. CHICAGO-NL W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO TONIGHT’S START 2016 0-0 - 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 » The 31-year-old right-hander is scheduled to start Game 6 of the World Series tonight at Career 0-0 - 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Progressive Field...will be making his fourth career Postseason start...will be pitching on a shortened three days’ rest for just the second time in his career. » Went 13-9 with a 4.40 ERA (85ER/174.0IP) in 29 starts, 30 total regular season appear- TOMLIN at PROGRESSIVE FIELD ances...registered a 13-9 record and a 4.42 ERA (85ER/173.0IP) over his 29 starts. W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO » Made 15 regular season appearances (14 starts) at Progressive Field, going 5-5 with a 2016 5-5 4.50 15 14 80.0 92 50 40 7 52 4.56 ERA (40ER/79.0IP) in 14 starts. Career 26-20 4.41 61 55 341.0 355 185 167 53 231 LAST START 2016 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS » Did not factor into the decision of Cleveland’s 1-0 victory in Game 3 of the World Se- ries on Friday, October 28...worked 4.2 scoreless innings and allowed just two hits (both Innings: 8.0, 2x, last June 26 at DET Innings: 9.0, 4x, last Sept. 15, 2015 vs. KC singles) with one walk & one ...exited the game with a runner on second following Hits: 9, 5x, last Aug. 20 vs. TOR Hits: 12, June 12, 2011 at NYY a leadoff single & a pair of groundouts. Runs: 8, 3x, last Aug. 25 at TEX Runs: 8, 5x, last Aug. 25, 2016 at TEX ER: 7, 3x, last Aug. 25 at TEX ER: 8, July 27, 2012 at MIN ON SHORT REST SO’s: 8, 2x, last July 23 at BAL SO’s: 11, June 28, 2014 at SEA » Tomlin will be pitching on a shortened three days’ rest for just the second time in Walks: 2, 5x, last Aug. 25 at TEX Walks: 4, Aug. 27, 2010 vs. KC his career...his only other previous start on short rest came in the second start of his career HR: 3, 3x, last Aug. 20 vs. TOR HR: 3, 8x, last Aug. 20, 2016 vs. TOR on July 31, 2010 at Toronto...did not factor into the decision after holding the Blue Jays to Pitches: 107, July 17 at MIN Pitches: 112, Sept. 24, 2010 vs. KC one run on four hits with two walks and five in 5.1 innings of work. CG’s: -- CG’s: 4, last Sept. 15, 2015 vs. KC » Tonight’s start will be the 19th time an Indians pitcher has started on three-or-fewer days’ Low- CG: -- Low-Hit CG: 1, June 28, 2014 at SEA rest in the Postseason (Play Index Era, since 1903)...Cleveland starters have gone 8-7 CG SHO’s: -- CG SHO’s: 1, June 28, 2014 at SEA all-time when pitching on short rest in the Postseason, posting a 4.05 ERA (48ER/106.2IP) Win Streak: 7, April 16-May 24 Win Streak: 7, April 16, 2016-May 24, 2016 and 10 quality starts in those 18 previous outings. 2016 mlb splits Career mlb splits POSTSEASON RECAP » Tomlin has gone 2-0 with a 1.76 ERA (3ER/15.1IP) in three Postseason starts...has held W L ERA G/S IP ER W L ERA G/S IP ER opponents to a .167 average (9-for-54) with four walks & 11 strikeouts...just two of the nine HOME 5 5 4.50 15/14 80.0 40 HOME 26 20 4.41 61/55 341.0 167 hits allowed have gone for extra-bases (two doubles)...earned the win in each of his first ROAD 8 4 4.31 15/15 94.0 45 ROAD 23 19 4.76 64/54 346.1 183 two starts...the Indians have won all three of Tomlin’s Postseason outings. DAY 5 4 4.00 10/10 63.0 28 DAY 15 13 5.08 37/32 193.0 109 » Started Game 3 of the ALDS at Boston on October 10...earned the series-clinching win NIGHT 8 5 4.62 20/19 111.0 57 NIGHT 34 26 4.39 88/77 494.1 241 after holding the Red Sox to two runs on four hits in 5.0 innings. GRASS 13 9 4.50 29/28 168.0 84 GRASS 47 37 4.58 119/103 652.1 332 » Worked 5.2 innings and allowed just three hits and one run in Cleveland’s 2-1 victory vs. TURF 0 0 1.50 1/1 6.0 1 TURF 2 2 4.63 6/6 35.0 18 Toronto in Game 2 of the ALCS on October 15; marked the first time in 2016 for Tomlin to work 5.2-or-more innings & surrender one-or-fewer runs on fewer than three hits. AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO » Tossed 4.2 scoreless innings in Game 3 of the World Series at Chicago-NL on October vs. LEFT .229 67 292 14 31 7 47 vs. LEFT .248 332 1340 60 162 54 215 28...allowed just two hits with one walk and one strikeout. vs. RIGHT .299 120 402 22 60 13 71 vs. RIGHT .279 379 1356 59 184 53 242 TOTALS .269 187 694 36 91 20 118 TOTALS .264 711 2696 119 346 107 457 VS. CHICAGO-NL | INTERLEAGUE PLAY » Faced Chicago-NL for the first time in his career in Game 3 at Wrigley Field. BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPs » Is 7-3 with a 4.03 ERA (37ER/82.2IP) in 14 career regular season starts against the Tomlin vs. Chicago-NL Arrieta vs. Cleveland ...went 2-1 in three Interleague starts this season (April 16 vs. NYM, May PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO 19 at CIN & Aug. 10 at WSH), posting a 5.40 ERA (10ER/16.2IP) with 17 strikeouts and Baez .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Chisenhall .167 6 1 0 0 0 0 just two walks. Bryant .000 1 0 0 0 1 0 Crisp .100 10 1 0 0 0 3 Contreras .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Davis .300 10 3 0 2 0 0 JOSH STOPLIN » Has made 23 starts following an Indians loss dating back to June 28, 2014, including 15 Fowler .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Gomes .000 3 0 0 0 0 1 of his 29 starts this year...has gone 14-4 with a 3.22 ERA (51ER/142.2IP) in those games... Hendricks .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kipnis .375 8 3 0 2 1 1 had been an undefeated 12-0 in such games prior to taking the loss on May 30 against Montero .400 5 2 0 0 0 0 Lindor .200 5 1 0 1 1 2 Texas in the Tribe’s 9-2 defeat at Progressive Field. Rizzo .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Napoli .300 10 3 1 1 3 2 Ross .000 1 0 0 0 2 0 Naquin .000 2 0 0 0 0 2 NOTHING FREE Russell .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Perez .000 2 0 0 0 0 1 » Tomlin issued just 20 walks to 725 total batters faced in the regular season, the fewest Soler .500 2 1 0 0 0 1 Ramirez .000 1 0 0 0 1 0 of any ERA-qualified pitcher in baseball this season...his 5.90 K/BB ratio set a new fran- Zobrist .143 21 3 1 1 2 3 Santana .167 6 1 1 3 3 2 chise record (breaking C.C. Sabathia’s 5.65 mark in his 2007 campaign) and was the 2nd-best mark in Major League Baseball (trailed only Rick Porcello – 5.91), TOMLIN’S 2016 POSTSEASON DAY-BY-DAY » Has issued four walks in three starts this Postseason. Game Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S LIMITING LEFTIES ALDS G3 at BOS 4-3 W 3.60 5.0 4 2 2 0 1-0 4 Leading 4-1 68/48 » Left-handed hitters registered an OBP of just .247 against Tomlin this season, the ALDS Totals 1-0 3.60 5.0 4 2 2 0 1-0 4 best mark of any pitcher who has faced at least 200 left-handed hitters. ALCS G2 vs. TOR 2-1 W 2.53 5.2 3 1 1 0 2-0 6 Leading 2-1 82/52 » Left-handed hitters are just 2-for-20 (.100, 1BB, 7SO) against Tomlin this Postseason. ALCS Totals 1-0 1.59 5.2 3 1 1 0 2-0 6 WS G1 at ChC 1-0 - 1.76 4.2 2 0 0 0 1-0 1 Tied 0-0 58/38 2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS WS Totals 0-0 0.00 4.2 2 0 0 0 1-0 1 » Had a solid season in the back-end of the Indi- STEAL RATES WHILE PITCHING Postseason Totals 2-0 1.76 15.1 9 3 3 0 4-0 11 ans rotation, amassing career-bests in wins (13), Year(s) CS SBA CS% tomlin’s 2016 DAY-BY-DAY innings (174.0IP), starts (29) and strikeouts (118) 2010-15 8 14 57.1% 2016 1 4 25.0% Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S on his way to setting a club record for strikeout-to- TOTAL 9 18 50.0% walk ratio (5.90)…finished the season on a strong 4/16 vs. NYM 7-5 W 1.80 5.0 4 1 1 1 0-0 6 Trailing 0-1 76/50 note over his last 4 starts – after compiling an ERA of 11.48 (34ER/26.2IP) in August – to 4/22 at DET 2-1 W 1.54 6.2 4 1 1 0 1-0 4 Leading 2-1 85/56 finish 2nd on the club in wins…did not walk a batter in his last 31.0 innings (last walk 8/25) 4/27 at MIN 6-5 W 3.18 5.1 6 5 4 1 1-0 1 Leading 6-5 65/44 and walked just 2.8% (20/725) of his total batters faced on the season. April Totals 3-0 3.18 17.0 14 7 6 2 2-0 11 » Went 3-0 with a 3.18 ERA in 3 starts (17.0IP, 14H, 6ER) and went on to win his first 7 de- 5/3 vs. DET 7-3 W 3.13 6.0 9 2 2 1 0-0 5 Leading 7-2 105/64 cisions of the season thru May 24, becoming the first Indians pitcher since Dennis Martinez 5/8 vs. KC 5-4 W 3.72 6.0 7 4 4 1 0-0 3 Leading 5-3 81/53 (9-0) in 1995 to start a season 7-0. 5/13 vs. MIN 7-6 - 3.82 6.1 4 4 3 3 2-0 4 Tied 4-4 103/66 » Went 9-2 with a 3.51 ERA (39ER/100.0IP) in 16 first-half, his 9 wins were his most before 5/19 at CIN 7-2 W 3.56 7.2 5 2 2 1 1-0 7 Leading 7-2 99/73 the All-Star break since he won 10 games before the break in 2011 (3.51 ERA lowest career 5/24 at CWS 6-2 W 3.35 8.0 5 2 2 1 1-0 6 Leading 6-2 99/76 first-half ERA)…earned the win on July 17 at Minnesota to improve to 6-0 with a 2.44 ERA 5/30 vs. TEX 2-9 L 3.79 3.2 9 8 4 1 0-0 1 Trailing 0-6 76/48 (17ER/62.2IP) in his first nine road starts this season...joined CC Sabathia in 2001 (6-0, May Totals 4-1 4.06 37.2 39 22 17 8 4-0 26 4.50 ERA) as just the 2nd Indians pitcher over the last 50 seasons to stay undefeated thru 6/4 vs. KC 7-1 W 3.54 6.1 7 1 1 0 1-0 4 Leading 5-1 100/69 his first 9 road starts in a season (Elias)…posted a 3.73 ERA in July (5GS, 13ER/31.1IP). 6/9 at SEA 5-3 - 3.48 6.1 9 2 2 2 0-0 4 Tied 2-2 100/70 » Tomlin posted the worst month of his career in August, registering an 11.48 ERA 6/14 at KC 2-3 - 3.27 7.0 7 1 1 1 0-0 5 Leading 2-1 96/64 (34ER/26.2IP) in 6 starts, including a career-low 1.2IP on August 30 vs. Minnesota…did not make a start from August 31-Sept. 13, but appeared in relief on Sept. 5 vs. Houston 6/20 vs. TB 7-4 - 3.32 7.0 5 4 3 2 0-0 3 Trailing 3-4 101/72 (1.0IP, 1H, 0R, first relief outing since Sept. ‘14) and posted a mark of 2-1 with a 1.75 ERA 6/26 at DET 9-3 W 3.32 8.0 6 3 3 3 1-0 3 Leading 9-3 105/72 over his final 4 starts of the season starting on Sept. 14. June Totals 2-0 2.60 34.2 34 11 10 8 2-0 19 » Tomlin rebounded by turning in the best month of his career in September...in five Sept/ 7/1 at TOR 2-1 - 3.21 6.0 7 1 1 1 2-1 8 Tied 1-1 99/64 Oct. appearances, four starts, Tomlin posted a 1.69 ERA (5ER/26.2IP), which was 0.76 7/6 vs. DET 2-12 L 3.51 4.2 7 8 5 2 1-0 4 Trailing 2-8 83/57 runs lower than his previous best career month (2.45 ERA in April of 2011). 7/17 at MIN 6-1 W 3.34 7.2 6 1 1 1 1-0 4 Leading 5-1 107/74 » His 1.69 ERA in Sept/Oct was the 3rd-lowest mark in MLB (min. 25.0IP) behind Na- 7/23 at BAL 2-5 L 3.48 6.0 7 4 4 2 0-0 8 Trailing 0-4 97/71 tional Leaguers Clayton Kershaw (1.29) & (1.48)…worked a career-high tying 4 7/30 vs. OAK 6-3 W 3.43 7.0 6 2 2 1 2-0 7 Leading 6-2 103/69 straight starts over that span with 2-or-fewer ER allowed while going at least 5.0IP. July Totals 2-2 3.73 31.1 33 16 13 7 6-1 31 8/5 at NYY 7-13 L 3.81 4.2 9 7 7 1 2-1 2 Trailing 3-7 93/53 CAREER SNAPSHOT 8/10 at WSH 4-7 L 4.18 4.0 8 7 7 1 1-0 4 Trailing 4-5 77/52 » Tomlin is in his 11th year with the Indians organization after being drafted by Cleveland 8/15 vs. BOS 2-3 L 4.14 7.2 7 3 3 2 0-0 3 Trailing 1-3 104/74 in the 19th round (581st overall) out of Texas Tech in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft...the 8/20 vs. TOR 5-6 L 4.39 4.1 9 6 6 3 1-0 5 Trailing 5-6 85/55 Whitehouse, TX native is the longest tenured player in the organization. 8/25 at TEX 0-9 L 4.70 4.1 6 8 7 2 2-0 5 Trailing 0-8 81/53 » Earned the victory in his Major League debut on July 27, 2010 vs. CC Sabathia and the 8/30 vs. MIN 5-4 - 4.89 1.2 7 4 4 1 0-0 2 Trailing 1-4 41/28 NY Yankees (7.0IP, 3H, 1 R-ER, 2K); faced the minimum through 7.0 innings before depart- August Totals 0-5 11.48 26.2 46 35 34 10 6-1 21 ing in the 8th...according to Elias, the performance by Tomlin (3 baserunners in 7.0 IP) was 9/5 vs. HOU 2-6 - 4.85 1.0 1 0 0 0 0-0 1 Trailing 2-6 13/8 only the 2nd time in club history a Tribe hurler allowed 3 baserunners or fewer in a ML debut (Scott Lewis, 9/10/08 at Baltimore). 9/14 at CWS 6-1 W 4.75 5.0 4 1 1 0 0-0 2 Leading 3-1 72/50 » Tomlin lasted at least 5.0 innings in each of his first 37 consecutive appearances dating 9/20 vs. KC 2-1 - 4.61 6.2 5 1 1 0 0-0 3 Tied 1-1 84/52 up until his last start of the 2011 campaign; his 37 straight starts of at least 5.0 IP to 9/25 vs. CWS 0-3 L 4.48 6.2 5 2 1 0 0-0 1 Trailing 0-2 94/70 begin a career matched current Boston manager John Farrell (87-88) for the most 10/2 at KC 3-2 W 4.40 7.1 6 2 2 1 0-0 3 Leading 3-2 88/64 consecutive such starts since 1919 to start a career by an Indians pitcher. Sept/Oct Totals 2-1 1.69 26.2 21 6 5 1 0-0 10 » Has been on the Disabled List five times in his career...had right shoulder surgery in Starter Totals 13-9 4.42 173.0 186 97 85 36 20-2 117 March of 2015 and was placed on the 60-day disabled list (retro to March 29)...previously Relief Totals 0-0 0.00 1.0 1 0 0 0 0-0 1 underwent season-ending right elbow reconstruction on Aug. 22, 2012 in Anaheim, CA by Season Totals 13-9 4.40 174.0 187 97 85 36 20-2 118 Dr. Lewis Yokum and was held out of action until July, 2013. PAGE 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES tuesday, november 1, 2016

HITTERS vs.LHP:.268(440-1643) 43HR,208RBI vs.RHP:.259(995-3841) 142HR,525RBI Home:.288(778-2704) 99HR,425RBI Road:.236(657-2780) 86HR,308RBI NOTES: WS: 38-161(.236), 17R, 7 2B, 5 HR, 15BB ’16 PostSN: 89-406(.219), 44 R, 16 2B, 16HR, 30BB RISP:.260(359-1379) 33HR,519RBI

LONNIE vs.LHP:.217(10-46) 0HR,4RBI vs.RHP:.295(100-339) 8HR,53RBI Home:.309(56-181) 4HR,35RBI Road:.265(54-204) 4HR,22RBI CHISENHALL WS: 1-13, 2 R, RBI, 4 G ’16 PostSN: 8-39, HR, 5RBI,12GS RF Streak: 0G (0-9) 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.291(30-103) 3HR,48RBI #8 Went 3-for-10, HR, 4 RBI in the ALDS vs. Boston…Went 4-for-16 w/4 1Bs in ALCS vs. TOR  Overall on the year he made 99 starts (118 games) in right field and his first career …has hit in 6 of 12 games this postseason… Now owns a career mark of .256 (11/43) in the appearances in center field (2 games/1 start)... Post-season w/a HR, 5 RBI in 13 games.. first career Postseason HR off Price, G2 ALDS vs.  Had 3 games of at least four hits over a 9-game span from June 26-July BOS…RBI in 3 of 12 games of ’16 Postseason. has never appeared in a game vs. the Cubs.  Ranked 17th in the A.L. in batting avg w/runners on (.312, 53/170) and T10th in 3B COCO vs.LHP:.214(21-98) 3HR,19RBI vs.RHP:.236(82-348) 10HR,36RBI Home:.209(47-225) 3HR,20RBI Road:.253(56-221) 10HR,35RBI CRISP WS: 2-7, R, 2B, RBI, 1 GS in LF ’16 PostSN: 5-21, 4R, 2 HR, 4 RBI 7GS LF Streak:0G (0-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.392(31-79) 2HR,40RBI #4 Acquired from the Oakland A’s with cash for LHP Colt Hynes on August  11th-hardest batter in the league to double up (1GIDP per 63.7 at bats).  Career .274 (34-124) hitter in the Postseason w/6 2B, 3B, 3HR, 12RBI, 19 runs in 41 games  Was 0-for-8 in 2 games vs. Cubs this year (w/OAK) and career is 2-for-20 (.100) w/2 RBI in 5 across 6 seasons w/Cleveland, Boston & Oakland…HR in G3 of ALDS @BOS (Pomeranz) & career games vs. CHI game 5 at Toronto (both clinching games of this Postseason)…  His .392 (31-79) mark w/RISP led the A.L. (recorded an on-base pct. of .444 with RISP and  Was 2-for-8 w/2BB, 2 sac hits in the ALCS vs. TOR. an OPS of .983 for the season w/RISP)... RAJAI vs.LHP:.235(42-179) 5HR,17RBI vs.RHP:.258(71-275) 7HR,31RBI Home:.279(61-219) 3HR,23RBI Road:.221(52-235) 9HR,25RBI DAVIS WS: 3-15, 2 R, 2B, 3SB, 4G/2GS CF,2G/1GS LF ’16 PostSN: 3-27, RBI,10G/4GS CF, 7G LF Streak:1G (2-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.283(28-99) 3HR,36RBI #20 Appeared in 5 games ALCS vs. TOR:0-for-6 (career 5-for-33,3R, 2B, RBI)…Tied WS single-  Bew career-highs in runs (74), HR (12) and walks (33)...Became the oldest player to lead his game record w/ 3 steals in G5 at CHI (10/30)… Career .333 (11-33) hitter vs. Chicago-NL respective league in stolen bases since Rickey Henderson (age 39) in 1998  Led the A.L. steals for the first time in his career as he collected the most steals (43) by an  Became the first Indians player since in August 2003 to hit for the cycle age 35-or-older player in club history, eclipsing the previous mark of in 1910 (26) (first career) on July 2 at Toronto YAN vs.LHP:.271(19-70) 1HR,10RBI vs.RHP:.127(23-181) 8HR,24RBI Home:.187(23-123) 4HR,19RBI Road:.148(19-128) 5HR,15RBI GOMES WS/PS: 0-2, 2G @ C Streak:0G (0-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.250(15-60) 3HR,26RBI #10  Starting catcher for 2013 A.L. Wild Card game vs. Tampa Bay (2-for-4, 2B)…made 2016 PS  Made 64 starts at catcher (70 games) as the Indians staff recorded an ERA of 3.62 (230 ER, debut in Game 3 of WS at Chicago on 10/28 (0-for-2)…also played in G5 at CHI 572.1 IP) w/him C’ing…Threw out 34.5% (10/29) of baserunners attempting to steal  Activated the final weekend of the season after breaking right wrist on rehab assignment  Is 3-for-12(.250) vs. Chicago in 4 career games (RBI, run scored) from shoulder injury in mid-Sept…homered on final day of the season. BRANDON vs.LHP:.336(41-122) 6HR,17RBI vs.RHP:.216(37-171) 3HR,15RBI Home:.293(46-157) 7HR,25RBI Road:.235(32-136) 2HR,7RBI GUYER WS: 1-7, R, RBI,2HB, 3G/1GS LF, 2G/1GS RF ’16 PostSN: 4-15, 3R, 2RBI, 3G RF 5G LF Streak:0G (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.309(17-55) 1HR,24RBI #6 Acquired from TB Rays on 8/1 for two Minor League players…Made Postseason debut in On year he batted .336 (41-122) off LHP with 9 2B, 6 HR and 17 RBI with an OPS of 1.021 G2 ALDS vs Boston, going 3-for-4 w/2R, RBI in GS in LF…overall 3G/1GS RF, 5G/3GS ...His .336 average vs LHP was 6th-highest in the A.L. while his .464 on-base pct. led A.L ... LF 4-for-15, 3R, 2 RBI, 2HB (.421 on-base pct in 19 plate appearances)  Led MLB w/31 hit by pitches and has now led the league 3 straight seasons in the category  Drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 5th round of the 2007 amateur draft prior to 2011 trade to Tampa…has appeared in 2 career games vs the Cubs (1-for-5, run) JASON vs.LHP:.282(59-209) 7HR,30RBI vs.RHP:.272(109-401) 16HR,52RBI Home:.285(88-309) 13HR,44RBI Road:.266(80-301) 10HR,38RBI KIPNIS WS: 5-21, 3 R, 2 2B, HR, 3RBI ’16 PostSN: 10-51, 6R, 2 2B, 3HR, 7RBI Streak:0G (0-4) 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.277(39-141) 2HR,52RBI #22 First career Postseason HR, 10/6, G1 ALDS vs. BOS (Porcello); also HR’d in G3 of ALCS at Collected career-bests in HR (23), EB hits (68) and runs (91) while falling just shy of his TOR to break 2-2, 6th inning tie (only Indians 2B ever to have multiple postseason HRs)…Now career-best total in RBI (82)… Stole 15 bases in 18 attempts 10-for-55 (.182) hitter in Postseason w/3HR, 7RBI career (14G)…joined Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx in G4 at CHI as only players w/WS HR in Wrigley Field Chicago native has appeared in 4 games vs. Cubs (4/13, 2 SB, 4 runs, 3 BB) in reg season. FRANCISCO vs.LHP:.292(59-202) 5HR,27RBI vs.RHP:.306(123-402) 10HR,51RBI Home:.344(104-302) 6HR,47RBI Road:.258(78-302) 9HR,31RBI LINDOR WS: 8-19, 2 R, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB, SB ’16 PostSN: 18-50, 5R, 3 2B,2HR,6RBI Streak:3G (5-12) 0HR, 2RBI RISP:.244(38-156) 3HR,61RBI #12  First career Postseason HR, 10/6 vs. BOS (Porcello)…his 3 straight multi-hit games (ALDS Did not face the Cubs in 2015 (was still with AAA Columbus)… youngest player to have 3 hits G3-ALCS G1/2); first Indians player in the postseason since (1998)…hit safely in in a WorldSeries game (GM1) since Edgar Renteria in 1997 9 of 13 games (7 multi-hit games; most-ever for a player less than 23 years old)…leads team in  2016 A.L. All-Star team rep…Finished 2nd among A.L. SS in runs, hits and batting hits and total bases in Postseason…hit .368 (7/19) in the ALCS w/ 2 R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI in 5 G.  Led the Majors in sac flies and finished in the top ten in the A.L. in B-R defensive WAR/hits  T2nd in MLB with 23 games of at least 3 hits (most games by an Indians player since 1936) MICHAEL vs.LHP:.250(9-36) 0HR,1RBI vs.RHP:.231(15-65) 1HR,3RBI Home:.256(11-43) 0HR,0RBI Road:.224(13-58) 1HR,4RBI MARTINEZ WS: 0-2, R, 1G 3B, 1G CF ’16 PostSN: 0-3, 4G in CF, 1 G 3B Streak:0G (0-13) 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.087(2-23) 0HR,2RBI #1 Spent time with Boston in July…Pinch ran two times for Philadelphia in the 2011 NLDS vs.  Overall with Cleveland he appeared in 21 G (7 starts) at second, 11 G (3 starts) in CF, 9 G (1 St. Louis(7 career PS games)…career .389 (7/18) hitters vs. the Cubs w/a 2B, 4 RBI in 7 start) in LF, 9 G (5 starts) in RF, 5 G (4 starts) at SS and 2 GG (1 start) at third...Lone home run games of the season came on June 15 at Kansas City off Ian Kennedy. MIKE vs.LHP:.262(43-164) 7HR,26RBI vs.RHP:.229(90-393) 27HR,75RBI Home:.281(77-274) 22HR,71RBI Road:.198(56-283) 12HR,30RBI NAPOLI WS: 3-15, 2BB, R ’16 PostSN: 8-43, 3 2B, 3R, HR, 2rbi,4BB Streak:1G (1-4) 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.237(37-156) 7HR,58RBI #26  Has appeared in Postseason in 8 of the last 10 seasons since 2007, compiling a career mark  34 home runs were the most by an Indians batter since Travis Hafner (42) in 2006, the most of .234 (44/188) w/9 2B, 8 HR & 29 RBI in 64 games(1 of 5 players to homer for 4 different by an age 34-or-older player in franchise history…first Indians hitter since 2007 (Hafner/ teams in the PS… Career .190 (4/21) hitter vs. Chicago-NL w/a 2B, RBI (5BB) in 6 games Martinez) to top the 100-RBI and at 34 years old, oldest Indians player since Easter (1951, 103)  hit safely in 6 of 13 Postseason games…career-highs in home runs (T14th in A.L.; 34),  Didn’t HR between 8/12-9/4 as he batted .140 (13-93) in Sept/Oct with 2 2B, 5 HR and 13 RBI (13th in A.L.; 101), games (150), plate appearances (645), runs (92) and hits (133)… RBI in his last 26 games (18BB) TYLER vs.LHP:.250(8-32) 0HR,7RBI vs.RHP:.301(87-289) 14HR,36RBI Home:.333(49-147) 9HR,23RBI Road:.264(46-174) 5HR,20RBI NAQUIN WS: 1-5, 2K, 3GS CF ‘16 PostSN: 4-21, 2 2B, 2 RBI, 9GS in CF Streak:0G (0-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.200(15-75) 2HR,25RBI #30  Went 1-for-4 w/2 RBI in the ALDS /career Postszn (4-for-21, 9G)…  Was with the club from 4/3-5/6, 5/13-17 and from 6/1-end of season…hit 2 HR (first career  Made the club out of spring training when Michael Brantley opened on DL and Almonte was 2HR game) with 6 RBI on July 20 to equal the club rookie single-game record for RBI… suspended for the first 80 games of the season  Made 90 starts (105 games) in CF and 2 GS in RF…led A.L. rookie batters in slg pct, ROBERTO vs.LHP:.240(12-50) 2HR,6RBI vs.RHP:.155(16-103) 1HR,11RBI Home:.123(10-81) 1HR,6RBI Road:.250(18-72) 2HR,11RBI PEREZ WS: 3-16, 2R, 2HR, 4 RBI, 2 BB ’16 PostSN:7-39,5R,3HR,6RBI, 5BB,13 GS Streak:0G (0-6), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.293(12-41) 0HR,14RBI #55  On DL (R thumb fracture/surgery) from 5/1-7/17…From 8/24 thru the end of the season Appeared in 61 games (53 starts) at catcher for the Indians, throwing out 11 of 24 (45.8%) he batted .263 (21-80) with 7 R, 3 2B, 3 HR and 13 RBI in 31 games to conclude the season runners attempting to steal and compiling a team-record of 33-20 (.623) in his starts…  Gm 1 of WS (10/25) vs. CHI, became 1st player from Puerto Rico and first 9-hole batter to  Threw out KC's Terrance Gore twice (only 2X in career in reg season) homer twice in one game (3rd Indians player all-time, Ramirez/Thome)…5TH catcher to hit 2HR …1st Indian to HR in first career Postseason plate app, G1 ALDS vs. Boston off in WS game; first since Gary Cater in 1986 Mets at BOS (G4). Porcello…has caught nearly every inning (110.1 of 115.0IP) of this Postseason JOSE vs.LHP:.311(52-167) 4HR,22RBI vs.RHP:.312(124-398) 7HR,54RBI Home:.347(99-285) 8HR,49RBI Road:.275(77-280) 3HR,27RBI RAMIREZ WS: 6-20, 2B, HR, 2RBI, 2BB ’16 PostSN: 12-47, 5 R, 2 2B, HR, 3RBI Streak:1G (1-4), 1HR, 1RBI RISP:.355(50-141) 1HR,62RBI #11 Is 12-for-47, 5 R, 2 2B, HR, 3RBI in first career Postseason experience (was 5/10 in ALDS, 4R in From July 26 thru the end of the season he batted .347 (85-245) with 37 R, 24 2B, 2 3B, 7 3G vs. BOS)…1-for-17 in ALCS …first career PS homer in G5 at CHI (10/30) off Jon Lester…owns HR and 35 RBI over the last 63 games Finished 7th in the A.L. in batting avg (.312), 2nd in an on-base pct of .300 (reached in 15 of 50 plate appearances) doubles (46) and 10th in on-base pct (.363)…Ranked 4th on the team in fWAR (4.6) behind Was lethal in the clutch, hitting .346 (80-231) with runners on (4th-highest in A.L.) and Lindor, Kluber and Kipnis .355 (50-141) with RISP (T5th-highest in the A.L.)…Hit .366 (26-71) with RISP and 2-outs CARLOS vs.LHP:.267(46-172) 4HR,19RBI vs.RHP:.256(105-410) 30HR,68RBI Home:.259(75-290) 20HR,48RBI Road:.260(76-292) 14HR,39RBI SANTANA WS: 4-15, 4 bb, hr, rbi,2 gs dh, 2gs lf, gs 1B16 PostSN:9-44,5R,3HR,3RBI,9gs dh/2gs 1B, 2GS LF Streak:2G (4-8), 1HR, 1RBI RISP:.270(40-148) 7HR,56RBI #41  Was 2-for-11 in ALDS w/3BB vs. BOS (Career PS: 11-for-48, 5 R, 2 2B, 3HR, 3RBI, 14G)  Finished tied for the club lead w/34 HR (T14th in A.L.) and was 3rd in A.L. in walks (99) & …First career Postseason HR on 10/15 (G1 ALCS vs. TOR) off Happ….Career .231 (3/13) 8th in on-base pct (.366)… 34 HR were the most by MLB SH since Teixeira in 2011 (39) hitter vs. Cubs w/a 2B, HR, 5 RBI in 4 games (first career MLB start in LF in G3 at CHC) Batted lead-off and in the 5-hole batting .260 (85-327) with 18 2B, 19 HR and 41 RBI in 85  Collected single-season career bests in HR, EB hits, TB, RBI, hits, OPS & runs; starts in the lead-off spot (67BB, .385 OB pct.)…club was 53-32 (.624) in those starts… From 9/16-on he batted .411 (23-56) with 7 2B, 2 3B, 3HR, 13 RBI over his last 15 games PAGE 4 CLEVELAND INDIANS POSTSEASON NOTES tuesday, november 1, 2016 INDIANS RELIEF PITCHERS #37 - RHP CODY ALLEN: Is 6-for-6 in Postseason chances (last blown save was #24 - LHP ANDREW MILLER (ALCS MVP): Owns a 0.36 ERA in 15 career relief outings Aug 17; has 15 straight including reg/postseason since 8/21)...0 R all’d in 11.2 PS IP in the Postseason (¿ rst career win in ALDS G1 vs. Boston; 1st save G3 of ALCS @ this year (22 SO, batters are 8-for-44; .182 off him)...Owns 2 scoreless outings vs. TOR, has fanned 39 of his 89 batters faced)... batters are hitting .140 (8/57) off him Chicago in his career (2.1IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 5SO)...Saved 31 of 34 chances (91.4% save this PS...14 strikeouts was an ALCS record for relievers as his 29 strikeouts in ‘16 PS are most ever by a reliever in MLB history (K-Rod 28 in 2002)...ELIAS: Miller is the conversion), ¿ nishing 7th in the in saves...Now ranks 6th in career ¿ rst pitcher to produce ¿ ve-or-more strikeouts in an outing of two innings or less twice saves in Indians history with 92...His .177 (41-232) average against was the 3rd-lowest in his postseason career, let alone in the same postseason, same series, consecu- relief mark allowed this year...Also ¿ nished 8th among A.L. relievers with 87 strikeouts tive games, or back-to-back days (did so in Game 1-2 ALCS vs. TOR)... Prev. highest (11.5 SO per 9.0IP), 16th in relief innings and 14th in relief ERA... posted an ERA of strikeout total by any Indians reliever in a single Postseason was Mike Jackson (16 0.54 (16.2IP, 6H, 1ER, 6BB, 21SO) from Aug. 18-end of season and saved his last 9 K’s in 1997)...his ¿ rst 20K were most ever in a single Postseason thru pitchers’ ¿ rst chances on the season. 9.0IP (, 2 others had 17)...15.0 scoreless IP to begin PS were most by a Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF in a single Postseason (Goose Gossage: 14.1 IP, 1981)...First pitcher in 10/30(5) @CHI - 2-3 1.2 1 - - 1 4 - 8 baseball history with seven relief appearances with at least three K in a single Post- WS Totals(3G) 0-0-1 0.00 4.0 3 0 0 1 10 0 17 season...Career has faced the Cubs 4 times (1GS, 3.2IP, 4H, 5R/ER, 5BB, 4SO, 12.27 ERA)...2016 A.L. All-Star fanned 14.9/9.0IP (123 of 275 batters faced; 44.7%) on the Postseason Tot(9G) 0-0-6 0.00 11.2 8 0 0 4 22 0 49 season and ¿ nished 2nd in the Major League in relief strikeouts (123)… On the year Career Postszn/10G 0-0-6 0.00 12.0 9 1 0 4 23 0 51 he posted a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 13.67:1 (123/9)…Combined on the season his ERA was 1.45 (74.1IP, 42H, 12ER) in 70 relief appearances. becoming the ¿ rst pitcher #52 - RHP MIKE CLEVINGER: Made Postseason debut in Game 4 of ALCS at Toronto in 10 years with at least 10 wins and 10 saves in the same season...No pitcher until (10/18, 1.2IP)...Had never faced the Cubs in his career until Game 2 of the World Se- Miller had ever amassed 10 wins, 10 saves and 20 holds within same season as his ries...Named Tribe’s 2015 organizational Pitcher of the Year split the season between 13.67 SO-to-BB ratio was third highest ever (min.70IP) behind Eckersley (18.3, 1990) AAA Columbus and Cleveland, going 11-1 with a 3.00 ERA in 17 starts for Columbus & Kershaw (15.6, 2016)…His .160 avg against was lowest among A.L. relievers and and appearing in his ¿ rst 17 Major League games throughout the season ... notched ERA was 2nd-lowest..T4th with 26 holds… Over his last 22 appearances from August his ¿ rst Major League win on August 13 vs. the team that drafted him, the Los Angeles 13-end of the season recorded an ERA of 1.07 (25.1IP, 11H, 3ER, 2BB, 40SO, .126 avg, 11/87) and from Sept. 8-on he didn’t a run in his last 11 games (12.1IP, 3H, 1BB, Angels (5.2IP, 1H, 1R/ER, 4BB, 3SO, hitless ¿ rst 5.2IP)...Pitched in a relief role from 20K, .075 avg). August 18-28 before entering the rotation again on Sept. 5 due to Josh Tomlin inef- Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF fectiveness and Danny Salazar’s arm injury...Overall in relief his ERA was 3.00 in 7 10/29(4) @CHI - 7-2 2.0 1 1 1 0 2 1 7 appearances (12.0IP, 8H, 4R/ER, 5BB, 14SO, .182 avg). WS Totals/3G 1-0-0 1.69 5.1 3 1 1 2 8 1 21 Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF Postseason Tot(9G) 2-0-1 0.53 17.0 8 1 1 4 29 1 62 10/30(5) @CHI - 2-3 1.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 Career Postszn/15G 2-0-1 0.36 25.1 9 1 1 5 39 0 89 WS Totals/2G - 0.00 2.0 0 0 0 2 1 0 8 Postseason Tot/3G - 2.45 3.2 1 1 1 3 2 0 15 #61 - RHP DAN OTERO: Appeared in the Postseason with Oakland in 2013 and 2014 (6 games)...Scoreless inning G2 ALDS vs. BOS in ‘16 PS debut...All’d solo HR to Saun- ders in G3 of ALCS at TOR (10/17)...one career relief outing vs. Cubs (1.0IP, 2H, 0R, #53 - RHP JEFF MANSHIP: Making his Postseason roster debut...made PS debut in 0BB, 0SO)....Had an outstanding season in a middle relief role in his ¿ rst season in the G3 at TOR (10/17)...Owns 3 career scoreless relief outings vs. the Cubs (3.1IP, 1H, Indians org after being acquired in Dec from Philly…Led the team in relief IP (70.2IP, 0R, 1BB, 3SO)...Inherited runners scored pct. of 23% (8 of 35) was 11th-lowest in the T13th in the A.L.) and ¿ nished among A.L. relief leaders in ERA (1.53, 3rd) and batting A.L...Last 7 games from 9/10-Oct 3: 6.2IP, 3H, 0R, 5BB, 7SO…Following his activation average against (.211, 14th)…Walked just 1.3 batters per 9.0IP and in his career has from the D.L. (7/27-8/10) he recorded an ERA of 2.57 (14.0IP, 10H, 4R/ER, 9BB, 16SO, walked only 1.4 batters per 9.0IP…Walked only 2 of 141 right-handed hitters (1.4%)… .196 avg) that was inÀ ated an by ERA of 4.70 in 8 September games (4ER/7.2IP)... Had eight outings of at least 2.0IP on the year, all of which were...Did not walk a right- Recorded 6 holds, the last of which came on July 15. handed batter in his last 98 PA’s. Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF 10/26(2) CHI - 1-5 0.1 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 10/29(4) @CHI - 7-2 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 WS Tot(2G) - 0.00 2.2 1 0 0 0 1 0 9 WS Totals/1G - 0.00 0.1 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 Postseason Tot(5G) - 1.50 6.0 5 1 1 0 2 1 22 Postseason Totals/2G - 0.00 1.2 2 0 0 1 1 0 9 Career Postseason 0-1/10G 2.08 13.0 12 3 3 1 5 1 50

#34 - RHP Zach m allister: Made Postseason debut in Game 3 of ALCS at Toronto #31 - RHP DANNY SALAZAR: Was not on the ALDS or ALCS roster before making (10/17)...The Chillicothe, IL native has appeared in 3 career games vs. the Cubs (0GS, 2016 Postseason debut in Game2 of the World Series vs. Chicago-NL (19 pitches); ¿ rst 3.0IP, 1H, 1R/ER, 1BB, 7SO)...Was on the 15-day DL from 7/7-28 with R hip discomfort outing since Sept 9 at MIN...Was the Tribe’s starter in 4-0, A.L. Wildcard game loss to after making a spot start (1.0IP, 1H, 3R/ER) on July 2 at Toronto...Recorded a relief Tampa Bay in 2013 (L, 4.0IP, 4H, 3R/ER, 2BB, 4SO, HR)....started 1 game against the ERA of 3.10 (49.1IP, 51H, 17ER, 51SO) in 2016 and averaged 9.3 strikeouts per 9.0 IP Cubs in 2015 (ND, 4.2IP, 6H, 3R/2ER, 1BB, 4SO, HR)...Season was limited to 137.1IP on the season....Upon his activation from the D.L. he recorded an ERA of 1.40 (25.2IP, and 25 GS as he was hindered by arm troubles that plagued much of 2nd half and shut him down the last 3 weeks of the season after earning his ¿ rst career All-Star selec- 25H, 4ER, 8BB, 26SO) the remainder of the season and from August 5 thru the end of tion in the ¿ rst half…Went 10-3 with a 2.75 ERA in 17 ¿ rst half starts (104.2IP, 77H, the season posted an ERA of 0.82 (22.0IP, 17H, 2ER, 6BB, 22SO, .207 avg)...Over his 32ER, 46BB, 118SO, 9HR) and ranked 2nd in the league in ERA and opp. average last 12 outings after August 25 he allowed 2 runs (1ER) over his last 12.2IP (0.71)... (.204) at the break in addition to being 6th in strikeouts and tied for 5th in wins…July Recorded 7 holds on the season. 19 at KC was the last win, ¿ nal 7GS w/o win…Was on the 15-day DL from 8/2-17 w/R Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF elbow inÀ ammation and did not pitch after Sept. 9 due to strained À exor musculature in 10/26(2) CHI - 1-5 0.2 1 2 2 1 2 - 4 forearm, which forced him from his ¿ nal start of the season after just 4.0 IP (resumed WS Totals/1G - 27.00 0.2 1 2 2 1 2 0 4 throwing on Sept. 20 and has pitched in Goodyear and various sim games since)…. Postseason Totals/2G - 16.20 1.2 2 3 3 1 2 0 8 Overall in the second half he went 1-3 with a 7.44 ERA (32.2IP, 44H, 27ER, 17BB, 43SO, 7HR, .321 avg). Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF #54 - LHP RYAN MERRITT: Made his Postseason debut in deciding Game 5 start at 10/26(2) CHI - 1-5 1.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 Toronto on Oct. 19 (4.1IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 3SO)...has never faced Chicago-NL in his ca- Career Postseason 0-1/2G 5.40 5.0 4 4 3 4 4 1 23 reer...Spent most of the season in Columbus, posting a mark of 11-8 with a 3.70 ERA in 24 starts (2CG, 143.1IP, 156H, 59ER, 23BB, 92SO)...He ¿ nished tied for ¿ rst among #27 - RHP BRYAN SHAW: Owns 15 career relief Postseason outings with Arizona International League pitcher in wins (11), tied for 8th in starts (24), 9th in innings pitched (2011) and Cleveland (2013/2016) over 15.0IP (12 hits all’d; ¿ rst career PS win in G3 of (143.1IP) and 11th in ERA...over his 10 second half starts he went 6-1 with a 2.72 ERA ALCS at TOR on 10/17; also was winning P in deciding Gm 5 at TOR on 10/19)...Last (59.2IP, 63H, 18ER, 9BB, 39SO)...three stints with Cleveland this year...picked up ¿ rst 4 PS outings: 4.2IP, 5H, 1R/0ER...Career has not allowed an earned run against the Major League win in ¿ rst MLB start on Sept. 30 at KC (5.0IP, 3H, 1R/ER, 0BB, career- Cubs in 7 relief outings with CLE and AZ (6.2IP, 8H, 3R/0ER, 2BB, 4SO)...Recorded a high 4K)...Did not walk a better or allow a home runs in his 11.0 Major League innings, relief ERA of 3.24 in 75 appearances, becoming the ¿ rst Indians reliever in club history to amass at least 70 appearances in four seasons (Shaw and Mark Melancon only MLB limiting Major League batters to a .167 (6-36) average against. pitchers with at least 70 outings each of those seasons since 2013)…His 9.3 strikeouts Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF per 9.0 IP represented a career-best as he ¿ nished tied for 7th in the American League 10/19 @TOR - 3-0 4.1 2 0 0 0 3 0 14 with a team-high 25 holds…His 75 appearances led A.L. relievers (2nd time)...Leads ALCS Totals/1GS - 0.00 4.1 2 0 0 0 3 0 14 all Major League relief pitchers with 299 appearances over the last four seasons since Postseason Totals/1GS - 0.00 4.1 2 0 0 0 3 0 14 2013…from June 17 thru the end of the season he recorded 39 of 45 scoreless outings and an ERA of 1.74 (41.1IP, 28H, 8ER, 19BB, 43SO, .194 avg). Date Opp. Dec. Score IP H R ER BB K HR TBF 10/30(5) @CHI - 2-3 1.1 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 WS Totals/3G - 0.00 3.2 3 1 0 2 6 0 17 Postseason Tot(10G) 2-0 2.89 9.1 11 5 3 3 11 1 43 Career Postszn/15G 2-0 1.80 15.0 12 5 3 4 16 1 61

postseason starts in batting order postseason starts by position

Player 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Player C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH/P Chisenhall 9 3 Chisenhall 12 Crisp 7 Crisp 7 Davis 5 Davis 1 4 Gomes CATCHER CAUGHT STEALING PCT Gomes Guyer 4 Guyer 3 1 Kipnis 13 Player (reg season) CS SBA CS% Kipnis 13 Lindor 13 Lindor 13 Gimenez (4/21, 19%) - - - Martinez Martinez Gomes (10/29, 34.5%) - 4 0% Napoli 12 Napoli 11 1 Perez (11/24, 45.8%) - 3 0% Naquin 9 Naquin 9 Perez 2 1 10 Perez 13 Ramirez 9 4 Ramirez 13 Santana 8 1 4 Santana 2 2 9 2016 POSTSEASON DAY-BY-DAY Tomlin/Kluber/Bauer 3 Tomlin/Kluber/Bauer 3 W/L WINNING LOSING GAME DATE OPP. SCORE PITCHER PITCHER SAVE TOG SERIES REC ATTEND HOME RUNS ALDS G1 10/6 vs BOSTON W, 5-4 r-Miller (1-0) Porcello (0-1) Allen (1) 3:33 1-0 37,762 Kipnis/Lindor/Perez ALDS G2 10/7 vs BOSTON W, 6-0 Kluber (1-0) Price (0-1) 3:19 2-0 37,842 Chisenhall ALDS G3 10/9 at Boston PPD. RAIN (re-scheduled, next day) ALDS G3 10/10 at Boston W, 4-3 Tomlin (1-0) Buchholz (0-1) Allen (2) 3:41 3-0 39,530 Crisp

ALCS G1 10/14 vs TORONTO W, 2-0 Kluber (2-0) ESTRADA (1-1) Allen (3) 2:44 1-0/4-0 37,727 Lindor ALCS G2 10/15 vs TORONTO W, 2-1 Tomlin (2-0) Happ (1-1) Allen (4) 2:44 2-0/5-0 37,870 Santana ALCS G3 10/17 at Toronto W, 4-2 r-Shaw (1-0) Stroman (0-1) Miller (1) 3:23 3-0/6-0 49,507 Napoli/Kipnis ALCS G4 10/18 at Toronto L, 1-5 Sanchez (1-0) Kluber (2-1) 3:01 3-1/6-1 49,142 ALCS G5 10/19 at Toronto W, 3-0 r-Shaw (2-0) Estrada (1-2) Allen (5) 2:37 4-1/7-1 48,800 Santana/Crisp

WS G1 10/25 vs CHICAGO-NL W, 6-0 Kluber (3-0) Lester (2-1) 3:37 1-0/8-1 38,091 Perez (2) WS G2 10/26 vs CHICAGO-NL L, 1-5 Arrieta (1-1) Bauer (0-1) 4:04 1-1/8-2 38,172 WS G3 10/28 at Chicago-NL W, 1-0 r-Miller (2-0) r-Edwards (0-1) Allen (6) 3:33 2-1/9-2 41,703 WS G4 10/29 at Chicago-NL W, 7-2 Kluber (4-0) Lackey (0-1) 3:16 3-1/10-2 41,706 Santana/Kipnis WS G5 10/30 at Chicago-NL L, 2-3 Lester (3-1) Bauer (0-2) Chapman (4) 3:27 3-2/10-3 41,711 Ramirez WS G6 11/1 vs CHICAGO-NL 8:08 pm WS G7 11/2 vs CHICAGO-NL 8:08 pm, if necessary

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