2018 Akron RubberDucks Game Notes New Hampshire Fisher Cats (76-62, 1-0) vs. Akron RubberDucks (78-62, 0-1) Toronto Blue Jays

Eastern League Championship Series Game 2 • Wednesday, September 12, 2018 • 6:35 p.m. Canal Park • Akron, OH Radio: WARF 1350 AM • WARF iHeart Channel • TuneIn App | Television: MiLB.TV

Today’s Starting : Wed. 9/12, 6:35 p.m. vs. New Hampshire Akron: RHP Kyle Dowdy (1-0, 2.70) N.H.: RHP Jon Harris (0-0, 0.00)

Upcoming Games and Pitching Probables (subject to change): Thu. 9/13—OFF Fri. 9/14, 6:35 p.m. at New Hampshire Akron: RHP Zach Plesac (0-0, 4.15) N.H.: RHP Jordan Romano (1-0, 0.00) Sat. 9/15, 6:35 p.m. at New Hampshire* Akron: LHP Sean Brady (1-0, 0.00) N.H.: RHP Hector Perez (0-0, 8.10) Sun. 9/16, 1:35 p.m. at New Hampshire* Akron: RHP Jake Paulson (0-0, 1.29) N.H.: RHP T.J. Zeuch (0-0, 1.50)

* if necessary

RubberDucks News and Notes:

Last Time Out New Hampshire’s Forrest Wall stroked a two- single in the top of the 10th inning, and Travis Bergen notched his second save of the post-season, as the Fisher Cats slipped by the Akron RubberDucks, 3-1, in 10 innings in Game 1 of the Eastern League Championship Series Tuesday night at Canal Park in Akron, Ohio.

Welcome to the ELCS The RubberDucks are in the ELCS for the 11th time in franchise history (twice as the Canton-Akron Indians, seven times as the Akron Aeros and now twice as the RubberDucks). Akron has claimed five ELCS titles (’03, ’05, ’09, ’12, ’16), including victories in their last three appearances. In its most recent ELCS action, the RubberDucks swept Trenton, 3-0, in 2016. Akron holds a 23-19 all-time record in the ELCS. Akron and New Hampshire are meeting in the finals for the first time.

The RubberDucks… -hit .248 and outscored Altoona, 21-11, in the ELDS. -qualified for the EL playoffs for the 17th time in franchise history (30 seasons). -were 3-3 vs. the Fisher Cats in the regular season, with the visiting team winning two of three in the opponent’s ballpark. -were 38-32 at Canal Park during the regular season and are 2-1 at home in the post-season, so far. -ranked 2nd in the EL in runs (665), 2nd in ERA (3.59), T-6th in batting (.250), 3rd in steals (132) and T-4th in defense (.978).

Playoff Performers -RHP Jake Paulson has thrown 14 innings and allowed two runs in his two playoff appearances. -1B Nellie Rodriguez is hitting .263 (5-19), including a walk-off, solo homer in the 10th inning to win Game 2 over the Curve, 2-1. -OF Andrew Calica has driven in a team-high five RBI in the post-season, including three in Game 4 on Saturday at Altoona.

About the Opposition New Hampshire is the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. The Fisher Cats are managed by EL Manager of the Year John Schneider. The franchise began in 2004, after relocating from New Haven, Connecticut, and won the EL championship in a three-game sweep of Altoona in its first season. The Cats won their second title in 2011, besting Richmond, three games to one. Notable alumni of the franchise include Yan Gomes, Kevin Pillar, Ryan Goins, Marcus Stroman, and Anthony Alford.

On Deck The RubberDucks and Fisher Cats will play Game 3 of the ELCS on Friday night at 6:35 at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.

Akron Baseball: A Winning Tradition This is the 30th season of Double-A baseball in Northeast Ohio, and the 22nd in downtown Akron. The franchise began as the Canton-Akron Indians in 1989, and then moved to Canal Park in Akron as the Aeros in 1997. Known as the RubberDucks since 2014, Akron has qualified for the Eastern League playoffs 17 times overall, and 11 of the last 17 years. The team has captured five Eastern League titles—2003, 2005, 2009, 2012 and 2016. Notable alumni of the franchise include Jaret Wright, Victor Martinez, CC Sabathia, Grady Sizemore, Charles Nagy, Cliff Lee, Jhonny Peralta, Danny Salazar, Jose Ramirez, Roberto Perez, Francisco Lindor, Giovanny Urshela, Tyler Naquin and Bradley Zimmer. Last Game Recap Fisher Cats 3 RubberDucks 1 (10)…Tuesday, 9/11/18

Summary New Hampshire’s Forrest Wall stroked a two-run single in the top of the 10th inning, and Travis Bergen notched his second save of the post-season, as the Fisher Cats slipped by the Akron RubberDucks, 3-1, in 10 innings in Game 1 of the Eastern League Championship Series Tuesday night at Canal Park in Akron, Ohio.

Turning Point The Fisher Cats (1-0) loaded the bases with one out in the 10th inning on a single and two walks from Jordan Milbrath (0-1). Akron chose to bring in lefty Rob Kaminsky to face Wall, a left-handed batter. After getting ahead in the count, 2-0, Wall slapped a fastball into right field, scoring Andrew Guillotte and Santiago Espinal to give the Cats a 3-1 lead. It was Wall’s second hit of the night.

Mound Presence In a matchup of the two top-scoring teams in the Eastern League, a ’s duel broke out in Game 1 of the finals. Akron’s Jake Paulson (7.0 IP) and New Hampshire’s T.J. Zeuch (6.0) each allowed one run in his respective outing. Paulson scattered three hits, walked none and fanned four, while Zeuch tiptoed around four walks and four hits.

Duck Tales The Ducks jumped on the board in the first inning on a pair of walks by Zeuch and an RBI single by Nellie Rodriguez. The Cats tied it in the fourth on a run-scoring base hit by Josh Palacios. Akron got a pair of runners on in the eighth inning, but Kirby Snead (1-0) recorded a to strand both and then pitched a scoreless ninth. Bergen retired the side in order in the 10th, two via strikeout, to notch the save.

Notebook The Ducks bounced into three double plays...Paulson has worked 14 innings and allowed two runs in the playoffs...The Ducks were 1-7 with runners in scoring position...EL MVP Cavan Biggio was 0-3, with a walk...The Fisher Cats are a perfect 4-0 in the playoffs and now hold a 1-0 lead in the best-of- five ELCS…Time of game: 2:59…Attendance: 3,012.

RubberDucks 2018 Field Staff

#6 Tony Mansolino, Manager—Former minor league infielder Tony Mansolino is in his first season as manager of the Akron RubberDucks. Mansolino, 35, was named the 17th manager in franchise history on January 17, 2018. He replaces Mark Budzinski, who was promoted to the major league staff after managing the RubberDucks last season. This season marks Mansolinoi’s third as a manager in the Indians minor league system. A native of Newport Beach, California, and now a resident of Nashville, Tennessee, Mansolino managed the Class-A Lynchburg Hillcats last season. He was named Carolina League “Manager of the Year” after guiding the Hillcats to a stellar 87-42 overall record and a Carolina League co-championship. Mansolino made his managerial debut with the Lake County Captains in 2016. Drafted by the Pirates in the 26th round of the 2005 draft out of Vanderbilt University, Mansolino played professionally for six years in the minor leagues and was a career .231 hitter with 19 homers and 173 RBI. In addition to the Pirates organization, he also played in the Phillies minor league system and with three independent clubs before moving into coaching in 2011. He served as the RubberDucks hitting coach in 2015. Mansolino played four years for head coach Tim Corbin at Vandy, including an NCAA tournament appearance in 2004. Mansolino’s father, Doug, is the minor league field coordinator for the Phillies.

#47 Rigo Beltran, Pitching Coach—After spending the past three seasons as pitching coach at Class-A Lynchburg, former major league left-hander Rigo Beltran will serve as the RubberDucks pitching coach in 2018. Beltran, 48, joined the Indians in 2014, following seven years as a pitching coach in the Reds organization. After being selected in the 26th round of the 1991 draft by the St. Louis Cardinals out of the University of Wyoming, Beltran went on to pitch professionally for 16 seasons. He appeared in 78 major league games with the Cardinals, Mets, Rockies and Expos, going a combined 2-3, with a 4.40 ERA. Born in Tijuana, Mexico, and now a resident of Delray Beach, Florida, Beltran served as the pitching coach for Mexico in the 2017 World Baseball Classic.

#25 Kevin Howard, Hitting Coach—RubberDucks hitters will have the luxury of getting advice from a College World Series champion this season, as former University of Miami star Kevin Howard will serve as the RubberDucks hitting coach. This will be his fourth season as a hitting coach in the Indians organization. Howard, 36, was a sophomore infielder when the Hurricanes defeated Stanford to win the 2001 college baseball title. The following summer, he was drafted in the 5th round by the Reds and went on to play professionally for 10 seasons. Howard slugged 93 homers and drove in 540 runs during his minor league career. He was born in Hinsdale, Illinois, attended high school in Westlake Village, California, and now makes his off-season home in Miami Beach.

#13 Dennis Malave, Bench Coach—A fixture in the Indians player development system, Dennis Malave assumes the role of bench coach for the RubberDucks in 2018. Malave, 38, is entering his 14th year in the organization. He spent the last seven seasons as a hitting coach for Indians rookie-level players in Goodyear, Arizona. He spent two seasons as a bullpen catcher for the Cleveland Indians from 2007-2008. Malave moved into the coaching ranks after playing in the Tribe system for eight years, starting in 1997 when he was signed as a free agent. A native of Caracas, Venezuela, Malave lives in Goodyear during the off-season.

Jeremy Heller, Trainer—The 2018 season mark’s Heller’s fifth in Akron and his 14th overall as a trainer in the Indians organization. He was named Athletic Trainer of the Year in the Eastern League in 2017.

Paul Synenkyj, Strength and Conditioning Coach—Now in his 8th season in the Indians organization, Paul Synenkyj will oversee the team’s strength and conditioning program. Synenkyj holds degrees in physical education from Cleveland State and Akron.

RubberDucks Starting Pitcher

#48 Kyle Dowdy…RHP, 6-1, 194, Age 25 (2/3/93), Resides: Houston, TX • Last time out: Wed. 9/5 vs. ALT, 6.2 IP 4 H 2 ER 2 BB 6 K (WP in 5-2 win) • Currently 1-0, 2.70 ERA in playoffs, 4-8, 5.68 ERA in regular season. • Making his 8th Akron start, his 13th EL start, and his 22nd overall start of the season. • Was 1-4, 6.52 ERA in six regular season Akron starts. The RubberDucks were 1-5 in his starts. • Throws fastball, slider, curve and change-up. • 3rd year pro. Owns a lifetime record of 27-27, 3.99 ERA in the minor leagues (365.2 IP, 162 ER). • Making his 80th career appearance, 60th career start and 8th career Akron start (Regular and post-season combined). • Acquired by Indians in trade-deadline deal with Tigers for MLB OF Leonys Martin and SS , 7/31/18. • Originally drafted by the Tigers in the 12th round of the ’15 draft out of the University of Houston. • Named 2nd-team All-American Athletic Conference as a junior at UH (9-2, 2.45 ERA).

2018 Season Highlights • Dealt 6.2 innings and allowed just two runs on four hits in 5-2 playoff win vs. ALT, 9/5. • Earned 1st win in CLE organization with six-inning, shutout performance at ERI, 8/31. Matched a team-high with nine K’s. • Tossed seven innings and allowed two runs vs. REA, 8/9, but finished on wrong end of 2-0 loss. • Included in trade between Tigers and Indians, 7/31, coming to Indians with MLB OF Leonys Martin in exchange for SS Willi Castro. • Was 5-4, 5.09 ERA in 13 games (five starts) for Erie. • Enjoyed first action at the AAA level with Toledo, 5/17-7/8, going 5-4, 4.47 ERA, in 11 games (nine starts).

2017 Season Highlights • Spent entire season at High-A Lakeland, going 8-12, 3.83 ERA in 25 games (22 starts). • Fanned 121 batters in 134.0 IP.

Dowdy’s 2018 Akron Game-By-Game Date Opp. Dec. Final IP H R ER HR BB K NP-S ERA Notable Fri. 8/3 at ALT L 6-4 L 4.0 6 6 6 1 2 3 63-39 5.84 CLE org. debut Thu. 8/9 REA L 2-0 L 7.0 6 2 2 0 2 6 98-61 5.40 Hard-luck loss Wed. 8/15 at BIN L 5-4 L 3.2 5 5 5 0 5 2 80-44 5.86 1st game of DH Mon. 8/20 at ERI L 11-5 L 3.0 4 6 6 3 3 4 70-39 6.48 Faced his former team Sun. 8/26 HBG ND 4-3 L 5.1 6 2 2 0 3 4 98-58 6.22 Left w/2 on; Both scored Fri. 8/31 at ERI W 4-0 W 6.0 3 0 0 0 3 9 100-62 5.68 Dominated with FB’s Wed. 9/5* ALT W 5-2 W 6.2 4 2 2 0 2 6 94-55 2.70 ELDS opener

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RubberDucks Position Players

#15 Andrew Calica—OF Age 24, Resides: Chula Vista, CA, Acq.: 11th Rd. ‘16, College/HS: UC-Santa Barbara Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 2-3, BB Series: 2-3, BB Last HR: 9/8 at ALT, 2-run (Agrazal) Notes: 3rd year pro…6-19, HR, 2B, 5 RBI, 2 BB in playoffs...Ranked 2nd in EL in OBP (.389) and 3rd in steals (27)...Selected to EL West All-Star Team…Named EL POW, 6/4-10 (.375, 2 HR, 7 RBI)…Hit a hefty .390 in May (32-82)…Launched lead-off HR and went 4-6 at HFD, 5/18, for first AA homer…Had 11-game hit streak, 4/25-5/7 (18-42, .429)…Smacked walk-off single for 2-1 win vs. BOW, 4/27.

#16 Jodd Carter—OF Age 22, Resides: Hilo, HI, Acq: 24th Rd. ’14, College/HS: Hilo (HI) HS Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 1-4 Series: 1-4 Last HR: 8/18 at HBG, 2-run (Pena) Notes: 5th year pro…7-18, 2B, RBI, 2 BB in playoffs...Had six-game hit streak, 8/25-9/2 (9-23, .391)…Smacked first AA homer with 2- run shot at HBG, 8/18…Pitched 1/3 of inning for final out in 8th inning in 11/3 loss at HBG, 8/17 (0.1 IP 1 BB)…Picked up first two AA hits and RBI 8/11 vs. POR…Added to roster, 8/9 …Hit .244 with 10 homers and 52 RBI for High-A Lynchburg (103 games).

#30 Li-Jen Chu—C Age 24, Resides: Taichung, TW, Acq: FA ’12, College/HS: NA Last: 9/5 vs. ALT, 0-4 Series: Has not played Last HR: 8/28 vs.BOW, solo (Zimmerman) Notes: 5th year pro…0-4 in playoffs...Re-joined roster 9/5…Spent 9/2-3 with Triple-A Columbus…Stroked 2B for first AAA hit 9/2 vs. TOL…Drove in pair of runs with first AA hit, 8/15 at BIN…Added to roster, 8/13… Hit .278 with eight home runs and 45 RBI in 81 games at Lynchburg …Clubbed 17 homers at Lake County in ’17.

#2 Ernie Clement—SS Age 22, Resides: Pittsford, NY, Acq: 4th ‘17, College/HS: Virginia Last: 9/11 vs. ALT, 1-5 Series: 1-5 Last HR: NA Notes: 2nd year pro …5-21, 2 RBI, 2 BB in playoffs...Lambasted three doubles at ERI, 8/21…Added to roster, 8/13… Ripped pair of singles in AA debut, 8/15 at BIN…Hit .346 with one home run and 13 RBI in 33 games at Lynchburg …Began the season at Low-A Lake County where he hit .254 with a homer and 15 RBI in 54 games…Enjoyed stellar career at Virginia (’15-’17)… …Member of UVA’s championship team in ’15…Hit .292 (7-24) in CWS.

#8 Sam Haggerty—INF Age 24, Resides: Denver, CO, Acq.: 24th Rd. ’15, College/HS: New Mexico Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 1-4 Series: 1-4 Last HR: 8/2 vs. BOW, Solo (Akin) Notes: 4th year pro… 1-10, RBI, SAC in playoffs...Lifted game-winning SF in 11th to beat BIN, 8-7, 7/13… Spent 6/28-7/4 with AAA Columbus (3-7, 2 RBI)… Was on DL, 4/17-5/19 (right shoulder strain)… Led Carolina League and Indians PDS with 49 steals in ‘17…Freshman All-American, Academic All-American and First Team All-Mountain West performer at UNM.

#10 Tyler Krieger—OF Age 24, Resides: Johns Creek, GA, Acq.: 4th Rd. ‘15, College/HS: Clemson Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 0-4, BB Series: 0-4, BB Last HR: 6/17 at REA, Solo (Singer) Notes: 3rd year pro... 4-20, RBI, 2 BB in playoffs…Had team-record 24-game hit streak, 7/2-31 (39-100, .390)… Perfect 5-5, 2 HR, 4 RBI performance at REA, 6/17…Had 11-game hit streak, 4/22-5/4 (18-52, .346)…Ripped leadoff HR at BOW, 4/22…Ranked #23 Indians prospect by Baseball America…Spent entire ’17 season with Akron (.225, 6 HR, 43 RBI)…Smacked inside-the-park homer, 6/16/17 vs. POR…Played for Israel in ’17 WBC.

#12 Mark Mathias—INF Age 24, Resides: Fremont, CA, Acq: 3rd Rd. ’15, College: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 0-4 Series: 4-20, 3B, 2 RBI Last HR: 8/29 vs. BOW, 2-run (Akin) Notes: 4th year pro... 4-20, 3B, 2 RBI in playoffs… Lifted timely SAC fly in 9th for 12-11 win vs. RIC, 7/19…Walloped GSHR vs. ALT, 7/1…Was on DL, 5/15-24 (left hamstring strain)…Had eight-game hit streak, 4/17-25 (12-31, .387)…Ranked #25 Indians prospect by Baseball America… Limited to 35 games in ’17 due to left shoulder injury… Won ’14 Big West Conf. batting title as a soph.

#1 Elvis Perez—INF Age 22, Resides: San Francisco de Macoris, DO, Acq: FA ‘14, College/HS: NA Last: 9/3 at ERI, 3-4, 2B Series: Has not played Last HR: NA Notes: 4th year pro…Added to roster, 9/1…Hit .229 with four HR’s and 22 RBI in 48 games at Low-A Lake County…Opened the season at Short-season Mahoning Valley where he his .366 with two homers and 10 RBI in 12 games.

#7 Nellie Rodriguez—1B Age 24, Resides: New York, NY, Acq: 15th ’12, College/HS: Geo. Washington (NY) HS Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 1-4, RBI, BB Series: 1-4, RBI, BB Last HR: 9/6 vs. ALT, solo (Eckelman) Notes: 7th year pro... 5-19, HR, 3 RBI, 3 BB in playoffs… Cracked game-winning, solo HR in 10th inning to beat ALT, 2-1, in Game 2 of ELDS, 9/6…Belted pair of HR’s and drove in 5 RBI at ERI, 8/20…Crushed solo HR to CF in first game back with Ducks, 8/2…Added to roster 8/2…Was hitting .204, with 10 homers and 39 RBI in 76 games at Columbus…Spent last two seasons at AAA level…Hit .250, with 26 HR and 85 RBi for Akron in ’16…

#11 Daniel Salters—C Age 25, Resides: Eufaula, OK, Acq: 13th Rd. ’15, College/HS: Dallas Baptist Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 1-3, BB Series: 1-3, BB Last HR: 8/22 vs. ERI, solo (Blackwood) Notes: 4th year pro... 5-16, 2 RBI, 3 BB in playoffs… On Columbus/Akron shuttle…Rejoined roster, 7/22…Picked up first Triple-A hit (single), 7/15, at LOU…Ripped 3-run HR & 2-run 2B at BOW, 5/4… Played at Eastern Oklahoma State JC prior to Dallas Baptist…Liven in Kenya from age 5 to 13 while his parents served as missionaries…

#4 Ka’ai Tom—OF Age 24, Resides: Kane’ohe, HI, Acq.: 5th’15, College/HS: Kentucky Last: 9/11 vs. NH, 0-4, BB Series: 0-4, BB Last HR: 8/15 at BIN (1), Solo (Gonzalez) Notes: 4th year pro... 2-14, 3 BB in playoffs…Slugged solo walk-off HR in 9th for 5-4 win vs. RIC, 7/20…Enjoyed sensational 5-5, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 4 R effort at HFD, 5/18, in 15-3 win…Slugged HR, 3B, 5 RBI vs. BOW, 4/28…All-SEC First Team selection at UK as a sophomore in ’14…Played back-up QB to Marcus Mariota at Saint Louis H.S. in Honolulu…

RubberDucks Relievers

#40 Cody Anderson—RHP Age 27, Resides: Sparks, NV, Acq: 14th Rd. ’11, College/HS: Feather River (CA) JC Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH Last Appearance: Tue. 9/11 vs. NH, 0.2 IP 2 BB 1 K (ND in 3-1 loss) Notes: Added to roster on minor league rehab assignment, 9/3…Currently on Indians 60-day DL…Underwent reconstructive elbow surgery, 3/27/17…Missed all of ’17 season and most of ’18…Prior to injury, went 9-8, with a 4.50 ERA in 34 MLB games over two-year period of ’15-’16…Pitched part of three seasons with Akron, ’13-’15, going 7-13 in 38 starts…Was the opening night starter in ’14 in first official game as the RubberDucks…

#34 Argenis Angulo—RHP Age 24, Resides: Araure, VE, Acq: 19th Rd. ’14, College/HS: Ranger (TX) College Throws: FB, SL, CH Last Appearance: Fri. 9/7 at ALT, 2.0 IP 2 H 3 ER 2 BB 1 K (LP in 8-5 loss) Notes: 5th year pro…8-11 in save chances… Allowed three inherited runners to score vs. ALT, 7/24…Workhorse at Class-A Lynchburg in ’17…Appeared in 41 games, going 5-2, 2.29 ERA…His 15 saves led Indians minor league system ‘17…

#29 Rob Kaminsky—LHP Age 24, Resides: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Acq: TR ’16, College/HS: St. Joseph (NJ) HS Throws: FB, CUR, CH Last Appearance: Tue. 9/11 vs. NH, 0.2 IP 1 H (ND in 3-1 loss) Notes: 6th year pro…4-4 in save chances…Had 12 consecutive scoreless outings, 7/18-8/25 (14.0 IP)…Added to roster, 6/20…Tossed two shutout innings for relief win at ERI, 7/29…Suffered abdominal muscle strain in spring training…Made one Akron start last season (4/12/17 at TRE) before being shut down with an elbow injury…Went 11-7, 3.28 ERA in 25 starts for Akron in ’16…Defeated TRE, 4-2, in Game 2 of the ELCS, 9/14/16 (6.2 IP 7 H 2 ER 6 K)…Acquired from St. Louis in trade for Brandon Moss, 7/30/15…Originally drafted by Cardinals in 1st round of ’13 draft.

#27 James Karinchak—RHP Age 22, Resides: Walden, NY, Acq: 9th ‘17, College/HS: Bryant (RI) College Throws: FB, CUR Last Appearance: Sat. 9/8 at ALT, 1.0 IP 1 H 3 K (ND in 9-0 win) Notes: 2nd year pro…Added to roster, 8/1…1-1, 1.00 ERA in 25 games at Single-A Lynchburg…Was a perfect 13-13 in save chances with the Hillcats….Opened season with Low-A Lake County, going 3-0, 0.79 ERA, with one save (1-1 in save chances)…Recorded final two outs of 7-inning no-hitter for Captains, 4/25, vs. West Michigan (4-0)…Named Northeast Conference Pitcher of the Year and 2nd Team All-American as a sophomore at Bryant (12-3, 2.00 ERA, 112 K’s).

#38 Kieran Lovegrove—RHP Age 23, Resides: Mission Viejo, CA, Acq: 3rd ’12, College/HS: NA Throws: FB, KNU-CUR, CH Last Appearance: Sat. 9/8 at ALT, 1.0 IP 1 H (ND in 9-0 win) Notes: 7th year pro…1-2 in save chances...Made Triple-A debut with 3.0 scoreless innings vs. TOL, 9/2… Six consecutive scoreless outings, 8/20-present (12.0 IP)…Selected to World Team for MLB Futures Game…Tossed two scoreless innings in Double-A debut vs. ERI, 5/13…Added to roster, 5/13…Started season with Single-A Lynchburg (3-0, 1.56 ERA in 10 relief appearances)… Born in Johannesburg, South Africa and moved to Los Angeles area at age 5…

#39 Jordan Milbrath—RHP Age 27, Resides: Sioux Falls, SD, Acq: 35th Rd. ’13, College/HS: Augustana (IL) College Throws: FB, SL, CH Last Appearance: Tue. 9/11 vs. NH, 1.2 IP 1 H 2 ER 2 BB (LP in 3-1 loss) Notes: 7th year pro… Had 10 consecutive scoreless outings, 7/19-8/21 (14.0 IP)…1-3 in save chances…Re-joined roster, 5/23…Was 1-2, 5.93 ERA in nine games at AAA Columbus, 4/22-5/21…Called up to COL and made AAA debut with 1.1 shutout innings at ROC, 4/22…Taken by Pirates in MLB phase of during ’17 winter meetings, but was returned to Cleveland, 3/27.

#28 R.C. Orlan—LHP Age 27, Resides: Glen Allen, VA, Acq: Rule 5, ‘17, College/HS: North Carolina Throws: FB, CUR, CH Last Appearance: Fri. 9/7 at ALT, 1.0 IP 2 H 1 ER 1 GSHR 2 K (ND in 8-5 loss) Notes: 6th year pro…1-1 in save chances…Made two appearances for Triple-A Columbus, 8/30-9/2 (1.2 IP 2 H 0 R 2 BB 3 K)… Had 11 consecutive scoreless outings, 8/3-9/5 (14.2 IP)…Rejoined roster, 8/2…0-0, 1.59 ERA in five games at Lynchburg…Won Akron debut with pair of shutout innings in 1-0 win in 12, 7/14 vs. BIN…Added to roster, 7/14… Selected by Indians in Rule 5 draft (minor league phase), 12/14/17…Split ’17 between Double-A Harrisburg and Single-A Potomac in Washington organization…Originally drafted by the Nationals in the 30th round of the ’12 draft…

#9 Nick Pasquale—RHP Age 27, Resides: Walnut Creek, CA, Acq: 20th Rd. ’12, College/HS: Diablo Valley CC Throws: FB, SL, CH Last Appearance: Fri. 9/7 at ALT, 0.2 IP 1 H (ND in 8-5 loss) Notes: 7th year pro… 0-2 in save chances…Re-joined roster, 8/30…Appeared in nine games at Lynchburg, 7/20-8/22 (1-0, 3.31 ERA)…Called up to AAA, 7/6, and made relief appearance at IND (0.2 IP 2 ER)… Has appeared for Akron the last four seasons…Pitching hero of 2016 EL playoffs, going 1-0, 0.66 ERA in two starts…Won championship clincher, 2-1, at TRE, 9/16/16 (5.2 IP 4 H 1 ER).

#35 Nick Sandlin—RHP Age 21, Resides: Evans, GA, Acq: 2nd Rd. ’18, College/HS: Southern Miss Throws: 4 & 2-seam FB, CUR, SL Last Appearance: Fri. 9/7 at ALT, 0.0+ IP 1 H 2 ER 1 BB (ND in 8-5 loss) Notes: 1st year pro…Added to roster, 8/22…Was 1-0, 1.42 ERA and four saves in seven games at Lynchburg…Opened pro career at Low-A Lake County, 6/30…Appeared in 10 games for the Captains with no record, a 1.74 ERA and one save…Drafted by Indians in 2nd round (67th overall) in this year’s draft…Named Conference USA Pitcher of the Year after going 10-0 with a NCAA-best 1.06 ERA for the Golden Eagles last spring…Fanned 144 and walked 18 in 102.1 innings.

#23 David Speer—LHP Age 26, Resides: Westport, CT, Acq: 27th Rd. ’14, College/HS: Columbia Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH Last Appearance: Thu. 9/6 vs. ALT, 0.2 IP 1 BB 1 K (ND in 2-1 win) Notes: 5th year pro…1-6 in save chances…2-0, 1.69 ERA in eight appearances in July…Struck out Dylan Davis to strand 3 on base on way to 5-4 win vs. RIC, 7/20…Fanned ALT’s Christian Kelley in 9th to strand three runners on base, 7/2…Made spot-start in Game 2 of DH vs. TRE, 5/22 (4.0 IP 3 H 1 ER 2 K).

#41 Matt Whitehouse—LHP Age 26, Resides: Diamond Bar, CA, Acq: 19th Rd. ’13, College/HS: UC-Irvine Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH Last Appearance: Sun. 9/2 at ERI, 1.1 IP 1 H 2 ER 2 BB 1 HB 1 K (ND in 7-6 loss) Notes: 6th year pro…0-2 in save chances… 2-0, 2.86 ERA as a reliever (19 G)…2-1, 2.45 ERA as a starter (10 GS)…Gave up lead-off single then retired 15 in a row in 3-0 win in spot-start at BIN, 8/15…On Columbus/Akron shuttle…Has made 6 appearances (5 GS) with Columbus (0-1, 8.69 ERA)… Fanned Tim Tebow to strand three runners and protect 1-run lead at BIN, 4/9… Had Tommy John Surgery in ’14 and missed the ’15 season…

2018 RubberDucks Day-By-Day

# Date Opp. W/L Score Rec. Standing W/L/SV Time Att. Tot. Home Att. 1 4/5 at ALT L 6-5 0-1 T4, -1.0 Kaselica/Angulo/Hartlieb 2:25 5,024 2 4/6 at ALT W 7-6 1-1 T2, -1.0 Linares/Scioneaux/none 3:05 2,592 3 4/7 at ALT L 5-1 1-2 T4, -1.5 Helton/Peoples/none 2:26 3,331 4 4/8 at ALT L 4-0 1-3 6, -2.0 Keller/Brady/none 2:25 2,784 5 4/9 at BIN W 6-3 2-3 6, -1.5 Chiang/Molina/Brown 2:48 1,022 6 4/10 at BIN W 5-1 3-3 T4, -1.5 Bieber/Shaw/none 2:22 904 7 4/11 at BIN W 4-0 4-3 T3, -1.0 Civale/Zamora/none 2:19 910 4/12 OFF 8 4/13 TRE L 2-1 4-4 5, -1.5 Frare/Linares/Harvey 2:33 8,296 (S1) 8,296 9 4/14 TRE L 1-0 4-5 5, -2.5 Mesa Jr./Brady/Foley 2:16 2,946 11,242 4/15 TRE (Rained out. Make-up set for 5/22 at 5:05 p.m.) 10 4/16 ALT W 4-1 5-5 4, -2.5 DeMasi/Brentz/none 2:29 1,725 12,967 11 4/17 ALT W 2-0 6-5 T3, -2.5 Bieber/Hearn/Brown 2:20 1,523 14,490 12 4/18 ALT W 4-2 7-5 2, -2.5 Linares/Sendelbach/Eubank 2:19 1,764 16,254 13 4/19 ALT L 2-1 (10) 7-6 T3, -2.5 Hartlieb/Milbrath/Garcia 2:21 2,032 18,286 14 4/20 at BOW L 5-3 7-7 4, -3.5 Ysla/Speer/Gonzalez 2:45 3,288 15 4/21 at BOW L 4-3 (12) 7-8 4, -3.5 Flaa/DeMasi/none 3:40 4,061 16 4/22 at BOW W 9-4 8-8 4, -3.5 Bieber/Means/none 2:46 2,864 17 4/23 at REA L 8-4 8-9 4, -3.5 Arauz/Civale/none 2:30 2,014 18 4/24 at REA W 7-1 9-9 4, -3.0 Peoples/Romero/none 2:49 2,709 19 4/25 at REA L 9-7 9-10 4, -3.0 Gilbert/Milbrath/Leftwich 3:06 2,017 4/26 OFF 20 4/27 BOW W 2-1 10-10 3, -2.0 Demasi/Ysla/none 2:25 3,414 21,700 21 4/28 BOW W 11-3 11-10 3, -2.0 Whitehouse/Long/none 2:51 3,154 24,854 22 4/29 BOW W 7-1 12-10 2, -2.0 Civale/Means/none 2:15 5,004 29,858 23 4/30 BIN W 7-5 13-10 2, -1.0 DeMasi/Church/Martinez 2:48 4,175 34,033 24 5/1 BIN L 7-6 13-11 3, -1.0 Bautista/Brown/Hanhold 2:52 4,320 38,353 25 5/2 BIN W 5-2 14-11 T1, +0.5 Chiang/Molina/Martinez 2:29 3,027 41,380 26 5/3 at BOW W 15-0 15-11 T1, +0.5 Paulson/Harvey/none 2:40 2,215 27 5/4 at BOW W 18-2 16-11 1, +1.0 Pasquale/Kelly/none 2:44 3,579 28 5/5 at BOW W 4-2 17-11 1, +1.5 Robinson/Means/Angulo 2:13 4,420 29 5/6 at BOW W 4-1 18-11 1, +1.5 Brady/Akin/Brown 2:18 4,103 30 5/7 at RIC W 6-3 19-11 1, +2.5 Chiang/Williams/Linares 3:10 3,085 31 5/8 at RIC W 6-5 20-11 1, +3.0 Paulson/Connolly/Martinez 2:44 4,279 32 5/9 at RIC L 1-0 20-12 1, +2.5 Taylor/Whitehouse/Simpson 2:31 6,338 33 5/10 ERI L 4-3 20-13 1, +1.5 Ecker/Brown/none 2:47 4,444 45,824 34 5/11 ERI L 8-2 20-14 1, +0.5 Burrows/Brady/none 2:51 5,159 50,983 35 5/12 ERI W 4-3 21-14 1, +1.5 Eubank/Schreiber/none 2:47 4,846 55,829 36 5/13 ERI L 2-0 21-15 1, +1.5 Turnbull, Paulson/Dowdy 2:36 3,763 59,592 37 5/14 at TRE L 3-2 (10) 21-16 1, +0.5 Ort/Speer/none 3:03 3,433 38 5/15 at TRE W 4-3 22-16 1, +1.5 Eubank/Reeves/Speer 2:36 3,746 39 5/16 at TRE L 5-4 22-17 1, +1.0 Schwaab/Pasquale/Foley 3:00 6,408 40 5/17 at HFD L 7-5 22-18 1, +0.5 Lambert/Chiang/Pierpont 2:19 4,483 41 5/18 at HFD W 15-3 23-18 1, +1.0 Paulson/French/none 3:03 6,850

(S1, S2, etc. indicates home sellouts)

2018 RubberDucks Day-By-Day (continued)

# Date Opp. W/L Score Rec. Standing W/L/SV Time Att. Tot. Home Att. 42 5/19 at HFD W 5-4 24-18 1, +1.5 Whitehouse/Wynkoop/Eubank 3:05 6,451 43 5/20 at HFD L 13-10 24-19 1, +1.0 Cozart/Linares/Pierpont 3:16 6,504 5/21 OFF 44 5/22 TRE 1 W 4-3 25-19 NA Chiang/Lane/Eubank 2:16 NA 45 5/22 TRE 2 W 6-3 26-19 1, +2.5 Brown/Stephen/Angulo 2:06 3,045 62,637 46 5/23 TRE W 2-1 (11) 27-19 1, +2.0 Pasquale/Ort/none 3:14 8,071 (S2) 70,708 47 5/24 TRE W 1-0 28-19 1, +3.0 Plesac/Keller/Angulo 2:20 7,715 (S3) 78,423 48 5/25 RIC W 14-6 29-19 1, +4.0 DeMasi/Williams/none 2:44 5,754 84,177 49 5/26 RIC L 7-4 29-20 1, +3.0 Connolly/Pasquale/Ruotolo 2:55 5,091 89,268 50 5/27 RIC W 8-3 30-20 1, +4.0 Chiang/Hill/none 2:49 6,383 95,651 51 5/28 RIC L 5-3 30-21 1, +3.0 Taylor/Edwards/McNamara 2:51 3,075 98,726 52 5/29 at ALT W 3-0 31-21 1, +4.0 Plesac/Vasquez/Angulo 2:27 2,952 53 5/30 at ALT L 4-3 31-22 1, +3.5 Helton/Martinez/none 2:32 2,712 54 5/31 at ALT L 4-3 31-23 1, +1.5 Hartlieb/Brown/none 2:27 4,921 55 6/1 ERI L 1-0 31-24 1, +1.5 Spomer/Chiang/Schreiber 2:05 6,174 105,356 56 6/2 ERI W 5-4 (10) 32-24 1, +2.5 Angulo/Navihon/none 3:04 6,562 111,918 57 6/3 ERI L 4-3 32-25 1, +2.0 Szkutnik/Plesac/Schreiber 3:00 5,314 117,232 6/4 OFF 58 6/5 at NH W 13-3 33-25 1, +3.0 Brady/Dillon/none 3:04 4,757 59 6/6 at NH L 7-6 33-26 1, +2.0 Case/Angulo/none 3:08 6,691 60 6/7 at NH W 7-4 34-26 1, +2.0 McKenzie/Romano/Brown 2:32 4,013 61 6/8 at POR W 8-2 35-26 1, +3.0 DeMasi/O’Linger/none 2:40 7,069 62 6/9 at POR L 3-2 35-27 1, +2.5 Weems/Paulson/Taylor 2:37 6,331 63 6/10 at POR W 7-2 36-27 1, +3.5 Brady/Jimenez/none 2:32 7,368 6/11 OFF 64 6/12 NH L 6-1 36-28 1, +2.5 Harris/McKenzie/none 2:39 2,682 119,914 65 6/13 NH W 8-2 37-28 1, +2.5 Civale/Romano/none 2:39 4,289 124,203 66 6/14 NH L 3-0 37-29 1, +2.0 Zeuch/Peoples/Fernandez 2:05 5,352 129,555 67 6/15 at REA W 5-0 38-29 1, +2.0 Paulson/Pomero/none 2:40 6,160 68 6/16 at REA W 8-5 39-29 1, +2.0 Brady/Kilome/Martinez 2:47 7,386 69 6/17 at REA L 10-7 39-30 1, +2.0 Casimiro/Milbrath/Singer 2:53 6,512 6/18 OFF 70 6/19 HFD W 4-3 40-30 1, +2.5 Civale/Gonzalez/Martinez 2:34 3,192 132,747 71 6/20 HFD L 6-3 40-31 1, +1.5 Castellani/DeMasi/Pierpont 2:54 3,121 135,868 72 6/21 HFD W 3-2 41-31 1, +2.5 Speer/Cpzart/Martinez 2:29 4,563 140,431 73 6/22 HBG W 5-4 42-31 1, +3.5 Lovegrove/Guillon/Angulo 2:51 6,359 146,790 74 6/23 HBG L 12-2 42-32 1, +2.5 Mapes/McKenzie/none 3:12 6,517 153,307 75 6/24 HBG L 6-0 42-33 1, +1.5 Sharp/Civale/none 2:21 6,964 160,271 76 6/25 at BOW W 12-5 43-33 1, +2.5 Whitehouse/B. Gonzalez/none 3:17 1,746 77 6/26 at BOW L 8-4 43-34 1, +1.5 L. Gonzalez/Paulson/none 2:42 2,018 78 6/27 at BOW W 13-3 44-34 1, +1.5 Brady/Long/none 2:51 1,324 79 6/28 at BOW W 6-4 45-34 1, +2.5 McKenzie/Ysla/Martinez 2:29 3,177 80 6/29 ALT W 4-3 46-34 1, +3.5 Milbrath/Garcia/Lovegrove 2:57 7,042 167,313 81 6/30 ALT L 7-5 46-35 1, +2.5 Hartlieb/Brown/Ratledge 3:39 8,089 (S4) 175,402 82 7/1 ALT W 6-5 47-35 1, +3.5 Martinez/Helton/none 2:50 3,344 178,746 83 7/2 ALT L 6-3 47-36 1, +2.5 Vieaux/Brady/Eckelman 2:45 2,886 181,632 84 7/3 ALT W 3-0 48-36 1, +3.5 McKenzie/Vasquez/Martinez 2:25 6.984 188,616 85 7/4 at RIC W 8-0 49-36 1, +4.5 Civale/McCasland/none 2:30 9,810 86 7/5 at RIC W 5-4 50-36 1, +5.0 Demasi/Overton/Angulo 3:15 6,217 87 7/6 at RIC W 4-3 51-36 1, +5.0 Paulson/Hill/Martinez 2:46 4,127 88 7/7 at RIC L 6-2 51-37 1, +4.5 Menez/Brady/none 2:19 9,560 89 7/8 at RIC L 2-1 51-38 1, +3.5 Anderson/Angulo/Wolff 2:30 4,662 7/9 All-Star Break 7/10 All-Star Break 7/11 All-Star Break 90 7/12 BIN W 3-2 52-38 1, +3.5 Sulser/Jannis/Martinez 2:20 5,076 193,692 91 7/13 BIN W 8-7 (11) 53-38 1, +4.0 Speer/Roseboom/none 3:40 7,214 200,906 92 7/14 BIN W 1-0 (12) 54-38 1, +4.0 Orlan/Blackham/none 3:20 8,296 (S5) 209,202 93 7/15 BIN W 9-5 55-38 1, +5.0 McKenzie/Gonzalez/Angulo 2:57 3,770 212,972 94 7/16 at HBG L 6-3 55-39 1, +5.0 Self/Pasquale/none 2:56 2,770 95 7/17 at HBG L 5-2 55-40 1, +5.0 Darnell/Brown/Mendez 3:03 3,269 96 7/18 at HBG W 7-5 56-40 1, +5.0 Sulser/Williams/Angulo 3:16 4,281 97 7/19 RIC W 12-11 57-40 1, +5.0 Angulo/Wolff/none 3:14 4,984 217,956 98 7/20 RIC W 5-4 58-40 1, +5.5 Speer/Halstead/none 2:55 6,525 224,481 99 7/21 RIC W 4-1 59-40 1, +6.0 Paulson/Menez/Martinez 2:37 7,699 (S6) 232,180 100 7/22 RIC W 9-8 (10) 60-40 1, +7.0 Sulser/Slania/none 3:03 4,901 237,081 101 7/23 ALT L 7-1 60-41 1, +6.0 Vera/Civale/none 2:47 3,069 240,150 102 7/24 ALT* L 10-2 60-42 1, +5.0 Escobar/Brady/none 3:17 3,865 244,015 103 7/25 ALT W 5-1 61-42 1, +6.0 McKenzie/Vieaux/none 2:38 7,778 (S7) 251,793

(S1, S2, etc. indicates home sellouts)

2018 RubberDucks Day-By-Day (continued)

# Date Opp. W/L Score Rec. Standing W/L/SV Time Att. Tot. Home Att. 7/26 at ERI (Rained out. Make-up set for 7/28, 4:35 p.m.) 104 7/27 at ERI W 3-2 62-42 1, +6.5 Martinez/Ecker/none 2:40 4,206 105 7/28 at ERI 1 L 13-4 62-43 1, +6.0 Burrows/Civale/none 2:24 NA 106 7/28 at ERI 2 W 7-2 63-43 1, +6.0 DeMasi/Faedo/none 2:13 5,139 107 7/29 at ERI W 5-2 64-43 1, +6.0 Kaminsky/Navilhon/Sulser 2:44 2,224 7/30 OFF 108 7/31 BOW W 7-4 65-43 1, +7.0 McKenzie/Ysla/none 2:36 2,542 254,335 109 8/1 BOW L 6-5 65-44 1, +6.0 Gonzalez/Paulson/Kline 3:05 2,632 256,967 110 8/2 BOW L 4-3 65-45 1, +6.0 Akin/Civale/Flaa 2:08 3,509 260,476 111 8/3 at ALT L 6-4 65-46 1, +5.0 Vera/Dowdy/Eckelman 2:34 5,015 112 8/4 at ALT W 9-8 66-46 1, +6.0 DeMasi/Helton/Kaminsky 3:15 6,087 113 8/5 at ALT L 4-1 66-47 1, +5.0 Vieaux/McKenzie/Eckelman 2:32 5,092 8/6 OFF 114 8/7 REA L 2-1 66-48 1, +4.0 Casimiro/Civale/Dohy 2:39 2,835 263,311 115 8/8 REA L 6-1 66-49 1, +4.0 Seabold/Karinchak/none 2:30 4,154 267,465 116 8/9 REA L 2-0 66-50 1, +3.0 Paulino/Dowdy/Singer 2:23 3,952 271,417 117 8/10 POR L 10-9 66-51 1, +3.0 Taylor/Angulo/none 3:26 6,921 278,336 118 8/11 POR W 5-2 67-51 1, +2.5 Milbrath/Stankiewicz/Kaminsky 2:39 8,331 (S8) 286,669 119 8/12 POR L 6-2 67-52 1, +2.5 Kent/Paulson/none 2:12 5,839 292,508 8/13 OFF 8/14 at BIN (Rained out. Make-up set for 8/15, 5:35 p.m.) 120 8/15 at BIN 1 L 5-4 67-53 1, +2.0 Gage/Dowdy/Torres 2:39 NA 121 8/15 at BIN 2 W 3-0 68-53 1, +1.5 Whitehouse/Gonzalez/Kaminsky 1:39 3,144 122 8/16 at BIN L 10-1 68-54 1, +1.5 Jannis/Brady/none 3:00 3,526 123 8/17 at HBG L 11-3 68-55 1, +0.5 Sharp/Civale/none 3:29 4,062 124 8/18 at HBG W 5-1 69-55 1, +1.5 McKenzie/Darnell/none 2:46 5,271 125 8/19 at HBG W 3-0 (5) 70-55 1, +1.5 Paulson/Crowe/none 1:53 4,674 126 8/20 at ERI L 11-5 70-56 1, +0.5 Watkins/Dowdy/none 3:06 6,144 127 8/21 at ERI W 8-6 71-56 1, +0.5 Brady/Gutierrez/Milbrath 3:17 2,669 128 8/22 ERI W 2-0 72-56 1, +0.5 Sandlin/Blackwood/Orlan 2:20 4,644 297,152 129 8/23 ERI W 3-2 73-56 1, +0.5 Speer/Burrows/Kaminsky 3:06 4,227 301,379 130 8/24 HBG L 2-0 73-57 1, +0.5 Darnell/McKenzie/Mendez 2:21 8,354 (S9) 309,733 131 8/25 HBG W 6-2 74-57 T1, +0.0 Paulson/Crowe/Orlan 2:07 8,025 (S10) 317,758 132 8/26 HBG L 4-3 74-58 2, -1.0 Mills/Kaminsky/Bourque 3:14 7,092 324,850 133 8/27 BOW L 5-3 74-59 2, -1.0 Tate/Angulo/Kline 2:52 4,431 329,281 134 8/28 BOW W 7-3 75-59 T1, +0.0 Brady/Zimmerman/none 2:55 4,379 333,660 135 8/29 BOW L 15-7 75-60 T1, +0.0 Lee/Claiborne/none 3:25 4,000 337,660 136 8/30 BOW L 4-0 75-61 2, -1.0 Gonzalez/Speer/none 2:41 7,094 344,754 137 8/31 at ERI W 4-0 76-61 2, -1.0 Dowdy/Watkins/none 2:54 4,714 138 9/1 at ERI W 6-4 77-61 2, -1.0 Plesac/Ladwig/none 2:50 4,668 139 9/2 at ERI L 7-6 77-62 2, -2.0 Szkutnik/Milbrath/Schreiber 3:21 3,540 140 9/3 at ERI W 7-4 78-62 2, -1.0 Pasquale/Manning/DeMasi 2:50 5,401 9/4 OFF P1 9/5 ALT W 5-2 1-0 NA Dowdy/Vieaux/Milbrath 2:42 3,207 P2 9/6 ALT W 2-1 2-0 NA Milbrath/Eckelman/none 2:51 3,419 P3 9/7 at ALT L 8-5 2-1 NA Weiman/Angulo/Eckelman 2:42 3,385 P4 9/8 at ALT W 9-0 3-1 NA Brady/Agrazal/none 2:53 2,898 P5 9/9 NH L 3-1 (10) 0-1 NA Snead/Milbrath/Bergen 2:59 3,012

(S1, S2, etc. indicates home sellouts) *Game was suspended on 7/24 due to power outage. Completed 7/25.

We Are the RubberDucks On October 29, 2013, team-owner Ken Babby stood before a capacity audience at the Akron Civic Theater and announced that the team would be known henceforth as the Akron RubberDucks. In addition to being symbolic of the fun, family-friendly brand of entertainment offered by minor league baseball, the name also honors Akron’s long history as the “Rubber Capital of the World.” Brandiose Marketing of San Diego, California, designed the team logo, colors, and various marks and insignias. Please note that for print coverage, RubberDucks is spelled as one word with a capital “D”. In broadcast coverage, referring to the team as “the Ducks” is an acceptable variation of the team’s nickname. 2018 RubberDucks Transactions & Misc. Records

2018 RubberDucks Transactions (7/1-Present) 2018 Reg. Season Records

Record: 78-62 7/3 C Sicnarf Loopstok activated from DL. C Logan Ice transferred to Lynchburg. Home: 38-32 7/5 INF Sam Haggerty received from Columbus. INF Alexis Pantoja transferred to Lynchburg. Away: 40-30 7/6 RHP Nick Pasquale promoted to Columbus. vs. Eastern: 28-22 7/8 RHP Nick Pasquale received from Columbus. vs. Western: 50-40 7/12 RHP Dominic DeMasi promoted to Columbus. RHP Cole Sulser received from Columbus. C Logan Ice received from Lynchburg. vs. RH Starters: 58-46 7/14 C Daniel Salters promoted to Columbus. LHP R.C, Orlan received from Lake County. RHP vs. LH Starters: 20-16 Kieran Lovegrove placed on Temporary Inactive list. Day: 15-16 7/16 C Daniel Salters received from Columbus. Night: 63-46 7/17 RHP Kieran Lovegrove activated from the Temporary Inactive list. RHP Nick Pasquale One-run Games: 26-24 transferred to Lynchburg. Extra Innings: 5-4 7/18 RHP Dominic DeMasi received from Columbus. LHP R.C. Orlan transferred to Lynchburg. Shutouts: 13-10 7/19 C Daniel Salters promoted to Columbus. 7/20 C Gian Paul Gonzalez received from Lake County. DH’s (W-L-S): 1-0-2 7/22 C Daniel Salters received from Columbus. C Gian Paul Gonzalez transferred to Lake Leading After 8: 62-1 County. Trailing After 8: 3-50 7/23 OF Connor Marabell promoted to Columbus. Tied After 8: 8-9 7/24 LHP Andrew Miller received from Cleveland for minor league rehabilitation assignment. OF Walk-Off Wins: 10 Dorrsys Paulino received from Columbus. Scoring First: 48-17 7/31 SS Willi Castro traded to Detroit. Opponent Scores First: 30-45 8/1 RHP Dominic DeMasi promoted to Columbus. RHP James Karinchak and INF Alexis Leading at End of Game: 78-0 Pantoja received from Lynchburg. RHP Kyle Dowdy received from Erie (trade). RHP Mitch

Brown placed on DL (right finger blister). 8/2 1B Bobby Bradley and RHP Henry Martinez promoted to Columbus. 1B Nellie Rodriguez, Ducks vs. the EL

Dominic DeMasi and OF Connor Marabell received from Columbus. LHP R.C. Orlan Opp. H A Total received from Lynchburg. OF Dorssys Paulino released. RHP Jake Paulson placed on DL ALT 7-5 3-7 10-12 (right finger blister). 8/3 C Logan Ice placed on DL (right middle finger sprain). C Gian Paul Gonzalez received from BIN 6-1 4-2 10-3 Lake County. BOW 5-5 8-3 13-8 8/4 RHP Cole Sulser promoted to Columbus. ERI 4-5 7-3 11-8 8/8 RHP Josh Tomlin received from Cleveland on minor league rehabilitation assignment. RHP HBG 2-4 3-3 5-7 Aaron Civale placed on DL (blister). RHP Mitch Brown activated from DL. HFD 2-1 2-2 4-3 8/9 OF Connor Marabell promoted to Columbus. OF Jodd Carter received from Lynchburg. NH 1-2 2-1 3-3 8/12 RHP Jake Paulson activated from DL. POR 1-2 2-1 3-3 8/13 3B Joe Sever promoted to Columbus. C Li-Jen Chu and SS Ernie Clement received from REA 0-3 3-3 3-6 Lynchburg. 8/17 RHP Aaron Civale activated from DL. RHP Mitch Brown placed on DL (right calf strain). RIC 6-2 5-3 11-5 8/22 RHP Nick Sandlin received from Lynchburg. RHP Dominic DeMasi placed on DL (right quad TRE 4-2 1-2 5-4 strain). 8/26 RHP Jake Paulson placed on DL (blister). Team Game-High’s 8/28 RHP Mitch Brown activated from DL. Runs: 18 (5/4 at BOW) 8/29 RHP Neil Ramirez and OF Rajai Davis received from Cleveland on minor league Runs Allowed: 15 (8/29 vs. BOW) rehabilitation assignments. LHP R.C. Orlan promoted to Columbus. RHP Preston Claiborne Hits: 21 (5/18 at HFD) received from AZL. RHP Aaron Civale placed on DL (right lat strain). RHP Dominic DeMasi Hits Allowed: 18 (8/29 vs. BOW) activated from DL. HR’s: 4 (2x, 6/16 at REA) 8/30 RHP Nick Pasquale received from Lynchburg. RHP Mitch Brown placed on DL (right quad HR’s Allowed: 3 (7x, 8/29 vs. BOW) soreness). BB’s (Drawn): 12 (6/27 at BOW) 9/1 RHP Kieran Lovegrove and C Li-Jen Chu promoted to Columbus. INF Alexis Pantoja BB’s (Issued): 10 (7/2 vs. ALT) transferred to Lynchburg. C Gian Paul Gonzalez and RHP Zach Plesac received from K’s (Batters): 18 (4/21 at BOW) Lynchburg. INF Elvis Perez received from Lake County. K’s (Pitchers): 15 (8/10 vs. POR) 9/2 C Gian Paul Gonzalez transferred to Lake County. INF Jonathan Laureano received from Lake County. 9/3 RHP Cody Anderson received from Cleveland on minor league rehabilitation assignment. Individual Game-High’s 9/4 RHP Kieran Lovegrove, LHP R.C. Orlan and C Li-Jen Chu have been received from Hits 5 (2x, Krieger, 6/17 at REA) Columbus. 2B’s: 3 (2x, Clement, 8/21 at ERI) 9/5 3B Josh Donaldson received from Cleveland on minor league rehabilitation assignment. 3B’s: 2 (2x, Haggerty, 8/3 at ALT) RHP Jake Paulson activated from DL. HR’s: 2 (5x, Rodriguez, 8/20 at ERI) 9/11 3B Josh Donaldson recalled by Cleveland. Runs: 4 (3x, Marabell, 7/19 vs. RIC) RBI: 5 (4x, Rodriguez, 8/20 at ERI) BB’s: 3 (5x, Haggerty, 6/27 at BOW) SB’s: 2 (9x, Haggerty, 8/29 vs. BOW) K’s (Pitcher): 9 (3x, Dowdy, 8/31 at ERI) BB’s (Pitcher): 5 (4x, Dowdy, 8/15 at BIN)

Note: Most recent occurrence listed.