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2021 Game Notes Pensacola Blue Wahoos Double-A Affiliate Miami Marlins www.BlueWahoos.com/Media Double-A South Game #23, Away Game #11 (7-3), Pensacola Blue Wahoos (14-8) at Biloxi Shuckers (9-13), 6:35 PM CT Probable Pitching Matchup

LHP Will Stewart (0-1, 3.21) vs. LHP Nick Bennett (0-0, -,--) Saturday, May 29, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Biloxi Shuckers, 6:35 PM CT Sunday, May 30, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Biloxi Shuckers, 1:05 PM, RHP Max Meyer (2-1, 2.29) vs. RHP Matt Hardy (1-1, 3.46) Monday, May 31, OFF DAY Tuesday, June 1, Pensacola Blue Wahoos vs. Mississippi Braves, 6:35 PM, LHP Jake Eder (1-1, 0.45) vs. RHP Nolan Kingham (2-1, 4.43) Wednesday, June 2, Pensacola Blue Wahoos vs. Mississippi Braves, 6:35 PM, LHP Brandon Leibrandt (0-2, 7.31) vs. LHP Hayden Deal (0-2, 4.24) Thursday, June 3, Pensacola Blue Wahoos vs. Mississippi Braves, 6:35 PM, RHP Jeff Lindgren (2-1, 2.91) vs. RHP Odalvi Javier (1-0, 1.76)

2021 At A Glance Blue Wahoos vs. Shuckers Record 14-8, 1st, -- GB 2021 Overall: 3-1 Home: 0-0 Away: 3-1 Home Attendance (Total/Average) 48,534/4,045 2019 Overall: 9-11 Home: 6-4 Away: 3-7 Come From Behind Wins 4 Last Shutout By Blue Wahoos (0 in 2021) 9/2/19 at MTG (8-0) -Today is the 4th of 30 matchups between the Marlins and Brewers Dou- Last Shutout By Opponent 8/19/19 at MIS (0-1; F/7) ble-A affiliates; thru 4 games the Wahoos have outscored the Shuckers Vs. RHS/LHS 8-6/6-2 15-12 with 3 of the 4 games being decided by 1 run. Blue Wahoos/Opponents scoring first 11-2/3-6 -The Jumbo Shrimp (Marlins AA affiliate in 2019) went 8-14 against the Games decided in final AB/Walk-Off 2-0/0-0 Shuckers in 2019 (4-6 at MGM Park). 1-Run Games 8-2 2021 Matchups: Home/Road 7-5/7-3 May 25 - 30 in Biloxi (3-1) Series Openers/Finales 3-1/1-2 June 29 - July 4 in Pensacola (6) After 7.0 Ahead/Tied/Trailing 11-2/1-1/2-4 August 3 - 8 in Biloxi (6) After 8.0 Ahead/Tied/Trailing 11-1/1-1/2-5 August 17 - 22 in Pensacola (6) Extra Inning Games/Home/Road 1-1/1-1/0-0 September 7 - 12 in Pensacola (6) Last Night’s Recap: Player of the Week -Peyton Burdick blasted a go-ahead grand slam in the top of the ninth against Braden Webb -OF Peyton Burdick was named Double-A South Player of the Week last week after hitting (L, 1-1) to give the Blue Wahoos an improbably 5-4 win against the Shuckers on Friday night. .320 (8-25) with three home runs, three doubles, and a triple against Rocket City. -Pensacola entered the top of ninth trailing 3-1. Webb, who was one of six pitchers used by -Burdick has homered twice in this series including a go-ahead Grand Slam in Friday’s 5-4 the Shuckers on Friday, was making his third in appearance in four nights. He opened the win… he now leads the Double-A South in extra base hits (13). ninth by walking Lazaro Alonso before striking out Lorenzo Hampton. After the strikeout, -Burdick has hit safely in 8 straight. Bubba Hollins and Devin Hairston delivered back-to-back singles with two strikes to load the bases. That brought up Burdick, who fell behind 0-2, crushed a 2-2 changeup over the left- field netting to put the Wahoos up 5-3. Did You Know? -With the sudden lead, the Wahoos quickly got Colton Hock (S, 5) up and into the game in the -The last time the Blue Wahoos hit a Grand Slam was also in the 9th inning and also against bottom of the ninth. Chad Spanberger and Tyler Friis led off the inning with singles, setting the the Shuckers. Shuckers up with the winning run at the plate and nobody out. Hock escaped peril by striking -On 9/4/19 in the SL South Division Championship Series, Alex Kirilloff hit a game-tying out Ryan Aguilar before Tristen Lutz grounded into am RBI fielder’s choice. With the Shuckers Grand Slam off Nate Griep to tie the game at 9-9. The next batter for the Wahoos (Royce down 5-4 and the tying run on, Brice Turang popped out to third to end the game. Lewis) homered to give the Wahoos a 10-9 lead, only to see the Shuckers tie the game in the bottom of the 9th and walk it off with a Dillon Thomas HR in the 10th. 2021 Offensive Leaders Patience at the Plate Games: Several (3 or more) 22 -The Blue Wahoos have drawn the most walks (103) in the Double-A South and rank 3rd Runs: Peyton Burdick 14 in all of Double-A. Hits: Burdick, Encarnacion 15 -Lazaro Alonso 1st in the Double-A South in walks (19) while JJ Bleday ranks third (16). Doubles: Peyton Burdick 6 -Alonso trails only Adley Rutschman (Bowie - 21) for the most walks in Double-A Triples: Several 1 -Pensacola pitchers have allowed the second-fewest walks (56) in the Double-A. Home Runs: Peyton Burdick 6 Runs Batted In: Alonso, Burdick 13 Strikeout Machine Total Bases: Peyton Burdick 41 -Jake Eder ranks 2nd in the Double-A South with 34 strikeouts and T-4th in Double-A. -Eder’s 0.45 ERA ranks 4th-best in all of Minor League Baseball and 2nd-best in the AA-S. Stolen Bases: Jerar Encarnacion 3 -Eder’s .113 average against ranks 5th-best in MiLB and #1 in the AA-S. Average Nick Fortes .241 On-Base: Lazaro Alonso .372 Pitching Prowess Slugging: Peyton Burdick .506 -Pensacola enters play with the lowest team ERA in the Double-A South (3.20) and the 3rd-lowest in Double-A. Pensacola pitchers have held opponents to a .218 average against, 2021 Pitching Leaders second-lowest in the Double-A South and 9th-lowest in Double-A Games: Colton Hock 9 -During last week’s series against Rocket City, Pensacola pitchers held a 1.80 ERA, allowing Wins: Brian McKenna 3 11 earned runs and striking out 76 in 55.0 innings. The Pensacola bullpen struck out 41 Starts: Eder, Meyer 4 batters and walked just two in 27.1 innings against the Trash Pandas. -Against BLX, the Wahoos have a 2.57 ERA (10 ER / 35 IP) while the bullpen has a 1.65 ERA Saves: Colton Hock 5 (3 ER / 16.1 IP). The ‘pen has 5 batters while striking out 18. Innings Pitched: Jeff Lindgren 21.2 -Pensacola’s bullpen leads the Double-A South with 9 saves and 10 holds. Blue Wahoos Strikeouts: Jake Eder 34 relievers hold the third-best ERA (3.80) in the AA-S, the best WHIP (1.07), and have allowed ERA Jake Eder 0.45 the fewest walks (23). Colton Hock is second saves (4) and Anthony Maldonado is tied for WHIP: Jake Eder 0.95 third in the league in saves (3). Around The Farm: Triple Crown -In 2020, the Blue Wahoos became the first team in MiLB history to win the ‘triple crown’ AAA-Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (13-9): The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp of major Minor League awards, taking home the MiLB Best Overall Golden Bobblehead, tallied 13 hits Friday but went just 1-for-14 with runners in scoring position, leaving 15 Ballpark Digest’s Best Double-A Ballpark, and the Baseball America Bob Freitas Award as runners aboard in a 9-1 loss to Durham in front of a reduced capacity sellout crowd the Best Double-A Organization. of 3,454 at 121 Financial Ballpark. JAX has now lost five in a row, with the club being outscored 40-9 over that stretch. Durham belted two more home runs on their way to Top Prospects their seventh consecutive win. -According to MLB Pipeline, the Miami Marlins possess the 4th best farm system in baseball. -Pensacola’s roster features five of the Marlins top 30 prospects: OF JJ Bleday (2), RHP Max High A-Beloit Snappers (12-9): The snappers were meant to play a double- Meyer (3), OF Jerar Encarnacion (18), LHP Jake Eder (29) and OF Victor Victor Mesa (30). header on Friday, but only managed to get one game in due to weather. However, the Upcoming Events: Snappers walked off the Chiefs 5-4 on Friday. -Nitro Circus will bring their high-flying, action-packed adventure sports show to Blue Wahoos Stadium on October 14 as part of their nationwide You Got This Tour. Tickets went A-Jupiter Hammerheads (12-10): The Hammerheads picked up a 6-0 win on-sale through Blue Wahoos social medias on Friday morning, with over 1,000 tickets over Clearwater for their first shutout win of the season. RHP George Soriano tossed 6 selling over the weekend. shutout frames for Jupiter while striking out 6 and only walking 1. Dalvy Rosario led the way offensively for the Sharks with a 3-for-3 night, which included a walk. Starting Pitcher Will Stewart, LHP, #25 Hometown: Huntsville, AL Age: 23

Year Team LEVEL W-L ERA G GS IP H ER BB K AVG WHIP 2015 PHI GCL 1-0 4.79 12 0 20.2 18 11 15 20 .228 1.60 2016 PHI GCL 2-3 4.06 11 7 44.1 34 20 19 35 .217 1.20 2017 WIL A (SHRT) 4-2 4.18 13 13 60.1 64 28 25 58 .267 1.48 2018 LWD A 8-1 2.06 20 20 113.2 90 26 21 90 .218 0.98 2019 JUP A+ 6-12 5.43 23 21 129.1 137 78 42 96 .275 1.38

MiLB Career 21-18 3.98 79 61 368.1 343 163 122 299 .247 1.26

B/T: L/L HT: 6’1” WT: 180 Born: 7/14/1997 2021 Highs Acquired: Traded from PHI to MIA on 2/7/2019 along with C Jorge Alfaro and RHP Sixto San- Innings: 6.0, last 5/15 vs. BIR chez for C J.T. Realmuto Hits: 7, last 5/9 @MIS ER: 5, last 5/9 @MIS Notes: K: 7, last 5/22 vs. RCT -Was originally drafted by the Phillies in the 20th Round of the 2015 MLB Draft (594th overall) out Walks: 3, last 5/22 vs. RCT of Hazel Green HS in Huntsville (signed for $100,000). Pitches: 85, last 5/15 vs. BIR -In his first full season of pro ball, went 8-1 with a 2.06 ERA and posted an impressive 1.7 BB:9 ratio 2020 Highs -Spent the entire season in 2019 in Jupiter in an up-and-down where he set career highs in innings Innings: N/A pitched (129.1), ER allowed (78), strikeouts (96), walks allowed (42) and WHIP (1.38). Hits: N/A -Finished 2nd in the South Atlantic League in ERA (2.06), opponent batting average (.218) and ER: N/A WHIP (0.98) behind Greenville’s Denyi Reyes. K: N/A -Named a 2018 South Athlantic League Mid-Season All-Star and Postseason All-Star with the BB: N/A Lakewood Blue Crabs Pitches: N/A -Entered the 2019 season as the Phillies #11 overall prospect according to Baseball America. Career Highs -Was part of the blockbuster trade that sent J.T. Realmuto to the Phillies and brought Sixto Innings: 9.0, last 5/30/18 vs. GBO Sanchez, C, Jorge Alfaro, and $250,000 of international signing bonus to the Marlins Hits: 12, last 8/14/19 vs. LAK -During the height of the pandemic took a $10 an hour offeseason job working for a cardiologist in ER: 9, 2x, last 8/14/19 vs. LAK his hometown of Huntsville, AL K: 10, last 5/30/18 vs. GBO Pitches: 108, last 7/20/19 vs. PMB

2021 Splits RHB: .250 LHB: .286 Home: 0.00 ERA Road: 9.00 ERA 2021 Game-By-Game Starts No. Date Opp. Result IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-S Left 1. 5/9 @MIS L, 2-6 5.0 7 5 5 1 2 2 73-50 1-5 2. 5/15 BIR ND, 3-9 6.0 4 0 0 2 3 0 85-52 3-0 3. 5/22 RCT ND, 6-2 3.0 3 2 0 3 7 0 79-47 5-2

Totals 3.21 ERA 0-1 14.0 14 7 5 6 12 2 Blue Wahoos Bullpen Hometown: Huntsville, AL Age: 23 ANDREWS, Tanner RHP #20 MCKENNA, Brian RHP #22 2021: Last App: (5/19: 2IP, 2K) / Series: 2IP, 2K 2021: Last App: (5/26: 2IP, 4H, 2R, 2ER, BB, 3K) / Series: 2IP, 4H, 2R, 2ER, BB, 3K Versus Left: .286 AVG Versus Right: .200 AVG Versus Left: .300 AVG Versus Right: .125 AVG

-In 2019 made 22 of 23 apps in Clinton including 18 starts (8-5, 3.52 ERA -Made his professional debut in the GCL at the age of 26, allowed 1 ER w/ 110 Ks and 38 walks...led the LumberKings in strikeouts (110) second in 11.1 innings across GCL and Jupiter. on LumberKings and finished second in IP (128.0). -Prior to signing with the Marlins played in the Independent League from -was named Third Team All Big 10, Academic All-Big Ten, and Big Ten 2017-2019. Sportsmanship Honoree…made 15 starts in senior season at Purdue (7- -In 2017 played with the Joliet Slammers (28 apps, 101, 2.45 ERA w/ 5, 2.94 ERA). Became just the second Boilermaker this century to start 33Ks and 23BBs)…in 2018 split time between the Vallejo Admirals in 3 straight season openers. California and Joliet. BICE, Dylan RHP #33 MESA JR., Jose RHP #37 2021: Last App: (5/25: 2IP, 1R, 1ER, 2K) / Series: 2IP, 1R, 1ER, 2K 2021: Last App: (5/27: 2IP, 1H, 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 1K) / Series: 2IP, 1H, 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 1K Versus Left: .333 AVG Versus Right: .200 AVG Versus Left: .000 AVG Versus Right: .190 AVG

-Began season on Beloit Snappers Opening Day Roster, posted 3 -Selected in the 24th round of the 2012 draft by the New York Yankees. scoreless apps (4.2 IP) prior to promotion to Pensacola Debuted in Minors in 2014. -Originally drafted by the Rangers in the 23rd Round of the 2016 Draft -Went 5-1 with a 1.93 ERA in 29 games in 2017 at the A+ and AA levels out of Heritage High School in GA for the Yankees, including posting a 0.79 ERA in 34.1 AA innings. -In 2019 made 13 apps across 3 levels of Rangers farm system (0-0, -Pitched for the Kansas City T-Bones in the American Association in 131 ERA) with 3 ER allowed in 20.1 IP before being placed on the IL. 2019, holding a 5.33 ERA in 49.0 innings. -Committed to play at East Tennessee State but signed for Rangers for -Son of former All-Star reliever Jose Mesa, who pitched 19 years in the $100,000 Majors with BAL, CLE, SFG, SEA, PHI, PIT, COL, and DET. GUENTHER, Sean LHP #2 2021: Last App: (5/28: 2IP, 3K) / Series: 3IP, 4K STEVENS, Tyler RHP #24 2021: Last App: (5/27: 1IP, 1H) / Series: 1IP, 1H Versus Left: .263 AVG Versus Right: .161 AVG Versus Left: .083 AVG Versus Right: .125 AVG -In 2019 recorded logged a career-best 2.02 ERA in 35 apps allowinf 16 ER in 71.1 IP (allowed 44 ER the previous year). -Turned in the best season of his career in 2019, posting a 2.82 ERA -Made the conversion from starter to reliver in the 2019 after posting a across Jupiter, Jacksonville, and Triple-A New Orleans. 4.17 ERA the previous season. -Spent a majority of 2019 season in Double-A where he held batters to -Played college ball at Notre Dame where he was a two-time ACC All- a career best .188 batting average and struck out 45 comparedwith just Academic Team member and three-time ACC Academic Honor Roll. 11 walks. -As a freshman at New Mexico, became first Lobo ever named as a Freshmen All-American by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper HOCK, Colton RHP #23 2021: Last App: (5/28: 1IP, 2H, 1R, 1ER, 1SV, K) / Series: 2IP, 2SV, 2H, 1ER, 2BB, 2K WOLF, Zach RHP #4 Versus Left: .158 AVG Versus Right: .241 AVG 2021: Last App: (5/28: 1.1IP, 1H, BB, 4K) / Series: 1.1IP, 1H, BB, 4K Versus Left: .429 AVG Versus Right: .286 AVG -In 2019 made 36 relief apps for Jupiter going 5-for-6 in save opportunities (3-4, 3.16 ERA). -Drafted out of Stanford (119th overall) where he made the All-Pac-12 -Spent 2019 season in Low-A Clinton he went 4-2 with a 3.07 ERA and team twice and a member of the ABCA/Rawlings All-America first team. posted a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.33. -He was in the same Pennsylvania 2014 Prep class that included -Was selected in the 18th round of the 2018 MLB Draft out of Seattle Brendan McKay (Rays) and J.J. Matijevic (Astros). University. -In 2016 played in the Cape for the Cotuit Kettleers where he posted a -Ended his Redhawk career with the most saves (27) in program history. 3.43 ERA in 9 apps (struck out 31 compared to 11 walks). -1 of 6 active Seattle Redhawks currently playing professional baseball (Brewers Eric Yardley is the only one on a 25-man roster).

LEBAN, Zack RHP #29 2021: Last App: (5/28: 1IP, 1K) / Series: 3IP, 4H, 1R, 1ER, 2K Versus Left: .273 AVG Versus Right: .273 AVG

-Selected by the Marlins in the 12th round of the 2019 MLB Draft out of Kansas -Prior to promotion to Pensacola on 5/18, made 4 apps with Beloit pitching 4.0 IP, 1H, 0BB, 6Ks. -In his junior season at Kansas led the Big 12 in saves (12)—finished 24th in the nation in saves that year Catchers LOVULLO, Nick R/R, #18 Last App: (5/25) 1-3, R, BB, K FORTES, Nick R/R, #17 Last App: (5/28) 0-3, BB Series Notes: .333; 1-3, R, BB, K Streak: +1 Series Notes: .400; 4-10, HR, 2B, 2RBI, 2R, 2BB Streak: -1 -Originally selected by the Boston Red Sox in the 20th Round of the 2016 MLB Draft -Spent all of 2019 with High-A Jupiter, led all qualified Florida State League catchers (598 overall) out of Holy Cross University. with .991 fielding % and his 29 runners caught stealing was 3rd-most (1st had 33). -Father Torey Lovullo played 8 MLB seasons with the Tigers, Yankees, Angels, -In 3 seasons with Ole Miss, slashed .308/.411/.479 with 16 HRs, 82 RBI in 126 Mariners, Athletics, Indians and Phillies, and is the current manager of the Arizona career games before being selected in the 4th round fo the 2018 draft. Diamondbacks. -One of 2 active Wahoos players to win the SEC Tournament MVP (Bleday - 2019; 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/20 vs. RCT RBI: 5, 5/16 vs. BIR Last 10: .278 Fortes 2018). -Hometown is DeLand, FL, which is the same hometown as Jacob deGrom and Outfielders Chipper Jones (DeLand is 6.5 hours south of Pensacola; approx. 433 miles). 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/25 at BLX RBI: 1, 5/26 @BLX Last 10: .269 BLEDAY, JJ L/L, #21 Last App: (5/28) 2-4, 3B, 2B, 2K Series Notes: .143; 2-14, RBI, R, 2BB, 4K Streak: +1 NUNEZ, Jhon, R/R, #5 Last App: -- -1st round pick (4) by the Marlins in 2019 out of Vanderbilt University, Bleday enters Series Notes: -- Streak: -- the season as Baseball America’s #2 prospect in the Marlins system and MLB.com’s -Joined the Blue Wahoos on 5/27 after C Chris Chinea was promoted to Triple-A 16th best prospect in baseball. Jacksonville…still has yet to make 2021 debut. -Led Vanderbilt to second National Championship in program history and named to -Acquired by MIA on 5/27/21 as a free agent, previously spent time with BOS (2012 All-College World Series Team after batting .300 (6-for-20) with five runs. Named – 2019) and DET (2020)….was traded by BOS to DET on 1/17/20 for LHP Matt Hall. NCBWA District III Player of the Year and was named SEC Tournament MVP -Was selected to the 2019 Eastern League All-Star Team representing the Portland 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/28 @BLX RBI: 1, 5/12 vs. BIR Last 10: .086 Sea Dogs (where he was teammates with current Wahoos INF Nick Lovullo)…in 64 games w/ POR hit .280 w/ 11 doubles, 5HR, and 21 RBI BURDICK, Peyton R/R, #8 Last App: (5/28) 1-5, GS, 4RBI, R, 2K 2021 Highs - Hits: -- RBI: -- Last 10: -- Series Notes: .235; 4-17, 2HR (1GS), 2B, RBI, 2R, 2BB, 9K Streak: +8 Infielders -2021 non-roster invitee to Marlins Spring Training. Reached base at .357 clip in 12 MLB ST games. ALONSO, Lazaro L/R, #36 Last App: (5/28) 1-2, RBI, 2R, 2BB -In 2019, hit team-leading .307 in 63 games with A-Clinton. Also led Clinton in on-base percentage (.408), home runs (10) and RBI (59), and ranked third in doubles (20) Series Notes: .182; 2-11, HR, RBI, 5BB, 4R, 7K Streak: +1 -Named 2019 MiLB.com Organizational All-Star and enters 2021 ranked as the #12 -2019 MiLB.com Organizational All-Star and a 2019 FSL Post-Season All-Star with prospect in Marlins system by MLB Pipeline. Third round pick in 2019. Jupiter. Hit .294/.393/.434 with 11 HR in 114 games with the Hammerheads. 2021 Highs, Hits: 3, 5/18 vs. RCT RBI: 4, 5/28 @BLX Last 10: .286 -Native of Cuba, hit .299/.436/.494 in 38 games as a 19-year-old in the Cuban National team in ‘14-’15. Signed with Marlins as international free agent in September 2016. ENCARNACION, Jerar R/R, #27 Last App: (5/28) 0-5, 2K -In 2018 led the Batavia Muckdogs in walks (37) and RBI (30) and was a SAL Mid- Series Notes: .063; 1-16, BB, 9K Streak: -1 season All-Star. -Hit .304/.406/.457 with 10 HR against right-handed pitchers in 2019. -Ranks as Marlins #21 prospect by MLB Pipeline entering 2021. Led Marlins system 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/9 @MIS RBI: 2, 5/8 @MIS Last 10: .125 with 71 RBIs in 2019 and was second in organization in extra-base hits (43). -Added to Marlins 40-Man Roster in November prior to Rule 5 Draft. HAIRSTON, Devin R/R, #5 Last App: (5/28) 1-4, R, K -Was an Organizational All-Star in 2019 after hitting .276 with 16 HR, 26 2B, 71 RBI between A/A+ levels. Series Notes: .188; 3-16, 2B, R, 6K Streak: +2 -Was a Midwest League All-Star in 2019 and a New York-Penn League All-Star in -Originally drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 6th round of the 2017 MLB Draft 2018. (Louisville)…signed with MIA as MiLB Free Agent on 1/19/21. 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/16 vs. BIR RBI: 3, 5/12 vs. BIR Last 10: .154 -In 2017 was an ABCA Third Team All-American and named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year while at Louisville. HAMPTON, Lorenzo R/R, #38 Last App: (5/28) 1-3, BB, K -In 2014 was named “Mr. Baseball” in the state of Kentucky, and was two-time First- Series Notes: .333; 1-3, BB, K Streak: +2 Team All-State selection (Tates Creek HS). -Has yet to make 2021 debut at any level…spent majority of 2019 with GCL Marlins… 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/20 vs. RCT RBI: 1, 5/22 vs. RCT Last 10: .267 made 4 apps with Batavia Muckdogs (went 0-for-4, 3Ks). HOLLINS, Bubba R/R, #26 Last App: (5/28) 2-4, R, K -Drafted by Marlins in 28th Round of 2019 Draft out of Florida International…played 2 seasons at Cal before transferring to FIU…in 120 NCAA apps slashed .260/.323./.442 Series Notes: .200; 3-15, RBI, R, 5K Streak: +1 with 14 HRs and 58 RBI…hit walk off HR vs. La Tech in final AB of collegiate career. -Originally drafted in the 35th round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the Detroit Tigers, but -Son of former NFL running back Lorenzo Hampton Sr. who was drafted 27th overall opted to play college baseball instead (St. Bonaventure University, Allegany, NY). in 1985 by the Dolphins (played under Mike Shula from 1985-1989). -Signed with Marlins after junior season at St. Bonaventure (2017), played in 95 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/23 vs. RCT RBI: 1, 5/23 vs. RCT Last 10: .313 games with Clinton in 2019 slashing .269/.330/.352 with 2 HRs and 33 RBIs. -Son of Dave Hollins, former MLB All-Star and 12-year MLB veteran who played 983 POMPEY, Tristan S/R, #6 Last App: (5/27) 1-2, 2BB, R games in the Major and was a career .260 hitter (112 HRs, 482 RBIs). Played for Series Notes: .100; 1-10, R, 2BB, 3K Streak: +1 Phillies, Angels, Twins, Indians, Mariners, Blue Jays and Red Sox. -In 2019, limited to 43 games due to a foot fracture. 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/28 @BLX RBI: 1, 5/27 @BLX Last 10: .200 -Third round selection in 2018 draft from Kentucky. At Kentucky in 2017, finished MAHAN, Riley L/R, #7 Last App: (5/28) 0-4, 2K second in the nation in hits (96) and 5th in runs scored (70) and set a UK single- season record with 296 ABs Series Notes: .182; 2-11, HR, 2B, 3RBI, BB, R, 3K Streak: -1 -In high school, led the Canadian Junior National Team to the World Championships -2021 will be Mahan’s 4th season in the Marlins system. Split 2019 between Jupiter in 2015. and Jacksonville where he slashed .251/.315/.386 with 11 HRs cumulatively. -Brother of Major League OFer Dalton Pompey. -Originally drafted by the SF Giants in the 40th round of the 2014 Draft, Mahan opted 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/21 vs. RCT RBI: 2, 5/22 vs. RCT Last 10: .200 to attend UK where played 3 seasons before being drafted again in the 3rd round by MIA in 2017. -Participated in the prestigious Cape Cod League with the Orleans Zephyrs in 2016 where he was teammates with Marlins Brian Miller and Sean Guenther. 2021 Highs - Hits: 2, 5/16 vs. BIR RBI: 1, 5/6 @MIS Last 10: .200 Starting Pitcher Breakdown Pitcher GS IP H ER BB K ERA QS 6+ ALEXANDER 1 3.0 4 0 0 2 0.00 0 0 EDER 4 20.0 8 1 11 34 0.45 0 0 LEIBRANDT 4 16.0 19 13 9 11 7.31 0 0 LINDGREN 3 16.2 15 3 1 15 0.00 2 2 MESA JR. 3 8.2 5 3 2 8 3.12 0 0 MEYER 4 19.2 16 5 5 19 2.29 0 0 STEWART 3 14.0 14 5 6 12 3.21 0 0

Catching Breakdown Catcher GC IC ER cERA CS SB SBA % CHINEA, Chris 6 51.0 21 3.71 0 8 8 0% FORTES, Nick 16 132.0 38 2.59 4 17 21 19%

TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak...... 5/20 - 5/27 (6 games) Longest Losing Streak...... 5/8 - 5/11 (3 games) Largest Margin of Victory...... 5, last 5/6 at Mississippi Largest Margin of Defeat...... 10, (16-6) last 5/13 vs. Birmingham Most Runs in a Game...... 7, last 5/24 vs. Rocket City Most Runs in an Inning...... 6, (4th inning, 5/6 at Mississippi) Most Hits in a Game...... 9, last 5/8 at Mississippi Fewest Hits in a Game...... 3, last 5/7 at Mississippi Most Runs Allowed in a Game...... 16, last 5/13 vs. Birmingham Most Runs Allowed in an Inning...... 6 (10th inning), last 5/15 vs. Birmingham Most Hits Allowed in a Game...... 15, last 5/13 vs. Birmingham Fewest Hits Allowed in a Game...... 2, last 5/6 at Mississippi Most Strikeouts in a Game, Pitching...... 19, last 5/22 vs. Rocket City Most Innings Pitched, Starter...... 7, Jeff Lindgren, last 5/14 vs. Birmingham Most Strikeouts, Individual Pitcher...... 12, Jake Eder, last 5/6 at Mississippi Total Number of Rainouts...... 1 (last, 5/4 at Mississippi)

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED: Swept A Series...... July 22-26, 2019 vs. Mobile (five games) Swept In A Series...... July 18-21, 2019 vs. Mississippi (three games, one postponed) Shutout Opponent...... September 2, 2019 at Montgomery (8-0) 2-Homer Game, Individual...... Ben Rortvedt & Jaylin Davis; May 30, 2019 (6-4 loss vs. Mississippi) 3-Homer Game, Individual...... Never Four or more Consecutive Games with a Homer...... Alex Kirilloff, September 4-7, 2019 vs. Biloxi (*all postseason games) Grand Slam...... Peyton Burdick; May 28, 2021 (5-4 win at Biloxi) Lead Off Game w/ Homer...... Alex Kirilloff; September 7, 2019 (10-5 win at Biloxi) Back-to-Back Homers...... Alex Kirilloff & Royce Lewis; September 4, 2019 (11-10 loss at Biloxi) Inside The Park Home Run...... Ivan De Jesus Jr.; August 1, 2019 (11-8 win vs. Birmingham) Walk-off Home Run...... Mark Contreras; July 22, 2019 (5-3 win vs. Mobile) Walk-off Hit...... Nick Lovullo (double), May 20, 2021 (4-3 win vs. Rocket City) Four Hits...... Ben Rortvedt; July 26, 2019 (4-3 win vs. Mobile) Five Hits...... Bryson Smith; August 11, 2015 (13-10 win vs. Birmingham) Five+ RBI...... Nick Lovullo; May 16, 2021 (6-5 loss to Birmingham) Struck Out 10+...... Jake Eder (12); May 6, 2021 (6-1 win at Mississippi) Struck Out 15+...... Tony Cingrani; June 27, 2012 (5-0 win vs. Jackson) Perfect Game...... Tyler Mahle; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) No-Hitter...... Tyler Mahle; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) One-Hitter...... Bryan Sammons; August 19, 2019, (1-0 loss at Mississippi 7-Inning Shutout (one pitcher)...... Jose Lopez; August 8, 2017 (5-0 win at Tennessee) 9-Inning Shutout (one pitcher)...... Tyler Mahle; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) Blue Wahoos Transactions

2021 Opening Day Roster: Pitchers -Tanner Andrews, CJ Carter, Jake Eder, Sean Guenther, Colton Hock, Brandon Leibrandt, Jeff Lindgren, Anthony Maldonado, Brian McKenna, Jose Mesa Jr., Max Meyer, Tyler Stevens, Will Stewart, Zach Wolf Catchers - Chris Chinea, Nick Fortes, JD Osborne Infielders - Lazaro Alonso, Connor Justus, Riley Mahan, Zachary Owings, Demetrius Sims Outfielders - JJ Bleday, Peyton Burdick, Jerar Encarnacion, Victor Victor Mesa, Tristan Pompey Injured List - Tommy Eveld

Date Roster Move(s) 5/5 OF Tristan Pompey transferred from Pensacola to Triple-A Jacksonville 5/6 C JD Osbourne promoted from Pensacola to Triple-A Jacksonville; INF Tevin Mitchell promoted from High-A Beloit to Pensacola 5/8 RHP Jason Alexander transferred to Pensacola from Extended Spring Training 5/11 RHP Jason Alexander promoted to Triple-A Jacksonville from Pensacola; INF Torey Lovullo transferred from Triple-A Jacksonville to Pensacola 5/11 OF Tristan Pompey transferred to Pensacola from Triple-A Jacksonville; OF Tevin Mitchell transferred to Beloit 5/14 OF Victor Victor Mesa placed on the 7-Day IL, OF Lorenzo Hampton transferred to Pensacola 5/16 RHP Dylan Bice promoted to Pensacola from High-A Beloit; CJ Carter added to Injured List retroactive to May 14 5/18 RHP Anthony Maldonado placed on the 7-day IL; RHP Zack Leban promoted to Pensacola from High-A Beloit 5/20 IF Demetrius Sims placed on the injured list (7 day); IF Devin Hairston transferred from A+ Beloit to Pensacola. 5/25 RHP Tommy Eveld returned from Minor League Rehab Assignment, Reinstated from the Pensacola 7-Day Injured List, and transferred to Jacksonville INF Bubba Hollins promoted from Beloit to Pensacola; INF Connor Justus promoted from Pensacola to Triple-A Jacksonville 5/28 C Chris Chinea promoted to Triple-A Jacksonville from Pensacola