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2016 PHILLIES (71-91) Fourth Place, East Division, -24.0 Games : , 2nd season

 2016 SEASON RECAP: Philadelphia went 71-91 (.438) in 2016, an eight-win improvement from the previous year (63 W, .388 win %) … It marked the Phillies fourth consecutive season under .500 (73- PHILLIES PHACTS 89 in both 2013 & 2014, 63-99 in 2015), which is their longest streak since they posted seven consecutive Record: 71-91 (.438) losing seasons from 1994 to 2000 ... The Phillies finished in 4th place in the NL East, 24.0 games behind Home: 37-44 the , and posted 90 or more losses in a season for the 39th time in club history … Road: 34-47 Philadelphia had 99 losses in 2015, marking the first time they have had 90+ losses in back-to-back Current Streak: Won 1 Last 5 Games: 1-4 seasons since 1996-97 (95, 94) … Overall, the club batted .240 this year with a .301 OBP, .384 SLG, Last 10 Games: 2-8 .685 OPS, 427 extra-base hits (231 2B, 35 3B, 161 HR) and a ML-low 610 runs scored (3.77 RPG) … Series Record: 18-28-6 Phillies combined for a 4.63 ERA (739 ER, 1437.0 IP), which included a 4.41 ERA for the starters Sweeps/Swept: 6/9 and a 5.01 mark for the pen. PHILLIES AT HOME  HOT START, COOL FINISH: Philadelphia began the season with a 24-17 record over their first 41 th Games Played: 81 games … Their .585 winning percentage over that period (4/4-5/18) was the 6 -best in MLB, trailing Record: 37-44 (.457) only the (.718, 28-11), (.615, 24-15), Red Sox (.610, 25-16), CBP (est. 2004): 569-487 (.539) th (.610, 25-16) and Washington Nationals (.610, 25-16) … From May 20 through the end of the season, the Phillies went 47-74 (.388), which was the worst winning percentage in the majors. : .230 Runs/Runs Per Game: 279/3.44  YOUTH MOVEMENT: The Phillies finished the 2016 season with the second-lowest average player age Home Runs: 78 among all Major League clubs (26.9 years old) … Only the were younger (26.5) Stolen Bases: 46

… was the elder statesman on the final active roster at 36 years old, while right-hander ERA: 3.92 was the youngest (22) … Of the 49 players who appeared in a game for the Phillies in Starters W-L: 24-32 2016, 36 were under the age of 30 (73%), and 18 were 25 years or younger (37%) … Additionally, nine Starters ERA: 3.69 players made their ML debuts with Philadelphia over the course of the 2016 season -- four position Relievers W-L: 13-12 players (C , OF , 1B , OF ) and five pitchers (RHP Relievers ERA: 4.33 , RHP , LHP Joely Rodriguez, LHP Daniel Stumpf, RHP Jake Thompson) … In Saves/Opp: 21/30 all, 15 different rookies appeared in at least one game for Philadelphia in 2016 (10 pitchers, 5 position players), while 27 players made their Phillies debuts’, most in a single season since 1996 (also 27). PHILLIES ON THE ROAD Games Played: 81  FIRST CLASS: The 2016 Phillies were the first team in Major League history to have two Record: 34-47 (.420) first basemen 20 or more home runs in the same season … Philadelphia received 43 total home runs from their first base combination of Ryan Howard (23) and Tommy Joseph (20), most among Batting Average: .250 all Major League teams at that position (Howard also had 2 HR as DH, Joseph had 1 HR as PH) … The Runs/Runs Per Game: 331/4.09 Home Runs: 83 next closest team was Milwaukee with 41 HR from their first basemen … The last time Philadelphia Stolen Bases: 50 finished a season with 43 or more HR’s from the first base position was 2009 (45 HR; 33 in 2015, 25 in 2014, 19 in 2013, 27 in 2012, 35 in 2011, 34 in 2010). ERA: 5.39 Starters W-L: 24-31  THE RYAN KING: Ryan Howard slugged 25 home runs in 2016, giving him seven Starters ERA: 5.19 seasons in a Phillies uniform with 25 or more HR’s, tied for second-most in franchise history with Del Relievers W-L: 10-16 Ennis (most: Schmidt, 13) … In the second half of the season, Howard averaged one home for every Relievers ERA: 5.74 Saves/Opp: 22/33 10.00 at-bats (130 AB/13 HR), which was the highest HR rate among all National League players (min. 100 AB) … Only the Yankees’ Gary Sanchez had a higher rate after the All-Star break (9.70 AB/HR, 197 AB, 20 HR) … Howard also hit two grand slams in 2016 (8/12 vs COL, Gray; 9/27 at ATL, Teheran), PHILLIES AT A GLANCE pushing his franchise-leading total to 15 … Howard finished the year with 382 career home runs, tied April: 14-10 Monday: 6-12 for 67th place on MLB’s all-time list with Hall of Famer and … He ranks 1st in May: 12-16 Tuesday: 11-13 Phillies franchise history in games played at 1st base (1,478), 2nd in HR’s (382) and RBI (1,194), 3rd in June: 9-19 Wednesday: 13-12 th th July: 13-14 Thursday: 7-10 extra-base hits (680), 5 in (2,940) and 10 in doubles (277). Aug: 12-14 Friday: 10-16 Sept: 10-17 Saturday: 12-14  GROUND CONTROL TO MAJOR TOM: First baseman Tommy Joseph, who didn’t make his Major Oct: 1-1 Sunday: 12-14 th League debut until May 13 , became just the third Phillies rookie over the last 45 seasons (1972-2016) to hit 20 or more HR (21 HR), joining Ryan Howard (22 HR in 2005) and (21 HR in 1997) … vs East: 30-46 Day: 22-32 Joseph finished 3rd among all National League rookies in home runs, 6th in RBI (47), SLG % (.505), extra- vs Cent: 12-21 Night: 49-59 st base hits (36) & total bases (159), T-7th in doubles (15) and 8th in OPS (.813) … From September 12th vs West: 18-15 1 Half: 42-48 vs AL: 11-9 2nd Half: 29-43 through the end of the season, Joseph ranked 5th in the NL in OPS (1.085), trailing only (1.206), Freddie Freeman (1.201), Joey Votto (1.143) and (1.100).

 FIRE STARTERS: Philadelphia’s starting pitchers shaved almost a full run off their collective ERA from last year (5.23 in 2015, 4.41 in 2016) and posted the 11th-best WAR (12.7) among all starting staffs in the majors (source: FanGraphs) … Right-handers (3.65) and Jerermy Hellickson (3.71) ranked 15th and 16th, respectively, in ERA among all qualifying National League starters … In the month of April, Phillies starters posted a 3.55 ERA (54 ER, 137.0 IP), 4th-best in the NL and 8th in MLB … Then, from September 3-22, Philadelphia’s starters allowed three earned runs or fewer in 19 consecutive games, their longest streak since September 12-30, 1986 (also 19 G) … During the streak, they combined to post a 2.50 ERA (32 ER, 115.1 IP), best among all Major League clubs.

 GLOVE, ACTUALLY: Philadelphia posted the 6th-best in the National League in 2016 (.984), committing just 97 errors in 5,911 total chances … led all NL with a .987 fielding percentage (8 E, 625 TC), marking the first time he has done so in his career and the 5th time the Phillies have led the NL at that position over the last nine years (; 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014) … Starter posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage in 36 total chances, while OF Peter Bourjos finished with the 6th-best mark among all qualifying NL (.995, 1 E, 188 TC).

PHILLIES RECORD WHEN THEY… Score First: 47-31 Lead After 6: 49-11 Lead After 7: 58-9 Lead After 8: 62-6 Out-Hit Opp: 50-10 Last AB Decisions: 11-18 Opp. Score First: 24-60 Tied After 6: 14-15 Tied After 7: 8-9 Tied After 8: 8-7 Hits equal: 7-9 Walk-off Decisions: 5-6 Score 4 or more: 57-26 Trail After 6: 8-65 Trail After 7: 5-73 Trail After 8: 1-78 Out-Hit by Opp: 14-72 Starter goes > 6.0 IP 21-17 Score 3 or less: 14-65 Hit no HR: 12-42 Starter goes 6.0 IP 29-25 Hit at least 1 HR: 59-49 Starter goes < 6.0 IP 21-49

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 I DOG DARE YOU: On August 7 at SD, the Phillies turned the 32nd in franchise history and first since August 23, 2009 at NYM (Eric Bruntlett unassisted TP) … In the bottom of the 7th , fielded a ground ball to third by Jabari Blash, stepped on the bag, tossed over to Cesar Hernandez, who touched his base and threw a laser to first baseman Tommy Joseph to complete the feat … It was the first 5-4-3 triple play for Philadelphia since April 21, 2007 at CIN (3B Abraham Nunez to 2B to 1B Wes Helms).

 NO OFFENSE, BUT: Philadelphia finished last in the majors in runs scored in 2016, plating only 610 runs in their 162 games (3.77 RPG), 39 fewer than the next closest team (ATL, 649 R) … They also ranked last in extra-base hits (427), total bases (2,089) & OPS (.685) and 29th in average (.240), OBP (.301) & SLG % (.384) … Additionally, the Phillies struck out 1,376 times, 4th-most in the NL and 7th in MLB.

 HOME SICK: The Phillies went 37-44 (.457) at for the second consecutive year, marking their fourth losing season at home in the last five years (also: 2012, 2014, 2015) ... They scored only 279 runs at CBP, their fewest at home in a full season since 1972 when they scored 246 runs in 79 games at … Their 3.44 runs per game average at home in 2016 was the lowest among all Major League teams.

 VINCENT VAN WHOA: In just his second start in a Phillies uniform, painted an absolute masterpiece, dominating the Padres on April 14th in a complete-game, three-hit with no walks and 16 … Numerous club and league records fell with the commanding performance, including the following highlights:

 Velasquez became the 4th Major League since 1893 (the season in which the mound distance was established at 60'6") to throw a complete-game shutout with 16 or more strikeouts, no walks and three hits or fewer … The others: on May 6, 1998 vs HOU (20 SO, 1 H), Roger Clemens on August 25, 1998 vs KC (18 SO, 3 H) and on October 3, 2015 at NYM (17 SO, no-hitter).  Was just the 3rd pitcher in ML history aged 23 or younger to throw CG SHO with no walks and 16 or more strikeouts, joining Dwight “Doc” Gooden (9/12/84 vs PIT) and Kerry Wood (5/6/98 vs HOU).  His 16 SO were tied for 3rd-most in a single game in Phillies history with (6/9/82 vs CHI), (9/1/97 vs NYY) and (5/6/11 vs ATL) … Only (18, 10/2/65 at NYM, 15 inn) and (17, 4/23/61 vs CHI) had more.  He recorded 20 swinging strikes on his , tied for the most in a single game in the PITCHf/x era (installed in ballparks in 2006) … Others: Max Scherzer (10/3/15 at NYM), (4/3/13 vs SD) and (7/7/10 vs BOS).

 FRED SAVAGE: Freddy Galvis had a career year in 2016, becoming only the second in Phillies history with at least 20 doubles and 20 home runs in a single season (other: Jimmy Rollins, 4x) … He led all NL shortstops in starts (153) & fielding percentage (.987) and established career highs in games (158), doubles (26), HR (20), extra-base hits (49), total bases (233), RBI (67) and stolen bases (17) … From August 9th through the end of the year, Galvis had the highest (.518) among all Major League shortstops (min. 150 AB) … He posted two lengthy errorless streaks as well during the season (51 G, 7/22-9/17 & 44 G, 4/9-5/28).

 BULL DURHAM: Phillies followed up his stellar rookie campaign with a very impressive sophomore season … He earned his first National League All-Star selection and saw his walk total more than from 28 in 2015 to 63 in 2016 (+35), his OPS rise from .762 to .781 (+.019), and his total surge from eight to 15 (+7) … In 2016, Herrera joined (1993) and (1999- 2002 & 2004-05) as the only Phillies over the last 25 years to post a .360 on-base percentage or higher and collect 20 or more doubles, 15 or more home runs and 25 or more stolen bases in a single season … Additionally, according to Baseball Reference, Herrera’s 8.0 WAR over his first two seasons (306 G) ranks 64th among all Major League position players since 1901 … Herrera’s 8.0 WAR is the 2nd-highest ever by a Phillies player through their first two years, trailing only (8.8 WAR in 172 G from 1963-64).

 HAIL CESAR!: Second baseman Cesar Hernandez reached base safely in 35 of his final 36 games of the season (8/24-10/2), batting .293 (39- 133) with a .417 OBP (27 BB) over that stretch … He had the 6th-best on-base percentage among all Major League players in the second half of the season (.413), trailing only Joey Votto (.490), (.461), D.J. LeMahieu (.437), Freddie Freeman (.433) and (.423) … He finished the first half with a .329 OBP, which ranked 98th in MLB … Hernandez also set career highs in games (155), at-bats (.547), AVG (.294), OBP, SLG (.393), OPS (.764), hits (161), triples (11), home runs (6), RBI (39) & runs (67).

 HE WENT TO JERAD: Right-hander Jerad Eickhoff (33 GS, 11-14, 3.65 ERA) became just the fourth Phillies pitcher over the last 20 years (since 1996) to make at least 33 starts in a season with an ERA of 3.65 or lower, joining (3x, 2008, 2010, 2013), (2010) and Curt Schilling (1997, 1998) … Eickhoff also finished the season with the 4th-lowest BB/9.0 IP ratio in among all National League starters (1.92), behind Bartolo Colon (1.50), Mike Leake (1.53) and (1.84) … He has the 2nd-lowest WHIP (1.14) of any Phillies starter over his first two seasons in the modern era (min. 150.0 IP), behind only George McQuillan (0.96 from 1907-08).

 HEC YEAH!: Right-hander Hector Neris collected a career-high 102 strikeouts, 2nd-most by a Phillies reliever in franchise history (1st: Dick Selma, 153 SO in 1970) and tied for 7th-most among all Major League relievers in 2016 … Neris posted a 2.0 WAR for the year, the highest by a Phillies reliever since (2.8) and (2.0) in 2014 (source: Baseball Reference).

 A TOAST TO TEXAS: From September 8th through the end of the season, the Phillies had all three pitching prospects from the Cole Hamels trade with the in their rotation together for the first time -- , Jerad Eickhoff and Jake Thompson … Eickhoff led the group of youngsters with a 3.65 ERA in 33 starts … Thompson struggled at the outset, but allowed 3 ER or fewer in each of his final six starts of the season (3.41 ERA, 13 ER, 34.1 IP) … Asher, armed with his new two-seam fastball, went 2-1 with a 2.28 ERA (7 ER, 27.2 IP) in five starts for Philadelphia.

 MR. 2,000: On August 6th, right-hander Jake Thompson made his Major League debut in a start at San Diego and became the 2,000th player to appear in a game for the Phillies in franchise history … Who was the first Phillie, you ask? … Well, the first-ever Phillies game was played at home in Philadelphia in 1883, and 20-year-old starter John Coleman threw the very first pitch against the Providence Grays … William (Blondie) Purcell got the Phillies first hit and scored the first run (he singled in the 1st inning and scored on a ground out).

 A GOOD CROP ON THE FARM: The 2016 season was a very successful one for the Phillies player development system … Every one of the Phillies domestic minor league affiliates finished above .500 for the first time since 1953 (9 teams over .500 in 1953) … Considering only domestic minor league teams, the Phillies combined .595 minor league winning percentage (412-280) ranked first among all organizations … Including foreign teams, their .581 winning percentage (482-348) ranked second in baseball only to Seattle (.590, 451-314) … Philadelphia had four minor league affiliates qualify for the playoffs, the most in one year since MiLB’s records began tracking all teams’ postseason appearances in 2005 … The Phillies six domestic minor league teams combined to post a 3.34 ERA and a .262 team batting average in the regular season … Every team had an ERA of 3.85 or lower, and four of the six hit better than .260 … Additionally, they had six Phillies minor leaguers with 20 or more home runs in a season for the first time since 1983 (seven players) … Reading OF (40 HR) and 1B (38 HR) were the top two home run hitters in all of .

 RED CROSS: Philadelphia had 13 different players go on the disabled list (13 total stints), while four players ended the season on the DL (Zach Eflin, , Charlie Morton, ) ... Below is a list of all the Phillies official DL stints in 2016:

Player Injury Date On Retro Date Off Left wrist surgery 4/2 3/25 7/28 Right oblique strain 4/2 3/25 6/2 Matt Harrison Back/disc surgery 4/2 3/25 10/3 surgery 4/2 3/25 6/2 Michael Mariot Right ankle strain 4/2 3/25 5/18 Charlie Morton Strained left hamstring 4/24 N/A 10/3 Dalier Hinojosa Right hand contusion 4/30 4/29 7/3 Vince Velasquez Right biceps strain 6/10 6/9 6/27 Andrew Bailey Left hamstring strain 6/24 6/23 7/8 Andres Blanco Fractured left index finger 7/25 N/A 9/2 Peter Bourjos Right shoulder sprain 7/28 7/27 8/12 Aaron Nola Right elbow inflammation 8/3 7/29 10/3 Zach Eflin Patellar tendinopathy in knees 8/8 N/A 10/3 2016 POSTSEASON NOTES PITCHING NOTES PAGE 3

2016 TOTALS W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG OPS MISC Starters 48-63 4.41 909.0 912 486 445 131 248 786 .262 .759 79 QS/162 GS Relievers 23-28 5.01 528.0 556 310 294 82 218 513 .271 .795 43 SV/63 SVO

#49  ALEC ASHER  RHP

 Held opponents to a .551 OPS in 5 starts (9/8-through remainder of season) which ranked 3rd best among all NL starters in that span, trailing only LAD’s Kershaw (.459) and CHI’s Lester (.507)  His 2.28 ERA (7 ER, 27.2 IP) and 0.94 WHIP (4 BB, 22 H) ranked 4th-best among all NL starters in that same span  Began the season with Reading (AA) … Transferred to (AAA) on 4/29  Placed on the 15-day DL on 5/18 with a right calf contusion ... Included a rehab assignment at Gulf Coast League Phillies (R) and REA  Received an 80-game suspension on 6/16 in violation of MLB’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program  Was recalled from REA on 9/8  Minors (2016): 4-2, 2.37 ERA (17 ER, 64.2 IP) in 12 starts

#56  ZACH EFLIN  RHP

 2016 NL Rankings: T-3rd in SHO (1) … T-5th in CG (2)  Was a non-roster invitee to Major League (0-0, 1.80 ERA, 1 ER, 5.0 IP, 3 SO in 2 G, 1 GS)  Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA) … Named Pitcher of the Week, 4/11-17 … Went 2-0, 0.64 ERA (1 ER, 14.0 IP) in 2 starts  2016 with LV: 5-2, 2.90 ERA (22 ER, 68.1 IP) in 11 starts  Had his contract selected from LV on 6/16  Became the first Phillies to make his ML debut outside of the since RHP David Coggin, 6/23/2000 against the , at Olympic Stadium … He was the first Phillies SP to ever make his debut in Toronto  At just 22 years and 67 days old, he was the 4th-youngest starting pitcher to debut for the Phillies since the 2000 season, trailing only (21.220), (21.341) and Aaron Nola (22.047)  Became the first Phillies SP since (6/14/98) to toss a CG and record his first career win on 7/5 vs ATL  At 22 years, 105 days, was the youngest PHI SP to toss 2 CG in a single season since 1975, when both (21 yrs, 142 days) and (21 yrs, 251 days) did so  Was placed on the 15-day DL on 8/9 (patellar tendinopathy) and missed the remainder of the season  Underwent successful surgery on his right knee, 8/19 and his left knee on 9/30 (Dr. Cohen)

#48  JERAD EICKHOFF  RHP

 2016 NL Rankings: T-3rd in starts (33) … 4th in BB/9.0 IP (1.92) … T-6th in quality starts (20) … T-8th in (197.1) … 9th in SO/BB ratio (3.98)  Posted the 2nd-lowest WHIP (1.14) of any Phillies starter over the first two years of a career since 1901 (min. 150.0 IP), trailing only George McQuillan (0.96)  Has accrued the third-most bWAR of any Phillies starter over the first two years of a career since 1950, trailing only Cole Hamels (6.4) and Art Mahaffey (6.1) Joined Cole Hamels (2014), Roy Halladay (2011) and Curt Schilling (1997) as the only PHI starters to allow 3 ER or fewer in 27 or more starts in a season since 1996  Held opponents to a .158/.181/.281 slash line in 204 plate appearances that ended with a curve ball  Made his first roster  Tossed 18 quality starts in his first 25 career starts in the majors … That tied Hall of Famer and RHP Art Mahaffey for most QS through the first 25 starts of a Phillies career (since 1913)  Snapped PHI’s franchise-tying streak of 8 consecutive starts of 6.0 innings or fewer by a SP, 8/18 vs LAD (6.0 IP)  Tossed a in 6 consecutive starts (8/24-9/21), the longest such streak of his career (previous: 4, 9/12-10/1/15)  Posted a 0.87 WHIP in September which ranked 4th-best among all NL starters during the month (best: Kershaw, 0.71)  Notched a 3.08 ERA (47 ER, 137.1 IP) in 137.1 of his final 137.2 IP on the hill in 2016 … Allowed 6 ER and only recorded 1 out in the 6th inning, 7/9 at COL

#57  LUIS GARCIA  RHP

 Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  2016 with LV: 6-3, 13 SV, 2.14 ERA (13 ER, 54.2 IP), 1.13 WHIP, .203 opp. AVG in 48 G  Had 4 separate stints with PHI this season: 4/24-28, 6/10-13, 8/2-13 & 9/10 through remainder of season  Became LV’s all-time saves leader (38) after passing on 7/30  Each of his last 17 appearances in AAA were scoreless (17.1 IP); went 12-for-12 in opportunities over that stretch

#46  JEANMAR GOMEZ  RHP

 2016 NL Relief Rankings: 4th in games finished (59) … 5th in saves (37) … 10th in SV % (86.0%)  Converted 24 of 26 save opportunities and posted a 2.59 ERA (12 ER, 41.2 IP) in 39 appearances before the ASB … Was 13 of 17 in SVO and posted an 8.33 ERA (25 ER, 27.0 IP) in 31 games after the break  His 37 saves in 2016 rank 9th on the all-time Phillies saves list  Became just the 7th pitcher in Phillies history to collect 35 or more saves in a single season … Others: Mesa (45 & 42 SV’s), Williams (43), Lidge (41), Bedrosian (40), Papelbon (39 & 38) and Wagner (38)  His 24 SV before the ASB tied Steve Bedrosian in 1987 and Jose Mesa in 2001 for the club record  Struck out the side on 8/13 vs COL, the first Phillies pitcher to do so in a save situation since Ken Giles on 8/9/15 at SD  Missed 2 games (8/3-4) while on the paternity list for the birth of his first child, Matthew (was born in Philadelphia on 8/4)

#52  SEVERINO GONZALEZ  RHP

 Began the season with Reading (AA) before being promoted to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 4/16 … Moved back to REA on 4/17 before being promoted back to LV on 4/29  2016 in the minors (REA and LV): 2-1, 2.93 ERA (15 ER, 46.0 IP), 35 SO, 8 BB, 1.17 WHIP in 21 G (1 GS)  Had two stints with the Phillies this season: 6/17-7/10 & 7/22 through remainder of season  Made his first ML relief appearance, 6/17 vs ARI (1.2 IP, 2 H, 2 SO)

#58  JEREMY HELLICKSON  RHP

 2016 NL Rankings: T-3rd in SHO (1)… T-5th in GIDP (21) … T-8th in starts (32) … 9th in BB/9.0 IP (2.14)  Posted a career-best 3.2 fWAR, the highest by a Phillies right-hander since Roy Halladay (8.3) in 2011  Set a career-high with 154 strikeouts (previous: 135 in 2013), 32 starts (previous: 31, 2x) and tied his career-high with 189.0 IP (other: 2011)  Notched a 1.15 WHIP and held opposing hitters to a .243 average … Joined Cole Hamels (5x, 2007-08, 2011-12 & 2014), Cliff Lee (2x, 2011 & 2013) & Roy Halladay (2x, 2010-11) as the only Phillies starters since 2005 to post a 1.15 WHIP or lower while holding opposing hitters to a sub .250 AVG over a full season  Walked only 13 of the 406 right handed hitters he faced this season (3.2% BB rate) and has held RHH to a .261 OBP over his 32 starts with the Phillies  Limited batters to a .168/.215/.288 slash line in 205 plate appearances that ended with a change up  Made his Phillies debut on 4/4 at CIN (ND, 6.0 IP, 0 ER) … Was the first Phillies starter to make his Phillies debut on Opening Day since RHP Roy Halladay, 4/5/10 at WSH (W, 7.0 IP, ER) … Was only the 8th starting pitcher to make his Phillies debut on Opening Day since 1913  Snapped a 9-game losing streak vs AL opponents on 7/1 vs KC … Had been 0-9 in 15 starts from 8/12/14-6/15/16 … His team was 1-14 in those 15 games  Tossed at least 6.0 innings in a career-best 9 straight games, 6/10-7/25 (previous: 5 straight, several times) … Was tied for the longest streak by a Phillies pitcher this season (other: Nola, 4/22-6/5)  Had a 4-game winning streak, 7/20-8/20 (6 G) … The Phillies won all 6 games he started in that span  Tossed his second career complete-game shutout on 9/17 vs MIA (other: 5/13/11 vs BAL as a member of the Rays) … It was the third individual shutout by a Phillies pitcher this season

#30  DAVID HERNANDEZ  RHP

 Had a 10.0-inning scoreless streak, 4/23-5/12 (7 G) … Had 13 SO in that span to only 1 BB (intentional BB)  His save on 5/14 vs CIN was his 1st since 7/12/13 vs MIL  Averaged 9.91 SO/9.0 IP this season (80 SO, 72.2 IP), his highest SO per 9.0 IP average since a career-best 12.91 SO/9.0 IP mark in 2012 with ARI  Had a season-best 10.2-inning scoreless streak (10 G, 8/27-9/24)

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#53  FRANK HERRMANN  RHP

 Was a non-roster invitee to ML Spring Training but did not appear in a game due to a right forearm strain  Began the season on the 7-day DL at Lehigh Valley (AAA) before being activated on 5/21  2016 with LV: 6-1, 1.72 ERA (6 ER, 31.1 IP), 31 SO, 6 BB, .205 OPP AVG, 0.96 WHIP in 27 relief appearances  Had his contract selected from LV on 8/17  Had a 10.2-inning scoreless streak in the majors (9/14/12-8/18/16) … Allowed only 5 base runners (0.47 WHIP, BB, 4 H) during the streak  His appearance on 8/17 vs LAD was his first in the majors since 10/3/1 vs CWS (with CLE)  On 9/16 vs MIA, earned his first ML win since 8/31/11 vs OAK (with CLE)

#43  PHIL KLEIN  RHP

 Began the season in the Rangers organization; went 0-1, 5.19 ERA in 8 G with TEX before being DFA’d on 6/9  Was claimed off waivers by PHI from TEX on 6/19 and optioned to Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Went 5-1, 1.96 ERA (17 ER, 78.0 IP, 18 BB, 88 SO) in a combined 22 minor league games this season (11 GS)  Was recalled from LV on 8/3 and started that night’s game vs SF (ND, 5.0 IP, 4 ER) … Optioned back to LV following the game  Was named International League Pitcher of the Month for August (5 GS, 4-0, 1.06 ERA, 4 ER, 34.0 IP); Only the 2nd player in IronPigs history to earn the honor  In August, led the IL in WHIP (0.65; 18 H, 4 BB), opp. AVG (.154) and strikeouts (46; 12.18 SO/9.0 IP, 11.5 SO/BB)  Recalled from LV on 9/10 and was with PHI for remainder of season

#31  MICHAEL MARIOT  RHP

 Began the season on the 15-day DL (right ankle sprain) … Appeared in 3 rehab games with Clearwater (A) and 3 with Reading (AA)  Was activated on 5/18 and optioned to Lehigh Valley (AAA) the same day … 2016 with LV: 1-2, 2.23 ERA (8 ER, 32.1 IP), 24 SO, 13 BB, 0.90 WHIP, .150 OPP AVG  Was recalled from LV and made his Phillies debut on 8/3 … Became the 1,999th player to ever appear in a game for PHI … Was his 1st ML appearance since 9/22/15  Collected his 2nd career ML win 8/18 vs LAD, his first since 6/27/14 vs LAA  Notched his first career ML save on 9/20 vs CWS

#39   LHP

 Went to Major League Spring Training with PHI … 2-0, 2.00 ERA (2 ER, 9.0 IP) in 3 starts  Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  2016 with LV: 6-1, 3.04 ERA (17 ER, 50.1 IP), 52 SO, 10 BB in 8 games (7 GS)  Made 3 starts for LV before being recalled by the Phillies on 4/29  Named International League Pitcher of the Week, 8/1-7 (2-0, 2 ER, 14.2 IP, 17 SO)  Was recalled from LV on 8/14 through remainder of season  Left his start in the 4th inning on 8/14 with a left forearm contusion after being struck by a comeback liner  Had a 9-game losing streak, 5/15-8/31 (15 G, 13 GS) … It was the longest streak by a PHI SP in a single season since LHP Kyle Abbott, who lost 11 straight in 1992 (4/10-7/6) … It fell 3 games shy of tying the Phillies franchise record of 12 games, held by from 8/4-9/23/1940

#47  CHARLIE MORTON  RHP

 Held opponents to a .651 OPS and .242 AVG in 4 starts for the Phillies  Was placed on the 15-day DL with a left hamstring strain on 4/24  Transferred to the 60-day DL on 6/1 and missed the remainder of the season  Underwent successful surgery on 5/2 (Dr. Cohen)

#60  COLTON MURRAY  RHP

 Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  2016 with LV: 2-2, 2.95 ERA (12 ER, 36.2 IP), 36 SO, 15 BB in 27 G  Was recalled on 4/30 from LV  Had a 1.38 ERA (2 ER, 13.0 IP) in his first 10 games with PHI this season  Tossed a career-high 3.0 innings on 5/23 at DET  Optioned back to LV on 6/17  Was recalled from LV on 9/2 through remainder of season  Allowed 8 of his last 10 inherited runners to score after stranding 9 of his first 11 this season

#50  HECTOR NERIS  RHP

 NL Relief Rankings: 3rd in innings (80.1) … T-3rd in games (79) … 5th in SO (102)  His 102 strikeouts this season are the 2nd-most ever by a Phillies reliever (most: Dick Selma, 153 SO in 1970)  Is the 4th reliever in Phillies history to collect 100 SO in a season … Others: Dick Selma (153 in 1970), (100 in 1983) and (100 in 2014)  Posted a 2.0 bWAR this season, highest by a PHI reliever since Jonathan Papelbon (2.8) and Ken Giles (2.0) in 2014  Had a 1.94 ERA (17 ER, 79.0 IP) in 77 of his 79 appearances this season … Allowed 6 ER in 1.1 IP in his other two (5/30 vs WSH & 6/15 vs TOR)  Made his 1st Opening Day roster in 2016  Had a career-long 14.2-inning scoreless streak, 9/23/15-4/22/16 (13 G) … Also recorded a 9.2-inning scoreless streak, 5/9-29 (9 G)  Earned his 1st career save, 5/1 vs CLE  Had a 1.29 ERA (4 ER, 28.0 IP) and 0.71 WHIP (7 BB, 13 H) over his first 26 G this season (4/4-5/29)  His 46 appearances before the ASB were the most by a PHI reliever since 2004 (Cormier) and only 1 shy of ’s club record 47 in 1987  Had an 11.2-inning scoreless streak, 8/7-31; the longest by a PHI reliever this season  Struck out 102 of the 328 batters he faced (31.1% SO rate)

#27  AARON NOLA  RHP

 Through his first 25 career starts, posted a 3.12 ERA (54 ER, 155.2 IP), 1.09 WHIP and held opposing hitters to a .232/.276/.366 slash line (7/21/15-6/5/16)  At 22 years and 329 days old on 4/28 at WSH, became the youngest PHI SP since 1973 (, 22 years & 32 days, 7/1 at STL) to toss 7.0 or more scoreless innings while allowing 2 hits or fewer  His 0.85 WHIP was the lowest of any PHI SP through their first 7 starts of a season since Curt Schilling (0.84) in 1998  Had a career-best 23.0-inning scoreless streak, 4/22-5/8 … Was the longest by a Phillies SP since Cole Hamels (24.2 IP), 6/1-24/14  The 23.0-inning streak was tied for the longest in the National League this season (others: Arrieta, Fernandez & Teheran)  Went 7.0 innings or more and allowed 1 ER or none in 9 of his first 21 career starts … That is the most ever by a Phillies SP in their first 21 career games (next: Art Mahaffey, 8 G) … The last MLB pitcher to do so before Nola was (also 9 G)  Tossed 9 consecutive quality starts (4/22-6/5/16) … It was the longest streak by a PHI SP since Cole Hamels tossed 10 consecutive QS, 7/26-9/14/13  Was placed on the 15-day DL on 8/3 (retro to 7/29) with a right elbow strain … Was transferred to the 60-day DL on 8/17 and missed remainder of season

#61  EDUBRAY RAMOS  RHP

 Began the season with Reading (AA) … Collected 15 strikeouts to just 1 BB over his 11 appearances  Promoted to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 5/6  Had a 17.2-inning scoreless streak, 5/2-6/5 (2.0 IP with REA followed by 15.2 IP with LV  2016 with REA: 1-1, 7 SV, 2.40 ERA (4 ER, 15.0 IP) in 11 G … 2016 with LV: 1-0, 3 SV, 0.38 ERA (1 ER, 23.2 IP) in 15 G  2016 minors combined: 2-1, 10 SV, 1.16 ERA (5 ER, 38.2 IP), 0.72 WHIP (4 BB, 24 H), and 41 SO in 26 G  Was recalled from LV on 6/24 and made his ML debut that night at SF (0.1 IP)  At the time of his recall was leading all Phillies minor leaguers (min. 35.0 IP) in ERA, WHIP and SO/BB ratio (10.25)  Stranded 82.3% of the runners he inherited this season (14 of 17)  Ranked T-8th among all ML relievers in appearances (42) after making his ML debut on 6/24  Struck out 25.0% (40 SO, 160 BF) of the batters he has faced with PHI  Collected his first ML win, 7/16 vs NYM

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#63  JOELY RODRIGUEZ  LHP

 Began the season and spent a majority of the year with Reading (AA); also appeared in games for Clearwater (A) and Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Went 7-0, 2.35 ERA (20 ER, 76.2 IP) in 53 appearances combined this season between the three levels  Held LHH to a .195 AVG (17-87) between all three levels  Had his contract selected on 9/10 from LV  Made his ML debut, 9/11 at WSH (0.1 IP, 1 IR/0 scored)  Had allowed just one hit to 18 batters faced (1-15, .067) over seven scoreless appearances (5.1 IP) to begin his career

#62  PATRICK SCHUSTER  LHP

 Claimed off waivers by the Phillies on 8/12 from OAK before being optioned to Lehigh Valley (AAA) the same day  2016 with LV: 0-0, 1.50 ERA (1 ER, 6.0 IP) in 6 G  Was recalled from LV on 9/2  Made his Phillies debut on 9/7 at MIA (0.2 IP, R, ER, BB)

#44  JAKE THOMPSON  RHP

 Became the 2,000th player to ever appear in a game for the Phillies when he made his Major League debut, 8/6 at San Diego  Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Had his contract selected from LV on 8/6 … Went 11-5, 2.50 ERA (36 ER, 129.2 IP) in 21 starts for LV this season  Ranked 4th in WHIP (1.10) and 5th in ERA (2.50) in the International League at the time of his promotion  Picked up his first ML win, 8/12 vs COL (5.0 IP, 2 H, 3 R, 6 SO)  Posted a 3.41 ERA (13 ER, 34.1 IP) over his final 6 starts (8/29-9/25) … Had a 9.78 ERA over his first 4 career ML starts (8/6-23)  Collected the win in consecutive games, 9/14 vs PIT & 9/20 vs CWS

#28  VINCE VELASQUEZ  RHP

 Made his first Opening Day roster  The 9 SO in his Phillies debut were the most by a pitcher making his PHI debut (not ML debut) since Roy Halladay also had 9 SO in his 1st start for PHI, 4/5/10 at WSH  His streak of 15.0 consecutive scoreless innings to begin his PHI career was the longest by a Phillies SP since , (19.0 IP) in 1980 … The franchise record is 25.0-innings, RHP George McQuillan in 1907  4/14 vs San Diego: CG, SHO, 9.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 16 SO o His 16 SO were the 3rd-most in a single game in Phillies history (Chris Short, 10/2/65 at NYM, 18 SO in 15.0 IP), and the second-most in a 9.0 inning game (Mahaffey, 4/23/61 vs CHI, 17 SO) o His Game Score of 97 was the 3rd-highest by a PHI SP since 1973, trailing Hamels (no-hitter, 7/25/15 vs CHI) and Halladay (perfect game, 5/29/10 at FLA) o Became the 4th ML pitcher since 1893 to throw a CG SHO with 0 BB, 16 or more SO and 3 H or fewer (others: Kerry Wood, 5/6/98 vs HOU, Roger Clemens, 8/25/98 vs KC & Max Scherzer, 10/3/15 at NYM o 3rd pitcher in ML history aged 23 or younger to throw a CG SHO with 0 walks and 16 or more SO (others: Doc Gooden, 9/12/84 vs PIT & Kerry Wood, 5/6/98 vs HOU) o Only the 8th pitcher since 1988 (first year of pitch count data) to strike out 16 or more batters on 113 pitches or fewer … Only the 3rd to do so in a 9.0 inning game  His 25 strikeouts through his first 2 career starts with PHI were the most by any PHI SP in the modern era (previous: Bunning, 20 SO, 4/15-24/64)  Averaged 10.44 SO/9.0 IP this season and became only the second Phillies SP ever to make at least 20 starts and finish the season with a SO/9.0 IP average above 10.00 (Schilling, 1997 & 98)  The Phillies went 10-5 over his first 15 starts (4/9-7/8), and provided him with 4.58 runs of support per 9.0 IP … Over his final 9 starts, the Phils went 1-8 (2.75 RSA)

OTHER PITCHERS WHO APPEARED WITH THE PHILLIES…

#59  ELVIS ARAUJO  LHP

 Shuttled between Lehigh Valley (AAA) and Philadelphia all year  Averaged 9.55 SO/9.0 IP (29 SO, 27.1 IP) with the Phillies  Allowed 3 HR on 6/17 vs ARI after allowing only 2 HR in his first 64 career relief appearances (54.2 IP, 0.33 HR/9.0 IP)  2016 with LV: 1-0, 2.18 ERA (5 ER, 20.2 IP), 6 BB, 19 SO in 18 games

#38  ANDREW BAILEY  RHP

 Was a non-roster invitee to Major League Spring Training  Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Had his contract selected on 4/20  Was 3-0, 2.30 ERA (4 ER, 15.2 IP) with a 0.96 WHIP (7 BB, 8 H) over his first 16 appearances for the Phillies  Was on the 15-day DL (left hamstring strain), 6/23-7/7 … Included a rehab assignment at LV, 7/6-7  Designated for assignment on 8/2 and granted his release on 8/6

#94  DALIER HINOJOSA  RHP

 Made his first Opening Day roster  Had a 1.69 ERA (2 ER, 10.2 IP) over 9 appearances after allowing 2 ER in 0.1 IP in his season debut, 4/6 at CIN  Was placed on the 15-day DL (right hand contusion) on 4/30 (retroactive to 4/29); included a rehab assignment to Clearwater (A) and Lehigh Valley (AAA), 6/20-7/1  Activated on 7/3 and optioned to LV  2016 with LV: 1-3, SV, 2.96 ERA (8 ER, 24.1 IP), 23 SO, 14 BB in 22 G

#34  BRETT OBERHOLTZER  LHP

 Began the season with Philadelphia  Collected his first career save, 6/29 at ARI  Went 2-2, SV, 4.83 ERA (27 ER, 50.1 IP) in 26 relief appearances for the Phillies  Posted a 2.97 ERA (12 ER, 36.1 IP) over his final 21 games for PHI  Designated for assignment on 8/6 and claimed off waivers by LAA on 8/9

#40  JAMES RUSSELL  LHP

 Was a non-roster invitee to Major League Spring Training: 0-0, 2.70 ERA (2 ER, 6.2 IP) in 7 G (1 GS)  Made the Phillies Opening Day roster and appeared in 7 games before being designated for assignment on 4/20 and outrighted to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 4/22  Held LHH to a .176 AVG at LV

#53  DANIEL STUMPF  LHP

 Selected from KC in , 12/10/15  Made his 1st Opening Day roster … Had never pitched above double-A prior to this season  Received an 80-game suspension on 4/14 in violation of MLB’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program  Made 5 straight scoreless appearances, 4/8-7/19 (3.0 IP)  Was reinstated on 7/10 and designated for assignment on 7/22  Returned to KC on 7/25 2016 POSTSEASON NOTES HITTING NOTES PAGE 6

#38  JORGE ALFARO  C

 Began the season with Reading (AA)  Was selected as an midseason All-Star, Phillies Minor League Defender of the Month for July and Phillies Minor League Player of the Week, 4/7-17  With REA: .285 (115-404), 21 2B, 2 3B, 15 HR, 67 RBI, 22 BB, 105 SO, 3 SB, 2 CS, 68 R, .458 SLG % in 97 games  Threw out 44.0 % of attempted base stealers (33 of 75), which was the 2nd-best percentage in the EL  Tallied the most total chances at in the EL (813) and made only 6 errors (.993 fielding %)  Went 4-for-5, 2 HR, 3 RBI, 3 R in Game 3 of the EL semifinals, 9/9 vs Trenton  Was recalled from REA on 8/26 and spent one day with the club following the trade of … Recalled again on 9/11 and spent remainder of season with PHI  Collected his 1st ML hit, 9/12 vs PIT, as a in his 1st ML at-bat (Jared Hughes)  Made his 1st ML start at catcher, 9/13 vs PIT  Made 4 ML starts, all at catcher  Prior to the 2016 season, was named the 5th-best prospect in the Phillies system by

#23  AARON ALTHERR  OF

 Missed the first 103 games following left wrist surgery in March, was activated from the 60-day DL on 7/28  Played in 13 rehab games with Lehigh Valley (AAA), Reading (AA), Clearwater (A) and the Gulf Coast Phillies (R): .341 (14-41), 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI, 7 BB, 8 SO, 2 SB, 10 R  On 7/28 at ATL, went 3-4, HR, 2 RBI, becoming the 4th Phillie since 2010 to have 3 H, HR, & 2 RBI in his 1st game of the season (last: Asche, 3/31/14) at TEX  Tied his single-game career high with 5 RBI on 8/2 vs SF  Made 54 starts: 35 in RF, 12 in LF and 7 in CF… Appeared in LF and RF in 3 other games

#25  CODY ASCHE  OF

 Spent the first 53 games of the season on the 15-day DL with a right oblique strain; was activated on 6/2  Played in a combined 15 rehab games with Clearwater (A), Reading (AA) and Lehigh Valley (AAA): .169 (10-59), 2B, 4 HR, 8 RBI, 10 R, 4 BB, 19 SO  Optioned to LV on 8/12  With LV: .302 (26-86), 6 2B, 4 HR, 11 RBI, 10 BB, 14 R, .512 SLG % in 23 games  Was recalled on 9/11 and spent the remainder of the season with Philadelphia  Made 54 starts for the Phillies, all in LF  Was 2-for-14 (.143) as a pinch hitter

#4  ANDRES BLANCO  INF

 Made his 4th career Opening Day roster (2010-11; 2015) and second straight with the Phillies  His 1st of the season was a steal of home on 5/25 at DET  Was on the 15-day DL, 7/25-9/1 (fractured left index finger)  20 of his 49 hits were for extra bases (40.8%; 15 2B, 3B, 4 HR)  Batted .349 (15-43) with RISP, which was the highest on the team by 63 points (min. 40 AB with RISP)  As a pinch hitter, batted .161 (5-31), 2 2B, 2 HBP, 3 RBI  Made 36 starts: 15 at 3rd base, 13 at 2nd base, 7 at SS and 1 at 1st base

#17  PETER BOURJOS  OF

 NL Rankings: T-8th in triples (7)  Posted a .995 fielding % (1 E, 188 TC), 6th-best among all ML outfielders  Collected an infield walk-off single, 4/20 vs NYM  From 6/12 to 7/7 (24 G), batted .447 (34-76), 2 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR, raising his season average from .192 to .278.  Reached base safely in a then team-best 22 straight games, 6/17-7/16 (.447 OBP)  Batted .463 (25-54) during a career-best and team-best 14-game , 6/21-7/5  Went on the 15-day DL on 7/28 (right shoulder sprain) … Activated 8/12 following a 5-game rehab assignment with Lehigh Valley (AAA) - .278 (5-18), HR, 2 RBI  In his final 46 road games, had a .301 AVG (46-153), 9 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR, 15 RBI, 19 R  Made 97 starts: 92 in RF & 5 in CF  Reached base via an 7 times this season, which was tied for 4th-most among all NL players

#15  EMMANUEL BURRISS  INF/OF

 Made his 1st Opening Day roster since 2012 (SF)  Was outrighted to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 6/4  Had his contract selected from LV (AAA) on 8/19  With LV: .263 (46-175), 6 2B, 3B, 13 RBI, 9 BB, 25 SO, 6 SB, CS, 21 R in 50 games  Made 5 starts for the Phillies: 3 at 2nd base and 2 in LF… Also appeared at 1st base (1 G) and shortstop (1 G)  Was just the 4th player in franchise history to have at least 50 plate appearances in a season and not record an RBI (last: Alan Bannister, 1975)  Batted .091 (2-22), 3B, BB, HBP as a pinch hitter

#34  A.J. ELLIS  C

 Began the season with LAD  Started 42 games at catcher for the Dodgers and appeared in another 4  Was acquired by the Phillies on 8/25 (along with RHP Tommy Bergjans & OF Joey Curletta) in exchange for C Carlos Ruiz and cash  On 9/17 vs MIA (Hellickson), caught his 7th shutout of the season and 53rd in his career  Threw out 7 of 37 potential base stealers (18.9%)  His 3.38 catcher’s ERA was the fourth-best in the majors among with at least 50 games caught

#7  MAIKEL FRANCO  3B

 NL Rankings: T-9th in game-winning RBI (13)  Was the first Phillies 3rd baseman to hit 25 HR in a season since Scott Rolen in 2001 (25)  Led the team in RBI (88) & SLG % (.427) and tied for the team lead in HR (25) & XBH (49)  Had his 2nd career multi-HR game, 4/22 at MIL (other: 6/22/15 at NYY)  Homered in 4 straight games (7/3-6), becoming the first Phillie to do so since 2012 (Ryan Howard)  Batted .306 (30-98), 5 2B, 3 HR, 16 RBI in his final 26 games of the season  The Phillies went 16-8 (.667) when he homered

#13  FREDDY GALVIS  SS

 NL Rankings: T-5th in games (158) … T-7th in sacrifices (8)  Joined Jimmy Rollins as the only shortstops in Phillies history with at least 20 2B & 20 HR in a single season (Rollins did it 4 times)  Led all NL shortstops in starts (153) & fielding % (.987) and ranked 2nd in innings (1,350.0)  Played 44 consecutive games without an error, 4/9-5/28, and 51 consecutive games (50 GS) without an error, 7/22-9/17  Tied his career high with 2 doubles, 7/22 at PIT (3x, previous: 5/24/16 at DET)  Had a career-high 5 RBI, 6/23 at MIN  Posted the highest SLG % among all ML shortstops from 8/9-end of season (.518, 11 HR, 26 RBI)  Established career highs in games (158), doubles (26), HR (20), XBH (49), total bases (233), RBI (67) and SB (17)

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#2  TYLER GOEDDEL  OF

 NL Rookie Rankings: T-1st in OF assists (5) … T-7th in triples (3)  Was the 1st player selected in the 2015 Rule 5 Draft and made his 1st career Opening Day roster (had never previously played above double-A)  Made his ML debut on 4/6 at CIN in a start in LF  Singled for his 1st ML hit, 4/12 vs SD (Erlin)  Collected his 1st ML RBI and had his 1st multi-hit game, 4/23 at MIL  Slugged his 1st ML home run, 5/18 vs MIA (Urena)  Batted .316 (24-76) over 24 games from 4/23-5/2  Left the game on 9/21 vs CWS after getting hit in the helmet by a pitch; was subsequently diagnosed with a concussion and did not play for the remainder of season  Made 56 starts this season: 49 in LF and 7 in RF

#16  CESAR HERNANDEZ  2B

 NL Rankings: 1st in infield hits (34) & hits (15) … T-1st in triples (11) … 4th in singles (130) … T-8th in 4-hit games (3)  Made his 3rd consecutive Opening Day roster  Had the 6th-highest OBP among all qualifying ML players in the second half of the season (.413)  From 6/13 to the end of the season, batted .324 (111-343), 9 2B, 7 3B, 5 HR, 25 RBI, 52 BB, 14 SB, .415 OBP in 95 games  Tied his career high with 4 hits three times: 6/23 at MIN, 6/29 at ARI and 8/2 vs SF  Reached base safely in a career-high and team-best 29 straight games (.430 OBP), 8/24-9/25 … Reached base safely in 24 straight starts, 7/23-8/20 (.474 OBP)  Led the team in average (.294), OBP (.371), walks (66), singles and triples  Established career highs in games (155), at-bats (547), runs (67), hits (161), triples, home runs (6), RBI (39), walks, AVG, OBP and SLG % (.393)  Had the 5th-best road AVG (.327) in the NL with 11 of his 14 doubles, two of his three 4-hit games and 25 of his 39 RBI; had a .424 SLG % on the road vs .361 at home  His 15 bunt hits were the most by a Phillie in one season since 1975, when also had 15  His 66 walks were the most by a Phillie in one season since Ryan Howard in 2014 (67)

#37  ODUBEL HERRERA  CF

 NL Rankings: T-3rd in games (159) … 4th in OF assists (11) … T-4th in infield hits (27) … 5th in singles (125) … T-8th in 4-hit games (3)  Led the team in games (159), hits (167), runs (87) & SB (25)  Was named to and played in his 1st career All-Star game (0-1), becoming the first Phillies everyday center fielder to be selected since in 2011  Among NL center fielders, ranked 1st in games (155), 2nd in hits (164), runs (84) & OF assists (11), 3rd in walks (63), total bases (242), & OBP (.360), T-3rd in SB (24) and 4th in AVG (.285)  Was the Phillies’ nominee for the 2016 Award, marking his second straight nomination  Was the first Phillie to have at least 15 HR and 25 infield hits since Chase Utley in 2006 (32 HR, 25 infield hits)  Made his second career Opening Day Roster (2015)  Reached base safely in a career-best 21 straight games, 4/8-30 (.495 OBP)  Had 2 separate hitting streaks of at least 10 games (11 G, 4/8-30 & 10 G, 5/2-12)  Walked in 7 straight games, 4/14-20, which was the longest streak by a Phillie since in 2012 (7 games)  Batted safely in 20 straight road games, 4/8-5/23 (.403, 2B, 3B, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 17 R) and reached base safely in 24 straight (4/8-5/28)  Became the first Phillie since 1900 to score 4 runs, hit a HR and collect 2 SB or more, 4/23 at MIL  Maintained a .300 or better AVG and a .400 or better OBP for 47 straight games (4/29-6/19), which was the longest streak by a Phillie since 2007, when Chase Utley did it for 49 straight games (7/4-9/30)  Was successful in his final 13 stolen base attempts of the season (since 7/23)  Herrera’s 4.2 bWAR was the best by a Phillies since Shane Victorino in 2011 (5.4)  Batted .200 (12-60) with RISP from 7/6-end of season, dropping his season AVG with RISP from .370 to .277

#6  RYAN HOWARD  1B

 NL Rankings: T-1st in grand slams (2)  Finished the season T-67th in MLB history in HR (382, Jim Rice and Frank Howard)  Finished the season with the following all-time Phillies rankings: 1st in grand slams (15), 2nd in HR (382) & *RBI (1,194), 3rd in XBH (680), 5th in total bases (2,940), 7th in walks (709) & games (1,572) and 10th in doubles (277)  Made his 10th career Opening Day start for the Phillies (2006-11, 2013-16)  His walk-off HR on 4/29 vs CLE was the 6th of his career, T-2nd for most in Phillies history with (Hall of Famer is 1st with 10)  Hit his 11th HR of the season, 6/23 at MIN, giving him 12 straight years with 11 or more HR  After playing in U.S. Cellular Field on 8/24 for the 1st time, has played in all current parks and 34 total  Hit his 20th HR on 8/30, giving him 10 career 20-HR seasons, trailing only Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt (14) for most in Phillies history  His on 9/27 at ATL was his 2nd of the season (other: 8/12 vs COL) and the 15th of his career, extending his franchise lead  After the All-Star break, batted .262 (34-130), 6 2B, 13 HR, 32 RBI, .608 SLG %, .932 OPS  His .608 SLG % after the All-Star Break was the 4th-best in the NL (min. 140 PA), trailing only Joey Votto (.668), Freddie Freeman (.634) and Charlie Blackmon (.615)  Hit 17 HR in his last 50 starts, including 8 HR in his last 17 home starts (7/21-end of season)  Hit his 25th HR on 10/1 vs NYM, his highest total since 2011 (33); it was his 7th career season with 25 or more HR  Averaged one HR every 13.24 at-bats (25 HR/331 AB), his best ratio since 2008 (1 HR every 12.71 AB)  35 of his 65 hits in 2016 went for extra bases (53.8%; 10 2B, 25 HR), including 31 of his last 52 hits (59.6%)  The Phillies were 13-12 (.520) this season when he homered  Made 81 starts at 1st base this season, but only 45 from 5/31-end of season … Also started 9 games as the DH  As a pinch hitter, batted .211 (4-19), 2 2B, 3 RBI, 2 BB

*RBI total since 1920 when it became an official statistic

#19  TOMMY JOSEPH  1B

 NL Rookie Rankings: T-1st in SF (6) … 3rd in HR (21) … 6th in RBI (47), XBH (36), total bases (159), SLG % (.505) & multi-hit games (24) … 7th in hits (81) & games (107) … T-7th in doubles (15) … 8th in runs (47) … T-9th in AVG (.257)  Began season with Lehigh Valley (AAA); did not attend ML spring training as either a 40-man roster member or non-roster invitee  With LV: .347 (33-95), 7 2B, 6 HR, 17 RBI, 4 BB, .370 OBP, .611 SLG % in 27 games  Had his contract selected on 5/13 and made his ML debut that night in a start vs CIN (0-2, BB, R)  At the time of his promotion, was ranked 1st in in the International League in AVG (.347) & OPS (.981), 2nd in SLG % (.611), 5th in XBH (13) & total bases (58), T-5th in HR (6) and T-9th in RBI (17)  Singled for his 1st ML hit, 5/16 vs MIA (Conley) and slugged his 1st ML home run, 5/17 vs MIA (Chen)  Hit his first career pinch-hit HR, 7/8 at COL (McGee)  Went 4-for-4, 2B, HR, 3 R on 7/9 at COL, becoming the first Phillies rookie 1st baseman with 4 or more hits in a game since 2005 (Ryan Howard, 8/3/05 at SF)  Recorded his first multi-HR game on 6/10 at WSH  Slugged 12 HR through his first 48 games, which was the fastest to start a career in Phillies history (previous record: 51 games by )  On 7/25 at MIA, became the 1st ML rookie in 2016 and first PHI rookie since 2003 () with a GW RBI in the 8th inning or later of a 0-0 game  His 21 HR were tied with Scott Rolen (21 in 1997) for 2nd-most by a Phillies rookie over the past 45 seasons (1972-2016) behind only Ryan Howard (22 in 2005)  Overall, finished T-4th for most HR ever by a rookie in Phillies history, trailing only Willie Montanez (30 in 1971), Dick Allen (29 in 1964) and Howard

#41  JIMMY PAREDES  INF/OF

 Began the season on BAL’s 15-day DL (left-wrist sprain)  Appeared in 19 rehab games between Bowie (AA), Frederick (A) and Norfolk (AAA): .309 (21-68), 5 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI, 6 BB, 3 SB, 11 R, .377 OBP  Was claimed off waivers by TOR on 5/16; went 4-for-15 (.267) in 7 games before being designated for assignment on 5/30  Acquired from TOR on 6/1 in exchange for cash considerations  Slugged his 1st career pinch-hit HR, 8/6 at SD (9th inning off Brandon Maurer)  Made 25 starts since with the Phillies: 15 in RF and 10 in LF  Batted .244 (10-41), 2B, HR, 6 RBI, 2 BB as a pinch hitter

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#24  ROMAN QUINN  OF

 Began the season with Reading (AA)  Was placed on the 7-day DL on 6/16 (retroactive to 6/15) with a strained left oblique  Was activated from the DL on 8/4 after batting .500 (11-22) with 2 2B and 5 SB in 6 rehab games with the Gulf Coast League Phillies (R)  Landed on the 7-day DL from 8/28-9/5 after being hit in the head with a throw  With REA: .287 (82-286), 14 2B, 6 3B, 6 HR, 25 RBI, 30 BB, 31 SB, 8 CS, 58 R, .361 OBP, .441 SLG % in 71 games  Finished 6th in the Eastern League in stolen bases, despite playing in only 71 games with REA  Hit .294 (5-17), 2 EBI, BB, 3 SB, 5 R in 4 EL playoff games, 9/7-10  Was recalled from REA on 9/11 and made his ML debut that night in a start in CF at WSH (0-3)  Collected his 1st ML hit (2B), RBI, double and multi-hit game on 9/12 vs PIT; becoming the only PHI rookie OF ever to have at least 2 2B, 2 RBI and a SB in a game  Left the game on 9/27 at ATL with a strained left oblique and did not play for the remainder of the season  Made 14 starts with the Phillies: 8 in LF and 3 each in CF and RF  Prior to the 2016 season, was named the 9th-best prospect in the Phillies system by Baseball America

#18  DARIN RUF  1B/OF

 Made the Phillies Opening Day roster and began season with the team, batting .158 (9-57) in 31 games before being optioned to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 5/13  Was named Phillies Minor League Player of the Week from 8/15-21  Had a 16-game hitting streak for LV, 8/15-30 (.397, 25-63, 4 2B, 5 HR, 15 RBI)  With LV: .294 (103-350), 18 2B, 2 3B, 20 HR, 65 RBI, 29 BB, 78 SO, .356 OBP, .529 SLG %, .885 OPS in 95 games  Led the International League in SLG % (.529), and at the time of his recall also led in OPS (.885), ranked 5th in HR (20) and T-8th in RBI (65)  Recalled from LV on 9/2  Hit pinch-hit home runs on 9/23 at NYM and 10/1 vs NYM, accounting for 2 of his 4 pinch hits all season (4-23, .174)

#29   C

 Made his 2nd career Opening Day roster (2015)  Recorded his 1st career stolen base, 4/22 at MIL  Batted .339 (21-62) with RISP from 5/12-end of season after starting the season 1-for-15 in those situations  Collected single-game career high in hits (4), 7/10 at COL  Tied his career high with 4 RBI, 7/10 at COL and 8/6 at SD  Among NL catchers, ranked 2nd in go-ahead RBI (18), T-2nd in game-winning RBI (10), 3rd in HR (16) & SLG % (.448) and 4th in doubles (26) & XBH (43)  Was just the 3rd Phillies catcher in the last 20 seasons (1997-current) to hit 15 or more HR in a single season (others: , 5x and Carlos Ruiz)  Established career highs in hits (98), runs (36), doubles (26), HR (16), XBH (43), total bases (174), RBI (54) and SB (1)  Hit safely in 68 of his career-high 104 starts (65.4%)  43 of his 98 hits went for extra bases (43.9%)  Caught 13 runners in 58 SB attempts (22.4%), including 4 of his last 10

OTHER POSITION PLAYERS WHO APPEARED WITH THE PHILLIES…

#21  TAYLOR FEATHERSTON  INF

 Acquired from LAA on 2/10 for a or cash considerations  Began season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Had a 13-game hitting streak, 4/12-23 (.438, 21-48)  Was recalled from LV on 7/25 (Blanco to DL) and made his Phillies and NL debut as a PH on 7/26 at MIA (0-1, SO)  Batted .115 (3-26) over 19 games before being optioned to LV on 8/19 for the remainder of the season  With LV: .254 (102-402), 23 2B, 4 3B, 13 HR, 37 RBI, 25 BB, 6 SB in 99 games

#21  CEDRIC HUNTER  OF

 Made his 2nd career Opening Day roster  Made his 1st ML start on Opening Day, having played defensively in only 2 ML games before that (both in CF)  Slugged his 1st ML home run, 4/6 at CIN (Stephenson); was his 2nd ML hit, which came 5 years and 2 days after getting his 1st ML hit (single, 4/5/11 vs SF)  Optioned to Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 4/18 for the remainder of the season  Hit 2 HR on 7/26 vs SYR  With LV: .294 (97-330), 16 2B, 10 HR, 53 RBI, 15 BB, 6 SB, 3 CS, 33 R, .433 SLG %

#3  DAVID LOUGH  OF

 Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)  Had his contract selected on 4/18  Made 17 starts with the Phillies: 9 in LF & 8 in RF  Was 2-7 (.286) 3B, BB as a pinch hitter  Designated for assignment on 6/2 and outrighted to LV on 6/7  Was on the 7-day DL, 7/6-15 (left groin strain)  With LV: .270 (34-126), 7 2B, 3B, HR, 9 RBI, 11 BB, 2 SB, 17 R, .331 OBP  Was released on 8/22 and signed as a free agent by MIA to a minor league contract on 8/23

#51  CARLOS RUIZ  C

 Made his 9th career Opening Day start for the Phillies (2008-12, 2014-16)  Finished the season ranked 4th in Phillies history with 1,029 games caught  Caught 12 of 30 (40.0%) attempted base stealers with PHI  In his last 26 games as a Phillie, batted .298 (25-84), 3 2B, 5 RBI, 16 BB, .433 OBP, raising his AVG from .222 to .261  On 8/23 at CWS, played in his 33rd different ballpark and the 30th of the 30 current ballparks … It was also his first career start at DH  Was traded to LAD with cash on 8/25 in exchange for C A.J. Ellis, RHP Tommy Bergjans and a player to be named later (OF Joey Curletta)

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TEAM BATTING STARTS BY POSITION PHILLIES OPPONENTS C Rupp – 104; Ruiz – 46; Ellis – 8; Alfaro – 4 13 – 8/2 vs SF ...... Most Runs, Game ...... 17 – 9/25 at NYM 1B Howard – 81; Joseph – 74; Ruf – 6; Blanco – 1 7 – 7/4 vs ATL (2nd) ...... Most Runs, Inning ... 8 – 3x, last: 9/15 vs PIT (9th) 2B Hernandez – 143; Blanco – 13; Featherston – 3; Burriss – 3 17 – 2x, last: 9/24 at NYM ...... Most Hits, Game ...... 17 – 6/16 vs TOR SS Galvis – 153; Blanco – 7; Hernandez – 2 7 – 8/7 at SD (4th) ...... Most Hits, Inning ... 7 – 2x, last: 9/15 vs PIT (9th) 3B Franco – 147; Blanco – 15 5 – 2x, last: 8/6 at SD ...... Most Doubles, Game ...... 6 – 6/26 at SF LF Asche – 54; Goeddel – 49; Altherr – 12; Ruf – 11; Paredes – 10; Lough – 9; Quinn – 8; Hunter – 7; Burriss – 2 2 – 3x, last: 6/24 at SF ...... Most Triples, Game ...... 2 – multiple games CF Herrera – 147; Altherr – 7; Bourjos – 5; Quinn – 3 4 – 2x, last: 7/5 vs ATL ...... Most Home Runs, Game ..... 6 – 2x, last: 6/17 vs ARI RF Bourjos – 92; Altherr – 35; Paredes – 15; Lough – 8; Goeddel – 7; Quinn – 3;

8 – 7/4 vs ATL ...... Most Extra-Base Hits ...... 9 – 2x, last: 9/15 vs PIT Hunter – 2

5 – 7/23 at PIT ...... Most Stolen Bases ...... 3 – 4/30 vs CLE P Eickhoff – 33; Hellickson – 32; Velasquez – 24; Morgan – 21; Nola – 20; Eflin – 11; 2 – 2x, last: 6/29 at ARI ...... Most Sacrifice Flies ...... 2 – multiple games Thompson – 10; Asher – 5; Morton – 4; Klein – 2 2 – multiple games ...... Most Sacrifice Hits ...... 2 – multiple games DH Howard – 9; Ruiz – 1 8 – 2x, last: 9/12 vs PIT ...... Most Walks ...... 9 – 9/25 at NYM 18 – 2x, last: 9/16 vs MIA ...... Most Strikeouts ...... 18 – 4/29 vs CLE STARTS BY 16 – 5/15 vs CIN ...... Most Left on Base ...... 15 – 9/16 vs MIA 1 Herrera – 76; Hernandez – 68; Galvis – 8; Bourjos – 6; Asche – 1; Blanco – 1; Burriss – 1; Lough – 1 INDIVIDUAL BATTING 2 Galvis – 41; Herrera – 38; Hernandez – 25; Bourjos – 19; Quinn – 14; Altherr – 12; Most Runs, Game ...... 4 – Herrera, 4/23 at MIL Blanco – 8; Paredes – 2; Asche – 1; Franco – 1; Goeddel – 1 Most Hits, Game ...... 4 – multiple players 3 Franco – 94; Herrera – 23; Blanco – 18; Asche – 10; Altherr – 7; Joseph – 7; Most Doubles, Game ...... 3 – Franco, 9/3 vs ATL Galvis – 2; Paredes – 1 Most Triples, Game ...... 1 – multiple players 4 Howard – 59; Joseph – 48; Franco – 42; Rupp – 6; Ruf – 4; Ruiz – 2; Blanco – 1 5 Rupp – 54; Howard – 28; Ruiz – 22; Joseph – 14; Altherr – 9; Franco – 8; Most Home Runs, Game ...... 2 – 2x, last: Joseph, 6/10 at WSH Galvis – 7; Asche – 6; Ruf – 6; Paredes – 5; Blanco – 3 Most Extra-Base Hits, Game ...... 3 – 2x, last: Franco, 9/3 vs ATL 6 Rupp – 38; Galvis – 30; Ruiz – 17; Asche – 15; Hernandez – 10; Herrera – 7;

Most RBI, Game ...... 5 – 3x, last: Howard, 8/13 vs COL Paredes – 7; Goeddel – 6; Ruf – 6; Joseph – 5; Altherr – 4; Lough – 4; Howard – 3;

Most Walks, Game ...... 3 – multiple players Hunter – 3; Blanco – 2; Ellis – 2; Franco – 2; Ellis – 1 Most Sacrifice Flies, Game ...... 1 – multiple players 7 Galvis – 41; Goeddel – 29; Asche – 16; Hernandez – 13; Bourjos – 11; Altherr – 10; Most Sacrifice Hits, Game ...... 2 – 2x, last: Jake Thompson, 8/29 vs WSH Lough – 9; Paredes – 6; Hunter – 5; Rupp – 4; Ruiz – 4; Blanco – 3; Ellis – 3; Most Hit-By-Pitch, Game ...... 2 – 2x, last: Quinn, 9/21 vs CWS Herrera – 3; Featherston – 2; Alfaro – 1; Burriss – 1; Ruf – 1 Most Stolen Bases, Game ...... 2 – multiple players 8 Hernandez – 26; Galvis – 24; Bourjos – 23; Goeddel – 19; Altherr – 12; Most Caught Stealing, Game ...... 1 – multiple players Hellickson – 8; Morgan – 7; Nola – 7; Eickhoff – 6; Velasquez – 6; Asche – 5; Longest Hit Streak ...... 14 G – Bourjos, 6/21-7/5 Paredes – 4; Alfaro – 3; Burriss – 2; Ellis – 2; Ruiz – 2; Rupp – 2; Featherston – 1; Longest HR Streak ...... 4 – Franco, 7/3-6 Hunter – 1; Lough – 1; Morton – 1 Longest On-Base Streak ...... 29 G – Hernandez, 8/24-9/24 9 Bourjos – 38; Eickhoff – 24; Hellickson – 23; Velasquez – 17; Morgan – 13; Longest RBI Streak ...... 6 – Franco, 7/1-6 Nola – 11; Eflin – 10; Thompson – 9; Asher – 5; Hernandez – 3; Morton – 3; Klein – 2; Lough – 2; Burriss – 1; Goeddel – 1 Longest Run Scored Streak ...... 7 G – Herrera, 9/15-22 Longest Walk Streak ...... 7 G – Herrera, 4/14-20 PHILLIES ON DISABLED LIST (13 stints) Longest Stolen Base Streak ...... 13 – Herrera, 7/23-9/23 Player Injury Date On Retro Date Off Hit for the Cycle ...... N/A Aaron Altherr Left wrist surgery 4/2 3/25 7/28 Steal of Home ...... Blanco – 5/25 at DET (2nd inn.) Cody Asche Right oblique strain 4/2 3/25 6/2 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Matt Harrison Back/disc surgery 4/2 3/25 10/3 Mario Hollands Tommy John surgery 4/2 3/25 6/2 Most Innings, Game, Starter ...... 9.0 – 4x, last: Hellickson, 9/17 vs MIA Michael Mariot Right ankle strain 4/2 3/25 5/18 Most Innings, Game, Reliever ...... 4.0 – Oberholtzer, 2x, last: 6/8 vs CHI Charlie Morton Strained left hamstring 4/24 N/A 10/3 Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter ...... 16 – Velasquez, 4/14 vs SD Dalier Hinojosa Right hand contusion 4/30 4/29 7/3 Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever ...... 6 – Neris, 4/20 vs NYM Vince Velasquez Right biceps strain 6/10 6/9 6/27 Most Walks, Game, Starter ...... 4 – multiple pitchers Andrew Bailey Left hamstring strain 6/24 6/23 7/8 Most Walks, Game, Reliever ...... 3 – multiple pitchers Andres Blanco Fractured left index finger 7/25 N/A 9/2 Most Home Runs Allowed, Game ...... 4 – Eickhoff, 9/15 vs PIT Peter Bourjos Right shoulder sprain 7/28 7/27 8/12 Most Complete Games ...... 2 – Eflin, 7/5 vs ATL & 7/22 at PIT Aaron Nola Right elbow inflammation 8/3 7/29 10/3 Most ...... 1 – 3x, last: Hellickson, 9/17 vs MIA Zach Eflin Patellar tendinopathy in knees 8/8 N/A 10/3 Low-Hit ...... 3 – 3x, last: Hellickson, 9/17 vs MIA Longest Scoreless Streak, Starter ...... 23.0 inn – Nola, 4/22-5/8 Longest Scoreless Streak, Reliever ...... 11.2 inn – Neris, 8/7-31 PHILLIES PINCH HOME RUNS (4) Longest Winning Streak, Starter ...... 4 G – Hellickson, 7/20-8/20 Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs Longest Winning Streak, Reliever ...... 3 G – 2x, last: Neris, 6/28-8/2 7/8 at COL Joseph/McGee 7th 2/1 Longest Losing Streak, Starter ...... 9 G – Morgan, 5/15-8/31 8/6 at SD Paredes/Maurer 9th 1/1 Longest Losing Streak, Reliever ...... 3 G – 2x, last: Gomez, 9/2-29 9/23 at NYM Ruf/Smoker 6th 1/0 th Longest Saves Streak ...... 10 – Gomez, 5/7-6/7 10/1 vs NYM Ruf/Salas 7 0/2

TEAM & INDIVIDUAL FIELDING

Most Errors, Game, Team ...... 4 – 6/16 vs TOR MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES (2) Most Errors, Game, Individual ...... 2 – 4x, last: Howard, 6/24 at SF Date Batter Pitcher(s) Innings Most Double-Plays Turned, Game, Phillies ...... 4 – 7/5 vs ATL th th 4/22 at MIL Franco Davies/Capuano 5 /7 Most Double-Plays Turned, Game, Opponent ...... 3 – multiple games rd th 6/10 at WSH Joseph Strasburg/Rivero 3 /8 Last Triple Play Turned, Phillies ...... 8/7 at SD (Franco-Hernandez-Joseph)

Most Outfield Assists, Team ...... 2 – 2x, last: 7/27 at MIA Most Outfield Assists, Individual ...... 1 – multiple games Most Catcher Caught Stealing, Team ...... 2 – 3x, last: 8/14 vs COL GRAND SLAMS (2) Most Catcher Caught Stealing, Individual ...... 2 – 3x, last: Rupp, 8/14 at COL Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Outs th TEAM MISCELLANEOUS 8/12 vs COL Howard/Gray 5 1 9/27 at ATL Howard/Teheran 1st 1 Longest Winning Streak ...... 6 G – 4/26-5/1 Longest Losing Streak ...... 9 G – 6/14-22 Longest Game, Innings ...... 13.0 inn – 9/16 vs MIA Longest Game, Time (9 inn) ...... 4:00 – 4/23 at MIL LEADOFF HOME RUNS (2) Longest Game, Time (Extra inn) ...... 4:43 – 9/16 vs MIA (13) Date Batter/Pitcher Count Longest Delay ...... 1:53 – 9/27 at ATL (rain) 7/1 vs KC Herrera/Kennedy 1-0 Shortest Game, Innings ...... 9.0 inn – multiple games 8/20 vs STL Hernandez/Weaver 0-1 Shortest Game, Time (9 inn) ...... 2:08 – 7/5 vs ATL

Shortest Game, Time (less than 9 inn) ...... N/A Largest Margin of Victory ...... 8 runs – 2x, last: 9/17 vs MIA (8-0) WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (1) Largest Margin of Defeat ...... 17 runs – 9/25 at NYM (17-0) Come-From-Behind Wins ...... 32 – last: 10/2 vs NYM (Trailed 2-1, won 5-2) Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs Largest Deficit Overcome ...... 4 runs – 8/3 vs SF (Trailed 4-0, won 5-4) 4/29 vs CLE Howard/Allen 11th 0/0 Walk-Off Wins ...... 5 – last, 9/16 vs MIA (4-3 win in 13 inn) Extra-Inning Games ...... 13 (7-6 record) – last, 9/22 at NYM (9-8 loss in 11 inn)

Shutout Wins ...... 12 – last, 9/17 vs MIA (8-0)

Shutout Losses...... 11 – last, 9/25 at NYM (17-0) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0) Largest Crowd, Home ...... 45,229 – 4/11 vs SD Largest Crowd, Road ...... 48,370 – 8/8 at LAD Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs

Most Games Above .500 ...... 7 – 2x, 5/14 vs CIN (22-15) & 5/18 vs MIA (24-17)

Most Games Under .500 ...... 21 – 10/1 vs NYM (70-91)

WALK-OFF WINS (5) Date Batter/Play Inning/Final Score BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (7) th 4/17 vs WSH Galvis/RBI double 10 /3-2 Date Batters Pitcher(s) Inning/Outs th 4/20 vs NYM Bourjos/RBI single 11 / 5-4 6/5 vs MIL Paredes, Rupp Neil Ramirez 5th/1 th 4/29 vs CLE Howard/solo HR 11 /4-3 6/6 vs CHI Galvis, Joseph Grimm, Rondon 9th/0 th 8/3 vs SF Franco/RBI fielder’s choice 12 /5-4 6/21 at MIN Joseph, Rupp Duffey 3rd/2 th 9/16 vs MIA Paredes/RBI single 13 /4-3 7/28 at ATL Franco, Joseph Wisler 1st/0 8/3 vs SF Howard, Rupp Cueto 7th/1 8/19 vs STL Herrera, Galvis Wainwright 6th/0 9/22 at NYM Howard, Rupp Lugo 5th/0

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GA/ GA/ Game Date Opp W-L Score WP/LP/SV Record Pos GB Attend Game Date Opp W-L Score WP/LP/SV Record Pos GB Attend 1 4/4 at CIN L 6-2 Ohlendorf/HERNANDEZ (0-1) 0-1 T5 1.0 *43,683 84 7/4 vs ATL W 8-2 EICKHOFF (6-9)/De La Cruz 38-46 4 12.0 19,064 2 4/6 at CIN L 3-2 Wood/HINOJOSA (0-1) 0-2 T5 2.0 21,621 85 7/5 vs ATL W 5-1 EFLIN (1-2)/Foltynewicz 39-46 4 11.0 18,426 3 4/7 at CIN L 10-6 Stephenson/MORTON (0-1) 0-3 5 2.0 10,784 86 7/6 vs ATL W 4-3 NERIS (3-3)/Vizcaino/GOMEZ (23) 40-46 4 11.0 19,211 4 4/8 at NYM L 7-2 deGrom/EICKHOFF (0-1) 0-4 5 2.5 *44,099 87 7/7 at COL L 11-2 Bettis/MORGAN (1/7) 40-47 4 11.0 35,250 5 4/9 at NYM W 1-0 VELASQUEZ (1-0)/Colon/GOMEZ (1) 1-4 4 2.0 37,083 88 7/8 at COL W 5-3 VELASQUEZ (8-2)/McGee/GOMEZ (24) 41-47 4 11.0 42,335 6 4/10 at NYM W 5-2 HELLICKSON (1-0)/Harvey/Gomez (2) 2-4 3 2.0 37,233 89 7/9 at COL L 8-3 Anderson/EICKHOFF (6-10)/Lyles 41-48 4 12.0 *48,105 7 4/11 vs SD L 4-3 Quackenbush/NOLA (0-1)/Rodney 2-5 4 3.0 *45,229 90 7/10 at COL W 10-3 EFLIN (2-2)/Chatwood 42-48 4 12.0 32,113 8 4/12 vs SD W 3-0 MORTON (1-1)/Erlin/GOMEZ (3) 3-5 3 3.0 21,043 9 4/13 vs SD W 2-1 EICKHOFF (1-1)/Rea/GOMEZ (4) 4-5 2 3.0 17,638 All-Star Break - PETCO Park - San Diego, CA 10 4/14 vs SD W 3-0 VELASQUEZ (2-0)/Pomeranz 5-5 2 3.0 18,079 11 4/15 vs WSH L 9-1 Ross/HELLICKSON (1-1) 5-6 2 4.0 22,624 91 7/15 vs NYM L 5-3 Colon/HELLICKSON (6-7)/Familia 42-49 4 13.0 28,076 12 4/16 vs WSH L 8-1 SCHERZER/Nola (0-2) 5-7 2 5.0 30,320 92 7/16 vs NYM W 4-2 RAMOS (1-0)/Blevins/GOMEZ (25) 43-49 4 13.0 37,324 13 4/17 vs WSH W 3-2 (10) GOMEZ (1-0)/Papelbon 6-7 2 4.0 37,378 93 7/17 vs NYM L 5-0 deGrom/EFLIN (2-3) 43-50 4 13.0 30,894 14 4/18 vs NYM L 5-2 Syndergaard/EICKHOFF (1-2) 6-8 3 4.0 21,585 94 7/18 vs MIA L 3-2 (11) Barraclough/OBERHOLTZER (2-2)/Ramos 43-51 4 13.5 19,115 15 4/19 vs NYM L 11-1 Verrett/VELASQUEZ (2-1) 6-9 3 5.0 22,417 95 7/19 vs MIA L 2-1 (10) Dunn/HERNANDEZ (1-3)/Ramos 43-52 4 13.5 18,347 16 4/20 vs NYM W 5-4 (11) GOMEZ (2-0)/Robles 7-9 3 5.0 20,057 96 7/20 vs MIA W 4-1 HELLICKSON (7-7)/Chen/GOMEZ (26) 44-52 4 13.5 20,654 17 4/22 at MIL W 5-2 NOLA (1-2)/Davies 8-9 3 4.5 23,439 97 7/21 vs MIA L 9-3 Koehler/EICKHOFF (6-11) 44-53 4 13.5 27,839 18 4/23 at MIL W 10-6 OBERHOLTZER (1-0)/Anderson 9-9 3 4.5 34,813 98 7/22 at PIT W 4-0 EFLIN (3-3)/Cole 45-53 4 12.5 33,703 19 4/24 at MIL L 8-5 Peralta/EICKHOFF (1-3) 9-10 3 5.5 28,131 99 7/23 at PIT L 7-4 Nicasio/NOLA (5-9)/Melancon 45-54 4 13.5 35,802 20 4/26 at WSH W 4-3 VELASQUEZ (3-1)/Perez/GOMEZ (5) 10-10 3 4.5 25,097 100 7/24 at PIT L 5-4 Feliz/RAMOS (1-1)/Melancon 45-55 4 13.5 32,439 21 4/27 at WSH W 3-0 HELLICKSON (2-1)/Gonzalez/GOMEZ (6) 11-10 3 3.5 24,186 101 7/25 at MIA W 4-0 HERNANDEZ (2-3)/Rodney 46-55 4 13.0 19,465 22 4/28 at WSH W 3-0 ARAUJO (1-0)/Rivero/GOMEZ (7) 12-10 3 2.5 22,112 102 7/26 at MIA L 5-0 Koehler/EICKHOFF (6-12) 46-56 4 13.0 20,365 23 4/29 vs CLE W 4-3 (11) HERNANDEZ (1-1)/Allen 13-10 3 2.5 18,677 103 7/27 at MIA L 11-1 Conley/EFLIN (3-4) 46-57 4 14.0 32,403 24 4/30 vs CLE W 4-3 BAILEY (1-0)/Hunter/GOMEZ (8) 14-10 3 2.5 23,636 104 7/28 at ATL W 7-5 NOLA (6-9)/Wisler/GOMEZ (27) 47-57 4 14.0 22,785 25 5/1 vs CLE W 2-1 VELASQUEZ (4-1)/Salazar/NERIS (1) 15-10 3 2.5 23,809 105 7/29 at ATL L 2-1 Jenkins/VELASQUEZ (8-3)/Johnson 47-58 4 15.0 27,732 26 5/2 at STL L 10-3 Wainwright/HELLICKSON (2-2) 15-11 3 3.5 40,438 106 7/30 at ATL W 9-5 HELLICKSON (8-7)/Teheran 48-58 4 14.0 38,236 27 5/3 at STL W 1-0 NOLA (2-2)/Wacha 16-11 3 2.5 40,087 107 7/31 at ATL L 2-1 Cabrera/BAILEY (3-1)/Johnson 48-59 4 14.0 21,545 28 5/4 at STL L 5-4 Siegrist/GOMEZ (2-1) 16-12 3 3.5 40,725 108 8/2 vs SF W 13-8 NERIS (4-3)/Smith 49-59 4 14.5 23,351 29 5/5 at STL L 4-0 Garcia/EICKHOFF (1-4) 16-13 4 3.5 41,818 109 8/3 vs SF W 5-4 (12) GARCIA (1-0)/Kontos 50-59 4 14.5 23,162 30 5/6 at MIA L 6-4 Barraclaugh/NERIS (0-1)/Phelps 16-14 4 3.5 19,983 110 8/4 vs SF L 3-2 Romo/GONZALEZ (0-2)/Casilla 50-60 4 15.0 30,229 31 5/7 at MIA W 4-3 OBERHOLTZER (2-0)/Breslow/GOMEZ (10) 17-14 4 2.5 21,719 111 8/5 at SD W 5-4 HELLICKSON (9-7)/Friedrich/GOMEZ (28) 51-60 4 15.0 27,521 32 5/8 at MIA W 6-5 NERIS (1-1)/Phelps/GOMEZ (11) 18-14 3 2.5 19,625 112 8/6 at SD L 9-7 Baumann/THOMPSON (0-1) 51-61 4 15.0 37,453 33 5/10 at ATL W 3-2 MORGAN (1-0)/Wisler/GOMEZ (12) 19-14 3 1.5 14,490 113 8/7 at SD W 6-5 EICKHOFF (7-12)/Hand/GOMEZ (29) 52-61 4 15.0 32,710 34 5/11 at ATL L 5-1 Perez/EICKHOFF (1-5) 19-15 3 2.5 13,760 114 8/8 at LAD L 9-4 Urias/EFLIN (3-5) 52-62 4 15.5 48,370 35 5/12 at ATL W 7-4 (10) BAILEY (2-0)/Grilli/GOMEZ (13) 20-15 3 1.5 15,643 115 8/9 at LAD L 9-3 Maeda/VELASQUEZ (8-4) 52-63 4 15.5 42,859 36 5/13 vs CIN W 3-2 HELLICKSON (3-2)/Finnegan/GOMEZ (14) 21-15 3 1.5 22,230 116 8/10 at LAD W 6-2 ARAUJO (2-1)/Kazmir 53-63 4 15.5 41,098 37 5/14 vs CIN W 4-3 NOLA (3-2)/Adleman/HERNANDEZ (1) 22-15 2 1.0 29,535 117 8/12 vs COL W 10-6 THOMPSON (1-1)/Gray 54-63 4 14.5 23,600 38 5/15 vs CIN L 9-4 Straily/MORGAN (1-1)/Cingrani (3) 22-16 2 1.0 27,869 118 8/13 vs COL W 6-3 EICKHOFF (8-12)/Anderson/GOMEZ (30) 55-63 4 14.5 23,203 39 5/16 vs MIA L 5-3 Conley/EICKHOFF (1-6)/Ramos 22-17 2 1.5 28,348 119 8/14 vs COL W 7-6 GONZALEZ (1-2)/Chatwood/GOMEZ (31) 56-63 4 15.0 20,068 40 5/17 vs MIA W 3-1 VELASQUEZ (5-1)/Chen/GOMEZ (15) 23-17 T2 0.5 18,140 120 8/16 vs LAD L 15-5 Maeda/VELASQUEZ (8-5) 56-64 4 15.0 28,118 41 5/18 vs MIA W 4-2 HELLICKSON (4-2)/Koehler/GOMEZ (16) 24-17 2 1.0 29,579 121 8/17 vs LAD L 7-2 Kazmir/THOMPSON (1-2) 56-65 4 15.0 21,137 42 5/20 vs ATL L 7-1 Wisler/NOLA (3-3) 24-18 2 2.0 25,257 122 8/18 vs LAD W 5-4 MARIOT (1-0)/Dayton/GOMEZ (32) 57-65 4 15.0 29,187 43 5/21 vs ATL L 2-0 Perez/MORGAN (1-2)/Vizcaino 24-19 2 2.0 20,196 123 8/19 vs STL L 4-3 (11) Oh/HERRMANN (0-1)/Reyes 57-66 4 16.0 20,627 44 5/22 vs ATL W 5-0 EICKHOFF (2-6)/Kelly 25-19 3 2.0 23,367 124 8/20 vs STL W 4-2 HELLICKSON (10-7)/Weaver/GOMEZ (33) 58-66 4 16.0 32,288 45 5/23 at DET L 5-4 Wilson/MURRAY (0-1)/Rodriguez 25-20 3 2.0 26,400 125 8/21 vs STL L 9-0 Leake/VELASQUEZ (8-6) 58-67 4 16.0 20,127 46 5/24 at DET L 3-1 Verlander/HELLICKSON (4-3)/Rodriguez 25-21 3 3.0 26,531 126 8/23 at CWS L 9-1 Rodon/THOMPSON (1-3) 58-68 4 15.5 18,843 47 5/25 at DET W 8-5 NOLA (4-3)/Sanchez/GOMEZ (17) 26-21 3 2.0 31,187 127 8/24 at CWS W 5-3 EICKHOFF (9-12)/Shields/GOMEZ (34) 59-68 4 14.5 15,630 48 5/27 at CHI L 6-2 Lester/MORGAN (1-3) 26-22 3 2.5 38,941 128 8/26 at NYM L 9-4 Colon/MORGAN (1-8) 59-69 4 16.0 31,111 49 5/28 at CHI L 4-1 Hendricks/EICKHOFF (2-7) 26-23 3 2.5 41,555 129 8/27 at NYM L 12-1 Sydergaard/HELLICKSON (10-8) 59-70 4 16.0 35,832 50 5/29 at CHI L 7-2 Lackey/VELASQUEZ (5-2) 26-24 T3 3.5 41,575 130 8/28 at NYM W 5-1 HERNANDEZ (3-3)/Gsellman 60-70 4 15.0 32,033 51 5/30 vs WSH L 4-3 Roark/NERIS (1-2)/Papelbon 26-25 T3 4.5 21,993 131 8/29 vs WSH L 4-0 Roark/THOMPSON (1-4) 60-71 4 16.0 16,056 52 5/31 vs WSH L 5-1 Ross/NOLA (4-4) 26-26 4 5.5 18,572 132 8/30 vs WSH L 3-2 Scherzer/EICKHOFF (9-13)/Melancon 60-72 4 17.0 16,378 53 6/1 vs WSH L 7-2 Scherzer/MORGAN (1-4) 26-27 4 6.5 19,052 133 8/31 vs WSH L 2-1 Gonzalez/MORGAN (1-9)/Kelley 60-73 4 18.0 16,503 54 6/2 vs MIL L 4-1 Anderson/EICKHOFF(2-8)/Jeffress 26-28 4 7.0 22,890 134 9/2 vs ATL L 8-4 Cabrera/GOMEZ (2-3) 60-74 4 19.0 17,175 55 6/3 vs MIL W 6-3 BAILEY (3-0)/Nelson/GOMEZ (18) 27-28 4 6.0 20,138 135 9/3 vs ATL L 6-4 Bradley/RAMOS (1-2)/Cabrera 60-75 5 19.0 19,453 56 6/4 vs MIL L 6-3 Smith/NERIS (1-3)/Jeffress 27-29 4 6.0 25,177 136 9/4 vs ATL L 2-0 Teheran/THOMPSON (1-5)/Johnson 60-76 5 19.0 21,322 57 6/5 vs MIL W 8-1 NOLA (5-4)/Peralta 28-29 4 6.0 24,259 137 9/5 at MIA W 6-2 EICKHOFF (10-13)/Esch 61-76 4 19.0 20,849 58 6/6 vs CHI L 6-4 Lester/MORGAN (1-5)/Rondon 28-30 4 6.5 22,162 138 9/6 at MIA W 4-3 MORGAN (2-9)/Urena/GOMEZ (35) 62-76 4 19.0 16,169 59 6/7 vs CHI W 3-2 EICKHOFF (3-8)/Hendricks/GOMEZ (19) 29-30 4 6.5 27,381 139 9/7 at MIA L 6-0 Cashner/HELLICKSON (10-9) 62-77 4 20.0 16,592 60 6/8 vs CHI L 8-1 Lackey/OBERHOLTZER (2-1) 29-31 4 7.5 28,650 140 9/8 at WSH W 4-1 ASHER (1-0)/Cole 63-77 4 19.0 25,412 61 6/10 at WSH L 9-6 Strasburg/HELLICKSON (4-4)/Papelbon 29-32 4 8.0 37,491 141 9/9 at WSH L 5-4 Melancon/HERRMANN (0-2) 63-78 4 20.0 28,469 62 6/11 at WSH L 8-0 Roark/NOLA (5-5) 29-33 4 9.0 *38,044 142 9/10 at WSH L 3-0 Kelley/GARCIA (1-1)/Melancon 63-79 4 21.0 36,152 63 6/12 at WSH L 5-4 Papelbon/GOMEZ (2-2) 29-34 4 10.0 34,294 143 9/11 at WSH L 3-2 Gonzalez/MORGAN (2-10)/Melancon 63-80 4 22.0 31,805 64 6/13 at TOR W 7-0 EICKHOFF (4-8)/Dickey 30-34 4 10.0 35,678 144 9/12 vs PIT W 6-2 HELLICKSON (11-9)/Cole 64-80 4 22.0 15,514 65 6/14 at TOR L 11-3 Stroman/EFLIN (0-1) 30-35 4 10.0 *47,066 145 9/13 vs PIT L 5-3 Rivero/GOMEZ (3-4)/Watson 64-81 4 22.0 16,190 66 6/15 vs TOR L 7-2 Estrada/HELLICKSON (4-5) 30-36 4 11.0 24,753 146 9/14 vs PIT W 6-2 THOMPSON (2-5)/Brault/GOMEZ (37) 65-81 4 22.0 16,112 67 6/16 vs TOR L 13-2 Happ/NOLA (5-6) 30-37 4 12.0 22,279 147 9/15 vs PIT L 15-2 Kuhl/EICKHOFF (10-14) 65-82 4 22.5 15,247 68 6/17 vs ARI L 10-2 Ray/MORGAN (1-6) 30-38 4 13.0 19,282 148 9/16 vs MIA W 4-3 (13) HERRMANN (1-2)/Ramos 66-82 4 22.5 18,179 69 6/18 vs ARI L 4-1 Greinke/EICKHOFF(4-9)/Ziegler 30-39 4 13.0 33,797 149 9/17 vs MIA W 8-0 HELLICKSON (12-9)/Urena 67-82 4 21.5 24,597 70 6/19 vs ARI L 5-1 Bradley/EFLIN (0-2) 30-40 4 13.0 40,214 150 9/18 vs MIA L 5-4 Dunn/NERIS (4-4)/Ramos 67-83 4 21.5 20,059 71 6/20 vs ARI L 3-1 Miller/HELLICKSON (4-6)/Ziegler 30-41 4 13.0 22,118 151 9/20 vs CWS W 7-6 THOMPSON (3-5)/Shields/MARIOT (1) 68-83 4 20.0 16,096 72 6/21 at MIN L 14-10 Boshers/NOLA (5-7)/Kintzler 30-42 4 13.0 25,714 152 9/21 vs CWS W 8-3 EICKHOFF (11-14)/Sale 69-83 4 20.0 21,703 73 6/22 at MIN L 6-5 Rogers/HERNANDEZ (1-2)/Abad 30-43 4 13.0 25,032 153 9/22 at NYM L 9-8 (11) Henderson/RAMOS (1-3) 69-84 4 20.5 35,759 74 6/23 at MIN W 7-3 EICKHOFF (5-9)/Nolasco 31-43 4 12.5 30,012 154 9/23 at NYM L 10-5 Smoker/HELLICKSON (12-10) 69-85 4 20.5 37,873 75 6/24 at SF L 5-4 Peavy/ARAUJO (1-1)/Casilla 31-44 4 12.5 *42,238 155 9/24 at NYM W 10-8 ASHER (2-0)/Gilmartin (0-1)/MARIOT (2) 70-85 4 20.5 39,995 76 6/25 at SF W 3-2 HELLICKSON (5-6)/Bumgarner/GOMEZ (20) 32-44 4 11.5 *41,928 156 9/25 at NYM L 17-0 Gsellman/THOMPSON (3-6) 70-86 4 21.5 35,093 77 6/26 at SF L 8-7 Gearrin/GONZALEZ (0-1) 32-45 4 12.5 *41,479 157 9/27 at ATL L 7-6 Cabrera/HERNANDEZ (3-4)/Johnson 70-87 4 22.0 22,348 78 6/27 at ARI W 8-0 VELASQUEZ (6-2)/Ray 33-45 4 12.5 22,567 158 9/28 at ATL L 12-2 Foltynewicz/MORGAN (2-11) 70-88 4 22.0 22,104 79 6/28 at ARI W 4-3 NERIS (2-3)/Ziegler/GOMEZ (21) 34-45 4 12.5 19,645 159 9/29 at ATL L 5-2 Cabrera/GOMEZ (3-5) 70-89 4 23.0 32,121 80 6/29 at ARI W 9-8 (10) GOMEZ (3-2)/Bracho/OBERHOLTZER (1) 35-45 4 12.5 18,603 160 9/30 vs NYM L 5-1 Gsellman/ASHER (2-1) 70-90 4 23.0 20,556 81 7/1 vs KC W 4-3 HELLICKSON (6-6)/Kennedy/GOMEZ (22) 36-45 4 13.0 30,263 161 10/1 vs NYM L 5-3 Colon/SCHUSTER (0-1)/Familia 70-91 4 24.0 20,225 82 7/2 vs KC L 6-2 Duffy/NOLA (5-8) 36-46 4 13.0 40,331 162 10/2 vs NYM W 5-2 MURRAY (1-1)/Goeddel/NERIS (2) 71-91 4 24.0 36,935 83 7/3 vs KC W 7-2 VELASQUEZ (7-2)/Ventura 37-46 4 13.0 20,473 *Sellout

2016 PHILLIES MINOR LEAGUE REPORT

Organizational Standings

Affiliate First Half Second Half Overall Lehigh Valley IronPigs ------85-58 (.594%), 2nd Place ------89-52 (.631%), 1st Place 39-29 43-25 82-54 (.603%), 2nd Place, 2nd Place Lakewood BlueClaws 29-40 45-25 74-65 (.532%), 6th Place, 1st Place Williamsport Crosscutters ------39-36 (.520%), 2nd Place GCL Phillies ------43-15 (.741%), 1st Place DSL Phillies1 ------28-40 (.412%), 6th Place DSL Phillies2 ------42-28 (.600%), 2nd Place TOTALS ------482-348 (.581%)

Organizational Leaders

Batting Average Home Runs RBI Wins ERA Strikeouts Ruf, LHV – .294 Cozens, REA – 40 Cozens, REA – 125 Lively, REA/LHV – 18 Sanchez, GCL – 0.50 Taveras, LWD – 154 Perkins, LHV – .292 Hoskins, REA – 38 Hoskins, REA – 118 Garcia, CLR – 12 Fanti, GCL – 1.57 Lively, REA/LHV – 139 Pivetta, REA/LHV – 12 Vasquez, REA/LHV –12 Tobias, LWD/CLR – .291 Pujols, LWD – 24 Martin, CLR – 82 Llovera, GCL – 1.87 Pivetta, REA/LHV – 138 Cumana, LWD – .291 Pujols, LWD – 82

Individual League Honors

Lehigh Valley Reading Clearwater Lakewood Williamsport GCL Phillies All-Star C, C, Jorge Alfaro RHP, RHP, Luke Leftwich RHP, 2B, Daniel Brito Selections RHP, Edward Mujica OF, Dylan Cozens LHP, Elniery Garcia OF, Jose Pujols LHP, Ranger Suarez RHP, Sixto Sanchez OF, Cam Perkins 1B, Rhys Hoskins 2B, 2B, Josh Tobias OF, Jesus Alastre LHP, Nick Fanti RHP, Jake Thompson LHP, 1B, Kyle Martin RHP, C, Chace Numata INF, Jesmuel Valentin RHP, Alexis Rivero MGR, OF, Cord Sandberg OF, 3B, , Gregg Legg Postseason RHP, Jake Thompson OF, Dylan Cozens – EL MGR, Roly deArmas – Honors – IL Pitcher of the MVP ; Joe Bauman Home GCL Manager of the Year Year Run Award (most HR in MiLB) 1B Rhys Hoskins – EL Rookie of the Year MGR, Dusty Wathan – EL Manager of the Year MLB Futures OF Dylan Cozens (U.S.A) Game RHP Ricardo Pinto (World)

Phillies Players of the Month

April May June July August Player 2B Josh Tobias (LWD) OF Dylan Cozens (REA) 1B Rhys Hoskins (REA) OF Andrew Pullin (REA) OF Jose Pujols (LWD) Pitcher RHP (REA) RHP Edubray Ramos (LHV) RHP Jake Thompson (LHV) LHP Nick Fanti (GCL) RHP Phil Klein (LHV) Defender 2B Scott Kingery (CLR) OF Carlos Tocci (CLR) SS J.P. Crawford (LHV) C Jorge Alfaro (REA) 2B Josh Tobias (CLR)

2016 Award Winners

2016 Players of the Year 2016 Pitcher of the Year

OF, Dylan Cozens 1B, Rhys Hoskins RHP, Ben Lively (Reading) (Reading) (Reading & Lehigh Valley)

Average .276 Average .281 Wins 18 Games 134 Games 135 Losses 5 At Bats 521 At Bats 496 ERA 2.69 Runs 106 Runs 95 Games 28 Hits 144 Hits 140 Games Started 28 Doubles 38 Doubles 26 Innings 170.2 Triples 3 Triples 1 Hits 118 Home Runs 40 Home Runs 38 Runs 56 RBI 125 RBI 116 Earned Runs 51 Total Bases 308 Total Bases 282 Walks 42 Walks 61 Walks 71 Strikeouts 139 OBP .350 OBP .377 Opponents AVG .192 SLG .591 SLG .566