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Media Relations Department - 330 Huntington Park Ln., Columbus, OH 43215 - (614)-462-5250 - [email protected] Saturday, August 14 (5:05) - Huntington Park Columbus Clippers ( Tigers) vs. () RHP Pedro Payano (2-3, 5.67) RHP Cody Morris (0-0, 0.00) (49-37) (37-48)

LAST GAME Upcoming Probables August 13 R H E LOB Saturday, August 14 vs. Toledo (-): TBA vs. RHP Heath Fillmyer (1-5, 8.02) 10 1 5 Sunday, August 15 vs. Toledo (4:05): RHP Mark Leiter Jr. (5-1, 3.21) vs. RHP Brad Peacock (0-2, 9.15) Columbus 4 10 0 7 Tuesday, August 17 at Omaha (8:05): TBA vs. TBA W: Logan Shore (3-2) Wednesday, August 18 at Omaha (8:05): TBA vs. TBA L: Kirk McCarty (6-3) Tonight's Game S: Alex Lange (1) The Clippers will send RHP Cody Morris to the mound in game one, followed by RHP Heath Fillmyer in game two. Toledo will counter HR: Lester (1) with RHP Pedro Payano and a bullpen game. The Clippers are 31-38 (.449) against right handers this year. Payano has faced the Highlights Clippers three times in his career, going 1-1 with a 7.98ERA (14.2IP, 19H, 13R, 13ER, 7BB, 17K). Connor Marabell doubled twice and scored a pair of runs. vs. the Mud Hens Columbus is 7-14 opposing the Mud Hens this season, but managed a 4-2 series when they met in HP (6/15-6/20). Individually, has .306 (22x72) with 3HR and 11RBI against Toledo this year (21G). Renato Nunez and Aderlin Rodriguez (19RBI in 19G) have 6HR against the Clippers this year, Yariel Gonzalez has 5HR.

Be Reasonable Over the last 32G, the Clippers have pitched five shutouts and gone 2-3 in games after a shuout (gave up zero total runs in both wins after a shutout; 30 total runs in losses after a shutout, at least nine in each). In the 27G in which the Clippers have allowed runners to score (207 total, 7.7 per), they have given up at least nine on 12 occasions (had three shutouts, 9G with 9+ runs through first 53).

If Only CLIPPER QUICK FACTS The Clippers lead the IL with a .920 winning percentage when they hold opponents to fewer than four runs (23-2, won 15 straight), Current Streak: L3 unfortunately they rank 13th in the IL in such games (Charlotte has only 23G). Toledo enters today with the league's 2nd best win Home Streak: L3 percentage (.861, 31-5), but they have allowed the Clippers to score exactly four runs in each of the last 4G (still won each game). Home: 19-25 August: 4-6 Clean Slate Saturday: 5-9 When beginning a new inning, only Toledo's .272 average tops that of Columbus (.268) in the IL (Clippers score in 57% of innings that Night Games: 31-40 start with a hit). Among players that have led off at least 50 innings, Toledo's Aderlin Rodriguez has the best average (.421, 24x57), vs. West: 34-39 followed by Alex Call (2nd, .372, 16x43), Yariel Gonzalez (4th, .350, 21x60) and Trenton Brooks (6th, .339, 20x59). Last 10: 4-6 Consecutive days in 6th: 1 Rarified Air-ias Scoring at least 4 runs: 30-23 Gabriel Arias enters tonight riding a 22G on base streak that has seen a couple of close calls recently (.396OBP since 7/18; singled in Scoring less than 4 runs: 7-25 10th on 8/6, in 9th on 8/5, in 8th last night). His streak is a new career best (previous was 21G) and started with him tying his career best Come from behind wins: 16 with a 9G hit streak from 7/18-7/28. Since 6/12, Arias is hitting .321 (62x193) and has reached base safely in 45 of 50G (.374OBP). Last wins: 7 Team Batting: .251, 6th DJ Scratching it Out Team Pitching: 5.56, 14th Daniel Johnson hasn't gotten a hit in his last 2G, but has drawn 3BB, extending his on base streak to 10G (.378OBP since 6/30 at Team Defense: .982, 4th Toledo). Along with Gabriel Arias and Trenton Brooks, Johnson forms a trio of Clippers with active double-digit on base streaks (, Andres Gimenez and each have active streaks of 10+, but got promoted to Cleveland). LEAGUE STANDINGS South W - L Pct GB Month On, Month Off DUR 55 - 32 .632 - Beginning on 8/4, Nolan Jones has four multi-hit games in his last eight, batting .333 (10x30) with 2HR and 6RBI (.394OBP, .567SLG). JAX 51 - 38 .573 5.0 In the month prior, 7/4-8/3, Jones hit .172/.287/.368 with 5HR and 11RBI over 25G. For the month from 6/4-7/3, he hit .292/.411/.573 with GWN 50 - 38 .568 5.5 3HR and 17RBI in 27G (also had 14 doubles) and from to 6/3, he struggled to .173/.313/.272 with a HR and 7RBI in 24G. NAS 50 - 38 .568 5.5 MEM 41 - 47 .466 14.5 Brooks is Back NOR 35 - 51.407 19.5 Starting with a hitless game in which he drew 3BB, Trenton Brooks has put together an 12G on base streak since 7/30 in Nashville CHA 31 - 57 .352 24.5 (.471OBP). He has a hit in 10 of the 12 (.357, 15x42) and has 5XBH (.524SLG), including Tuesday's homer (first since 7/22 vs. Iowa). Following a 2HR game at Iowa on 6/10, his last 5HR have come in Huntington Park (last 9HR from Nolan Jones have been at home). West W - L Pct GB TOL 49 - 37 .570 - Bullpen Bashers OMA 48 - 38 .558 1.0 The Clipper bullpen () recorded 5.0IP with 0ER on Sunday, marking the 12th time this year the relievers have had at least STP47 40 .540 2.5 5.0IP and 0ER (no other IL team has more than eight such games). However, only one of those games has come against Toledo (5/18, IND 42 -45 .483 7.5 first matchup), as the Mud Hens have pounded the Clipper bullpen to a 6.51ERA in the last 19G (84.1IP, 61ER) IOW38 - 48 .442 11.0 COL 37 - 48 .435 11.5 ORGANIZATION REPORT vs. TOLEDO LOU 35 -52 .402 14.5 Cleveland (56-58), 2nd place Akron (54-32), 1st place All-Time August 13 R H E 8/13 at Reading, won, 9-3 Home Road Overall League Notes Cleveland 7 90 8/14 at Reading, 4:30 (DH) 217-194 215-207 432-401 Detroit 4 7 2 Lake County (46-41), 2nd place 2021 W- Plesac (7-4), L- Alexander (2-2) 8/13 vs. West Michigan, won, 5-4 (7) Home Road Overall HR- Clement (1, 2), Chang (3); Haase (19), Nunez (4 8/14 vs. West Michigan, 4:00 (DH) 4-5 3-9 7-14 Clement: 2x4, 2R, 2RBI, 2HR Lynchburg (44-44), 3rd place 2019 Chang: 2x3, 2R, 2RBI, 3B, HR 8/13 vs. Delmarva, lost, 7-1 Home Road Overall 8/14 at DET, 6:10 (TBA vs. Peralta) 8/14 vs. Delmarva, 6:30 5-6 9-3 14-9

Governors' Cup Champions: 1979, 1980, 1981, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1996, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2019 IL West Division Champions: 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 Columbus Clippers Game Information Saturday, August 14

This Date in Clipper History Huntington (Small) Park 8/14/1985 In each of the first 11 years since the move downtown, Huntington Park has ranked among the top two in the IL in homers per game, Bob Tewksbury dominated totaling 2.25 per contest (1,763HR, 783 games). In 2019, HP averaged over three per game for the first time ever (seventh time Richmond, allowing 1ER in averaging over a pair), as the Clippers surrendered a record 127HR and just missed out on triple digits themselves (97HR was second 7.0IP, to pick up his first win of highest team total). Including the postseason, the Clippers have been out-homered over the life of the park (1,002 to 954). the season. The Clippers won 8- 2 with offensive contributions year gmsCOL opp total avg rankyeargmsCOL opp total avg rank year gms COL opp total avg rank coming from Scott Bradley 2009 71 57 73 130 1.832nd 2013 72 63 72 135 1.882nd 2017 71 95 88 183 2.58 1st 2010 72 90 83 173 2.40 2nd2014 72 64 85 149 2.07 2nd 2018 69 68 76 144 2.09 2nd (1HR, 2RBI), the 1984 IL MVP, 2011 72 100 77 177 2.46 1st 2015 72 62 64 126 1.752nd 2019 69 97 127 224 3.25 2nd and Dan Pasqua (1HR, 3RBI), 2012 71 91 88 179 2.521st 2016 72 74 69 143 1.99 1st 2021 44 60 79 139 3.16 1st the 1985 IL MVP. Both Bradley and Pasqua also won the IL Homers, Homers and More Homers Rookie of the Year in their The franchise record for homers was destroyed in 2019 (213, +31 from '83), as was the record for homers allowed (198, +42 from '98). respective MVP seasons (J.T. This season's Clippers are homering at a rate of 1.27 per game, putting them four off of the pace of the pre-2019 record (adjusted for Snow became the 3rd double 140G). On the mound they are allowing 1.54 per game, enough to beat the pre-2019 record by 41, even with the shortened season. winner for Columbus in 1992). Ain't Over 'Til It's Over From 2014-19, no team had more come from behind victories than the 210 posted by Columbus and no team produced a better winning percentage when trailing than the .353 of the Clippers (Scranton/WB was 2nd in percentage,.338, and wins, 192). This year has seen the Clippers go 16-48 (.250) in games in which they trail, ranking 11th.

Not Close The Clippers have suffered the most losses by at least a grand slam in the IL (27; six in 10G from 7/8-7/19) and rank tied for last in wins by at least that many (12, Norfolk). That poor ratio has led to a -95 run differential (had a -50 differential over 10G from 7/8-7/19), a figure that places them dead last in the IL.

Get What You Pay For Columbus was the last team in the IL to play free this season, playing 85 straight games, including the postseason, between extra-inning rumbles on 7/31/19 vs. Louisville and 6/26/21 vs. St. Paul. The Clippers were also the last team to win an extra-inning game, toppling Omaha on 8/6 (snapped 5G losing streak in extras). The 85G regulation-inning streak was the longest for Columbus dating to the 1984 season (as far back as the day by day records go), as was 45 straight to start a season.

Trending Downward The current staff ERA of 5.56 is on pace to be the worst in franchise history (5.08, 1983) and anything over 4.71 will mark the fifth straight season in which the ERA has gotten worse. From 2011-16, the Clipper staff turned in a sub-4.00ERA five times in six seasons (zero such seasons from 1993-2010), including the best two ERAs of the past 32 years (3.33 in 2015 and 3.65 in 2016). The 5.90ERA at Huntington Park is the worst ever (5.29 in 2019, only time ERA has ever been over 5.00 at HP).

Under Control After three straight seasons leading the IL in , the Clipper lineup is not threatening for a fourth, as they are currently 98K off the lead. To begin the season, they were averaging as many as 10 per game through the first 38G, but that has cooled considerably in recent weeks (8.34K per game since 7/6). The 2019 squad obliterated the franchise record, as they struck out 95 more times than the previous high (1,392; each of last three seasons rank among franchise's three worst, totalling 3,979K in 422G).

Defense Doesn't Win Anything When playing errorless baseball, the Clippers have a winning percentage that is marginally higher (.457, 21-25) than when they make a mistake in the field (.410, 16-23). After an exceptional defensive run from 2015-2019, in which the fielding percentage was never below .983 and the team never committed more than 88E, the 2021 team is on pace to botch 87 plays (adjusted for 140G season, have not had triple digits in errors since six straight seasons from 2009-14) with a fielding percentage of .982.

One On, No Out Success When the leadoff batter of an inning reached base in 2019, the Clippers plated him nearly 60% of the time (over 51% only once in the last six seasons, 55% in 2016). Getting more than one base was a specialty of Clipper hitters, as they led the IL with 136XBH to lead off the inning, including 54HR (led the IL, had 28 leadoff homers in 2018). So far in 2021, the Clippers are scoring the leadoff batter 52% of the time he reaches, with the leadoff batter scoring himself 25 times (on pace for 38HR).

Good Baseball Manufacturing Runs Andres Gimenez advanced a runner with a sac bunt on 7/25 vs. Iowa and the runner came around to score in the win (4-1 when Sacrifices advanced runner scores). During 2019, the Clippers struggled in the bunt department, but when the advanced runners scored, they were Sac Bunt Success: 33% (9x27) 7-1. During 2018, Columbus was 23-2 in games in which a run was scored after a good bunt attempt. Advanced Runners Scored: 5 Sacrifice Flies: 14 No Difference Stolen Bases Through the first half of the season, in which the IL played with 18-inch bases (shortening the distance between bases by a whopping 4.5 SB Success: 75% (54x72) inches), the Clippers saw a combined average of 1.71 stolen base attempts in their games (averaged 1.73 attempts per game over five Advanced Runners Scored: 18 seasons from 2015-19). However, since going back to normal bases, steal attempts are at 1.85 per game. Double Steals: 0 Lead Off Batters Manager Profile Reach on Hit / Score: 184 / 105 Andy Tracy makes his Clippers debut in 2021, following Tony Mansolino's championship rookie year in 2019 (sixth Clipper skipper to Reach on Walk / Score: 63 / 25 win Governors' Cup in first season; Gene Michael-'79, Joe Altobelli-'80, Frank Verdi-'81, Bucky Dent-'87 and -'10). Reach on Error / Score: 9 / 3 This season marks Tracy's second year as a manager (first with Williamsport in the Philadelphia system), as he holds a career record of Total / Score: 256 / 133 (52%) 67-94 (.416), 37-48 with Columbus (.435). 14-Aug Clippers in the Majors (89, with 27 teams) CLE (34)*- Logan Allen ('19, '21), ('18), Bobby Bradley ('18-19, '21), Yu Chang ('18-19, '21), ('19), ('19, '21), ('21), Andres Gimenez ('21), ('21), Daniel Johnson ('19, '21), ('19), Ryan Lavarnway ('19, '21), Triston McKenzie ('21), Jean Carlos Mejia ('21), ('18- 19, '21), ('21), ('19, '21), ('19, '21), ('21), Francisco Perez ('21), Roberto Perez ('13-14, '16, '21), ('19), Jose Ramirez ('14-15), Wilson Ramos ('21), ('21), ('19), ('19), Alex Young ('21), Bradley Zimmer ('16-19, '21). ARI (3)*- Tyler Clippard ('05, '08, '19). ATL (2)- Abraham Almonte ('15-17), Josh Tomlin ('10, '13-15, '18). BAL (3)- Shawn Armstrong ('14-17), ('16-19), Cole Sulser ('16-18). BOS (0)- . CHC (0)- . CIN (2)- Mike Freeman ('19), Tyler Naquin ('15-19). COL (1)- Jhoulys Chacin ('15). CWS (1)- Evan Marshall ('18). DET (3)*- Robbie Grossman ('16), ('17-19). HOU (3)*- Michael Brantley ('09-10, '16), ('19). KC (2)- Carlos Santana ('10), Anthony Swarzak ('15). LAA (1)- James Hoyt ('18-19). LAD (1)- Trevor Bauer ('13-14). MIA (5)- Jesus Aguilar ('14-16), Jon Berti ('18), Ross Detwiler ('16), Preston Guilmet ('13), Shawn Morimando ('16-18). MIL (1)- Zack Godley ('21). MIN (1)- ('18). NYM (4)- Carlos Carrasco ('09-10, '13, '19), Tommy Hunter ('16), Francisco Lindor ('14-15, '19), Cameron Maybin ('19). NYY (7)- ('18-19), Rob Brantly ('18), Clint Frazier ('16), Corey Kluber ('10-13, '19), Giovanny Urshela ('14-18), Andrew Velazquez ('19), Asher Wojciechowski ('19). OAK (2)*- Yan Gomes ('13, '15-16) . PHI (0)- . PIT (3)- Ben Gamel ('21), Erik Gonzalez ('15-17), Ka'ai Tom ('19). SD (2)- Ivan Castillo ('16), Craig Stammen ('07-08, '16). SEA (3)- Jake Bauers ('19), Sam Haggerty ('18), Joe Smith ('09-10). SF (1)- Scott Kazmir ('13). STL (3)- T.J. McFarland ('12), Andrew Miller ('17-18), Max Moroff ('19). TB (5)- Yandy Diaz ('15-18), Louis Head ('13, '17-18), DJ Johnson ('21), ('19, '21), Francisco Mejia ('18). TEX (1)- Hunter Wood ('19). TOR (2)- A.J. Cole ('19), Julian Merryweather ('17). WAS (4)*- Playoff Paolo Espino ('10-13), Jefry Rodriguez ('19), Ryan Zimmerman ('08). Active (51), Major League Debut (11), *Bauers CLE->SEA, Gamel CLE->PIT, Johnson CLE->TB, Maton CLE->HOU, Luplow CLE->TB, Swarzak ARI->KC, Young ARI->CLE, Ramos DET->CLE, Smith HOU->SEA, Tom OAK->PIT, Gomes WAS->OAK Tonight's Starting (Game 1) Saturday, August 14

#35 Cody Morris - RHP 2021 Start by Start (with AZL Indians) Height: 6-4 Weight: 205 Date Opponent H/R Result Dec. ERA IP H R ER BB K PC Bats: R Throws: R 7/1 AZL White Sox R W, 10-4 2.08 4.1 2 2 1 1 12 47 Born: 11/4/96 (24); Columbia, MD Resides: Columbia, MD Starting Totals 1GS 0-0 2.08 4.1 2 2 1 1 12 Acquired: Selected in the 7th round (223rd overall) of the 2018 draft. 2021 Start by Start (with Akron) Date Opponent H/R Result Dec. ERA IP H R ER BB K PC Pitch Arsenal: 7/8 Altoona R W, 8-1 0.00 4.0 4 000358 1- Pitch: lo-hi 3- Pitch: lo-hi 7/14 Harrisburg R W, 11-2 0.00 4.02000664 2- Pitch: lo-hi 4- 7/21 Richmond H W, 3-0 0.00 5.0 2 0 01773 7/27 Erie R W, 5-3 0.54 3.23113672 Last Game: 8/1 Erie R W, 6-4 (10) 1.35 3.1 3 2 237 67 - Allowed two batters to reach (2B, BB) in scoreless Triple-A debut on 8/8 Starting Totals 5GS 0-0 1.35 20.0 14 3 3729 vs. Omaha (lowest pitch count since season debut). - Inn TBF H R ER BB K LOB Sequence 2021 Start by Start (with Columbus) 1st5100112K, 4-3, 2B, BB, FC4 Date Opponent H/R Result Dec. ERA IP HRERBB K PC 2nd 300003 0 K, K, K 8/8 Omaha H W, 4-0 0.00 4.0 1001856 3rd3000010 K, L5, L #NUM! #NUM! ### #NUM! #### ##### #### ### ### ### ### ### ### 4th300 0020K, F8, K Starting Totals 1GS 0-0 0.00 4.0 1 0 018 - Retired final 10 batters faced. - Relieved by Logan Allen at the top of the 5th, leading 4-0. Team Win Avg. Qual. QS Ret. 1|2|3 Run GS Record % IP Start % 1st AB Inn. Supp. 1 1-0 1.000 4.0 0 0.0 100% 75% 4.0 Blown Away: Bullpen Support Running Game Pitch Count After starting the season on Akron's DL, Morris made his season debut in ERA BS BR Sc. % SB Att %POAvg.High #100 a rehab start in the Arizona League, striking out 12 of the 16BF among the 0.00 000 - 0 0-0 56.0 56 0 rookie level (seven swinging, five looking). Morris gave up a to the second batter he faced, then punched out eight in a row and issued a walk Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP H RERBBK before another ball was put in play. Prior to that rehab start, his previous vs. Toledo 0-0 - 0 0 0/0 0.0 0 0000 high was 8K, achieved in his final start of the 2019 season, 9/1 vs. Winston- at Huntington 0-0 0.00 1 10/04.01 0 0 18 with Columbus 0-0 0.00 1 1 0/0 4.0 1 0 0 1 8 Salem (3.2IP). #winning: When Morris has taken the hill this season, his team has come away victorious each time, despite zero wins for Morris. The offense has come alive in Morris starts, with the AZL Indians, Akron and Columbus combining to score 47 runs to go against 14 for the opponent (five have scored on Morris). Through his first 16.0IP at the Double-A level (7/8-7/27), Morris did not allow a run, while holding opponents to a .182 average against (10x55).

2021 Transactions: - Placed on the DL on 5/4. Sent to AZL Indians for rehab on 6/28. Activated on 7/6. - Transferred to Columbus on 8/3.

CAREER STATS YR Team Level W- L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB K AVG 3 19 Lake County A 5 - 2 3.20 10 9 0 00 0 45.0 41 20 16 1 3 10 56 .241 4 Lynchburg A+ 2 - 2 5.52 11 11 0 0 0 0 44.05431276 21755 .298 5 21 AZL Indians R 0 - 0 2.08110 0 00 4.122110112.133 6 Akron AA 0- 0 1.35 5 5 0 0 00 20.0143312729 .197 22 Columbus AAA 0 - 0 0.00110 0 00 4.0100001 8 .077 23 Minor Leagues 7- 4 3.61 28270000117.1 112 56 47 9 7 36 160 .249 24 Major Leagues 0- 0 - 000000 0.00 000000 - Tonight's Starting Pitcher (Game 2) Saturday, August 14

#11 Heath Fillmyer - RHP 2021 Start by Start (with Columbus) Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 Date Opponent H/RResult Dec. ERA IP HRERBB K PC Bats: R Throws: R 6/4 Indianapolis R L, 5-2 (7) L 15.00 3.075 5 2465 Born: 5/16/94 (27); Roebling, NJ 6/19 Toledo H W, 12-49.00 4.0 5 2 2 2159 Resides: Roebling, NJ 6/25 St. Paul H W, 7-2 7.88 4.0 3222463 Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent 7/1 Toledo R L, 4-2 6.00 5.0 1 0 0761 7 on 5/30/21. 7/7 Indianapolis H W, 2-0 (8) 4.67 6.0 3 0 0 0481 7/17 St. Paul R L, 8-0 L 6.10 4.0 7771483 Pitch Arsenal: 7/23 Iowa H L, 9-4 L 6.81 4.2 8 6 6 4298 1- Pitch: lo-hi 3- Pitch: lo-hi 7/29 Nashville R L, 6-4 L 7.65 2.0 4 553460 2- Pitch: lo-hi 4- 8/5 Omaha H L, 7-4 L 8.02 5.0 6 6 64487 Starting Totals9GS 0-5 7.88 37.2 44 33 33 19 34 Last Game: - Tagged with the loss on 8/5 at Nashville, allowing 6ER in 5.0IP (fourth Team Win Avg.Qual. QS Ret. 1|2|3 Run straight start of at least 5ER and fewer than 6.0IP). GS Record % IP Start % 1st AB Inn. Supp. - Inn TBF H R ER BB K LOB Sequence 93-6.333 4.1 1 11.1 67% 33% 4.1 1st 30 0 0 0 0 0 P4, 4-3, F7 Bullpen Support Running Game Pitch Count 2nd5322011 F8, 1B, HR, 1B, K ERA BS BRSc. % SB Att %PO Avg. High #100 3rd5222110BB, K, F8, HR, 1B (CS) 2.97 0 200% 4 5 80% 1 74.7 98 0 4th30000204-3, K, K 5th 7 1223 0 2 BB, FC6, F7, BB, BB, 1B, 5-3 Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K - 2-run HR to Nick Dini (1) in the 2nd inning. vs. Toledo 0-02.70 3 2 0/0 10.0 8 3 339 - 2-run HR to Ryan McBroom (20) in the 3rd inning. at Huntington 0-26.20 6 5 0/0 24.2 27 17 17 12 16 - Relieved by Robert Broom at the top of the 6th, trailing 6-0. with Columbus 1-5 8.02 12 9 0/0 42.2 49 38 38 20 38

In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb: To start July, Fillmyer put 12 consecutive bagels on the board, turning in the longest scoreless innings streak for a Clipper this season. Over those 12.0IP, from the 1st on 7/1 through the 1st on 7/17, opponents batted .098 (4x41; 0x5 with RISP) with 0XBH and 1BB to go against 13K. Unfortunately for him, the Clipper offense was just as limp, hitting .150/.209/.200 with zero runs over that same period. Starting with the 2nd inning on 7/17 at St. Paul, the rest of Fillmyer's July took a 180 degree turn, as he was battered to the tune of .404/.596/.830 and 18ER over 9.2IP (5HR to 56BF). August has been just as bad through 1GS (.300/.417.600, 2HR to 23BF).

Devastating Blows: On the season, Fillmyer has surrendered 11HR over 193BF, with eight of those bombs putting multiple runs on the board (each of the last six). Fillmyer is one of four Clippers to have allowed at least six multi-run homers this year (Kirk McCarty and Kevin Herget have each given up seven, Logan Allen has allowed six), but he is the only one with fewer than 90BF with runners on (86BF, Allen is next at 98BF). As a team, the Clippers have allowed the most homers (130) and the most with men on base (63; 48.5% of homers allowed, 3rd in IL, less than 1% off the lead).

In Relief: Following a start in his Clipper debut, Fillmyer pitched three times out of the bullpen to mixed results. He had a pair of perfect innings (2K, 26 pitches) at Iowa on 6/8, then allowed 4ER in 2.0IP at Iowa on 6/11 (37 pitches). In his most recent outing as a reliever, he gave up 1ER in 1.0IP vs. Toledo on 6/15 (20 pitches).

Barnstorming: Fillmyer made his 2021 season debut on 5/27 with Lancaster in the Atlantic League, picking up the win at Gastonia with a quality start on 102 pitches (6.0IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 9K). Notable Atlantic League Alumni that went on to play for the Clippers include (years in AL; years in Columbus): Ruben Sierra ('99; '05), Curtis Pride ('99- 00; '03), Kenny Ray ('02; '09), RJ Swindle ('07; '09), Michel Hernandez ('07; '11-12), Scott Kazmir ('12; '13) and Jarrett Grube ('09-10; '15-17). Additionally, former manager, Chris Tremie ('13-18) had a playing stint in the Atlantic League ('00).

2021 Transactions: - Signed by Cleveland as a minor league free agent on 5/30. Assigned to Columbus on 5/30.

CAREER STATS YR Team Level W- L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB K AVG 3 14 AZL Athletics R 1 - 02.7960000 0 9.2 5 3 300510 .147 4 15 Beloit A 3 - 13 4.98 23 22 0 0 0 0 99.1 112 61 55 106 56 77 .297 5 16 Stockton A+ 5 - 63.601816000 0 95.0 101 53 384 5 31 89 .264 6 Midland AA 2 - 0 2.54 8 8 1 1 0 0 39.0 31 11 11 3 0829.223 7 17 Midland AA 11 - 53.492929000 0 149.2 158 66 5819 6 51 115 .272 8 18 Omaha AAA 4 - 5 5.75 13 13 0 0 0 0 67.1 82 46 43 5 12847 .303 9 Kansas City ML 4 - 24.261713000 0 82.1 78 41 391123257 .255 10 19 AZL Royals R 0 - 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 03.0300001 1 .273 11 Omaha AAA 2 - 35.111910100 0 49.1 48 28 28 8526 51 .257 12 Kansas City ML 0- 2 8.06 12 3 0 0 0150 22.1 28 20 20 6 312 .308 22 21 Columbus AAA 1 - 5 8.02 12 9 0 0 0 0 42.2 49 38 38 1122038 .287 23 Minor Leagues 29- 37 4.44130109 2100555.0 589 306 274 60 25 226 457 .274 24 Major Leagues 4- 4 5.07 29160000104.2 106 61 59 17 544 72 .267 Clipper Bullpen Saturday, August 14

W-L CG SV ERA IP HAVGR ER BBK HR OBPSLG K/9 K/BB IP/HR WHIP Starters 12-30 06.14- 341.2 361246 233160 32971 .270 .355 .497 8.67 2.06 4.8 1.525 Relievers 25-18 - 195.06 400.0 374 246 225 235 458 60 .248 .362 .429 10.31 1.95 6.7 1.523

Reliever Availability: Pitcher (days rest - last pitch count) *-last pitched on consecutive days LH Gose (x-x), RH Hill (10-27), LH DYoung (3-22), RH Broom (3-26), RH Mota (3-32), RH Dowdy (2-30), RH Koch (2-45), RH Stephens (0-12), LH Nelson (0-14)

#23 Robert Broom - RHP #49 Juan Mota - RHP Pitches Last Game: 8/10 vs. Tol; 1.0IP, 1H, 2R, 2ER, 1BB, 1K Last Game: 8/10 vs. Tol; 2.0IP, 0H, 0R, 0ER, 2BB, 2K Last 5: 0-0, 0/0SV, 5.0IP, 7H, 4R, 4ER, 4BB, 6K Last 5: 0-1, 0/0SV, 5.1IP, 5H, 7R, 6ER, 6BB, 5K vs. LH: .333 (15x45, 4HR) vs. RH: .235 (19x81, 2HR) vs. LH: .200 (1x5, 0HR) vs. RH: .308 (4x13, 1HR) inherited runners stranded: 13 of 19 (68%) pitch count (range, avg.): 5-42, 21.1 inherited runners stranded: 1 of 1 (100%) pitch count (range, avg.): 14-37, 25.0 1st batter retired: 18 of 30 (60%) sb-att, pickoffs: 7 of 8, 0 1st batter retired: 1 of 4 (25%) sb-att, pickoffs: 2 of 2, 0 - gave up multiple runs three times in 5G from 5/14-5/28 (3BS, 6.0IP, 8ER, 3HR) - pitched in 23G (30.0IP, 26H, 18R, 14ER, 18BB, 49K) for Akron (5/4-7/27) - picked up 8th career save on 6/18 vs. Toledo, first since 7/2/19 with Akron - maxed out at 2.0IP in 4G, including 3 straight from 6/16-6/23 - inherited bases loaded jam on 7/2 at Toledo (GIDP), closed game with 1.2IP, 0R - held RH to a line of .183/.292/.267 with 0HR in 73PA (.313/.424/.563, 2HR to LH) - gave up 3HR to 29BF from 5/14-5/28, then allowed 0HR to next 73BF (7/25) - had 0ER Wed-Fri (13.0IP, 5H, 4BB, 26K), 14ER Sat-Tue (17.0IP, 21H, 14BB, Career W-L ERAG GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K vs. Toledo 0-0 7.71 7 0 1/2 7.0 9 6 6 4 9 vs. Toledo 0-0 0.00 1 00/02.0000 22 at Huntington 1-1 6.75 15 0 1/3 17.119 13 13 5 24 at Huntington 0-1 10.38 3 0 0/0 4.1 3 6 555 #26 Kyle Nelson - LHP #17 Kyle Dowdy - RHP Pitches Pitches Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol; 1.0IP, 0H, 0R, 0ER, 0BB, 2K Last Game: 8/11 vs. Tol; 2.1IP, 1H, 1R, 1ER, 0BB, 3K Last 5: 0-1, 0/0SV, 3.2IP, 4H, 9R, 9ER, 5BB, 6K Last 5: 0-0, 0/0SV, 10.1IP, 6H, 5R, 5ER, 7BB, 10K vs. LH: .263 (5x19, 0HR) vs. RH: .238 (5x21, 0HR) vs. LH: .231 (15x65, 1HR) vs. RH: .219 (23x105, 5HR) inherited runners stranded: 8 of 10 (80%) pitch count (range, avg.): 6-28, 18.2 inherited runners stranded: 10 of 23 (43%) pitch count (range, avg.): 13-64, 29.6 1st batter retired: 8 of 11 (73%) sb-att, pickoffs: 1 of 2, 0 1st batter retired: 16 of 28 (57%) sb-att, pickoffs: 5 of 6, 0 - pitched in 2G (2.0IP, 0H, 0R, 0ER, 1BB, 2K) for Cleveland (4/26-5/2) - had 1.2IP and 0ER in each of first 4G (3H, 4BB, 7K), despite 0 retired 1st batters - pitched in 6G (7.1IP, 6H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 8K) for Columbus (5/4-5/21) - gave up 10R (5ER) in 3.0IP over 3G from 5/16-5/23 - pitched in 8G (7.2IP, 10H, 10R, 10ER, 7BB, 6K) for Cleveland (5/22-6/27) - allowed all 7 inherited runners to score over 3G from 5/20-5/27 - sent to Columbus (6/12-6/13) during 2nd stint with Cleveland, but did not pitch - recorded 3.2IP on 64 pitches vs. Nashville on 5/27 (1H, 1BB, 6K) - all 10ER in 2nd MLB stint came in 2G (5ER 6/6 at Baltimore, 6/18 at Pittsburgh) - needed only 37 pitches for 3.0IP at Iowa on 6/12 (2H, BB, 3K) - did not pitch from 7/9-8/9; had 0.0IP, 1H, 4R, 4ER, 3BB in return, 8/10 vs. Toledo - worked 4.1IP on 7/30 at Nashville (1H, 1R, 1ER, 1BB, 2K; 52 pitches) Career W-L ERAG GS SV/O IP HRERBB K - became 1st (and only) Clipper with at least 1.0IP in back to back days, 7/22-7/23 vs. Toledo 0-1 6.437 0 1/1 7.0 2 5 5 3 14 Career W-L ERAG GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K at Huntington 1-1 9.2612 0 1/1 11.2 11 12 12 10 13 vs. Toledo 0-0 6.75 6 0 0/1 9.1 13 14 7 9 11 #48 Francisco Perez - LHP at Huntington 2-2 3.71 15 1 0/126.2 22 13 1112 34 #27 Anthony Gose - LHP Last Game: 8/6 vs. Oma; 1.0IP, 0H, 0R, 0ER, 1BB, 0K Pitches Last 5: 0-0, 1/1SV, 8.0IP, 7H, 1R, 1ER, 5BB, 13K Last Game: 7/10 vs. Ind; 1.0IP, 2H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 2K vs. LH: .250 (5x20, 0HR) vs. RH: .170 (8x47, 1HR) Last 5: 2-1, 0/0SV, 6.0IP, 4H, 4R, 4ER, 4BB, 8K inherited runners stranded: 0 of 5 (0%) pitch count (range, avg.): 9-54, 31.1 vs. LH: .207 (6x29, 0HR) vs. RH: .244 (10x41, 3HR) 1st batter retired: 6 of 12 (50%) sb-att, pickoffs: 0 of 0, 0 inherited runners stranded: 2 of 3 (67%) pitch count (range, avg.): 11-37, 24.0 - pitched in 11G (27.0IP, 8H, 2R, 2ER, 9BB, 46K) for Akron (5/4-6/18) 1st batter retired: 8 of 15 (53%) sb-att, pickoffs: 0 of 0, 0 - started season with 6 scoreless appearances (15.0IP, 3H, 6BB, 26K) - allowed runs five straight games from 5/14-6/13 (6.2IP, 9H, 8R, 7ER, 9BB, 7K) - after 2ER in 3.0IP vs. Erie on 6/1, no runs in next 4G (9.0IP, 2H, 3BB, 14K) - made spot start on 5/18 at Toledo (1.1IP, 1H, 1R, 1ER, 3BB, 0K) - had 7G with at least 2.0IP, maxing at 4.0IP (5/26 vs. Binghamton, 6/18 at Bowie) - pitched in 2G (2.0IP, 0H, 0R, 0ER, 1BB, 2K) for Team USA (qualifier, 5/31-6/5) - got 1st career save on 6/12 at Altoona; 1st with Columbus on 8/1 at Nashville - pitched in 4G (5.1IP, 1H, 0R, 0ER, 1BB, 3K) for Team USA (Olympics) - recorded 3.0IP with 0ER on 7/21 vs. Iowa (6K, 12BF) - won silver medal and named to the All-Olympic Team as the LHP Career W-L ERA GGSSV/O IP H R ER BB K - has issued walks in all but 4G this season (multiple walks in 7G) vs. Toledo 0-0 0.00 20 0/0 2.0 1 0 0 1 2 Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K at Huntington 1-0 2.89 6 0 0/0 9.1 933 6 14 vs. Toledo 1-1 4.50 6 1 0/1 6.0 3 3 3 11 7 at Huntington 4-0 3.60 9 0 0/1 10.0 5 5 4 11 19 #43 Jordan Stephens - RHP #65 - RHP Pitches Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol; 1.0IP, 1H, 0R, 0ER, 0BB, 1K Last Game: 8/3 vs. Oma; 1.1IP, 1H, 0R, 0ER, 0BB, 1K Last 5: 1-0, 1/1SV, 9.0IP, 6H, 3R, 3ER, 6BB, 5K Last 5: 0-0, 0/1SV, 6.0IP, 8H, 7R, 7ER, 5BB, 2K vs. LH: .267 (12x45, 0HR) vs. RH: .286 (22x77, 8HR) vs. LH: .429 (6x14, 1HR) vs. RH: .265 (9x34, 0HR) inherited runners stranded: 9 of 13 (69%) pitch count (range, avg.): 8-41, 26.0 inherited runners stranded: 3 of 5 (60%) pitch count (range, avg.): 6-32, 20.4 1st batter retired: 9 of 22 (41%) sb-att, pickoffs: 3 of 5, 0 1st batter retired: 8 of 12 (67%) sb-att, pickoffs: 2 of 2, 0 - did not participate in MLB , assigned to Columbus on 5/23 - on the 60-day DL since 3/27, recovering from right wrist surgery (car accident) - 2HR on 5/23 at Toledo, 0HR next 13G (72BF), 5HR in 2G at St. Paul (7/14-7/18) - began rehab assignment on 6/25, activated and optioned on 7/28 - earned first career save on 6/3 at Indianapolis (0.1IP, BB) - allowed 5ER over 3G (1.1IP) from 6/29-7/3 (6H, 3BB, 1K) - reached 500.0IP and 500K in career during same game, 6/24 vs. St. Paul Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP H R ER BB K - had a 2.25ERA (16.0IP, 4ER) over 13G between 3ER apps on 5/23 and 7/14 vs. Toledo 1-1 8.18 10 0 0/0 11.014101010 7 Career W-L ERA GGSSV/O IP HBBR ER K at Huntington 2-0 5.40 28 0 1/2 30.0 31 18 18 17 35 vs. Toledo 2-1 4.40 9 4 0/0 28.2 30 15 14 10 32 #34 Matt Koch - RHP at Huntington 2-2 4.76 17 4 4/4 39.2 37 21 21 15 41 Pitches #41 Danny Young - LHP Last Game: 8/11 vs. Tol; 1.2IP, 3H, 3R, 3ER, 2BB, 1K Pitches Last 5: 0-0, 0/2SV, 11.0IP, 9H, 8R, 8ER, 7BB, 14K Last Game: 8/10 vs. Tol; 1.0IP, 4H, 2R, 1ER, 0BB, 1K vs. LH: .254 (16x63, 3HR) vs. RH: .291 (32x110, 8HR) Last 5: 0-0, 0/0SV, 6.2IP, 7H, 4R, 3ER, 5BB, 10K inherited runners stranded: 7 of 7 (100%) pitch count (range, avg.): 12-58, 33.1 vs. LH: .172 (10x58, 0HR) vs. RH: .354 (29x82, 7HR) 1st batter retired: 12 of 18 (67%) sb-att, pickoffs: 1 of 2, 0 inherited runners stranded: 12 of 19 (63%) pitch count (range, avg.): 0-41, 24.1 - signed by Cleveland on 4/23, assigned to Columbus on 5/15 1st batter retired: 10 of 25 (40%) sb-att, pickoffs: 4 of 4, 0 - picked up the win at Toledo on 5/18 (3.2IP, 2K) - allowed 9ER over 2.0IP vs. Nasvhille from 5/27-5/30 (8H, 3BB, 5K, 4HR) - made spot start on 5/23 at Toledo (3.0IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 2K) - recorded 5K in 2.1 perfect innings at Iowa on 6/13 - in rotation for GS on 5/29 vs. Nashville (3.0IP, 4ER) and 6/4 at Indy (3.0IP, 6ER) - had 0.64ERA in month of June (9G, 14.0IP, 8H, 2R, 1ER, 1BB, 18K) - 2G in relief at Iowa 6/8-6/10 (1.1IP, 0ER), then GS on 6/13 at Iowa (2.0IP, 2ER) - allowed at least 1ER in 4 of 5G from 7/4-7/23 (6.1IP, 6ER) Career W-L ERA G GS SV/O IP HRER BB K - issued 3BB on 8/5 vs. Omaha (8BF); had 4BB to 91BF in 16G prior (6/4-8/3) vs. Toledo 1-0 6.23 6 10/013.0 13 9 9 7 7 Career W-L ERA GBBGS SV/O IP H R ER K at Huntington 0-1 7.33 13 1 0/2 27.0 2622 22 14 24 vs. Toledo 1-1 4.15 810 0/1 8.2 13 5 4 9 at Huntington 2-1 6.3316 00/1 21.1 28 17 15 9 33 Clipper Hitters Saturday, August 14

#13 Gabriel Arias - INF #10 Nolan Jones - INF Series: .333 (4x12) Current: 3 (.333, 4x12) Series: .182 (2x11), 1HR, 1RBI Current: 0 Home Stand: .250 (9x36), 2RBI Long: 9 (.417, 15x36; 7/18-7/28) Home Stand: .278 (10x36), 2HR, 6RBI Long: 7 (.400, 10x25; 6/27-7/4) Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (SS); 1x5, K Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (3B); 0x3, BB, 2K Highs: H- 3, 7x, 8/1 at Nas R- 3, 2x, 6/27 vs. Stp RBI- 3, 3x, 7/30 at Nas Highs: H- 3, 2x, 8/6 vs. Oma R- 3, 6/19 vs. Tol RBI- 4, 6/27 vs. Stp - hit 2-run HR in first Triple-A at bat, 5/4 at Louisville, then went 2x20 with 0RBI - started year 0x7 (6K) then hit go-ahead, RBI double in 9th at Louisville on 5/5 - reached base in each of first 12G of the season (5/4-5/18, .429OBP) - did not have first HR until 48th AB of the season (24K, .179SLG prior) - hit .147 (10x68) with a .247OBP in 19G after on base streak (5/19-6/10) - set career high with 2SB on 6/6 at Indianapolis (15th and 16th SB in career) - batted .353 (24x68) and scored 22 runs over 18G from 6/12-7/4 (.408OBP) - hit 18 doubles over 36G from 5/23-7/3, including three doubles on 6/8 at Iowa - had two doubles in back to back games on 7/31-8/1 at Nashville - batted .301/.420/.570 with 3HR and 17RBI over 28G (93AB) from 6/4-7/4 Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI - HR in three straight (5RBI) vs. Iowa from 7/20-7/22, 3-run HR on 7/25 vs. Iowa vs LH .281 (18x64, 2HR) vs. Toledo 19 72 .278 .338 .375 0 4 - last 9HR have come at Huntington Park (60AB since last road HR, 6/13 at Iowa) vs RH .275 (65x236, 7HR) at Huntington 42 151 .285 .370 .404 3 13 Season Splits: Career GABAVG OBP SLG HR RBI #38 Trenton Brooks - OF vs LH .254 (16x63, 2HR) vs. Toledo 21 72 .306 .432 .528 3 11 Series: .364 (4x11), 1HR, 3RBI Current: 3 (.364, 4x11) vs RH .219 (49x224, 9HR) at Huntington 43 151 .205 .314 .437 9 29 Home Stand: .394 (13x33), 1HR, 5RBI Long: 7 (.407, 11x27; 7/31-8/7) #12 - INF Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (1B); 2x4, R, RBI, HBP Series: .250 (1x4) Current: 1 (.250, 1x4) Highs: H- 3, 3x, 8/6 vs. Oma R- 3, 6/19 vs. Tol RBI- 5, 6/10 at Iow Home Stand: .182 (2x11) Long: 4 (.375, 6x16; 7/8-7/18) - hit .268/.438/.507 with 4HR and 19RBI in 23G (71AB) for Akron (5/4-6/7) Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (2B); 1x4, R - ranked 3rd in the EL in OBP (.438) and BB (20) at time of promotion Highs: H- 2, 5x, 7/14 at Stp R- 2, 2x, 6/26 vs. Stp RBI- 3, 7/14 at Stp - hit .391 (9x23) with 3HR (all 3-run) with runners in scoring position - went 5x12 through first 3G, then 8x74 over next 27G (5/14-7/6) - had 17BB during 12G on base streak from 5/16-5/29 (.547OBP) - was 2x4 with a HR and 3RBI on 7/14 at St. Paul - tied career highs with 2HR (3rd time) and 5RBI (3rd time) on 6/10 at Iowa - - was 2x4 with an RBI (walk-off single) in 1-0 win vs. Indianapolis on 7/6 Season Splits: CareerG AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI - walk-off HR to leadoff 9th in 4-3 win vs. Iowa on 7/22 (first career walk-off HR) vs LH .161 (5x31, 1HR) vs. Toledo 10 28 .107 .107 .107 0 1 Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI vs RH .177 (17x96, 1HR) at Huntington 26 75 .173 .215 .253 1 3 vs LH .260 (13x50, 0HR)vs. Toledo 15 54 .259 .333 .481 2 9 #36 Ryan Lavarnway - C vs RH .277 (39x141, 7HR) at Huntington 31 109 .330 .407 .532 5 15 Series: .375 (3x8), 1RBI Current: 4 (.313, 5x16) #7 Alex Call - OF Home Stand: .375 (3x8), 1RBI Long: 5, 2x (.438, 7x16; 5/28-6/4) Series: .214 (3x14) Current: 0 Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (C); 2x4, RBI, K Home Stand: .294 (10x34), 1HR, 3RBI Long: 4, 3x (.316, 6x19; 8/6-8/11) Highs: H- 2, 7x, 8/13 vs. Tol R- 2, 4x, 7/14 at Stp RBI- 4, 5/14 vs. Oma Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (CF); 0x4 - hit go-ahead grand slam in the 8th vs. Omaha on 5/14 (W, 10-7) Highs: H- 3, 2x, 7/18 at Stp R- 3, 7/28 at Nas RBI- 3, 7/18 at Stp - HR in consecutive games 5/16 vs. Omaha (2RBI) and 5/18 at Toledo (3RBI) - hit .310/.389/.503 with 5HR and 23RBI in 43G (155AB) for Akron (5/4-6/28) - hit .273/.333/.364 with 0HR and 0RBI in 4G (11AB) with Cleveland (6/17-6/23) - scored in each of first 9G of the season (ranked 6th in EL with 34R at call up) - DFA'd on 6/24, outrighted to Columbus on 6/28 and joined team on 6/30 - hit .442 (19x43) over 13G from 5/29-6/15 (2HR game on 6/4 vs. Erie) - drove in decisive runs with 2-run double in 7th on 7/7 vs. Indy (W, 2-0, 8inn.) - batted .302 (13x43) with RISP and was 2x3 with the bases loaded for Akron - hit .350 (7x20) with a double, 2HR and 3RBI for Israel in the Olympics - hit 2HR (both solo) on 6/30 at Toledo (tied career high, 4th time) Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI - went 3x4 with 2HR (5th time in career) and 3RBI on 7/18 at St. Paul vs LH .200 (3x15, 1HR) vs. Toledo 44 157 .274 .335 .401 315 Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI vs RH .267 (28x105, 7HR) at Huntington 33 117 .248 .308 .521 9 24 vs LH .188 (6x32, 3HR) vs. Toledo 937 .216 .310 .432 2 2 #24 Connor Marabell - OF vs RH .245 (26x106, 5HR) at Huntington 19 67 .224 .307 .373 26 Series: .500 (2x4) Current: 2 (.444, 4x9) #6 Daniel Johnson - OF Home Stand: .333 (7x21), 2RBI Long: 7 (.286, 8x28; 7/9-7/20) Series: .222 (2x9), 1RBI Current: 0 Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (LF); 2x4, 2R, 2 doubles Home Stand: .278 (5x18), 1HR, 4RBI Long: 7 (.346, 9x26; 6/18-6/25) Highs: H- 3, 2x, 8/3 vs. Oma R- 2, 3x, 8/13 vs. Tol RBI- 3, 4x, 6/19 vs. Tol Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (RF); 0x3, BB, K - went 2x4 with a HR, 2RBI and a steal on 5/23 at Toledo Highs: H- 3, 6/10 at Iow R- 2, 2x, 8/7 vs. Oma RBI- 2, 7x, 8/8 vs. Oma - hit .447 (17x38) with a HR and 15RBI over 11G from 6/6-6/19 (7 multi-hit games) - optioned to Columbus on 3/19, recalled on 5/1 (Franmil Reyes paternity list) - went 2x3 with a an RBI (walk-off double) on 6/15 vs. Toledo - went 0x9 with 5K in 2G for Cleveland (5/1-5/2), optioned on 5/3 - hit safely in 12 straight starts from 7/9-8/3 (.313, 15x48; 1x5 in 4G as a sub) - hit .218/.298/.420 with 9HR and 21RBI in 49G (193AB) for Columbus (5/4-7/6) Season Splits: Career G AB AVGOBP SLG HR RBI - homered in three straight from 5/21-5/23 at Toledo (all solo shots) vs LH .191 (9x47, 0HR) vs. Toledo 34 114 .254 .271 .386 2 15 - had 21K in 37PA over 8G from 5/22-5/30, part of 19G streak with a K (34K, 86PA) vs RH .292 (49x168, 4HR) at Huntington 66 219 .224 .274 .333 3 25 - hit .257/.278/.429 with 2HR and 2RBI in 15G (35AB) for Cleveland (7/7-8/1) #1 Richard Palacios - INF - had solo HR on 7/18 at Oakland and 7/23 vs. Tampa Bay (pinch-hit) Series: .000 (0x5) Current: 0 - optioned on 8/2, but remained on taxi squad and joined Columbus on 8/6 Home Stand: .172 (5x29), 2RBI Long: 4 (.294, 5x17; 8/4-8/7) Season Splits:Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (PR); 0x0 vs LH .140 (7x50, 4HR) vs. Toledo 31 124 .258 .370 .444 5 15 Highs: H- 2, 2x, 8/5 vs. Oma R- 2, 8/7 vs. Oma RBI- 2, 2x, 8/5 vs. Oma vs RH .248 (40x161, 6HR) at Huntington 71 277 .267 .355 .469 10 40 - hit .299/.389/.496 with 6HR and 36RBI in 66G (244AB) for Akron (5/4-7/29) #8 Gavin Collins - C - started 40G at 2B, but logged 18 starts across all three OF spots (10 in CF) Series: .182 (2x11), 2HR, 4RBI vs. OmaCurrent: 1 (.250, 1x4) - went 4x6 with 3 doubles and an RBI on 6/9 at Altoona Home Stand: .182 (2x11), 2HR, 4RBI Long: 3 (.308, 4x13; 7/15-7/20) - had a hit 7 straight AB (3 doubles, HR) from 7/13-7/15, including 5x5 on 7/14 Last Game: 8/7 vs. Oma (C); 1x4, R, 2RBI, HR, BB, K - made Triple-A debut on 7/31 at Nashville (112th career game), was 2x4 with 2RBI Highs: H- 2, 4x, 7/18 at Stp R- 2, 6/19 vs. Tol RBI- 4, 7/15 at Stp - has been successful in 13 consecutive steal attempts, dating to 6/9 with Akron - was 2x3 with a pair of doubles and an RBI on 5/25 vs. Nashville Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI - went 2x3 with 2RBI on 7/4 at Toledo (was 3x41 with 3RBI in 16G prior) vs LH .222 (2x9, 0HR) vs. Toledo 3 5 .000 .375 .000 0 0 - poked a grand slam on 7/15 at St. Paul vs RH .222 (6x27, 0HR) at Huntington 929.172 .294 .207 0 2 - had 3RBI through first 22G; 14RBI in last 18G (since 6/25) #29 Mike Rivera - C Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI Series: .250 (1x4) Current: 2 (.286, 2x7) vs LH .318 (7x22, 0HR) vs. Toledo 1024 .167 .333 .167 0 3 Home Stand: .154 (2x13) Long: 2, 2x (.286, 2x7; 8/8-c) vs RH .128 (12x94, 3HR) at Huntington 22 56 .196 .361 .339 2 9 Last Game: 8/11 vs. Tol (C); 1x4, R #45 Oscar Gonzalez - OF Highs: H- 1, 4x, 8/11 vs. Tol R- 1, 3x, 8/11 vs. Tol RBI- Series: .250 (3x12) Current: 1 (.500, 2x4) - hit .186/.260/.302 with 1HR and 8RBI in 13G (43AB) for Akron (5/4-6/22) Home Stand: .289 (11x38), 1HR, 5RBI Long: 8 (.303, 10x33; 7/13-7/22) - homered (2RBI) in season debut on 5/6 vs. Binghamton (off Jared Robinson) Last Game: 8/13 vs. Tol (DH); 2x4, K - went 4x5 with a pair of doubles and 3RBI on 5/23 vs. Reading Highs: H- 3, 8/3 vs. Oma R- 3, 8/3 vs. Oma RBI- 3, 8/3 vs. Oma - with Columbus (6/23-6/30), appeared in 1G, 6/29 at Toledo (1x4) - hit .330/.367/.601 with 13HR and 41RBI in 49G (188AB) for Akron (5/4-7/5) - hit .140/.255/.302 with 2HR and 7RBI in 13G (43AB) for Akron (7/1-7/29) - ranked 2nd in EL in batting, 3rd in HR and RBI at time of call up (1st in SLG) - homered in consecutive games on 7/24 vs. Richmond and 7/29 at Erie - was 3x4 with a HR and 5RBI (tied career high, third time) on 6/11 at Altoona Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI - hit safely in 17 straight from 6/12-7/2 (.397, 27x68, 4HR, 15RBI) vs LH .000 (0x5, 0HR) vs. Toledo 2 8 .250 .250 .250 0 0 - hit streak included 4th 4-hit game of career, 6/19 at Bowie (2B, HR, 4RBI) vs RH .250 (4x16, 0HR) at Huntington 6 15 .133 .188 .133 0 0 - did not hit first Triple-A HR until 12th game (42nd AB), 7/21 vs. Iowa Season Splits: Career G AB AVG OBP SLG HR RBI vs LH .174 (4x23, 1HR) vs. Toledo 3 12 .250 .250 .250 0 0 vs RH .299 (29x97, 3HR) at Huntington 2075 .280 .325 .440 2 9 Situational Hitting, Starting Lineups, Miscellaneous Stats Saturday, August 14

As Leadoff Runners On Bases Loaded Scoring Position 7th Inning On PLAYER AB AVG OBP HR AB AVG HR RBI AB AVG HR RBI AB AVG HR RBI AB AVGOBP R HR RBI Arias 70 .314 .377 2 127 .244 4 24 568.200 0 3 .206 29518 .274 .333 13 0 5 Brooks 59 .339 .3612 75 .253 3 22 4 .000 0 2 53 .226 1 1866 .258 .342 11 2 9 Call 43 .372 .460 5 47 .213 3 9 2 .000 0 0 29 .172 2 7 47.170 .278 4 1 1 Collins 27 .148 .233 1 59 .203 2 16 2 .500 1 5 45 .244 2 1548 .125 .222 5 1 7 Gonzalez, O 16 .188 .316 2 66 .303 1 11 2 .500 0 2 37 .324 1 11 38 .289 .308 5 2 8 Johnson 49 .204 .235 1 90 .256 3 18 6 .333 0 4 54 .222 2 1463 .222 .300 9 3 8 Jones 65 .277 .356 3 136 .199 4 34 10 .300 0 8 82 .183 3 30 85 .294 .417 17 2 7 Krieger 31.194 .242 0 55 .164 2 6 4 .000 0 0 36 .111 042 47 .085 .173 0 0 Lavarnway 23.261 .346 2 62 .274 5 26 7 .286 1 5 49 .286 44524 .267.313 6 4 14 Marabell 45.222 .286 0 107 .299 3 28 7 .1430 665 .246 2 26 83 .301 .356 10 1 8 Palacios 7 .286 .286 0 20 .250 0 4 - - - - 12 .417 0 4 11 .182 .182 0 0 2 Rivera 60.333 .333 9 .000 0 0 - - - - 5 .0000 0 7 .143 .250 1 0 0 Team Total 687 .268 .329 251252 .250 45 316 73 .247 2 58 761 .235 27 266 918 .247 .324123 27 115

Starts by Position Starts by PLAYER C1B2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1st 2nd 3rd 4th5th 6th7th 8th 9th Arias 91747 8 3 10 457 16 Brooks 46 5 882 12 12 9 Call 4 30 1 23 1 1 2 8 Collins 33 1 27 5 Gonzalez, O 8 1 18 4 7 13 5 6 Johnson 3 20 26 5 7 12 11 22 2 Jones 1 51 24 6 5 2 1512 36 12 Krieger 22 9 1 8 8 14 Lavarnway 28 5 1 1 13 17 1 Marabell 5 39 519 1 5 7 44 Palacios 6 3 1 1 1 8 Rivera 6 6

Home Runs Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games PLAYER 1R 2R 3R GS Last Record 2H 3H 4H 5+H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5+BI Total Arias 5 2 2 7/30 at Nashville (3) 4-5 11 7 18 2 3 5 * Brooks 43-33 8/10 vs. Toledo (2) 12 3 15 4 1 5 ** Call 5 3 8/4 vs. Omaha (s) 3-3 7 249 1 5 Collins 1 1 1 8/7 vs. Omaha (2) 0-3 4 4 5 1 6 Gonzalez, O 3 1 8/3 vs. Omaha (2) 2-2 9 1 10 1 1 2 Johnson 7 3 8/8 vs. Omaha (2) 7-3 9 1 10 7 7 Jones 7 1 3 8/10 vs. Toledo (s) 8-3 13 2 15 6 3 1 10 Krieger 2 7/14 at St. Paul (2) 0-2 5 5 1 1 2 Lavarnway3 2 2 1 7/16 at St. Paul (2) 5-3 7 7 4 2 1 7 Marabell 1 2 12-27/20 vs. Iowa (2) 122 14 4 4 8 Palacios 2 2 2 2 Rivera 0 0 Team Total 63 29 14 2 Chang, 8/11 vs. Tol 27-28 147 35 0 0 182 60 24 7 1 92 *- # of 2HR games

Current Streaks Season High Streaks Hitting On Base Errorless Hitting PLAYER Games Started Games Started Games Last Error Gimenez 9 7/27- Arias 3 (.333, 4x12) 8/10 vs. Tol 22 (.396OBP) 7/18 at Stp 5 8/4 vs. Oma Arias 9 7/18-7/28 Brooks 3 (.364, 4x11) 8/10 vs. Tol 12 (.471OBP) 7/30 at Nas 2 8/10 vs. Tol Gonzalez 8 7/13-7/22 Call 0-- 0 37 None Collins 1 (.250, 1x4) 8/7 vs. Oma 1 (.400OBP) 8/7 vs. Oma 7 7/22 vs. Iow On Base Gonzalez, O 1 (.500, 2x4) 8/13 vs. Tol 1 (.500OBP) 8/13 vs. Tol 16 None Arias 22 7/18- Johnson 0 - 10 (.378OBP) 6/30 at Tol 49 None Jones 17 7/13-8/1 Jones 0 - 1 (.250OBP) 8/13 vs. Tol 13 7/28 at Nas Jones 15 5/13-5/30 Krieger 1 (.250, 1x4) 8/13 vs. Tol 2 (.400OBP) 8/6 vs. Oma 8 7/15 at Stp Lavarnway 4 (.313, 5x16) 7/14 at Stp 4 (.353OBP) 7/14 at Stp 5 7/6 vs. Ind Errorless Marabell 2 (.444, 4x9) 8/7 vs. Oma 3 (.500OBP) 8/7 vs. Oma 52 5/20 at Tol Marabell 52 5/23- Palacios0 - 2 (.375OBP) 8/10 vs. Tol 10None Johnson 49 5/4- Rivera 2 (.286, 2x7) 8/8 vs. Oma 2 (.286OBP) 8/8 vs. Oma 8 None Call 37 none

Base Stealing PLAYER 2B Att 3B Att H Att All Att % R PO Arias 3 4 1 154 80% 01 Brooks 2 2 2 2 100% 1 0 Call 3 4 3 4 75% 2 1 Collins 0 1 0 1 0% 0 0 Gonzalez, O - Johnson 6 7 6 7 86% 2 0 Jones 5 6 2 2 7 8 88% 2 2 Krieger 0 1 0 1 0% 0 0 Lavarnway - Marabell 3 6 3 6 50% 1 0 Palacios 4 4 4 4 100% 0 0 Rivera - Team Total51 67 3545 72 75% 18 8 Highs and Lows, Record Breakdown Saturday, August 14

Clippers Individual Batting Leading Tied Trailing hd3 Most hits, game: 3, 35x, Jones & Brooks, 8/6 vs. Omaha After 6 innings: 27 - 8 8-72-33 hd2 Most runs, game: 3, 7x, Gonzalez, 8/3 vs. Omaha After 7 innings: 30 - 5 6-5 1-38 hd4 Most doubles, game: 3, Jones, 6/8 at Iowa After 8 innings: 31 - 2 5-5 0-39 hd5 Most triples, game: 1, 10x, Johnson, 8/7 vs. Omaha hd6 Most home runs, game: 2, 4x, Call, 7/18 at St. Paul 1-run games: 8 - 9 3-run games: 8- 5 hd7 Most RBI, game: 5, Brooks, 6/10 at Iowa 2-run games: 9 - 7 Extra Innings: 1 - 4 hd10 Most stolen bases, game: 2, 2x, Mercado, 6/12 at Iowa hd8 Most walks, game: 3, 5x, Brooks, 7/30 at NashvilleDay games: 6 - 8 Night games: 31 - 40 DH: 0 - 2 man Most total bases, game: 9, 3x, Call, 7/18 at St. Paul \ man Longest : 9, Arias, 7/18-7/28 Clippers score first: 24 - 15 Out-hitting opponents: 26 - 12 man Longest on base streak: 22, Arias, 7/18- hl Opponent scores first: 13 - 33 Hits even: 3 -4 Shutouts: 8 - 4 Out-hit by opponents: 8 -32

Score at least 4 runs: 30 - 23 Commit an error: 16 - 23 Clippers Team Batting Score less than 4 runs: 7 - 25 Commit no errors: 21 - 25 tb2 Most runs, game: 12, 6/19 vs. Toledo ib1 Most runs, inning: 9, 5/28 vs. Nashville Last at bat wins: 7 Come from behind wins: 16 tb3 Most hits, game: 14, 3x, 8/7 vs. Omaha Walkoff record: 4 - 3 Losses after leading: 22 man Most hits, inning: 6, 2x, 6/9 at Iowa tb4 Most doubles, game: 6, 6/8 at Iowa Series W-L-T Series Sweeps tb5 Most triples, game: 2, 6/29 at Toledo Home 3 -2 -20 - 1 tb6 Most home runs, game: 5, 2x, 7/20 vs. Iowa Road 2 -4-1 0 - 0 tb20 Most extra base hits, game: 7, 5x, 8/7 vs. Omaha Overall 5 - 6 -3 0-1 tb21 Most total bases, game: 28, 5/14 vs. Omaha tb10 Most stolen bases, game: 4, 8/4 vs. Omaha Record by Day tb8 Most walks, game: 9, 6/19 vs. Toledo Day Home Road Total tb9 Most strikeouts, game: 15, 2x, 7/3 at Toledo Sunday 3 - 3 3-3 6-6 tb16 Most runners LOB, game: 14, 8/3 vs. Omaha Monday 0 - 0 0 - 00-0 tb25 Fewest hits, game: 3, 2x, 7/17 at St. Paul Tuesday 3 -5 3-496- Wednesday 4-4 3 -3 7-7 Thursday 3 -4 2-5 5- 9 Clippers Individual Pitching Friday 5-3 3-5 8 -8 pd1 Most innings pitched, starter: 7.0, 4x, McCarty, 7/2 at Toledo Saturday 1 - 6 4 -3 5-9 pd2 Fewest innings pitched, starter: 0.2, Peacock, 7/30 at Nashville pd3 Most innings pitched, reliever: 5.0, 2x, Allen, 8/8 vs. Omaha Record by Month pd8 Most strikeouts, starter: 10, Allen, 8/3 vs. Omaha Month Home Road Total pd9 Most strikeouts, reliever: 7, 2x, Herget, 7/16 at St. Paul April 0-0 0-0 0-0 man Longest winning streak: 5, 2x, Herget, 6/27- May 2 - 10 6-5 8 - 15 man Longest losing streak: 4, 2x, Fillmyer, 7/17- June 84- 7 - 7 15 - 11 man Most consecutive scoreless IP, starter: 12.0, Fillmyer, 7/1-7/17 July 6 -5 4 -1011 - 16 man Most consecutive scoreless IP, reliever: 1.0, 2x, Herget, 7/3-7/28 August 3 -6 1 - 0 4 -6 pd5 Most runs allowed: 9, Peacock, 7/13 at St. Paul September 0 -00 - 0 00- pd4 Most hits allowed: 11, Allen, 5/19 at Toledo Total 19 - 25 18 - 23 37 -48 pd7 Most walks allowed: 4, 13x, Fillmyer, 8/5 vs. Omaha pd12 Most home runs allowed, game: 4, 3x, Mejia, 7/13 at St. Paul Clippers vs. the West Home Road Total Indianapolis 3 - 2 2 - 4 5 - 6 Clippers Team Pitching Iowa 31- 35- 8-4 tp6 Most strikeouts, game: 18, 8/3 vs. Omaha Louisville 0 -0 4 -1 4 - 1 tp5 Most walks, game: 10, 2x, 5/27 vs. Nashville Omaha 5 - 7 0 -0 5-7 tp34 Fewest walks, game: 0, 3x, 7/16 at St. Paul St. Paul 4 - 2 1-5 5-7 tp3 Most runs allowed, game: 19, 7/13 at St. Paul Toledo 4 - 5 3-9 7-14 ib2 Most runs allowed, inning: 10, 7/13 at St. Paul Total19 -2019 15 - 34 - 39 tp2 Most hits allowed, game: 15, 2x, 7/10 vs. Indianapolis man Most hits allowed, inning: 6, 3x, 7/13 at St. Paul South Home Road Total tp31 Fewest hits allowed, game: 1, 2x, 7/31 at Nashville Charlotte 00-0-0 0-0 tp9 Most home runs allowed, game: 6, 2x, 7/13 at St. Paul Durham 0 - 0 0-0 0 - 0 Gwinnett 0 - 0 0-0 0 - 0 Jacksonville 0 - 0 0-0 0-0 Miscellaneous Memphis 0-0 0-0 0-0 man Longest winning streak: 4, 6/6-6/10 Nashville 0-6 3-3 3-9 man Longest losing streak: 8, 5/23-6/1 Norfolk 0-0 0-0 0-0 s1 Longest game, time: 4:38, 8/3 vs. Omaha Total 0 - 6 3-3 3 - 9 s3 Longest game, innings: 11, 8/3 vs. Omaha s8 Shortest game, time (9 inn.): 2:20, 6/24 vs. St. Paul s9 Shortest game, time (7 inn.): 2:12, 6/4 at Indianapolis (g2) s4 Largest home crowd: 10,100, 4x, 8/3 vs. Omaha s11 Smallest home crowd: 2,117, 5/12 vs. Omaha Runs by Inn. 1 234 56789 10+ Total s5 Largest winning margin: 10, 5/7 at Louisville Clippers 36 55 54 50 5425 5338 28 4 397 s12 Largest losing margin: 18, 7/13 at St. Paul Opponents 42 70 68 8438 58 41 50 27 14 492 man Largest comeback: 4, 2x, 7/21 vs. Iowa man Largest lead lost: 4, 3x, 7/18 at St. Paul Opp Opp Opp tp23 Most double plays turned: 5, 5/15 vs. Omaha 0-run inn.: 536 510 3-run inn.: 25 37 6-run inn.: 33 tb17 Most double plays hit into: 3, 6x, 8/10 vs. Toledo 1-run inn.: 114 100 4-run inn.: 12 17 7-run inn.: 1 2 tp22 Most errors: 3, 5/28 vs. Nashville 2-run inn.: 53 665-run inn.: 4 6 8+ run inn.: 1 2 2021 Day by Day Saturday, August 14

Date OppResult Time Delay Rec. Pos. GA/B Att. Date Opp Result Time DelayRec. Pos. GA/B Att. 5/4 Lou W, 6-3 3:01 1-0 T1st - 2,808 7/19 OFF DAY 5/5 Lou W, 2-1 3:01 2-0 T1st - 1,778 7/20Iow L, 15-7 3:18 28-37 5th -12.0 10,100 5/6 Lou L, 9-0 2:40 :50 2-1 T2nd -0.5 1,841 7/21 Iow W, 7-4 2:55 29-37 5th -11.0 7,357 5/7 Lou W, 10-0 3:16 3-1 T1st - 2,428 7/22 Iow W, 4-3 3:09 30-37 5th -10.0 6,778 5/8 Lou W, 6-3 3:40 4-1 1st +0.5 2,582 7/23 Iow L, 9-4 3:1130-38 5th -11.0 10,100 5/9 Lou Cancelled, Rain 7/24 Iow L, 9-5 (10) 3:50 30-39 5th -11.0 10,100 5/10 OFF DAY 7/25 Iow W, 6-5 3:23 31-39 5th -11.0 7,333 5/11 OmaW, 2-0 2:255-1 1st +1.0 2,512 7/26 OFF DAY 5/12 Oma L, 5-4 3:235-2 1st +0.5 2,117 7/27 NasL, 4-3 3:00 31-40 5th -11.0 6,157 5/13 Oma L, 8-6 3:38 5-3 2nd -0.5 2,512 7/28 Nas W, 6-2 3:3432-40 5th -11.0 4,997 5/14 Oma W, 10-7 3:10 6-3 1st +0.5 3,714 7/29 Nas L, 6-4 3:18 32-41 5th -12.0 6,612 5/15 Oma L, 4-2 3:09 6-4 2nd -0.5 4,066 7/30 Nas L, 10-5 2:56 32-42 T5th -12.0 10,236 5/16 Oma L, 8-3 3:04 6-5 3rd -1.5 3,747 7/31 Nas W, 6-02:48 1:10 33-42 5th -11.0 8,643 5/17 OFF DAY 8/1 Nas W, 2-0 (7) 2:2934-42 5th -10.0 5,192 5/18 Tol W, 6-1 2:58 7-5 3rd -1.0 2,493 8/2 OFF DAY 5/19 Tol L, 8-2 2:41 7-6 4th -1.5 2,157 8/3 Oma L, 11-7 (11) 4:38 :16 34-43 5th -11.0 10,100 5/20 Tol L, 9-5 3:03 7-74th -2.0 2,519 8/4 Oma W, 6-4 3:26 35-43 T5th -10.0 6,161 5/21 TolL, 3-2 2:45 7-8 4th -3.0 3,434 8/5 Oma L, 7-4 3:09 35-44 T5th -11.0 6,041 5/22 Tol W, 5-32:35 8-8 4th -3.0 4,221 8/6 Oma W, 5-4 (10) 3:26 36-44 5th -10.0 7,595 5/23 Tol L, 12-5 3:03 8-9 4th -3.0 3,509 8/7 Oma L, 13-10 4:01 :12 36-45 5th -11.0 8,331 5/24 OFF DAY 8/8 Oma W, 4-0 2:31 37-45 5th -10.0 6,504 5/25 Nas L, 8-22:52 8-10 T4th -3.0 2,842 8/9 OFF DAY 5/26 Nas L, 6-5 2:54 8-11 6th -4.0 3,051 8/10 Tol L, 9-4 3:04 37-46 5th -10.0 8,330 5/27 Nas L, 11-0 3:11 8-12 6th -5.0 3,553 8/11 Tol L, 7-4 3:12 37-47 T5th -10.5 7,502 5/28 Nas L, 13-9 3:19 8-13 6th -6.0 3,406 8/12 Tol PPD., Rescheduled as a DH on 8/14 5/29 Nas L, 8-3 3:148-14 6th -7.0 3,817 8/13 Tol L, 5-4 2:39 37-48 6th -11.5 6,587 5/30 Nas L, 9-3 3:18 8-15 6th -8.0 4,537 8/14 Tol 5:05 5/31 OFF DAY 8/14 Tol - 6/1 Ind L, 5-3 2:53 8-16 6th -9.0 2,604 8/15 Tol 4:05 6/2 Ind PPD., Rescheduled as a DH on 6/4 8/16 OFF DAY 6/3 Ind W, 3-2 2:43 9-16 T6th -8.5 2,794 8/17Oma 8:05 6/4 Ind L, 10-3 (7) 2:26 9-17 T6th -9.0 - 8/18 Oma 8:05 6/4 Ind L, 5-2 (7) 2:12 9-18 T6th -10.0 5,207 8/19 Oma 8:05 6/5 IndL, 3-2 2:39 9-19 7th -11.0 4,723 8/20 Oma 8:05 6/6 Ind W, 4-1 (8) 2:50 :42 10-19 7th -11.0 4,292 8/21 Oma 8:05 6/7 OFF DAY 8/22 Oma 6:05 6/8 Iow W, 8-5 3:08 11-19 6th -10.0 4,086 8/23 OFF DAY 6/9 Iow W, 8-4 2:55 12-19 T5th -10.0 4,020 8/24 Mem 8:10 6/10 IowW, 9-7 3:21 13-19 5th -10.0 3,838 8/25 Mem 8:10 6/11 Iow L, 9-2 3:10 13-20 5th -11.0 8,220 8/26 Mem 8:10 6/12 Iow W, 7-1 2:55 14-20 5th -10.0 6,960 8/27 Mem 8:10 6/13 Iow W, 6-3 3:03 15-20 5th -10.0 5,624 8/28 Mem 7:35 6/14 OFF DAY 8/29 Mem 3:05 6/15 Tol W, 5-4 2:45 16-20 5th -10.0 9,282 8/30 OFF DAY 6/16 Tol L, 14-10 3:36 16-21 5th -10.05,774 8/31 Stp 6:15 6/17 TolW, 8-2 3:12 17-21 5th -10.0 6,047 9/1 Stp 6:15 6/18 Tol W, 7-5 3:02 18-21 4th -10.0 5,517 9/2 Stp 12:05 6/19 Tol W, 12-4 3:20 19-21 4th -9.0 9,098 9/3 Stp 7:05 6/20 Tol L, 8-0 2:56 19-22 T4th -10.0 9,282 9/4 Stp 7:05 6/21 OFF DAY 9/5 Stp 4:05 6/22 Stp L, 8-3 2:56 19-23 5th -10.5 8,696 9/6 OFF DAY 6/23 Stp W, 7-6 3:12 20-23T4th -10.0 6,461 9/7 Gwn 6:15 6/24 Stp W, 3-02:20 21-23 4th -10.0 5,520 9/8 Gwn 6:15 6/25 Stp W, 7-2 2:36 22-23 4th -9.0 6,745 9/9 Gwn 6:15 6/26 Stp L, 6-4 (10) 3:09 22-24 4th -10.0 9,364 9/10 Gwn 7:05 6/27 Stp W, 8-6 2:49 23-24 4th -9.0 5,385 9/11 Gwn 7:05 6/28 OFF DAY 9/12 Gwn 4:05 6/29 Tol L, 7-33:03 23-25 4th -9.0 3,718 9/13 OFF DAY 6/30 Tol L, 5-2 3:09 23-26 T4th -9.0 3,306 9/14 Tol 6:35 7/1 Tol L, 4-2 2:32 23-27 T4th -10.0 3,510 9/15 Tol 6:35 7/2 Tol W, 7-1 2:50 24-27 T4th -9.0 9,001 9/16 Tol 6:35 7/3 TolL, 4-2 2:50 24-28 5th -9.0 6,275 9/17 Tol 7:05 7/4 TolL, 5-4 2:59 24-29 5th -10.0 6,430 9/18 Tol 7:05 7/5 OFF DAY 9/19 Tol 2:05 7/6 Ind W, 1-0 2:3125-29 5th -10.0 9,171 9/20 OFF DAY 7/7 Ind W, 2-0 (8) 2:51 :37 26-29 5th -9.0 5,676 9/21 OFF DAY 7/8 Ind L, 10-3 3:02 26-30 5th -9.04,914 9/22 Nas 8:05 7/9 Ind W, 9-4 2:52 27-30 5th -9.0 9,2759/23 Nas 8:05 7/10 Ind L, 11-1 2:51 27-31 5th -9.5 8,528 9/24 Nas 8:05 7/11 Ind 9/25 Nas 8:05 7/12 OFF DAY 9/26 Nas 7:15 7/13 Stp L, 19-1 3:00 27-32 5th -10.0 6,606 9/27 OFF DAY 7/14 Stp L, 9-8 2:41 27-33 5th -11.0 5,376 9/28 OFF DAY 7/15 Stp L, 9-5 3:14 27-34 5th -11.0 7,062 9/29 Lou 6:15 7/16 Stp W, 5-3 2:41 28-34 5th -10.5 8,140 9/30 Lou 6:15 7/17 Stp L, 8-0 3:02 28-35 5th -12.0 7,814 10/1 Lou 7:05 7/18 Stp L, 7-6 (10) 3:26 28-36 5th -12.0 7,723 10/2 Lou 7:05 10/3 Lou 2:05 Transactions Saturday, August 14

# Transaction # Transaction # Transaction 1795/5- OF Ben Gamel to waivers (dfa) [27] 7/9- RHP Triston McKenzie to CLE (rec) [32+1] 2 5/5- C Rene Rivera to CLE (pur) [26] 80 7/9- LHP Sam Hentges from CLE (opt) [33+1] 3 5/6- C Angel Lopez Alvarez from LYN [27] 81 7/10- RHP Dalbert Siri released [32+1] 4 5/7- RHP Justin Garza from AKR [28] 82 7/12- LHP Anthony Gose to the TI List [31+1] 5 5/15- RHP Matt Koch from AZL [29] 83 7/12- LHP Ben Krauth to AKR [30+1] 6 5/18- RHP Jean Carlos Mejia to CLE (rec) [28] 84 7/17- C Ryan Lavarnway to the TI List [29+1] 7 5/21- INF Andres Gimenez from CLE (opt) [29] 85 7/19- RHP Jean Carlos Mejia to CLE (rec) [28+1] 8 5/22- LHP Kyle Nelson to CLE (rec) [28] 86 7/20- OF Jordan Luplow from CLE (mlr) [28+2] 9 5/23- INF Owen Miller to CLE (pur) [27] 87 7/20- RHP DJ Johnson from CLE (opt) [29+2] 10 5/23- LHP Zach Draper from AZL [28] 88 7/21- INF Yu Chang to CLE (rec) [28+2] 11 5/23- RHP Jordan Stephens from AZL [29] 89 7/21- RHP Justin Garza from CLE (opt) [29+2] 12 5/24- RHP Triston McKenzie from CLE (opt) [30] 90 7/22- LHP Sam Hentges to CLE (rec) [28+2] 13 5/25- RHP Kevin Herget signed [31] 91 7/22- RHP Eli Morgan from CLE (opt) [29+2] 14 5/25- LHP Tanner Tully from AKR [32] 92 7/28- RHP Juan Mota from AKR [30+2] 15 5/26- RHP Triston McKenzie to CLE (rec) [31] 93 7/28- LHP Alex Young from ARI (clm) [31+2] 16 5/27- OF Bradley Zimmer to CLE (rec) [30] 94 7/28- RHP Cam Hill to CLE (mlr) [31+1] 17 5/27- LHP Anthony Gose to the TI List [29] 95 7/28- RHP Cam Hill from CLE (opt) [32+1] 18 5/28- RHP DJ Johnson to the TI List [28] 96 7/30- INF Owen Miller to CLE (rec) [31+1] 19 5/28- RHP Eli Morgan to CLE (rec) [27] 97 7/30- RHP DJ Johnson to TB (trd) [30+1] 20 5/29- RHP Nathan Ocker from LC [28] 98 7/30- OF Jordan Luplow to CLE (mlr) [30] 21 5/30- INF Ernie Clement to CLE (rec) [27] 99 7/30- INF Richard Palacios from AKR [31] 22 5/30- RHP Nathan Ocker to LC [26] 100 7/30- C Mike Rivera from AKR [32] 23 5/30- RHP Heath Fillmyer signed [27] 101 7/31- RHP Justin Garza to CLE (rec) [31] 24 5/30- RHP Triston McKenzie from CLE (opt) [28] 102 8/2- RHP Eli Morgan to CLE (rec) [30] 25 5/31- INF Ernie Clement from CLE (opt) [29] 103 8/2- RHP Zack Godley released [29] 26 5/31- RHP Triston McKenzie to CLE (rec) [28] 104 8/2- RHP Cody Morris from AKR [30] 27 6/1- RHP Triston McKenzie from CLE (opt) [29] 105 8/2- INF Yu Chang from CLE (opt) [31] 28 6/5- INF Bobby Bradley to CLE (rec) [28] 106 8/2- OF Daniel Johnson from CLE (opt) [32] 29 6/5- RHP Blake Parker to CLE (pur) [27] 107 8/6- C Wilson Ramos to CLE (pur) [31] 30 6/7- RHP Eli Morgan from CLE (opt) [28] 108 8/7- INF Andres Gimenez to CLE (rec) [30] 31 6/8- RHP Manuel Alvarez to AKR [27] 109 8/7- RHP Jean Carlos Mejia from CLE (opt) [31] 32 6/8- LHP Tanner Tully to AKR [26] 110 8/9- LHP Francisco Perez to CLE (rec) [30] 33 6/8- OF Trenton Brooks from AKR [27] 111 8/10- C Gianpaul Gonzalez to LC [29] 34 6/10- LHP Zach Draper to AKR [26] 112 8/10- C Ryan Lavarnway from the TI List [30] 35 6/10- LHP Anthony Gose from the TI List [27] 113 8/12- LHP Alex Young to CLE (rec) [29] 36 6/10- RHP DJ Johnson from the TI List [28] 114 8/13- LHP Anthony Gose from the TI List [30] 37 6/11- OF Jordan Luplow from CLE (mlr) [28+1] 115 8/13- INF Yu Chang to CLE (rec) [29] 38 6/12- RHP Triston McKenzie to CLE (rec) [27+1] 116 8/13- LHP Logan Allen to CLE (rec) [28] 39 6/12- LHP Kyle Nelson from CLE (opt) [28+1] 117 8/13- LHP Francisco Perez from CLE (opt) [29] 40 6/13- RHP Triston McKenzie from CLE (opt) [29+1] 41 6/13- INF Ernie Clement to CLE (rec) [28+1] 42 6/14- LHP Kyle Nelson to CLE (rec) [27+1] 43 6/14- OF Jordan Luplow to CLE (mlr) [27] 44 6/15- RHP Eli Morgan to CLE (rec) [26] 45 6/15- INF Owen Miller from CLE (opt) [27] 46 6/16- LHP Ben Krauth from AZL [28] 47 6/17- C Ryan Lavarnway to CLE (pur) [27] 48 6/19- LHP Francisco Perez from AKR [28] 49 6/20- C Gianpaul Gonzalez from LC [29] 50 6/22- OF Franmil Reyes from CLE (mlr) [29+1] 51 6/23- C Roberto Perez from CLE (mlr) [29+2] 52 6/23- C Angel Lopez Alvarez to AKR [28+2] 53 6/23- C Mike Rivera from AKR [29+2] 54 6/24- RHP Justin Garza to CLE (pur) [28+2] 55 6/25- RHP Cam Hill from AKR (mlr) [28+3] 56 6/28- C Roberto Perez to AKR (mlr) [28+2] 57 6/28- OF Franmil Reyes to AKR (mlr) [28+1] 58 6/28- LHP Logan Allen to CLE (rec) [27+1] 59 6/28- OF Oscar Mercado to CLE (rec) [26+1] 60 6/29- OF Alex Call from AKR [27+1] 61 6/29- RHP Brad Peacock signed [28+1] 62 6/29- LHP Kyle Nelson from CLE (opt) [29+1] 63 6/30- INF Owen Miller to CLE (rec) [28+1] 64 6/30- C Ryan Lavarnway from CLE (out) [29+1] 65 6/30- RHP Zack Godley signed [30+1] 66 7/1- INF Owen Miller from CLE (opt) [31+1] 67 7/1- C Mike Rivera to AKR [30+1] 68 7/2- C Roberto Perez from AKR (mlr) [30+2] 69 7/3- C Roberto Perez to CLE (mlr) [30+1] 70 7/5- INF Yu Chang from CLE (opt) [31+1] 71 7/6- OF Oscar Gonzalez from AKR [32+1] 72 7/6- C Wilson Ramos signed [33+1] 73 7/7- OF Daniel Johnson to CLE (rec) [32+1] 74 7/7- INF Owen Miller to CLE (rec) [31+1] 75 7/7- RHP DJ Johnson to CLE (pur) [30+1] 76 7/7- LHP Logan Allen from CLE (opt) [31+1] 77 7/8- INF Owen Miller from CLE (opt) [32+1] 78 7/8- RHP Jean Carlos Mejia from CLE (rec) [33+1]

CLE- Cleveland (ML), AKR- Akron (AA), LC- Lake County (A+), LYN- Lynchburg (A), AZL- Arizona League (R) clm- claimed, dfa- designated, mlr- rehab, opt- optioned, out- outrighted, pur- purchased, rec- recalled, trd- traded