SAN JOSE GIANTS

2019 GAME NOTES

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Visalia Rawhide (83-53) @ San Jose Giants (66-73) RHP Justin Vernia (8-3, 3.65) vs. RHP Aaron Phillips (8-7, 4.62) North Division Series Game #1 Ÿ Wednesday, September 4 Ÿ Excite Ballpark Ÿ 7:00 PM

NORTH DIVISION SERIES UPCOMING SCHEDULE (best-of-five)

Game Date Location Time Giants Pitcher Opposing Pitcher

2 Thursday, September 5 at San Jose 7:00 PM RHP Matt Frisbee (9-8, 3.17) LHP Bryan Valdez (2-5, 4.82) 3 Friday, September 6 at Visalia 7:00 PM RHP Jose Marte (3-9, 5.59) RHP Shumpei Yoshikawa (5-7, 3.75) 4 Saturday, September 7 at Visalia 7:00 PM RHP Casey Meisner (4-3, 4.17) RHP Ryan Weiss (1-2, 5.97)

5 Sunday, September 8 at Visalia 6:00 PM RHP Tristan Beck (3-2, 2.27) RHP Justin Lewis (3-2, 3.53)

Tonight’s Game: The San Jose Giants play Game 1 of the best-of-five North Division Series against GIANTS BY THE NUMBERS the Visalia Rawhide (Diamondbacks affiliate) this evening at Excite Ballpark. Aaron Phillips (8-7, 4.62 O verall 66-73 ERA) is slated to make the start on the mound. Home 34-35 Road 32-38 North Division Series Schedule: The Giants host Game 1 tonight and Game 2 tomorrow of the vs. North 41-48 North Division Series. The series then shifts to Visalia for the remainder of the games. Game 3 is set vs. South 25-25 for Friday night at Recreation Park. The Rawhide will also host Game 4 on Saturday and Game 5 on vs. Visalia 11-17 Sunday, if necessary. The winner of the North Division Series will play the winner of the Rancho Cucamonga-Lake Elsinore South Division Series in the best-of-five California League Championship First Half 30-39 Second Half 36-34 Series beginning on Tuesday, September 10.

Longest W Streak 8 The Giants: San Jose finished the regular season with 10 wins in their final 12 games. The Giants Longest L Streak 6 clinched the North Division wild card berth on the final day of the regular season last Monday. San Jose finished the second half with a 36-34 record – their first winning half since the first half of the 2019 Home Attendance 155,253 2016 season (39-31). 2019 Average 2,317 Team Awards: The Giants announced their team awards throughout the final homestand of the regular season. Award winners included: Heliot Ramos (Team MVP and Offensive Player of the CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Year), Matt Frisbee (Pitcher of the Year), David Villar (Defensive Player of the Year), Olbis Parra (Relief Pitcher of the Year) and John Gavin (Good Guy Award). OVERALL STANDINGS Championship History: The Giants are in the playoffs for the first time since the 2016 season (lost North Division W-L PCT GB in North Mini-Series to Bakersfield). Prior to the two-year postseason drought from 2017-18, San Visalia 83-53 .610 - Jose reached the playoffs 12 times in 13 years from 2004-2016. Over their 32-year history, the San San Jose 66-73 .475 18.5 Jose Giants have won six championships (1998, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010) and 11 division titles Modesto 65-75 .464 20.0 Stockton 60-78 .435 24.0 (most recent: 2015).

South Division W-L PCT GB Hawkins’ Power Surge: Courtney Hawkins finished the regular season on a remarkable power R. Cucamonga 81-57 .587 - surge at the plate. Hawkins smacked seven home runs to go with 16 RBI’s over his final nine games Lake Elsinore 73-65 .529 8.0 of the regular season. He matched a San Jose Giants single-game record when he homered three Lancaster 68-70 .493 13.0 times on August 25 at Stockton. Hawkins hit 11 home runs during the month of August (28 games). Inland Empire 57-82 .410 24.5 His 21 home runs this season (in 88 games played) led the team and ranked tied for fourth in the California League. Hawkins became the first Giants player to hit at least 20 homers in a season since Today’s Games Brian Ragira in 2014 (20 HR). NORTH DIVISION SERIES Visalia at San Jose, 7:00 (Series tied 0-0) Versus The Rawhide: The Giants posted an 11-17 record against Visalia this season. San Jose went 7-8 versus the Rawhide at Excite Ballpark and 4-9 at Recreation Park. In their most recent SOUTH DIVISION SERIES meeting (August 27-29), the Giants swept a three-game set from Visalia. It marked the only time this R. Cucamonga at Lake Elsinore, 6:00 season that the Rawhide were swept in a series. San Jose was 7-5 against Visalia in the second half. (Series tied 0-0)

Sub-.500 Champions: The Giants (66-73) are looking to join the 2013 Inland Empire 66ers (69-71) and 2011 Lake Elsinore Storm (69-71) as sub-.500 California League champions this decade.

BROADCAST Hector Borg At The Helm: Hector Borg was named manager of the San Jose Giants on July 17 replacing Bill Hayes, who resigned four days earlier. The Giants were 41-54 and 5 1/2 games back in Radio: sjgiants.com (Joe Ritzo) the wild card race when Borg took over as manager. San Jose then went 25-19 for the remainder of 92.9 FM at Excite Ballpark the season under Borg to win the wild card by 1 1/2 games. Borg had been serving as the

Video: MiLB.TV fundamentals coach for the Giants’ Dominican Summer League team this season prior to his appointment in San Jose. Last year, Borg was the manager for the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (Giants Short-Season affiliate).

CALIFORNIA LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Ÿ 2010 Ÿ 2009 Ÿ 2007 Ÿ 2005 Ÿ 2001 Ÿ 1998 Ÿ 1979 Ÿ 1967 Ÿ 1962 Ÿ 1953 Ÿ 1949

TODAY’S SAN JOSE GIANTS STARTER

RHP Aaron Phillips

Born: October 11, 1996 Overall: 25 G, 21 GS, 8-7, 4.62 ERA Age: 22 Born: Rochester, NY Home: 14 G, 11 GS, 4-6, 5.12 ERA Resides: Buffalo, NY Road: 11 G, 10 GS, 4-1, 4.01 ERA Throws: Right Acquired: 9th Round, 2017 First Half: 13 G, 11 GS, 4-5, 4.95 ERA College: St. Bonaventure University Second Half: 12 G, 10 GS, 4-2, 4.30 ERA

Tonight’s Start: 22-year old right-hander is slated to make the start in Game 1 of the SEASON/CAREER HIGHS North Division Series against Visalia.

2019 Season: Finished the regular season with an 8-7 record and a 4.62 ERA over 25 2019 Career appearances (21 starts) for San Jose … Ranked second on the Giants staff in wins, innings pitched (115) and strikeouts (101) … 21 starts led the team … Allowed two runs IP: 9.0 (8/18 vs. IE) 9.0 (8/18/19 w/San Jose) or fewer in 11 of his 21 starts. R: 5 (x5) 8 (6/24/18 w/Augusta)

California League All-Star: Was named a midseason California League All-Star. ER: 5 (x3) 8 (6/24/18 w/Augusta) H: 9 (x2) 9 (x2 w/San Jose) Versus The Rawhide: Was 2-2 with a 5.54 ERA in six appearances (four starts) against Visalia this season … Faced the Rawhide in his final start of the regular season (August BB: 4 (x2) 4 (x2 w/San Jose) 29 at Excite Ballpark) … Pitched 3 1/3 innings with five runs (all earned) and six hits K: 9 (4/29 at IE) 11 (8/31/18 w/Augusta) allowed … Was his shortest start since June 29. HR: 2 (x2) 3 (5/3/18 w/Augusta) One-Hit Shutout: Tossed a one-hit shutout on August 18 against Inland Empire at Excite Ballpark … Retired 27 of 28 batters faced … Only baserunner was a Gleyvin Pineda leadoff single in the top of the sixth (retired first 15 batters & final 12 hitters) … Walked none and struck out eight … Giants won the game 4-0 … Was the first nine-inning 2019 DAY-BY-DAY shutout thrown by a San Jose pitcher since Eric Surkamp on May 16, 2010 (vs. (SAN JOSE only) Bakersfield).

DATE OPP DEC GS IP H R ER BB SO ERA Pitcher Of The Week x2: Was named California League Pitcher of the Week twice this 4/8 at Stk. ND * 2.0 2 1 1 3 3 4.50 season … Won the award on August 19 after going 2-0 with a 0.61 ERA in two starts the 4/13 Vis. L * 5.0 5 3 3 2 5 5.14 previous week … Also won after tossing six scoreless innings with one hit allowed in his 4/18 at RC L * 3.0 5 4 4 4 4 7.20 May 29 start against Lancaster. 4/24 Mod. L * 1.0 6 4 4 0 1 9.82 4/29 at IE ND * 6.0 3 1 1 1 9 6.88 5/4 RC L * 4.2 7 5 5 2 2 7.48 Inside-The-Numbers: Posted a 6.88 ERA in five April starts … Fashioned a 4.22 ERA 5/11 at LE W * 6.0 3 0 0 2 4 5.86 for the remainder of the season. 5/16 IE ND * 5.0 2 2 2 2 3 5.51 5/23 at Mod. W * 5.0 5 1 1 2 1 5.02 5/29 Lan. W * 6.0 1 0 0 1 5 4.33 AAA Spot Start: Made a spot start with Triple-A Sacramento on July 19 at Tacoma … 6/4 Mod. W * 5.2 5 2 1 0 3 4.01 Tossed six innings with only one run allowed … Gave up three hits, walked one and 6/9 at Stk. ND 4.0 8 5 4 1 6 4.39 struck out seven … Picked-up the win (Sacramento won game 8-6). 6/14 Vis. L 3.0 6 5 5 3 2 4.95 6/24 Mod. ND 4.1 4 5 2 3 4 4.90 6/29 Stk. ND * 3.0 4 4 4 4 4 5.23 2018 Review: Spent the entire 2018 season with the Augusta GreenJackets (A) … Was 7/4 Vis. W 4.0 4 0 0 1 3 4.92 6-7 with a 3.72 ERA over 19 appearances (18 starts) … Struck out 120 and walked only 7/9 Mod. L * 5.0 2 1 1 2 4 4.71 16 in 101 2/3 innings … Led the GreenJackets in strikeouts. 7/14 at Lan. W * 6.2 6 2 2 0 7 4.54 7/25 at Vis. ND * 5.0 3 2 2 3 4 4.48 7/31 LE L * 4.1 9 4 4 1 5 4.67 Draft Day: Was selected by the San Francisco Giants in the ninth round of the 2017 draft 8/6 at LE ND * 4.0 9 4 4 1 1 4.86 … Is in his third professional season. 8/13 at Vis. W * 5.2 5 3 1 1 7 4.67 8/18 IE W * 9.0 1 0 0 0 8 4.28 St. Bonaventure: Is the highest-drafted player in St. Bonaventure program history. 8/24 at Stk. ND * 4.1 8 3 3 2 3 4.35 8/29 Vis. ND * 3.1 6 5 5 2 3 4.62 Two-Way Player: Was a key contributor as both a pitcher and hitter throughout his collegiate career at St. Bonaventure … Compiled a 13-6 record and a 3.17 ERA over 43 appearances (31 starts) on the mound during his three-year career … Also posted a .248 batting average with two home runs, 51 RBI’s and 26 stolen bases in 129 games.

Awards: Was a finalist for the 2017 John Olerud National Two-Way Player of the Year … Won the 2017 Atlantic 10 Conference Pitcher of the Year award and was an ABCA/Rawlings Third Team All-American (9-2, 3.04 ERA; .251, 26 RBI’s, 18 SB).

CAREER PITCHING RECORD

Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO AVG 2019 San Jose 8 7 4.62 25 21 1 1 0 115.0 119 66 59 15 5 43 101 .267 Sacramento 1 0 1.50 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 3 1 1 0 0 1 7 .143 2018 Augusta 6 7 3.72 19 18 0 0 0 101.2 94 51 42 13 10 16 120 .240 2017 Salem-Keizer 3 0 4.45 14 0 0 0 1 28.1 20 15 14 2 1 13 36 .190 Career 18 14 4.16 59 40 1 1 1 251.0 236 133 116 30 16 73 264 .245

CALIFORNIA LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Ÿ 2010 Ÿ 2009 Ÿ 2007 Ÿ 2005 Ÿ 2001 Ÿ 1998 Ÿ 1979 Ÿ 1967 Ÿ 1962 Ÿ 1953 Ÿ 1949 2019 SAN JOSE GIANTS MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS

HIGHS AND LOWS MISCELLANEOUS RECORD TEAM MISCELLANEOUS April: 9-17 Sunday: 10-10 Most Games Over .500 2 April 11 (5-3) May: 15-13 Monday: 10-5 Most Games Under .500 15 August 21 (56-71) June: 11-15 Tuesday: 11-8 Longest Winning Streak 8 August 22-29 July: 16-13 Wednesday: 9-10 Longest Losing Streak 6 April 23-28 August: 13-15 Thursday: 13-10 September: 2-0 Friday: 6-16 Longest Home Winning Streak 7 May 5-27 Saturday: 7-14 Longest Road Winning Streak 5 August 22-26 First game of series: 26-16 Longest Home Losing Streak 8 April 23-May 4 Last game of series: 18-24 Scoring First: 46-22 Longest Road Losing Streak 5 May 24-31 Rubber game of series: 7-11 Opponent Scores First: 20-51

Largest Margin of Victory 15 August 9 vs. Mod. (20-5) By Series: 16-23-3 Score 3 or fewer runs: 13-46 Largest Margin of Defeat 9 June 24 vs. Mod. (2-11) By Home Series: 8-11-2 Score 4 or more runs: 53-27 Largest Comeback to Win 4 x3, last: August 29 vs. Vis. By Road Series: 8-12-1 Score 5 or more runs: 41-18 Walk-off Wins 6 last: July 30 vs. LE Allow 3 or fewer runs: 51-8 vs. RHP starter: 48-59 Allow 4 or more runs: 15-65 Walk-off Losses 7 last: August 6 at LE vs. LHP starter: 18-14 Allow 5 or more runs: 7-53 Longest Game, Extra Innings 14 August 6 at LE Longest Game, Time 5:08 August 6 at LE Day: 9-15 Lead after 6: 54-6 Longest Game, Time – 9 Innings 4:12 April 20 at RC Night: 57-58 Lead after 7: 55-4 Lead after 8: 56-2 Quickest Game Time 1:50 May 30 at LE (Gm. 2) Extra Innings: 4-9 Tied after 6: 7-11 Quickest Game Time – 9 Innings 2:07 August 18 vs. IE Tied after 7: 9-11 Errors, Game, SJ 5 April 25 vs. Mod. One-run games: 16-21 Tied after 8: 7-8 Errors, Game, Opponents 4 x3, last: July 28 at Mod. Two-run games: 16-14 Behind after 6: 5-56 Three-run games: 5-6 Behind after 7: 2-58 Four+ run games: 29-32 Behind after 8: 0-59 TEAM BATTING Runs, Game, SJ 20 August 9 vs. Mod. Runs, Game, Opponents 11 x3, last: June 28 vs. Stk. RECORD BY STARTING POSITION Runs, Inning, SJ 9 August 9 vs. Mod. Runs, Inning, Opponents 8 April 7 at Vis. C: Bart (24-25), Pena (20-18), Riley (10-13), H. Marte (8-8), Corbett (3-6), Freeman (1-4) Most Hits, Game, SJ 22 August 9 vs. Mod. Fewest Hits, Game, SJ 1 x2, last: April 30 at IE 1B: Combs (25-26), Clarke (10-16), Kirby (8-17), Riley (9-3), Villar (5-4), Matheny (4-1), Brusa (2-3), Van Horn (2-2), Garcia (1-1) Most Hits, Game, Opponents 15 August 6 at LE Fewest Hits, Game, Opponents 1 x2, last: August 18 vs. IE 2B: McPherson (51-53), Van Horn (7-10), Garcia (1-6), Manning (4-2), Maris (3-2)

Doubles, Game, SJ 7 June 9 at Stk. 3B: Villar (47-50), Garcia (6-11), Van Horn (7-7), Matheny (4-3), Jones (1-1), Manning (1-0), Doubles, Game, Opponents 5 x4, last: August 26 at Stk. Maris (0-1) Triples, Game, SJ 2 x3, last: August 4 at IE SS: Geraldo (57-60), Manning (4-7), Van Horn (4-5), Garcia (1-1) Triples, Game, Opponents 3 June 2 at LE Home Runs, Game, SJ 6 August 25 at Stk. LF: Hawkins (22-34), Angomas (10-17), Rincones (8-7), Quinn (7-7), Baldwin (8-5), Clarke (4-1), Home Runs, Game, Opponents 4 May 3 vs. RC Brusa (4-0), Bond (3-1), Ziegler (0-1) Stolen Bases, Game, SJ 5 May 13 vs. IE CF: Ramos (35-36), Hawkins (13-10), Johnson (11-11), Baldwin (6-14), Norris (1-1), Ziegler (0- Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents 7 April 24 vs. Mod. 1) Runners Left on Base, SJ 16 July 17 vs. RC Runners Left on Base, Opponents 18 August 6 at LE RF: Johnson (16-24), Fabian (21-16), Quinn (10-10), Baldwin (9-11), Norris (9-10), Angomas (1- 2)

INDIVIDUAL BATTING DH: Maris (9-12), Quinn (10-7), Angomas (5-7), Brusa (1-9), Hawkins (7-2), Combs (4-4), Bart Hits, Game 5 Hawkins, August 25 at Stk. (3-4), Fabian (2-5), Ramos (1-5), Villar (4-1), McPherson (3-2), Rincones (4-0), Geraldo (3- Runs, Game 4 Matheny, August 25 at Stk. 1), Manning (3-1), Johnson (2-2), Riley (1-3), Norris (2-1), Kirby (1-1), Pena (0-2), Van Horn (1-0), Baldwin (0-1), Corbett (0-1), Malkin (0-1), Matheny (0-1) Doubles, Game 3 x2, last: Geraldo, July 20 vs. Lan. Triples, Game 1 x30, last: Geraldo, Sept. 2 vs. Stk. P: Phillips (12-9), Frisbee (9-11), J. Marte (9-8), Wong (6-9), Hjelle (7-7), Meisner (7-4), Home Runs, Game 3 Hawkins, August 25 at Stk. Toplikar (4-4), Gavin (2-6), Beck (3-3), Myers (2-4), Cave (0-5), Baragar (3-1), Cueto (0-2), Rodriguez (1-0), Vincent (1-0) Walk-Off Home Runs 1 Ramos, July 30 vs. LE RBI, Game 6 Hawkins, August 25 at Stk. Walks, Game 4 Villar, June 15 vs. Vis. Strikeouts, Game 5 x2, last: Baldwin, August 6 at LE RECORD BY BATTING ORDER POSITION Stolen Bases, Game 2 x6, last: Geraldo, June 30 vs. Stk. 1st: Johnson (22-34), Geraldo (11-8), McPherson (9-9), Van Horn (5-6), Fabian (6-4), Matheny Longest Hitting Streak 12 Quinn, July 9-August 2 (6-2), Baldwin (3-5), Ramos (2-2), Garcia (1-2), Maris (1-0), Norris (0-1)

TEAM PITCHING 2nd: Ramos (25-27), Geraldo (9-10), Rincones (11-3), McPherson (4-7), Norris (5-5), Quinn (3- Strikeouts, Game, SJ 17 July 17 vs. RC 5), Johnson (2-2), Baldwin (1-3), Garcia (2-1), Bart (1-2), Fabian (1-2), Clarke (1-1), Maris (1-1), Angomas (0-1), Combs (0-1), Jones (0-1), Van Horn (0-1) Strikeouts, Game, Opponents 19 August 6 at LE Walks, Game, SJ 12 August 6 at LE 3rd: Bart (23-24), Ramos (9-12), Villar (13-7), Maris (8-7), Angomas (2-7), Baldwin (3-3), Walks, Game, Opponents 10 June 28 vs. Stk. Combs (2-3), Quinn (2-3), Rincones (1-4), Fabian (1-1), McPherson (1-1), Johnson (1-0), Van Horn (0-1) Scoreless Innings Streak, SJ 15 May 16-17 4th: Hawkins (29-34), Villar (19-13), Angomas (3-6), Bart (3-3), Brusa (2-4), Clarke (4-1), Riley INDIVIDUAL PITCHING (1-4), Kirby (1-3), Quinn (0-3), Combs (1-1), Johnson (1-1), Jones (1-0), Van Horn (1-0)

Strikeouts, Starter 11 Frisbee, August 7 at LE 5th: Villar (14-17), Hawkins (13-12), Quinn (10-5), Combs (6-8), Geraldo (3-7), Angomas (6-3), Strikeouts, Reliever 6 x5, last: Gavin, August 13 at Vis. Maris (2-7), Kirby (2-6), Riley (2-2), Pena (2-1), Johnson (2-0), Brusa (1-1), McPherson (1- Strikeouts, Opponent 13 McKinney, July 2 at Mod. 1), Van Horn (1-1), Fabian (0-2), Clarke (1-0) Walks 6 Cave, April 23 vs. Mod. 6th: Geraldo (21-14), Fabian (12-11), Villar (6-17), Combs (5-6), Quinn (6-3), McPherson (3-6), Walks, Opponent 6 Moths, June 15 vs. Vis. Pena (4-2), Baldwin (3-1), Angomas (0-4), Riley (2-0), Johnson (1-1), Kirby (1-1), Brusa (0- Innings, Starter 9.0 Phillips, August 18 vs. IE 2), Freeman (0-2), Garcia (1-0), Norris (1-0), Corbett (0-1), Matheny (0-1), Van Horn (0-1) Fewest Innings, Starter 1.0 x3, last: Vincent, July 20 vs. Lan. 7th: Combs (13-6), McPherson (6-13), Riley (8-6), Pena (7-6), Geraldo (5-6), Angomas (3-5), Scoreless Innings Streak, Starter 25.0 Frisbee, July 21-August 14 Quinn (4-3), Brusa (3-4), Villar (4-1), Garcia (1-4), H. Marte (1-4), Fabian (3-1), Norris (2- Scoreless Innings Streak, Reliever 11.2 Cave, May 22-June 25 2), Baldwin (1-3), Kirby (1-3), Clarke (2-1), Freeman (1-2), Van Horn (1-2), Matheny (0-1)

ATTENDANCE 8th: McPherson (16-10), Geraldo (6-12), Pena (5-8), Garcia (3-10), Riley (7-4), H. Marte (7-4), Kirby (4-4), Van Horn (3-4), Combs (2-4), Manning (3-2), Quinn (2-2), Clarke (1-3), Bond Largest Attendance, Home 4,471 July 4 vs. Vis. (2-1), Angomas (2-0), Brusa (1-1), Norris (1-1), Matheny (1-0), Baldwin (0-1), Corbett (0- Smallest Attendance, Home 356 April 15 vs. Stk. 1), Ziegler (0-1) Sellouts, Home 6 last: August 9 vs. Mod. 9th: Baldwin (12-14), McPherson (14-8), Van Horn (10-8), Manning (9-8), Clarke (5-11), Largest Attendance, Road 5,678 May 11 at LE Geraldo (5-4), Corbett (3-5), Norris (3-3), Pena (2-2), Garcia (1-2), Riley (0-3), Matheny (1- Smallest Attendance, Road 718 April 29 at IE 1), Bond (1-0), Ziegler (0-1), Kirby (0-1), Malkin (0-1), Combs (0-1)

CALIFORNIA LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Ÿ 2010 Ÿ 2009 Ÿ 2007 Ÿ 2005 Ÿ 2001 Ÿ 1998 Ÿ 1979 Ÿ 1967 Ÿ 1962 Ÿ 1953 Ÿ 1949 HITTING NOTES

GIANTS POSITION PLAYERS VS. TODAY’S STARTER: #1 Aaron Bond (.231, 0 HR, 4 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Outfielder is in his third professional season … Selected in the 12th round of the 2017 draft. Justin Vernia * Joined San Jose from the Arizona Rookie League on August 26. * Began the season with Augusta (A) … Hit .179 with seven home runs and 20 RBI’s in 42 games before going on IL in June. Player H-AB Notes * Returned in late-July with the AZL Giants Orange (Rookie) … Batted .190 with no homers and 11 RBI’s over 19 games in the AZL. Bond 0-0 * Split the 2018 season between Augusta and Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) … Hit .205 in 28 games for Augusta. Combs 0-4 2 BB, 2 K * Led last year’s Salem-Keizer team with 14 home runs … Hit .268 with 39 RBI’s in 45 games. Geraldo 1-4 HR, K * Attended San Jacinto Junior College (TX). Hawkins 0-8 2 K

Marte 0-0 #34 Dalton Combs (.262, 2 HR, 27 RBI, 3 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * First baseman/outfielder is in his third professional season … Selected in the 35th round of the 2017 draft. Matheny 0-0 * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on June 21. McPherson 2-6 2 1B, 2 BB, 2 K * Hit .344 with one home run and 11 RBI’s in 11 games for Augusta this season. Pena 1-3 HR, BB * Has seen action primarily at first base with San Jose after playing almost exclusively outfield prior to joining the Giants. Quinn 3-6 1B, 2 2B, K * Spent the 2017 and 2018 seasons with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) … Hit .318 with 5 HR and 21 RBI’s in 38 games last year. Rincones 1-3 1B * Attended Huntington University (NAIA school in Indiana) … Was a two-time All-Conference selection in 2016-17. Villar 3-8 1B, 2 HR, K

#26 Manuel Geraldo (.255, 5 HR, 53 RBI, 18 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Infielder in his sixth professional season … Signed as an international free agent in 2013 at age 16. * Has a .293 AVG in the second half (61 G) after hitting only .194 in the first half (58 G). GIANTS OFFENSE BREAKDOWN * Spent the entire 2018 season with Augusta (A) … Batted .294 with nine home runs, 52 RBI’s and 24 steals in 124 games.

* Was named to the midseason South Atlantic League All-Star team. * Led the GreenJackets and ranked third in the South Atlantic League in AVG … Also led the league in hits (143). W-L AVG R R/G HR * Was an All-Star in 2017 with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) … Hit .301 with three home runs in 73 games. Home 34-35 .253 306 4.4 49 Road 32-38 .247 322 4.6 66 #10 Courtney Hawkins (.256, 21 HR, 59 RBI, 2 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI ------* Outfielder is in his eighth professional season and first year in the SF Giants organization. April 9-17 .219 98 3.8 22 * Signed a minor league deal with San Francisco on May 17 and joined San Jose that day. May 15-13 .227 108 3.9 18 * Matched San Jose Giants single-game records for hits (5) and home runs (3) on August 25 at Stockton (5-for-6, 6 RBI’s). June 11-15 .280 144 5.5 21 * Originally a first round pick (13th overall selection) of the Chicago White Sox in 2012 … Former #1 prospect in White Sox system. * Was a Carolina League All-Star (High-A) in 2014 with Winston-Salem … Hit .249 with 19 homers and 84 RBI’s in 122 games. July 16-13 .264 126 4.3 21 * Spent 2015-16 and most of 2017 in Double-A … Was released by White Sox in April 2018 … .209 career AVG in Double-A. August 13-15 .252 139 5.0 29 * Played for the Sugar Land Skeeters of the independent Atlantic League in 2018 (.285 AVG, 18 HR, 72 RBI). September 2-0 .318 13 6.5 4 * Signed with Cincinnati in August 2018 … Hit .167 in 15 games with Louisville (AAA) this season … Released by Reds on May 3. * Drafted out of Mary Carroll High School (Corpus Christi, TX) … Was the 2012 Texas Gatorade High School Player of the Year.

#15 Hamlet Marte (.245, 0 HR, 7 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI LONGEST HITTING STREAKS * Catcher is in his ninth professional season and first year in the SF Giants organization. * Joined San Jose from Richmond (AA) on August 9. Player Games Dates AVG-HR-RBI * Hit .187 with two home runs and 19 RBI’s in 60 games for Richmond. Quinn 12 7/9 – 8/2 .452-1-9 * Signed with San Francisco as a minor league free agent in January … Was a non-roster invitee to major league spring training. Baldwin 11 4/17 – 4/29 .357-2-9 * Was in the Rockies organization from 2011-17 and the Dodgers system in 2018 … Became a free agent after last season. * Is playing for his third California League team … Spent all of 2017 with the Lancaster JetHawks (.309 AVG, 9 HR, 43 RBI in 64 G). Pena 10 7/27 – .333-2-6 * Was named to the 2017 midseason California League All-Star team. Villar 10 7/24 – 8/3 .359-3-8 * Spent the majority of the 2018 season with the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (.272 AVG, 12 HR, 47 RBI in 77 G). Fabian 10 7/13 – 7/24 .462-3-12 * Also earned All-Star honors with Boise (Short-Season) in 2015 … Originally signed with the Rockies in December 2010.

#46 Shane Matheny (.316, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Infielder is in his third professional season … Selected in the 23rd round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on August 14. WHO’S HOT * Hit .212 with 16 doubles, seven home runs and 43 RBI’s in 92 games for Augusta this season. * Spent the entire 2018 season with Augusta (.205 AVG, 6 HR, 33 RBI in 92 G) … Hit .284 for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in ’17. Courtney Hawkins has seven home runs and 16 RBI’s * Attended Washington State University … Led WSU with a .309 AVG as a junior in 2017 to earn All-Pac-12 honors. in his last nine games (.306, 11-for-36) Shane Matheny is 16-for-39 (.410) with three home #2 Kyle McPherson (.254, 2 HR, 20 RBI, 13 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI r uns and nine RBI’s in his last nine games * Infielder is in his third professional season … Selected in the 26th round of the 2017 draft. * Played for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2017 … Earned postseason Northwest League All-Star honors. Fabian Pena is batting .333 (13-for-39) during current * Batted .314 with seven home runs and 32 RBI’s in 65 games last year. 10-game hit streak (2 HR, 5 RBI) * Led the Northwest League in hits last season … Was also second in doubles, fifth in slugging (.493) & sixth in AVG. Manuel Geraldo has multi-hits in five of his last six * Attended James Madison University … Batted .313 with 17 home runs during three-year collegiate career. games (.480, 12-for-25) * Earned Freshman All-American honors in 2015 … Was the Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year.

#17 Fabian Pena (.222, 4 HR, 16 RBI, 2 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI WHO’S NOT * Catcher is in his second professional season … Selected in the 25th round of the 2018 draft. * Joined San Jose from Extended Spring Training on May 11 … Had yet to play in 2019 prior to joining the SJ Giants. Dalton Combs is hitless in his last 20 at-bats * Played for the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2018 … Hit .309 with five home runs and 24 RBI’s in 28 games … Led team in HR’s. * Attended Manhattan College … Was a three-time All-MAAC honoree … Was MAAC Rookie of the Year and Frosh A-A in ’16. * Moved from Cuba to the United States at age 14 … Attended high school in Miami.

#55 Heath Quinn (.289, 5 HR, 30 RBI, 1 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI HOME RUN CHART * Outfielder is in his fourth professional season … Selected in the 3rd round of the 2016 draft (95th overall pick). * Joined San Jose from the Richmond (AA) injured list on June 25 … Suffered a strained hamstring in May. Grand Slams (1): Shane Matheny (August 25 at Stk.)

* Hit .206 with two home runs and nine RBI’s in 32 games for Richmond earlier this season. * Spent the entire 2018 season with San Jose … Led team with .300 AVG … Had 24 doubles, 14 homers and 51 RBI’s in 96 gms. 2 -HR Games (7): Heliot Ramos (April 10 at Stk.), Ryan * Was sixth in the California League in batting average and sixth in OPS (.861) last season. * Also played in the Arizona Fall League last year. Kirby (April 16 vs. Stk.), Courtney Hawkins (June 7 at * Hit .228 with 10 HR in 75 games for San Jose in 2017 … Was a Northwest League All-Star with Salem-Keizer in 2016 (.337 AVG). Stk.), Joey Bart (June 8 at Stk.), Joey Bart (July 18 vs. * Attended Samford University … Was an All-American & Golden Spikes Award semifinalist as a junior in ’16 (.343, 21 HR, 77 RBI). RC), Courtney Hawkins (August 13 at Vis.), Shane Matheny (August 25 at Stk.) #18 Diego Rincones (.247, 2 HR, 8 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Outfielder is in his fourth professional season … Signed as an international free agent in 2015 at age 16. 3-HR Games (1): Courtney Hawkins (August 25 at Stk.) * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on August 12. * Was batting .295 with five home runs and 57 RBI’s in 105 games for Augusta. Back-to-Back HRs (4): Sandro Fabian & Heath Quinn * Was leading the GreenJackets in AVG, hits (118) & doubles (25) and was second in RBI’s at the time of his promotion. * Is the youngest player on San Jose’s roster (turned 20 last June). (July 13 at Lan.), Joey Bart & David Villar (July 24 at * Earned All-Star honors with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2018 and with the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2017. Vis.), David Villar & Courtney Hawkins (August 9 vs. * Batted .315 with seven home runs and 34 RBI’s in 61 games for Salem-Keizer last year … Hit .308 in the AZL. Mod.), David Villar & Courtney Hawkins (August 17 at Vis.) #28 David Villar (.262, 13 HR, 57 RBI, 4 SB) Playoffs: 0-0 (.---), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Third baseman is in his second professional season … Selected in the 11th round of the 2018 draft. Leadoff HRs (1): Shane Matheny (August 29 vs. Vis.) * Leads the Giants in doubles (24) and RBI’s (57). * Played for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2018 … Batted .279 with 13 home runs and 42 RBI’s in 56 games. * Led the Northwest League in extra-base hits (35) … Was also second in slugging (.579) and third in home runs & RBI’s. Walkoff HRs (1): Heliot Ramos (July 30 vs. LE) * Attended the University of South Florida … Hit .304 with 24 home runs during three-year collegiate career. * Was a Third Team All-American as a junior in 2018 … Hit .374 with 12 home runs and 59 RBI’s in 59 games. Inside the Park HRs (0)

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GIANTS RELIEF PITCHERS BULLPEN BREAKDOWN #49 Solomon Bates, RHP 9 G, 1-0, 4.41 ERA, 0 SV, 16.1 IP, 7 BB, 17 SO * Is in his second professional season … Selected in the 8th round of the 2018 draft. Reliever IR IRS Pct. Holds Sv. Opp. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on May 22 … Was on the injured list from June 24-August 29 (knee). Bates 4 1 75.0% 2 0 1 * Had a .250 opponents batting average with the Giants (.189 vs. right, .333 vs. left). Doval 22 7 68.2% 4 0 3 * Had a 3.81 ERA over 13 relief appearances with Augusta … Struck out 41 and walked only three in 26 IP. Gavin 19 2 89.5% 5 1 2 * Attended USC … Was honorable mention All-Pac-12 as a junior in 2018 (3.14 ERA in 77 IP). Lannoo 17 6 64.7% 1 0 2 Marshall 3 2 33.3% 1 0 0 #22 Camilo Doval, RHP 45 G, 3-5, 3.83 ERA, 0 SV, 56.1 IP, 34 BB, 80 SO Parra 16 4 75.0% 4 3 4 * Is in his fourth professional season … Signed as an international free agent in 2015 at age 18. Rubio 10 2 80.0% 1 7 8 * Was named a midseason California League All-Star … Last 15 appearances: 21.1 IP, 2 ER, 8 BB, 31 SO. Ruotolo 5 3 40.0% 0 2 2 * Had a .200 opponents batting average this season (.149 vs. right, .313 vs. left). Tona 12 5 58.3% 3 0 1 * Owned a 2.67 ERA with a .150 opp. AVG in the second half (23 G) … Had a 5.19 ERA in the first half (22 G). Totals 179 50 72.1% 38 30 47 * Led Augusta (A) with 11 saves last season … Had a 3.06 ERA over 44 relief appearances (78 SO in 53 IP).

#19 John Gavin, LHP 34 G, 2-8, 5.38 ERA, 1 SV, 82.0 IP, 45 BB, 87 SO * Is in his third professional season … Selected in the 8th round of the 2017 draft. GIANTS PITCHING BREAKDOWN * Made eight starts this season (1-4, 5.83 ERA) … Had a 5.13 ERA as a reliever (26 G). * Was a South Atlantic League All-Star last year in Augusta (A) … Had a 2.08 ERA in 20 starts. W-L ERA IP ER BB SO HR * Also made six starts with San Jose last season (1-2, 5.60 ERA) … 2nd in system in K’s last year (139 SO). Starters 35-45 4.19 645.0 300 244 636 56 * Attended Cal State Fullerton … Was 21-8 with a 2.80 ERA in 53 games (48 starts) during 3-year career. Relievers 31-28 3.68 585.0 239 311 676 41 * San Jose native … Attended St. Francis High School in Mountain View … Pitched at Excite Ballpark in HS. ------Home 34-35 3.91 622.0 270 281 628 56 #38 Peter Lannoo, RHP 21 G, 0-1, 4.89 ERA, 2 SV, 35.0 IP, 15 BB, 33 SO Road 32-38 3.99 607.0 269 273 680 41 * Is in his third professional season … Selected in the 28th round of the 2017 draft. ------* Returned to the Giants from Augusta (A) on August 14 … Had a 2.25 ERA in 12 innings for Augusta (6 G). April 9-17 4.23 231.2 109 119 282 21 * First stint with San Jose this year was from May 4-July 17 … Began the season at Extended ST. * Spent the majority of 2018 with San Jose … Had a 4.19 ERA in 31 relief appearances (58 IP). May 15-13 3.26 235.0 85 97 238 20 * Attended Cornell University … Was a walk-on … First Team All-Ivy League as a senior (3.86 ERA, 8 SV). June 11-15 4.92 230.2 126 111 254 21 July 16-13 3.66 258.0 105 105 260 18 #9 Mac Marshall, LHP 4 G, 2-0, 2.25 ERA, 0 SV, 8.0 IP, 5 BB, 7 SO August 13-15 3.91 255.2 111 120 261 16 * Is in his fifth professional season … Selected in the 4th round of the 2013 draft. September 2-0 1.50 18.0 3 2 13 1 * Joined San Jose on June 24 … Did not make 2019 debut until June 18 (AZL Giants) due to elbow injury. * Was on the injured list from July 2-August 26 (oblique). * Spent the entire 2018 season with San Jose (19 G, 18 GS, 0-6, 5.23 ERA, 56.1 IP, 40 BB, 64 SO). * Was limited to only two appearances in 2017 (elbow injury) … Had nerve transposition surgery. LAST OUTING * Attended Chipola JC (FL) … Pitched for 18U US National Team in 2013. Reliever Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER BB K #43 Olbis Parra, RHP 36 G, 6-2, 2.12 ERA, 3 SV, 51.0 IP, 19 BB, 54 SO Bates 8/31 Stk. ND 1.1 3 3 2 1 1 * Is in his sixth professional season … Signed as an international free agent in 2013 at age 18. Doval 9/2 Stk. ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 * Owned a 0.95 ERA over last 29 appearances (4 ER/38.0 IP). Gavin 8/31 Stk. ND 2.2 3 2 2 1 2 * Had .238 opponents batting average with San Jose this year (.230 vs. right, .254 vs. left). Lannoo 8/31 Stk. ND 2.1 4 2 2 2 1 * Spent the majority of last season with Augusta (A) … Had a 2.24 ERA and 3 SV in 35 relief appearances. Marshall 8/29 Vis. W 2.2 1 0 0 2 3 * Was an All-Star with the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2017 … Led the league with seven saves (3.93 ERA). Parra 9/1 Stk. ND 2.1 1 0 0 0 1 * Was a starting pitcher in 2013-14 before missing 2015 (TJ surgery) … Has been a reliever since. Rubio 9/1 Stk. ND 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 Ruotolo 9/2 Stk. ND 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 #6 Frank Rubio, RHP 32 G, 2-1, 1.89 ERA, 7 SV, 47.2 IP, 17 BB, 51 SO Tona 8/30 Stk. L 1.0 1 2 1 1 0 * Is in his third professional season … Selected in the 29th round of the 2017 draft. * Was named a midseason California League All-Star … Led the Giants with seven saves. * Had a .204 opponents batting average with San Jose this season (.182 vs. right, .246 vs. left). * Fashioned a 0.29 ERA in the first half with San Jose (1 ER/31.1 IP) before earning a promotion. CATCHER’S CORNER * Played for Richmond (AA) from June 12-July 29 … Had a 7.11 ERA (10 ER/12.2 IP) in 11 appearances. * Split the 2018 season between Augusta (A) and San Jose … Led the SF system with 19 saves last year. Catcher G/GS IP ER ERA CS SBA PCT PB * Attended the University of Florida … Was a reliever on the Gators’ 2017 national championship team. Marte 16/16 143.0 60 3.78 3 16 18.8% 4 Pena 38/38 323.1 134 3.73 8 42 19.0% 13 #41 Patrick Ruotolo, RHP 6 G, 0-0, 1.80 ERA, 2 SV, 10.0 IP, 8 BB, 12 SO * Is in his fourth professional season … Selected in the 27th round of the 2016 draft. * Joined San Jose on August 13 following a rehab assignment in the AZ Rookie League (9 IP, 0 R, 12 SO). * Returning from Tommy John surgery … Did not make his season debut until July 17. BULLPEN VS. VISALIA * Began the 2018 season with San Jose … Had a 1.47 ERA & 6 SV in 14 appearances (18 IP, 7 BB, 26 SO). * Fashioned a 2.42 ERA with four saves over 23 relief appearances for Richmond (AA) last year before injury. Reliever W-L-S ERA G IP ER BB SO * Led Augusta (A) with 17 saves in 2017 (1.68 ERA). Bates 1-0-0 3.00 3 6.0 2 2 6 * Attended the University of Connecticut … Finished 3-yr career ranked third in school history in saves (20). Doval 0-1-0 7.20 10 10.0 8 9 13 #29 Jesus Tona, RHP 14 G, 1-1, 5.71 ERA, 0 SV, 17.1 IP, 14 BB, 14 SO Gavin 0-1-0 1.17 6 15.1 2 10 19 * Is in his fifth professional season … Signed as an international free agent in 2014 at age 18. Lannoo 0-0-0 1.35 5 6.2 1 4 8 * Joined San Jose on July 18 from Augusta (A) … Was a midseason South Atlantic League All-Star. Marshall 1-0-0 0.00 1 2.2 0 2 3 * Was leading the South Atlantic League with 16 saves at the time of his promotion to San Jose. Parra 0-2-1 2.08 8 13.0 3 4 11 * Posted a 1.50 ERA in 27 relief appearances for Augusta (42 IP, 24 H, 17 BB, 60 SO). Rubio 0-1-0 0.00 4 6.0 0 2 7 * Had a .250 opponents batting average with San Jose this season (.273 vs. right, .200 vs. left). Ruotolo 0-0-1 0.00 2 3.1 0 3 3 * Was a Northwest League All-Star with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2018 … Had a 0.87 ERA and 12 SV. Tona 0-0-0 0.00 2 1.2 0 2 3 * Former catcher and second baseman (2015-17) … Made the transition to the mound in 2017.

WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE

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COACHING STAFF GIANTS VS. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

Games Home Road Total #13 Hector Borg, Manager vs. Modesto Total: 31 (16 H/15 R) 7-9 9-6 16-15 * Was named San Jose’s manager on July 17 after Bill Hayes’ resignation four days earlier. Stockton Total: 30 (14 H/16 R) 5-9 9-7 14-16 * Is in his first season as San Jose’s manager and third year overall as a manager in the SF Giants farm system. * Was the fundamentals coach for the Giants’ Dominican Summer League team this season before joining San Jose. Visalia Total: 28 (15 H/13 R) 7-8 4-9 11-17 * Served as the manager for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2018 (36-40 record). vs. North Division Total: 89 (45 H/44 R) 19-26 22-22 41-48 * Was the manager for the Giants’ Arizona Rookie League team in 2017. * Directed the AZL Giants to a playoff appearance (lost in the league championship game). vs. Inland Empire Total: 14 (7 H/7 R) 5-2 2-5 7-7 * Previously served four years (2013-16) as a coach for Augusta (A) & one year (2012) as Salem-Keizer infield instructor. Lake Elsinore Total: 15 (5 H/10 R) 3-2 4-6 7-8 * Began his coaching career with a four-year stint as a coach for the DSL Giants from 2008-11. Lancaster Total: 9 (6 H/3 R) 4-2 2-1 6-3 * Played three seasons in the Giants system from 2004-06 advancing as high as the Class-A level. * Former infielder hit .237 with no home runs, 39 RBI’s and 14 stolen bases over 83 games in the Giants system. R. Cucamonga Total: 12 (6 H/6 R) 3-3 2-4 5-7 * Final season as a player came in 2007 with the Anderson Joes of the independent South Coast League. vs. South Division Total: 50 (24 H/26 R) 15-9 10-16 25-25 * 34 years old. * From La Romana, Dominican Republic.

#21 Thomas Neal, Hitting Coach LEAGUE AWARDS * Is in his first season as San Jose’s hitting coach and third year overall as a coach in the SF organization. * Previously served as hitting coach for Augusta (A) in 2018 and Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2017. Offensive Player of the Week * Former outfielder played 10 seasons of professional baseball in the Giants, Indians, Yankees, Cubs and Reds orgs. - Sandro Fabian, July 15-21 (5 G, 9-for-19, .474 AVG, 2 HR, 5 RBI) * Saw major league action with the Indians in 2012 and Yankees and Cubs in 2013 combining for 15 games played. * Played for San Jose during 2009 championship season – hit .337 with 22 HR & 90 RBI’s to earn All-Star honors. - Joey Bart, July 22-28 (5 G, 8-for-21, .381 AVG, 3 HR, 4 RBI)

#16 Matt Yourkin, Pitching Coach Pitcher of the Week * Is in his second season as San Jose’s pitching coach and seventh year as a coach in the SF organization. - Matt Frisbee, May 6-12 (1 GS, 1-0, 6.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 5 SO) * Previously spent five seasons as pitching coach for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) from 2013-17. - Aaron Phillips, May 27-June 2 (1 GS, 1-0, 6.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 5 SO) * Played nine years in the Marlins (2004-08) and Giants (2009-12) organizations. - Matt Frisbee, August 5-11 (1 GS, 1-0, 7.0 IP, 6 H, 0 R, 11 SO) * Led the Pacific Coast League in strikeouts (145) during the 2011 season as a member of Fresno Grizzlies. - Aaron Phillips, August 12-18 (2 GS, 2-0, 14.2 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 15 SO) * Made 362 appearances (64 starts) during minor league career (35-41 record, 4.54 ERA, 14 SV). * Attended Napa High School and Saint Mary’s College. Midseason All-Stars

- Camilo Doval, RHP - Heliot Ramos, OF #12 Gary Davenport, Fundamentals Coach - Aaron Phillips, RHP - Frank Rubio, RHP * Is in his first season as San Jose’s fundamentals coach and 16th year overall as a coach in the SF organization. * 2019 marks his seventh year overall in San Jose – was previously hitting coach in 2005 and from 2008-12. * Spent the 2018 season as fundamentals coach for Richmond (AA). Postseason All-Stars * Has also served as a roving instructor and manager for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in the Giants system. - Heliot Ramos, OF * Former infielder was drafted by SF in 1981 out of Santa Clara University and played three years in Giants organization. * Father, Jim, played 13 seasons with the SF Giants from 1958-70 (1,142 career hits).

ROSTER INFORMATION

RECENT TRANSACTIONS INJURED LIST August 30 RHP Solomon Bates Activated from Injured List Player Dates on IL August 27 LHP Mac Marshall Activated from Injured List John Russell, RHP April 26 – RHP Clay Helvey Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) DJ Myers, RHP May 15 – Luis Amaya, LHP August 10 – Jake Wong, RHP August 11 – August 26 OF Aaron Bond Added from AZL Giants Orange (Rookie) Sandro Fabian, OF August 26 – OF Sandro Fabian Placed on Injured List Jose Marte, RHP April 10 – June 6 Joey Bart, C April 16 – June 3 August 25 RHP Peter Lannoo Added from Sacramento (AAA) David Villar, INF April 25 – May 13 Heliot Ramos, OF April 25 – May 26 August 22 RHP Clay Helvey Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) Chris Corbett, C May 13 – July 19 Trenton Toplikar, RHP May 16 – May 29 RHP Peter Lannoo Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) Jean Angomas, OF May 17 – June 12 RHP Rodolfo Martinez Transferred to Richmond (AA) Logan Baldwin, OF May 24 – July 4 Casey Meisner, RHP May 25 – June 4 August 21 INF Brandon Van Horn Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) Solomon Bates, RHP June 24 – August 29 Olbis Parra, RHP June 30 – July 17 August 16 RHP Casey Meisner Added from Sacramento (AAA) Mac Marshall, LHP July 2 – August 26 Heath Quinn, OF July 14 – July 22 OF Logan Baldwin Released Note: Players in italics are currently on IL

SAN JOSE GIANTS QUICK FACTS

Affiliation San Francisco Giants (32nd Season, 1988-2019) California League Titles 6 – 1998, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010 Faculty Excite Ballpark (Built 1942) Championship Series Appearances 10 (Last: 2015) Capacity 3,811 Playoff Appearances 22 (Last: 2016) Dimensions 320-365-390-365-320 Operated By Progress Sports Management Stadium Address 588 East Alma Ave., San Jose, CA 95112 Majority Owner San Francisco Giants Front Office Phone (408) 297-1435 Chairman of the Board Bill Schlough Front Office Email [email protected] President & CEO Dan Orum

Media Contacts Jeff Black, Phone: 408-380-4516, Email: [email protected] Joe Ritzo, Phone: 408-380-4507, Email: [email protected]

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2019 SAN JOSE GIANTS GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

FIRST HALF (30-39) SECOND HALF (36-34)

G Date Opp W/L Score W-L-SV Att Time Overall Half Place GB G Date Opp W/L Score W-L-SV Att Time Overall Half Place GB 1 4/4 at VIS W 7-3 Vizcaino-Bain 3,018 3:12 1-0 1-0 T1st - 70 6/20 at STK L 5-8 Altamirano-Frisbee-Martinez 4,260 2:59 30-40 0-1 T3rd -1.0 2 4/5 at VIS L 3-4 (10) Brill-Rubio 2,671 3:18 1-1 1-1 T2nd -1.0 71 6/21 at STK L 7-8 Varland-Doval-Charles 2,305 2:55 30-41 0-2 T3rd -2.0 3 4/6 at VIS L 0-1 (11) Stout-Russell 2,740 3:26 1-2 1-2 T3rd -2.0 72 6/22 at STK L 2-10 Gilbert-Marte 3,515 3:00 30-42 0-3 T3rd -3.0 4 4/7 at VIS L 3-9 Garcia-Doval 2,942 3:12 1-3 1-3 T3rd -3.0 73 6/23 at STK W 7-0 Hjelle-Feigl 2,038 3:27 31-42 1-3 T3rd -2.0 5 4/8 at STK W 10-1 Marciano-Altamirano 1,671 3:11 2-3 2-3 3rd -2.0 74 6/24 MOD L 2-11 Gilbert-Meisner 1,160 3:19 31-43 1-4 4th -3.0 6 4/9 at STK W 4-3 Doval-Poche-Cruz 3,248 3:00 3-3 3-3 3rd -1.0 75 6/25 MOD W 8-4 Frisbee-Murfee 2,361 3:07 32-43 2-4 T3rd -2.0 7 4/10 at STK W 6-3 Parra-Jordan-Vizcaino 2,303 3:12 4-3 4-3 T1st - 76 6/26 MOD W 6-5 (10) Parra-Duron 2,020 3:43 33-43 3-4 3rd -2.0 8 4/11 VIS W 6-2 Casad-Green 3,501 2:56 5-3 5-3 1st - (+1.0) 77 6/27 STK W 10-8 Toplikar-Poche 1,849 3:20 34-43 4-4 T2nd -1.0 9 4/12 VIS L 2-6 McCanna-Cave 2,910 3:27 5-4 5-4 T1st - 78 6/28 STK L 8-11 (10) Highberger-Cave-Charles 4,025 3:52 34-44 4-5 3rd -2.0 10 4/13 VIS L 2-4 Stapler-Phillips-Tunnell 2,819 2:38 5-5 5-5 2nd -1.0 79 6/29 STK L 6-8 (10) Charles-Lannoo-Bayer 3,144 4:00 34-45 4-6 T3rd -3.0 11 4/14 VIS L 0-2 Bartlett-Parra-Brill 2,266 2:46 5-6 5-6 T2nd -2.0 80 6/30 STK W 13-1 Frisbee-Altamirano 2,110 3:07 35-45 5-6 3rd -2.0 12 4/15 STK L 1-6 Jordan-Gavin 356 3:11 5-7 5-7 T3rd -2.5 81 7/1 at MOD W 3-2 Marshall-Salter-Cave 1,056 3:03 36-45 6-6 T2nd -2.0 13 4/16 STK W 8-4 Doval-Sheehan 1,309 3:14 6-7 6-7 2nd -3.0 82 7/2 at MOD L 0-7 McKinney-Marte 978 2:48 36-46 6-7 3rd -2.0 14 4/17 STK L 1-9 Marks-Cave 2,036 2:54 6-8 6-8 T2nd -4.0 83 7/3 at MOD L 0-2 Kerr-Hjelle-Wilcox 5,258 2:39 36-47 6-8 T3rd -2.0 15 4/18 at RC L 3-7 Montgomerie-Phillips 1,783 3:19 6-9 6-9 T2nd -5.0 84 7/4 VIS W 5-3 Phillips-Yoshikawa-Cave 4,471 3:25 37-47 7-8 T3rd -1.0 16 4/19 at RC W 6-3 Doval-Gonzalez-Sano 4,809 3:11 7-9 7-9 T2nd -5.0 85 7/5 VIS L 0-4 Green-Frisbee 2,757 3:22 37-48 7-9 4th -2.0 17 4/20 at RC L 4-11 Helsabeck-Gavin 3,029 4:12 7-10 7-10 3rd -6.0 86 7/6 VIS L 5-7 Castillo-Cave-Williams 2,497 3:36 37-49 7-10 4th -3.0 4/21 Off Day 3rd -6.0 87 7/7 MOD W 3-2 Toplikar-Morgan 1,574 3:01 38-49 8-10 4th -2.0 18 4/22 MOD W 4-0 Horn-Hutchison 505 2:31 8-10 8-10 T2nd -6.0 88 7/8 MOD L 3-7 Newsome-Hjelle 1,002 2:56 38-50 8-11 4th -3.0 19 4/23 MOD L 4-9 Wells-Cave 1,019 2:49 8-11 8-11 3rd -7.0 89 7/9 MOD L 1-4 Kerr-Phillips 2,445 3:11 38-51 8-12 4th -3.0 20 4/24 MOD L 7-8 Kober-Phillips-Adams 1,026 3:53 8-12 8-12 3rd -8.0 90 7/10 at RC W 5-2 Frisbee-Hamilton 1,264 3:02 39-51 9-12 4th -3.0 21 4/25 MOD L 5-9 Newsome-Myers 1,152 2:56 8-13 8-13 3rd -9.0 91 7/11 at RC L 4-8 Montgomerie-Martinez 1,721 3:31 39-52 9-13 4th -4.0 22 4/26 STK L 2-4 Jordan-Toplikar-Bayer 2,592 3:25 8-14 8-14 3rd -10.0 92 7/12 at RC L 0-4 Gray-Marte 2,518 2:48 39-53 9-14 4th -5.0 23 4/27 STK L 3-5 Feigl-Baragar-Krall 2,213 2:51 8-15 8-15 T3rd -10.0 93 7/13 at LAN W 17-5 Hjelle-Rolison 3,593 3:53 40-53 10-14 4th -5.0 24 4/28 STK L 2-3 Jackson-Frisbee-Zambrano 2,080 2:59 8-16 8-16 4th -10.0 94 7/14 at LAN W 5-3 Phillips-Santos-Martinez 2,006 3:15 41-53 11-14 4th -4.0 25 4/29 at IE W 3-1 Cabrera-Wantz-Marciano 718 2:45 9-16 9-16 4th -9.0 95 7/15 at LAN L 5-6 Harris-Gavin-Doyle 3,055 3:18 41-54 11-15 4th -4.0 26 4/30 at IE L 2-3 Warren-Horn-Santos 981 2:39 9-17 9-17 4th -9.0 7/16 Off Day 4th -4.0 27 5/1 at IE W 6-3 Gavin-Ortega-Vizcaino 818 3:19 10-17 10-17 4th -8.0 96 7/17 RC L 5-7 (11) de Geus-Marciano 1,893 4:43 41-55 11-16 4th -4.0 28 5/2 at IE L 4-5 Mattson-Santa Cruz 4,819 3:09 10-18 10-18 4th -9.0 97 7/18 RC W 6-1 Marte-Rooney 2,020 3:19 42-55 12-16 4th -4.0 29 5/3 RC L 3-10 Mitchell-Frisbee 3,235 3:07 10-19 10-19 4th -10.0 98 7/19 RC W 4-3 (10) Tona-Strain 3,528 3:26 43-55 13-16 4th -4.0 30 5/4 RC L 3-7 Salow-Phillips 3,111 3:15 10-20 10-20 4th -11.0 99 7/20 LAN W 10-4 Meisner-Ceja 4,441 3:13 44-55 14-16 T3rd -3.0 31 5/5 RC W 4-2 Myers-Moseley-Vizcaino 1,705 3:17 11-20 11-20 4th -11.0 100 7/21 LAN W 4-3 Frisbee-Gilbreath-Amaya 3,112 3:17 45-55 15-16 T2nd -3.0 5/6 Off Day 4th -11.0 101 7/22 LAN L 2-7 Gaddis-Wong-Kennedy 1,888 3:01 45-56 15-17 T3rd -3.0 32 5/7 at MOD W 4-2 Toplikar-McKinney-Rubio 2,998 2:35 12-20 12-20 4th -10.0 102 7/23 at VIS W 5-4 Marte-Grey-Callahan 1,221 3:00 46-56 16-17 T2nd -2.0 33 5/8 at MOD L 6-7 Haberer-Doval 2,510 2:56 12-21 12-21 4th -11.0 103 7/24 at VIS W 4-0 Hjelle-Bain 1,391 2:45 47-56 17-17 T2nd -1.0 34 5/9 at MOD W 2-0 Frisbee-Tuivailala-Rubio 1,016 2:28 13-21 13-21 4th -10.0 104 7/25 at VIS L 3-4 Bartlett-Meisner 1,305 2:33 47-57 17-18 T2nd -2.0 35 5/10 at LE L 4-6 Wilson-Sano-Miller 5,432 2:59 13-22 13-22 4th -11.0 105 7/26 at MOD W 5-2 Frisbee-Murfee 3,256 3:09 48-57 18-18 2nd -1.0 36 5/11 at LE W 8-0 Phillips-Gore 5,678 3:18 14-22 14-22 T3rd -10.0 106 7/27 at MOD W 9-5 Amaya-Hutchison 2,816 2:54 49-57 19-18 2nd -1.0 37 5/12 at LE L 2-6 Ashbeck-Myers 2,133 2:40 14-23 14-23 T3rd -11.0 107 7/28 at MOD W 8-2 Marte-Moyers 1,009 2:49 50-57 20-18 2nd -1.0 38 5/13 IE W 8-4 Sano-Tavarez-Rubio 1,010 3:15 15-23 15-23 T3rd -11.0 7/29 Off Day 2nd -1.0 39 5/14 IE W 4-3 Frisbee-Bradish-Simpson 1,014 2:56 16-23 16-23 3rd -10.0 108 7/30 LE W 5-4 Parra-Blair 2,257 3:17 51-57 21-18 T1st - 5/15 IE PPD 3rd -10.5 109 7/31 LE L 0-5 Patino-Phillips 2,133 2:54 51-58 21-19 2nd -1.0 40 5/16 IE W 3-2 Marciano-Warren NA 2:02 17-23 17-23 3rd -10.0 110 8/1 LE L 2-6 Ashbeck-Doval-Guerrero 1,660 2:41 51-59 21-20 2nd -2.0 41 IE W 7-1 Gavin-Wantz 2,712 2:08 18-23 18-23 T2nd -10.0 111 8/2 at IE L 4-5 Tavarez-Martinez 4,318 2:57 51-60 21-21 2nd -3.0 42 5/17 LE W 1-0 (10) Rubio-Rodriguez 2,943 3:00 19-23 19-23 T2nd -10.0 112 8/3 at IE L 1-5 Molina-Marte-Lind 2,483 2:34 51-61 21-22 T2nd -4.0 5/18 LE PPD 2nd -10.0 113 8/4 at IE L 4-5 (12) Gubelman-Gavin 2,932 3:56 51-62 21-23 3rd -5.0 5/19 LE PPD T2nd -10.0 114 8/5 at LE W 3-1 Hjelle-Thompson-Martinez 1,111 3:17 52-62 22-23 3rd -4.5 5/20 Off Day T2nd -10.0 115 8/6 at LE L 7-8 (14) Giron-Gavin 1,415 5:08 52-63 22-24 3rd -4.5 43 5/21 at MOD W 5-3 Parra-Boches-Rubio 3,099 2:58 20-23 20-23 2nd -9.0 116 8/7 at LE W 2-0 Frisbee-Nix-Schimpf 1,234 2:43 53-63 23-24 2nd -4.5 44 5/22 at MOD L 1-4 Newsome-Wong-Haberer 902 2:36 20-24 20-24 T2nd -9.5 8/8 Off Day T2nd -5.0 45 5/23 at MOD W 6-1 Phillips-McKinney-Gavin 832 2:54 21-24 21-24 2nd -9.0 117 8/9 MOD W 20-5 Wong-Hutchison 3,876 3:32 54-63 24-24 2nd -5.0 46 5/24 at VIS L 4-5 Stout-Parra-Tunnell 3,319 2:52 21-25 21-25 2nd -10.0 118 8/10 MOD L 3-10 McKinney-Marte 3,266 3:03 54-64 24-25 T2nd -5.0 47 5/25 at VIS L 2-4 Yoshikawa-Hjelle-Williams 2,161 2:45 21-26 21-26 2nd -11.0 119 8/11 MOD L 2-5 Chandler-Beck-Kerr 2,397 2:45 54-65 24-26 3rd -6.0 48 5/26 at VIS L 8-9 Castillo-Frisbee-Williams NA 2:43 21-27 21-27 2nd -11.0 8/12 Off Day 3rd -6.0 49 5/27 LAN W 2-1 Wong-Gilbreath-Rubio 3,086 2:34 22-27 22-27 2nd -11.0 120 8/13 at VIS W 11-3 Phillips-Valdez 1,322 3:22 55-65 25-26 T2nd -5.0 50 5/28 LAN L 4-9 Gaddis-Gavin 1,372 3:14 22-28 22-28 2nd -12.0 121 8/14 at VIS L 3-4 Vernia-Frisbee-Williams 980 2:32 55-66 25-27 T2nd -6.0 51 5/29 LAN W 1-0 Phillips-Rolison-Parra 1,916 2:23 23-28 23-28 2nd -12.0 122 8/15 at VIS L 5-7 Yoshikawa-Marte-Williams 2,990 3:36 55-67 25-28 T2nd -7.0 52 5/30 at LE L 1-7 Gore-Hjelle NA 1:59 23-29 23-29 T2nd -12.5 123 8/16 IE L 5-7 Molina-Meisner-Bertness 3,651 3:17 55-68 25-29 3rd -8.0 53 LE W 3-2 Simpson-Guerrero-Rubio 1,777 1:50 24-29 24-29 2nd -12.5 124 8/17 IE L 3-7 Tyler-Beck 3,284 3:01 55-69 25-30 3rd -8.0 54 5/31 at LE L 2-5 Leasher-Frisbee-Knehr 4,567 3:02 24-30 24-30 2nd -13.5 125 8/18 IE W 4-0 Phillips-Criswell 2,026 2:07 56-69 26-30 T2nd -7.0 55 6/1 at LE W 7-5 Wong-Boushley-Rubio 3,333 3:09 25-30 25-30 2nd -13.5 8/19 Off Day T2nd -7.5 56 6/2 at LE L 2-9 Bolanos-Gavin 2,222 3:07 25-31 25-31 2nd -13.5 126 8/20 at MOD L 1-7 Hutchison-Cueto 3,091 3:03 56-70 26-31 3rd -7.5 6/3 Off Day 2nd -14.0 127 8/21 at MOD L 3-10 Moyers-Marte 1,028 3:17 56-71 26-32 3rd -8.5 57 6/4 MOD W 9-4 Phillips-Hutchison-Toplikar 1,960 2:39 26-31 26-31 2nd -13.0 128 8/22 at MOD W 6-4 Rubio-Kerr 1,169 3:11 57-71 27-32 3rd -8.0 58 6/5 MOD W 4-2 Hjelle-Gilbert-Meisner 1,905 2:33 27-31 27-31 2nd -12.0 129 8/23 at STK W 3-1 Beck-Altamirano-Parra 2,781 2:41 58-71 28-32 T2nd -8.0 59 6/6 MOD L 3-4 Murfee-Frisbee-Kober 1,657 3:10 27-32 27-32 2nd -12.5 130 8/24 at STK W 5-3 Helvey-Cochran-Gill-Ruotolo 4,600 3:10 59-71 29-32 T2nd -7.0 60 6/7 at STK L 3-8 Gilbert-Marte 2,921 3:23 27-33 27-33 2nd -12.5 131 8/25 at STK W 15-1 Frisbee-Feigl 2,555 3:28 60-71 30-32 T2nd -6.0 61 6/8 at STK L 7-8 (10) Highberger-Simpson 3,205 3:33 27-34 27-34 T2nd -12.5 132 8/26 at STK W 5-1 Parra-Duno 2,829 2:47 61-71 31-32 2nd -6.0 62 6/9 at STK L 8-10 Krall-Doval 2,632 3:34 27-35 27-35 T3rd -13.5 133 8/27 VIS W 2-1 Meisner-Weiss-Ruotolo 1,462 2:46 62-71 32-32 2nd -5.0 63 6/10 at STK W 4-2 (11) Parra-Sheehan 1,791 3:33 28-35 28-35 T2nd -13.5 134 8/28 VIS W 6-0 Beck-Lewis 1,601 3:24 63-71 33-32 2nd -4.0 64 6/11 at STK L 3-4 Charles-Simpson-Highberger 1,841 2:31 28-36 28-36 T3rd -13.5 135 8/29 VIS W 9-5 Marshall-Cuas 1,480 2:56 64-71 34-32 2nd -3.0 65 6/12 VIS L 0-1 Green-Gavin-Tunnell 1,400 2:18 28-37 28-37 4th -15.5 136 8/30 STK L 0-2 (11) Marinez-Tona 3,255 3:49 64-72 34-33 2nd -4.0 66 6/13 VIS W 4-3 Bates-Bartlett-Parra 1,268 2:51 29-37 29-37 3rd -14.5 137 8/31 STK L 5-12 Nambiar-Marte 3,367 3:36 64-73 34-34 T2nd -4.0 67 6/14 VIS L 5-10 McKinley-Phillips 4,085 3:52 29-38 29-38 3rd -15.5 138 9/1 STK W 6-2 Meisner-Conley 1,759 2:34 65-73 35-34 T2nd -3.0 68 6/15 VIS W 10-2 Meisner-Moths-Toplikar 4,381 3:12 30-38 30-38 3rd -14.5 139 9/2 STK W 7-1 Beck-Altamirano 2,029 2:33 66-73 36-34 2nd -3.0 69 6/16 VIS L 1-2 Yoshikawa-Hjelle-Bartlett 2,909 2:47 30-39 30-39 3rd -15.5

FIRST HALF RECORD / STANDINGS INFO SECOND HALF RECORD / STANDINGS INFO Overall Record: 30-39 Overall Record: 36-34 Home Record: 16-18 Home Record: 18-17 Road Record: 14-21 Road Record: 18-17 Vs. North: 16-27 Vs. North: 25-21 Vs. South: 14-12 Vs. South: 11-13

Days In First Place: 4 (of 74) Days In First Place: 1 (of 75) Days In Second Place: 33 (of 74) Days In Second Place: 34 (of 75) Days In Third Place: 23 (of 74) Days In Third Place: 24 (of 75) Days In Fourth Place: 14 (of 74) Days In Fourth Place: 16 (of 75)

Last Day In First Place: April 12 Last Day In First Place: July 30 Most Consecutive Days In First: 3 (April 10-12) Most Consecutive Days In First: 1 (July 30) Most Games Ahead (Date): 1.0 (April 11) Most Games Ahead (Date): -- Most Games Behind (Date): 15.5 (x3, last: June 16) Most Games Behind (Date): 8.5 (August 21)

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