GAME NOTES Tuesday, September 7, 2021

2019 PCL Pacific Southern Division Champions

Game 108 – Road Game 54

Sugar Land Skeeters (62-45) (AAA-) vs. Aviators (58-49) (AAA-)

Aviators At A Glance . . . The Series (Skeeters lead 3-2)

Overall Record: 58-4 9 (.542) Home: 30-24 (.556) PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Road: 28-25 (.528) SUGAR LAND LAS VEGAS Day Games: 12-6 (.667) Tues. (5:05) – RHP Shawn Dubin (4-3, 4.54) RHP Kyle Friedrichs (1-1, 7.27) Night Games: 46-43 (.517) Wednesday, September 8 OFF DAY

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Aviators vs. Skeeters: The team, Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics, will face the , Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros, tonight in the finale of the six-game series and the 12-game road trip in Triple-A West action at Constellation Field (7,500)…Las Vegas is 7-4 on the road trip (5-1 vs. Oklahoma City; 2-3 vs. Sugar

Land)…following an off-day tomorrow, the Aviators will return to Las Vegas Ballpark to host intrastate rival, the , in a six- game series from Thursday-Tuesday, September 9-14…Las Vegas will the n travel to S acra mento on Thursday, September 16.

Sugar Land defeats Las Vegas 3-1 for second straight Sugar Land Skeeters victory (Monday, September 6): The Skeeters defeated All-Time Record vs. Skeeters the Aviators 3-1 on Labor Day in game five of the six-game 2-3 (.400) series before a crowd of 2,457 at Constellation Field. Home: 0-0 (.000)

Las Vegas offense: The Aviators recorded 6 hits and Road: 2-3 (.400) scored their lone run in the second inning on an RBI single

by shortstop Nick Allen (2-for-4). Center fielder Buddy Reed was 2-for-4 and third baseman Vimael Machín was 1- 2021 Season Series (W 2, L 3) Date Score for-3, walk. Sugar Land offense: The Skeeters recorded 6 hits and September 2@ L, 3-1 September 3@ W, 6-5 scored two runs in the second inning to take a 2-1 lead. Second baseman Alex De Goti was 3-for-4. Center fielde r September 4@ W, 4-3 September 5@ L, 3-2 Ronnie Dawson (1-for-5) hit a solo in the fifth inning and Robel Garcia was 0-for-1, three September 6@ L, 3-1 walks, run scored. September 7@

Las Vegas pitching: Right-hander Homer Bailey suffered

the loss. He pitched 5.0 innings and allowed 3 hits, 3 runs (2 Sugar Land: The 2021 season marks the first campaign in Triple-A for the Skeeters…member earned), walked 5 and struck out 3 on 84 pitches (50 strikes). Aviators Bullpen: Right-hander Argenis Angulo pitched of the Eastern Division.

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hander Zack Erwin pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed 2 hits and struck out 1. Sugar Land was a member of the Atlantic League from 2012-19 and Constellation Energy R H E Las Vegas 010 000 000 1 6 1 League in 2020 (17-11 record, .607). Sugar Land 020 010 00X 3 6 1 WP: Solomon (8-0); LP: Bailey (1-4); SV: Blanco (18) Sugar Land is in their first season as the Triple-

T: 2:48 A: 2,457 A affiliate of the Houston Astros.

Game Recaps: Sugar Land defeats Las Vegas 3-1 in series opener (Thursday, September 2): The Skeeters defeated the Aviators 3-1 in the opener of the six-game series and game seven of the 12-game road trip before a crowd of 2,892 at Constellation Field. Las Vegas offense: The Aviators recorded 6 hits and score their lone run in the second inning on a home run by first baseman Carlos Pérez (2-for-4). He leads Triple-A West in home runs (26) and RBI (74). was 2-for-4 and second baseman Nick Allen was 1-for-2, walk. Sugar Land offense: The Skeeters recorded 10 hits and scored two runs in the second inning and a solo run in the fifth. Right fielder Ronnie Dawson was 3-for-5, run scored. Designated hitter Marty Costes was 2-for-2, two walks, double, run scored and second baseman Alex De Goti was 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored. Las Vegas pitching: Right-hander Kyle Friedrichs suffered the loss despite a solid outing. He pitched 5.0 innings and allowed 6 hits, 3 runs, walked 2 and struck out 6 on 94 pitches (51 strikes). Aviators Bullpen: Right-hander James Naile pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed 1 hit and struck out 1. Left-hander Zack Erwin pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed 2 hits and struck out 2. Right-hander Argenis Angulo pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed 1 hit, walked 1 and struck out 3.

R H E Las Vegas 010 000 000 1 6 0 Sugar Land 020 010 00X 3 10 0 WP: Brown (4-0); LP: Friedrichs (1-1); SV: Dubin (1) T: 3:14 A: 2,892

Las Vegas defeats Sugar Land 6-5 to even the series (Friday, September 3): The Aviators defeated the Skeeters 6- 5 in game two of the six-game series and game eight of the 12-game road trip before a crowd of 3,448 at Constellation Field. Las Vegas offense: The Aviators recorded 11 hits and rallied from a 4-1 deficit for the victory. Right fielder Mickey McDonald was 3-for-5, double, RBI single in the eighth inning to break the 5-5 tie. Catcher Aramis Garcia was 2-for-3, walk, two runs scored and first baseman Francisco Peña was 2-for-5, solo home run in the fourth inning. Sugar Land offense: The Skeeters recorded 7 hits and built a 4-1 lead after three innings. Shortstop Jeremy Peña was 2-for-4, 2 RBI. Center fielder Ronnie Dawson was 1-for-3, walk, solo home run in the fifth inning, two runs scored and designated hitter Marwin Gonzalez was 1-for-3, double, walk, RBI, run scored. Las Vegas pitching: Right-hander Brian Howard pitched 5.0 innings in the no decision. He allowed 6 hits, 5 runs, walked 3 and struck out 5 on 101 pitches (59 strikes). Aviators Bullpen: Left-hander Reymin Guduan pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed no hits, walked 1 and struck out 1. Right-hander Ben Bracewell pitched 1.1 scoreless innings and allowed 1 hit and struck out 2. Left-hander Aaron Brown pitched 1.2 scoreless innings and allowed no hits and struck out 1 to earn the save.

R H E Las Vegas 001 201 020 6 11 1 Sugar Land 013 010 000 5 7 1 WP: Bracewell (5-1); LP: Ferrell (0-4); SV: A. Brown (3) T: 3:46 A: 3,448

Las Vegas defeats Sugar Land 4-3 for second straight victory (Saturday, September 4): The Aviators defeated the Skeeters 4-3 in game three of the six-game series before a crowd of 3,519 at Constellation Field. Las Vegas offense: The Aviators recorded 10 hits and rallied from a 3-1 deficit for the victory. Carlos Pérez (2-for-5) hit a two-run home run (league leading 27th) in the ninth inning to give the Aviators a 4-3 lead. Right fielder Mickey McDonald was 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored; catcher Aramis Garcia was 2-for-4, double, run scored and second baseman Nick Allen was 2-for-4, double. Sugar Land offense: The Skeeters recorded 8 hits and built a 3-1 lead after seven innings. Shortstop Alex De Goti was 2-for-4, two doubles, RBI. First baseman Yadiel Rivera was 1-for-3, SF, RBI and catcher Sal Butera was 1-for-3, walk. Las Vegas pitching: Right-hander Miguel Romero pitched 6.0 innings in the no decision. He allowed 5 hits, 2 runs, walked 2 and struck out 8 on 86 pitches (56 strikes). Aviators Bullpen: Right-hander James Naile pitched 1.1 innings and allowed 2 hits, 1 run and struck out 1. Left-hander Zack Erwin pitched 0.2 scoreless and allowed no hits and struck out 1. Right-hander Ben Bracewell pitched 1.0 scoreless inning and allowed 1 hit to earn the save.

R H E Las Vegas 000 000 112 4 10 0 Sugar Land 011 000 100 3 8 0 WP: Erwin (3-0); LP: Donato (2-2); SV: Bracewell (3) T: 2:52 A: 3,519

Sugar Land defeats Las Vegas 3-2 to even the series (Sunday, September 5): The Skeeters defeated the Aviators 3-2 in game four of the six-game series and game 10 of the 12-game road trip before a crowd of 3,913 at Constellation Field. Las Vegas offense: The Aviators recorded 6 hits and tied a season-high with 14 runners left on base. Catcher Carlos Pérez was 2-for-3, two walks, two-run home run in the first inning (league-leading 28th). Shortstop Pete Kozma was 1- for-4, triple, walk, run scored and center fielder Buddy Reed was 1-for-3, stolen base. Sugar Land offense: The Skeeters recorded 8 hits and catcher Cesar Salazar (3-for-4, two doubles, run scored) delivered a walk-off, RBI single with one out. Center fielder Ronnie Dawson was 2-for-4, 2 RBI and first baseman Colton Shaver and designated Norel Gonzalez were each 1-for-4, double. Las Vegas pitching: Right-hander Brady Feigl pitched 4.2 innings in the no decision. He allowed 4 hits, 2 runs, walked 3 and struck out 3 on 76 pitches (43 strikes). Aviators Bullpen: Right-hander James Naile faced one batter (0.1 IP/0 R/1 SO). Right-hander Parker Dunshee pitched 2.2 scoreless innings and allowed 2 hits and struck out 4. Left-hander Aaron Brown pitched 0.2 and allowed 2 hits, 1 run and struck out 2.

R H E Las Vegas 200 000 000 2 6 0 Sugar Land 000 020 001 3 8 0 WP: Blanco (5-2); LP: A. Brown (2-1) T: 3:23 A: 3,913

AVIATORS INFLIGHT NEWS – Las Vegas is 7-4 on the 12-game road trip (5-1 vs. Oklahoma City; 2-3 vs. Sugar Land)…the Aviators are 15-5 over the last 20 games…Las Vegas ranks second in all of Triple-A (30 teams) with a total of 178 home runs…Omaha (Triple-A East, ) leads with 180 home runs…the six-game series against the Sugar Land Skeeters, Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros, will conclude this evening…Las Vegas’ first 12-game road trip was against Sacramento and Albuquerque from May 27 – June 8 (8-4 record)…following a league-wide off day tomorrow, the Aviators will return to Las Vegas Ballpark and host intrastate rival, the Reno Aces, Triple-A affiliate of the , in a six-game homestand from Thursday-Tuesday, September 9-14…23 games overall remain on the 2021 season (11-home; 12-road)…the ‘21 campaign will feature six-game series against opponents from Thursday-Tuesday and off days on Wednesday (except from September 22 – October 3)…the 2021 season will feature 130 games (65-home; 65-away): 120 regular season games and the Triple-A Final Stretch, consisting of an additional 10 games (5-home; 5 away) will be featured from September 23 – October 3.

FRANCHISE RECORD FOR CONSECUTIVE HOME RUNS: The Aviators set a franchise record with at least one home run in 21 consecutive games (June 4-27)…the previous record was established in 2019 with 19 consecutive games from July 18 – August 8.

20-20-20: In 2021, three Aviators have hit 20 or more home runs: Carlos Pérez (28), Francisco Peña (21), (20)…in 2019, four Aviators hit 20 or more home runs: (37), Mark Payton (30), Sheldon Neuse (27), Dustin Fowler (25)…marking the first time in franchise history (1983-2019) that four players have hit 20+ home runs in a single season…in 2018, three Las Vegas players hit 20 or more home runs: Zach Borenstein (25), Pete Alonso (21), (20).

38 SEASONS IN THE SILVER STATE – The Aviators are playing in their 39th Triple-A professional baseball season (calendar season) in the Silver State (formerly the , 1903-2020) and currently as a member of Triple- A West…the Las Vegas Aviators have the proud distinction of being the longest enduring franchise in the history of professional sports in the state of …Las Vegas Triple-A baseball was born on April 10, 1983 before a sellout crowd of 10,622 at Cashman Field (Las Vegas defeated Salt Lake City, 11-8).

TRIPLE-A WEST: Formerly the Pacific Coast League (118 years, 1903-2020)…Triple-A West will consist of two divisions for a total of 10 teams. Western Division: Las Vegas Aviators, Reno Aces, Sacramento River Cats, Salt Lake Bees, Tacoma Rainiers; Eastern Division: Albuquerque Isotopes, , Oklahoma City Dodgers, , Sugar Land Skeeters.

TRIPLE-A EAST: It will consist of three divisions for a total of 20 teams. Midwest Division: , , Iowa Cubs, Louisville Bats, Omaha Storm Chasers, St. Paul Saints, Toledo Mud Hens. Northeast Division: Buffalo Bisons, Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Rochester Red Wings, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, Syracuse Mets, Worcester Red Sox. Southeast Division: Charlotte Knights, Durham Bulls, Gwinnett Stripers, Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, Memphis Redbirds, , Norfolk Tides.

2020 SEASON – JUNE 30: ™ (MLB™) informed ™ (MiLB™) that it will not be providing its affiliated Minor League teams with players for the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic…as a result, the Minor League Baseball season was canceled for the first time in its history…Minor League Baseball, which began as the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, was founded on Sept. 5, 1901…the 2021 season marks the 39th “calendar season” of Las Vegas Triple-A professional baseball in the Silver State.

2019 SEASON – The Aviators compiled the second-best record in the 16-team Pacific Coast League at 83-57 (.593)…Round Rock Express had the best record in the PCL at 84-56 (.600)...Las Vegas tied a franchise record for most road wins in a season with 44 (2002 team was 44-28, .611)…Las Vegas clinched its first PCL Playoff berth since the 2014 season (Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets)…Las Vegas lost to Sacramento, 3-games-to-2, in the League Championship Series…the River Cats captured the PCL and the Triple-A championships…Las Vegas recorded 250 home runs, breaking the previous mark of 184 (2001, 2004).

LAS VEGAS 80-WIN SEASONS – The Las Vegas franchise has won 80 or more games in a season six times: 85 (2002, franchise best 85-59 record (.590); 83 (1983 inaugural season, 83-60 (.580); 83 (83-57, .593 in 2019); 81 (81-63, .563 in 2013); 81 (81-63, .563 in 2014); 80 (1986 PCL champions with an 80-62 mark (.563)…Las Vegas recorded back-to-back 80-win seasons for the first time in franchise history (2013 & 2014)...the 83-57 record in 2019 marked a single-season franchise record for winning percentage at .593 (140-game season).

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK HISTORY: The Howard Hughes Corporation® (NYSE: HHC) announced on October 10, 2017 its plans to develop and construct a baseball stadium in Downtown Summerlin® on approximately eight acres just south of , the practice facility for the . The announcement on October 10, followed a vote by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Board of Directors approving a marketing partnership that gives LVCVA naming rights to the stadium. The Las Vegas Ballpark was designed by HOK, a global architecture firm with an expertise in stadium design and constructed by HUNT/PENTA. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on Friday, February 23, 2018 before a crowd of several hundred people! The 8,834-fan-capacity stadium blends the distinct architectural style of the Summerlin® community with the aviation legacy of Howard Hughes. The ballpark will provide a wide range of seating options including 22 suites, club seats, berm seating, party zones and decks, picnic tables, kids’ zone, bars and even a pool beyond the outfield wall. Designed to create a festival-like atmosphere in Downtown Summerlin, the site will be landscaped to complement the master planned community. Parking is conveniently located on adjacent sites. The grand opening took place on Tuesday, April 9, 2019 before a sellout crowd of 11,036 and the Aviators defeated Sacramento, 10-2.

LAS VEGAS AVIATORS LOGO AND INFORMATION: The Howard Hughes Corporation®, owner of the city's professional Triple-A baseball team of Triple-A West (formerly the Pacific Coast League, PCL), and developer of the Summerlin® master planned community and the Las Vegas Ballpark® located at Downtown Summerlin®, announced on December 8, 2018 the team's new name - the Las Vegas Aviators®. The name change completed a rebrand that included the team's new two-year Player Development Contract (PDC) with the Oakland Athletics (2018) and the opening of the Las Vegas Ballpark, the state-of-the-art Triple-A baseball stadium, that now serves as the home of the Aviators. The name change (from 51s) pays homage to the company's namesake, Howard R. Hughes, Jr., one of the twentieth century's most successful businessmen whose passion for aviation and legacy of innovation includes significant aviation- related firsts and accomplishments. In the H-1 Racer, a plane he designed and built, Hughes set the land speed record of 352 miles per hour in 1935. Hughes went on to set other records, including the fastest coast-to-coast flight in 1937 and the fastest circumnavigation of the globe in 1938, then acquiring and successfully operating major airlines and aviation companies.

AVIATORS LOGO DESIGN AND CONCEPT: The color inspiration: the Las Vegas Sunset; the mountain range featured in the Aviators' sunglasses resemble the mountain range found in the Summerlin logo! Team colors are navy, orange, tangerine, gold, yellow, gray.

SOUTHERN NEVADA AVIATION HISTORY: Nevada's High-Flying Aviators (from UNLV News) - Nevada has a rich history in Aviation; with 500 miles between the state's two largest cities (Reno and Las Vegas), aviation was ideal for Nevada. Aviation History in Las Vegas (from McCarran Airport) - Aviation grew exponentially throughout the 1900s, bringing more and more travelers to our city.

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE: Nellis Air Force Base (in Las Vegas) is "Home of the Fighter Pilot" and home to the United States Air Force Warfare Center - the largest and most demanding advanced air combat training mission in the world. Nellis AFB provides training for composite strike forces which include EVERY type of aircraft in the Air Force inventory. Crews do not come to learn how to fly, but instead how to be the best combat aviators in the world!

YurView, featuring the best of local and regional television content, will return for a second season and broadcast ten live Las Vegas Aviators baseball games on Cox Channel 14 and 1014 in high-definition from Las Vegas Ballpark. YurView broadcast 10 games during the 2019 inaugural season at Las Vegas Ballpark.

Each of the games in the ten-game broadcast schedule will begin at 7:05 p.m. The following is the 2021 YurView broadcast schedule: Thursday, May 6 vs. Sacramento River Cats, Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants (River Cats, W 8-1) Thursday, May 20 vs. Salt Lake Bees, Triple-A affiliate of the Angels (Aviators, W 16-8) Saturday, June 12 vs. Reno Aces, Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks (Aviators, W 18-9) Saturday, June 19 vs. Tacoma Rainiers, Triple-A affiliate of the (Rainiers, W 5-3) Saturday, July 3 vs. Sacramento River Cats, Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants (River Cats, W 14-8) Thursday, July 15 vs. El Paso Chihuahuas, Triple-A affiliate of the (Aviators, W 5-1) Saturday, August 7 vs. Salt Lake Bees, Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels (Bees, W 5-2) Sunday, August 22 vs. Albuquerque Isotopes, Triple-A affiliate of the (Aviators, W 13-11, 10 innings) Thursday, September 9 vs. Reno Aces, Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday, September 12 vs. Reno Aces, Triple-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks

UPCOMING PROMOTIONS: $2.00 Beer Night: Thursday, September 9 vs. Reno Fireworks: Friday, September 10 vs. Reno +Aviators Fleece Vests, presented by America First Credit Union: Saturday, September 11 vs. Reno Mutt Mondays, presented by Subaru of Las Vegas: Monday, September 13 vs. Reno Epilepsy Foundation of Nevada Night: Monday, September 13 vs. Reno Las Vegas Reyes de Plata: Tuesday, September 14 vs. Reno

+first 2,000 fans

Las Vegas Ballpark 100% Capacity began on June 10: The Aviators announced on May 24 that Las Vegas Ballpark will operate at 100% capacity which began with the third homestand of the 2021 season on Thursday, June 10 against intrastate rival, the Reno Aces. Individual Game Tickets: Aviators individual game tickets for the remainder of the 2021 season are on sale now through Ticketmaster (www.ticketmaster.com). Hospitality group areas, including suites, party decks and the pool area in right-center field are available by calling the Aviators administrative offices at (702) 943-7200.

Aviators on Radio in 2021: Russ Langer will broadcast all 130 games on Raider Nation Radio 920 AM and on www.aviatorslv.com. Langer is in his 21st season behind the mike…he is a 10-time recipient of the Nevada Sportscaster of the Year award (2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015) presented by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association…also worked a total of 30 games during the 2003 and 2004 seasons…in 2006, Langer was hired for additional major league duty by the Baltimore Orioles and broadcast 10 games on a fill-in basis during the course of the season…has also broadcast selected games in March of 2006 and in Arizona in March of 2008 and with the in 2009 and 2010 and Chicago White Sox in 2012-20...also broadcast the action for the 2016 Triple-A All-Star Game Radio Network from Charlotte, North Carolina…in 2020, Langer also completed his ninth season as the radio “play-by-play voice” for the UNLV Football team. NOTE: The Aviators games on Monday, September 13; Sunday, September 19; Sunday, September 26 will be broadcast on 98.9FM/1340 AM Fox (KKGK).

ROBERT J. BLUM BROADCAST BOOTH AT LAS VEGAS BALLPARK: The “Aviators Home Radio Booth” was renamed the “Robert J. Blum Broadcast Booth” prior to the 2013 season at Cashman Field (and currently at Las Vegas Ballpark) to honor the then-51s Special Assistant to the General Manager…“The Blummer” passed away on July 22, 2012 at the age of 91...also served as the play-by-play voice for Stars/51s baseball in selected seasons from 1985-2005 & 2008-10…his company, Robert J. Blum Productions, also produced Las Vegas Triple-A professional baseball games broadcast on radio and television for several seasons.

Aviators Manager Fran Riordan: ***2019 PCL Manager of the Year***…was named the 25th manager (November 8, 2018) in the history of the Las Vegas franchise (1983 - present, 39 calendar seasons). Career Summary: He has recorded 20 seasons overall in professional baseball and has been a member of the Oakland Athletics organization for the past six seasons (2015-20). Riordan has compiled an overall managerial record over 21 seasons (current) of 1,082-1,031 (.512). 2020: Riordan was involved with the Athletics 60-man player pool alternate site located in San Jose, Calif. 2019: He was named PCL Manager of the Year and led Triple-A Las Vegas to the second-best record in the 16-team PCL (83-57, .593) and the Aviators captured the Pacific Southern Division Championship. Las Vegas returned to the playoffs for the first time since 2014 and lost to Sacramento, 3-games-to-2, in the conference championship series. The 83-57 record marked a single-season franchise record for winning percentage at .593 (140-game season). 2018: He made his Triple-A debut as manager with the Nashville Sounds of the Pacific Coast League and compiled an overall record of 72-68 (.514) and finished in second place in the American Southern Division to the PCL and Triple-A National Champion, the Memphis Redbirds…Nashville compiled a PCL-best 15-game winning streak from July 29 – August 14. 2017: He compiled a record of 67-71 (.486) with Double-A Midland and his squad captured the Texas League Championship…the prior two seasons, he was the skipper of Single-A Beloit of the (2015-16)…before joining the Oakland organization, Riordan spent four seasons as manager of the Florence Freedom of the Frontier League (2011-14)…led the team to two playoff berths and is the all-time Frontier League leader in wins with 625…was a 2014 Frontier League Hall of Fame inductee. Prior to his time with Florence, he managed the Northern League’s Lake County Fielders (2010) and Kalamazoo Kings for six seasons (2004-09), leading the Kings to the 2005 Frontier League title…was named the 2008 Frontier League Manager of the Year…also served as player-manager in the Frontier League from 2000- 02, leading the Richmond Roosters to back-to-back-league championships in 2001 and 2002. Professional Playing Career: The first baseman/ played seven seasons of professional baseball in the Frontier League with Richmond (1997-98, 2001-02), Dubois County (1999-2000) and North Shore (2003)…appeared in 501 career games and batted .281 (525-for-1,869) with 95 doubles, 11 triples, 55 home runs and 349 RBI…was a three-time All-Star (first base) from 2000-02 and hit a career-high .314 with Dubois County (2000) and Richmond (2002)…established career- highs in home runs (14, 2001) and RBI (81, 2002).

Aviators Coaching Staff: Tommy Everidge joins the Triple-A Las Vegas staff as hitting coach after serving the previous three seasons as hitting coach with Double-A Midland of the Texas League (2018-20)…also, enters his eighth season overall in the Oakland Athletics organization. Minor League Coaching Career: He has spent seven seasons in the Athletics organization…began his career as hitting coach with Short-Season Single-A Vermont of the New York-Penn League and served for two seasons (2014-15); hitting coach for two seasons with Single-A Stockton of the (2016-17) and hitting coach for three seasons with Double-A Midland of the Texas League (2018-20). Professional Playing Career: He was selected by Oakland in the 10th round of June 2004 First-Year Player Draft…enjoyed a nine-year playing career (2004-12), including more than six years in the A's system…made his Major League debut with the A's in 2009 and appeared in 24 career Major League games and batted .224 (19-for-85) with six doubles, two home runs and 7 RBI…in 2008, he led the Texas League and the A's organization with 115 RBI (34 doubles, 22 home runs), including a three-home run, 10-RBI game vs. Tulsa on May 26…in 2011, he was named the Atlantic League Player of the Year while playing for Lancaster, setting a league record with 69 extra-base hits (.319, 41 doubles, 28 home runs, 94 RBI). Rick Rodriguez has enjoyed a long-time professional career and will enter his 37th year in the Oakland Athletics organization, including seven seasons as a player and 28 as a minor league coach…in 2021, he will also enter his sixth straight season as pitching coach for the A's Triple-A affiliate (Nashville, 2016-18; Las Vegas, 2019-20)…served as the A's bullpen coach from 2011-12 Minor League Coaching Career: He returns for his sixth season (2016 - present) of his fourth stint as pitching coach of the A's top affiliate after previously serving in that capacity from 2000-02, 2004-10 and 2013-14 (Triple-A Sacramento's pitching coach in 12 of the previous 21 seasons, 2000-20)…was a member of two Pacific Coast League championship teams in 2004 and 2007…also served as pitching coach for Single-A Stockton of the California League in 2015, as the A’s bullpen coach from 2011-12 and as the manager of Single-A Modesto in 2003…prior to becoming pitching coach for Sacramento in 2000, he coached for rookie-level Arizona League A’s (1992), Short-Season Southern Oregon (1993-94) and Single-A Modesto (1995-99). Major League Playing Career: He was selected by Oakland in the second round of the June 1981 First-Year Player Draft…played four seasons in the Major Leagues with Oakland (1986-87), Cleveland (1988) and San Francisco (1990)…the right-hander appeared in 31 career games (started eight) and posted a 3-4 record with a 5.73 ERA…struck out 22 batters in 77.0 innings pitched…his playing career concluded in 1991 when he made three appearances for Triple- A Phoenix in the Giants organization.

Brian McArn joins the Triple-A Las Vegas staff as assistant hitting coach…he enters his 24th season overall in the Oakland Athletics organization…he spent the previous three seasons as hitting coach (2018-2020) for Single-A Stockton of the California League. Minor League Coaching Career: He had three stints as hitting coach for Single-A Stockton of the California League for a total of seven seasons (2011-12, 2014-15, 2018-20), Double-A Midland of the Texas League hitting coach for four seasons (2004, 2013, 2016-17), Triple-A Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League for six seasons (2005-10), Single-A Modesto of the California League hitting coach for six seasons (1998-2003)…prior to joining the A’s organization, he spent one season as the hitting coach for Single-A Vermont of the New York-Penn League…has been a minor league coach for a total of 24 seasons and began his coaching career at American River Junior College in Sacramento, where he served as assistant coach. Professional Playing Career: He was selected by the Athletics in the 26th round of June 1991 First-Year Player Draft…spent two seasons in the A’s organization before injuries ended his career in 1992.

Las Vegas Aviators/Oakland Athletics: The Aviators and Athletics, on September 17, 2018, announced a new Player Development Contract through the 2020 season…the A’s, on December 9, 2020, invited Las Vegas to be their Triple-A affiliate for the 2021 season. Major League Baseball, on February 12, 2021, announced that all 120 Minor League clubs offered an invitation to become Professional Development League (“PDL”) license holders have officially agreed to accept...thus, the Aviators and Oakland Athletics have extended the affiliation for 10 seasons through the 2030 campaign…the Las Vegas Stars/51s have captured the PCL Championship twice (1986 & 1988) and appeared in the playoffs 11 times (21-32 record, .396), last appeared in 2019…Las Vegas was the 2002, 2013, 2014, 2019 Pacific Southern Division Champions.

Las Vegas Triple-A Affiliation History: San Diego Padres, 18 seasons (1983-2000), 1,227-1,329 (.480), 7 playoff appearances Los Angeles Dodgers, 8 seasons (2001-08), 561-586 (.489), 1 playoff appearance Toronto Blue Jays, 4 seasons (2009-2012), 287-288 (.499), 0 playoff appearances New York Mets, 6 seasons (2013-18), 436-422 (.508), 2 playoff appearances (2013 & 2014) Oakland Athletics, two seasons (2019 - present), 141-106 (.571), 1 playoff appearance (2019)

ALL-TIME RECORD: 2,652-2,731 (.493)

2021 LAS VEGAS BALLPARK ATTENDANCE: In 54 dates, Las Vegas total is 343,133 (leads Triple-A West) for an average of 6,354 (50% capacity from May 6-11; May 20-25; 100% capacity began on June 10) with three sellouts…season-high crowd was 10,190 (sellout) vs. Sacramento on July 3…the Las Vegas franchise has reached the 300,000 plateau in “home” attendance in all 38 seasons (1983-2019, 2021)…the all-time attendance total now stands at 12,995,078. In 36 seasons at Cashman Field (1983-2018), the attendance total was 12,001,011.

LAS VEGAS AVIATORS LEAD 2019 MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL IN HOME ATTENDANCE: The Aviators led Triple-A baseball (30 teams: 16 in PCL; 14 in ) and all minor league baseball in total home attendance (650,934) and average (9,299 in 70 dates).

The Columbus Clippers, Triple-A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, led the IL in total home attendance and average (590,504 – 8,684 average in 68 dates).

2019 LAS VEGAS BALLPARK ATTENDANCE: In 70 dates, Las Vegas total was 650,934 for an average of 9,299 (47 sellouts)…season-high sellout crowd was 12,111 vs. Tacoma on May 14 (Smokers Strike Out 16th Annual School Day Game).

LARGEST SINGLE SEASON HOME ATTENDANCE: 2019 LAS VEGAS BALLPARK: 2019 650,934 70 dates 9,299 average Number of 10,000+ crowds: 23 1992 387,815 72 dates 5,386 average 1993 386,310 71 dates 5,441 average 2008 374,780 71 dates 5,279 average 2007 371,676 72 dates 5,162 average *1983 365,848 75 dates 4,878 average *inaugural season

NOTE: 650,934 total was the highest single-season attendance figure since: 2014 (Triple-A Charlotte: 687,715; 9,686 average) 2015 (Triple-A Sacramento: 672,354; 9,338 average) 2015 (Triple-A Charlotte: 669,398; 9,428 average) All-time Minor League Baseball single-season attendance record: 1991 Triple-A Buffalo Bisons: 1,240,951 (capacity 20,000)

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK TOP FIVE CROWDS 1. Tacoma (May 14, 2019) 12,111 2. Albuquerque (August 16, 2019) 11,757 3. Sacramento (April 9, 2019)* 11,036 4. Albuquerque (August 17, 2019) 11,008 5. Tacoma (September 1, 2019) 10,774 *grand opening

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK WINNER OF 2021 MiLB TRIPLE-A BEST OF THE BALLPARKS FAN VOTE (JUNE 2): For the second time in three years, readers of ballparkdigest.com selected Las Vegas Ballpark®, home of the Las Vegas Aviators, as their favorite Triple-A ballpark in the annual Best of the Ballparks fan vote. “When Las Vegas Ballpark opened in 2019, it instantly set a standard for excellence in all of baseball,” said Ballpark Digest publisher Kevin Reichard. “The Triple-A competition is easily the most competitive bracket among all the MiLB Best of the Ballparks votes, and the fans turned out in droves to select the home of the Las Vegas Aviators as their favorite. At a time when we’re finally heading back to normalcy after a terrible 2020, the huge number of readers participating in our fan votes is great news for everyone.” The bracketed 30-ballpark competition, held through May, saw Las Vegas Ballpark receive over 62 percent of the vote over Huntington Park, home of the Columbus Clippers, in the finals. Overall, over 300,000 fans have voted so far in the annual fan competition, which runs through July. “Las Vegas Ballpark opened in 2019 to public and critical acclaim as a top-notch facility for our city’s beloved team, the Las Vegas Aviators,” said Don Logan, Las Vegas Aviators President & Chief Operations Officer. “After an exciting and very successful first year, the global events of 2020 shuttered the Ballpark for an entire year, so to receive this honor once again as Ballpark Digest’s Best Triple-A Ballpark for 2021 is especially meaningful. We can’t wait to share the news with all our fans who will soon join us as we open the Ballpark to full capacity. Baseball will help our city to heal as we come together at our beautiful Las Vegas Ballpark to cheer on our hometown team. We thank all our fans who voted for Las Vegas Ballpark, and we deeply appreciate this recognition from Ballpark Digest.”

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK WINNER OF 2019 MiLB TRIPLE-A BEST OF THE BALLPARKS FAN VOTE (JULY 1): Las Vegas Ballpark® defeated Southwest University Park, home of the El Paso Chihuahuas, Triple-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, to win this year’s Triple-A Best of the Ballparks fan vote…Over 85,000 fans voted in all five rounds of the Triple- A Best of the Ballparks fan vote, with almost 500,000 fans voting to date in the overall competition…after several close votes in previous rounds, the final vote resulted in Las Vegas Ballpark with a 55.6% to 44.4% margin win over the El Paso Chihuahuas.

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK WINNER OF 2019 BASEBALLPARKS.COM ANNUAL BALLPARK OF THE YEAR AWARD: Las Vegas Ballpark® has a major national award to add to its accomplishments, as BaseballParks.com announced on July 31 that the new facility is the winner of its 20th Annual Ballpark of the Year Award. Every year since 2000, BaseballParks.com has presented this honor to the new or remodeled baseball stadium with the best combination of site selection, exterior appearance, architectural design, and fan amenities. The selection is made by an advisory panel utilized by the 22-year-old website. The announcement of the award was made in the July 31 edition of USA TODAY Sports Weekly and at BaseballParks.com. Joe Mock, founder and webmaster of the website and a frequent contributor to USA TODAY publications, penned the article about this year’s honor. The Howard Hughes Corporation®, owners of the Aviators and developers of Summerlin, covered the costs to design and build the park. Architecture firm HOK developed its design. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) committed $80 million over 20 years for a naming rights sponsorship.

LAS VEGAS BALLPARK®, LAS VEGAS AVIATORS® HONORED WITH 2019 MAJOR YEAR-END AWARDS: Las Vegas Ballpark was Named Ballpark of the Year; Las Vegas Aviators Honored as Team of the Year by Ballpark Digest, the Industry Standard for the Business of Baseball…this year’s selection of both Las Vegas Ballpark and the Las Vegas Aviators for major citations make history in the annual Ballpark Digest Awards: It’s the first time an organization has snared both awards in a single year…the year-end Ballpark Digest awards annually honor the best of the baseball industry, covering MLB, MiLB, independent-baseball, and summer-collegiate programs in a wide range of categories…the Ballpark of the Year and Team of the Year announcements are the kickoff to awards season for Ballpark Digest, with announcements running through the fall and culminating in an awards reception at December’s Baseball Winter Meetings

THE LATEST ON THE AVIATORS Date Opp. Result WP LP Save Rec. Las Vegas HR’s Time Att 9-2 Sugar Land L, 3-1 Brown Friedrichs Dubin 0-1 Pérez (26) 3:14 2,892 9-3 Sugar Land W, 6-5 Bracewell Ferrell A. Brown 1-1 Peña (21) 3:46 3,448 9-4 Sugar Land W, 4-3 Erwin Donato Bracewell 2-1 Pérez (27) 2:52 3,519 9-5 Sugar Land L, 3-2 Blanco A. Brown - - - 2-2 Pérez (28) 3:23 3,913 9-6 Sugar Land L, 3-1 Solomon Bailey Blanco 2-3 - - - 2:48 2,457 9-7 Sugar Land 9-8 OFF DAY 9-9 RENO 9-10 RENO 9-11 RENO 9-12 RENO 9-13 RENO 9-14 RENO TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER – KYLE FRIEDRICHS

Kyle Friedrichs - Pitching - Game Log - 2021 - Regular Season Date Opp W L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP

8/3/21 TAC 0 0 22.50 1 1 0 0 2.0 6 5 5 0 1 1 1 3.50

8/21/21 ABQ 0 0 11.37 1 1 0 0 4.1 9 3 3 0 0 1 1 2.68

8/27/21 @OKC 1 0 8.03 1 1 0 0 6.0 6 3 3 1 0 0 4 1.86

August 1 0 8.03 3 3 0 0 12.1 21 11 11 1 1 2 6 1.86

Date Opp W L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP

9/2/21 @SUG 0 1 7.27 1 1 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 0 0 2 6 1.79

September 0 1 5.40 1 1 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 0 0 2 6 1.60

Total AAA 1 1 7.27 4 4 0 0 17.1 27 14 14 1 1 4 12 1.79

Kyle Friedrichs - Pitching - Game Log - 2021 - Regular Season Date Opp AVG AB WP BK GIDP TBF NP-S

8/3/21 TAC .545 11 0 0 1 13 47 - 26

8/21/21 ABQ .517 18 0 0 2 19 65 - 40

8/27/21 @OKC .404 23 0 0 0 23 73 - 52

August .404 52 0 0 3 55 185 - 118

Date Opp AVG AB WP BK GIDP TBF NP-S

9/2/21 @SUG .375 20 1 0 0 23 94 - 51

September .300 20 1 0 0 23 94 - 51

Total AAA .375 72 1 0 3 78 279 - 169

3-for-4, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. Albuquerque (August 20) Aviators Batters . . . 3-for-4, 2 RBI, SB, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 21) Infielder Nick Allen 2-for-4 at Oklahoma City (August 27) Season: Appeared in 21 games and is batting .178 (13-for-73) 2-for-4, double, two-run HR at Oklahoma City (August 30) with three doubles, 5 RBI, five walks…sacrifice bunt 1-for-3, two walks, double, run scored at Sugar Land (Sept. 3) Last Night: 2-for-4, RBI This Series: .294 (5-for-17), 3 RBI Outfielder/Infielder Marty Bechina Hitting Streaks: Season: Appeared in 43 games and is batting .207 (25-for- - - - 121) with 8 doubles, 8 home runs, 23 RBI…4 SF 2021: Last Night: DNP Top Series: This Series: .250 (1-for-4) - - - Hitting Streaks: Multiple-hit games: 2…hit safely in 11 of 21 games Hit safely in 4 straight games (July 26-30) and batted .400 (6- Top Games: for-15) over that stretch 1-for-2, walk, sacrifice vs. Albuquerque (August 23) Hit safely in 4 straight games (July 6-11) and batted .333 (6- 1-for-3, double, walk, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 24) for-18) over that stretch 1-for-2, walk at Sugar Land (September 2) 2021: 2-for-4, double at Sugar Land (September 4) Top Series: 2-for-4, RBI at Sugar Land (September 6) Batted .313 (5-for-16), 2 HR, 3 RBI at Reno (July 8-13) Batted .333 (5-for-15), 3 HR, 7 RBI at Salt Lake (July 22-27) Outfielder Multiple-hit games: 7…hit safely 17 of 43 games Season: Appeared in 79 games and is batting .245 (68-for- Top Games: 278) with 11 doubles, 5 triples (T-3rd in Triple-A West), 3 HR 3-for-4, double at Reno (July 8) and 28 RBI…7 stolen bases, team leader (9 1-for-5, solo home run at Reno (July 10) attempts)…promoted to Oakland on May 18…optioned to 1-for-4, solo home run, SF, 2 RBI at Reno (July 11) Triple-A Las Vegas on May 27 1-for-2, walk, double, RBI, run scored vs. El Paso (July 16) Last Night: 0-for-3, stolen base, walk, run scored 2-for-3, double, solo HR, two runs scored at Salt Lake (July 23) This Series: .077 (1-for-13), 5 walks 2-for-4, 2 HR, 5 RBI at Salt Lake (July 27) Hitting Streaks: 2-for-4, two doubles vs. Tacoma (July 29) Hit safely in 10 straight games (August 9-24) and batted .432 2-for-5, HR, 4 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 10) (16-for-37), 8 RBI over that stretch 2-for-4, SB, solo home run vs. Albuquerque (August 22) Hit safely in 6 straight games (May 6-11) and batted .462 (12- 2-for-4, double, two-run HR at Oklahoma City (August 28) for-26) over that stretch 5 straight multiple-hit games (.500, 11-for-22, May 7-11) Catcher Aramis Garcia August: 20 games, .329 (24-for-73), 11 RBI Season: Appeared in 20 games and is batting .293 (22-for-75) 2021: with six doubles, 11 RBI Top Series: Last Night: 0-for-4 Batted .462 (12-for-26) vs. Sacramento (May 6-11) This Series: .353 (6-for-17), 4 walks Batted .316 (6-for-19), 6 walks vs. Reno (June 10-15) Hitting Streaks: Batted .313 (5-for-16) vs. Tacoma (June 17-22) Hit safely in 9 straight games (August 20 – September 4) and Batted .333 (3-for-9) vs. Tacoma (July 29 – August 3) is batted .485 (16-for-33), 6 RBI over that stretch Batted .500 (9-for-18), 6 RBI vs. Albuquerque (August 19-24) 4 straight multiple-hit games from August 30 – September 4, Multiple-hit games: 21 (15 two-hit games; 6 three-hit (.600, 9-for-15) over that stretch games)…hit safely in 41 of 79 games 2021: Top Games: Top Series: 3-for-5, 2 RBI, stolen base vs. Sacramento (May 7) Batted .333 (4-for-12) vs. Albuquerque (August 19-24) 2-for-5, HR, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (May 8) Batted .600 (6-for-10), 4 RBI at Oklahoma City (August 26-31) 2-for-4, triple, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (May 9) Multiple-hit games: 7…hit safely in 13 of 20 games 2-for-4, walk, three runs scored vs. Sacramento (May 10) Top Games: 2-for-4, walk, run scored vs. Sacramento (May 11) 3-for-4, 2 RBI, HBP, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (Aug. 10) 2-for-5, three-run homer at Reno (May 14) 1-for-3, two walks, double, RBI at Tacoma (August 15) 3-for-6, double, 3 RBI, run scored at Sacramento (May 31) 2-for-5, RBI, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 20) 3-for-4, walk, run scored vs. Reno (June 11) 2-for-4 at Oklahoma City (August 27) 3-for-5, walk, double, triple, RBI vs. Reno (June 14) 1-for-2, double, SF, 3 RBI at Oklahoma City (August 28) 2-for-3, double, run scored vs. Tacoma (June 18) 3-for-4, double, RBI at Oklahoma City (August 30) 2-for-5 vs. Tacoma (June 19) 2-for-4 at Sugar Land (September 2) 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (July 6) 2-for-3, walk, two runs scored at Sugar Land (September 3) 2-for-4, walk, double, three runs scored at Reno (July 11) 2-for-4, double, run scored at Sugar Land (September 4) 2-for-3, stolen base, walk, double, RBI at Reno (July 13) 2-for-3, run scored vs. Tacoma (August 3) 2-for-4, triple, RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (August 9) 2-for-4, walk, RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 10) Infielder Pete Kozma Infielder Vimael Machín Season: Appeared in 97 games and is batting .246 (98-for- Season: Appeared in 74 games and batted .300 (85-for-283) 399) with 23 doubles (team leader), 3 triples, 3 HR, 33 RBI…34 with 15 doubles, 6 triples (2nd in Triple-A West), 9 HR, 53 walks…5 stolen base…team leader in games played, at bats RBI…41 walks (team leader)…two grand slams (June 14 & (leads Triple-A West) and hits July 19)…promoted to Oakland on June 25…optioned to Last Night: 1-for-4 Triple-A Las Vegas on June 28…promoted to Oakland on This Series: .278 (5-for-18) August 14…optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on August 17 Hitting Streaks: Last Night: 1-for-3, walk Hit safely in 5 straight games (September 2 - present) and is This Series: .158 (3-for-19) batting .278 (5-for-18) over that stretch Hitting Streaks: Hitting Streaks: Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 17-23) and batted .522 (12- Hit safely in 10 straight games (July 16-27) and batted .308 for-23) over that stretch (all multiple-hit games) (12-for-39) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 2-8) and batted .375 (9-for- Hit safely in 10 straight games (June 17-27) and batted .362 24) over that stretch (17-for-47) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (July 25-30) and is batted .261 Hit safely in 9 straight games (May 10-22) and batted .325 (13- (6-for-23) over that stretch for-40) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (June 20-28) and batted .474 (9- Hit safely in 5 straight games (July 8-12) and batted .400 (8- for-19) over that stretch for-20) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (June 14-18) and batted .375 (6- Hit safely in 5 straight games (June 3-7) and batted .300 (6-for- for-16) over that stretch 20) over that stretch July: 26 games, .311 (33-for-106), 6 2B, 6 HR, 18 RBI 2021: 2021: Top Series: Top Series: Batted .333 (6-for-18) at Reno (May 13-18) Batted .429 (9-for-21), 3 2B, 4 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 20-25) Batted .345 (10-for-29) vs. Tacoma (June 17-22) Batted .308 (8-for-26), 11 RBI vs. Reno (June 10-15) Batted .333 (9-for-27) at Salt Lake (June 24-29) Batted .400 (10-for-25), 9 RBI vs. Tacoma (June 17-22) Batted .333 (8-for-24), 5 RBI at Reno (July 8-13) Batted .526 (10-for-19), 3 HR, 8 RBI vs. El Paso (July 15-20) Batted .304 (7-for-23) vs. El Paso (July 15-20) Batted .455 (5-for-11) vs. Salt Lake (August 5-10) Batted .407 (11-for-27), 7 doubles vs. Salt Lake (Aug. 5-10) Batted .500 (4-for-8), 4 RBI vs. Albuquerque (August 19-24) Multiple-hit games: 25 (23 two-hit games; 1 three-hit games; Multiple-hit games: 25 (19 two-hit games; 6 three-hit 1 four-hit game)…hit safely in 70 of 97 games games)…hit safely in 54 of 74 games Top Games: Top Games: 1-for-3, two walks vs. Sacramento (May 6) 3-for-4, double, two walks, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 20) 2-for-4, RBI, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (May 10) 3-for-4, walk, double, RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 22) 2-for-5, stolen base, RBI at Reno (May 16) 2-for-4, walk, RBI at Albuquerque (June 7) 2-for-5, stolen base at Reno (May 17) 2-for-4, RBI, run scored vs. Reno (June 11) 2-for-5, RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (May 21) 2-for-5, walk, double, 7 RBI, grand slam vs. Reno (June 14) 1-for-2, three walks at Albuquerque (June 3) 2-for-4, walk vs. Tacoma (June 17) 2-for-3, walk, double at Albuquerque (June 5) 2-for-4, HBP, triple, 4 RBI vs. Tacoma (June 20) 2-for-4, walk, solo homer, two runs scored vs. Reno (June 10) 3-for-5, walk, 2 HR, 4 RBI vs. Tacoma (June 21) 1-for-3, three walks, run scored vs. Reno (June 12) 2-for-5, three runs scored vs. Tacoma (June 22) 2-for-5, solo home run vs. Tacoma (June 17) 3-for-4, BB, HR, 3 RBI, four runs scored vs. Sacramento (July 6) 2-for-5, double, run scored vs. Tacoma (June 19) 2-for-4, double at Reno (July 8) 2-for-5, double, RBI, run scored vs. Tacoma (June 20) 2-for-5, walk, triple, RBI, run scored at Reno (July 11) 2-for-5, double, walk, two runs scored vs. Tacoma (June 21) 2-for-3, walk, double, two-run HR vs. El Paso (July 15) 2-for-4, walk, double, two runs scored at Salt Lake (June 24) 2-for-3, walk, two runs scored vs. El Paso (July 17) 2-for-5, triple, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (June 25) 2-for-3, walk, double, run scored vs. El Paso (July 18) 2-for-4, triple, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (June 27) 2-for-4, 2 HR (grand slam), 5 RBI vs. El Paso (July 19) 2-for-5, double, two runs scored at Salt Lake (June 29) 2-for-4, RBI vs. El Paso (July 20) 2-for-4, 2 BB, SAC, double, four runs scored vs. SAC (July 4) 2-for-5, solo HR, two runs scored at Salt Lake (July 22) 2-for-4, walk, double, RBI, run scored at Reno (July 9) 2-for-4, double, HR, 2 RBI at Salt Lake (July 23) 2-for-5, RBI, run scored at Reno (July 10) 2-for-5, RBI vs. Tacoma (July 30) 2-for-4, RBI at Reno (July 12) 3-for-5, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 8) 1-for-2, 2 HBP, run scored vs. El Paso (July 16) 2-for-4, walk, double, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 9) 2-for-4, SF, 2 RBI, run scored vs. El Paso (July 17) 2-for-4, double, run scored at Tacoma (August 12) 2-for-5, double, run scored vs. El Paso (July 19) 3-for-4, walk, two triples, 3 RBI vs. Albuquerque (Aug. 20) 4-for-5, two doubles, RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 5) 1-for-1, three walks, RBI, two runs scored vs. ALB (Aug. 21) 2-for-5, double, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (August 8) 3-for-5, 2 2B, RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (August 9) 2-for-4, run scored at Tacoma (August 17) 2-for-4, two runs scored at Oklahoma City (August 28) 1-for-2, two walks, two runs scored at Sugar Land (Sept. 3) Outfielder/infielder Mickey McDonald 1-for-4, double, 2 RBI at Albuquerque (June 6) Season: Appeared in 37 games and is batting .348 (40-for- 1-for-3, HBP, walk, grand slam, 5 RBI vs. Reno (June 12) 115) with 10 doubles, 2 triples, 9 RBI…21 walks…5 stolen 2-for-4, walk, run scored vs. Reno (June 13) bases 3-for-4, walk, solo home run vs. Tacoma (June 20) Last Night: 0-for-4, walk, stolen base 2-for-2, walk, 3 RBI, two-run home run to break 6-6 tie in 9th This Series: .227 (5-for-22) inning at Salt Lake (June 24) Hitting Streaks: 2-for-4, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (June 25) Hit safely in 6 straight games (August 8-16) and batted .455 2-for-5, double, 3 RBI at Salt Lake (June 26) (10-for-22), 6 2B over that stretch 2-for-3, triple, run scored at Salt Lake (June 27) 2021: 2-for-3, walk, double, 2 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 3) Top Series: 2-for-5, two walks, double, RBI vs. Sacramento (July 4) Batted .333 (2-for-6) vs. Reno (June 10-15) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Sacramento (July 5) Batted .600 (6-for-12), 3 2B at Tacoma (August 12-17) 2-for-5, double, SF, 2 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 6) Batted .533 (8-for-15) vs. Albuquerque (August 19-24) 3-for-3, two walks, RBI, two runs scored at Reno (July 9) Batted .438 (7-for-16) at Oklahoma City (August 26-31) 3-for-6, double, RBI at Reno (July 10) Multiple-hit games: 14…hit safely 20 of 37 games 2-for-5, walk, RBI, two runs scored at Reno (July 11) Top Games: 2-for-4, two doubles, RBI, run scored at Reno (July 13) 2-for-3, HBP, 2B, walk, RBI, run scored vs. Reno (June 13) 2-for-5, 2 RBI, run scored vs. El Paso (July 17) 3-for-5, two runs scored at Salt Lake (July 27) 2-for-4, solo home run at Salt Lake (July 22) 2-for-4, double, RBI vs. Tacoma (August 2) 3-for-4, walk, HR, 2 RBI at Salt Lake (July 26) 2-for-4, run scored vs Tacoma (August 3) 3-for-5, run scored at Salt Lake (July 27) 2-for-4, walk, double, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (August 8) 2-for-3, HBP, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 5) 3-for-3, walk, 2B, 3B, two runs scored at Tacoma (August 13) 3-for-5, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 10) 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored at Tacoma (August 16) 2-for-4, HBP, walk, three runs scored at Tacoma (August 15) 5-for-5, two SB, walk, 2 RBI vs. Albuquerque (August 22) 2-for-4, double, 2 RBI, run scored at Tacoma (August 17) 2-for-5, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 23) 2-for-6, double, RBI, two runs scored vs. ALB (August 22) 2-for-4, walk, triple, RBI at Oklahoma City (August 28) 2-for-5, double, RBI, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 23) 2-for-4, walk, run scored at Oklahoma City (August 29) 2-for-4, walk, double, two SB at Oklahoma City (August 30) Catcher/First Baseman Francisco Peña 3-for-5, double, RBI at Sugar Land (September 3) Season: Appeared in 87 games and is batting .266 (85-for- 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored at Sugar Land (September 4) 319) with 9 doubles, 21 home runs (second on team), 69 RBI (second on team, T-6th in Triple-A West)…7 HBP (tied for team Infielder Nate Mondou lead), 7 SF (team leader)…team leader in runs scored (59) Season: Appeared in 73 games and is batting .297 (80-for- Last Night: 0-for-4 269) with 18 doubles, triple, 7 HR, 46 RBI…34 walks…7 HBP This Series: .176 (3-for-17) (tied for team lead)…6 SF Hitting Streaks: Last Night: DNP Hit safely in 13 straight games (August 17 – September 4) and This Series: .000 (0-for-11) batted .345 (19-for-55), 4 HR, 12 RBI over that stretch Hitting Streaks: Hit safely in 11 straight games (July 25 – August 6) and batted Hit safely in 7 straight games (June 20-27) and batted .500 (13- .356 (16-for-45), 6 HR, 14 RBI over that stretch for-26), 9 RBI over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (July 9-17) and batted .448 (13- Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 17-23) and batted .320 (8- for-29), 2 HR, 9 RBI over that stretch for-25) over that stretch 2021: Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 9-15) and batted .462 (12- Top Series: for-26) Batted .286 (4-for-14), 2 HR, 5 RBI at Reno (May 13-18) 4 straight multiple-hit games, June 24-27 (.571, 8-for-14) Batted .235 (4-for-17), 2 HR, 10 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 20-25) 4 straight multiple-hit games, July 3-6 (.471, 8-for-17) Batted .313 (5-for-16) vs. Reno (June 10-15) July: 26 games, .340 (36-for-106), 10 2B, 17 RBI Batted .458 (11-for-24), 2 HR, 7 RBI at Reno (July 8-13) 2021: Batted .391 (9-for-23), 3 HR, 9 RBI vs. Tacoma Top Series: (July 29 – August 3) Batted .308 (4-for-13), 6 RBI vs. Reno (June 10-15) Batted .348 (8-for-23), 6 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 5-10) Batted .333 (5-for-15) vs. Tacoma (June 17-22) Batted .400 (8-for-20), 6 RBI vs. Albuquerque (August 19-24) Batted .450 (9-for-20), 7 RBI at Salt Lake (June 24-29) Batted .318 (7-for-22), 4 RBI at Oklahoma City (August 26-31) Batted .400 (8-for-20), 4 2B, 5 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 1-6) July: 25 games, .297 (27-for-91), 6 HR, 20 RBI Batted .407 (11-for-27) at Reno (July 8-13) August: 23 games, .326 (29-for-89), 6 HR, 24 RBI Batted .417 (10-for-24) at Salt Lake (July 22-27) Multiple-hit games: 22 (15 two-hit games; 7 three-hit Batted .625 (5-for-8) vs. Salt Lake (August 5-10) games)…hit safely in 56 of 87 games Multiple-hit games: 25 (19 two-hit games; 6 three-hit Top Games: games)…hit safely in 49 of 73 games 1-for-3, two walks, RBI vs. Sacramento (May 8) Top Games: 1-for-4, two-run homer at Reno (May 13) 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored at Sacramento (May 30) Pinch-hit, RBI single in 8th inning (break 1-1 tie) at Reno (May 16) 1-for-3, walk, RBI at Albuquerque (June 5) 2-for-5, two run homer, two runs scored at Reno (May 17) 3-for-4, HBP, double, HR, 7 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 20)* 1-for-3, two-run double vs. Sacramento (May 9) 3-for-5, double, solo homer at Sacramento (May 31) 1-for-4, solo homer at Reno (May 18) 1-for-3, walk, solo homer at Albuquerque (June 5) 2-for-4, walk, double, run scored vs. Salt Lake (May 21) 3-for-5, RBI, two runs scored vs. Reno (June 13) 2-for-4, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 22) 2-for-5, solo home run vs. Tacoma (June 22) 2-for-5, double, RBI, two runs scored vs. Reno (June 12) 2-for-3, walk vs. Sacramento (July 5) 3-for-5, three runs scored, HR, 2 RBI vs. Reno (June 14) 2-for-6, RBI, run scored at Reno (July 9) 2-for-4, double, RBI vs. Reno (June 15) 2-for-5, walk, HR, 4 RBI, three runs scored at Reno (July 11) 2-for-4, walk, two doubles, run scored at Salt Lake (June 26) 3-for-4, double, solo home run at Reno (July 12) 2-for-4, walk, RBI vs. Sacramento (July 2) 3-for-4, walk, RBI, two runs scored at Reno (July 13) 1-for-3, HBP, triple, 2 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 3) 1-for-2, three walks, RBI, two runs scored vs. El Paso (July 17) 2-for-3, three walks, grand slam vs. Sacramento (July 4) 2-for-4, HBP, double, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (July 25) 5-for-5, double, HR, 4 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 6) 2-for-5, RBI vs. Tacoma (July 30) 2-for-5, walk, grand slam in 10th inning at Reno (July 10) 3-for-4, 2 HR (two-run in 7th; 3-run in 8th), 6 RBI vs. Tacoma 2-for-5, run scored at Reno (July 11) (August 3) 2-for-5, two solo home runs at Reno (July 12) 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (August 5) 2-for-5, two home runs, 3 RBI vs. El Paso (July 16) 2-for-4, walk, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 8) 2-for-5 vs. El Paso (July 18) 2-for-4, two doubles, walk, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 9) 1-for-5, grand slam at Salt Lake (July 25) 3-for-4, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 21) 2-for-3, double, HBP, HR, 3 RBI at Salt Lake (July 27) 2-for-5, SF, 2 RBI vs. Albuquerque (August 22) 1-for-2, HR, 2 RBI, two walks vs. Tacoma (August 2) 2-for-5, solo home run at Oklahoma City (August 27) 2-for-4 vs. Salt Lake (August 6) 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored at Oklahoma City (August 28) 2-for-5, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 8) 2-for-5, solo home run at Sugar Land (September 3) 3-for-5, double, RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (August 9) *Last L.V. player to record 7 RBI in a game: 3-for-5, 2 HR, 3 RBI, three runs scored vs. Albuquerque (Aug. 20) Pete Alonso vs. Reno at Cashman Field (6-23-18) 2-for-4, double, two runs scored vs. Albuquerque (August 21) 2-for-4, double, walk, solo home run vs. Albuquerque (Aug. 22) Catcher/outfielder/first baseman Carlos Pérez 2-for-4, double, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Albuquerque (August 24) Season: Appeared in 78 games and is batting .286 (87-for- 2-for-2, solo home run at Oklahoma City (August 27) 304) with 16 doubles, triple, 28 home runs (leads Triple-A 2-for-4, HBP, 2 RBI at Oklahoma City (August 29) West), 78 RBI (leads Triple-A West)…second in Triple-A West 2-for-5, 2 HR, 3 RBI at Oklahoma City (August 31) in (.622)…team leader with three grand 2-for-5, two-run HR in 9th inning at Sugar Land (September 4) slams (July 4, 10, 25)…named Triple-A West Player of the 2-for-3, two walks, two-run HR at Sugar Land (September 5) Week (August 16-22) Grand Slams: Brian Myrow (2004-05) is the career grand Outfielder Buddy Reed slams leader in L.V. franchise history with 4…Brooks Conrad Season: Appeared in 38 games and is batting .255 (24-for-94) (2015) is the last Las Vegas player to hit three grand slams in with 5 doubles, triple, HR, 13 RBI…three stolen bases one season Last Night: 2-for-4 Last Night: 0-for-4 This Series: .273 (3-for-11) This Series: .333 (7-for-21), 3 HR, 5 RBI Hitting Streaks: Hitting Streaks: Hit safely in 5 straight games (August 12-17) and batted .471 Hit safely in 8 straight games (June 12-26) and batted .342 (13- (8-for-17) over that stretch for-38) over that stretch 2021: Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 29 – September 5) and Top Series: batted .387 (12-for-31), 6 HR, 13 RBI over that stretch Batted .444 (4-for-9), 4 RBI at Reno (May 13-18) Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 15-24) and batted .400 Batted .300 (3-for-10) vs. Salt Lake (May 20-25) (12-for-30), 4 HR, 10 RBI over that stretch Batted .471 (8-for-17), 3 RBI at Tacoma (August 12-17) Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 6-12) and batted .481 (13- Multiple-hit games: 7…hit safely 15 of 38 games for-27), 5 HR, 11 RBI over that stretch Top Games: 2021: 1-for-5, BB, walk-off RBI single vs. Sacramento (May 8) Top Series: 2-for-2, walk, double, RBI, run scored at Reno (May 14) Batted .364 (4-for-11) vs. Salt Lake (May 20-25) 2-for-4, stolen base, three-run triple at Reno (May 17) Batted .467 (7-for-15), 4 RBI vs. Reno (June 10-15) 3-for-4, walk, two doubles, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (May 21) Batted .526 (10-for-19), 2 HR, 11 RBI vs. Sacramento (July 1-6) 2-for-3, RBI, run scored at Sacramento (May 29) Batted .296 (8-for-27), 4 HR, 7 RBI at Reno (July 8-13) 1-for-2, double, two runs scored at Albuquerque (June 7) Batted .364 (8-for-22) vs. Salt Lake (August 5-10) 3-for-4, walk, double, HR, 2 RBI at Tacoma (August 15) Batted .476 (10-for-21), 3 HR, 7 RBI vs. ALB (August 19-24) 2-for-3, walk, RBI, two runs scored at Tacoma (August 17) Batted .318 (7-for-22), 4 HR, 9 RBI at OKC (August 26-31) 2-for-4 at Sugar Land (September 6) July: 26 games, .269 (29-for-108), 12 HR, 31 RBI August: 24 games, .333 (30-for-90), 11 HR, 31 RBI Multiple-hit games: 28 (team leader): (24 two-hit games; 3 three-hit; 1 five-hit game)…hit safely 53 of 78 games Top Games: Starters & Relievers Pitching Breakdown: W-L ERA SV IP H ER Starters 21-30 6.04 - - 473.2 570 318 Relievers 37-19 5.42 20 471.2 544 284 Totals 58-49 5.73 20 945.1 1114 602

The Aviators Pen: The bullpen through 107 games: Inherited Runners/Scored G IP H ER ERA W-L SV IR IR Scored % Acevdeo 28 31.0 21 9 2.61 2-0 7 8 3 38 Anderson 12 15.0 14 6 3.60 3-0 0 14 8 57 Angulo 26 29.0 37 27 8.38 3-1 0 4 3 75 Bedrosian 4 5.0 2 0 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 -- Blackburn 1 4.2 6 2 3.60 1-0 0 0 0 -- Blackham 21 23.1 27 20 7.71 0-1 0 8 7 88 Bracewell 42 50.2 61 22 3.91 5-1 3 16 5 31 Brown 17 19.1 12 5 2.33 2-1 3 10 1 10 Dunshee 1 2.2 2 0 0.00 0-0 0 0 0 -- Erwin 9 12.1 10 2 1.46 3-0 0 2 0 0 Guduan 27 29.0 35 17 5.28 3-3 0 13 10 77 Holmes 22 31.1 43 19 5.52 1-1 0 9 4 44 Howard 2 7.0 9 4 5.14 0-0 0 0 0 -- Jackson 11 11.2 11 7 5.40 1-1 1 3 2 67 Kolarek 30 33.0 41 25 6.82 1-0 0 11 3 27 Milburn 5 5.2 14 11 16.50 0-2 0 0 0 -- Moll 10 10.2 8 2 1.69 1-1 2 1 0 0 Mondou 2 2.0 2 0 0.00 0-0 0 0 0 -- Naile 42 53.0 68 27 4.58 7-0 0 26 7 27 Puk 25 37.0 49 26 6.32 2-3 1 10 6 60 Romero 13 14.0 19 16 10.29 0-1 1 3 0 0 Schlitter 5 7.0 11 7 9.00 1-0 0 4 1 25 Smith 1 1.1 2 1 6.75 0-0 0 0 0 -- Weems 15 14.2 17 12 7.36 0-2 1 9 7 78 Wendelken 4 5.0 2 2 3.60 0-0 0 0 0 -- Zambrano 11 16.1 21 17 9.37 1-1 0 7 2 29 Totals 107 471.2 544 284 5.42 37-19 20 158 69 44%

Aviators Catcher’s Report W-L SB Attempts Runners Thrown Out Pct. Passed Balls Allen 20-22 30 6 .200 1 Garcia 13-3 6 2 .333 1 Peña 10-15 18 5 .278 4 Pérez 15-9 19 6 .316 4 Totals 58-49 73 19 .260 10

Catcher’s Earned Run Average Catchers G ERA Innings Catched R ER Allen 44 5.76 377.2 261 242 Garcia 16 4.09 134.1 69 61 Peña 24 6.29 206.1 164 144 Pérez 28 6.14 227.0 164 155 Totals 107 5.73 945.1 658 602

Triple-A West Overall Home Road 58-49 30-24 28-25 Western Division Overall Home Road Reno 7-11 2-4 5-7 Sacramento 11-7 7-5 4-2 Salt Lake 11-13 6-6 5-7 Tacoma 8-10 5-7 3-3 Totals 37-41 20-22 17-19

Eastern Division Overall Home Road Albuquerque 9-3 5-1 4-2 El Paso 5-1 5-1 0-0 Oklahoma City 5-1 0-0 5-1 Round Rock 0-0 0-0 0-0 Sugar Land 2-3 0-0 2-3 Totals 21-8 10-2 11-6

Aviators Record Breakdown: Record by Month: Overall Record: 58-49 May: 12-11 Home: 30-24 June: 11-14 Road: 28-25 July: 14-13 Neutral: 0-0 August: 19-8 Day Games: 12-6 September: 2-3 Night Games: 46-43 October: 0-0 Scoring first run: 31-21 Allowing first run: 27-28 Leading after six innings: 43-4 Record by Day of Week: Trailing after six innings: 14-37 Monday: 11-7 Tied after six innings: 1-8 Tuesday: 11-6 Leading after eight innings: 45-0 Wednesday: Trailing after eight innings: 9-44 Thursday: 6-13 Tied after eight innings: 3-5 Friday: 9-8 Games decided in last at-bat: 12-6 Saturday: 8-10 One-Run Games: 13-11 Sunday: 13-5 Two-Run Games: 11-10 Three-Run Games: 6-9 Shutouts 1-5 Series wins: 7 Extra Innings 7-0 Series losses: 5 Come-from-behind wins: 36 Series splits: 5 Vs. LH Starting Pitchers: 20-9 Double-headers: --- Vs. RH Starting Pitchers: 38-40 Aviators hit a home run(s): 52-32 Aviators hit no home run: 6-17 White Jerseys 13-14 Aviators commits error: 27-27 Navy Jerseys 19-14 Aviators are errorless: 31-22 Gray Jerseys 5-5 Outhitting opponent: 37-9 Gradient Jerseys 13-8 Tied w/hits opponent 8-4 Reyes de Plata Jerseys (white) 7-2 Outhit by opponent: 13-36 Reyes de Plata Jerseys (black) 0-4 Vs. American League affiliates: 21-26 July 4th promotional jerseys 1-2 Vs. affiliates: 37-23

LAS VEGAS AVIATORS HIGHS/LOWS

Longest Winning Streak 8 games (August 20-24, August 26-28) Longest Home Winning Streak 6 games (May 8-11, May 20-21); (July 4-6, July 15-17) Longest Road Winning Streak 6 games (August 15-17; August 26-28) Longest Losing Streak 6 games (June 13-15, 17-19) Longest Home Losing Streak 6 games (June 13-15, 17-19) Longest Road Losing Streak 3 games (May 13-15); (June 28-29; July 8); (July 12-13, 22); (August 12-14) Largest Home Attendance 10,190 vs. Sacramento (July 3) Largest Road Attendance 11,131 at Salt Lake (July 24)

Longest Game Time (9 innings) 4:14 (June 14 vs. Reno) Shortest Game Time, home (9 innings) 2:24 (May 23 vs. Salt Lake) Shortest Game Time, away (9 innings) 2:27 (May 15 at Reno)

Longest Game Time (7 innings) 2:28 (July 23 at Salt Lake) Shortest Game Time (7 innings) - - - Longest Extra-Inning Game, Time 4:30 (July 4 vs. Sacramento, 10 innings)

AVIATORS OFFENSE Most Runs, Game 18, June 12 vs. Reno Most Runs, Inning 11, June 14 vs Reno (3rd) Most Hits, Game 21 August 8 vs. Salt Lake Most Hits, Inning 8 May 21 vs. Salt Lake (7th) Fewest Hits, Game 1, May 23 vs. Salt Lake Fewest Runs, Game 0, May 15 at Reno; May 23 & 25 vs. Salt Lake; July 8 at Reno; July 24 at Salt Lake Most Doubles, Game 7 vs. Salt Lake (August 9) Most Triples, Game 3 vs. Albuquerque (August 20) Most Home Runs, Game 5 vs. Reno (June 12); vs. Tacoma (June 21, 22) Most Runs Batted In, Game 18 vs. Reno (June 12) Most Stolen Bases, Game 5 vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings (August 22) Most Strikeouts, Game 15 at Sugar Land (September 3, 5) Most Walks, Game 15 vs Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4) Most Hit by Pitch, Game 3 at Sacramento (May 30); vs. El Paso (July 16) Most Sacrifice Flies, Game 3 vs. Sacramento (July 4) Most Sacrifice Bunts, Game 1 vs. Sacramento (July 4); at Reno (July 8); at Tacoma (August 16); vs. Albuquerque (August 23); at Sugar Land (September 2) Most LOB, Game 14 vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); at Sugar Land (September 5) Biggest Deficit (comeback/victory) 5 runs (vs. Sacramento, May 8: trailed 10-5; W, 11-10, 10 innings); 5 runs (vs. Sacramento, May 11: trailed 6-1; W, 10-7); 5 runs (vs. Sacramento, July 4; trailed 12-7; W, 15-14, 10 innings); 5 runs (vs. Tacoma, August 3; trailed 6-1; W, 8-6); 5 runs (at Oklahoma City, August 28; trailed 9-4; W, 10-9) Largest Margin of Victory 14 runs at Tacoma (August 15; W 14-0); Largest Margin of Defeat 15 runs at Reno (May 18; L 18-3)

OPPONENTS OFFENSE Most Runs, Game 21, June14 vs. Reno Most Runs, Inning 8, May 18 at Reno (5th) Most Hits, Game 22, June 14 vs. Reno Most Hits, Inning 6, May 18 at Reno (5th); May 24 vs. Salt Lake (6th); May 31 at Sacramento (5th); June 14 vs. Reno (6th); July 2 vs. Sacramento (1st); July 22 at Salt Lake (7th); July 31 vs. Tacoma (1st); August 19 vs. Albuquerque (4th) Fewest Hits, Game 3, July 27 at Salt Lake Fewest Runs, Game 0, August 15 at Tacoma Most Doubles, Game 7, July 22 at Salt Lake Most Triples, Game 3, May 14 at Reno Most Home Runs, Game 5, May 22 vs. Salt Lake; at Albuquerque (June 7); June 14, 15 vs. Reno Most Runs Batted In, Game 19, June 14 vs. Reno Most Stolen Bases, Game 3, July 4 vs. Sacramento Most Hit by Pitch, Game 3, June 15 vs. Reno; June 17 vs. Tacoma; July 13 at Reno Most Sacrifice Bunts, Game 1, four times Most Sacrifice Flies, Game 2, May 10 vs. Sacramento; June 12 vs. Reno; June 17 vs. Tacoma; July 16 vs. El Paso; August 2 vs. Tacoma; August 20, 23 vs. Albuquerque Grand Slams, Game 1, Thairo Estrada vs. Sacramento (May 7); 1, Mitchell Tolman vs. Sacramento (May 8); 1, Renae Martinez, Jamie Ritchie at Reno (May 18); 1, Matt Davidson at Oklahoma City (August 28) Most At-Bats, Individual Game 6, Juniel Querecuto, Daulton Varsho vs. Reno (June 13); 6, Jamie Ritchie, Seth Beer vs. Reno (June 14); 6, Juniel Querecuto vs. Reno (June 14); 6, Matt Lipka, Camden Duzenack vs. Reno (June 14); 6, Daulton Varsho, Andrew Young vs. Reno (June 15); 6, Donovan Walton vs. Tacoma (June 17); 6, Braden Bishop vs. Sacramento (July 2 & 6); 6, Braden Bishop, Arismendy Alcantara vs. Sacramento (July 4); 6, Donovan Walton vs. Tacoma (July 31); 6, Matt Thaiss, Jose Rojas vs. Salt Lake (August 10); 6, Rio Ruiz vs. Albuquerque (August 19) Most Hits, Individual, Game 5, Bryce Johnson (5-for-5) vs. Sacramento (May 10); 5, (5-for-5) at Salt Lake (July 22); 5, Matt Lipka (5-for-6) vs. Reno (June 14); 5, Jose Rojas (5-for-5) at Salt Lake (June 26); 5, Jantzen Witte (5-for-5) at Tacoma (August 16); 4, Thairo Estrada (4-for-5) vs. Sacramento (May 6); 4, Scott Schebler (4-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (May 24); 4, Camden Duzenack (4-for-6) vs. Reno (June 14); 4, Matt Lipka (4-for-5) vs. Reno (June 15); 4, Mauricio Dubon (4-for-5) vs. Sacramento (July 2); 4, Taylor Ward (4-for-5) at Salt Lake (July 26); 4, Jose Marmolejos (4-for-4) vs. Tacoma (July 31); 4, Wynton Bernard (4-for-5) vs. Albuquerque (August 22); 4, Ryan Vilade (4-for-5) vs. Albuquerque (August 23) Most Doubles, Individual, Game 2, Jason Krizan vs. Sacramento (May 6); 2, Bryce Johnson vs. Sacramento (May 9, 10); 2, Connor Joe at Albuquerque (June 5); 2, Juniel Querecuto vs. Reno (June 13); 2, Josh VanMeter vs. Reno (June 15); 2, Jack Reinheimer vs. Tacoma (June 20); 2, Scott Schebler at Salt Lake (June 24); 2, Jose Rojas at Salt Lake (June 26); 2, Jamie Ritchie vs. Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 2, Gavin Cecchini, Brennon Lund vs. Salt Lake (July 22); 2, Taylor Ward at Salt Lake (July 24, 26); 2, Jake Gatewood at Salt Lake (July 25); 2, Matt Thaiss vs. Salt Lake (August 5); 2, Jantzen Witte at Tacoma (August 16); 2, Taylor Snyder vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 2, Scott Burcham vs. Albuquerque (August 21); 2, Colton Welker vs. Albuquerque (August 22); 2, Aldrich De Jongh at Oklahoma City (August 26); 2, Alex De Goti at Sugar Land (September 4); 2, Cesar Salazar at Sugar Land (September 5) Most Triples, Individual, Game 2, Ben DeLuzio at Reno (May 14) Most Home Runs, Individual, Game 2, Joe Adell vs. Salt Lake (May 20, 23); 2, Jake Gatewood vs. Salt Lake (May 22); 2, Justin Bour at Sacramento (May 28); 2, Greg Bird at Albuquerque (June 7); 2, Josh VanMeter vs. Reno (June 14); 2, Jose Rojas, Jack Mayfield at Salt Lake (June 26); 2, Arismendy Alcantara vs. Sacramento (July 4); 2, Sam Travis at Tacoma (August 17); 2, Matt Davidson at Oklahoma City (August 28) Most RBI, Individual, Game 6, Matt Davidson at Oklahoma City (August 28) 5, Jamie Ritchie at Reno (May 18); 5, Josh VanMeter vs. Reno (June 14); 5, Jose Rojas at Salt Lake (June 26); 5, Donovan Walton at Tacoma (August 14); 4, Thairo Estrada vs. Sacramento (May 6,7); 4, Mitchell Tolman vs. Sacramento (May 8); 4, Renae Martinez at Reno (May 18); 4, Brennon Lund vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 4, Joe Adell vs. Salt Lake (May 23); 4, Scott Schebler vs. Salt Lake (May 24); 4, Daulton Varsho, Henry Ramos vs. Reno (June 13); 4, Jason Vosler vs. Sacramento (July 3); 4, Arismendy Alcantara vs. Sacramento (July 4); 4, Jose Marmolejos vs. Tacoma (July 31) Most Runs Scored, Individual, Game 4, Jamie Ritchie, Camden Duzenack vs. Reno (June 14); 4, Seth Beer at Reno, 10 innings (July 9) Most Walks, Game 4, Josh VanMeter vs. Reno (June 14); 4, Ryan Vilade vs. Albuquerque (August 19) Most Strikeouts, Game 4, Drew Robinson vs. Sacramento (May 6 & July 5); 4, Mitch Walding vs. Salt Lake (May 23); 4, Tucupita Marcano vs. El Paso (July 19); 4, Dillon Thomas vs. Tacoma (August 1); 4, Jake Gatewood vs. Salt Lake (August 6); 4, Taylor Trammell at Tacoma (August 12); 4, JJ Matijevic at Sugar Land (September 3) Most Hit by Pitch, Game 2, Seth Beer at Reno, 10 innings (July 9) Most Sacrifice Hits 1, four times Most Sacrifice Flies, Game 1, 42 times Most Stolen Bases, Game 2, Bryce Johnson vs. Sacramento (July 4); 2, Matthew Batten vs. El Paso (July 18)

OPPONENTS PITCHING Most Innings Pitched, Game 8.0, Daren McCaughan vs. Tacoma (June 18); 7.2, Packy Naughton vs. Salt Lake (May 23); Most Hits, Game 13, Logan Verrett vs. Tacoma (June 21) Most Runs, Game 9, Logan Verrett vs. Tacoma (June 21); 9, Brian Johnson at Salt Lake (July 25) Most Strikeouts, Game 9, Sammy Long at Sacramento (May 29); 9, Reid Detmers at Salt Lake (July 24) Most Walks 7, Ryan Castellani at Albuquerque (June 7) Fewest Hits, Game 1, Packy Naughton vs. Salt Lake (May 23); Fewest Runs, Game 0, Packy Naughton vs. Salt Lake, 7.2 IP (May 23); 0, Ryan Weber at Tacoma, 7.0 IP (August 12)

Inside-The-Park Home Run - - - Hit for the Cycle - - - Most LOB, Game 14 vs. Sacramento (May 8, 10 innings) Biggest Deficit (comeback/victory) 6 runs (at Reno, May 14: trailed 7-1; W, 10-7); 6 runs (vs. Reno, June 14: trailed 12-6; W, 21-16)

AVIATORS PITCHING Most Strikeouts, Game 15 vs. El Paso (July 20, 10 innings) Most Walks, Game 11 vs. Reno (June 14) Fewest Walks, Game 0 at Reno (May 16, 17); vs. Tacoma (June 20); vs. El Paso (July 20, 10 innings); vs. Salt Lake (August 8)

DEFENSE Aviators Most Errors, Game 4, June 14 vs. Reno Aviators Most Double Plays, Game 4, June 11 vs. Reno; August 21 vs. Albuquerque Aviators Most Triple Plays, Game - - - Opponents Most Errors, Game 4 vs. Sacramento (May 10) Opponents Most Double Plays, Game 3 at Salt Lake (June 27 & July 27); vs. Sacramento (July 1); 3 at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); vs. Albuquerque (August 21) Opponents Most Triple Plays, Game - - -

AVIATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING Most Hits, Game 5, Carlos Pérez (5-for-5) vs. Sacramento (July 6); 5, (5-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 8); 5, Skye Bolt (5-for-5) at Tacoma (August 15); 5, Mickey McDonald (5-for-5) vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings (Aug. 22); 4, Jacob Wilson (4-for-5) vs. Tacoma (June 17); 4, (4-for-5) vs. Tacoma (June 21); 4, Cody Thomas (4-for-5) at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 4, Skye Bolt (4-for-5) at Salt Lake (July 27); 4, Pete Kozma (4-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 5); 4, Austin Allen (4-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 8 & 9); 3, Luis Barrera (3-for-5) vs. Sacramento (May 7); 3, (3-for-4) vs. Sacramento (May 8); 3, (3-for-4) vs. Sacramento (May 11); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Skye Bolt (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Buddy Reed (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (May 22); 3, Skye Bolt (3-for-3) vs. Salt Lake (May 22); 3, Luis Barrera (3-for-6) at Sacramento (May 31); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-5) at Sacramento (May 31); 3, Cody Thomas (3-for-4) at Albuquerque (June 4); 3, Greg Deichmann (3-for-4) at Albuquerque (June 6); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-4) at Albuquerque (June 7); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-4) at Albuquerque (June 8); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-5) vs. Reno (June 10); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-4) vs. Reno (June 11); 3, Luis Barrera (3-for-4) vs. Reno (June 11); 3, Cody Thomas (3-for-5) vs. Reno (June 12); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-5) vs. Reno (June 13); 3, Luis Barrera (3-for-5) vs. Reno (June 14); 3, Carlos Pérez (3-for-5) vs. Reno (June 14); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-4) vs. Tacoma (June 19); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-4) vs. Tacoma (June 20); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-5) vs. Tacoma (June 21); 3, Jacob Wilson (3-for-4) vs. Tacoma (June 21); 3, Greg Deichmann (3-for-5) vs. Tacoma (June 21); 3, Frank Schwindel (3-for-5) vs. Tacoma (June 22); 3, Greg Deichmann (3-for-4) at Salt Lake (June 26); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-4) vs. Sacramento (July 6); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-3) at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-6) at Reno, 10 innings (July 10); 3, Greg Deichmann (3-for-4) at Reno (July 11); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-4) at Reno (July 12 & 13); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-5) vs. El Paso (July 17); 3, Skye Bolt (3-for-4) at Salt Lake (July 25); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-4) at Salt Lake (July 26); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-5) at Salt Lake (July 27); 3, Mickey McDonald (3-for-5) at Salt Lake (July 27); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-4) vs. Tacoma (August 3); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (August 5); 3, Austin Allen (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (August 7); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 8); 3, Carlos Pérez (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 3, Pete Kozma (3-for-5) vs Salt Lake (August 9); 3, Nate Mondou (3-for-5) vs. Salt Lake (August 10); 3, Aramis Garcia (3-for-4) vs. Salt Lake (August 10); 3, Mickey McDonald (3-for-3) at Tacoma (August 13); 3, Buddy Reed (3-for-4) at Tacoma (August 15); 3, Khris Davis (3-for-4) at Tacoma (August 16); 3, Vimael Machín (3-for-4) vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 3, Carlos Pérez (3-for-5) vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 3, Luis Barrera (3-for-4) vs. Albuquerque (August 20, 21); 3, Francisco Peña (3-for-4) vs. Albuquerque (August 21); 3, Khris Davis (3-for-4) vs. Albuquerque (August 24); 3, Aramis Garcia (3-for-4) at Oklahoma City (August 30); 3, Mickey McDonald (3-for-5) at Sugar Land (September 3) Most Consecutive Hits 7, Mickey McDonald vs. Albuquerque (August 22-23); 6, Skye Bolt vs. Salt Lake (August 8-9) Most At-Bats, Game 6, Pete Kozma at Sacramento (May 30); 6, Luis Barrera, Mikey White at Sacramento (May 31); 6, Frank Schwindel vs. Reno (June 12); 6, Cody Thomas vs. Tacoma (June 21); at Salt Lake (June 26); 6, Cody Thomas vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4 & July 6); 6, Vimael Machín, Francisco Peña at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 6, Nate Mondou at Reno, 10 innings (July 10); 6, Carlos Pérez at Tacoma (August 15); 6, Nate Mondou, Skye Bolt vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings, August 22; 6, Khris Davis vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings, August 22 Most Runs Scored, Game 4, Greg Deichmann vs. Tacoma (June 20); 4, Frank Schwindel vs. Tacoma (June 21); 4, Pete Kozma vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); 4, Vimael Machín vs. Sacramento (July 6); 3, Frank Schwindel vs. Sacramento (May 8); 3, Luis Barrera vs. Sacramento (May 10); 3, Vimael Machín, Frank Schwindel vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 3, Buddy Reed vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 3, Skye Bolt vs. Salt Lake (May 22); 3, Austin Allen, Greg Deichmann at Albuquerque (June 6); 3, Frank Schwindel at Albuquerque (June 7); 3, Cody Thomas vs. Reno (June 12); 3, Nate Mondou vs. Reno (June 12); 3, Luis Barrera, Carlos Pérez vs. Reno (June 14); 3, Jacob Wilson vs. Tacoma (June 17); vs. Sacramento (July 4); 3, Vimael Machín vs. Tacoma (June 21, 22); 3, Cody Thomas vs. Tacoma (June 22); 3, Greg Deichmann at Salt Lake (June 26); 3, Carlos Pérez vs. Sacramento (July 6); 3, Cody Thomas at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 3, Greg Deichmann at Reno (July 11); 3, Luis Barrera, Francisco Peña at Reno (July 11); 3, Skye Bolt at Salt Lake (July 25 & 27); vs. Salt Lake (August 8); 3, Austin Allen vs. Salt Lake (August 8 & 9); 3, Nate Mondou at Tacoma (August 15); 3, Carlos Pérez vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 3, Mickey McDonald vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings (August 22); 3, Khris Davis vs. Albuquerque (August 24) Most Doubles, Game 3, Austin Allen vs. Salt Lake (August 7) 2, Frank Schwindel vs. Sacramento (May 11); 2, Buddy Reed vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 2, Jacob Wilson at Sacramento (May 27); at Albuquerque (June 8); 2, Frank Schwindel vs. Reno (June 10); 2, Jacob Wilson vs. Tacoma (June 21); 2, Carlos Pérez at Salt Lake (June 26); 2, Cody Thomas vs. Sacramento (July 6); 2, Greg Deichmann, Nate Mondou at Reno (July 13); 2, Marty Bechina vs. Tacoma (July 29); 2, Pete Kozma vs. Salt Lake (August 5 & 9); 2, Francisco Peña vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 2, Skye Bolt at Tacoma (August 15) Most Triples, Game 2, Vimael Machín vs. Albuquerque (August 20) Most Home Runs, Game 3, Austin Allen vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 2, Frank Schwindel at Albuquerque (June 7); 2, Cody Thomas vs. Reno (June 12); vs. Tacoma (June 22); 2, Jacob Wilson vs. Tacoma (June 17); 2, Vimael Machín vs. Tacoma (June 21); 2, Frank Schwindel vs. Tacoma (June 21); 2, Cody Thomas at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 2, Carlos Pérez at Reno (July 12); vs. El Paso (July 16); 2, Cody Thomas vs. El Paso (July 15); 2, Vimael Machín vs. El Paso (July 19); 2, Mary Bechina at Salt Lake (July 27); 2, Francisco Peña vs. Tacoma (August 3); 2, Carlos Pérez vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 2, Khris Davis vs. Albuquerque (August 24); 2, Carlos Pérez at Oklahoma City (August 31) Walk-off Home Run 1, Cody Thomas vs. Sacramento, two-run HR (July 5); 1, Khris Davis vs. Albuquerque, three-run HR, 10th inning (Aug. 22) Most Total Bases, Game 13, Cody Thomas (4-for-5, 2B, 3B, 2 HR) at Reno (July 9); 13, Austin Allen (4-for-5, 3 HR) vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 11, Frank Schwindel (4-for-5, 2B, 2 HR) vs. Tacoma (June 21); 11, Khris Davis (3-for-4, 3B, 2 HR) vs. Albuquerque (August 24); 10, Jacob Wilson (4-for-5, 2 HR) vs. Tacoma (June 17); 10, Skye Bolt (5-for-5, 2 2B, HR) at Tacoma (August 15) Most RBI, Game 7, Francisco Peña vs. Salt Lake (May 20); 7, Vimael Machín vs. Reno (June 14); 6, Francisco Peña vs. Tacoma (August 3); 6, Skye Bolt at Tacoma (August 15); 5, Nate Mondou vs. Reno (June 12); 5, Vimael Machín vs. El Paso (July 19); 5, Marty Bechina at Salt Lake (July 27); 5, Austin Allen vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 4, Jacob Wilson vs. Sacramento (May 10); vs. Reno (June 13); 4, Greg Deichmann at Sacramento (May 30); 4, Cody Thomas vs. Reno (June 12); 4, Jacob Wilson vs. Tacoma (June 17); 4, Vimael Machín vs. Tacoma (June 20); 4, Vimael Machín, Frank Schwindel vs. Tacoma (June 21); 4, Jacob Wilson, Carlos Pérez vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); 4, Carlos Pérez vs. Sacramento (July 6) 4, Cody Thomas at Reno, 10 innings (July 9); 4, Carlos Pérez at Reno, 10 innings (July 10); at Salt Lake (July 25); 4, Francisco Peña at Reno (July 11); 4, Marty Bechina vs. Salt Lake (August 10) Most Walks, Game 3, Greg Deichmann at Reno (May 16); 3, Skye Bolt at Sacramento (May 30); 3, Pete Kozma at Albuquerque (June 3); 3, Jacob Wilson at Albuquerque (June 7) ; vs. Reno (June 10); 3, Pete Kozma vs. Reno (June 12); 3, Greg Deichmann vs. Reno (June 13); vs. Tacoma (June 20); 3, Greg Deichmann vs. Sacramento (July 2); 3, Jacob Wilson, Carlos Pérez vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); 3, Luis Barrera at Reno, 10 innings (July 10); 3, Francisco Peña vs. El Paso (July 17); 3, Skye Bolt vs. Tacoma (July 29); vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 3, Vimael Machín vs. Albuquerque (August 21); 3, Khris Davis at Oklahoma City (August 27); 3, Aramis Garcia at Sugar Land (September 5) Most Strikeouts, Game 4, Cody Thomas at Sacramento (May 30); 4, Mikey White at Sacramento (May 31); 4, Austin Beck vs. Sacramento (July 6); 4, Marty Bechina vs. Salt Lake (August 8); 4, Vimael Machín at Sugar Land (September 3); 4, Mickey McDonald at Sugar Land (September 5) Most Hit by Pitch, Game 2, Pete Kozma vs. El Paso (July 16) Most Sacrifice Hits 1, Pete Kozma vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); at Reno (July 8); 1, Buddy Reed at Tacoma (August 16); 1, Nick Allen vs. Albuquerque (August 23); 1, Luis Barrera at Sugar Land (September 2) Most Sacrifice Flies 1, 40 times Most Stolen Bases, Game 2, Mickey McDonald vs. Albuquerque, 10 innings, August 22; at Oklahoma City (August 30) Grand Slams, Game 1, Nate Mondou vs. Reno (June 12); 1, Jacob Wilson vs. Reno (June 13); 1, Vimael Machín vs. Reno (June 14); 1, Carlos Pérez vs. Sacramento, 10 innings (July 4); 1, Carlos Pérez at Reno, 10 innings (July 10); 1, Vimael Machín vs. El Paso (July 19); 1, Carlos Pérez at Salt Lake (July 25); 1, Skye Bolt at Tacoma (August 15) Longest Hitting Streak 15 games, Austin Allen (June 17 – July 9); 13 games, Francisco Peña (August 17- September 4); 11 games, Francisco Peña (July 25 – August 6); 10 games, Pete Kozma (June 17-27); 10 games, Pete Kozma (July 16-27); 10 games, Luis Barrera (August 9-24); 9 games, Pete Kozma (May 10-22); 9 games, Jacob Wilson (June 20-29); 9 games, Greg Deichmann (July 13-23); 9 games, Austin Allen (July 30 – August 10); 9 games, Aramis Garcia (August 20 – September 4); 8 games, Carlos Pérez (June 12-26); 8 games, Frank Schwindel (June 18-26); 8 games, Greg Deichmann (June 20-28); 8 games, Khris Davis (August 19-28); Inside-The-Park Home Run 1, Skye Bolt vs. Tacoma (August 2) Hit for the Cycle - - - Hit into Triple Play - - -

*franchise record

AVIATORS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Hits Allowed, Game 12, Paul Blackburn vs. Tacoma (July 31); 12, vs. Albuquerque (August 20) Most Runs Allowed, Game 8, Brian Howard vs. Reno (June 15) Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game 8, Brian Howard vs. Reno (June 15) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game 4, Matt Milburn vs. Sacramento (May 11) Most Walks, Game 6, Parker Dunshee vs. Sacramento (May 7) Most Strikeouts, Game 10, Brian Howard at Oklahoma City (August 28); 9, Daulton Jefferies vs. Sacramento (July 3); 9, Daulton Jefferies vs. El Paso (July 20); 9, Paul Blackburn at Tacoma (August 13) Most Hit by Pitch, Game 3, Jesús Luzardo at Reno (July 13) Most Innings Pitched, Game 7.0, Daulton Jefferies vs. El Paso (July 15); 6.2, Miguel Romero vs. Tacoma (July 29); 6.0, Parker Dunshee at Reno (May 13); 6.0, Paul Blackburn at Reno (May 15); 6.0, Brian Howard at Reno (May 16); 6.0, Paul Blackburn vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 6.0, Parker Dunshee vs. Salt Lake (May 23); 6.0, Parker Dunshee at Sacramento (May 30); 6.0, Paul Blackburn at Sacramento (June 1); 6.0, Paul Blackburn at Albuquerque (June 7); 6.0, Daulton Jefferies at Albuquerque (June 8); 6.0, Brian Howard vs. Tacoma (June 21); 6.0, Daulton Jefferies at Reno (July 9); vs. El Paso (July 20); 6.0, Jesús Luzardo vs. El Paso (July 19); 6.0, Paul Blackburn vs. Salt Lake (August 8); 6.0, Daulton Jefferies vs. Salt Lake (August 9); 6.0, Daulton Jefferies at Tacoma (August 15); 6.0, Daulton Jefferies vs. Albuquerque (August 20); 6.0, Miguel Romero vs. Albuquerque (August 24); 6.0, Kyle Friedrichs at Oklahoma City (August 27); 6.0, Miguel Romero at Sugar Land (September 4) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game (Min. 6 IP) 2, Paul Blackburn vs. Salt Lake (May 21); 2, Daulton Jefferies at Reno (July 9); 2, Jesús Luzardo vs. El Paso (July 19) Fewest Runs Allowed, Game (Min. 6 IP) 0, Daulton Jefferies at Tacoma (August 15); 1, Brian Howard at Reno (May 16); 1, Parker Dunshee at Sacramento (May 30) 1, Daulton Jefferies vs. El Paso (July 15); 1, Paul Blackburn vs. Salt Lake (August 8)

2021 Season Runs By Inning: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Total Las Vegas Aviators 90 90 96 77 88 70 71 68 38 17 0 0 0 705 Opponents 67 93 76 72 83 61 82 65 55 4 0 0 0 658

RECORD BY RUNS SCORED Average Runs Per Game: Las Vegas 6.6; Opponents 6.1 LV Score 0 0-5 1 0-7 2 0-9 3 0-6 4 7-6 5 5-7 6 5-1 7 5-4 8 6-1 9 5-2 10+ 25-1

Las Vegas Pinch-Hitting (h-ab-bi): .182 (4-22-1). Machín 1.000 (1-1-0), Deichmann .500 (1-2-0), A. Allen .333 (1-3-0), Peña .250 (1-4-1), Bechina .000 (0-6-0), Pérez .000 (0-2-0), Barrera .000 (0-1-0), Mondou .000 (0-1-0), Peralta .000 (0-1-0), Uhl .000 (0-1-0).

Opponents (h-ab-bi): .111 (1-9-1).

2021 Transactions

Date Player From To 5/06/21 Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 5/08/21 Burch Smith Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 5/10/21 Chad Pinder Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 5/11/21 A.J. Puk Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 5/12/21 Las Vegas Oakland 5/12/21 Austin Allen Oakland Las Vegas 5/12/21 Oakland Las Vegas 5/14/21 Chad Pinder Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 5/17/21 Matt Cross Las Vegas AZL A’s 5/17/21 Vimael Machín Oakland Las Vegas 5/18/21 Luis Barrera Las Vegas Oakland 5/21/21 Cam Bedrosian Las Vegas Oakland 5/22/21 Oakland Las Vegas 5/23/21 Brian Schlitter Las Vegas Released 5/23/21 Jesus Zambrano Midland (AA) Las Vegas 5/24/21 Daulton Jefferies Extended Spring Las Vegas 5/27/21 Jesús Luzardo Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 5/27/21 Luis Barrera Oakland Las Vegas 5/27/21 Carlos Pérez Las Vegas Temporary Inactive 5/27/21 Marcos Betancourt AZL A’s Las Vegas 5/28/21 Jordan Weems Las Vegas Oakland 5/28/21 A.J. Puk Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 5/28/21 A.J. Puk Oakland Las Vegas 5/30/21 Jesús Luzardo Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 5/30/21 Jordan Weems Oakland Las Vegas 6/01/21 Skye Bolt Las Vegas Oakland 6/05/21 Reymin Guduan Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 6/07/21 Parker Dunshee Las Vegas IL 6/07/21 Mikey White Las Vegas IL 6/08/21 Reymin Guduan Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 6/08/21 Reymin Guduan Oakland DFA 6/10/21 Mickey McDonald Midland (AA) Las Vegas 6/10/21 Carlos Pérez Temporary Inactive Las Vegas 6/10/21 Marcos Betancourt Las Vegas AZL A’s 6/11/21 Reymin Guduan DFA Las Vegas 6/14/21 Edwin Díaz Las Vegas IL 6/17/21 Buddy Reed Las Vegas IL 6/17/21 Tanner Anderson Las Vegas Released 6/17/21 J.B. Wendelken Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 6/17/21 Skye Bolt Oakland Las Vegas 6/17/21 Zach Jackson Midland (AA) Las Vegas 6/18/21 Mickey McDonald Las Vegas Midland (AA) 6/19/21 Skye Bolt Las Vegas Oakland 6/21/21 Domingo Acevedo Las Vegas Oakland 6/21/21 Jesús Luzardo Oakland Las Vegas 6/21/21 Marty Bechina Midland (AA) Las Vegas 6/25/21 Vimael Machín Las Vegas Oakland 6/26/21 Austin Beck Lansing (A) Las Vegas 6/28/21 Vimael Machín Oakland Las Vegas 6/29/21 J.B. Wendelken Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 6/29/21 Frank Schwindel Las Vegas Oakland 7/03/21 Domingo Acevedo Oakland Las Vegas 7/03/21 Jordan Weems Las Vegas DFA Date Player From To 7/04/21 Matt Milburn Las Vegas Midland (AA) 7/08/21 Jacob Wilson Las Vegas Oakland 7/11/21 Cooper Uhl Stockton (A) Las Vegas 7/12/21 Frank Schwindel Oakland Las Vegas 7/15/21 Austin Beck Las Vegas Lansing (A) 7/15/21 Cooper Uhl Las Vegas Stockton (A) 7/16/21 Homer Bailey AZL Athletics Las Vegas 7/16/21 Frank Schwindel Las Vegas DFA 7/17/21 Cooper Uhl Stockton (A) Las Vegas 7/17/21 Skye Bolt Oakland Las Vegas 7/20/21 Zach Jackson Las Vegas IL 7/24/21 Aaron Brown Midland (AA) Las Vegas 7/26/21 Mickey McDonald Midland (AA) Las Vegas 7/26/21 Greg Deichmann Las Vegas Trade () 7/27/21 Sam Moll Oakland Las Vegas 7/28/21 Jesús Luzardo Las Vegas Trade () 7/28/21 Edwin Díaz Las Vegas Midland (AA) 7/29/21 Elvis Peralta Lansing (A) Las Vegas 7/29/21 Jacob Wilson Oakland Las Vegas 7/31/21 Jacob Wilson Las Vegas DFA 7/31/21 Domingo Acevedo Las Vegas DFA 7/31/21 Aramis Garcia Oakland Las Vegas 8/01/21 Daulton Jefferies Las Vegas Oakland 8/01/21 Seth Brown Oakland Las Vegas 8/02/21 Domingo Acevedo DFA Las Vegas 8/03/21 Kyle Friedrichs Midland (AA) Las Vegas 8/03/21 Mikey White Las Vegas (IL) AZL Athletics 8/04/21 Elvis Peralta Las Vegas Lansing (A) 8/05/21 Cooper Uhl Las Vegas Lansing (A) 8/06/21 Seth Brown Las Vegas Oakland 8/08/21 Daulton Jefferies Oakland Las Vegas 8/10/21 A.J. Puk Las Vegas Oakland 8/10/21 Kyle Friedrichs Las Vegas Midland (AA) 8/12/21 Buddy Reed IL Las Vegas 8/12/21 Nick Allen Midland (AA) Las Vegas 8/12/21 Khris Davis Free Agent Las Vegas 8/14/21 Vimael Machín Las Vegas Oakland 8/15/21 Chad Pinder Oakland Las Vegas (Major League Rehab) 8/15/21 Zack Erwin Midland (AA) Las Vegas 8/17/21 Vimael Machín Oakland Las Vegas 8/18/21 Paul Blackburn Las Vegas Oakland 8/19/21 Kyle Friedrichs Midland (AA) Las Vegas 8/20/21 Chad Pinder Las Vegas (ML Rehab) Oakland 8/20/21 Seth Brown Oakland Las Vegas 8/21/21 Seth Brown Las Vegas Oakland 8/22/21 Cody Thomas Las Vegas IL 8/27/21 Daulton Jefferies Las Vegas Oakland 8/28/21 Brady Feigl Midland (AA) Las Vegas 8/31/21 Skye Bolt Las Vegas Oakland 9/01/21 Austin Allen Las Vegas Oakland 9/01/21 Khris Davis Las Vegas Oakland 9/03/21 Collin Theroux Midland (AA) Las Vegas 9/03/21 Sam Moll Las Vegas Oakland 9/05/21 Parker Dunshee IL Las Vegas

Las Vegas Aviators Players Promoted to the Oakland A’s (who began the season in minor leagues)

Player Date James Kaprielian May 12 Luis Barrera May 18 Cam Bedrosian May 21 Skye Bolt June 1 Domingo Acevedo June 21 Frank Schwindel June 29 Jacob Wilson July 8 Daulton Jefferies August 1 Paul Blackburn August 18

2021 Game-By-Game Breakdown

Aviators Opp. Overall Date Opp. Result R/H/E R/H/E WP LP SV Rec./Pos./GB ATT TIME 5-6 SACRAMENTO L, 8-1 1/4/1 8/16/2 Banda 1-0 Kaprielian 0-1 - - - 0-1/3rd/1.0 5,002 3:30 5-7 SACRAMENTO L, 6-4 4/10/0 6/7/3 Cyr 1-0 Dunshee 0-1 Leone (1) 0-2/T-4th/2.0 4,891 3:27 5-8 SACRAMENTO W, 11-10 (10) 11/12/1 10/13/1 Bracewell 1-0 Krizan 0-1 - - - 1-2/4th/2.0 5,063 4:02 5-9 SACRAMENTO W, 6-3 6/7/1 3/7/0 Naile 1-0 Yamaguchi 0-1 Acevedo (1) 2-2/T-2nd/2.0 4,488 2:47 5-10 SACRAMENTO W, 9-6 9/8/0 6/13/4 Angulo 1-0 Pfeifer 0-1 - - - 3-2/T-2nd/1.0 4,325 3:16 5-11 SACRAMENTO W, 10-7 10/13/0 7/11/1 Puk 1-0 Castro 0-1 - - - 4-2/2nd/1.0 4,682 3:13 5-13 Reno L, 8-5 5/5/2 8/9/0 Powers 1-0 Bracewell 1-1 Buchter (2) 4-3/T-2nd/2.0 3,889 3:07 5-14 Reno L, 10-7 7/12/1 10/11/0 Aguilar 2-0 Puk 1-1 Mantiply (2) 4-4/T-2nd/3.0 3,689 3:38 5-15 Reno L, 3-0 0/4/1 3/7/1 Green 2-0 Blackburn 0-1 Buchter (3) 4-5/T-3rd/4.0 3,769 2:27 5-16 Reno W, 4-1 4/6/0 1/5/1 Anderson 1-0 Garcia 0-1 Bedrosian (1) 5-5/T-2nd/3.0 3,751 2:46 5-17 Reno W, 8-2 8/8/0 2/8/2 Milburn 1-0 Donatella 0-1 - - - 6-5/2nd/2.0 3,395 2:56 5-18 Reno L, 18-3 3/7/1 18/17/0 Powers 2-0 Dunshee 0-2 - - - 6-6/T2nd/3.0 2,974 3:06 5-20 SALT LAKE W, 16-8 16/19/0 8/8/1 Anderson 2-0 Buchanan 0-1 - - - 7-6/2nd/3.0 4,711 3:31 5-21 SALT LAKE W, 12-6 12/17/0 6/8/1 Schlitter 1-0 Hoyt 0-1 - - - 8-6/2nd/3.0 5,235 3:08 5-22 SALT LAKE L, 11-5 5/9/0 11/14/3 Faria 1-1 Howard 0-1 - - - 8-7/2nd/3.0 5,180 3:25 5-23 SALT LAKE L, 5-0 0/1/0 5/7/1 Naughton 1-0 Dunshee 0-3 - - - 8-8/T-2nd/4.0 4,963 2:24 5-24 SALT LAKE L, 8-5 5/7/2 8/17/2 Buchanan 1-1 Milburn 1-1 Hoyt (1) 8-9/T-3rd/4.0 4,897 2:55 5-25 SALT LAKE L, 12-0 0/6/1 12/13/0 Peña 2-1 Holmes 0-1 - - - 8-10/T-4th/5.0 5,214 3:09 5-27 Sacramento W, 6-5 6/9/0 5/11/2 Blackburn 1-1 Yamaguchi 0-3 Acevedo (2) 9-10/T-3rd/5.0 2,942 3:26 5-28 Sacramento L, 7-2 2/4/2 7/11/0 Banda 2-0 Howard 0-2 - - - 9-11/T-3rd/6.0 3,422 3:04 5-29 Sacramento W, 4-2 4/5/0 2/4/0 Puk 2-1 Alvarez 3-1 - - - 10-11/3rd/5.0 3,637 3:02 5-30 Sacramento W, 9-5 9/8/0 5/9/0 Dunshee 1-3 Beede 0-2 - - - 11-11/T-2nd/5.0 3,338 3:40 5-31 Sacramento W, 11-7 11/15/0 7/15/0 Angulo 2-0 Pfeifer 0-3 - - - 12-11/T-2nd/4.0 - - - 3:41 6-1 Sacramento L, 5-4 4/7/2 5/13/0 Gott 1-0 Milburn 1-2 - - - 12-12/3rd/4.0 3,063 2:51 6-3 Albuquerque L, 2-1 1/5/0 2/9/1 Lawrence 2-0 Weems 0-1 - - - 12-13/3rd/5.0 3,536 3:17 6-4 Albuquerque W, 4-2 4/10/1 2/7/0 Howard 1-2 Mujica 0-4 Acevedo (3) 13-13/T-2nd/5.0 4,297 3:02 6-5 Albuquerque L, 5-3 3/6/0 5/8/0 Wynkoop 2-0 Puk 2-2 Lawrence (3) 13-14/3rd/5.0 7,145 2:44 6-6 Albuquerque W, 11-8 11/10/2 8/10/2 Naile 2-0 Holder 0-1 Acevedo (4) 14-14/3rd/4.0 3,351 3:38 6-7 Albuquerque W, 9-8 9/10/1 8/14/2 Blackburn 2-1 Castellani 1-5 Romero (1) 15-14/2nd/4.0 2,272 3:15 6-8 Albuquerque W, 5-4 5/8/0 4/5/0 Jefferies 1-0 Clarkin 0-3 Acevedo (5) 16-14/2nd/4.0 2,305 2:33 6-10 RENO L, 7-5 5/9/0 7/10/1 Ramirez 1-0 Angulo 2-1 Aguilar (1) 16-15/2nd/4.0 8,021 3:28 6-11 RENO W, 8-3 8/11/1 3/10/0 Anderson 3-0 Gilbert 1-1 - - - 17-15/2nd/3.0 9,568 3:18 6-12 RENO W, 18-9 18/15/0 9/12/0 Zambrano 1-0 Mejia 0-2 - - - 18-15/2nd/2.0 8,920 3:44 6-13 RENO L, 15-7 7/10/2 15/19/1 Gann 1-0 Blackburn 2-2 - - - 18-16/3rd3/0 5,464 4:10 Aviators Opp. Overall Date Opp. Result R/H/E R/H/E WP LP SV Rec./Pos./GB ATT TIME 6-14 RENO L, 21-16 16/15/4 21/22/2 Ramirez 2-0 Romero 0-1 - - - 18-17/3rd/4.0 6,152 4:14 6-15 RENO L, 16-4 4/7/0 16/19/0 Gage 1-1 Howard 1-3 - - - 18-18/3rd/5.0 5,619 3:35 6-17 TACOMA L, 11-7 7/15/0 11/12/0 Fletcher 2-0 Zambrano 0-1 - - - 18-19/3rd/6.0 6,907 3:50 6-18 TACOMA L, 5-2 2/7/1 5/10/0 McCaughan 3-2 Romero 0-2 Schlitter (1) 18-20/3rd/7.0 7,690 2:37 6-19 TACOMA L, 5-3 3/10/0 5/7/0 Dull 1-2 Puk 2-3 Zamora (1) 18-21/3rd/8.0 8,357 3:13 6-20 TACOMA W, 14-3 14/16/0 3/9/1 Jefferies 2-0 Grimm 2-1 - - - 19-21/3rd/8.0 5,726 3:20 6-21 TACOMA W, 15-6 15/20/1 6/7/1 Howard 2-3 Verrett (2-2) - - - 20-21/3rd/7.0 5,921 3:10 6-22 TACOMA W, 14-6 14/16/1 6/7/1 Naile 3-0 Huff 1-1 - - - 21-21/3rd/7/0 6,613 3:05 6-24 Salt Lake W, 8-6 8/12/2 6/11/0 Guduan 1-0 Hoyt 0-2 Weems (1) 22-21/3rd/6.0 4,854 3:28 6-25 Salt Lake L, 10-9 9/14/2 10/13/0 Danish 1-0 Blackham 0-1 Peterson (2) 22-22/3rd/6.0 5,619 3:13 6-26 Salt Lake L, 10-9 9/15/0 10/16/2 Hoyt 1-2 Guduan 1-1 - - - 22-23/3rd/7.0 7,476 3:39 6-27 Salt Lake W, 5-3 (10) 5/8/1 3/10/0 Jackson 1-0 Ryan 1-3 - - - 23-23/3rd/6.0 3,368 2:56 6-28 Salt Lake L, 3-1 1/5/2 3/6/0 Quijada 2-1 Weems 0-2 - - - 23-24/3rd/7.0 8,629 2:45 6-29 Salt Lake L, 4-2 2/8/2 4/7/1 Johnson 1-0 Romero 0-3 Peterson (3) 23-25/3rd/8.0 4,572 2:40 7-1 SACRAMENTO L, 10-2 2/2/0 10/15/1 Castro 2-1 Blackburn 2-3 - - - 23-26/3rd/9.0 7,173 2:57 7-2 SACRAMENTO L, 12-3 3/7/3 12/13/1 J. Jackson 1-0 Luzardo 0-1 - - - 23-27/4th/10.0 8,416 3:42 7-3 SACRAMENTO L, 14-8 8/9/1 14/15/0 Cyr 2-0 Jefferies 2-1 - - - 23-28/5th/11.0 10,190 4:12 7-4 SACRAMENTO W, 15-14 (10) 15/13/0 14/19/0 Acevedo 1-0 Menez 0-1 - - - 24-28/4th/10.0 6,428 4:30 7-5 SACRAMENTO W, 4-3 4/10/0 3/7/0 Guduan 2-1 Gott 1-2 - - - 25-28/4th/9.0 5,967 3:01 7-6 SACRAMENTO W, 14-9 14/18/3 9/14/1 Blackburn 3-3 Kazmir 2-1 - - - 26-28/4th/9.0 7,404 3:49 7-8 Reno L, 1-0 0/9/2 1/5/0 Mejia 3-3 Luzardo 0-2 Aguilar (9) 26-29/4th/10.0 4,481 3:04 7-9 Reno W, 12-10 (10) 12/15/0 10/11/0 Acevedo 2-0 Aguilar 3-2 Jackson (1) 27-29/4th/9.0 6,309 3:34 7-10 Reno W, 7-3 (10) 7/11/0 3/8/1 Naile 4-0 Castillo 0-1 - - - 28-29/4th/8.0 6,305 3:28 7-11 Reno W, 16-5 16/17/0 5/10/2 Holmes 1-1 Lee 2-3 - - - 29-29/4th7.0 3,064 3:48 7-12 Reno L, 7-5 5/9/1 7/12/0 Castellanos 3-1 Blackburn 3-4 Aguilar (10) 29-30/4th/8.0 3,016 2:51 7-13 Reno L, 9-7 7/12/0 9/14/0 Crichton 1-0 Jackson 1-1 Aguilar (11) 29-31/4th/9.0 3,524 3:33 7-15 EL PASO W, 5-1 5/8/0 1/4/0 Jefferies 3-1 Knehr 0-1 - - - 30-31/T-3rd/8.0 6,946 2:38 7-16 EL PASO W, 9-5 9/8/0 5/10/0 Naile 5-0 McWilliams 2-2 - - - 31-31/3rd/8.0 6,235 3:02 7-17 EL PASO W, 12-2 12/13/1 2/11/0 Romero 1-3 Keel 1-3 - - - 32-31/3rd/7.0 7,463 3:09 7-18 EL PASO L, 3-2 2/8/0 3/6/1 Miller 2-3 Holmes 1-2 Thompson (7) 32-32/T-3rd/8.0 5,905 3:12 7-19 EL PASO W, 7-4 7/9/1 4/5/0 Luzardo 1-2 Leasher 0-1 Acevedo (6) 33-32/3rd/8.0 7,007 2:51 7-20 EL PASO W, 4-3 (10) 4/9/0 3/9/0 Naile 6-0 Powers 2-1 - - - 34-32/3rd/7.0 5,900 3:28 7-22 Salt Lake L, 12-5 5/11/1 12/19/0 Pannone 3-7 Guduan 2-2 - - - 34-33/3rd/7.0 4,854 2:53 7-23 Salt Lake W, 10-1 10/10/2 1/5/0 Romero 2-3 Danish 2-2 - - - 35-33/3rd/7.0 8,843 2:28 7-24 Salt Lake L, 6-0 0/4/0 6/12/0 Detmers 1-0 Blackburn 3-5 - - - 35-34/3rd/8.0 11,131 2:44 7-25 Salt Lake W, 10-6 10/12/0 6/10/0 Luzardo 2-2 Johnson 2-2 - - - 36-34/3rd/7.5 2,894 2:52 7-26 Salt Lake L, 6-5 5/10/0 6/14/0 Danish 3-2 Guduan 2-3 - - - 36-35/3rd/8.5 8,681 3:08 7-27 Salt Lake W, 11-1 11/18/0 1/3/1 Bailey 1-0 Slegers 0-1 - - - 37-35/3rd/8.0 4,998 3:07 7-29 TACOMA L, 4-1 1/5/0 4/10/1 Zamora 2-0 Romero 2-4 Schlitter (2) 37-36/3rd/9.0 7,145 2:55 7-30 TACOMA L, 6-3 3/11/1 6/9/1 Gillies 1-0 Howard 2-4 - - - 37-37/3rd/9.0 6,409 2:53 7-31 TACOMA L, 10-1 1/3/0 10/16/1 Dugger 1-4 Blackburn 3-6 - - - 37-38/3rd/10.0 7,164 3:07 8-1 TACOMA W, 4-2 4/4/0 2/9/0 Kolarek 1-0 McKinney 3-3 Moll (1) 38-38/3rd/10.0 5,331 2:38 8-2 TACOMA L, 5-4 4/11/0 5/11/0 Nittoli 3-2 Bailey 1-1 Grimm (2) 38-39/3rd/10.0 5,423 3:04 8-3 TACOMA W, 8-6 8/10/1 6/9/0 Bracewell 2-1 Jerez 0-3 Moll (2) 39-39/3rd/9.0 6,145 2:56 8-5 SALT LAKE W, 7-5 7/12/0 5/13/0 Howard 3-4 Pannone 3-8 Puk (1) 40-39/3rd/8.0 6,225 3:13 8-6 SALT LAKE L, 6-2 2/4/0 6/9/0 Johnson 3-3 Blackham 0-2 - - - 40-40/3rd/8.0 6,671 3:07 8-7 SALT LAKE L, 5-2 2/7/0 5/11/0 Criswell 1-1 Bailey 1-2 - - - 40-41/3rd/8.0 7,059 2:52 8-8 SALT LAKE W, 11-1 11/21/2 1/8/0 Blackburn 4-6 Tyler 0-1 - - - 41-41/3rd/8.0 5,915 3:03 8-9 SALT LAKE W, 14-5 14/18/3 5/11/0 Jefferies 4-1 Peña 3-4 - - - 42-41/3rd/7.0 5,105 3:02 8-10 SALT LAKE W, 10-0 10/15/2 9/18/1 Moll 1-0 Marte 0-1 - - - 43-41/3rd/6.0 5,202 3:40 8-12 Tacoma L, 9-2 2/7/1 9/13/2 Weber 2-0 Bailey 1-3 - - - 43-42/3rd/6.5 5,941 3:08 8-13 Tacoma L, 4-3 3/7/1 4/7/0 Murfee 1-1 Blackburn 4-7 Grimm (3) 43-43/3rd/7.0 5,885 2:56 8-14 Tacoma L, 7-4 4/7/2 7/12/0 Dugger 2-4 Romero 2-5 Yacabonis (4) 43-44/3rd/8.0 6,272 3:34 8-15 Tacoma W, 14-0 14/14/1 0/5/0 Jefferies 5-1 Sheffield 0-1 - - - 44-44/3rd/8.0 5,650 3:30 Aviators Opp. Overall Date Opp. Result R/H/E R/H/E WP LP SV Rec./Pos./GB ATT TIME 8-16 Tacoma W, 7-4 7/11/1 3/12/0 Howard 4-4 Verrett 7-3 - - - 45-44/3rd/7.0 3,969 3:02 8-17 Tacoma W, 8-4 8/10/2 4/6/0 A. Brown 1-0 McCaughan 5-4 Acevedo (7) 46-44/3rd/7.0 4,776 3:28 8-19 ALBUQUERQUE L, 10-6 6/6/1 10/15/1 Fernández 1-0 Romero 2-6 - - - 46-45/3rd/7.5 6,812 3:24 8-20 ALBUQUERQUE W, 12-7 12/16/1 7/14/0 Bracewell 3-1 Santos 1-5 - - - 47-45/3rd/8.0 7,615 3:09 8-21 ALBUQUERQUE W, 8-6 8/12/0 6/12/2 Naile 7-0 Castellani 3-8 A.Brown (1) 48-45/3rd/7.5 7,741 2:46 8-22 ALBUQUERQUE W, 13-11 (10) 13/18/0 11/14/3 A. Brown 2-0 Lawrence 3-2 - - - 49-45/3rd/6.5 5,469 3:54 8-23 ALBUQUERQUE W, 7-6 7/12/1 6/11/2 Bracewell 4-1 Lawrence 3-3 - - - 50-45/3rd/7.0 6,213 3:20 8-24 ALBUQUERQUE W, 9-4 9/11/1 4/5/0 Romero 3-6 Duncan 3-2 - - - 51-45/3rd/7.0 6,846 2:41 8-26 Oklahoma City W, 6-1 6/9/0 1/5/1 Erwin 1-0 Pepiot 1-3 - - - 52-45/3rd/6.5 5,605 2:58 8-27 Oklahoma City W, 5-4 5/10/0 4/9/1 Friedrichs 1-0 Nuño 5-1 A. Brown (2) 53-45/3rd/5.5 5,535 2:54 8-28 Oklahoma City W, 10-9 10/12/1 9/12/0 Guduan 3-3 Pazos 0-5 Bracewell (1) 54-45/3rd/5.0 6,793 3:28 8-29 Oklahoma City L, 5-4 4/9/1 5/9/1 González 1-0 Moll 1-1 Quackenbush (15) 54-46/3rd/5.0 4,487 3:08 8-30 Oklahoma City W, 6-4 6/9/1 4/10/1 Erwin 2-0 Bibens-Dirkx 9-4 Bracewell (2) 55-46/3rd/5.0 3,350 3:25 8-31 Oklahoma City W, 5-1 5/7/0 1/5/1 Angulo 3-1 Pepiot 1-4 - - - 56-46/3rd/4.0 3,915 3:00 9-2 Sugar Land L, 3-1 1/6/0 3/10/0 Brown 4-0 Friedrichs 1-1 Dubin (1) 56-47/3rd/5.0 2,892 3:14 9-3 Sugar Land W, 6-5 6/11/1 5/7/1 Bracewell 5-1 Ferrell 0-4 A. Brown (3) 57-47/3rd5.0 3,448 3:46 9-4 Sugar Land W, 4-3 4/10/0 3/8/0 Erwin 3-0 Donato 2-2 Bracewell (3) 58-47/3rd/4.0 3,519 2:52 9-5 Sugar Land L, 3-2 2/6/0 3/8/0 Blanco 5-2 A. Brown 2-1 - - - 58-48/3rd/4.0 3,913 3:23 9-6 Sugar Land L, 3-1 1/6/1 3/6/1 Solomon 8-0 Bailey 1-4 Blanco (18) 58-49/3rd/5.0 2,457 2:48

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