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Tribe Tips Overall 55-52 Streak W2 Home 30-22 Home Streak W5 the INDIANS _______________________________________ [ Indianapolis Indians501 // CommunicationsWest Maryland Department Street ] - Indianapolis, IN 46225 ♦ (317) 269-3542 ♦ @IndyIndians ♦ IndyIndians.com/MediaKit[ IndyIndians.com // (317) 269-3524 ] Indianapolis Indians Saturday, July 30, 2016 Norfolk Tides 55-52 (2nd, IL West) 7:05 pm 41-65 (4th, IL South) RHP Kyle Lobstein Victory Field ♦ Indianapolis, IN RHP Mike Wright (1-0, 1.36) Game #108, Home #53 ♦ Season Series 3-3 (1-2, 2.58) TRIBE AT A GLANCE Tribe Tips Overall 55-52 Streak W2 Home 30-22 Home Streak W5 THE INDIANS... Won their second straight game and fifth straight home contest when Danny Ortiz hit a 12th inning walkoff RBI- Road 25-30 Road Streak W1 Place 2nd Last 5 3-2 single to give the Tribe a 2-1 win ... Enter their 114th season of continuous operation this year since the current franchise was GA/GB -4.0 Last 10 6-4 established in 1902 ... The team traces its roots back to 1887, making it 126 years of professional baseball in the Circle City. Home Attendance 462,252 Home Openings 52 Avg. Attendance 8,889 League Rank (Total) 1st TREANOR TERCERO: With 456 wins at the helm of the Indians, Dean Treanor (2011-) moved into third all-time in Indianapolis managerial wins overtaking Wade Killefer (1933-37, 1941) with the Tribe's 2-1 walkoff win yesterday ... J.C. Hendricks (1914- IL STANDINGS 17, 1919-23) is first with 764 ... Including Treanor, only three managers in the top 10 skippered the Tribe in the last 40 years WEST NORTH SOUTH (Dave Miley, Trent Jewett). Team W-L GB Team W-L GB Team W-L GB COL 59-48 - SWB 67-39 - DUR 49-58 - IND 55-52 4.0 LHV 64-42 3.0 GWN 48-58 0.5 JOSE! JOSE! JOSE!: After going 2-for-5 last night, Jose Osuna extended his hitting streak to 13 games, which ties the Tribe's LOU 53-53 5.5 ROC 62-46 6.0 CHA 45-62 4.0 season best ... He tied Adam Frazier's mark of 13 games set from May 9-22 ... During the streak, he has compiled a .366 (15x41) TOL 47-59 11.5 PAW 55-52 12.5 NOR 41-65 7.5 average over that span with six doubles and three homers ... 14 of his 25 hits have gone for extra bases as he's compiled a .566 BUF 53-54 14.5 slugging percentage ... Eight of his extra-base hits have come at Victory Field, including each of his four home runs. SYR 48-58 19.0 SERIES HISTORY LAST AT-BAT HEROICS: Last night's 2-1 walk-off 12th inning win marked the sixth win in the Indians' last at-bat this Overall At IND At NOR season ... The Tribe has registered at least one last at-bat win each month this season and Danny Ortiz has played the hero 2016 3-3 3-1 0-2 four times, including last night ... Last season, the Indians tallied 15 wins in their last at-bat, including game four of the 2015 7-3 4-3 3-0 Governor's Cup. All-Time 110-97 60-50 50-47 TEAM COMPARISONS HUSTLIN' HANSON: Alen Hanson stole his league-leading 30th base in Thursday's contest ... He did not reach 30 steals last Indians Tides season until Aug. 30 ... He's twice recorded 35 steals (2012, 2015), his career high ... 30 steals rank second in his career. .251 ......................Batting Avg ..................... .252 420 ...........................Runs ........................... 360 RISPY BUSINESS: Indy has struggled to convert its scoring chances of late ... Tribe hitters are 9-for-69 with runners in scor- 886 ........................... Hits ............................ 908 ing position over their last 11 contests ... The Tribe is averaging 1.9 runs per game over that span. 173 ....................... Doubles ......................... 161 34 .......................... Triples ........................... 19 71 .......................Home Runs ....................... 65 PBS KIDS DAY ON SUNDAY: The Tribe will close the weekend homestand on Sunday when they host PBS KIDS Day at the Ball- 394 ...........................RBIs ........................... 339 park at 1:35 p.m. ... Daniel Tiger, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Princess Presto will be in attendance on Sunday. 1340 .....................Total Bases ..................... 1302 358 ..........................Walks .......................... 310 832 .......................Strikeouts ....................... 799 TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER 81 ......................Stolen Bases ...................... 48 RHP Kyle Lobstein Current Streak: -- vs NOR (2016) 0G/0GS .321 ........................... OBP........................... .313 W-L-S ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG W-L ERA ER/IP SO/BB 950.2 .................Innings Pitched ..................942.1 1-0-1 1.36 13 3 33.0 23 8 5 1 11 29 .195 0-0 N/A 0/0 0/0 3.08 ............................ERA ............................3.73 1.22 ...........................WHIP ...........................1.34 Lobstein will make his fourth start of the season for Indianapolis ... Allowed just two earned runs in his three starts combined 28 ..........................Saves ........................... 25 ... Currently holds a 1-0 record with the win coming in relief and has three no decisions as a starter ... Has a 1.38 ERA in 13.0 842 ..................... Hits Allowed ..................... 948 innings as a starter ... Earned a no decision in his last start where he threw 6.0 innings of shutout ball against Toledo on July 59 .......................HR Allowed ....................... 70 7 ... Threw 3.0 innings and allowed two earned runs in game one of a DH at Toledo on June 5 ... Struck out nine and walked 54 ....................... Hit Batters ....................... 31 318 ..........................Walks .......................... 311 four combined in his three starts ... Has logged 20.0 innings in relief and has allowed just three earned runs ... Picked up first 800 ......................Strikeouts ....................... 831 save of season on July 21 versus Charlotte. Indians AMONG LEAGUE LEADERS Category Player No. Rank LOBSTEIN START-BY-START Batting Avg Adam Frazier ..................... .333 .................... 2nd Date Opp Pitcher Dec. Final IP H R ER BB SO HR NP-K Josh Bell ............................ .316 .................... 4th 5/20 vs SWB Lobstein ND 5-1 4.0 2 0 0 0 1 0 57-37 SLG % Josh Bell ............................ .510 .................... 3rd 6/5 at TOL (G1) Lobstein ND 3-4 3.0 5 2 2 2 4 0 66-38 RBIs Josh Bell ............................55 ........................ 3rd 7/7 vs TOL Lobstein ND 0-6 6.0 3 0 0 2 4 0 78-47 Steals Alen Hanson ......................30 ........................ 1st Total Bases Josh Bell ............................179 ...................... 2nd Walks Max Moroff........................65 ........................ 1st ERA Tyler Glasnow.....................1.94 ..................... 3rd Opp Avg Tyler Glasnow ................... .172 .................... 1st Strikeouts Tyler Glasnow ...................122 ...................... 1st Team Steals Indianapolis ......................81 ........................ 2nd Team Triples Indianapolis ......................34 ........................ 1st Team ERA Indianapolis ......................3.08 ..................... 2nd Team Walks Indianapolis ......................358 ...................... 2nd this homestand ... Games 1 ERA 0.75 (12.0ip/1er) UPCOMING MATCHUPS Record 1-0 Starter W-L 0-0 Average .139 (5x36) Starter ERA 0.00 (5.1ip/0er) Sun 7/31 1:35 pm vs NOR RHP Trevor Williams (6-5, 3.13) vs LHP Andy Oliver (1-1, 2.47) Runs (Game) 2 (2.0) Reliever W-L 1-0 Mon 8/1 7:05 pm at COL TBA vs TBA Home Runs 0 Reliever ERA 1.35 (6.2ip/1er) Tues 8/2 7:05 pm at COL TBA vs TBA RISP .250 (2x8) Save/Opps 0/1 Indianapolis Indians HITTING STATISTICS INDIANS SCORE BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extras Total Avg Indians 50 52 43 53 38 46 55 34 35 14 420 3.9 Opponents 50 28 50 44 33 32 53 33 29 17 369 3.4 Differential - +24 -7 +9 +5 +14 +2 +1 +6 -3 +51 +0.5 INDIANS 2-OUT RBI OUTFIELD ASSISTS BATTING AROUND THE ORDER (10 to plate) Player Total Player Total Player 1st 2nd 3rd Home Total Date Opp. Inning Batters Hits Runs Bell 19 Meadows 1 Florimon - 1 - 1 2 4/22 at LOU 3rd 11 6 8 Figueroa 4 Moroff 17 Frazier - 3 - - 3 4/26 at DUR 9th 10 6 7 Florimon 14 Ngoepe 10 Garcia 2 3 3 3 11 5/26 at ROC 9th 10 6 5 Frazier 8 Ortiz 10 Meadows - - 1 - 1 5/29 at PAW 4th 10 6 6 Gamache 6 Rogers 16 Ortiz - 2 1 2 5 6/30 at TOL 7th 12 7 8 Garcia 10 Stallings 9 Osuna - - - 1 1 7/9 (1) at COL 1st 10 5 6 7/14 at LOU 2nd 10 7 5 Hanson 6 Other 7 Richardson - 1 - - 1 Jhang 1 TOTAL 138 Totals 2 10 5 7 24 TEAM LAST AB WINS Date Opp. Batter Game-Winner (Run) Inning Final Date Opp. Batter Game-Winner (Run) Inning Final 4/15 vs COL D. Ortiz Single to right (Moroff) 11th 3-2 6/12 vs SYR J. Bell Double to left center (Frazier) 9th 5-4 5/3 vs DUR A. Frazier Single to left center (Gamache) 12th 1-0 7/6 vs LOU D. Ortiz Sacrifice fly to center (Bell) 11th 3-2 5/7 vs LOU D. Ortiz Double to right (Bell) 9th 2-1 7/29 vs NOR D. Ortiz Single to right center (Bell) 12th 2-1 DESIGNATED HITTERS PINCH HITTERS Player G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Player Avg H AB HR RBI Player Avg H AB HR RBI Bell 12 .233 43 4 10 0 0 2 9 7 5 Bell .000 0 1 0 0 Masterson .000 0 1 0 0 Figueroa 5 .389 18 4 7 0 0 1 4 1 0 Figueroa .000 0 1 0 0 Meadows .000 0 2 0 0 Florimon 2 .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 Florimon .000 0 4 0 0 Moroff .286 2 7 0 0 Gamache 15 .298 47 7 14 2 0 1 8 12 18 Frazier .000 0 2 0 0 Ortiz .167 1 6 0 1 Moroff 4 .313 16 3 5 0 0 1 2 1 6 Gamache .375 6 16 0 3 Osuna .667 2 3 0 0 Osuna 1 .250 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Garcia .000 0 2 0 0 Rojas, Jr.
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