(47-65) vs. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (71-39) RHP Jimmy Nelson (9-9, 3.57) vs. RHP John Lackey (9-7, 2.85) Sunday, August 9, 2015 - 1:10 CT - Miller Park Game #113 - Home Game #60 STREAK: Lost 2 LAST FIVE: 3-2 LAST TEN: 3-7 HOME RECORD: 23-36 ROAD RECORD: 24-29

WHAT’S BREWING? TODAY’S GAME: Is Game 11 (3-7) of a season-long 11-game homestand vs. Chicago-NL BREWERS vs. CARDINALS (0-4), San Diego (3-1) and St. Louis (0-2).....following this homestand, the team takes a 3-game Home Brewed 1997: 3-0 2007: 7-8 The Brewers (3-7) are in a stretch during trip to Chicago-NL (3g) before returning to Miller Park for 6 games vs. Philadelphia (3g) and 1998: 3-8 2008: 10-5 1999: 7-6 2009: 9-9 which they are playing 17 of 20 games Miami (3g). 2000: 5-7 2010: 8-7 at home.....their only road games will be 2001: 7-10 2011: 9-9 against the Cubs beginning Tuesday. IN THE TRAINER’S ROOM: RHP is on the 15-day disabled list with left 2002: 7-10 2012: 6-9 2003: 3-13 2013: 5-14 knee tendinitis.....he was placed on the DL on 5/29, retroactive to 5/28.....Kintzler began a 2004: 8-9 2014: 7-12 A Show About Nothing rehab assignment on 8/4 with Rookie Arizona. 2005: 5-11 2015: 3-8 The Brewers have been shut out in each 2006: 7-9 Total: 119-164 of their last 2 games.....the team has SUMMARY: Are 119-164 all-time, including 3-8 this BREWERS IN THE STANDINGS (126 days): The Brewers have spent the following number been shut out in 3 straight games only season.....went 7-12 last season.....the Brewers are once in franchise history (5/3-5/6, 1972). of days alone or tied at each position in the NL Central: FIRST: 0, SECOND: 1, THIRD: 1, 22-49 over their last 71 games against St. Louis.....at FOURTH: 2, FIFTH: 122.....the team has spent the last 119 days in fifth place.....the Brewers MIL: Are 56-84 all-time, including 1-4 this season..... Time to Make the Donuts trail the first-place Cardinals by 25.0 games and are 15.5 games out of a Wild Card spot. went 3-7 last season.....are 9-25 over their last 34 games at home against the Cardinals.....are 46-72 at Jimmy Nelson enters today’s start with Miller Park and 10-12 at County Stadium.....at STL: a streak of 20.2 consecutive innings SERIES-LY SPEAKING: The Brewers are 11-22-3 in series play, including this series. Are 63-80 all-time, including 2-4 this season.....went without allowing an earned run. Game 1: 16-20, Game 2: 16-20, Game 3: 12-20, Game 4: 3-5. 4-5 last season.....are 40-45 at new Busch Stadium Sweep Wins (3): at Philadelphia (4g, 6/29-7/2), at Cincinnati (3g, 7/3-7/5) and vs. Pittsburgh and 23-35 at old Busch Stadium. Full Nelson (3g, 7/17-7/19). Jimmy Nelson is 6-1 with a 1.88 ERA Sweep Losses (6): vs. Colorodo (3g, 4/6-4/8), at Pittsburgh (3g, 4/17-4/19), vs. San Francisco over his last 8 starts (52.2ip, 11er) with THE BREWERS WHEN..... (3g, 5/25-5/27), vs. Kansas City (2g, 6/15-6/16), at Kansas City (2g, 6/17-6/18) and vs. opponents batting .195 (37-for-190).....a Scoring First ...... 34-18 look at where Nelson ranks in the Chicago-NL (4g, 7/30-8/2). Opponent Scores First...... 13-47 National League since June 24: Category Rank BREWERS AT HOME: The Brewers are 23-36 at home, going 5-11-3 in series play (including Out-hitting Opponent ...... 34-8 Wins (6) ...... T1st Out-hit by Opponent ...... 8-51 this series).....the team had a season-high 5-game home winning streak from 7/8-7/21 and a Hit Totals Even ...... 5-6 ERA (1.88) ...... 6th season-high 7-game home losing streak from 5/12-5/30. Opponent Batting Average (.195) ...... 6th Committing An Error ...... 22-35 BREWERS ON THE ROAD: The Brewers are 24-29 on the road, going 6-11 in series play..... Committing No Errors ...... 25-30 250 The next for Ryan Braun will their 7-0 road trip from 6/29-7/5 at Philadelphia (4-0) and Cincinnati (3-0) marked the second Leading After 7 Innings...... 39-2 be the 250th of his career, which trails undefeated trip of at least 7 games in franchise history (also 7/18-7/24, 2008 at SF and StL)..... Trailing After 7 Innings ...... 3-57 Tied After 7 Innings ...... 5-6 only Robin Yount (251) in franchise the team had a season-high 7-game road losing streak from 4/15-4/28. history.....the Brewers are currently one Leading After 8 Innings ...... 44-0 of 10 active teams to not have at least LET’S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE: The Brewers have made 21 replay challenges this season, Trailing After 8 Innings ...... 0-63 two players collect at least 250 HR with going 14-7.....their last challenge (lost) came on 8/2 vs. Chicago-NL as a safe call at second Tied After 8 Innings ...... 3-2 the franchise (also Ari, Cle, KC, Mia, base involving Kris Bryant in the fifth inning stood.....the team was 17-10 in replay challenges NYM, SD, TB, Tor and Wsh). Hitting a Home Run ...... 35-23 last season, the first year of expanded replay. Not Hitting a Home Run ...... 12-42 All-Time Franchise Leaders - HR MANAGER: Craig Counsell (87g, 40-47) is in his first season as a Major League manager..... Scoring at Least 4 Runs ...... 41-12 Player HR Scoring 3 Runs or Fewer ...... 6-53 1. Robin Yount ...... 251 he was named to his position on 5/4, replacing Ron Roenicke (673g, 342-331).....the team 2. Ryan Braun ...... 249 went 7-18 under Roenicke this season (5th place, -11.5 games).....Counsell is signed to a vs. Right-Handed Starter ...... 35-54 3. Prince Fielder ...... 230 3-year contract which runs through the 2017 season.....he did not have previous coaching/ vs. Left-Handed Starter ...... 12-11 managing experience.....bio is on p. 13 of the media guide. Day Games ...... 14-25 The Night Games ...... 33-40 Francisco Rodriguez has converted 30 COACHES: Returning from the 2014 staff: first base Mike Guerrero (2nd season, 1st as straight opportunities, including all Decided In Last At-Bat ...... 8-5 1B coach), pitching coach Rick Kranitz (5th season), bench coach Jerry Narron (5th season), 25 chances this season.....his last blown Walk-off Wins & Losses ...... 2-1 save came last 8/27 at San Diego..... third base coach Ed Sedar (9th season, 5th as 3B coach), outfield coach John Shelby (5th 1-Run Games ...... 12-12 he has the second-longest active saves season) and coach Lee Tunnell (3rd season).....hitting coach Darnell Coles is in his Extra Innings ...... 3-2 first season on the coaching staff. Come-From-Behind Wins ...... 19 streak in the Major Leagues. Losses After Leading ...... 22 Consecutive Saves Shutouts...... 5-14 1. Mark Melancon, Pit ...... 33 CURRENT ROSTER: (13) - RH Michael Blazek, LH Neal Cotts, RH Tyler Cravy, 2. Francisco Rodriguez, Mil ...... 30 RH , RH Jeremy Jeffress, RH Taylor Jungmann, RH Corey Knebel, RH Kyle vs. NL Central ...... 18-25 vs. NL East ...... 11-10 Lohse, RH Jimmy Nelson, RH Wily Peralta, RH Francisco Rodriguez, LH Will Smith, RH Tyler All-Time Major League Leaders - Saves vs. NL West ...... 10-20 Thornburg.....CATCHERS (2) - Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado..... INFIELDERS (6) - Interleague ...... 8-10 Pitcher Saves Scooter Gennett, Elian Herrera, Adam Lind, Hernan Perez, Jason Rogers, Jean Segura..... 1. Mariano Rivera ...... 652 BREWERS BY DAY/MONTH 2. Trevor Hoffman ...... 601 OUTFIELDERS (4) - Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Shane Peterson, Logan Schafer. 3. Lee Smith ...... 478 bold italics indicate not on the roster. Monday ...... 7-8 April ...... 5-17 May ...... 12-17 4. John Franco ...... 424 Tuesday ...... 7-9 Wednesday ...... 6-11 June ...... 14-14 5. Billy Wagner ...... 422 OPENING DAY ROSTER: PITCHERS (12) - RH Michael Blazek, RH Jonathan Broxton, LH Thursday ...... 4-7 July ...... 13-12 6. Dennis Eckersley ...... 390 Neal Cotts, RH Mike Fiers, RH Matt Garza, RH Jeremy Jeffress, RH Kyle Lohse, RH Jimmy Friday ...... 9-9 August ...... 3-5 7. Joe Nathan ...... 377 Nelson, RH Wily Peralta, RH Francisco Rodriguez, LH Will Smith, RH ..... Saturday ...... 7-11 September ...... 0-0 8. Francisco Rodriguez ...... 373 CATCHERS (2) - Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado..... INFIELDERS (6) - Scooter Gennett, Sunday ...... 7-10 Hector Gomez, Luis Jimenez, Adam Lind, Aramis Ramirez, Jean Segura..... OUTFIELDERS BREWERS ALL-TIME (1969-2015) (5) - Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Carlos Gomez, Gerardo Parra, Logan Schafer. ALL-TIME IN THE NL (1998-2015) WON - 3548 LOST - 3883 PCT. - .477 bold italics indicate no longer on the 25-man roster. WON - 1348 LOST - 1516 PCT. - .471 DATE OPPONENT PROBABLE PITCHERS TV TIME (CT) Sunday, August 9 vs. St. Louis RHP Jimmy Nelson (9-9, 3.57) vs. RHP John Lackey (9-7, 2.85) FS Wisconsin 1:10 Monday, August 10 OFF DAY Tuesday, August 11 at Chicago-NL RHP Taylor Jungmann (6-3, 2.26) vs. RHP Dan Haren (7-7, 3.49) FS Wisconsin 7:05 Wednesday, August 12 at Chicago-NL RHP Matt Garza (6-12, 4.95) vs. RHP Jason Hammel (6-5, 3.17) FS Wisconsin 7:05 Thursday, August 13 at Chicago-NL RHP Tyler Cravy (0-3, 5.40) vs. LHP Jon Lester (7-8, 3.22) FS Wisconsin 1:20 Games broadcast on 620 WTMJ and the statewide Brewers Radio Network (8/13, 8/23, 8/29, 9/3, 9/13, 9/20 & 10/4 to air on WKTI-FM 94.5 due to Packers coverage) TODAY’S STARTER: #52 - RHP JIMMY NELSON (22gs, 9-9, 3.57)

NELSON AT A GLANCE: Jimmy Nelson, 26, is making his 23rd start of the season and NELSON’S 2015 STARTS second against the Cardinals.....Nelson last started on Tuesday vs. San Diego in a 4-1 victory DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR PC RESULT REC (6.2ip, 3h, 1r, 0er, 1bb, 4k, 2wp).....he has tossed 20.2 consecutive innings without allowing an 4/11 vs. Pit W 7.0 2 0 0 2 9 0 88 W, 6-0 1-0 earned run.....Nelson is 6-1 with a 1.88 ERA over his last 8 starts (52.2ip, 11er).....he has made 4/17 at Pit L 5.0 5 3 2 0 3 0 73 L, 3-6 1-1 10 quality starts this season, including 5 in a row.....opponents are batting .238 (119-for-501, 13hr).....the team is 10-12 in his starts.....Nelson was selected in the second round of the 2010 4/22 vs. Cin - 8.0 3 1 1 2 5 0 94 L, 1-2 - First-Year Player Draft.....bio is on p. 120 of the media guide. 4/27 at Cin L 2.1 6 7 7 5 1 1 71 L, 6-9 1-2 April 4g, 4gs 1-2, 4.03 22.1 16 11 10 9 18 1 - - - LAST SEASON: Nelson entered the 2014 season as the top prospect in the organization 5/3 at ChC - 6.2 6 3 2 2 6 0 104 W, 5-3 - according to Baseball America.....he was named Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Year 5/8 vs. ChC L 7.0 5 4 4 1 11 3 98 L, 6-7 1-3 and Pitcher of the Year after going 10-2 with a 1.46 ERA in 17 games (16 5/13 vs. CWS L 6.2 8 4 4 2 3 2 105 L, 2-4 1-4 starts) at Triple-A Nashville.....he held opponents to a .179 batting average with 114 5/19 at Det W 8.0 3 1 1 4 5 0 108 W, 8-1 2-4 in 111.0 innings.....Nelson had two stints with the Brewers last season (5/25 and 7/11-end) 5/24 at Atl L 5.2 5 2 2 5 4 0 108 L, 1-2 2-5 and went 2-9 with a 4.93 ERA in 14 games (12 starts).....he produced 6 quality starts.....the 5/29 vs. Ari - 6.0 7 4 4 0 8 2 103 L, 5-7 - team went 4-8 in his starts. May 6g, 6gs 1-3, 3.83 40.0 34 18 17 14 37 7 - - - CAREER: Is 11-18 with a 3.89 ERA in 40 games, including 35 starts (215.1ip, 93er).....made 6/3 at StL L 5.0 7 7 6 2 5 0 84 L, 4-7 2-6 his Major League debut with the Brewers in 2013. 6/8 at Pit W 6.0 4 0 0 3 7 0 97 W, 2-0 3-6 6/13 vs. Wsh L 5.0 10 7 7 2 3 2 89 L, 2-7 3-7 CAREER AT MILLER PARK: Has gone 5-9 with a 4.15 ERA in 21 games, including 18 starts 6/18 at KC L 5.0 11 3 3 2 0 0 88 L, 2-3 3-8 (117ip, 54er).....is 4-3 with a 3.19 ERA in 10 starts this season (67.2ip, 24er).....went 1-6 with 6/24 vs. NYM W 8.0 2 1 1 1 5 1 102 W, 4-1 4-8 a 5.83 ERA in 9 games (8 starts) last season (46.1ip, 30er). 6/29 at Phi W 5.0 6 4 4 2 3 0 77 W, 7-4 5-8 June 6g, 6gs 3-3, 5.56 34.0 40 22 21 12 23 3 - - - CAREER ON THE ROAD: Has gone 6-9 with a 3.57 ERA in 19 games, including 17 starts 7/4 at Cin W 5.2 8 3 3 1 5 2 91 W, 7-3 6-8 (98.1ip, 39er).....is 5-6 with a 3.95 ERA in 12 starts this season (68.1ip, 30er).....went 1-3 with 7/10 at LA L 7.0 5 3 0 2 6 0 94 L, 2-3 6-9 a 3.13 ERA in 5 games (4 starts) last season (23ip, 8er). 7/18 vs. Pit W 6.1 6 4 3 3 8 0 98 W, 8-5 7-9 CAREER vs. CARDINALS: Is 0-4 with a 10.43 ERA in 4 starts (14.2ip, 17er), including a 7-4 7/24 at Ari W 7.0 5 0 0 3 5 0 103 W, 2-1 8-9 loss in his only start this season on 6/3 at Busch Stadium (5ip, 7h, 7r, 6er, 2bb, 5k). 7/30 vs. ChC - 7.0 2 0 0 3 8 0 104 L, 2-5 - July 5g, 5gs 3-1, 1.64 33.0 26 10 6 12 32 2 - - - CAREER AT THE PLATE: Is a .119 (8-for-67) hitter.....has 1 walk and 36 strikeouts. 8/4 vs. SD W 6.2 3 1 0 1 4 0 112 W, 4-1 9-9 THIS SEASON: Is batting .114 (5-for-44) with 2 RBI.....has 1 sacrifice bunt.....has 1 walk and August 1g, 1gs 1-0, 0.00 6.2 3 1 0 1 4 0 - - - 27 strikeouts. Totals 22g, 22gs 9-9, 3.57 136.0 119 62 54 48 114 13 - - -

NELSON’S CAREER HIGHS CARDINALS vs. NELSON Innings (Start) ...... 8.0, 3x, last: 6/24/15 vs. NYM Adams ...... 000 (0-4, 1bb, 1k) Bourjos ...... 500 (1-2) Innings (Relief) ...... 2.0, 2x, 9/6/13 at ChC & 9/18/13 vs. ChC Carpenter ...... 429 (3-7, 2bb) Walks ...... 5, 2x, 4/27/15 at Cin & 5/24/15 at Atl Cruz ...... 1.000 (3-3) Hits ...... 11, 6/18/15 at KC Grichuk ...... 000 (0-3, 2k) Runs ...... 8, 7/12/14 vs. StL Heyward ...... 1.000 (1-1) Strikeouts ...... 11, 5/8/15 vs. ChC Holliday ...... 200 (1-5, 1bb, 3k) Jay ...... 400 (2-5, 1k) 10+K Games ...... 1, 5/8/15 vs. ChC (11k) Molina ...... 333 (1-3, 1bb) Winning Streak...... 3, 2x, 6/24-7/4, 2015 & 7/18/15-current Peralta ...... 500 (5-10, 1k) Losing Streak ...... 7, 8/10-9/26, 2014 Reynolds / Wong ...... 333 (1-3, 1k) / .250 (2-8, 1hr, 2k) BREWERS HIGHS & LOWS & MISCELLANEOUS CLUB MISCELLANEOUS: CLUB PITCHING: Longest Winning Streak ...... 8, 6/28-7/5 Most Runs Allowed - Game ...... 16, 4/21 vs. Cincinnati Longest Winning Streak - Home ...... 5, 7/8-7/21 Most Runs Allowed - Inning ...... 10, 5/16 at New York-NL (4th inning) Longest Winning Streak - Road ...... 7, 6/29-7/5 Fewest Runs Allowed - Game ...... 0, 5x, last: 6/8 at Pittsburgh Longest Losing Streak ...... 8, 4/15-4/22 Most Hits Allowed - Game ...... 17, 6/16 vs. Kansas City Longest Losing Streak - Home ...... 7, 5/12-5/30 Most Hits Allowed - Inning ...... 9, 5/16 at New York-NL (4th inning) Longest Losing Streak - Road ...... 7, 4/15-4/28 Fewest Hits Allowed - Game ...... 2, 2x, 4/11 vs. Pittsburgh & 8/6 vs. San Diego Longest Game - Innings ...... 17, 5/31 vs. Arizona Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 5, 4/21 vs. Cincinnati Longest Game - Innings Home ...... 17, 5/31 vs. Arizona (tied Miller Park record) Most Home Runs Allowed - Inning ...... 2, 7x, last: 7/8 vs. Atlanta (3rd inning) Longest Game - Innings Road ...... 11, 2x, 5/23 at Atlanta & 7/2 at Philadelphia Most Walks Allowed - Game ...... 10, 5/7 vs. Los Angeles Longest Game - Time...... 5:49, 5/31 vs. Arizona Most Strikeouts - Game...... 18, 5/2 at Chicago-NL (tied franchise record for a 9-inning game) Quality Starts (49) ...... Nelson (11), Garza (9), Fiers (9), Jungmann (7), Longest Game - Time Home ...... 5:49, 5/31 vs. Arizona (Miller Park record) ...... Peralta (7), Lohse (5), Cravy (1) Longest Game - Time Road ...... 3:57, 7/2 at Philadelphia Opponent Batting Around ...... 11, last: 8/7 vs. St. Louis (5th inning) Shortest Game - Time ...... 2:11, 4/28 at Cincinnati Shortest Game - Time Home ...... 2:13, 6/24 vs. New York-NL INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Shortest Game - Time Road ...... 2:11, 4/28 at Cincinnati Most At-Bats - Game ...... 8, 3x, Segura, Parra & Sardinas, 5/31 vs. Arizona Most Errors - Game ...... 4, 6/11 vs. Washington Most Runs - Game ...... 3, 7x, last: Parra, 7/28 at San Francisco Most Double Plays Turned - Game ...... 4, 2x, 7/21 vs. Cleveland & 7/22 vs. Cleveland Most Hits - Game ...... 4, 9x, last: Lind, 7/22 vs. Cleveland Largest Winning Margin ...... 11, 2x, 5/22 at Atlanta (11-0) & 7/3 at Cincinnati (12-1) Most Doubles - Game ...... 3, Ramirez, 6/12 vs. Washington (tied franchise record) Largest Winning Margin - Home ...... 9, 8/6 vs. San Diego (10-1) Most Triples - Game ...... 2, 2x, Davis, 5/27 vs. SF & Parra, 7/21 vs. Cle (tied franchise record) Largest Winning Margin - Road ...... 11, 2x, 5/22 at Atlanta (11-0) & 7/3 at Cincinnati (12-1) Most Home Runs - Game ...... 2, 5x, last: Davis, 8/6 vs. San Diego Largest Losing Margin ...... 13, 5/16 at New York-NL (14-1) Most Total Bases - Game ...... 9, 4x, last: Davis, 8/6 vs. San Diego Largest Losing Margin - Home ...... 10, 2x, 4/6 vs. Colorado (10-0) & 5/7 vs. Los Angeles (14-4) Most RBI - Game...... 6, 2x, Lind, 6/5 at Minnesota & 8/6 vs. San Diego Largest Losing Margin - Road ...... 13, 5/16 at New York-NL (14-1) Most Walks - Game ...... 3, C. Gomez, 7/21 vs. Cleveland Most Games Over .500 ...... Most Strikeouts - Game...... 4, 3x, last: Segura, 8/7 vs. St. Louis Most Games Under .500 ...... 21, 25-46 on 6/21 Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 2, 3x, last: Parra, 7/30 vs. Chicago-NL Biggest Comeback to Win ...... 4, 3x, last: 7/8 vs. Atlanta (trailed 4-0, won 6-5) Longest Hitting Streak ...... 14, Parra, 7/17-7/30 Biggest Blown Lead in Loss ...... 3, 2x, last: 7/22 vs. Cleveland (led 4-1, lost 7-5) Grand Slams (3) ...... Herrera, 4/21 vs. Cincinnati; Braun, 4/29 at Cincinnati & Highest Attendance - Home ...... 46,032, 4/6 vs. Colorado ...... C. Gomez, 7/3 at Cincinnati Highest Attendance - Road ...... 49,081, 7/11 at Los Angeles Pinch-Hit Homers (3) ...... Rogers, 5/9 vs. ChC & Davis, 2x, 5/11 vs. CWS & 7/18 vs. Pit Leadoff Homers (6) ...... C. Gomez, 2x, 5/18 at Detroit & 5/29 vs. Arizona; Segura, 6/5 at Minnesota CLUB BATTING: ...... & Parra, 3x, 6/26 vs. Minnesota, 7/3 at Cincinnati & 7/6 vs. Atlanta Most At-Bats - Game ...... 65, 5/31 vs. Arizona Walk-off Homers (1) ...... Maldonado, 5/31 vs. Arizona Most Hits - Game ...... 17, 2x, 7/1 at Philadelphia & 7/22 vs. Cleveland INDIVIDUAL PITCHING: Most Hits - Inning ...... 6, 3x, last: 6/29 at Philadelphia Most Innings Pitched - Start ...... 9.0, Jungmann, 7/11 at Los Angeles Fewest Hits - Game...... 1, 6/14 vs. Washington Fewest Innings Pitched - Start ...... 2.1, Nelson, 4/27 at Cincinnati Most Runs - Game ...... 12, 2x, 5/9 vs. Chicago-NL & 7/3 at Cincinnati Most Innings Pitched - Relief ...... 5.0, Garza, 5/31 vs. Arizona Most Runs - Inning ...... 7, 5/22 at Atlanta (4th inning) Most Strikeouts - Game...... 12, Fiers, 5/2 at Chicago-NL Fewest Runs - Game ...... 0, 14x, last: 8/8 vs. St. Louis Most Walks - Game ...... 5, 4x, last: Nelson, 5/24 at Atlanta Most Doubles - Game ...... 6, 2x, 6/12 vs. Washington & 7/11 at Los Angeles Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 3, 2x, Lohse, 4/28 at Cincinnati & Nelson, 5/8 vs. Chicago-NL Most Triples - Game ...... 2, 5x, last: 7/28 at San Francisco Longest Winning Streak ...... 4, 2x, Smith, 5/3-6/28 & Jungmann, 6/19-7/19 Most Home Runs - Game ...... 4, 4/29 at Cincinnati Longest Losing Streak ...... 5, Lohse, 5/25-6/20 Most Home Runs - Inning ...... 3, 5/19 at Detroit (3rd inning) Most LOB - Game ...... 15, 5/31 vs. Arizona RUNS BY INNING Most GIDP - Game ...... 3, 6x, last: 7/27 at San Francisco INNING - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Total Opponent 57 49 44 82 60 55 73 41 32 1 1 - 495 Most Strikeouts - Game...... 16, 6/14 vs. Washington Brewers 70 40 53 47 48 35 48 54 40 - 2 1 438 Most Walks - Game ...... 8, 2x, 5/22 at Atlanta & 7/4 at Cincinnati Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 4, 7/4 at Cincinnati MARGIN OF VICTORY Back-to-Back Homers...... 2, last: 5/19 at Detroit (Braun, Lind & Ramirez) MARGIN - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total Opponent 12 15 14 8 5 4 - 3 1 3 65 Batting Around ...... 8, last: 7/21 vs. Cleveland (7th inning) Brewers 12 5 11 4 5 3 3 1 1 2 47 BREWERS ON THE MOUND

BREWERS RECORD IN GAMES THEY PITCHED..... Blazek ...... 12-32 Lohse ...... 7-16 TUESDAY’S STARTER: RHP TAYLOR JUNGMANN (6-3, 2.26) Cotts ...... 12-34 Nelson ...... 10-12 RHP Taylor Jungmann will be making his 12th start of the season and second against the Cubs.....he Cravy ...... 1-3 Peralta ...... 4-8 last started on Thursday vs. San Diego and earned an 8-5 win (7ip, 6h, 2r, 2er, 0bb, 8k).....his 8 strikeouts Garza ...... 9-12 Rodriguez ...... 29-10 were a career high.....Jungmann has made 7 quality starts this season.....opponents are batting just .220 Jeffress ...... 25-25 Smith ...... 24-28 (56-for-254, 2hr).....the team has gone 7-4 in his starts.....he faced the Cubs on 7/31 at Miller Park and Jungmann ...... 7-4 Thornburg ...... 0-9 took a 4-1 loss (5.2ip, 7h, 3r, 2er, 2bb-1ibb, 7k, 1wp). Knebel ...... 10-18

#54 RHP MICHAEL BLAZEK (5-2, 2.26, 0sv, 44 apps) opponent batting average: .196 (39-for-199, 2hr) BREWERS vs. MLB 1st batter retired/faced: 34-44 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 13-4 last 5 outings (IP): 8/6 vs. SD (2.0) 8/3 vs. SD (1.2) 8/1 vs. ChC (1.0) 7/30 vs. ChC (1.1) 7/27 at SF (1.0) vs. Arizona: 2-5, 4.37 (68ip, 33er) vs. Atlanta: 2-5, 4.02 (62.2ip, 28er) • Last pitched on Thursday vs. San Diego and tossed 2.0 scoreless innings (1bb) vs. Chicago: 4-6, 3.16 (91ip, 32er) • Was named to his first career Opening Day roster.....earned his first Major League win on 4/26 vs. St. Louis vs. Cincinnati: 5-5, 4.30 (88ip, 42er) • His other wins came on 5/4 vs. Los Angeles (Counsell debut), 5/10 vs. Chicago-NL, 5/22 at Atlanta and 7/2 at Philadelphia vs. Colorado: 1-5, 6.11 (53ip, 36er) • Named Brewers Pitcher of the Month for April (9g, 1-0, 0.82era, .158ba) and May (12g, 3-1, 1.56era, .159ba) vs. Los Angeles: 3-4, 4.72 (61ip, 32er) vs. Miami: 0-0, 0.00 (0ip, 0er) #48 LHP NEAL COTTS (1-0, 3.20, 0sv, 46 apps) opponent batting average: .230 (38-for-165, 7hr) vs. New York: 3-3, 4.15 (52ip, 24er) 1st batter retired/faced: 37-46 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 23-7 vs. Philadelphia: 4-0, 4.26 (38ip, 18er) last 5 outings (IP): 8/8 vs. StL (1.0) 8/7 vs. StL (1.0) 8/3 vs. SD (1.0) 8/2 vs. ChC (1.0) 7/31 vs. ChC (1.1) vs. Pittsburgh: 6-6, 3.03 (104ip, 35er) vs. St. Louis: 3-8, 3.41 (95ip, 36er) • Last pitched last night vs. St. Louis and tossed a scoreless eighth inning (1bb, 1k) vs. San Diego: 3-1, 4.75 (36ip, 19er) • Is unscored upon in 26 of his last 29 games, posting a 1.24 ERA (29ip, 4er) vs. San Francisco: 1-5, 4.85 (52ip, 28er) • Has 45 strikeouts in 45.0 innings this season vs. Washington: 2-2, 4.00 (36ip, 16er) • Signed with Milwaukee as a free agent on 1/30.....earned his first victory as a Brewer on 6/30 at Philadelphia

#21 RHP JEREMY JEFFRESS (3-0, 3.25, 0sv, 50 apps) opponent batting average: .260 (45-for-173, 3hr) vs. Chicago: 1-2, 4.00 (27ip, 12er) 1st batter retired/faced: 29-50 saves/save opps: 0-2 runners inherited/scored: 25-10 vs. Cleveland: 1-1, 4.00 (18ip, 8er) last 5 outings (IP) : 8/5 vs. SD (0.1) 8/4 vs. SD (0.2) 8/2 vs. ChC (1.0) 7/30 vs. ChC (-) 7/28 at SF (0.2) vs. Detroit: 2-1, 2.77 (26ip, 8er) vs. Kansas City: 0-4, 7.41 (34ip, 28er) • Last pitched on Wednesday vs. San Diego, striking out his only batter (Matt Kemp) to strand an inherited runner in the eighth vs. Minnesota: 4-2, 3.57 (53ip, 21er) • Has produced 46 strikeouts in just 44.1 innings this season • Earned wins on 5/18 at Detroit, 6/5 at Minnesota and 7/8 vs. Atlanta STARTERS & RELIEVERS #46 RHP COREY KNEBEL (0-0, 3.48, 0sv, 28 apps) opponent batting average: .231 (27-for-117, 4hr) Starters Category Relievers 1st batter retired/faced: 21-28 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 4-0 32-56 ...... W/L ...... 15-9 last 5 outings (IP): 8/8 vs. StL (1.0) 8/5 vs. SD (0.2) 8/3 vs. SD (1.0) 8/1 vs. ChC (1.0) 7/29 at SF (1.0) 4.48 ...... ERA ...... 3.42 112 ...... GAMES ...... 111 • Last pitched last night vs. St. Louis and tossed a perfect ninth inning (2k) 49 ...... QUALITY STARTS ...... - • Has produced 37 strikeouts in just 31.0 innings this season 1 ...... CG ...... - • Is in his second stint with the Brewers this season (5/18-7/2 and 7/6-current) 0 ...... SHO ...... - • Went 1-2 with a 4.70 ERA and 6 saves in 16 games at Triple-A Colorado Springs (15.1ip, 14h, 8r, 8er, 7bb, 22k, 1hr) - ...... SV/OPP ...... 25-32 • Took the roster spot of 2B Scooter Gennett (optioned) in his first stint and RHP Matt Garza (disabled list) in his second stint 660.1 ...... INNINGS ...... 334.1 • Was acquired from Texas, along with INF Luis Sardiñas and RHP Marcos Diplan, in exchange for RHP Yovani Gallardo and 690 ...... HITS ...... 293 cash on 1/19/15.....his only Major League experience prior to this season came with Detroit last season (8g, 0-0, 6.23era) 354 ...... RUNS ...... 141 #26 RHP KYLE LOHSE (5-13, 6.21, 0sv, 23 apps, 22gs) opponent batting average: .301 (153-for-509, 25hr) 329 ...... EARNED RUNS ...... 127 1st batter retired/faced: 1-1 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 210 ...... WALKS ...... 116 last 5 outings (IP): 8/7 vs. StL (2.0) 8/2 vs. ChC (4.1) 7/27 at SF (6.2) 7/22 vs. Cle (5.0) 7/12 at LA (5.0) 525 ...... STRIKEOUTS ...... 347 86 ...... HOME RUNS ...... 31 • Last pitched on Friday vs. St. Louis and tossed 2.0 scoreless innings (1h, 1k) 2550 ...... AT-BATS ...... 1247 • Prior to this season his last appearance in relief came with the Cardinals on 9/8/09 at Milwaukee (1ip, 1k) .271 ...... OPP AVG...... 235 • Has made 25 career appearances out of the bullpen, going 1-1 with a 4.17 ERA (41ip, 19er) • Is one of 15 pitchers to defeat all 30 current Major League teams (beat Minnesota on 6/26 to reach that milestone) BEHIND THE PLATE #57 RHP FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ (0-2, 1.41, 25sv, 39 apps) opponent batting average: .160 (21-for-131, 2hr) Catcher Innings ER ERA E PB W-L 1st batter retired/faced: 25-39 saves/save opps: 25-25 runners inherited/scored: 1-0 Centeno 46.0 40 7.83 1 1 1-4 last 5 outings (IP): 8/5 vs. SD (0.1) 8/4 vs. SD (1.0) 8/2 vs. ChC (1.0) 7/28 at SF (1.0) 7/24 at Ari (1.0) Lucroy 548.0 236 3.88 7 1 29-34 Maldonado 400.2 180 4.04 6 2 17-27 • Last pitched on Wednesday vs. San Diego and struck out his only batter (Derek Norris) for his 25th save of the season Catcher Stolen Bases CS PCT. • Has converted 30 consecutive save chances dating back to last season.....last blown save came on 8/27/14 at San Diego Centeno 3 - 0% • Is unscored upon in 34 of his 39 appearances this season.....has 44 strikeouts in just 38.1 innings Lucroy 43 20 31.7% • Has now produced eight seasons of 25+ saves (2005-10, 2014-15) Maldonado 22 11 33.3% • Ranks eighth on the all-time Major League saves list (373).....up next is Joe Nathan (377) Pitchers - 3 - • Was named to his sixth All-Star Game: Angels (2004, 2007-08), Mets (2009), Brewers (2014-15) • Named Brewers Pitcher of the Month for June (12g, 0-0, 9-for-9 saves, 1.50era, .182ba) BREWERS ON THE DISABLED LIST IN 2015 • Re-signed with the Brewers as a free agent on 3/14 (2 years + club option) • Has notched five seasons of 40+ saves, including a Major League-record 62 in 2008 with the Angels Games Player (Injury) On Eligible Off Missed #13 LHP WILL SMITH (4-2, 2.43, 0sv, 52 apps) opponent batting average: .213 (32-for-150, 2hr) Henderson (rt shoulder) 4/4* 4/10 5/13 34 1st batter retired/faced: 36-52 saves/save opps: 0-4 runners inherited/scored: 35-13 Gomez (rt hamstring) 4/17** 5/1 5/2 14 last 5 outings (IP): 8/5 vs. SD (0.2) 8/4 vs. SD (0.2) 8/3 vs. SD (1.0) 7/30 vs. ChC (0.2) 7/29 at SF (0.1) Lucroy (lt great toe) 4/21 5/6 6/1 38 Gennett (lt hand) 4/21*** 5/5 5/5 13 • Last pitched on Wednesday vs. San Diego (0.2ip, 1h, 2k) Segura (rt fifth finger) 5/14^ 5/28 5/29 13 • Has produced 58 strikeouts in just 40.2 innings this season Peralta (lt oblique) 5/25^^ 6/7 7/28 54 • Earned wins on 5/3 at Chicago-NL, 6/11 vs. Washington, 6/23 vs. New York-NL and 6/28 vs. Minnesota Kintzler (lt knee) 5/29^^^ 6/12 - 64 • Served a 6-game suspension from 6/5-6/10 for having a “foreign substance” on his arm on 5/21 at Atlanta (originally 8g) Davis (rt knee) 5/31 6/15 7/7 35 Garza (rt shoulder) 7/6+ 7/18 7/21 9 #37 RHP TYLER THORNBURG (0-0, 3.77, 0sv, 9 apps) opponent batting average: .283 (17-for-60, 3hr) 1st batter retired/faced: 7-9 saves/save opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 2-0 last 5 outings (IP): 8/7 vs. StL (1.0) 8/2 vs. ChC (1.2) 7/21 vs. ChC (2.0) 7/26 at Oma (6.0) 7/21 vs. Nsh (5.0) * retro to 3/26 ** retro to 4/16 *** retro to 4/20 ^ retro to 5/13 ^^ retro to 5/23 ^^^ retro to 5/28 • Last pitched on Friday vs. St. Louis and tossed a perfect sixth inning + retro to 7/3 • Is unscored upon in 3 appearances since rejoining the team (4.2ip, 1h, 1ibb, 4k) • Was recalled on 7/31 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (17gs, 2-7, 5.28era, 88.2ip, 106h, 55r, 52er, 36bb, 57k, 16hr) • Is in his second stint with the team this season (Opening Day-4/21).....now wears #37 after wearing #30 (Craig Counsell) BEER BATTERS #8 OF RYAN BRAUN (105g, .270, 19hr, 63rbi, 16sb) last homer: 7/31 vs. Chicago-NL (off Jason Hammel) BREWERSBREWERS vs. vs.WESTBROOK LACKEY this series: 1-8 (.125, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 11-34 (.324, 1hr, 2rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 6-36 (.167, 0hr, 1rbi) Braun ...... 308 (4-13, 3k) • Has appeared in 105 games, including 100 starts (98g in RF, 2g at DH) Davis ...... 222 (2-9, 1hr, 4k) • Ranks among the National League leaders in runs (5th, 66) Gennett ...... 500 (3-6) • Was selected to his sixth All-Star Game (replaced ) Herrera ...... 333 (1-3) • Produced a pinch-hit triple off Glen Perkins and scored in the All-Star Game.....was his second career triple in the All-Star Game (also 2012) Lind ...... 457 (16-35, 2k) • His 249 career home runs rank second on the all-time franchise list, trailing only Robin Yount (251) Lucroy ...... 286 (4-14, 2bb, 2k) Perez ...... 000 (0-3, 1k) • His 825 career RBI rank third on the all-time franchise list, trailing only Robin Yount (1,406) and Cecil Cooper (944) Peterson ...... 000 (0-3) • Named Brewers Player of the Month for May (29g, .272, 8hr, 28rbi).....named NL Co-Player of the Week for 5/18-5/24 (.381, 8-for-21, 3hr, 11rbi) Schafer ...... 000 (0-1) Segura ...... 545 (6-11, 3k) #18 OF KHRIS DAVIS (71g, .237, 9hr, 31rbi, 1sb) last homer: 8/6 vs. San Diego (2hr) (off Odrisamer Despaigne & Kevin Quackenbush) this series: 0-6 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 8-34 (.235, 2hr, 9rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 5-24 (.208, 0hr, 1rbi) RUNNERS IN SCORING POSITION • Has appeared in 71 games, including 60 starts in left field.....belted 2 HR with a career-high 6 RBI on Thursday vs. San Diego Braun ...... 345 (29-84) • Has a pair of pinch-hit homers this season (5/11 vs. Chicago-AL & 7/18 vs. Pittsburgh) Davis ...... 236 (13-55) • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 5/31-7/6 with a torn meniscus in his right knee (missed 35g).....underwent surgery on 6/2 (Dr. William Raasch) Gennett ...... 269 (14-52) Herrera...... 250 (6-24) • Appeared in 6 games from 7/1-7/6 during a rehab assignment at Class-A Wisconsin Lind ...... 347 (33-95) • Is batting .211 (15-for-71, 4hr, 15rbi) since coming off the disabled list.....batted .250 (37-for-148, 5hr, 16rbi) prior to going on the disabled list Lucroy ...... 234 (15-64) Maldonado ...... 233 (7-30) #2 2B SCOOTER GENNETT (69g, .243, 5hr, 20rbi, 0sb) last homer: 8/3 vs. San Diego (off Marcos Mateo) Perez ...... 263 (5-19) Peterson ...... 217 (5-23) this series: 0-4 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 7-34 (.206, 1hr, 2rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 3-14 (.214, 0hr, 1rbi) Rogers ...... 190 (4-21) • Has appeared in 69 games, including 60 starts at second base Schafer ...... 111 (1-9) • On 5/18 was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs, where he batted .307 (23-for-75) with 2 HR and 11 RBI in 17 games.....was recalled on 6/11 Segura ...... 292 (21-72) • Is batting .279 (46-for-165, 4hr, 17rbi) since being recalled.....batted .154 (10-for-65, 1hr, 3rbi) prior to being optioned TOTALS ...... 267 (223-835) • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 4/21-5/4 with a left hand laceration, retroactive to 4/20 (injured in shower at PNC Park on 4/19) MULTI-HIT GAMES (*career high) • Appeared in 4 games from 5/1-5/4 during a rehab assignment at Class-A Wisconsin Player 2 3 4 5 6 Total #3 INF/OF ELIAN HERRERA (47g, .227, 4hr, 17rbi, 1sb) last homer: 5/12 vs. Chicago-AL (off Chris Sale) Braun 18 5 1 * - 24 Davis 5 4 1* - - 10 this series: 3-6 (.500, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 6-20 (.300, 0hr, 2rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 6-14 (.429, 0hr, 1rbi) Gennett 8 3* - - - 11 • Has appeared in 47 games, including 28 starts (16g at 2B, 12g at 3B).....bio is on p. 157 of the media guide (non-roster invitee) Herrera 6 - - * - 6 • Contract selected on 7/31 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (56g, .357, 3hr, 27rbi, 4sb).....is in his second stint with the team this season (4/21-6/1) Lind 23 6 1 * - 30 • Belted a grand slam with a career-high 5 RBI on 4/21 vs. Cincinnati.....was the first grand slam of his career Lucroy 13 4 1 * - 18 Maldonado 4 1 1* - - 6 Perez 8* - - - - 8 #24 1B ADAM LIND (103g, .287, 16hr, 64rbi, 0sb) last homer: 7/22 vs. Cleveland (off Cody Anderson) Peterson 3 3* - - - 6 this series: 0-3 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 11-34 (.324, 0hr, 4rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 10-37 (.270, 1hr, 6rbi) Rogers 5* - - - - 5 • Has appeared in 103 games, including 96 starts (95g at 1B, 1g at DH).....is tied for 10th in the National League in RBI (64) Schafer 2 * - - - 2 • Was acquired from Toronto on 11/1 in exchange for RHP Marco Estrada Segura 16 6 2 - * 24 • Tied the franchise record with an RBI in 9 straight games from 6/27-7/5.....tied George Scott (1975), Cecil Cooper (1982) and Carlos Lee (2005) LINEUP CARD (47-65) - 92 DIFFERENT LINEUPS • On 6/26 vs. Minnesota produced the 1,000th hit of his Major League career with a single off Brian Duensing • Hit career home run #150 on 4/29 at Cincinnati.....played in his 1,000th Major League game on 5/30 vs. Arizona 1. Segura (14-21), C. Gomez (13-21), Parra (15-15), • Named Brewers Player of the Month for April (21g, .333, 4hr, 13rbi) and June (26g, .326, 3hr, 19rbi) Gennett (3-4), Lucroy (2-0), Davis (0-1), Braun (0-1), Herrera (0-1), Sardiñas (0-1) #20 C JONATHAN LUCROY (69g, .243, 4hr, 25rbi, 1sb) last homer: 8/5 vs. San Diego (off Ian Kennedy) 2. Lucroy (26-33), Parra (7-15), Davis (2-7), Gennett (3-3), this series: 0-6 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 4-30 (.133, 1hr, 3rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 7-29 (.241, 0hr, 0rbi) Segura (2-2), Schafer (2-1), Herrera (1-2), • Has appeared in 69 games, including 67 starts (63g at C, 3g at 1B, 1g at DH) Peterson (1-1), H. Gomez (1-1), Rogers (1-0), • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 4/21-5/31 with a fractured left great toe (missed 38g).....rehabbed at Class-A Brevard County from 5/28-5/31 Braun (1-0) • Is batting .266 (59-for-222, 4hr, 24rbi) since coming off the disabled list.....batted .133 (6-for-45, 1rbi) prior to going on the disabled list 3. Braun (42-56), C. Gomez (3-5), Lind (1-2), Parra (1-1), Lucroy (0-1) #12 C MARTIN MALDONADO (52g, .192, 3hr, 12rbi, 0sb) last homer: 5/31 vs. Arizona (off Vidal Nuño) (walk-off) 4. Lind (33-50), C. Gomez (10-4), Ramirez (3-5), this series: 0-0 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 2-6 (.333, 0hr, 0rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 1-7 (.143, 0hr, 0rbi) Davis (0-5), Lucroy (1-1) • Has appeared in 52 games, including 44 starts at catcher.....started 33 of 38 games from 4/21-5/31 while Jonathan Lucroy was on the disabled list 5. Ramirez (17-26), Davis (11-18), C. Gomez (10-6), • Belted his first career walk-off homer on 5/31 vs. Arizona, giving the team a 7-6, 17-inning victory (4-for-6, 3r, 2 2b, HR, 2rbi, 2bb-1ibb) Lind (4-4), Rogers (3-4), Lucroy (1-2), Gennett (1-2), • Became the first player in Major League history to hit a walk-off homer while playing an entire game of at least 17 innings at catcher Peterson (0-2), Segura (0-1) • Gave the team a 3-2, 11-inning win on Mother’s Day vs. Chicago-NL with a walk-off, RBI-single (3-for-5, 1r, HR, 2rbi).....mom, Jeanette, at the game 6. Ramirez (14-11), Gennett (4-12) Parra (4-9), Davis (7-6), Peterson (5-6), Herrera (4-6), Segura (3-5), #14 INF HERNAN PEREZ (53g, .270, 1hr, 8rbi, 1sb) last homer: 7/12 at Los Angeles (off Brett Anderson) Maldonado (2-2), H. Gomez (1-3), Rogers (3-1), this series: 0-4 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 6-29 (.207, 0hr, 4rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 0-10 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) Lind (0-2), Schafer (0-1), Perez (0-1) • Has appeared in 53 games, including 32 starts (19g at 3B, 12g at 2B, 1g at SS) 7. Segura (21-22), Maldonado (6-11), H. Gomez (1-7), • Is batting .297 (33-for-111, 1hr, 8rbi) over his last 44 games.....from 6/18-6/30 had a career-high 9-game hitting streak, batting .469 (15-for-32, 2rbi) Perez (4-3), Parra (3-4), Gennett (1-5), Herrera (3-3), • Was claimed off waivers from Detroit on 6/2 (INF Elian Herrera designated for assignment).....supplemental bio available in the press box Peterson (2-3), Sardiñas (3-1), Centeno (0-3), • Appeared in 22 games with Detroit, including 7 starts (3g at 3B, 2g at SS, 1g at 2B, 1g at 1B)....batted .061 (2-for-33, 0hr, 0rbi) with the Tigers Davis (1-2), Schafer (1-1), Rogers (1-0) 8. Gennett (12-10), Perez (9-12), Maldonado (7-13), #35 OF SHANE PETERSON (51g, .313, 0hr, 8rbi, 0sb) last homer: None H. Gomez (8-5), Pitcher (3-9), Herrera (3-4), this series: 3-7 (.429, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 11-30 (.367, 0hr, 2rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 3-7 (.429, 0hr, 0rbi) Peterson (2-4), Segura (0-2), Centeno (1-1), • Has appeared in 51 games, including 27 starts (16g in LF, 9g in CF, 1g at 1B, 1g at DH) Sardiñas (1-1), Jimenez (0-2), Parra (0-1), Schafer (0-1), • Has started the team’s last 9 games in center field, batting .379 with a .455 on-base percentage (11-for-29, 4bb, 2rbi) Rogers (1-0) • From 7/6-7/21 produced hits in 6 consecutive at-bats, all coming off the bench (6-for-6, 3r, 2 doubles, 3rbi) 9. Pitcher (40-52), Sardiñas (3-8), Maldonado (2-1), • Was recalled on 6/3 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (47g, .320, 7hr, 27rbi).....took the roster spot of RHP Tyler Cravy (optioned) Perez (1-2), Peterson (0-1), H. Gomez (1-0), • His only Major League experience prior to this year came with Oakland in 2013 (2g).....started both games at first base (4/16 and 4/17 vs. Houston) Herrera (0-1)

#15 INF JASON ROGERS (52g, .231, 2hr, 7rbi, 0sb) last homer: 6/9 at Pittsburgh (off Francisco Liriano) STARTS BY POSITION (47-65) this series: 0-2 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 0-2 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 1-10 (.100, 0hr, 0rbi) P Lohse (7-15), Nelson (10-12), Fiers (10-11), • Has appeared in 52 games, including 14 starts (13g at 1B, 1g at 3B).....is batting .250 (8-for-32, 1hr, 4rbi) as a pinch-hitter this season Garza (8-12), Peralta (4-8), Jungmann (7-4), Cravy (0-3), • Was recalled on Friday from Triple-A Colorado Springs (33g, .344, 8hr, 24rbi).....took the roster spot of INF Hector Gomez (outrighted) Wagner (1-0) • Is in his second stint with the team this season (also 4/17-7/2).....was originally recalled to take the roster spot of OF Carlos Gomez (15-day DL) C Lucroy (29-34), Maldonado (17-27), Centeno (1-4) • On 5/9 vs. Chicago-NL belted his first career home run with a pinch-hit, 3-run shot off Phil Coke.....also marked the first RBIs of his career 1B Lind (37-58), Rogers (9-4), Lucroy (1-2), Peterson (0-1) 2B Gennett (24-36), H. Gomez (7-11), Herrera (5-11), #7 OF LOGAN SCHAFER (29g, .205, 0hr, 3rbi, 0sb) last homer: 9/10/13 at St. Louis (off Edward Mujica) Perez (7-5), Sardiñas (4-2) this series: 0-1 (.000, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 2-6 (.333, 0hr, 2rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 2-8 (.250, 0hr, 0rbi) 3B Ramirez (33-41), Perez (6-13), Herrera (6-6), • Has appeared in 29 games, including 7 starts in center field.....last started for the Brewers on 4/29 at Cincinnati H. Gomez (2-2), Jimenez (0-2), Rogers (0-1) • Recalled on 7/31 from Triple-A Colorado Springs (72g, .258, 1hr, 17rbi, 3sb).....is in his second stint with the team this season (Opening Day-5/4) SS Segura (40-53), Sardiñas (3-9), H. Gomez (3-3), Perez (1-0) #9 SS JEAN SEGURA (94g, .255, 4hr, 32rbi, 16sb) last homer: 7/21 vs. Cleveland (off Danny Salazar) LF Davis (21-39), Parra (20-16), Peterson (6-10) this series: 1-8 (.125, 0hr, 0rbi) this homestand: 5-41 (.122, 0hr, 4rbi) 2015 vs. StL: 14-45 (.311, 0hr, 0rbi) CF C. Gomez (36-35), Parra (5-20), Peterson (3-6), • Has appeared in 94 games, including 93 starts at shortstop.....has 8 hits in his last 66 at-bats (.121) Schafer (3-4) • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 5/14-5/28, retroactive to 5/13, with a fractured right fifth finger (injured sliding into third base on 5/12 vs. CWS) RF Braun (42-56), Parra (5-9) • Hit his first career leadoff homer on 6/5 at Minnesota DH Braun (1-1), Ramirez (1-1), Lind (1-0), • From 5/12-6/7 had a season-high 10-game hitting streak, batting .364 (16-for-44, 1hr, 3rbi) Peterson (1-0), Lucroy (0-1), C. Gomez (0-1) 2015 BREWERS DAY-BY-DAY G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB Attendance Average 1 4/6 vs. Col L 0-10 Kendrick, 1-0 Lohse, 0-1 0-1 T3 -1.0 46,032 (sellout) 46,032 2 4/7 vs. Col L 2-5 Lyles, 1-0 Garza, 0-1 Hawkins, 1 0-2 5 -1.5 30,222 38,127 3 4/8 vs. Col L 4-5 (10) Hawkins, 1-0 Rodriguez, 0-1 Axford, 1 0-3 5 -2.5 28,720 34,991 4/9 OFF DAY 0-3 T4 -3.0 4 4/10 vs. Pit L 2-6 Locke, 1-0 Fiers, 0-1 0-4 5 -4.0 27,373 33,087 5 4/11 vs. Pit W 6-0 Nelson, 1-0 Worley, 0-1 1-4 T4 -3.0 41,108 34,691 6 4/12 vs. Pit L 2-10 Sadler, 1-0 Lohse, 0-2 1-5 5 -3.0 39,017 35,412 7 4/13 at StL W 5-4 Garza, 1-1 Wainwright, 1-1 Rodriguez, 1 2-5 5 -2.5 47,875 (sellout) 47,875 4/14 OFF DAY 2-5 5 -2.5 8 4/15 at StL L 2-4 Lynn, 1-1 Peralta, 0-1 Rosenthal, 3 2-6 5 -3.0 40,826 44,351 9 4/16 at StL L 0-4 Lackey, 1-0 Fiers, 0-2 2-7 5 -3.5 40,079 42,927 10 4/17 at Pit L 3-6 Worley, 1-1 Nelson, 1-1 Melancon, 1 2-8 5 -4.5 25,664 38,611 11 4/18 at Pit L 2-6 Locke, 2-0 Lohse, 0-3 2-9 5 -5.5 33,961 37,681 12 4/19 at Pit L 2-5 Cole, 2-0 Garza, 1-2 Melancon, 2 2-10 5 -6.5 28,129 36,089 13 4/20 vs. Cin L 1-6 DeSclafani, 2-0 Peralta, 0-2 2-11 5 -7.0 26,660 34,162 14 4/21 vs. Cin L 10-16 Marquis, 1-1 Fiers, 0-3 2-12 5 -7.0 27,293 33,303 15 4/22 vs. Cin L 1-2 Cueto, 1-2 Rodriguez, 0-2 Chapman, 4 2-13 5 -8.0 30,452 32,986 16 4/23 vs. Cin W 4-2 Lohse, 1-3 Gregg, 0-2 Rodriguez, 2 3-13 5 -8.0 27,795 32,467 17 4/24 vs. StL L 0-3 Martinez, 2-0 Garza, 1-3 Rosenthal, 7 3-14 5 -9.0 26,286 31,905 18 4/25 vs. StL L 3-5 Belisle, 1-0 Peralta, 0-3 Maness, 1 3-15 5 -10.0 35,919 32,240 19 4/26 vs. StL W 6-3 Blazek, 1-0 Lynn, 1-2 Rodriguez, 3 4-15 5 -9.0 32,758 32,280 20 4/27 at Cin L 6-9 Marquis, 2-1 Nelson, 1-2 4-16 5 -9.0 17,167 33,386 21 4/28 at Cin L 2-4 Cueto, 2-2 Lohse, 1-4 Chapman, 5 4-17 5 -10.0 19,238 31,617 22 4/29 at Cin W 8-3 Garza, 2-3 Lorenzen, 0-1 5-17 5 -10.0 23,012 30,661 4/30 OFF DAY 5-17 5 -10.5 23 5/1 at ChC L 0-1 Lester, 1-2 Peralta, 0-4 Rondon, 5 5-18 5 -11.5 31,128 30,708 24 5/2 at ChC W 6-1 Fiers, 1-3 Arrieta, 3-2 6-18 5 -11.5 34,878 31,087 25 5/3 at ChC W 5-3 Smith, 1-0 Strop, 0-1 Rodriguez, 4 7-18 5 -11.5 33,398 31,280 26 5/4 vs. LA W 4-3 Blazek, 2-0 Hatcher, 0-3 Rodriguez, 5 8-18 5 -11.5 23,374 31,644 27 5/5 vs. LA L 2-8 Greinke, 5-0 Garza, 2-4 8-19 5 -12.5 23,356 31,091 28 5/6 vs. LA W 6-3 Peralta, 1-4 Wieland, 0-1 Rodriguez, 6 9-19 5 -11.5 22,708 30,567 29 5/7 vs. LA L 4-14 Frias, 3-0 Fiers, 1-4 9-20 5 -12.5 28,505 30,446 30 5/8 vs. ChC L 6-7 Hammel, 3-1 Nelson, 1-3 9-21 5 -13.5 38,283 30,881 31 5/9 vs. ChC W 12-4 Lohse, 2-4 Wood, 2-2 10-21 5 -12.5 39,600 31,340 32 5/10 vs. ChC W 3-2 (11) Blazek, 3-0 Motte, 1-1 11-21 5 -11.5 41,467 31,846 33 5/11 vs. CWS W 10-7 Broxton, 1-0 Duke, 1-2 Rodriguez, 7 12-21 5 -11.0 29,886 31,753 34 5/12 vs. CWS L 2-4 Sale, 3-1 Blazek, 3-1 Robertson, 6 12-22 5 -12.0 26,935 31,534 35 5/13 vs. CWS L 2-4 Quintana, 2-3 Nelson, 1-4 Robertson, 7 12-23 5 -12.0 29,679 31,453 5/14 OFF DAY 12-23 5 -12.5 36 5/15 at NYM W 7-0 Lohse, 3-4 Colon, 6-2 13-23 5 -11.5 27,554 30,993 37 5/16 at NYM L 1-14 deGrom, 4-4 Garza, 2-5 13-24 5 -11.5 30,208 30,937 38 5/17 at NYM L 1-5 Syndergaard, 1-1 Peralta, 1-5 13-25 5 -12.5 32,422 31,036 39 5/18 at Det W 3-2 Jeffress, 1-0 Lobstein, 3-4 Rodriguez, 8 14-25 5 -11.5 26,016 30,722 40 5/19 at Det W 8-1 Nelson, 2-4 Sanchez, 3-5 15-25 5 -11.5 26,994 30,503 41 5/20 at Det L 2-5 Hardy, 2-0 Broxton, 1-1 Soria, 13 15-26 5 -12.5 27,716 30,348 42 5/21 at Atl L 1-10 Teheran, 4-1 Garza, 2-6 15-27 5 -12.5 18,239 29,711 43 5/22 at Atl W 11-0 Blazek, 4-1 Stults, 1-5 16-27 5 -11.5 25,774 29,514 44 5/23 at Atl L 2-3 (11) Avilan, 2-0 Kintzler, 0-1 16-28 5 -11.5 33,223 29,691 45 5/24 at Atl L 1-2 Foltynewicz, 3-1 Nelson, 2-5 Grilli, 13 16-29 5 -12.5 30,612 29,732 46 5/25 vs. SF L 4-8 Lincecum, 5-2 Lohse, 3-5 16-30 5 -13.5 41,969 (sellout) 31,892 47 5/26 vs. SF L 3-6 Bumgarner, 6-2 Garza, 2-7 Casilla, 13 16-31 5 -14.5 35,492 32,036 48 5/27 vs. SF L 1-3 Vogelsong, 4-2 Fiers, 1-5 Casilla, 14 16-32 5 -15.5 35,208 32,158 5/28 OFF DAY 16-32 5 -15.5 49 5/29 vs. Ari L 5-7 Reed, 2-2 Broxton, 1-2 Ziegler, 3 16-33 5 -16.5 34,276 32,236 50 5/30 vs. Ari L 3-7 Hellickson, 3-3 Lohse, 3-6 Delgado, 1 16-34 5 -16.5 39,552 32,497 51 5/31 vs. Ari W 7-6 (17) Garza, 3-7 Nuño, 0-1 17-34 5 -16.5 32,460 32,496 52 6/1 at StL W 1-0 Fiers, 2-5 Garcia, 1-2 Rodriguez, 9 18-34 5 -15.5 40,689 30,209 53 6/2 at StL L 0-1 Lynn, 4-4 Cravy, 0-1 Rosenthal, 16 18-35 5 -16.5 42,835 (sellout) 30,735 54 6/3 at StL L 4-7 Lackey, 4-3 Nelson, 2-6 Rosenthal, 17 18-36 5 -17.5 41,567 31,168 6/4 OFF DAY 18-36 5 -18.0 55 6/5 at Min W 10-5 Jeffress, 2-0 Boyer, 1-2 19-36 5 -18.0 29,398 31,100 56 6/6 at Min W 4-2 Garza, 4-7 Pressly, 3-2 Rodriguez, 10 20-36 5 -17.0 38,707 (sellout) 31,382 57 6/7 at Min L 0-2 Pelfrey, 5-2 Fiers, 2-6 Perkins, 21 20-37 5 -18.0 31,911 31,401 58 6/8 at Pit W 2-0 Nelson, 3-6 Burnett, 6-2 Rodriguez, 11 21-37 5 -17.0 18,016 30,939 59 6/9 at Pit W 4-1 Jungmann, 1-0 Liriano, 3-5 Rodriguez, 12 22-37 5 -16.0 20,672 30,597 60 6/10 at Pit L 0-2 Morton, 4-0 Lohse, 3-7 Melancon, 19 22-38 5 -17.0 26,269 30,457 61 6/11 vs. Wsh W 6-5 Smith, 2-0 Barrett, 3-2 Rodriguez, 13 23-38 5 -16.5 26,371 32,292 62 6/12 vs. Wsh W 8-4 Fiers, 3-6 Zimmermann, 5-4 24-38 5 -16.5 31,815 32,276 63 6/13 vs. Wsh L 2-7 Ross, 1-1 Nelson, 3-7 24-39 5 -17.5 36,800 32,418 64 6/14 vs. Wsh L 0-4 SCHERZER, 7-5 Jungmann, 1-1 24-40 5 -18.0 34,964 32,495 65 6/15 vs. KC L 5-8 Volquez, 6-4 Lohse, 3-8 Davis, 8 24-41 5 -19.0 23,007 32,216 66 6/16 vs. KC L 2-7 Young, 6-2 Garza, 4-8 24-42 5 -20.0 27,740 32,088 67 6/17 at KC L 2-10 Blanton, 1-0 Fiers, 3-7 24-43 5 -20.0 33,420 30,550 68 6/18 at KC L 2-3 Guthrie, 5-4 Nelson, 3-8 Holland, 12 24-44 5 -20.0 36,318 30,725 69 6/19 at Col W 9-5 Jungmann, 2-1 De La Rosa, 4-3 25-44 5 -20.0 35,841 30,875 70 6/20 at Col L 1-5 Bettis, 3-2 Lohse, 3-9 25-45 5 -21.0 35,180 30,998 71 6/21 at Col L 4-10 Rusin, 3-2 Garza, 4-9 25-46 5 -21.0 41,487 31,290 6/22 OFF DAY 25-46 5 -21.0 72 6/23 vs. NYM W 3-2 Smith, 3-0 Robles, 0-2 Rodriguez, 14 26-46 5 -21.0 25,055 31,893 73 6/24 vs. NYM W 4-1 Nelson, 4-8 Colon, 9-6 Rodriguez, 15 27-46 5 -21.0 22,017 31,626 74 6/25 vs. NYM L 0-2 deGrom, 8-5 Blazek, 4-2 Familia, 20 27-47 5 -22.0 33,354 31,671 75 6/26 vs. Min W 10-4 Lohse, 4-9 May, 4-6 28-47 5 -22.0 33,296 31,713 76 6/27 vs. Min L 2-5 Gibson, 5-6 Garza, 4-10 Perkins, 24 28-48 5 -23.0 39,977 31,920 77 6/28 vs. Min W 5-3 Smith, 4-0 Fien, 2-3 29-48 5 -23.0 38,958 32,091 78 6/29 at Phi W 7-4 Nelson, 5-8 O’Sullivan, 1-6 Rodriguez, 16 30-48 5 -22.5 18,423 30,942 79 6/30 at Phi W 4-3 Cotts, 1-0 Giles, 3-2 Rodriguez, 17 31-48 5 -21.5 20,564 30,669 80 7/1 at Phi W 9-5 Lohse, 5-9 Harang, 4-11 32-48 5 -20.5 27,069 30,576 81 7/2 at Phi W 8-7 (11) Blazek, 5-2 Garcia, 2-3 Rodriguez, 18 33-48 5 -19.5 30,485 30,574 82 7/3 at Cin W 12-1 Fiers, 4-7 Lorenzen, 3-3 34-48 5 -18.5 40,760 (sellout) 30,823 83 7/4 at Cin W 7-3 Nelson, 6-8 Smith, 0-2 35-48 5 -18.5 38,663 31,009 84 7/5 at Cin W 6-1 Jungmann, 3-1 Leake, 5-5 36-48 5 -18.5 28,881 30,960 85 7/6 vs. Atl L 3-5 Wisler, 3-1 Lohse, 5-10 Grilli, 23 36-49 5 -19.5 25,046 31,923 86 7/7 vs. Atl L 3-4 Banuelos, 1-0 Cravy, 0-2 Grilli, 24 36-50 5 -19.0 33,388 31,958 87 7/8 vs. Atl W 6-5 Jeffress, 3-0 Avilan, 2-3 Rodriguez, 19 37-50 5 -19.0 33,338 31,989 7/9 OFF DAY 37-50 5 -19.5 88 7/10 at LA L 2-3 Tsao, 1-0 Nelson, 6-9 Jansen, 15 37-51 5 -19.5 44,200 31,261 89 7/11 at LA W 7-1 JUNGMANN, 4-1 Beachy, 0-1 38-51 5 -18.5 49,081 31,657 90 7/12 at LA L 3-4 Baez, 2-1 Smith, 4-1 Jansen, 16 38-52 5 -18.5 43,229 31,908 7/13 All-Star Break 7/14 All-Star Game: Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati: AL-6, NL-3 (Ryan Braun and Francisco Rodriguez represented Brewers) 7/15 All-Star Break 7/16 All-Star Break G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB (WC) Attendance Average 91 7/17 vs. Pit W 4-1 Fiers, 5-7 Morton, 6-3 Rodriguez, 20 39-52 5 -18.5 (-9.5) 32,363 31,997 92 7/18 vs. Pit W 8-5 Nelson, 7-9 Worley, 3-5 Rodriguez, 21 40-52 5 -18.5 (-9.5) 33,104 32,021 93 7/19 vs. Pit W 6-1 Jungmann, 5-1 Locke, 5-6 41-52 5 -17.5 (-9.5) 33,835 32,060 7/20 OFF DAY 41-52 5 -17.5 (-9.0) 94 7/21 vs. Cle W 8-1 Garza, 5-10 Salazar, 8-5 42-52 5 -17.5 (-9.0) 34,379 32,108 95 7/22 vs. Cle L 5-7 Adams, 1-0 Lohse, 5-11 Allen, 20 42-53 5 -18.5 (-9.5) 32,588 32,118 96 7/23 at Ari L 3-8 Godley, 1-0 Fiers, 5-8 42-54 5 -19.5 (-10.0) 18,011 31,613 97 7/24 at Ari W 2-1 Nelson, 8-9 Corbin, 1-3 Rodriguez, 22 43-54 5 -19.5 (-9.5) 29,956 31,578 98 7/25 at Ari L 0-2 De La Rosa, 8-5 Jungmann, 5-2 Ziegler, 16 43-55 5 -20.5 (-10.5) 34,957 31,647 99 7/26 at Ari L 0-3 Hellickson, 7-6 Garza, 5-11 Ziegler, 17 43-56 5 -20.5 (-11.5) 24,216 31,498 100 7/27 at SF L 2-4 Heston, 11-5 Lohse, 5-12 Romo, 2 43-57 5 -21.5 (-12.5) 41,988 (sellout) 31,704 101 7/28 at SF W 5-2 Peralta, 2-5 Cain, 2-2 Rodriguez, 23 44-57 5 -20.5 (-11.5) 42,743 (sellout) 31,916 102 7/29 at SF L 0-5 Strickland, 1-1 Fiers, 5-9 44-58 5 -20.5 (-12.5) 42,352 (sellout) 32,113 103 7/30 vs. ChC L 2-5 Soriano, 2-0 Smith, 4-2 Rondon, 14 44-59 5 -21.5 (-13.0) 36,306 32,202 104 7/31 vs. ChC L 1-4 Hammel, 6-5 Jungmann, 5-3 Rondon, 15 44-60 5 -22.5 (-13.0) 35,669 32,270 105 8/1 vs. ChC L 2-4 Hendricks, 5-5 Garza, 5-12 Hunter, 1 44-61 5 -22.5 (-14.0) 41,720 (sellout) 32,451 106 8/2 vs. ChC L 3-4 Richard, 2-0 Lohse, 5-13 Rondon, 16 44-62 5 -23.5 (-14.0) 38,536 32,566 107 8/3 vs. SD L 5-13 Ross, 8-8 Peralta, 2-6 44-63 5 -24.0 (-14.5) 20,888 32,350 108 8/4 vs. SD W 4-1 Nelson, 9-9 Cashner, 4-11 Rodriguez, 24 45-63 5 -23.0 (-14.5) 23,616 32,191 109 8/5 vs. SD W 8-5 Jungmann, 6-3 Kennedy, 6-10 Rodriguez, 25 46-63 5 -23.0 (-14.0) 22,975 32,027 110 8/6 vs. SD W 10-1 Garza, 6-12 Despaigne, 5-8 47-63 5 -23.0 (-13.5) 28,789 31,970 111 8/7 vs. StL L 0-6 Lynn, 9-6 Cravy, 0-3 Villanueva, 2 47-64 5 -24.0 (-14.5) 28,869 31,916 112 8/8 vs. StL L 0-3 Garcia, 4-4 Peralta, 2-7 Rosenthal, 33 47-65 5 -25.0 (-15.5) 34,327 31,957 113 8/9 vs. StL 1:10 FS Wisconsin 8/10 OFF DAY 114 8/11 at ChC 7:05 FS Wisconsin 115 8/12 at ChC 7:05 FS Wisconsin 116 8/13 at ChC 1:20 FS Wisconsin 117 8/14 vs. Phi 7:10 FS Wisconsin 118 8/15 vs. Phi 6:10 FS Wisconsin 119 8/16 vs. Phi 1:10 FS Wisconsin 120 8/17 vs. Mia 7:10 FS Wisconsin 121 8/18 vs. Mia 7:10 FS Wisconsin 122 8/19 vs. Mia 1:10 FS Wisconsin 8/20 OFF DAY 123 8/21 at Wsh 6:05 FS Wisconsin 124 8/22 at Wsh 6:05 FS Wisconsin 125 8/23 at Wsh 12:35 FS Wisconsin 8/24 OFF DAY 126 8/25 at Cle 6:05 FS Wisconsin 127 8/26 at Cle 6:05 FS Wisconsin 8/27 OFF DAY 128 8/28 vs. Cin 7:10 FS Wisconsin 129 8/29 vs. Cin 6:10 FS Wisconsin 130 8/30 vs. Cin 1:10 FS Wisconsin 8/31 OFF DAY 131 9/1 vs. Pit 7:10 FS Wisconsin 132 9/2 vs. Pit 7:10 FS Wisconsin 133 9/3 vs. Pit 6:20 FS Wisconsin 134 9/4 at Cin 6:10 FS Wisconsin 135 9/5 at Cin 12:10 FS Wisconsin 136 9/6 at Cin 12:10 FS Wisconsin 137 9/7 at Mia 12:10 FS Wisconsin 138 9/8 at Mia 6:10 FS Wisconsin 139 9/9 at Mia 6:10 FS Wisconsin 140 9/10 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 141 9/11 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 142 9/12 at Pit 6:05 FS Wisconsin 143 9/13 at Pit 12:35 FS Wisconsin 9/14 OFF DAY 144 9/15 vs. StL 7:10 FS Wisconsin 145 9/16 vs. StL 7:10 FS Wisconsin 146 9/17 vs. StL 7:10 FS Wisconsin 147 9/18 vs. Cin 7:10 FS Wisconsin 148 9/19 vs. Cin 6:10 FS Wisconsin 149 9/20 vs. Cin 1:10 FS Wisconsin 150 9/21 at ChC 7:05 FS Wisconsin 151 9/22 at ChC 7:05 FS Wisconsin 152 9/23 at ChC 7:05 FS Wisconsin 153 9/24 at StL 6:15 FS Wisconsin 154 9/25 at StL 7:15 FS Wisconsin 155 9/26 at StL 6:15 Fox Sports 1 156 9/27 at StL 1:15 FS Wisconsin 9/28 OFF DAY 157 9/29 at SD 9:10 FS Wisconsin 158 9/30 at SD 9:10 FS Wisconsin 159 10/1 at SD 5:40 FS Wisconsin 160 10/2 vs. ChC 7:10 FS Wisconsin 161 10/3 vs. ChC 6:10 FS Wisconsin 162 10/4 vs. ChC 2:10 FS Wisconsin

ODDS & ENDS

Record With the Roof Open/Panels Open ...... 10-13 Record When Wearing White Uniforms ...... 4-8 Record With the Roof Open/Panels Closed ...... 1-0 Record When Wearing Gray Uniforms ...... 8-12 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Open ...... 0-7 Record When Wearing Gold Uniforms ...... 4-5 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Closed ...... 12-16 Record When Wearing Blue “Brewers” Uniforms...... 11-15 23-36 Record When Wearing Blue “Milwaukee” Uniforms ...... 15-17 Record When Wearing Retro Uniforms ...... 3-5 Record When Wearing Blue “M Logo” Uniforms ...... 0-1 Record When Wearing Blue “Camouflage” Uniforms (Memorial Day)...... 0-1 Record When Wearing Gray “Fourth of July” Uniforms ...... 1-0 Record When Wearing Milwaukee Bears Uniforms (Negro Leagues) ...... 1-0 Record When Wearing “Cerveceros” Uniforms ...... 0-1 47-65 2015 TRANSACTIONS

JANUARY 5/3, INF Luis Jimenez claimed off waivers by Boston; dismissed manager Ron Roenicke 1/5, signed C Nevin Ashley to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp 5/4, named Craig Counsell manager 1/15, signed C Martin Maldonado to a 2-year contract (avoided arbitration) 5/5, reinstated 2B Scooter Gennett from the 15-day disabled list; optioned OF Logan Schafer to 1/16, signed OF Gerardo Parra to a 1-year contract (avoided arbitration) Triple-A Colorado Springs 1/19, acquired RHP Corey Knebel, INF Luis Sardiñas and RHP Marcos Diplan from Texas in 5/7, optioned RHP to Triple-A Colorado Springs exchange for RHP Yovani Gallardo and cash considerations; designated 1B Hunter Morris for 5/8, selected the contract of RHP Brandon Kintzler from Triple-A Colorado Springs assignment 5/13, reinstated RHP Jim Henderson from the 15-day disabled list and optioned him to Triple-A 1/21, signed LHP Dontrelle Willis to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp; Colorado Springs invited OF Matt Long to Major League camp 5/14, placed SS Jean Segura on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 5/13, with a fractured right fifth 1/22, added the following non-roster players to Major League camp: C Parker Berberet , C Cameron finger Garfield, C Adam Weisenburger , RHP Tyler Cravy, LHP Hobbs Johnson and RHP Taylor Williams 5/15, recalled INF Luis Sardiñas from Triple-A Colorado Springs 1/26, 1B Hunter Morris cleared waivers, outrighted to Triple-A Colorado Springs and invited to Major 5/18, optioned 2B Scooter Gennett to Triple-A Colorado Springs; recalled RHP Corey Knebel League camp as a non-roster player from Triple-A Colorado Springs; traded RHP to Philadelphia in exchange for cash 1/30, signed LHP Neal Cotts to a 1-year contract; designated INF/OF Elian Herrera for assignment considerations 5/21, outrighted RHP Jim Henderson to Triple-A Colorado Springs FEBRUARY 5/22, LHP Will Smith suspended for 8 games by for putting a “foreign substance” 2/3, INF/OF Elian Herrera cleared waivers, outrighted to Triple-A Colorado Springs and invited to Major on his arm during a game; Smith announces that he will appeal League camp as a non-roster player 5/25, placed RHP Wily Peralta on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 5/23, with a strained left oblique 2/4, signed RHP Chris Perez to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp 5/26, recalled RHP David Goforth from Triple-A Colorado Springs 2/11, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: C Juan Centeno , OF Shane Peterson, INF 5/28, sent C Jonathan Lucroy to Class-A Brevard County on rehab assignment; outrighted RHP Rob Yadiel Rivera, RHP Michael Blazek, RHP David Goforth, RHP Brooks Hall, RHP Jeremy Jeffress Wooten to Triple-A Colorado Springs and LHP Michael Strong 5/29, reinstated SS Jean Segura from the 15-day disabled list; designated RHP Brandon Kintzler for 2/20, signed OF Khris Davis and RHP Jimmy Nelson to 1-year contracts assignment (later rescinded) and then placed on the 15-day disabled list with left knee tendinitis 2/28, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: 1B Matt Clark, INF Hector Gomez, INF Luis 5/31, placed OF Khris Davis on the 15-day disabled list with a torn meniscus in his right knee; selected Jimenez, INF/OF Jason Rogers, INF Luis Sardinas, OF Logan Schafer, RHP Johnny Hellweg, the contract of RHP Tyler Wagner from Double-A Biloxi; optioned RHP Tyler Wagner to Double-A Biloxi RHP Jim Henderson, RHP Taylor Jungmann, RHP Corey Knebel, RHP Tyler Thornburg, LHP Wei- Chung Wang and RHP Rob Wooten JUNE 6/1, reinstated C Jonathan Lucroy from the 15-day disabled list; optioned C Juan Centeno to Triple-A MARCH Colorado Springs; selected the contract of RHP Tyler Cravy from Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/2, signed RHP Mike Fiers and RHP Wily Peralta to 1-year contracts 6/2, claimed INF Hernan Perez off waivers from Detroit; designated INF Elian Herrera for assignment 3/3, outrighted RHP Brooks Hall to Triple-A Colorado Springs; signed 2B Scooter Gennett and SS 6/3, recalled OF Shane Peterson from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned RHP Tyler Cravy to Triple-A Jean Segura to 1-year contracts; renewed the contract of LHP Will Smith Colorado Springs 3/10, optioned RHP Johnny Hellweg to Triple-A Colorado Springs; returned C Cameron Garfield , RHP 6/5, suspension of LHP Will Smith for having a “foreign substance” on his arm during the 5/21 game at Brooks Hall, LHP Hobbs Johnson and RHP Taylor Williams to minor-league camp; optioned LHP Atlanta reduced from 8 games to 6 games by Major League Baseball following an appeal; outrighted INF Wei-Chung Wang to Class-A Brevard County Elian Herrera to Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/13, LHP Dontrelle Willis announced his retirement 6/9, recalled RHP Taylor Jungmann from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned INF Luis Sardiñas to 3/14, signed RHP Francisco Rodriguez to a 2-year contract with a club option for 2017 Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/15, returned C Parker Berberet , 1B Hunter Morris, RHP Tyler Cravy and LHP Brent Leach to 6/10, optioned RHP David Goforth to Triple-A Colorado Springs minor-league camp 6/11, recalled 2B Scooter Gennett from Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/16, optioned INF Yadiel Rivera and LHP Mike Strong to Double-A Biloxi 6/16, claimed 3B Matt Dominguez off waivers from Houston and optioned him to Triple-A Colorado 3/19, exercised the 2016 club option on manager Ron Roenicke; optioned RHP Taylor Jungmann and Springs; designated LHP Wei-Chung Wang for assignment RHP Corey Knebel to Triple-A Colorado Springs; returned C Adam Weisenburger to minor-league 6/18, outrighted LHP Wei-Chung Wang to Class-A Brevard County camp 3/23, optioned RHP David Goforth to Triple-A Colorado Springs JULY 3/24, returned INF and OF Bryan Petersen to minor-league camp 7/1, sent OF Khris Davis to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment 3/26, optioned OF Shane Peterson and INF Luis Sardiñas to Triple-A Colorado Springs 7/3, recalled RHP Tyler Cravy and RHP David Goforth from Triple-A Colorado Springs; optioned INF/ 3/29, optioned RHP Brandon Kintzler to Triple-A Colorado Springs; released RHP Chris Perez OF Jason Rogers and RHP Corey Knebel to Triple-A Colorado Springs 3/31, optioned C Juan Centeno , 1B Matt Clark, INF/OF Jason Rogers and RHP Rob Wooten to 7/7, reinstated OF Khris Davis from the 15-day disabled list; optioned RHP David Goforth to Triple-A Triple-A Colorado Springs; returned C Nevin Ashley , OF Matt Long and RHP Ariel Peña to minor- Colorado Springs league camp; signed RHP Chris Perez to a minor-league contract 7/11, sent RHP Wily Peralta to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment 7/16, sent RHP Wily Peralta to Double-A Biloxi on rehab assignment APRIL 7/20, optioned RHP Tyler Cravy to Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/2, traded 1B Hunter Morris to Pittsburgh in exchange for a player to be named; returned INF/OF Elian 7/21, reinstated RHP Matt Garza from the 15-day disabled list Herrera to minor-league camp 7/23, acquired RHP Yhonathan Barrios from Pittsburgh in exchange for 3B Aramis Ramirez and cash; 4/4, placed RHP Jim Henderson on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 3/26, with right shoulder recalled RHP David Goforth from Triple-A Colorado Springs inflammation 7/28, reinstated RHP Wily Peralta from the 15-day disabled list; optioned RHP David Goforth to 4/17, placed OF Carlos Gomez on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 4/16, with a strained right Triple-A Colorado Springs hamstring; recalled INF/OF Jason Rogers from Triple-A Colorado Springs; sent RHP Jim Henderson 7/30, acquired LHP Josh Hader, RHP Adrian Houser, OF Brett Phillips and OF Domingo Santana to Class-A Brevard County on rehab assignment from Houston in exchange for OF Carlos Gomez, RHP Mike Fiers and International Signing Bonus 4/21, placed C Jonathan Lucroy on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured left great toe; recalled C Slot #76 Juan Centeno from Triple-A Colorado Springs; placed 2B Scooter Gennett on the 15-day disabled 7/31, recalled OF Logan Schafer from Triple-A Colorado Springs; selected the contract of INF/OF Elian list, retroactive to 4/20, with a left hand laceration; selected the contract of INF/OF Elian Herrera from Herrera from Triple-A Colorado Springs; acquired RHP Zach Davies from Baltimore in exchange for Triple-A Colorado Springs; designated RHP Brandon Kintzler for assignment OF Gerardo Parra; recalled RHP Tyler Thornburg from Triple-A Colorado Springs; acquired OF Malik 4/22, optioned RHP Tyler Thornburg to Triple-A Colorado Springs; recalled RHP Rob Wooten from Collymore from St. Louis in exchange for RHP Jonathan Broxton and cash; claimed RHP Preston Triple-A Colorado Springs Guilmet off waivers from Los Angeles 4/23, outrighted RHP Brandon Kintzler to Triple-A Colorado Springs 4/24, sent RHP Jim Henderson to Double-A Biloxi on rehab assignment AUGUST 8/4, sent RHP Brandon Kintzler to Rookie Arizona on rehab assignment; optioned RHP Preston MAY Guilmet to Triple-A Colorado Springs 5/1, sent 2B Scooter Gennett to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment; sent RHP Jim Henderson 8/5, recalled RHP Tyler Cravy from Triple-A Colorado Springs to Triple-A Colorado Springs on rehab assignment 8/7, recalled INF Jason Rogers from Triple-A Colorado Springs; outrighted INF Hector Gomez to 5/2, reinstated OF Carlos Gomez from the 15-day disabled list; designated INF Luis Jimenez for Triple-A Colorado Springs assignment 8/8, INF Hector Gomez declined outright assignment and elects free agency PLAYERS USED IN 2015 PITCHERS (20): Michael Blazek, Jonathan Broxton, Neal Cotts, Tyler Cravy, Mike Fiers, Matt Garza, David Goforth, Preston Guilmet, Jeremy Jeffress, Taylor Jungmann, Brandon Kintzler, Corey Knebel, Kyle Lohse, Jimmy Nelson, Wily Peralta, Francisco Rodriguez, Will Smith, Tyler Thornburg, Tyler Wagner, Rob Wooten

CATCHERS (3): Juan Centeno, Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado

INFIELDERS (10): Scooter Gennett, Hector Gomez, Elian Herrera, Luis Jimenez, Adam Lind, Hernan Perez, Aramis Ramirez, Jason Rogers, Luis Sardiñas, Jean Segura

OUTFIELDERS (6): Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Carlos Gomez, Gerardo Parra, Shane Peterson, Logan Schafer

TOTAL PLAYERS USED: 39 (position players based on primary position) BREWERS ON TWITTER Michael Blazek ...... @MichaelBlazek34 Jonathan Lucroy ...... @JLucroy20 Offi cial Brewers ...... @Brewers Neal Cotts ...... @NealJames56 Martin Maldonado ...... @Machete1224 Brewers Player Development ...... @BrewersPD Tyler Cravy ...... @TylerJayCravy Wily Peralta ...... @WilyPeralta38 Brewers Community Foundation ...... @brewerscf Matt Garza ...... @Gdeuceswild Shane Peterson ...... @speters2 Bernie Brewer ...... @Bernie_Brewer Scooter Gennett ...... @Sgennett2 Will Smith ...... @White_Willy31 Mike Vassallo (Media Relations) ...... @MikeVassallo13 Jeremy Jeffress ...... @JMontana41 Tyler Thornburg ...... @TylerThornburg Kyle Lohse ...... @KyleLohse26