2019 Game Notes -A Affiliate: www.BlueWahoos.com/Media Game #1/#2, Away #1/#2 (0-0), Pensacola Blue Wahoos (0-0) at Mobile BayBears (0-0), 5:05 PM Doubleheader Probable Pitching Matchup

RHP Jorge Alcala vs. RHP Jeremy Beasley RHP Brusdar Graterol vs. RHP Matt Ball DH Thursday, April 4, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Mobile BayBears, 5:05 PM Saturday, April 6, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Mobile BayBears, 7:05 PM, LHP vs. LHP Patrick Sandoval Sunday, April 7, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Mobile BayBears, 2:05 PM, RHP vs. LHP Max Hermann Monday, April 8, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Mobile BayBears, 6:35 PM, RHP vs. RHP Jose Rodriguez

2019 At A Glance Blue Wahoos vs. BayBears Record 2019: Home: Road: Home Attendance (Total/Average) 2018: 12-12 Come From Behind Wins Last Shutout By Blue Wahoos -The Blue Wahoos and BayBears will play 25 times in 2019. Last Shutout By Opponent -During the 2018 season, the Blue Wahoos hit .243 against the BayBears Vs. RHS/LHP and were outscored 113-91. Blue Wahoos/Opponents scoring first -The Blue Wahoos staff held a 4.21 ERA against Mobile in 2018. Games decided in final AB/Walk-Off 1-Run Games 2019 Matchups: Home/Road April 4-8 in Mobile (5) Series Openers/Finales April 20-24 in Pensacola (5) After 7.0 Ahead/Tied/Trailing May 16-20 in Pensacola (5) After 8.0 Ahead/Tied/Trailing July 22-26 in Pensacola (5) Extra Inning Games/Home/Road August 7-11 in Mobile (5)

Yesterday’s Game: The Blue Wahoos and BayBars Opening Night in New Affiliation: Mobile was postponed due to rain. -After seven seasons as an affiliate of the , the Blue Wahoos signed a two-year Player Development Agreement with the Minnesota Twins during the off-season that extends through the 2020 season. During their tenure with the Reds, the Wahoos went 474-497, hit .241 as a team, held a 3.64 team ERA, and took home a share of the 2017 Southern League title.

Ballpark Improvements: -The Blue Wahoos spent over $600,000 over the off-season upgrading award-win- ning Blue Wahoos Stadium. New additions included four gourmet themed Con- cession Storefronts, a 20-foot HD homeplate concourse videoboard, and over 2018 Offensive Leaders 17,000 square feet of new infield sod. Blue Wahoos Stadium has won the South- Games: Shed Long 126 ern League Ballpark of the Year three times and was named MiLB’s “Best View In Runs: Shed Long 75 Double-A” over the off-season. Hits: Shed Long 118 Doubles: Shed Long 22 Mound Aces: Triples: Jose Sire 9 -The Blue Wahoos starting rotation includes three of the Minnesota Home Runs: Aristides Aquino 20 Twins top 30 prospects (MLB Pipeline): #3 Brusdar Graterol, #18 Jorge Alcala, Runs Batted In: Gavin LaValley 57 and #24 Griffin Jax. Among , Graterol is #1 in the organization, Alcala Total Bases: Shed Long 186 Stolen Bases: Shed Long, TJ Friedl 19 ranks as #7, and Jax is #10 Average (150 AB) Narcisco Crook .286 -The Blue Wahoos projected Opening Day bullpen staff posted a combined 2.80 On-Base: Mitch Nay .363 ERA during the 2018 season. Slugging: Jose Siri .474 Top Prospects: 2018 Pitching Leaders - America pegged Pensacola as the probable #2 strongest team in all of Games: Robinson Leyer 42 the minors in their recent 2019 Super Teams preview, and the Wahoos Opening Wins: Vladimir Gutierrez, Seth Varner 9 Day roster backs up the prediction featuring top prospects OF (Twins Starts: Daniel Wright 28 #2, #9 overall), P Brusdar Graterol (#3, #68), Luis Arraez (#17), P Jorge Alcala Saves: Alex Powers 18 (#18), and P Griffin Jax (#23). : Daniel Wright 151.1 : Vladimir Gutierrez 145 Pass The Mic: ERA (50 IP) Robinson Leyer 2.59 -After seven seasons as Pensacola’s lead play-by-play broadcaster, Tommy WHIP: Seth Varner 1.13 Thrall received a major league call-up. He joins the Cincinnati Reds broadcast Holds: Robinson Leyer 8 team for the 2019 season. Taking over for Thrall will be Chris Garagiola in his third Around The Farm: season as part of the Wahoos radio team. AAA- (1-0): The Red Wings opened their season with a 4-2 win over Lehigh Valley. On the mound, allowed just 1 earned (2 runs) on 3 hits Championship Experience: -16 current Blue Wahoos were members of the 2018 Fort Myers Miracle Florida over 5.0 IP, striking out 8 to earn the win. Ryan Eades and each tossed two State League championship-winning team led by Ramon Borrego and Steve scoreless, hitless innings of relief, each striking out 4. Ronald Torreyes, Wilin Rosario, Singleton: Adam Bray, Andro Cutura, , Ernie De La Trinidad, Brusdar and Randy Cesar each homered. LaMonte Wade was 3-4. Graterol, Taylor Grzelakowski, Caleb Hamilton, Griffin Jax, Jimmy Kerrigan, High A-Fort Myers Miracle (1-0): The Miracle blew out Charlotte 11-3 at home. Lewin Alex Kirilloff, Mitchell Kranson, Ryan Mason, Jovani Moran, Sean Poppen, Cody Diaz was 4-5 with a double, 3 RBI, and a run scored. Akil Baddoo (3B, HR) and Ben Stashak, Tyler Wells. Rortvedt each had two hits. Bryan Sammons went 4.1 IP, allowing an unearned run on 7 hits while striking out 5. Anthony Viscaya earned the win in relief. Around The World: -The Blue Wahoos have six foreign-born players on their Opening Day roster: A- (0-1) The Kernels fell 10-2 to Peoria in their opener at home. Dominican Republic (2)-Jorge Alcala, Willians Ramirez. Venezuela (2)-Brusdar Yunior Severino was 2-4 with a run in a 5-hit effort by Cedar Rapids. Austin Schulfer Graterol, Luis Arraez. Puerto Rico (2)-Jovani Moran, Brian Navarreto. threw 3.0 scoreless in relief, striking out 5. Starting Jorge Alcala, RHP, #16 Hometown: Bajos de Haina, DR Age: 23

Year Team W-L ERA G GS IP H ER BB K AVG WHIP 2015 DSL (R) 2-0 3.06 12 2 32.1 27 11 19 20 .227 1.42 2016 GCL (R) 1-1 1.21 6 3 22.1 14 3 6 35 .175 0.90 Tri-City (A) 0-1 5.27 3 3 13.2 20 8 4 15 .345 1.76 Greeneville (R) 2-1 1.80 6 4 20.0 12 4 8 20 .174 1.00 Total 3-3 2.41 15 10 56.0 46 15 18 70 .222 1.14 2017 Quad Cities (A) 2-0 2.03 6 4 31.0 16 7 12 35 .155 0.90 Buies Creek (A+) 5-6 3.45 16 14 78.1 55 30 33 60 .200 1.12 Total 7-6 3.05 22 18 109.1 71 37 45 95 .188 1.06 2018 Buies Creek (A+) 1-4 3.03 10 7 38.2 25 13 18 45 .182 1.11 Corpus Christi (AA) 2-3 3.54 9 5 40.2 36 16 17 37 .243 1.30 Chattanooga (AA) 0-4 5.85 5 4 20.0 23 13 14 22 .280 1.85 Total 3-11 3.81 24 16 99.1 84 42 49 104 .229 1.34 Career 15-20 3.18 73 46 297.0 228 105 131 289 .213 1.21

2018 Highs B/T: R/R HT: 6’3” WT: 180 Born: July 28, 1995 Innings: 8.0, 7/17 vs. FRI Acquired: Trade w/ HOU, July 27, 2018 w/ OF Gilberto Celestino for RHP Ryan Pressly Hits: 8, 2x, last 7/11 at MID Notes: ER: 3, 7x, last 8/24 vs. JAX -Enters 2019 ranked as the #18 prospect in the Minnesota Twins system by MLB Pipeline and the Ks: 8, 2x, last 7/17 vs. FRI #6 pitching prospect in the organization. Walks: 5, 4/11 at LYN -Signed on December 3, 2014 as an international free agent for just $10,000 out of the Dominican Pitches: 97, 7/17 vs. FRI Republic by the . 2019 Highs -Acquired by the Twins at the 2018 trade deadline alongside OF Gilberto Celestino in exchange Innings: for reliever Ryan Pressly. Ranked as the #10 prospect in the Houston system at the time of the Hits: trade. ER: -Combines high octane fastball that sits 95-98 with a slider, curveball, and changeup to generate K’s: swings and misses (9.4 K/9 in 2018). HR: Pitches: -Made 5 appearances in the Southern League following trade (4 starts), going 0-4 with a 5.85 ERA over 20.0 IP, allowing 13 runs on 23 hits while striking out 22 and walking 14. Career Highs -Named League Pitcher of the Week June 4-10, 2018, allowing just 1 run on 3 hits over two Innings: 8.0, 7/17/18 vs. FRI appearances, throwing 9.0 IP and striking out 7. Hits: 8, 4x, last 7/11/18 at MID -Walked 6.3 BB/9 in the Southern League in 2018. Holds a career 4.0 BB/9 rate. ER: 5, 8/18/17 at DE K: 9, 8/31/16 at VER -Saddled with 11 losses in 2018 despite strong 3.81 ERA. Received 2 or less runs of run support Pitches: 97, 2x, last 8/17/18 vs. FRI while on the mound in 13 of his 16 starts, including 1 or less runs 10 times.

2019 Splits RHB: LHB: Home: Road: 2019 Game-By-Game Starts No. Date Opp. Result IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-S Left Notes Brusdar Graterol, RHP, #22 Hometown: Calobozo, VEN Age: 20

Year Team W-L ERA G GS IP H ER BB K AVG WHIP 2015 DSL (R) 0-1 2.45 4 4 11.0 12 3 1 17 .237 1.18 2017 GCL (R) 2-0 1.40 5 2 19.1 10 3 4 21 .152 0.72 ELZ (R) 2-1 3.92 5 5 20.2 16 9 9 24 .213 1.21 Total 4-1 2.70 10 7 40.0 26 12 13 45 .184 0.98 2018 CR (A) 3-2 2.18 8 8 41.1 26 12 13 45 .195 0.94 FTM (A+) 5-2 3.12 11 11 60.2 59 21 19 56 .261 1.29 Total 8-4 2.74 19 19 102.0 89 31 28 107 .234 1.15 Career 12-6 2.71 33 30 153.0 127 46 42 169 .225 1.10

2018 Highs B/T: R/R HT: 6’1” WT: 180 Born: August 26, 1998 Innings: 7.0, 2x, last 8/15 vs. CR Acquired: International Free Agent, August 2014 Hits: 9, 7/1 vs. LAK Notes: ER: 5, 7/1 vs. LAK -Enters 2019 ranked as the #1 pitching prospect in the Minnesota Twins organization and their K: 10, 2x, last 7/28 @ DBT #3 overall season. Ranks as the #21 right-handed pitching in baseball () Ranks Walks: 5, 4/20 @ CLI as #67 overall on MLB Pipeline. Pitches: 97, 7/28 @DBT -Signed in August 2014 as a 16-year-old international free agent from Venezuela for a $150,000 2019 Highs bonus. Innings: -Missed majority of 2015 debut season and all of 2016 following Tommy John surgery. Hits: -Established self as top prospect in 2017 return, showing off a fastball that could reach triple digits ER: and going 4-1 with a 2.70 ERA over 40.0 IP while striking out 40 and holding hitters to a .184 K’s: average between R-GCL and R-Elizabethton. HR: Pitches: -Opened 2018 with A-Cedar Rapids. Was a Mid-Season All-Star, posting a 2.18 ERA in 41.1 IP for the Kernels, striking out 51 and holding a 0.94 WHIP. Career Highs -Promoted to Fort Myers in July 2018. Made 11 starts for the Miracle, posting a 3.12 ERA over Innings: 8.0, 7/17/18 vs. FRI 60.2 IP and helping the Miracle win the championship. Hits: 8, 4x, last 7/11/18 at MID -Holds a career 9.9 K/9 rate. Has allowed just 5 home runs in his professional career (151.0 IP). ER: 5, 8/18/17 at DE K: 9, 8/31/16 at VER -Repertoire include a fastball that sits 96-98 and has exceeded 100 mph, a hard slider, a curveball, Pitches: 97, 2x, last 8/17/18 vs. FRI and a change-up.

2019 Splits RHB: LHB: Home: Road: 2019 Game-By-Game Starts No. Date Opp. Result IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-S Left Notes Blue Wahoos Bullpen Adam Bray RHP #27 Ryan Mason RHP #39 2018: A+ 2-0, 2 SV, 38.1 IP, 35 H, 8 ER, 7 BB, 40 K, 1.88 ERA, 1.10 WHIP 2018: A/A+, 10-3, 7 SV, 74.2 IP, 73 H, 22 ER, 12 BB, 62 K, 2.77 ERA, 1.14 WHIP Versus Left: .303 AVG Versus Right: .190 AVG Versus Left: .278 AVG Versus Right: .264 AVG

-Drafted by the in the 33rd round of the 2015 from -Selected in the 13th round of the 2016 draft from the University of South Dakota State where he went 8-4 with a 2.96 ERA as a senior. California, where he went 26-11 with a 3.32 ERA over four seasons. -Acquired by the Twins for cash before the 2018 season. Minneapolis -Made 36 relief outings for the Miracle in 2018, going 9-3 with a 2.84 native made 19 appearances out of the Fort Myers (A+) bullpen in 2018, throwing 38.1 innings and putting up a 1.88 ERA while holding righties ERA, leading the FSL champions in wins and finishing tied for sixth in the to a .190 average. league in wins. Made 26 appearances longer than 1.0 innings in 2018 -Made 10 appearances for the Salt River Rapids in the Arizona Fall and was 5-0 with a 1.79 ERA it home. League in off-season, striking out 14 in 13.2 IP in the top prospect league -Finished the season with a 1.45 ERA over his last 10 outings, including and allowing just 4 earned runs (2.63 ERA). the playoffs, allowing just 3 earned over 18.2 IP while striking out 19. Sam Clay LHP #18 Jovani Moran LHP #30 2018: AA, 2-6, 1 SV, 52.0 IP, 54 H, 34 ER, 26 BB, 61 K, 5.77 ERA, 1.73 WHIP 2018: A/A+, 9-3, 8 SV, 76.0 IP, 45 H, 19 ER, 35 BB, 107 K, 2.25 ERA, 1.05 WHIP Versus Left: .154 AVG Versus Right: .319 AVG Versus Left: .242 AVG Versus Right: .152 AVG

-Taken by the Twins in the fourth round of the 2014 draft after posting a -Selected in the 7th round of the 2015 draft from the Carlos Beltran 1.26 ERA in 57.0 innings out of the Georgia Tech bullpen. Baseball Academy in Puerto Rico. - Held lefties to a .154 average in 2018 with AA-Chattanooga, striking out 61 in 52.0 innings and putting up a 5.88 ERA over 34 games. -Split 2018 between A-Cedar Rapids (3-2, 2.06 ERA, 44.1 IP) and -Made 3 appearances against Pensacola during the 2018 season, High A-Fort Myers (6-1, 2.56 ERA, 31.2 IP), finishing the season with allowing 3 runs in 3.2 IP (7.36 ERA) and striking out 4. In his only a cumulative 2.25 ERA in 37 outings (76.0 IP) with 107 strikeouts (12.7 appearance at Blue Wahoos Stadium on April allowed 2 ER in 1.2 IP K/9). while striking out 3. -Threw 2.1 scoreless innings in the 2018 FSL championship series, striking out 6 of the 7 batters he retired. Andro Cutura RHP #21 2018: A+, 4-6, 1 SV, 101.0 IP, 100 H, 41 ER, 28 BB, 83 K, 3.65 ERA, 1.27 WHIP RHP #14 2018: A+/AA, 2-1, 37 G, 4 SV, 59.2 IP, 49 H, 19 ER, 15 BB, 2.87 ERA, 1.07 WHIP Versus Left: .231 AVG Versus Right: .294 AVG Versus Left: .231 AVG Versus Right: .230 AVG -Pearl River, Louisiana native was taken in the 7th round of the 2014 draft out of Southeastern Louisiana. Went 10-2 with a 1.95 ERA in 16 -2015 13th round selection from St. John’s where he went 7-4 with a starts in final season of collegiate ball. 3.57 ERA over 16 starts (85.2 IP) as a junior. -Promoted to Fort Myers (A+) in 2018 return from Tommy John and went -Went 1-1 with a 2.75 ERA in 35 appearances (55.2 IP) in the Southern 4-6 with a 3.65 ERA and 1.27 WHIP and 2.96 K/BB rate in 101.0 innings. League with Chattanooga in 2018, striking out 69. -In his final outing of 2018, tied his career high with 9 strikeouts against -Threw 3.0 scoreless innings against Pensacola in 2018, striking out 6 Palm Beach in the Florida State League playoffs, going 7.0 innings and and allowing just 1 hit. allowing just one run on 4 hits in the league semi-finals. LHP #11 2018: AA, 4-5, 2 SV, 38 G, 59.2 IP, 74 H, 28 ER, 20 BB, 49 K, 4.22 ERA, 1.58 WHIP Pitcher Last D IP H ER BB K IR/RS SV/OPP Versus Left: .276 AVG Versus Right: .329 AVG Bray -Sixth overall selection in the 2015 draft from Illinois where he was All- Clay Conference and Big Ten Pitcher of the Year as a junior (5-2, 1.08 ERA, Cutura 14 saves). In three NCAA seasons, saved 24 games and held a 1.68 Knight ERA and 10.0 K/9. -A frequent inclusion on top prospect lists before being slowed by Jay injuries, ranked as high as #60 in the league in MLB Pipeline’s rankings Mason (2016) and #80 in Baseball America (2016). Was ranked as the Twins #4 overall prospect by Pipeline in 2016. Stashak -In 59.2 IP in the Southern League in 2018, held a 4.22 ERA, 1.58 WHIP, and .310 opponent average. Dusten Knight RHP #17 2018: R/AA/AAA: 4-1, 5 SV, 47.1 IP, 33 H, 9 ER, 12 BB, 48 K, 1.71 ERA, .196 AVG Versus Left: .167 AVG Versus Right: .300 AVG

-Claimed off waivers from the Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA, SF)in December 2018. Posted a 1.71 ERA in 29 games across 3 levels in 2018, throwing 47.1 IP and holding opponents to a .196 average. -Made 20 appearances at the AA level in 2018 with Richmond, throwing 35.2 IP and holding a 2.27 ERA while going 4-1 with 4 saves. -14 of his 20 outings at the AA level in 2018 went for longer than 1.0 innings. Went 3.0+ innings 4 times. Catchers

Caleb HAMILTON, R/R, #24 vs. LHP/RHP: .239/.191 Drew MAGGI R/R, #15 vs. LHP/RHP: .276/.270 Last App: 9/10/18 vs. DBT (1-3, RBI, BB) Streak: +4 Last App: 9/3/2018 vs. TOL (2-4) Streak: +5 -Taken in the 38th round of the 2016 draft by Washington out of high school, chose -Signed by the Twins as a free agent in January 2019. Originally a 15th round to attend Oregon State and was selected in the 23rd round of the 2016 draft by the selection in the 2010 draft by the . Has played in Pirates, Angels, Twins. Dodgers, and Indians organziations. -In three professional seasons, has appeared at every defensive position playing -Has received All-Star selections twice in the AA-Texas League (Arkansas 15, Tulsa catcher (107 games), 3B (57), LF (19), CF (14), 1B (14), 2B (10), SS (3), RF (2), 16) and in the AA-Eastern League (Altoona, 14). and P (1). -Has played 197 games at the AAA level across three seasons and holds a career -Has caught 39% of attempted base stealers in his career including 47% in 2017 and .272/.352/.370 slash line in 629 Triple-A at-bats. 35% in 2018. 2018 Highs, Hits: 3, 4 times RBI: 3, 6/16 vs. IND Last 10: 2018 Highs, Hits: 3, 6/28 @ TAM RBI: 5, 6/28 @ TAM Last 10:

Brian SCHALES R/R, #9 vs. LHP/RHP: .220/.273 Mitchell KRANSON, R/R, #2 vs. LHP/RHP: .118/.294 Last App: 9/3/2018 vs. JAX (0-3) Streak: -3 Last App: 9/3/2018 @ JXN (2-3, R, BB) Streak: +2 -Acquired from the in a November 2018 trade in exchange for P Nick -Ninth round selection in 2016 from the University of California. Hit .288/.330/.423 Anderson. Originally a 4th round selection in the 2014 draft by Miami out of Edison with 12 HR in three collegiate seasons, being named to the 2016 Pacific 12 All- High School (CA). Conference team. -In five seasons in the Marlins system, slashed .242/.325/.332 with 21 homers and -Opened 2018 in Fort Myers, playing 21 games before June promotion to AA- 175 RBI while primarily playing 3B (396 games) and 2B (114 games) and appearing Chattanooga. In 56 games with the Lookouts, slashed .262/.349/.369. 4 times at SS. -After catching just 10% of base stealers in pro debut in 2016, threw out 32% in 2017 -Was named a Southern League Post-Season All-Star in 2018 with Jacksonville and 24% in 2018. after setting career highs in homers (10), on-base (.354), doubles (27), and RBI (49). 2018 Highs, Hits: 3, 4/11 vs. FLO RBI: 3, 7/22 @ MOB Last 10: Named an MiLB.com Organizational All-Star in 2018 in the Marlins system. 2018 Highs, Hits: 4, 8/5 @ BLX RBI: 4, 5/17 vs. MOB Last 10: Brian NAVARRETO, R/R, #8 vs. LHP/RHP: .250/.245 Outfielders Last App: 9/1/2018 @ JXN (3-3, R, RBI) Streak: +1 -Sixth round selection in the 2013 draft from Arlington Country Day School in Jaylin DAVIS R/R, #5 vs. LHP/RHP: .352/.253 Jacksonville, FL, the highest selection from Arlington Country Day since Javier Baez Last App: 9/3 @ JXN (1-4, R) Streak: +2 went 9th overall in 2011. -Split 2017 between Fort Myers, where he was a Mid-Season All-Star (.210/.255/.288 -Drafted in the 24th round of the 2015 draft after a torn labrum ended his junior in 65 games), and AA-Chattanooga (.206/.281/.284 in 29 games). season at Appalachian State after 18 games. Set school single-season triples record -Spent entirety of 2018 with the Lookouts, setting career highs in average (.246), (7) as a sophomore. doubles (19), games (97), and hits (88). Caught .54% of attempted base stealers in -Received mid-season call-up to Double-A in 2018 after hitting .271/.354/.397 with 2017 and 39% in 2018. 5 HR for Fort Myers in 57 games. In 63 games with AA-Chattanooga, slashed 2018 Highs, Hits: 3, 6 times RBI: 2, 6 times Last 10: .275/.341/.425 with 22 XBH including 6 HR. -Was named a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star and MiLB.com Organizational All-Star in 2018. Infielders 2018 Highs, Hits: 4, 6/8 vs. DUN RBI: 4, 8/18 @ MIS Last 10: .267/.308 Luis ARRAEZ, L/R, #1 vs. LHP/RHP: Ernie DE LA TRINIDAD, R/R, #25 vs. LHP/RHP: .130/.364 9/3/2018 @ JXN (2-4) +3 Last App: Streak: Last App: 9/1 vs. CLR (1-3, R) Streak: +2 -Signed as an international free agent from Venezuela in November 2013. -Drafted in the 24th round of the 2015 draft after a torn labrum ended his junior -Missed 2017 season with torn ACL, returned in 2018 and hit .310 in 406 ABs between season at Appalachian State after 18 games. Set school single-season triples record High A-Fort Myers and AA-Chattanooga. (7) as a sophomore. -Enters 2019 as the Twins #17 prospect (Pipeline) with a career .329/.381/.416 slash -Received mid-season call-up to Double-A in 2018 after hitting .271/.354/.397 with line over 1,216 MiLB at-bats. Added to Twins 40-man in off-season. 5 HR for Fort Myers in 57 games. In 63 games with AA-Chattanooga, slashed 2018 Highs, Hits: 5, 6/22 @BRD RBI: 2, 9 times Last 10: .275/.341/.425 with 22 XBH including 6 HR. -Was named a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star and MiLB.com Jordan GORE, S/R, #10 vs. LHP/RHP: .257/.248 Organizational All-Star in 2018. Last App: 8/28/2018 vs. JAX (2-3) Streak: +2 2018 Highs, Hits: 4, 2 times RBI: 4, 6/25 @ CLI Last 10: -Selected in the 19th round of the 2017 draft out of Coastal Carolina. Spent his first two NCAA seasons at South Carolina before transferring. As a junior at Coastal Jimmy KERRIGAN, R/R, #12 vs. LHP/RHP: .130/.364 Carolina, hit .318 and reached base at a .389 clip in 57 games. Last App: 9/1 vs. CLR (1-3, R) Streak: +2 -Opened 2018 season in Cedar Rapids and hit robust .307/.393/.377 in 63 games, earning a promotion directly to AA-Chattanooga. Spent 41 games at Double-A level -Signed out of the independent Frontier League during the 2017 season where he and hit .250 while reaching base at a .320 clip. had hit .328 with 10 HR in 53 games. -Four-year collegiate athlete hit .299/.393/.391 in NCAA career split between Temple -Defensively, has appeared at 2B, SS, and 3B. and Virginia Commonwealth. 2018 Highs, Hits: 3, 4 times RBI: 3, 2 times Last 10: -Was named a Florida State League All-Star in 2018, slashing .281/.342/.469 with the Miracle with 15 doubles, 2 triples, 6 HR, and 24 RBI. Hit .226 at the Double-A level in Taylor GRZELAKOWSKI, L/R, #23 vs. LHP/RHP: .182/.340 2018, knocking 6 homers and driving in 21 with the Lookouts. 2018 Highs, Hits: 4, 6/21 vs. BLX RBI: 4, 4/11 vs. FLO Last 10: Last App: 8/27/2018 vs. BRD (0-3) Streak: -3 -Undrafted out of Madonna University (NAIA, MI), where he was Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Player of the Year as a senior, hitting .426/.538/.756 with 12 homers and 20 steals in 49 games. -Post-college, played for the Utica Unicorns in the United Shore League before being signed by the Twins in August 2017. -In 2018, skipped directly to Fort Myers (A+) and was a Florida State League Mid- Season All-Star and MiLB.com Organizational All-Star, hitting .298/.370/.458 with 8 homers, 23 doubles, and 40 RBI. Hit .323 in the second half and appearanced at catcher (22 games), 1B (13), and LF (29). 2018 Highs, Hits: 5, 7/26 @ DBT RBI: 3, 4/22 @ BRD Last 10: Starting Pitcher Breakdown Pitcher GS IP H ER BB K ERA QS 6+

Catching Breakdown Catcher GC IC ER cERA CS SB SBA %

TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak...... 3, last 6/12 - 6/14 Longest Losing Streak...... 6, last 5/18 - 5/23 Largest Margin of Victory...... 8, last 4/6 at Mobile Largest Margin of Defeat...... 13, last 5/9 at Birmingham Most Runs in a Game...... 10, last 5/15 at Biloxi Most Runs in an Inning...... 6, 2x, last 5/24 (6th inning) vs. Tennessee Most Hits in a Game...... 15, last 5/7 at Birmingham Fewest Hits in a Game...... 2 2x, last 4/28 at Jacksonville Most Runs Allowed in a Game...... 16, last 5/9 at Birmingham Most Runs Allowed in an Inning...... 8 (4th inning), last 4/8 at Mobile Most Hits Allowed in a Game...... 16, last 4/26 at Jacksonville Fewest Hits Allowed in a Game...... 2, last 4/21 vs. Birmingham Most Strikeouts in a Game, Pitching...... 13, last 4/19 at Mississippi Most Innings Pitched, Starter...... 7.0, multiple pitchers, last 6/14 vs. Mobile LAST TIME IT HAPPENED: Swept A Series...... April 17-21, 2017 vs. Jacksonville (five games) Swept In A Series...... May 17-21, 2017 against Jackson (five games) Shutout Opponent...... May 25, 2018, 2-0 vs. Tennessee 2-Homer Game, Individual...... Aristides Aquino; May 15, 2018 (10-8 win at Biloxi) 3-Homer Game, Individual...... Never ...... Gavin LaValley; May 2, 2018 (9-5 win vs. Mississippi) Lead Off Game w/ Homer...... Tyler Goeddel; May 10, 2017 (2-1 win vs.Birmingham) Back-to-Back Homers...... Aristides Aquino & ; May 22, 2017 (9-1 win vs. Mobile) Inside The Park ...... Tony Renda; June 19, 2016 (2-1 win vs. Mobile) Walk-off Home Run...... ; May 10, 2017 (2-1 win vs. Birmingham) Walk-off Hit...... Narciso Crook, August 28, 2018 (5-4 win vs. Mobile) Four Hits...... Gabriel Guerrero; April 16, 2018 (8-3 win at Mississippi) Five Hits...... Bryson Smith; August 11, 2015 (13-10 win vs. Birmingham) Struck Out 10+...... Daniel Wright; June 4, 2018 (5-1 vs. Biloxi) Struck Out 15+...... Tony Cingrani; June 27, 2012 (5-0 win vs. Jackson) Perfect Game...... ; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) No-Hitter...... Tyler Mahle; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) One-Hitter...... Keury Mella, Robinson Leyer, Joel Bender; June 15, 2018 (5-0 win vs. Mobile 7-Inning Shutout...... Jose Lopez; August 8, 2017 (5-0 win at Tennessee) 9-Inning Shutout...... Tyler Mahle; April 22, 2017 (1-0 win at Mobile) Blue Wahoos Transactions

Opening Day Roster: Pitchers-Jorge Alcala, Jeff Ames, Adam Bray, Sam Clay, Andro Cutura, Brusdar Graterol, Griffin Jax, Tyler Jay, Dusten Knight, Ryan Mason, Jovani Moran, Sean Poppen, Devin Smeltzer, Cody Stashak -Daniel Camarena, Randy LeBlanc, Williams Ramirez, Tyler Wells

Catchers-Caleb Hamilton, Mitchell Kranson, Brian Navarreto Infielders-Luis Arraez, Jordan Gore, Taylor Grzelakowski, Drew Maggi, Brian Schales Outfielders-Jaylin Davis, Ernie De La Trinidad, Jimmy Kerrigan Injured List-Tanner English, Alex Kirilloff

Date Roster Move(s) 2019 DAY-BY-DAY SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Gm Date Opponent Result Winner Loser Record Position GB Time Attendance #1 Thu. April 4 at Mobile 6:35 PM #2 Fri. April 4 at Mobile 7:05 PM #3 Sat. April 5 at Mobile 7:05 PM #4 Sun. April 6 at Mobile 2:05 PM #5 Mon. April 7 at Mobile 6:35 PM Off Tue. April 9 #6 Wed. April 10 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #7 Thu. April 11 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #8 Fri. April 12 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #9 Sat. April 13 Jacksonville 6:05 PM #10 Sun. April 14 Jacksonville 1:05 PM #11 Mon. April 15 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #12 Tue. April 16 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #13 Wed. April 17 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #14 Thu. April 18 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #15 Fri. April 19 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #16 Sat. April 20 Mobile 6:05 PM #17 Sun. April 21 Mobile 5:05 PM #18 Mon. April 22 Mobile 6:35 PM #19 Tue. April 23 Mobile 6:35 PM #20 Wed. April 24 Mobile 6:35 PM #21 Thu. April 25 at Jackson 6:05 PM #22 Fri. April 26 at Jackson 6:05 PM #23 Sat. April 27 at Jackson 6:05 PM #24 Sun. April 28 at Jackson 2:05 PM #25 Mon. April 29 at Jackson 11:05 AM Off Tue. April 30 #26 Wed. May 1 Biloxi 6:35 PM #27 Thu. May 2 Biloxi 6:35 PM #28 Fri. May 3 Biloxi 6:35 PM #29 Sat. May 4 Biloxi 6:05 PM #30 Sun. May 5 Biloxi 1:05 PM #31 Mon. May 6 at Mississippi 6:35 PM #32 Tue. May 7 at Mississippi 6:35 PM #33 Wed. May 8 at Mississippi 10:35 AM #34 Thu. May 9 at Mississippi 6:35 PM #35 Fri. May 10 at Mississippi 6:35 PM #36 Sat. May 11 at Chattanooga 6:15 PM #37 Sun. May 12 at Chattanooga 1:15 PM #38 Mon. May 13 at Chattanooga 6:15 PM #39 Tue. May 14 at Chattanooga 6:15 PM #40 Wed. May 15 at Chattanooga 10:15 AM #41 Thu. May 16 Mobile 6:35 PM #42 Fri. April 17 Mobile 6:35 PM #43 Sat. April 18 Mobile 6:05 PM #44 Sun. April 19 Mobile 1:05 PM #45 Mon. April 20 Mobile 6:35 PM Off Tue. May 21 #46 Wed. May 22 at Tennessee 6:00 PM #47 Thu. May 23 at Tennessee 6:00 PM #48 Fri. May 24 at Tennessee 6:00 PM #49 Sat. May 25 at Tennessee 6:00 PM #50 Sun. May 26 at Tennessee 1:00 PM Off Mon. May 27 #51 Tue. May 28 Mississippi 6:35 PM #52 Wed. May 29 Mississippi 6:35 PM #53 Thu. May 30 Mississippi 6:35 PM #54 Fri. May 31 Mississippi 6:35 PM #55 Sat. Jun 1 Mississippi 6:05 PM #56 Sun. June 2 Jacksonville 1:05 PM #57 Mon. June 3 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #58 Tue. Jun 4 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #59 Wed. June 5 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #60 Thu. June 6 Jacksonville 6:35 PM #61 Fri. June 7 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #62 Sat. Jun 8 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #63 Sun. Jun 9 at Biloxi 2:35 PM #64 Mon. June 10 at Biloxi 6:35 PM #65 Tue. June 11 at Biloxi 10:35 AM #66 Wed. June 12 Tennessee 6:35 PM #67 Thu. June 13 Tennessee 6:35 PM #68 Fri. June 14 Tennessee 6:35 PM #69 Sat. June 15 Tennessee 6:05 PM #70 Sun. June 16 Tennessee 1:05 PM Off Mon. June 17 Tue. June 18 SL All-Star Game 6:35 PM Held in Biloxi Off Tue. June 18

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