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ALL-TIME RECORDS YEAR W-L PCT. FINISH 1998 65-97 .401 5th 1999 100-62 .617 1st 2000 85-77 .525 3rd 2001 92-70 .568 1st 2015 SEASON SUMMARY 2002 98-64 .605 1st 2003 84-78 .519 3rd Arizona Diamondbacks Communications  401 E. Jefferson Street, Phoenix, Ariz. 85004  602.462.6519 2004 51-111 .315 5th 2005 77-85 .475 2nd 2015 NL WEST STANDINGS WILD WEST 2006 76-86 .469 4th TEAM W-L PCT GB HOME ROAD R DIFF ♦ The D-backs went 39-37 (.513) vs. NL West this season, 8 more 2007 90-72 .556 1st Los Angeles 92-70 .568 - 55-26 37-44 +72 wins against divisional foes than 2014 (31), and the most victo- 2008 82-80 .506 2nd San Francisco 84-78 .519 -8.0 47-34 37-44 +69 ries against the West since 43 in 2011. 2009 70-92 .432 5th Arizona 79-83 .488 -13.0 39-42 40-41 +7 2010 65-97 .401 5th San Diego 74-88 .457 -18.0 39-42 35-46 -81 D-BACKS LEAD FAN COST INDEX FOR NINTH STRAIGHT YEAR 2011 94-68 .580 1st 2012 81-81 .500 3rd Colorado 68-94 .420 -24.0 36-45 32-49 -107 The D-backs have the lowest Fan Cost Index ($126.89) in MLB ♦ 2013 81-81 .500 2nd for the ninth straight year, via Team Marketing Report…Arizona SEASON NO. 18 RECAP 2014 64-98 .395 5th fi nished almost $85 below the industry average of $211.68. 2015 79-83 .488 3rd ♦ The D-backs went 79-83 (39-42 at home and 40-41 on the road). ♦The Fan Cost Index is a representative look at the costs for a ♦ Arizona went 39-37 vs. NL West, 14-19 vs. NL Central, 15-18 vs. family of four to attend a MLB game. It has been computed an- ATTENDANCE NL East and 11-9 in Interleague Play. nually by Team Marketing Report since 1991 and is comprised TOTAL NO. AVERAGE of 4 average tickets, 2 beers, 4 soft drinks, 4 hot dogs, parking Home 2,080,145 81 25,681 AT THE HELM for 1 car and 2 adult-sized hats. Road 2,612,384 81 32,655 ♦ guided the D-backs to a third place fi nish in the NL Totals 4,692,529 162 28,966 West in his fi rst season as . ESPN THE MAGAZINE TABS D-BACKS AS NINTH-BEST FRANCHISE ♦ Hale’s 79 wins were the second most by an Arizona manager in ♦ The D-backs ranked ninth among 122 franchises across all 4 BY THE NUMBERS their fi rst 162 games, trailing only ’s 92 in 2001. major sports and No. 2 in Major League in ESPN the Roof Open ...... 16-16 Manager Record First 162 G Magazine’s Ultimate Standings issue. Roof Closed...... 23-24 Bob Brenly ...... 92-70 ...... 2001 ♦ This marks the second time in the last 3 years that the D-backs Roof Open/Closed ...... 0-2 Chip Hale ...... 79-81 ...... 2015 were ranked amongst the Top 10 in all of sports…Arizona was Uniform - White ...... 18-16 ...... 77-85 ...... 2005 also ranked No. 1 amongst all Phoenix-based sports franchises. Uniform - Gray ...... 29-29 Uniform - Red ...... 23-25 ...... 77-85 ...... July 2, 2010-June 26, 2011 ♦ The rankings are based off results from fan surveys and fi nan- Uniform - Black ...... 2-8 A.J. Hinch ...... 72-90 ...... May 8, 2009-May 6, 2010 cial analysis and focus on 8 categories, including fan relations, ...... 22-61 ...... July 2-October 3, 2004 Uniform - Purple ...... 5-3 ...... 65-97 ...... 1998 aff ordability, “bang for the buck,” stadium experience, players, Uniform - Other ...... 2-2 ownership, title track and coaching…in 2014, the D-backs Lead after 6.0 ...... 60-8 IMPROVEMENT IN THE WIN COLUMN ranked 30th overall and sixth among MLB franchises. Tied after 6.0 innings ...... 10-14 ♦ The D-backs’ 79 wins were 15 more than their total of 64 in Trail after 6.0 innings ...... 9-61 Lead after 7.0 innings ...... 66-5 2014…the 15-win diff erence from last season was the third BIG UNIT ENTERS THE HALL OF FAME & HAS NO. 51 RETIRED Tied after 7.0 innings ...... 11-10 largest in the NL, behind the Cubs (+24) and Mets (+21) and ♦ , Special Assistant to the President & CEO, was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on July 26, Trail after 7.0 innings ...... 2-68 fourth-best increase in a -season in franchise history. Lead after 8.0 innings ...... 71-3 ♦ The largest improvement in club history was 35 games from along with , Pedro Martinez and . Tied after 8.0 innings ...... 7-8 1998-99, followed by 29 from 2010-11 and 26 from 2004-05. ♦ Johnson, who is the fi rst player to don a D-backs hat in the Hall Trail after 8.0 innings ...... 1-72 of Fame, went 118-62 with a 2.83 ERA, 38 complete games (14 Extra- games...... 9-9 A DIFFERENT DIFFERENTIAL shutouts) and 2,077 in 8 seasons with Arizona (1999- Day ...... 21-25 ♦ The D-backs ranked second in the NL with a +134 diff er- 2004, ‘07-08). Night ...... 58-58 ential from 2014, trailing only the Cubs (+174)…Arizona was a ♦ His No. 51 was retired in a pregame ceremony on Aug. 8, vs. RHS ...... 60-61 vs. LHS ...... 19-22 -127 in 2014 and was a +18 this season. GOLDSCHMIDT & POLLOCK IN THE ALL-STAR GAME Score fi rst ...... 55-29 ♦ Top run diff erentials in the NL from 2014-15: Opponents score fi rst ...... 24-54 ♦ became the fi rst D-back to be elected to CLUB 2014 2015 DIFF Score 4 runs or more ...... 67-28 Cubs -93 +81 +174 start multiple All-Star Games (also 2014 at Target Field). Score 3 runs or less ...... 12-55 D-backs -127 +7 +134 Since 1998, Goldschmidt was the fi fth NL fi rst baseman to start Shutouts - Pitching (ARI-OPP) ...... 12-7 Cardinals +16 +122 +106 in consecutive All-Star Games: (2012-13), ...... 57-37 Mets +11 +70 +59 (2009-10), (2001-03) and Mark McGwire (1998-99). Hit 2 or more home runs...... 32-10 Pirates +51 +101 +50 Goldschmidt was 1 of 4 D-backs to participate in 3+ Midsummer Clas- Do not homer ...... 22-46 sics, joining Luis Gonzalez (5), Johnson (5) and (3). 10 or more hits ...... 46-22 ROSTER REVIEW 9,119,375 votes broke his own D-backs record from 2014 (3,566,216). Opponents 10 or more hits ...... 22-42 ♦ Arizona featured 50 diff erent players (27 and 23 posi- ♦ A.J. Pollock was named to his fi rst NL All-Star Team via the Errorless games ...... 54-42 tion players), the third most in franchise history…the club re- player’s vote. 1-Run Games ...... 20-24 2-Run Games ...... 20-18 cord was 52 in 2004, followed by 51 in 2011. Pollock was the fi rst D-backs outfi elder to garner All-Star accolades Last at-bat (ARI-OPP) ...... 11-19 ♦ The D-backs used 17 rookies, down from 19 in 2014…9 of the since in 2011. Walk-off wins (ARI-OPP) ...... 5-8 17 made their Major League debut. Became the fi rst position player from the University of Notre Dame to Comeback wins (ARI-OPP) ...... 29-38 make an All-Star Team and third player overall, along with Series (W-L-T) ...... 21-23-7 YOUNGEST TEAM IN BASEBALL (2005, ‘08) and (2014). Series sweeps (ARI-OPP) ...... 7-9 ♦ The D-backs fi nished the season with the youngest team in Series opener ...... 30-21 ALL-STAR REPEAT: 2011 SOUTHERN LEAGUE baseball: 26 years, 341 days [source: STATS, LLC]: Series fi nale...... 20-32 Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock were All-Star teammates RK CLUB YR DAYS RK CLUB YR DAYS RK CLUB YR DAYS ♦ Game 1 ...... 30-21 1. ARI 26 341 11. HOU 28 92 21. LAA 28 288 for the second time in their careers after participating in the Game 2 ...... 24-27 2. MIL 27 61 12. PHI 28 113 22. CHC 28 329 2011 Southern League All-Star Game in Jackson, Tenn. Game 3 ...... 20-28 3. MIA 27 279 13. BAL 28 133 23. MIN 28 330 ♦ Goldschmidt went 1-for-4 with a homer, 2 RBI and a run scored, Game 4 ...... 5-7 4. ATL 27 282 14. SEA 28 139 24. LAD 28 354 while Pollock was 2-for-3 with a walk, and 2 runs. After Off -Day ...... 10-9 5. TB 27 319 15. SD 28 172 25. WSH 29 9 Before the All-Star Break ...... 42-45 After the All-Star Break ...... 37-38 6. CLE 28 10 NYY 28 172 26. STL 29 159 GOLDSCHMIDT AMONG BEST TOOLS 7. COL 28 24 17. OAK 28 199 27. KC 29 211 Opponents over .500 ...... 33-56 ♦ For the second season in a row, Paul Goldschmidt was listed Opponents under .500 ...... 46-27 8. DET 28 41 CIN 28 199 28. PIT 29 314 among Baseball America’s NL Best Tools: 9. CWS 28 61 19. TEX 28 235 29. TOR 30 64 April ...... 10-11 10. BOS 28 62 20. NYM 28 274 30. SF 30 124 NL Best Hitter (No. 1), NL Best Defensive (No. 1), NL Best May ...... 13-15 Strike-Zone Judgement (No. 2), NL Best Baserunner (No. 3). June ...... 14-14 THANK YOU FANS July ...... 13-11 August ...... 13-17 GOLDSCHMIDT WINS INAUGURAL LUIS GONZALEZ AWARD… ♦ The D-backs drew 2,080,145 fans in 2015 and have eclipsed the September/October ...... 16-15 2-million mark in all 18 seasons. ♦ On Oct. 1, Paul Goldschmidt was presented the inaugural Luis Sunday ...... 11-15 Gonzalez Award, which will be given annually to the D-backs Monday ...... 11-9 ARIZONA BBWAA AWARDS player who best exemplifi es the talents, spirt and heart of the Tuesday ...... 13-12 ♦ The Arizona Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of D-backs legend both on and off the fi eld, as voted by his team- Wednesday ...... 13-13 America named its annual D-backs award winners: mates and coaches. Thursday ...... 7-6 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Paul Goldschmidt Friday ...... 15-11 MOST VALUABLE : Brad Ziegler …AND NAMED D-BACKS RECIPIENT OF TWO OTHER AWARDS Saturday ...... 9-17 NL West ...... 39-37 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: ♦ Paul Goldschmidt was named the D-backs recipient of the Ro- GOOD GUY AWARD: Chase Anderson NL East ...... 15-18 berto Clemente and the MLBPAA Heart and Hustle Award. NL Central ...... 14-19 ♦ He was the fi rst D-back to win either award in 2 straight years. LIFE ON THE ROAD Interleague ...... 11-9 Instant Replay reviews (ARI-OPP) ....36-49 The D-backs’ 40 road wins were 9 more than 2014 (31), while ♦ ZIEGLER NOMINATED FOR ACT OF VALOR AWARD Overturned (ARI-OPP) ...... 23-24 overall, their road numbers improved across the board. ♦ For the second year in a row, Brad Ziegler was nominated for review (Overturned/Not) ...... 4-7 A look at the D-backs road numbers from 2014-15: ♦ the Bob Feller Act of Valor Award. Umpire record keeping ...... 1 YEAR W ERA AVG R/G 2B HR BB SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Nominees are evaluated on baseball accomplishments, integri- Lineups ...... 130 2014 31 4.20 .237 3.35 119 56 182 45 .287 .352 .639 ty and character, service to our country and community involve- 2015 40 3.94 .259 4.37 133 85 240 74 .317 .404 .721 ment. ♦ Additional road notes: HOME RUNS: 82 home runs were the most since 86 in 2009. TIMING IS EVERYTHING AVG: .259 average is the second highest in club history (.277 in 1999). ♦ Arizona led the Majors with an average time of game of 3:09:43, RUNS/GAME: 4.37 R/G are the most since 2006 (4.57). slightly ahead of Detroit (3:09:23) and New York-AL (3:08:20) STOLEN BASES: 74 steals are a club record. OPS: .721 OPS was the highest since 2005 (.747). [source: STATS LLC].

WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS 2001  CHAMPIONS 2001  CHAMPIONS 1999, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2011 ON THE SHELF TEAM PITCHING NOTES OPPONENTS ♦ The D-backs had 16 players on the disabled list, totaling 1,055 NL WEST HOME ROAD TOTALS days, a reduction of 362 days from last season (1,417) [source: ARMS RACE Colorado 8-2 5-4 13-6 STATS LLC]. ♦ Arizona used 27 diff erent pitchers, 1 shy of the club record set Los Angeles 4-5 2-6 6-13 San Diego 5-5 4-5 9-10 in 2010 (28)…the 27 pitchers were tied with Cincinnati and San Francisco 3-6 8-2 11-8 2015 SPRING REVIEW Philadelphia for the third most in the NL behind Atlanta (30) Totals 20-18 19-19 39-37 ♦ The D-backs went 19-14-2 this spring, including ending their and Colorado (28). exhibition schedule on 5-game winning streak. ♦ The D-backs’ 12 starting pitchers tied the franchise mark (also: NL EAST HOME ROAD TOTALS ♦ Arizona’s 19 wins tied for the most in the NL with New York and 2004, ‘10). Atlanta 2-1 1-2 3-3 tied for third overall (also Toronto)…only Oakland (22) and Kan- Miami 1-2 4-0 5-2 sas City (20) had more. ERA FALLS FROM 2014 New York 2-2 0-3 2-5 ♦ The D-backs’ 19 wins were their most since 2007 (20). The D-backs 4.04 ERA was 0.22 lower than their total from 2014 Philadelphia 2-1 0-3 2-4 ♦ Washington 1-2 2-2 3-4 (4.26)…the 0.22 diff erence was the most by Arizona since the Totals 8-8 7-10 15-18 TEAM HITTING NOTES 1.01 improvement from 2010 (4.81) to 2011 (3.80). NL CENTRAL HOME ROAD TOTALS FINISHING IN THE TOP 3 IN AVG, OBP & SLG ALL STARTING PITCHERS IN THE UNDER 30 CLUB 2-1 0-3 2-4 ♦ The D-backs fi nished in the Top 3 in the NL in average (.264), ♦ All D-backs starting pitchers this season were under 30 years Cincinnati 2-1 4-0 6-1 on-base percentage (.324) and (.414)… old for the fi rst time in club history and were 1 of 2 teams to do Milwaukee 3-1 2-1 5-2 this marked only the second time in franshise history this was so in 2015 along with the Rays (source: Elias Sports Bureau). Pittsburgh 0-3 1-2 1-5 St. Louis 0-4 0-3 0-7 accomplished (2002; 1st in OBP, 3rd in AVG & SLG). Arizona has made 237 consecutive starts by a pitcher 29 or ♦ Totals 7-10 7-9 14-19 ♦ Arizona’s .264 average was its highest since 2006 (.267). younger. THE TOP 10 HIT(TERS) LIST AL HOME ROAD TOTALS SHUTOUT STATS Houston 1-2 1-2 2-4 ♦ The D-backs boasted 4 players in the Top 10 in the NL in aver- ♦ Arizona had 12 shutouts this season, its most since 2011 (also Los Angeles 1-1 1-1 2-2 age with Paul Goldschmidt (3rd), A.J. Pollock (5th), 12) and tied for second most in club history. Oakland 1-2 0-0 1-2 (8th) and (9th). Seattle 0-0 3-0 3-0 MOST ARI SHUTOUTS: 13 - 2001; 12 - 2015, ‘11, ‘09, ‘07; 11 - 2003. ♦ Since 1900, only 9 NL teams had 4 players rank in the Top 10 in Texas 1-1 2-0 3-1 average (last: 1988 Cubs with , , Totals 4-6 7-3 11-9 SCORELESS STREAK RANKS SECOND IN CLUB HISTORY and Vance Law) [source: FSAZ]. ♦ The D-backs compiled a 27.0-inning scoreless streak from Sept. NL TEAM RANKINGS 16-20, the second longest in club history: RBI MACHINES OFFENSE RANK TOTAL ♦ The D-backs were 1 of 4 NL teams to feature 3 players with 75+ NO. DATES Runs ...... 2nd ...... 720 RBI (Paul Goldschmidt, David Peralta and A.J. Pollock)…the oth- 31.0 ...... July 24-27, 2002 Hits ...... 1st ...... 1,494 27.0 ...... Sept. 16-20, 2015 Doubles ...... 3rd ...... 289 er 3 NL clubs with a trio of 75+ RBI hitters were the Giants (Bran- 24.0 ...... April 30-May 3, 2014 don Crawford, Matt Duff y and ), Reds (, Triples ...... 2nd ...... 49 23.0 ...... July 25-27, 2003 Home Runs ...... 7th ...... 154 and Joey Votto) and Pirates (Pedro Alvarez, Starling RBI ...... 2nd ...... 680 Marte and Andrew McCutchen). BOASTS SCORELESS STREAK OF ITS OWN Walks ...... 6th ...... 490 ♦ The D-backs bullpen produced a 13.1-inning scoreless streak Intentional Walks ...... 6th ...... 40 INCREASE IN LONGBALLS FROM 2013 & ‘14 from Sept. 27-Oct. 1, the fi fth-longest streak since 2013: Strikeouts ...... 5th ...... 1,312 Average ...... 3rd ...... 264 ♦ Arizona hit 154 homers, up from 118 in 2014 and 130 in 2013. NO. DATES On-Base Pct...... 3rd ...... 324 19.2 ...... July 26-30, 2014 SEEING 18.0 ...... Aug. 24-27, 2013 Slugging Pct...... 2nd ...... 414 ♦ Arizona ranked third in the Majors with a club-record 48 triples. 16.0 ...... May 4-11, 2013 OPS ...... 3rd ...... 738 13.2 ...... Aug. 17-21, 2013 Hit By ...... T-14th ...... 33 13.1 ...... Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 2015 Extra-Base Hits ...... 2nd ...... 491 ON THE BASEPATHS Total Bases ...... 2nd ...... 2,341 Arizona fi nished second in the Majors with 132 stolen bases, ♦ STARTERS STEP UP Stolen Bases...... 2nd ...... 132 2 behind Cincinnati (134), and ranked second in the NL with a Caught Stealing ...... 3rd ...... 44 Arizona starters combined for 51 wins, 10 more than 2014 (41) 75.0 stolen base percentage (176 attempts). ♦ Stolen Base Pct...... 2nd ...... 75.0 and 5 more than 2013 (46). ♦ The D-backs’ 132 steals also were the third most in club history, Sacrifi ce Hits ...... 10th ...... 46 trailing the 1999 (137) and 2011 (133) clubs. Sacrifi ce Flies ...... 1st ...... 57 BULLPEN’S SEASON AMONG THE BEST IN D-BACKS HISTORY GIDP...... 4th ...... 134 ♦ Arizona’s bullpen ranks among the best in club history: RISP ...... 7th ...... 252 2- SUCCESS RISP/2 outs ...... 6th ...... 236 The D-backs ranked second in the NL with a .262 average with 2 ERA AVG OPS STRIKEOUTS ♦ 2012...... 3.24 2003 ...... 231 2003 ...... 678 2014 ...... 527 Bases Loaded ...... 9th ...... 276 outs and fourth with 264 2-out RBI. 2013...... 3.52 2001 ...... 237 2012 ...... 679 2015 ...... 514 ♦ Arizona’s .262 average was the second-highest all-time after the 2015 ...... 3.54 2013 ...... 241 2015 ...... 698 2013 ...... 493 PITCHING RANK TOTAL 1999 team hit .268. 2003 ...... 3.62 2015 ...... 244 2011 ...... 698 2006 ...... 438 ERA (Overall) ...... 9th ...... 4.04 ♦ The D-backs’ 264 2-out RBI were 63 more than their total in 2014 2011 ...... 3.71 2012 ...... 245 2013 ...... 699 2000 ...... 431 ERA (Starters) ...... 11th ...... 4.37 (201) and 51 than 2013 (213). ERA (Relievers) ...... 8th ...... 3.54 BULLPEN LED MLB IN IP (Starters) ...... 14th ...... 887.1 IP (Relievers) ...... 1st ...... 579.1 The D-backs’ bullpen led the Majors in innings pitched (579.1) IN A PINCH ♦ Quality Starts...... 11th ...... 69 ♦ Arizona pinch-hitters batted .261 (62-for-238), its highest mark for the fi rst time in club history…the 579.1 also were the most Strikeouts ...... 10th ...... 1,215 since 2003 (.263) and fourth-best overall…only the 1999 (.319), in team history, 56.0 more than the previous record of 523.1 in Walks ...... 7th ...... 500 2001 (.278) and 2003 clubs were better. 2004. Hits Allowed ...... 4th ...... 1,450 ♦ tied for 10th in the NL with a .308 average Home Runs Allowed ....3rd ...... 182 SAVING THE DAY (8-for-26), while was 12th (.300; 9-for-30). WHIP ...... 10th ...... 1.33 ♦ Eight diff erent D-backs pitchers recorded a , tied for the Unearned Runs ...... T-9th ...... 54 most in club history with the 1999 club. Saves ...... T-6th ...... 44 DISTANCE DOESN’T MATTER Save Pct...... 10th ...... 67.7 D-BACKS WITH SAVES: Brad Ziegler (30), (4), Addi- ♦ The D-backs tied for second in the Majors with a club-record Holds ...... 6th ...... 86 son Reed (3), Enrique Burgos (2), Andrew Chafi n (2), (1), 31 bunt hits (also Miami), behind Texas (39), and were fi fth with Wild Pitches ...... 11th ...... 51 (1) and Randall Delgado (1). 146 infi eld hits. Hit Batsmen ...... T-10th ...... 48 Opponent Average ...10th ...... 258 DOING YARD WORK STREAKING IN SAN FRANCISCO Opponent OBP ...... 9th ...... 322 The D-backs did not allow a run in 35.0 innings at AT&T Park Opponent SLG ...... 11th ...... 423 ♦ D-backs catchers led the NL with 26 homers, ahead of Cubs (21), ♦ Opponent OPS ...... 10th ...... 744 and tied for third overall behind Yankees (28) and A’s (27). from June 13-Sept. 20, their longest streak at an opposing sta- dium in club history and longest by an opponent at AT&T Park: GIDP...... 8th ...... 125 ♦ The 24 homers came from Welington Castillo (17), Jarrod Saltal- IR Scored Pct...... 10th ...... 31.7 amacchia (7), Tuff y Gosewisch (1) and (1). D-BACKS SCORELESS STREAKS AT OPPOSING STADIUMS NO. STADIUM DATES DEFENSE RANK TOTAL QUITE PRODUCTIVE 35.0 ...... AT&T Park ...... June 13- Sept. 20, 2015 Fielding Pct...... 4th ...... 986 ♦ D-backs outfi elders were among the best in the Majors: 25.0 ...... Qualcomm Stadium ...... April 25-July 27, 1999 Total Chances ...... 3rd ...... 6,182 22.0 ...... ...... Aug. 1-31, 2012 Errors ...... 12th ...... 86 AVG OPS HITS TOTAL BASES 22.0 ...... AT&T Park ...... April 19-June 13, 2015 D-backs ... .299 Nationals .....830 D-backs ..... 604 D-backs .... 949 Putouts ...... 2nd ...... 4,400 Pirates ...... 275 D-backs ... .815 Pirates ...... 533 Tigers ...... 888 SCORELESS STREAKS BY VISITING TEAMS AT AT&T PARK Plays...... 7th ...... 146 Nationals ... .274 Tigers ...... 793 Tigers ...... 521 Rockies ...... 869 NO. TEAM DATES Caught Stealing Pct. ....9th ...... 27.7 Cardinals .... .273 Brewers ...... 790 White Sox ....521 Mets ...... 847 35.0 ...... D-backs ...... June 13- Sept. 20, 2015 Pickoff s ...... T-12th ...... 7 White Sox .. .273 Cardinals .... .790 Yankees ...... 512 Nationals .....845 23.0 ...... Pirates ...... Aug. 11, 2007-Sept. 6, 2008 Outfi eld Assists ...... T-8th ...... 26 Tigers ...... 273 22.0 ...... D-backs ...... April 19-June 13, 2015 ♦ The D-backs’ .299 average was the best in the Majors in the last 22.0 ...... Dodgers ...... July 27-Sept. 7, 2012 DAY-BY-DAY INFORMATION 22.0 ...... A’s ...... June 8, 2007-June 13, 2008 5 seasons and second-best in last 8 (.308, Rangers, 2010). DAY OVERALL HOME ROAD Sunday...... 11-15 ...... 6-7 ...... 5-8 BEST OPPONENT ERA IN SAN FRANCISCO Monday ...... 11-9 ...... 4-6 ...... 7-3 TAKE IT FROM THE TOP ♦ The D-backs owned a 1.68 ERA (17 ER in 91.0 IP) at AT&T Park Tuesday ...... 13-12 ...... 7-5 ...... 6-7 ♦ The D-backs ranked third in the NL with 105 runs from the No. 1 this season, the lowest by an opponent since the park opened Wednesday ...... 13-13 ...... 6-7 ...... 7-6 position in the lineup and second with a .298 average. in 2000 (min. 6 games). Thursday ...... 7-6 ...... 4-3 ...... 3-3 ♦ The .298 average by leadoff hitters was a club record, besting Friday ...... 15-11 ...... 8-5 ...... 7-6 the previous mark of .291 set in 2009. Saturday ...... 9-17 ...... 4-9 ...... 5-8

20-20 CLUB STANDINGS DAYS First Place...... N/A Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock were the fi rst set of D-backs ♦ Second Place ...... 5 teammates to join the 20 homer/20 stolen base club since 2011 Third Place...... 119 (Justin Upton and ) and fourth time overall (also Fourth Place ...... 47 2007, ‘09). Fifth Place ...... 5 Consecutive in First Place ...... N/A DEFENSIVE NOTES ♦ He won the Rawlings Gold Bat Award as the National Player of PLAYERS USED the Year, earned First-Team NCAA Division I All-America acco- PITCHERS (26) D-BACKS FINISH FOURTH IN THE NL IN lades and was named the Brooks Wallace Award winner as the Chase Anderson, Silvino Bracho, Archie ♦ Arizona’s .986 overall fi elding percentage (86 E in 6,182 TC) top . Bradley, Jhoulys Chacin, Andrew Chafi n, ranked fourth in the NL, behind Los Angeles (.988), San Fran- Josh Collmenter, , Randall Delgado, , Zack God- INAUGURAL “CORY HAHN 34TH PICK” cisco (.987) and Miami (.987), and was the second-highest in ley, , David Hernandez, club history (.988 in 2013). ♦ The D-backs selected Arizona State OF Jake Peevyhouse with Keith Hessler, Daniel Hudson, Dominic the inaugural “Cory Hahn 34th Pick”…Peevyhouse hit .287 (51- Leone, Evan Marshall, Vidal Nuño, Oliver A RUN SAVED… for-178) with 7 doubles, 3 triples, 2 homers and 23 RBI in 57 Perez, J.C. Ramirez, Robby Ray, Addison ♦ The D-backs led the NL with 71 , ahead of games as a senior for the Sun Devils. Reed, Matt Reynolds, A.J. Schugel, Matt the Royals (56), Marlins (37), Astros (30) and Giants (28) [source: ♦ Arizona created the pick for its annual 34th-round selection in Stites, Allen Webster, Brad Ziegler Fangraphs.com]. honor of Hahn, who works in the scouting department. POSITION (23) ♦ Individual D-backs on the DRS leaderboard: ♦ Hahn, who appeared in 3 games for the Sun Devils his freshman Nick Ahmed, Socrates Brito, Welington year before a fracture to his C-5 vertebrae ended his college ca- NICK AHMED: Tied for second at shortstop with 20 DRS and tied for Castillo, Danny Dorn, , Paul fi fth overall. reer, was selected with the 34th pick in the 2013 draft out of Goldschmidt, Tuff y Gosewisch, Phil Gos- PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT: Led all fi rst basemen with 18 DRS. ASU in honor of his No. 34. selin, Oscar Hernández, Aaron Hill, Ender ENDER INCIARTE: Ranked second among outfi elders with 29 DRS. Inciarte, , Jake Lamb, Peter A.J. POLLOCK: Tied for fourth among all center fi elders with 14 DRS. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS FOUNDATION O’Brien, , Jordan Pacheco, Cliff Pennington, David Peralta, A.J. Pol- …IS A RUN SAVED ♦ The D-backs and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation have lock, Jamie Romak, Jarrod Saltalamac- ♦ Per FanGraphs.com, Ender Inciarte ranked second among all surpassed $45 million in charitable giving since their inception chia, Yasmany Tomás, Mark Trumbo outfi elders in the Majors with 28 defensive runs saved, trailing in 1998. only the Rays’ (42). ♦ Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation continues to award grants LINEUPS: 130 ♦ Overall DRS rankings for all outfi eld positions (min. 50 innings): to community organizations as part of the Awards, ROSTER DRS CENTER FIELDER DRS DRS which was founded in 2002 and has awarded 38 grants totaling NO. PLAYER POS ...... 24 Kevin Kiermaier ...... 42 ...... 22 more than $3.5 million. 2 Aaron Hill INF Yoenis Cespedes ...... 15 ...... 18 Ender Inciarte ...... 13 ♦ The D-backs received several awards throughout 2015, includ- 3 Chip Hale Manager ...... 13 Leonys Martin ...... 15 ...12 ing AzBusiness Arizona’s “Most Admired Companies,” Ranking 4 Cliff Pennington (S) INF Ender Inciarte...... 12 A.J. Pollock ...... 14 Lonnie Chisenhall ...11 Arizona “Best Places To Work” and PRSA Copper Anvil Award for 5 Ender Inciarte (L) OF Scott Van Slyke ...... 11 Kevin Pillar ...... 14 Gregory Polanco ...... 11 the D-backs Give Back Jersey program campaign. 6 David Peralta (L) OF Ender Inciarte’s 10 outfi eld assists tied for fourth in the NL with ♦ ♦ The D-backs raised a record $1.6 million at their ninth annual 9 Tuff y Gosewisch C Jason Heyward and . Evening on the Diamond, presented by University of Phoenix, 10 Hitting on April 2, which featured J.J. and Kelsey Putz as Honorary 11 A.J. Pollock OF MINOR LEAGUE REVIEW 12 Rubby De La Rosa RHP Chairs and a performance by country music star Lee Brice. 13 Nick Ahmed INF MINOR LEAGUE REVIEW ♦ The D-backs Give Back Jersey Program, in its second year and 14 Third Base ♦ Arizona affi liates were 455-382 (.544), the second-highest win- fi rst with support from Fry’s Food Stores, Tide and Western Re- 15 Mark Trumbo OF ning pct. in the Minors behind Houston (.553; 502-405). fi ning, expanded its reach and doubled the of leagues 16 Chris Owings INF ♦ Single-A Kane County boasted the fourth-best winning pct. to 62 receiving high-quality uniforms and caps for 30,000 youth 17 Mark Grace Asst. Hitting (.609; 84-54) among all full-season Minor League clubs, trailing baseball and softball players and coaches from across Arizona 18 Gerald Laird C 19 Jake Lamb (L) INF Single-A Quad Cities (HOU; .638), Single-A Corpus Christi (HOU; (2014: 30 leagues and 22,000 players/coaches)…on Feb. 18, 22 Mike Harkey Pitching .636) and Single-A West Virginia (PIT; .626). the D-backs introduced the program to 7 Little Leagues in the Tucson area, including Flowing Wells Continental, Freedom 25 Archie Bradley RHP ♦ The D-backs and Astros were the only 2 organizations to boast 29 Brad Ziegler RHP 2 full-season clubs with a .600+ winning pct (also: Single-A Adv. Little League, Frontier Little League, Los Ninos Little League, 31 Jordan Pacheco INF/C Visalia; .600). Southwestern Foothills, Randolph Little League and Continen- 34 , Jr. Bullpen tal Ranch Little League…over 2 seasons, the program received 39 Dave McKay First Base MINOR LEAGUE POSTSEASON RECAP $1.5 million in donation funds. 40 Andrew Chafi n LHP ♦ Four D-backs affi liated participated in postseason play with 2 ♦ The D-backs and Chase launched the “Chase Your Dreams” pro- 41 Daniel Hudson RHP winning league titles: gram, a $300,000 commitment from Chase and the Arizona 43 Addison Reed RHP Diamondbacks Foundation over the next 3 years to revitalize 44 Paul Goldschmidt INF SINGLE-A ADV VISALIA: Eliminated by San Jose in Game 5 of the struggling high school baseball and softball programs in Arizo- 48 Randall Delgado RHP North Division Finals. 49 /Interpreter na…the program provides each school with fi nancial support, SINGLE-A KANE COUNTY: Eliminated by Peoria in the First Round. 50 Evan Marshall RHP SHORT-SEASON A HILLSBORO: Won the Cham- equipment and supplies, facility improvements, coaches train- 53 Bench Coach pionship for the second straight season. ing, athlete training, fi eld maintenance training and fun base- 55 Josh Collmenter RHP ROOKIE ADV. MISSOULA: Won the Pioneer League Championship, ball experiences designed to increase their level of commit- 57 Chase Anderson RHP their fi rst title since 2012. ment and engagement…the program launched with 10 high 58 Jeremy Hellickson RHP schools from the Phoenix Union High School District: Alham- 59 Oliver Pérez (L) LHP ORGANIZATIONAL PLAYER AND PITCHER OF THE YEAR HONORS bra High School (Baseball and Softball), Trevor G. Browne High 83 Mark Reed Bullpen ♦ The D-backs named OF Sócrates Brito and RHP the School (Baseball and Softball), Camelback High School (Base- Quality Control Coach organization’s Minor League Player and Pitcher of the Year. ball and Softball), Central High School (Baseball and Softball), 15-DAY DISABLED LIST SOCRATES BRITO: Hit .300 with 17 doubles, 15 triples, 9 home runs, Cesar Chavez High School (Baseball and Softball), Betty Fairfax 57 RBI, 70 runs scored and 20 stolen bases in 129 games for Double-A 15 Matt Stites RHP High School (Baseball and Softball), Carl Hayden High School 23 Óscar Hernández C Mobile…he led all Minor Leaguers with 15 triples, and ranked among (Baseball and Softball), Maryvale High School (Baseball and Southern League leaders in total bases (3rd, 221), hits (4th), average 30 David Hernandez RHP (6th), slugging pct. (6th, .451), runs (8th, 70) and OPS (T-8th, .790). Softball), MetroTech High School (Softball), North High School 46 Patrick Corbin LHP AARON BLAIR: Went 13-5 with a 2.92 ERA, 20 quality starts and 120 (Baseball and Softball) and South Mountain High School (Base- strikeouts in 26 games (25 starts) between Double-A Mobile and Tri- ball and Softball). 60-DAY DISABLED LIST ple-A Reno…the SL midseason All-Star is the second D-backs pros- ♦ On Oct. 2, the D-backs, University of Phoenix and Paul & Amy 61 Bronson Arroyo RHP pect to earn Pitcher of the Year honors in consecutive seasons (also: Goldschmidt presented Teaming Up for Education Scholarship from 1997-98). for full-tuition to pursue either bachelor’s or master’s degrees at University of Phoenix to Jean-Paul Beleshay (Tempe), Ryan DRURY & BRACHO NAMED MiLB ALL-STARS DeAustin (Phoenix), Kimberly Carswell-Hamblin (Mesa), Mi- ♦ Brandon Drury (First-Team) and Silvino Bracho (Second-Team) chael Carter (Chandler) and Lara Hoover (Phoenix)…University were named as Baseball America’s 2015 Minor League All-Stars. of Phoenix also presented Goldschmidt with a $5,000 check for BRANDON DRURY: Hit .303 (159-for-524) with 5 homers and 61 RBI Goldy’s Fund 4 Kids to benefi t Phoenix Children’s Hospital… in 130 games for Double-A Mobile and Triple-A Reno…his 40 doubles University of Phoenix presented their 2015 Spirit of Service tied for fourth most in the Minors. Award, which recognizes graduates for their eff orts to better SILVINO BRACHO: Went 2-1 with 19 saves, a 1.27 ERA (7 ER in 49.2 their communities, to Zeny Stuart (Phoenix) and Christa Soren- IP) and 71 strikeouts in 42 games with Single-A Visalia and Mobile. son (Phoenix). D-BACKS AMONG BASEBALL AMERICA BEST TOOLS ♦ Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation and Arizona ♦ Baseball America also recognized the following players in the partnered for their annual broadcast fundraiser on Aug. 27 and D-backs’ system: raised $175,000 for the Foundation…fans made a $51 donation to receive a mystery ball autographed by a current or former SILVINO BRACHO: Southern League Best Reliever. BRANDON DRURY: Southern League Best Defensive . D-backs player; a $151 donation will receive a limited-edition GABBY GUERRERO: Southern League Best Outfi eld Arm. autographed Randy Johnson Hall of Fame print; a $175 dona- : Best Defensive Shortstop. tion will receive a mystery ball and the autographed print. ♦ The D-backs raised more than $1.5 million in the D-backs Give 2015 DRAFT REVIEW Back 50/50 Raffl e, supported by Western Refi ning. ♦ The D-backs second annual Race Against Cancer on May 3 raised DRAFT DATA $228,000 to benefi t Arizona non-profi ts that provide screening, ♦ Arizona drafted 40 players in the First-Year Player Draft: 36 from treatment and support for those dealing with cancer, including college and 4 from high school, 17 pitchers (12 right-handers Derrick Hall’s recently launched Pro-State Foundation. and had and 5 lefties), 6 infi elders, 12 outfi elders and 5 catchers. more than 2,000 participants. ♦ Arizona hosted its 17th annual Inter-Tribal Youth Baseball & D-BACKS SELECT SWANSON WITH NO. 1 OVERALL PICK Softball Tournament June 17-20 featuring 1,000 participants ♦ The D-backs selected SS with the fi rst-overall representing 27 tribes from 5 states (Arizona, California, New selection in the 2015 First-Year Player Draft. Mexico, Oklahoma and Mississippi). ♦ Swanson, who signed on July 17, hit .335 with 24 doubles, 6 ♦ The D-backs Authentics program, in its fi rst year of selling triples, 15 home runs, 64 RBI, 16 stolen bases and 76 runs scored game-used and authenticated merchandise ranging from during his junior season at Vanderbilt University…the Golden game-used bases, jerseys, bats, balls and lineup cards to au- Spikes Award fi nalist, given to the nation’s top collegiate player, tographed merchandise, generated $175,000 for the Arizona ranked second among NCAA Division I leaders in total bases Diamondbacks Foundation. (175), third in hits and runs scored, 11th in doubles, 18th in home runs and 20th in RBI. ♦ The D-backs awarded 23 lower-level full season tickets to 9 fam- AVG: Paul Goldschmidt (T-9th, .338)…OBP: Goldschmidt (T-6th, .446)…SLG: Gold- D-BACKS CONTRACTS ilies and as part of the Michael Wogan D-backs Season Ticket schmidt (9th, .584)…OPS: Goldschmidt (6th, 1.030)…RUNS: Goldschmidt (T-4th, UNDER CONTRACT (3) Scholarship program that provides tickets for fans experienc- 18)…3B: Mark Trumbo (T-3rd, 3)…HR: Goldschmidt (T-7th, 5)…RBI: Goldschmidt PLAYER SIGNED THROUGH ing fi nancial hardships. (2nd, 20)…BB: Goldschmidt (T-5th, 15)…SB: Goldschmidt (T-7th, 5), Chris Owings Paul Goldschmidt ....2018 (Team Option ‘19) ♦ The D-backs annual Celebrity Golf Tournament, which will be (T-9th, 4), A.J. Pollock (T-9th, 4). Aaron Hill ...... 2016 on Nov. 6, is held around Veterans Day and helps organizations Yasmany Tomás ...... 2020 that help improve the lives of our Arizona military veterans… D-BACKS OPENING DAY ROSTER REPORT since 2011, the event has donated over $400,000. ♦ 12 of 25 players returned from Arizona’s 2014 Opening Day ros- ARBITRATION ELIGIBLE (10) ♦ The D-backs, Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation and APS dedi- ter set in Sydney, Australia. PLAYER SIGNED THROUGH Wellington Castillo ...... 2nd Time (2018) cated Field on April 9 in Phoenix, Arizona… 10 of Arizona’s 25 players on its roster were considered “home ♦ Jhoulys Chacín ...... 3rd/4th Time (2016) the fi eld will mostly benefi t kids from Cactus Youth Baseball grown,” including 5 starters (Josh Collmenter, Ender Inciarte, Josh Collmenter ...... 2nd Time League and Bethune Elementary School…it is the 35th fi eld in Paul Goldschmidt, A.J. Pollock and Chris Owings). (Team Option 2016, Mutual Option ‘17) the “Diamonds Back” Youth Field Building Program, presented ♦11 members of the D-backs’ Opening Day roster were acquired Patrick Corbin ...... 1st Time (2018) by APS…since 2000, the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation by trade, 3 were signed as Minor League free agents and 1 was Rubby De La Rosa ...... 1st Time (2018) has built or refurbished 35 baseball fi elds representing a com- inked as a Major League free agent. Randall Delgado ...... 1st Time (2018) munity investment of more than $10 million. Jeremy Hellickson ...... 3rd Time (2016) ♦ On Oct. 2, the D-backs hosted their second Science of Baseball YOUTH IS SERVED IN THE DESERT Daniel Hudson ...... 2nd Time (2016) A.J. Pollock ...... 1st Time (2018) and STEM Showcase, presented by Chase and Insight, for over ♦The D-backs had the youngest 40-man roster (27.03) and sec- Matt Reynolds ...... 2nd Time (2017) 4,000 students and teachers and featured interactive exhibits ond-youngest Opening Day roster (28.04) [source: STATS LLC]: and meet-and-greet opportunities with experts in the fi elds 25-MAN ROSTER AVG 40-MAN ROSTER AVG UNDER CONTROL (26) of science, technology, engineering and math…Arizona Dia- Rangers ...... 27.92 D-backs ...... 27.03 PLAYER CONTROLLED THROUGH mondbacks Foundation and Chase presented $25,000 in grants D-backs ...... 28.04 Rangers ...... 27.17 Nick Ahmed ...... 2020 to 10 STEM clubs and teachers ($2,500 per project). A’s ...... 28.34 Braves ...... 27.31 Chase Anderson ...... 2020 ♦ This fall, the D-backs will present 20 winning Arizona schools Orioles...... 28.38 Rays ...... 27.48 Silvino Bracho ...... 2021 with $5,000 each as part of the third annual D-backs School Blue Jays ...... 28.56 White Sox ...... 27.48 Archie Bradley ...... 2021 Challenge, presented by University of Phoenix. Sócrates Brito ...... 2021 On Feb. 18, the D-backs presented Tucson Jewish Community OPENING DAY STARTS OF NOTE Enrique Burgos ...... 2021 ♦ Andrew Chafi n ...... 2020 ♦ Paul Goldschmidt - Made his club-record fourth Opening Day Center with $76,000 Grand Slam Grant for the Early Childhood Brandon Drury ...... 2021 start at fi rst base, breaking a tie with (3 from Education program to build an indoor play space. Zack Godley ...... 2021 ♦ Arizona awarded more than $50,000 in grants as part of the 2006-08). Tuff y Gosewisch ...... 2019 Play Ball Fund, supported by Chase and Western Refi ning, to 41 ♦ Tuff y Gosewisch - Was the D-backs’ fi rst new Opening Day Phil Gosselin ...... 2020 youth sports programs across Arizona…targeting leagues with catcher since 2009… started from 2010-14. Óscar Hernández ...... 2020 the most need, the grants allow the teams to purchase equip- ♦ Nick Ahmed - Became Arizona’s fourth consecutive diff erent Keith Hessler...... 2021 ment, training resources and more. starting shortstop on Opening Day ( in 2012, Ender Inciarte...... 2020 Jake Lamb ...... 2020 ♦ The D-backs and Levy Restaurants donated more than 8 tons Cliff Pennington in 2013 and Chris Owings in 2014). ...... 2020 (17,440 pounds) of stadium food, or the equivalent of 14,533 Will Locante ...... 2021 meals, from to Church on the Street. JAKE THE SNAKE Evan Marshall ...... 2020 ♦ Arizona’s Mystery Ball generated $60,000 for the Foundation. ♦ Jake Lamb established a club record with 7 RBI in the team’s Peter O’Brien ...... 2021 ♦ On March 1, the D-backs and Rockies dedicated Lehi Field lo- fi rst 2 games of a season, beating the previous mark of 4 done 6 Chris Owings ...... 2019 cated at the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community (SRP- times (last: Mark Trumbo in 2014). David Peralta ...... 2020 MIC)…the clubs partnered with SRPMIC to upgrade the fi eld ♦ Additional notes on Lamb’s accomplishments: Robbie Ray ...... 2020 Jamie Romak ...... 2021 that will be used by children and families in the Lehi District. Was the fi rst player with 7 RBI or more in the fi rst 2 games of the sea- ♦ The D-backs and Arizona Public Service made signifi cant contri- son since the Orioles’ Chris Davis in 2013 (also 7). A.J. Schugel ...... 2021 Matt Stites ...... 2020 butions to complete funding for the “Kayla’s Hands” playground Became the fi rst rookie with 7 RBI in fi rst 2 team games since Detroit’s Allen Webster ...... 2021 in Prescott, Ariz., which will be built in memory of Kayla Muel- Johnny Groth in 1949 (also 7). ler, the human rights activist who passed away earlier this year ♦ Lamb also set the D-backs’ RBI record through the fi rst 3 games, FREE AGENTS (3) while being held captive by the Islamic State in Syria…the play- 1 more than Trumbo’s total from last season (6). PLAYER ground is adjacent to Brad Ziegler Field. David Hernandez ♦ On Sept. 12, the D-backs hosted Go Gold for Childhood Can- BRADLEY’S DEBUT Jarrod Saltalamacchia cer Night, presented by Phoenix Children’s Hospital, in support ♦ On April 11 vs. Dodgers, Archie Bradley became fourth starter Brad Ziegler (Team Option 2016) of childhood cancer awareness month to raise awareness and since 2003 to win Major League debut as a starter against previ- funds for pediatric cancer…Arizona Diamondbacks Founda- ous year’s winner () [source: Elias]. D-BACKS SERVICE TIME tion presented a $100,000 check to Phoenix Children’s Hos- ♦ Bradley was the fi rst pitcher to throw at least 6.0 innings and PLAYER MLS pital with the funds designated to the Center for Cancer and allow 1 hit or less in his MLB Debut since the Marlins’ Brad Hand Nick Ahmed ...... 1.054 Blood Disorder…D-backs also paid tribute to Dr. Robert J. “Bob” on June 7, 2011 vs. Braves (1 H, 1 ER in 6.0 IP…solo homer by Chase Anderson ...... 1.146 Arceci, Division Chief of Phoenix Children’s Hospital Center for Alex Gonzalez). Silvino Bracho ...... 0.036 Archie Bradley ...... 0.142 Cancer and Blood Disorders, with a special presentation to Dr. ♦ He was also the fi rst to collect his fi rst hit before allowing a hit in his MLB debut since Cardinals’ Marco Gonzales Sócrates Brito ...... 0.027 Arceci’s family…Dr. Arceci, who was considered an internation- Enrique Burgos ...... 0.115 al authority in the world of childhood cancer treatment and re- on June 25, 2014 @ Rockies (doubled in third inning off Yohan Wellington Castillo ...... 4.009 search, passed away following a tragic motorcycle crash on his Flande before allowing his fi rst hit in fourth) [source: STATS LLC]. Jhoulys Chacín ...... 5.053 way to work at Phoenix Children’s Hospital earlier this year… Andrew Chafi n ...... 1.020 the Foundation donated $1 per use of the hashtag #DbacksGo- GOLDSCHMIDT JOINS 500 CLUB Josh Collmenter ...... 5.000 Gold on social media between Sept. 10-12. ♦ Paul Goldschmidt collected his 500th career hit on April 15 Patrick Corbin ...... 3.105 ♦ On June 4, the D-backs dedicated a new sports court at the @ Padres with a fi rst-inning, 2-run home run off RHP Brandon Rubby De La Rosa ...... 3.097 Randall Delgado ...... 3.100 MLB All-Star Arizona Diamondbacks Branch of the Boys & Girls Morrow…he was the fi fth player since 2014 to get his 500th hit Brandon Drury ...... 0.034 Clubs of Metro Phoenix (BGCMP), which was funded by the Ari- with a home run [source: Elias Sports Bureau]: Zack Godley ...... 0.051 zona Diamondbacks Foundation’s $100,000 Grand Slam Grant, PLAYER, TEAM DATE OPP Paul Goldschmidt ...... 4.059 featuring a new hardwood court with D-backs colors and will Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 4/15/15 SD Tuff y Gosewisch ...... 2.060 allow kids to play a variety of sports. Kyle Seager, SEA 09/03/2014 OAK Phil Gosselin ...... 1.085 ♦ On May 28, the D-backs dedicated a D-backs Give Back Shel- , LAA 07/02/2014 CWS Jeremy Hellickson ...... 5.045 ter Playground at La Mesita Family Homeless Shelter in Mesa, , MIL 06/05/2014 MIN Óscar Hernández ...... 1.000 made possible with $100,000 Grand Slam Grant. Jarrod Saltalamacchia, MIA 04/09/2014 WSH David Hernandez ...... 6.095 Keith Hessler...... 0.057 ♦ On March 4, Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation unveiled a ♦ Goldschmidt is also 1 of 13 D-backs with 500 hits…among players who began their career with the D-backs, he is fastest Aaron Hill ...... 10.136 playground at Booker T. Washington Child Development Cen- Daniel Hudson ...... 5.117 to reach 500 hits (471 games) and fourth fastest overall: ter thanks to a $25,000 Grand Slam Grant to the project that Ender Inciarte...... 1.157 provides an outdoor classroom for at-risk youth 3-5 years old. NAME G DATES NAME G DATES Jake Lamb ...... 1.053 ♦ Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation and UnitedHealthcare pre- Gonzalez 390 4/5/99-6/24/01 Upton 498 8/2/07-6/24/11 Dominic Leone ...... 1.040 sented a check for $20,000 to Kitchen on the Street on Sept. 29 Williams 452 3/31/98-8/13/01 Finley 511 4/5/99-6/16/02 Will Locante ...... 0.000 in support of the Pack The House initiative…volunteers from Womack 454 4/12/99-5/14/02 Counsell 570 6/2/00-4/27/05 Evan Marshall ...... 1.038 Goldschmidt 471 8/1/11-4/15/15 Young 572 8/18/06-7/30/10 the D-backs and UnitedHealthcare held several packing parties Peter O’Brien ...... 0.027 Tracy 486 4/21/04-6/24/07 Montero 573 9/6/06-6/24/12 to pack 49,000 Bags of Hope, one for every seat at CHase Field. Chris Owings ...... 2.027 Drew 486 7/15/06-9/21/09 Parra 559 5/13/09-5/7/13 David Peralta ...... 1.120 The D-backs and Arizona Lottery made a charitable contribu- ♦ Bell 493 3/31/98-5/19/01 A.J. Pollock ...... 3.052 tion to Phoenix City Parks for the Break A Bat, Plant A Tree pro- Robbie Ray ...... 1.007 gram, signifying each time a D-backs pitcher broke the bat of MAY NOTES Matt Reynolds ...... 4.089 an opposing player…with more than 260 bats broken, the D- Jamie Romak ...... 0.068 backs and Arizona Lottery will be able to plant 125 trees in City MAY RECAP Jarrod Saltalamacchia ...... 8.031 of Phoenix parks. ♦ The D-backs went 13-15 (5-5 at home and 8-10 on the road). A.J. Schugel ...... 0.040 ♦ Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation’s Play Ball Fund received a ♦ Arizona hit .272 (288-for-1,057) with 35 home runs and 137 runs Matt Stites ...... 1.030 $36,250 donation from Chase for the Chase Big Fly home run scored (4.89 per game)…they also posted a 4.45 ERA (132 ER in Yasmany Tomás ...... 1.000 promotion, which garners $250 for each D-backs home run. 267.0 IP) and were 7-for-16 in save opportunities. Allen Webster ...... 0.157 Brad Ziegler ...... 7.122 ♦ 35 home runs were the second most by the D-backs in May, APRIL NOTES trailing only the 1999 club (41). ♦ The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in May in stolen bases APRIL RECAP (T-1st, 26), home runs (T-1st), average (2nd), runs per game ♦ The D-backs went 10-11 (6-8 at home and 4-3 on the road). (2nd), runs scored (2nd), hits (2nd), slugging pct. (3rd, .435), ♦ Arizona hit .256 (186-for-727) with 14 home runs and 96 runs doubles (3rd, 55) and triples (T-3rd, 6). scored (4.57 per game)…they also posted a 3.88 ERA (82 ER in ♦ D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in May: 190.0 IP) and were 1-for-3 in save opportunities. AVG: Paul Goldschmidt (3rd, .365)…OBP: Goldschmidt (3rd, .476)…SLG: Gold- The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in April in runs per game ♦ schmidt (2nd, .750)…OPS: Goldschmidt (2nd, 1.226)…RUNS: Goldschmidt (T-5th, (2nd), singles (T-2nd, 136), stolen bases (3rd), triples (T-3rd, 6) 21), A.J. Pollock (T-8th, 20)…2B: Goldschmidt (T-10th, 8)…3B: Pollock (T-2nd, and OBP (4th, .323)…the pitchers fi nished seventh in ERA. 2)…HR: Goldschmidt (2nd, 10), Mark Trumbo (T-9th, 7)…RBI: Goldschmidt (T-3rd, D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in April: ♦ 23)…BB: Goldschmidt (T-1st, 22)…SB: Pollock (T-3rd, 8). GOLDSCHMIDT NAMED NL PLAYER OF THE WEEK JULY NOTES 2016 SCHEDULE ♦ Paul Goldschmidt was named the NL Player of the Week for APRIL OPPONENT April 27-May 3, hitting .556 (15-for-27) with 4 doubles, 1 home JULY RECAP 4-6 ...... vs. Colorado run and 6 RBI. ♦ The D-backs went 13-11 in July (7-8 at home and 4-3 on the road). 7-10 ...... vs. Chicago-NL 11 ...... OFF The award was the fi rst weekly honor for Goldschmidt. ♦ Arizona hit .270 (225-for-832) with 19 home runs and 100 runs ♦ 12-14 ...... @ Los Angeles-NL scored (4.17 per game)…they also posted a 3.08 ERA (75 ER in 15-17 ...... @ San Diego TWO GAMES = TWO WINS 219.1 IP) and were 7-for-9 in save opportunities. 18-21 ...... @ San Francisco ♦ The D-backs swept a on May 6 @ Rockies with ♦ The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in July in slugging pct. 22-24 ...... vs. Pittsburgh 13-7 and 5-1 wins…it marked the sixth doubleheader sweep in (2nd, .427), OPS (2nd, .763), OBP (3rd, .337), extra-base hits (3rd, 25-28 ...... vs. St. Louis club history and fi rst on the road since June 2, 2006 @ Braves. 79) and average (5th)…the pitchers ranked fourth in ERA and 29-30 ...... vs. Colorado opponent average (.237). ♦ D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in July: MAY OPPONENT DOUBLE THE FUN 1 ...... vs. Colorado ♦ Arizona tied a club record with 8 doubles in its 11-0 win on May OBP: Paul Goldschmidt (4th, .455), Welington Castillo (9th .425), AJ. Pollock (10th, 2 ...... OFF 7 @ Padres (also June 7, 2009 @ Padres and June 2, 1999 @ Ex- .421)…SLG: David Peralta (5th, .646), Castillo (6th, .623)…OPS: Castillo (5th, 3-5 ...... @ Miami pos…their 10 extra-base hits were also tied for fi fth all-time. .1.048), Peralta (6th, 1.043)…RUNS: Goldschmidt (T-4th, 18)…HITS: Pollock (T- 6-8 ...... @ Atlanta 6th, 32)… 2B: Pollock (T-4th, 8), Goldschmidt (T-10th, 7)…3B: Peralta (1st, 6), Jake 9-11 ...... @ Colorado HUDDY’S LONG WAIT BETWEEN “W” Lamb (T-2nd, 3)…HR: Castillo (T-6th, 5)…BB: Goldschmidt (2nd, 22), Pollock (T- 12-15 ...... vs. San Francisco ♦ Daniel Hudson’s win on May 19 @ Marlins was his fi rst since 9th, 13)…SB: A.J. Pollock (T-3rd, 7). 16-18 ...... vs. New York-AL June 14, 2012 @ Rangers…the 2-year, 339-days between wins 19 ...... OFF 20-22 ...... @ St. Louis were second-longest for a D-backs pitcher [source: STATS, LLC]: 25,000 HITS AND COUNTING 23 ...... OFF Yasmany Tomás recorded the franchise’s 25,000th hit with a PITCHER Y, D WIN RESULT WIN RESULT ♦ 24-26 ...... @ Pittsburgh 3, 1 5/25/2008 9-3 @ Braves 5/26/2011 6-3 @ Rockies fi rst-inning single on July 7 @ Rangers. 27-29 ...... San Diego Daniel Hudson 2, 339 6/14/2012 11-3 @ Rangers 5/19/2015 4-2 @ Marlins 30-31 ...... Houston Edgar Gonzalez 2, 305 9/7/2003 9-6 @ Giants 7/9/2006 8-5 @ Rockies SCORELESS STREAK Randy Johnson 2, 225 10/2/2004 7-6 vs. Padres 5/15/2007 3-0 @ Rockies ♦ The D-backs’ 22.0-inning scoreless streak from July 24-27 was JUNE OPPONENT 2, 205 9/13/2003 16-6 vs. Rockies 4/6/2006 12-5 @ Rockies tied for the fourth-longest (fourth time) in franchise history 1-2 ...... @ Houston 2, 65 4/29/2000 7-4 @ Cubs 7/3/2002 5-3 vs. Dodgers (page 199 of media guide): 3-5 ...... @ Chicago-NL 6-8 ...... vs. Tampa Bay OFF TO THE RACES IP DATE 9 ...... OFF 31.0 IP...... July 24-27, 2002 ♦ The D-backs tied a club record with 7 stolen bases on May 20 @ 10-12 ...... Miami 24.0 IP...... April 30-May 3, 2014 Marlins (also: May 19, 2000 @ Mets). 13-15 ...... Los Angeles-NL 23.0 IP...... July 25-27, 2003 16 ...... OFF ♦ A.J. Pollock stole home, second base and third base, becoming 22.0 IP ... July 25-27, 2015; July 23-26, 2011; July 24-27, 2009; June 13- the fi rst D-backs player to do so and fi rst in the Majors since Dee 17-20 ...... @ Philadelphia 15, 1999 21-22 ...... @ Toronto Gordon on July 1, 2011 @ Angels…his steal of home was the 23-26 ...... @ Colorado seventh in club history. AUGUST NOTES 27-29 ...... vs. Philadelphia 30 ...... OFF IT’S ALL IN A NAME AUGUST RECAP ♦ Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who made his D-backs debut on May 29 ♦ The D-backs went 13-17 in Aug. (5-8 at home and 6-9 on the road). JULY OPPONENT @ Brewers, holds the honor of having the longest last name in ♦ Arizona hit .273 (292-for-1,069) with 28 home runs and 140 runs 1-3 ...... vs. San Francisco franchise history with 14 letters. scored (4.67 per game)…it also posted a 4.06 ERA (123 ER in 4-6 ...... vs. San Diego 7 ...... OFF ♦ The previous high was 11 letters by several players, including 272.1 IP) and was 7-for-9 in save opportunities. 8-10 ...... @ San Francisco Paul Goldschmidt, Mel and Todd Stottlemyre, ♦ The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in August in average 11-14 ...... ALL-STAR BREAK and Andy Stankiewicz. (1st), hits (1st), runs scored (3rd), runs per game (4th) and dou- 15-17 ...... vs. Los Angeles-NL bles (52). 18 ...... OFF JUNE NOTES ♦ D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in August: 19-20 ...... vs. Toronto OBP: A.J. Pollock (7th, .412), David Peralta (9th .410)…SLG: Peralta (T-10th, .583)… 21 ...... OFF JUNE RECAP 22-24 ...... @ Cincinnati OPS: Peralta (9th, .993), Pollock (10th, .988)…RUNS: Pollock (T-2nd, 24)…HITS: ♦ The D-backs went 14-14 (8-6 at home and 6-8 on the road). 25-28 ...... @ Milwaukee Pollock (1st, 40), Peralta (T-6th, 36), Ender Inciarte (T-8th, 35)…2B: Chris Owings ♦ Arizona hit .251 (229-for-913) with 22 home runs and 115 runs 29-31 ...... @ Los Angeles-NL scored (4.11 per game)…they also posted a 4.51 ERA (123 ER in (T-3rd, 9), Pollock (T-3rd, 9)…3B: Pollock (T-8th, 2)…HR: Castillo (T-6th, 5)…RBI: 245.1 IP) and were 12-for-16 in save opportunities. Peralta (T-5th, 23)…BB: Goldschmidt (T-5th, 17)…SB: Pollock (2nd, 10). AUGUST OPPONENT 1-3 ...... vs. Washington ♦ The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in June in stolen bases 4 ...... OFF (2nd, 27), walks (2nd, 88) and runs per game (5th) and runs A ROAD TRIP TO REMEMBER FOR CASTILLO 5-7 ...... vs. Milwaukee Welington Castillo’s 6 home runs on the road trip from July 27- scored (5th)…the pitchers also ranked in saves (1st) and wins ♦ 8 ...... OFF (T-5th). Aug. 6 were tied for the second most on a single D-backs trip… 9-11 ...... @ New York-NL ♦ D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in June: the club record is 8 by Mark Reynolds in 2009 (source: FSAZ). 12-14 ...... @ Boston AVG: Paul Goldschmidt (4th, .354)…OBP: Goldschmidt (1st, .479)…OPS: Gold- ♦ Most D-backs homers on a single road trip: 15-17 ...... vs. New York-NL schmidt (3rd, 1.042)…RBI: Goldschmidt (6th, 22)…BB: Goldschmidt (1st, 24)… NO. NAME DATES (CLUBS) 18-21 ...... @ San Diego 22-25 ...... vs. Milwaukee SB: Pollock (T-5th, 7). 8 Mark Reynolds July 31-Aug. 9, 2009 (NYM, PIT & WSH) 6 Welington Castillo July 27-Aug. 6, 2015 (SEA, HOU & WSH) 26-28 ...... vs. Cincinnati 6 Matt Williams April 23-May 5, 1999 (SD, HOU, MIL & CIN) 29 ...... OFF GOLDSCHMIDT REACHES 100 30-31 ...... @ San Francisco ♦ On June 10 @ Dodgers, Paul Goldschmidt became the sixth RANDY JOHNSON’S NO. 51 RETIRED ON AUG. 8 player to hit 100 home runs with the D-backs. SEPTMEMBER OPPONENT ♦ Randy Johnson’s No. 51 was retired on Aug. 8, becoming the 1 ...... OFF ♦ Goldschmidt accomplished the feat in his 521st game/1,880th third number retired by the D-backs along with Jackie Rob- at-bat, becoming the third fastest to 100 homers in club history: 2-4 ...... @ Colorado inson’s No. 42, which was universally retired in 1997, and Luis 5-7 ...... @ Los Angeles-NL PLAYER G AB TOTAL HR Gonzalez’s No. 20, which was retired on Aug. 7, 2010. 8 ...... OFF Luis Gonzalez 384 1,437 224 ♦ Special guests included D-backs General Managing Partner Ken 9-11 ...... vs. San Francisco Mark Reynolds 426 1,530 121 12-14 ...... s. Colorado Paul Goldschmidt521 1,880 100 Kendrick, President & CEO Derrick Hall, Legend Luis Gonzalez, 15-18 ...... vs. Los Angeles-NL 558 1,980 153 former D-backs Managing General Partner Jerry Colangelo and 19-21 ...... @ San Diego Chris Young 636 2,315 132 MLB Senior Vice President and original D-backs General Man- 22 ...... OFF Justin Upton 679 2,462 108 ager Joe Garagiola, Jr. Kendrick and Hall presented Johnson with a special gift, a rep- 23-25 ...... @ Baltimore ♦ 26-29 ...... @ Washington CONSECUTIVE NO-HIT BIDS lica NeilPert R30 drum kit. 30 ...... vs. San Diego ♦ On June 12-13 @ Giants, Allen Webster and Chase Anderson ♦ D-backs also presented Johnson and his family with a com- each did not allow a hit through the fi rst 5.0 innings of the memorative 51-inch D-bat Dog. OCTOBER OPPONENT game…the last time the D-backs had back-to-back games in 1-2 ...... vs. San Diego which a pitcher carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning was May D-BACKS MAKE ANOTHER HISTORIC TRIP TO JAPAN 4-5, 2000. ♦ D-backs contingent of executives, headed by President & CEO ♦ had a no-hitter through 5.0 innings on May 4 Derrick Hall, Chief Baseball Offi cer and Special @ Brewers and Randy Johnson had one through 5.0 innings on Assistants to the President & CEO Randy Johnson and Luis Gon- May 5 vs. Padres…source: Elias Sports Bureau. zalez made a one-week goodwill trip to Japan from Aug. 14- 20…the trip included meetings with the Nippon Professional NO LONG BALLS NEEDED IN GIANT SWEEP Baseball Commissioner’s Offi ce, MLB Japan, several NPB teams’ ♦ The D-backs swept the Giants in a 3-game set @ AT&T Park from front offi ces, the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo and a public appearance June 12-14 without hitting a home run…it marked the fi rst at the Road Show. time Arizona swept a series of at least 3 games without the aid of a homer since Sept. 23-25, 2011 vs. Giants. QUALITY STARTS AT HOME ♦ Arizona tied a club record with 9 straight quality starts at Chase ZIEGLER REACHES 500-GAME MILESTONE Field from July 23-Aug. 11 (also: June 6-9, 2014, Aug. 21-Sept. 6, ♦ Brad Ziegler made his 500th career appearance on June 19 vs. 2010, and July 22-Aug. 7, 2002) [source: STATS, LLC]. Padres, becoming the 67th player in Major League history to reach the 500-game mark without making 1 start.

STOTT ATTENDS DAD’S SURPRISE CEREMONY IN NEW YORK ♦ Mel Stottlemyre Jr. missed June 19-20 to attend a surprise cer- emony for his dad, Mel Sr., where he was honored with a plaque in the Yankees’ Monument Park on Old-Timers’ Day. ♦ Mel Sr., a 5-time AL All-Star, went 164-139 with a 2.97 ERA in 11 seasons with the Yankees from 1964-74, and served as pitching coach from 1996-2005. BAKER’S DOZEN IN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES SINGLES PARTY! D-BACKS ON TWITTER ♦ The D-backs recorded 13+ runs in consecutive games from Aug. ♦ Arizona collected a season-high 16 singles on Sept. 19 @ Giants, PLAYERS & COACHES 10-11 vs. Phillies for the second time in club history (also: Sept. 1 shy of the club record, and tied for second all-time (third time, Nick Ahmed ...... @NickAhmed_ 26-27, 2001 vs. Brewers; 15 runs on 26th & 13 runs on 27th). last: June 4, 2014 @ Rockies). Chase Anderson ...... @ChaseAnderson87 ♦ Additional information on Arizona’s wins on Aug. 10-11. Archie Bradley ...... @ArchieBradley7 AUG. 10 (13-3): D-backs won series opener, 13-3…3 triples tied a BACK-TO-BACK BLANKINGS Sócrates Brito ...... @SocratesBrito club record (eighth time)… 7 hits in the sixth inning were the most ♦ The D-backs recorded consecutive shutouts on Sept. 18-19 @ Jhoulys Chacín ...... @Jhoulys45 Andrew Chafi n ...... @BigCountry1739 in a single frame since Aug. 9, 2014 vs. Rockies (8 hits in the eighth Giants for the second time this season (also July 25-26 vs. Brew- Patrick Corbin ...... @PatrickCorbin46 inning)…9 extra-base hits (3 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR) were the fi fth-highest to- ers) and 11th time in club history. tal for a game all-time (13 1x, 12 1x, 11 2x, 10 5x and 9 9x)…Weling- Rubby De La Rosa ...... @RubbyDelarosa ton Castillo had a career-high-tying 4 RBI (second time)…is D-backs ♦ Arizona has posted back-to-back shutouts on the road 3 times Zack Godley ...... @godleyzt catcher to homer and triple in same game. in team history (also May 26-27, 2006 and July 27-28, 2005). Tuff y Gosewisch ...... @santiagosewisch AUG. 11 (13-1): Arizona’s 12-run win margin tied for its second-larg- Phil Gosselin ...... @PGosselin15 est in club history (eighth time)…11-run second inning, second most POLLOCK AND GOLDSCHMIDT HIT CONSECUTIVE HOMERS Jeremy Hellickson ...... @JHell58 in club history; 5 extra-base hits tied a club record for the sixth time ♦ A.J. Pollock and Paul Goldschmidt hit back-to-back homers for Óscar Hernández ...... @OscarHernDbacks (last: May 19, 2010 vs. Giants, eighth inning)…set club record with 10 the fi rst time on Sept. 22 @ Dodgers (fourth inning). David Hernandez ...... @DHern_30 hits in an inning (previous: 8 hits, done 9 times)…15 plate appear- Daniel Hudson ...... @DHuddy41 Ender Inciarte...... @Enderdavid18 ances were 1 shy of the club record for an inning (16 on April 11, 2010 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES vs. Pirates)…Jeremy Hellickson became the most recent Major League Jake Lamb ...... @JakeLamb18 pitcher with 2 diff erent RBI hits in an inning since Greg on Dominic Leone ...... @DLeone54 April 6, 1999 vs. Phillies [source: FOX Sports Arizona]…D-backs had D-BACKS ON FSAZ WERE NO. 1 Will Locante ...... @wmlocante 4-plus players with 2-plus hits in the same inning for the fi rst time in ♦ The D-backs on FOX Sports Arizona were the No. 1 rated televi- Evan Marshall ...... @emarsh31 club history…last team to do it was Cardinals on April 28, 2011 @ As- sion program during primetime programming hours in Phoenix Chris Owings ...... @cowings5 tros in sixth inning (Albert Pujols, David Freese, and during the baseball season. David Peralta ...... @dperalta6 ) [STATS LLC]. ♦ Additionally, FSAZ saw large demo increases for the D-backs Robbie Ray ...... @RobbieRay viewing audience over last season: A.J. Schugel ...... @schug_knight Matt Stites ...... @matt_stites BULLPEN PUTS TOGETHER QUITE A NIGHT Adults 18-49: +48% Yasmany Tomás ...... @eltanquetomas ♦ On Aug. 20 @ Cincinnati, Arizona relievers threw 7.0 scoreless Men 25-54: +55% Allen Webster ...... @11webster11 innings, the third time they racked up at least 7.0 scoreless Adults 25-54: +62% Brad Ziegler ...... @BradZiegler frames in a 9-inning game in franchise history: Aug. 10, 1999 @ Women 25-54: +77% Cubs (8.0 IP) and July 18, 2001 @ Padres (7.0 IP). D-BACKS FRONT OFFICE Offi cial - English ...... @Dbacks AUG. 10, 1999 RELIEVERS: Erik Sabel (3.2 IP), (3.1) ARIZONA RBI QUALIFIES FOR RBI FOR FIRST TIME and (1.0). ♦ Phoenix qualifi ed for the RBI World Series for the fi rst time ever Offi cial - Spanish ...... @LosDbacks Derrick Hall ...... @DHallDbacks JULY 18, 2011 RELIEVERS: Randy Johnson (7.0 IP) as Arizona RBI’s Junior Baseball Team (Ages 13-15) and Senior  Steve Berthiaume ...... @bertdbacks Baseball Teams (Ages 16-18) were 2 of the 24 teams to advance ...... @tec49 1 PITCH…1 HOME RUN to the 2015 Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) World Series. Rodrigo Lopez ...... @rod13lopez ♦ On Aug. 22 @ Reds, Ender Inciarte hit his fi rst career leadoff Greg Schulte ...... @GubnuhDbacks home run on the fi rst pitch of the game. TOP VENDOR CALLS CHASE FIELD HOME ♦ Inciarte’s homer was the third time a D-back went deep on the ♦ Levy’s Derrick Moore won MLB.com’s Top Vendor honors in Au- MEDIA fi rst pitch of the game: on May 30, 2007 @ Phillies gust with a come-from-behind victory…with 45 minutes until Steve Gilbert ...... @SteveGilbertMLB Jack Magruder ...... @JackMagruder and on May 18, 2013 @ Marlins. the deadline, Steve Berthiaume and Bob Brenly encouraged fans to vote and helped Derrick erase a 3,000-vote defi cit for Nick Piecoro ...... @nickpiecoro Zach Buchanan...... @azc_zachb A.J.’S STOLEN BASE STREAK the win. Todd Walsh...... @walshtodd ♦ A.J. Pollock was successful in 14 straight stolen base attempts Jody Jackson ...... @jody_jackson from July 21-Aug. 22, tied for the fi fth-longest streak in fran- NONA LEE ONE OF ARIZONA’S MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN FOX Sports Arizona ...... @FOXSPORTSAZ chise history (source: STATS LLC): ♦ Nona Lee, D-backs Senior Vice President & General Counsel, was ArizonaSports 98.7 ...... @AZSports NAME NO. DATES honored on Aug. 27 as one of the Most Infl uential Women in Eric Byrnes ...... 30...... July 7-Sept. 11, 2007 Arizona by AzBusiness magazine at a cocktail reception at Cha- COMMUNICATIONS ...... 16...... May 20-June 29, 1999 teau Luxe in Phoenix. Josh Rawitch ...... @joshrawitch Casey Wilcox ...... @CaseyWilcoxAZ Tony Womack ...... 15...... July 29-Aug. 16, 2000 ♦ She was recognized alongside fellow “trailblazers, innovators, Tony Womack ...... 15...... April 23-May 15, 1999 Patrick O’Connell ...... @paddyoc25 groundbreakers and leaders of men, as they are the women Jim Myers...... @jimyers2 A.J. Pollock ...... 14 ...... July 21-Aug. 22, 2015 who are changing the face of Arizona business,” including NAU Eric Byrnes ...... 14...... June 20-Sept. 10, 2006 President Rita Cheng, Phoenix Children’s Hospital COO Betsy CHAFIN’S SCORELESS STREAK Kuzas, Representative Kyrsten Sinema and APS Vice President Tammy McLeod. ♦ Andrew Chafi n’s 19 straight scoreless appearances (20.1 IP) from July 10-Aug. 22, tied the club record by a rookie with Joe KRAUSE & CO. BRING HOME COPPER ANVIL AWARD Paterson (2011)…his 20.1 scoreless innings streak was also the On Sept. 3, Katie Krause and the D-backs took home a Copper second-longest by a D-backs rookie: ♦ MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS Anvil Award at the Phoenix Public Relations Society of Ameri- INNINGS BY A D-BACK ROOKIE GAMES BY A D-BACK ROOKIE ca’s (PRSA) annual awards ceremony. CATEGORY, YEAR NO. CATEGORY, YEAR NO. ♦ The Copper Anvil is the highest honor given to public relations Josh Collmenter, 2011 ...... 24.0 Joe Paterson, 2011 ...... 19 tactics and campaigns and it was given to the team for the me- Andrew Chafi n, 2015 ...... 20.1 Andrew Chafi n, 2015 ...... 19 dia campaign behind the D-backs Give Back Jersey program. Lance Cormier, 2005 ...... 18.0 Doug Slaten, 2006-07 ...... 18 Brandon Webb, 2003 ...... 16.0 Joe Paterson, 2011 ...... 18 CONGRATS IN ORDER FOR D-BACKS TV ANNOUNCERS ♦ The D-backs’ Steve Berthiaume and Bob Brenly were named the POLLOCK NAMED NL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Best Broadcast Duo in Valley Sports by the Phoenix New Times. ♦ A.J. Pollock was named the NL Player of the Week for August ♦ Berthiaume is in his third season as the D-backs’ play-by-play 17-23…led NL with .483 average (14-for-29) and 14 hits, tied for voice on FOX Sports Arizona, while Brenly is in his sixth season fi rst with 22 total bases, was second with a .542 batting average as Arizona’s TV analyst after returning to the organization in on balls in play, and was fi fth with .516 OBP and 1.275 OPS. 2013…he was the club’s original analyst from 1999-2000.

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER NOTES

SEPT/OCT RECAP ♦ Arizona was 16-15 in Sept./Oct. (8-7 at home and 8-8 on the road). ♦ The D-backs hit .261 (274-for-1,051) with 36 home runs and 132 runs scored (4.3 per game)…they also posted a 4.15 ERA (126 ER in 273.0 IP) and were 10-for-12 in save opportunities. ♦ The D-backs ranked among NL leaders in Sept./Oct. in slugging pct. (1st, .448), triples (1st, 12), doubles (1st, 65), OPS (2nd, .770) and average (4th). ♦ D-backs among Top 10 NL leaders in Sept./Oct.: AVG: David Peralta (9th, .337)…SLG: Jarrod Saltalamacchia (4th, .692)…OPS: Salta- lamacchia (4th, 1.072), Paul Goldschmidt (9th, 1.003)…RUNS: Pollock (T-9th, 20)… HITS: Pollock (10th, 34)…2B: Goldschmidt (T-7th, 8), Pollock (T-7th, 8)…3B: Nick Ahmed (T-1st, 3), Ender Inciarte (T-1st, 3), Peralta (T-7th, 2)…HR: Goldschmidt (T- 8th, 7)…BB: Goldschmidt (6th, 18)…SB: Inciarte (2nd, 8), Pollock (T-4th, 6).

DOUBLE DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP ♦ D-backs swept 2 doubleheaders against the Rockies (May 6 and Sept. 1), the seventh time the feat has been accomplished since 1998 (source: STATS LLC): YEAR TEAM SWEPT 2002 2010 2011 2011 Cleveland Indians 2011 Florida Marlins 2012 Minnesota Twins Kansas City Royals 2015 Arizona Diamondbacks 2015 PLAYER SUMMARIES

#13  NICK AHMED  R/R 6-2  194  25 (March 15, 1990) Freeman (1986) and Wayne Simpson (1970). Service Time: 1.054 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Went 2-0 with a 1.45 ERA (3 ER in 18.2 IP) in his fi rst 3 starts. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Was struck in the face by a Carlos Gonzalez line drive on April 28 vs. Rockies and suf- ARI .226 134 421 49 95 17 6 9 34 29 81 4 .275 .359 .634 fered a right sinus fracture…was on the disabled list from April 29-May 16. Career .222 159 491 58 109 19 6 10 38 32 91 4 .222 .346 .616 ♦ Returned to the rotation on May 16 and made 4 starts before returning to the dis- ♦ Appeared in 134 games in his fi rst full season with Arizona, hitting .226 (95-for-421) abled list from June 4-Aug. 24…was optioned to Triple-A Reno on Aug. 24. with 17 doubles, 6 triples, 9 home runs and 34 RBI. ♦ Was 1-0 with a 2.08 ERA (4 ER in 17.1 IP) in 3 starts with the Aces to end the season. ♦ Finished third in the NL in Defensive WAR (2.8), trailing Andrelton Simmons (3.5) and ♦ Participated in the D-backs’ Instructional League. (2.9) and tied for fi fth overall in defensive runs saved (20)…only Simmons (25) had more DRS at shortstop and was tied with Crawford. #68  SÓCRATES BRITO  L/L 6-1  200  23 (Sept. 6, 1992) ♦ Ranked among all NL in total chances per 9.0 IP (1st, 4.93) and putouts Service Time: 0.027 Contract Status: Under team control (5th, 190). AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ His .977 fi elding percentage was the fourth best by a D-backs shortstop in club his- ARI .303 18 33 5 10 3 1 0 1 1 7 1 .324 .455 .778 tory and best since ’s club record of .984 in 2010…set the franchise Career .303 18 33 5 10 3 1 0 1 1 7 1 .324 .455 .778 record with 4.93 TC/9.0 IP, breaking ’s previous mark (4.69 in 1998). ♦ Played in 18 games (5 starts) in the fi rst Major League season with the D-backs, hit- ♦ Had 24 straight errorless games from April 13-May 15 and 20 from June 30-July 28. ting .303 (10-for-33) with 3 doubles, 1 triple, 1 RBI and 5 runs scored. ♦ Led off 10 times (D-backs went 6-4) and hit .262 (11-for-42). ♦ Recorded his fi rst Major League hit on Sept. 8 vs. Giants (single of ) after ♦ Batted .350 (21-for-60) in 18 games from May 12-June 1. being selected from Double-A Mobile prior to the game. ♦ Led off for the fi rst time in his career on June 25 @ Rockies. ♦ Was 3-for-3 with a triple, RBI, 2 runs scored and a stolen base on Oct. 1 vs. Rockies. ♦ Homered in back-to-back games for the fi rst time in his career on June 29-30 vs. ♦ Named the organization’s Player of the Year after batting .300 (147-for-490) with 17 Dodgers. doubles, 15 triples, 9 home runs, 57 RBI 70 runs scored and 20 stolen bases in 129 ♦ Recorded 10 assists on July 20 vs. Marlins, the second most in a game by a D-backs games for Mobile. shortstop. ♦ Led all Minor Leaguers with 15 triples. ♦ Fell a triple shy of the cycle and tied a career high with 4 hits on Sept. 11 vs. Dodgers. ♦ Ranked among Southern League leaders in total bases (3rd, 221), hits (4th), average ♦ Suff ered a jammed lower back on Sept. 22 @ Dodgers and missed the remainder of (6th), slugging pct. (6th, .451), runs scored (8th, 70), OPS (T-8th, .790) and stolen bases the season. (T-10th). ♦ Batted .333 (15-for-45) in 16 games in September. ♦ Selected to play with the World Team in the MLB All-Star Futures Game at Great American Ball Park. #57  CHASE ANDERSON  R/R 6-1  195  27 (Nov. 30, 1987) ♦ Garnered Southern League mid- and postseason All-Star Team accolades. Service Time: 1.146 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Named Mobile’s Player of the Month for August. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Entered the season rated by Baseball America as the D-backs’ Best Athlete for the ARI 6-6 4.30 27-27 0 0 152.2 158 75 73 18 40 111 .272 second straight season (2014-15), and also possessing the Best Outfi eld Arm. Career 15-13 4.18 48-48 0 0 267.0 275 131 124 34 80 216 .270 ♦ Earned the 2015 Aurelio Rodriguez Award, presented annually to the D-backs’ Minor ♦ Set career highs in starts (27), strikeouts (111) and innings (152.2) in his second sea- Leaguer who exhibits the spirit of Aurelio Rodriguez throughout , by son with the D-backs, going 6-6 with a 4.18 ERA (73 ER). showing dedication and giving their best eff or every day. ♦ Ranked second in the NL with 15 no-decisions…owned a 3.35 ERA (32 ER in 86.0 IP) in those games. #63  ENRIQUE BURGOS  R/R 6-3  251  24 (Nov. 23, 1990) ♦ Was 6-0 with a 1.87 ERA (19 ER in 91.2 IP) in 14 starts of at least 6.0 innings. Service Time: 0.115 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Averaged 3.48 runs of support, fi fth lowest in the NL if he qualifi ed. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Went 1-0 with a 2.37 ERA (5 ER in 19.0 IP) during Interleague Play. ARI 2-2 4.67 30-0 2 2 27.0 27 15 14 2 15 39 .257 ♦ Posted a 2.84 ERA (25 ER in 79.1 IP) in his fi rst 13 starts (8 quality). Career 2-2 4.67 30-0 2 2 27.0 27 15 14 2 15 39 .257 Ended a 0-for-25 streak with a RBI single (fi rst career RBI) on May 9 vs. Padres. ♦ ♦ Was 2-2 with 2 saves and a 4.67 ERA (14 ER in 27.0 IP) over 3 stints in his fi rst Major ♦ Set a career high with 8.0 innings on May 20 @ Marlins, ending a streak of 6-straight League season with the D-backs. no-decisions. ♦ Averaged 13.00 strikeouts per 9.0 IP with Arizona…fi rst batters hit .160 (4-for-25). Held the Giants hitless for the fi rst 6.1 innings on June 12 @ AT&T Park (0 ER in 7.0 IP). ♦ ♦ Right-handers batted .234 (15-for-64). Allowed 1 run or fewer in 4 straight starts from May 3-20, going 1-0 with a 1.03 ERA ♦ ♦ Made his Major League debut on April 29 vs. Rockies (1 ER in 1.0 IP). (3 ER in 26.1 IP). ♦ Struck out a season-high 4 batters on May 3 @ Dodgers (2.0 IP). Boasted a career-best 14.2-scoreless inning streak from June 6-17. ♦ ♦ Earned his fi rst save on May 18 @ Marlins. Did not surrender a home run on the road in 8 straight starts from Sept. 29, 2014- ♦ ♦ Notched saves on May 18-19 @ Marlins, the fi rst D-backs rookie to save consecutive June 12. games since J.C. Gutierrez on Sept. 26-27, 2009. His 2.84 ERA (25 ER in 79.1 IP) through June 17 was the eighth best in the NL. ♦ ♦ Recorded his fi rst win on June 29 vs. Dodgers. On disabled list from July 19-Aug. 7 with right triceps infl ammation. ♦ ♦ Combined to make 25 appearances with Double-A Mobile and Triple-A Reno, going ♦ Optioned to Triple-A Reno on Aug. 18 and recalled on Aug. 20 without making an 0-1 with 11 saves and a 3.70 ERA (10 ER in 24.1 IP) and 38 strikeouts. appearance with the Aces. ♦ Struck out a career-high 10 batters in 6.0 innings on Sept. 23 @ Dodgers…did not #7  WELINGTON CASTILLO  R/R 5-10  210  28 (April 24, 1987) allow a hit after ’s solo homer on his fi rst pitch of the game. Service Time: 4.009 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS #61  SILVINO BRACHO  R/R 5-10  190  23 (July 17, 1992) ARI .237 110 342 42 81 15 1 19 57 25 92 0 .296 .453 .750 Service Time: 0.036 Contract Status: Under team control Career .251 396 1305 130 328 72 1 46 162 103 353 2 .316 .414 .730 W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Combined to hit .237 (81-for-342) with 15 doubles, 19 home runs and 57 RBI in 110 ARI 0-0 1.46 13 0 1 12.1 9 2 2 2 4 17 .200 Career 0-0 1.46 13 0 1 12.1 9 2 2 2 4 17 .200 games with the Cubs, Mariners and D-backs…set career highs in home runs, runs scored and RBI. ♦ Appeared in 13 relief outings in his fi rst Major League season, recording 1 save with ♦ Appeared in 80 games with Arizona and batted .255 (70-for-274) with 13 doubles, 17 a 1.46 ERA (2 ER in 12.1 IP) and 17 strikeouts for the D-backs. home runs and 50 RBI. ♦ Made his Major League debut on Aug. 30 vs. Athletics (0 ER in 1.0 IP) after having his ♦ Averaged 1 RBI per 5.48 plate appearances with Arizona (10.71 between Chicago contract selected from Double-A Mobile prior to the game. and Seattle). ♦ Recorded his fi rst career save with 1.0 scoreless inning on Oct. 1 vs. Rockies. ♦ Boasted a 4.10 catcher’s ERA with the D-backs, compared to a 5.91 with the Cubs and ♦ Finished the season with an 8-game scoreless streak (7.2 IP, 10 SO). 5.83 with the Mariners. ♦ Went 2-1 with 19 saves, a 1.60 ERA (9 ER in 50.2 IP), 73 strikeouts and a .200 opponent ♦ Threw out 23.7 percent of attempted basestealers (9-for-29) with Arizona. average (44-for-220) in 53 games between Single A-Adv. Visalia and Mobile. ♦ Led the NL with 18 home runs as a catcher, fourth most in the Majors. ♦ Named a 2015 Second-Team Minor League All-Star by Baseball America, and was also ♦ Began the season with the Cubs and played in 24 games before being traded to the recognized by the same publication as the Best Reliever in the Southern League. Mariners on May 19 for RHP Yoervis Medina. ♦ Named Mobile’s Pitcher of the Month for July. ♦ Appeared in 6 games with Seattle before being dealt to Arizona on June 3 as part of ♦ Signed as a non-drafted free agent on Aug. 9, 2011. the 6-player trade. ♦ 17 of his 19 home runs were hit after being acquired on June 3. #25 ARCHIE BRADLEY R/R 6-4 230 23 (Aug. 10, 1992)     ♦ Hit .321 (25-for-78) with 7 doubles, 4 home runs and 13 RBI over a 22 game span Service Time: 0.142 Contract Status: Under team control from June 12-July 17. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Collected a RBI in a career-high 5 straight games from June 17-25 (6 total). ARI 2-3 5.80 8-8 0 0 35.2 36 23 23 3 22 23 .267 ♦ Notched his second career multi-homer game on July 29 @ Mariners, the sixth player Career 2-3 5.80 8-8 0 0 35.2 36 23 23 3 22 23 .267 to do so off Felix Hernandez. ♦ Made 8 starts with the D-backs in his fi rst Major League season, going 2-3 with a 5.80 ♦ 6 home runs over a road trip from July 27-Aug. 6 tied for the second most on a single ERA (23 ER in 35.2 IP). D-backs trip (also Matt Williams in 1999). ♦ Was 2-1 with a 3.44 ERA (7 ER in 18.1 IP) in 4 starts at Chase Field. ♦ Became the fi rst D-back catcher to triple and homer in the same game on Aug. 10 vs. ♦ Limited left-handers to a .178 average (13-for-73). Phillies…also tied his career high with 4 RBI (also: May 17, 2012 vs. Phillies). ♦ Named to his fi rst Opening Day roster. ♦ Established monthly career highs with 6 home runs and 17 RBI in August. ♦ Was the fi rst starter in club history to allow 2 runs or fewer in his fi rst 4 career starts. ♦ Won his Major League debut on April 11 vs. Dodgers (opposite Clayton Kershaw), #47  JHOULYS CHACÍN  R/R 6-2  215  27 (Jan. 7, 1988) tossing 6.0 scoreless innings with 1 hit allowed…was the fi rst pitcher to throw at Service Time: 5.053 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible least 6.0 innings and allow 1 hit or less in his MLB Debut since the Marlins’ Brad Hand W-L ERA G CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG on June 7, 2011 vs. Braves (1 H, 1 ER in 6.0 IP)…his 3.1 hitless innings to start were the ARI 2-1 3.38 5 0 0 26.2 24 11 10 4 10 21 .240 most by a D-backs starter in his debut and second most by a D-backs starter/reliever Career 40-49 3.76 129 2 1 698.2 643 323 292 64 290 535 .245 in his debut ( – 4.1 IP). ♦ In 2 stints with Arizona, was 2-1 with a 3.38 ERA (10 ER in 26.2 IP) in 5 games (4 starts). ♦ Collected his fi rst hit in his debut, a single off Kershaw, becoming the fi rst starting ♦ Signed by the D-backs as a Minor League free agent on June 19. pitcher to collect his fi rst hit before allowing a hit in his MLB debut since the Cardi- ♦ Posted a 3.04 ERA (8 ER in 23.2 IP) with 17 strikeouts in 4 starts (2 quality)…allowed nals’ Marco Gonzales on June 25, 2014 @ Rockies (source: STATS LLC). 2 earned runs in each outing. ♦ Was the fi rst pitcher in baseball history to make his Major League debut and second ♦ Contract was selected from Triple-A Reno on Aug. 24 and made his D-backs debut career start opposite the reigning winner (Clayton Kershaw) and that night vs. Cardinals. World Series MVP (). ♦ Win on Sept. 21 @ Dodgers (2 ER in 5.1 IP) was his fi rst in the Majors since June 12, ♦ Became the fi fth pitcher since 1914 to allow 2 hits or less in 6.0+ innings in 2 of his 2014 vs. Braves (0 ER in 7.0 IP) with Rockies. fi rst 3 Major League games…also: (2010), Ken Cloude (1997), Marvin (Chacín cont.) ♦ Averaged 94.2 MPH on his , seventh highest by a NL starter. ♦ Relief appearance on Sept. 27 @ Padres (2 ER in 3.0 IP) was his fi rst since July 23, 2010 ♦ Led the team with a 24.7 swing-and-miss pct. (14th best in NL). @ Phillies (0 ER in 1.2 IP). ♦ His 5.77 run support average (121 RS) was third highest in NL. ♦ Made 13 starts with Reno and went 6-3 with a 3.22 ERA (31 ER in 86.2 IP). ♦ ERA would have been 4.00 (76 ER in 171.0 IP) minus his 4 starts vs. Dodgers (0-3 with ♦ Began the season with Triple-A Columbus and went 1-3 with a 3.21 ERA (15 ER in an 11.21 ERA). 42.0 IP) in 7 starts. ♦ Won back-to-back starts on 6 occasions. ♦ Signed by the Rockies as a free agent on March 2 and was released on March 22… ♦ Made his D-backs debut on April 7 vs. Giants (W, 6 ER in 5.1 IP). signed by Indians as a Minor League free agent on April 15 and released on June 18. ♦ Induced 4 GIDP on June 14 @ Giants and July 20 vs. Marlins. ♦ Established a career-high 12.0-inning scoreless streak from May 1-12. #40  ANDREW CHAFIN  R/L 6-2  223  25 (June 17, 1990) ♦ Collected his fi rst RBI on May 12 vs. Nationals. Service Time: 1.020 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Threw a career-high 9.0 innings in a no-decision on May 18 @ Marlins (2 ER)…was W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG the fi fth pitcher in club history to not factor in the decision when lasting 9.0 innings, ARI 5-1 2.76 66-0 16 2 75.0 56 23 23 3 30 58 .207 joining (June 2, 2010 @ Dodgers), Miguel Batista (May 28, 2002 @ Gi- Career 5-2 2.93 69-3 16 2 89.0 69 29 29 3 38 68 .216 ants), Randy Johnson (May 8, 2001 vs. Reds) and Omar Daal (April 11, 2000 @ Padres). ♦ Went 5-1 with 2 saves and a 2.76 ERA (23 ER in 75.0 IP) in 66 appearances in his fi rst ♦ Established career highs in wins (5) and strikeouts (77) on June 14 @ Giants (0 ER in full Major League season with Arizona. 8.0 IP). ♦ Ranked among NL rookies in appearances (2nd), saves (T-2nd) and wins (T-8th). ♦ Pitched in the fi rst De La Rosa vs. (Jorge) De La Rosa matchup in baseball history on ♦ Among left-handed relievers, fi nished second in innings, sixth in ERA and eighth in June 25 @ Rockies. strikeouts. ♦ Recorded 34 ground balls combined in 2 starts on July 20 vs. Marlins (16) and July 25 ♦ Ranked among all D-back rookies in opponent average (2nd, .207), ERA (3rd), ap- vs. Brewers (season-high 18) pearances (3rd) and innings…also tied for fi fth on rookie reliever list in strikeouts. ♦ Was 4-0 with a 2.54 ERA (11 ER in 39.0 IP) in 6 starts from July 20-Aug. 16. ♦ Was fourth among NL relievers with 23 games of over 1.0 inning pitched. ♦ Allowed just 1 hit in 5.2 scoreless innings on Sept. 18 @ Giants. ♦ 4 of his 5 wins came at Chase Field. ♦ Inherited 44 runners, tied for eighth most in the NL. #48  RANDALL DELGADO  R/R 6-4  220  25 (Feb. 9, 1990) ♦ Limited left-handers to a .182 average (20-for-110). Service Time: 3.100 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible ♦ Was 2-0 with a 0.74 ERA (2 ER in 24.1 IP) during the day. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Pitched in 27 games that were decided by 1 run with a 0.84 ERA (3 ER in 32.0 IP). ARI 8-4 3.25 64-1 13 1 72.0 63 28 26 7 33 73 .234 ♦ Surrendered just 3 home runs (0.36 HR/9.0 IP), eighth lowest by a NL reliever. Career 22-25 4.09 156-48 15 1 393.2 368 191 179 50 147 332 .248 ♦ Hurled a season-high 3.0 innings on April 10 vs. Dodgers and June 21 vs. Padres. ♦ Set career bests in ERA (3.25), wins (8) and appearances (64) in his third season with ♦ Struck out a season-high 4 batters on April 28 vs. Rockies (2.2 IP). Arizona. ♦ Earned wins in back-to-back games on June 2-3 vs. Braves. ♦ Ranked among NL relievers in wins (T-1st), strikeouts (T-12th) and innings (14th). ♦ Recorded his fi rst career save on June 21 vs. Padres (3.0 IP), the ninth save of 3.0+ ♦ 8 wins are tied for third most by a D-backs reliever in a single season (also: Byung- innings in club history. hyun Kim in 2002, Stephen Randolph in 2003 and Brad Ziegler in 2013). ♦ Tied a club rookie record with 19 straight scoreless appearances from July 10-Aug. ♦ 20 of his 63 relief appearances were more than 1.0 inning. 22 (20.1 IP)…Joe Paterson also had 19 in 2011. ♦ Was 6-2 with a 1.17 ERA (5 ER in 38.1 IP) at home. ♦ Optioned to Triple-A Reno on Aug. 30 and made 1 appearance before his recall on ♦ Opponents hit .213 in the second half (23-for-108), down from .248 prior to the All- Sept. 8. Star Break. ♦ Earned his fi rst save on May 30 @ Brewers, the eighth 3.0+ inning save in club his- #55  JOSH COLLMENTER  R/R 6-4  235  29 (Feb. 7, 1986) tory…the 3.0 innings tied his career high as a reliever (fourth time). Service Time: 5.000 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible (2016 team option; ‘17 mutual option) ♦ Made his lone start on Aug. 22 @ Reds (4 ER in 2.1 IP). W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Posted a 2.06 ERA (8 ER in 35.0 IP) in his fi nal 34 relief appearances (since June 27) ARI 4-6 3.79 44-12 1 1 121.0 129 53 51 18 24 63 .277 and surrendered just 2 homers in his fi nal 37 (38.1 IP). Career 35-33 3.49 185-75 6 2 637.0 600 262 247 74 146 443 .251 ♦ Appeared in 44 games (12 starts) in his fi fth season with the D-backs and went 4-6 #62  BRANDON DRURY  R/R 6-1  215  23 (Aug. 21, 1992) with 1 save and a 3.79 ERA (51 ER in 121.0 IP). Service Time: 0.034 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Was 1 of 8 pitchers in the NL with 10+ starts and relief appearances. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Went 1-0 with a 1.89 ERA (11 ER in 52.1 IP) as a reliever and 3-6 with a 5.24 ERA (40 ER ARI .214 20 56 3 12 3 0 2 8 2 8 0 .254 .375 .629 in 68.2 IP) as a starter…yielded just 5 home runs in relief (0.86 per 9.0 IP). Career .214 20 56 3 12 3 0 2 8 2 8 0 .254 .375 .629 ♦ 1.89 ERA as a reliever ranked sixth in the NL. ♦ Hit .214 (12-for-56) with 3 doubles, 2 home runs, 8 RBI and 3 runs scored in 20 games ♦ Moved from 11th place on the club’s all-time list to eighth (443 SO), passing in his fi rst Major League season with Arizona. Byung-hyun Kim (383), (402) and (410). ♦ Appeared in 11 games (8 starts) at third base, 6 games (4 starts) at second and 1 ♦ Owns a 185-game errorless streak, the second longest by a pitcher in club history. game (1 start) at shortstop. ♦ Began the season in the starting rotation and made his fi rst Opening Day start on ♦ Recalled from Triple-A Reno on Sept. 1 @ Rockies and made his Major League debut April 6 vs. Giants. at third base. ♦ Recorded his second career shutout on April 17 @ Giants…also collected a career- ♦ Recorded fi rst-career hit on Sept. 2 @ Rockies (single off ). high 3 hits. ♦ Hit his fi rst-career home run on Sept. 22 @ Dodgers (off Adam Liberatore). ♦ Made his fi rst relief appearance on June 18 after 12 straight starts to begin the year. ♦ Batted .438 (7-for-16) with 2 doubles, 2 homers and 5 RBI in 4-game series from Sept. ♦ Had a 7-game scoreless streak from June 27-July 22 (9.1 IP). 21-24 @ Dodgers…started 3 games at third base and 1 game at second. ♦ Pitched in both games of a doubleheader on Sept. 1 @ Rockies, earning his second ♦ Combined to hit .303 (159-for-524) with 40 doubles, 5 home runs, 61 RBI and 65 runs career save in the nightcap with 2.0 scoreless innings. scored in 130 games with Reno and Double-A Mobile…appeared in 62 games at ♦ Boasted a 1.20 ERA (6 ER in 45.0 IP) from June 27-Sept. 22. second base, 61 at third and 9 at shortstop. ♦ Walked just 5 batters over his fi nal 24 appearances (39.2 IP). ♦ Tied for ninth in the Minor Leagues in doubles (was tied for fourth at the time of his promotion). #46  PATRICK CORBIN  L/L 6-3  210  26 (July 19, 1989) ♦ Named a 2015 First-Team Minor League All-Star and the Southern League’s Best Sec- Service Time: 3.105 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible ond Baseman by Baseball America following the season. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Selected to the Southern League midseason All-Star Team. ARI 6-5 3.60 16-16 0 0 85.0 91 34 34 9 17 78 .272 ♦ Entered the season ranked by both Baseball America and MLB.com as Arizona’s No. 7 Career 26-21 3.75 70-65 3 0 400.1 397 171 167 42 96 342 .258 Prospect. ♦ Returned to the D-backs after missing 2014 due to surgery and was 6-5 with a 3.60 ERA (34 ER in 85.0 IP) in 16 starts. #52  ZACK GODLEY  R/R 6-3  220  25 (April 21, 1990) ♦ 4 of his 6 wins came on the road. Service Time: 0.051 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Left-handers batted .211 (15-for-71) with just 1 home run. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Was 5-2 with a 1.58 ERA (10 ER in 57.0 IP) in 9 starts when throwing 6.0+ innings. ARI 5-1 3.19 9-6 0 0 36.2 29 13 13 4 17 34 .227 ♦ Averaged just 3.51 pitches per batter faced, which would have ranked fourth in the Career 5-1 3.19 9-6 0 0 36.2 29 13 13 4 17 34 .227 NL if he qualifi ed. ♦ Was 4-1 with a 3.38 ERA (10 ER in 26.2 IP) in 5 starts…ERA would have been 1.57 (4 ♦ Won his fi rst start after being reinstated from the 60-day disabled list on July 4 vs. ER in 23.0 IP) minus his start on Sept. 4 @ Cubs (6 ER in 3.2 IP). Rockies (2 ER in 5.0 IP). ♦ Opponents were 2-for-25 (.080) with runners in scoring position and 0-for-13 with ♦ Tied his career high with 10 strikeouts on July 24 vs. Brewers (fourth time). RISP and 2 outs. ♦ Allowed 2 runs or less in 4 of his fi rst 5 starts. ♦ Contract was purchased from Double-A Mobile on July 23. ♦ Went 3-0 with a 2.33 ERA (7 ER in 27.0 IP) in 5 starts from Aug. 15-Sept. 7. ♦ On July 23 vs. Brewers, became the fi rst pitcher in the Modern Era (since 1900) to ♦ Hurled 5 straight quality starts with 85 pitchers or fewer from Aug. 26-Sept. 19 , the throw at least 6.0 scoreless innings in his Major League debut with no walks and 7+ fi rst pitcher to accomplish the feat since in 1988 (also 5). strikeouts…7 strikeouts also tied the club record for the most in a MLB debut by a ♦ Did not walk a batter in a career-high 4 straight starts from Sept. 1-19 (25.1 IP), tied D-back (also Max Scherzer on April 29, 2008 vs. Astros (4.1 IP in relief). for the fourth-longest streak by a D-back starter (also: 3 times by Brian Anderson). ♦ Became the fi fth D-backs’ pitcher to win his fi rst 2 Major League starts on July 28 @ ♦ Went 3-1 with a 1.44 ERA (5 ER in 31.1 IP) in 5 starts from Aug. 26-Sept. 19. Mariners and second to win his fi rst 3 (also Chase Anderson in 2014). ♦ Made 4 rehab starts with Single-A Visalia and Double-A Mobile and was 1-1 with a ♦ Combined to go 10-4 with a 2.71 ERA (30 ER in 99.2 IP) in 21 games (17 starts) with 4.76 ERA (9 ER in 17.0 IP). Single-A Visalia and Mobile. ♦ Began the season with Visalia and was 8-3 with a 2.27 ERA (19 ER in 75.1 IP) in 14 #12  RUBBY DE LA ROSA  R/R 6-1  225  26 (March 4, 1989) games (12 starts)…led the CL in ERA and ranked second in strikeouts at the time of Service Time: 3.097 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible his promotion…was 6-0 with a 1.72 ERA (9 ER in 47.0 IP) in his fi rst 8 starts. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Named the organizational Pitcher of the Month for April after going 4-0 with a 1.13 ARI 14-9 4.67 32-32 0 0 188.2 193 103 98 32 63 150 .265 ERA (3 ER in 24.0 IP)…also garnered CL Player of the Week accolades for April 20-26. Career 22-24 4.51 76-60 0 0 363.0 378 189 182 52 133 290 .271

♦ Established career highs in virtually all categories in his fi rst season with the D-backs, going 14-9 with a 4.67 ERA (98 ER in 188.2 IP) and 150 strikeouts in 32 starts. ♦ Is 1 of 4 pitchers with 14+ wins in their fi rst season with the D-backs, joining Randy Johnson (17 in 1999), (16 in 2008) and (14 in 1998)…Haren and De La Rosa are the only 2 on the list acquired via trade prior to said season. ♦ Was 7-4 in 15 home starts…tied for 10th in the NL in home wins. ♦ Went 8-4 with a 4.14 ERA (36 ER in 78.1 IP) in 14 second-half starts…tied for fi fth in the NL with 8 wins after the All-Star Break.

♦ Finished ninth in the NL with a .214 average vs. righties (78-for-364). #44  PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT  R/R 6-3  225  28 (Sept. 10, 1987) #9  TUFFY GOSEWISCH  R/R 5-11  200  32 (Aug. 17, 1983) Service Time: 4.059 Contract Status: Signed through 2018 (2019 team option) Service Time: 2.060 Contract Status: Under team control AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ARI .321 159 567 103 182 38 2 33 110 118 151 21 .435 .570 1.005 ARI .211 38 128 9 27 6 0 1 13 8 23 2 .261 .281 .542 Career .299 621 2245 391 672 165 8 116 412 361 589 67 .395 .535 .930 Career .212 93 302 16 64 16 0 2 23 11 55 2 .241 .285 .525 ♦ Set career highs in average (.321), on-base pct. (.435), slugging pct. (.570), OPS ♦ Limited to just 38 games due a season-ending knee injury…hit .211 with 6 doubles, (1.005), stolen bases (21) and walks (118)…tied his career bests in runs scored (103) 1 home run and 13 RBI. and hits (182), while falling 1 game shy of matching his most (160 in 2013). ♦ Suff ered torn right ACL on May 27 @ Cardinals…underwent surgery to repair the ♦ Became the fi rst D-back to be elected to start multiple All-Star Games (also 2014 at injury on June 5 in Phoenix (performed by Dr. Gary Waslewski). Target Field) and 1 of 4 D-backs to participate in 3+ Midsummer Classics, joining Luis ♦ Threw out 10-of-29 (34.5 pct.) of attempted basestealers, including 6 of his last 11. Gonzalez (5), Johnson (5) and Brandon Webb (3)…his 9,119,375 votes broke his own ♦ Made his fi rst Opening Day start…was the fi rst D-backs OD catcher, other than D-backs record from 2014 (3,566,216). Miguel Montero, since in 2009. ♦ Named the the club’s MVP by the Arizona chapter of the BBWAA and the winner of ♦ Tied his career high with 3 hits on May 6 @ Rockies (GM 1). the inaugural Luis Gonzalez Award, along with the D-backs’ recipient of the Roberto ♦ Set a career high with 4 RBI on May 7 vs. Padres…also was the fi rst D-back with 3 Clemente and the MLBPAA Heart and Hustle Award. doubles in a game since on Sept. 22, 2014 @ Twins and fourth D- ♦ Established single-season team records with a .435 on-base pct., 118 walks and 29 backs catcher to do so (fi fth time, last: Miguel Montero on June 13, 2011 @ Marlins) intentional walks…fi nished second with a .570 slugging pct. and a 1.005 OPS. ♦ Batted .242 (16-for-66) in May, up from .177 in April. ♦ Is 1 of 5 D-backs with at least 3 seasons with 20+ home runs (also Gonzalez, Steve ♦ Participated in the D-backs’ Youth Baseball Camp Day on June 18 @ Chase Field. Finley, Chris Young and Mark Reynolds). ♦ Is the second player in club history with multiple 100-RBI seasons (also Gonzalez)… #58  JEREMY HELLICKSON  R/R 6-1  190  28 (April 8, 1987) also joined Gonzalez (2001) as the only 2 D-backs with 100 walk/100 RBI seasons, Service Time: 5.045 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible and was the fi rst NL player to do so since Joey Votto and Prince Fielder in 2011. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Is 1 of 7 D-backs with a 20 stolen base/20 homer season: Eric Byrnes (2006-07), Reyn- ARI 9-12 4.62 27-27 0 0 146.0 151 79 75 22 43 121 .264 olds (2009), Justin Upton (2009, ‘11), (1998), Young (2011) and A.J. Pol- Career 49-48 3.94 142-135 2 1 786.0 748 363 344 105 253 584 .249 lock (2015)…prior to Goldschmidt, the last fi rst baseman to accomplish feat was ♦ Was 9-12 with a 4.62 ERA (75 ER in 146.0 IP) in 27 starts in his fi rst season with Ari- Florida’s in 2003 (21 SB/31 HR). zona…notched 12 quality starts, 1 more than his total in 32 starts in 2013 (11), his ♦ Moved from ninth place on the club’s all-time home run list to fi fth, passing Jay Bell last full season in the Majors. (91), Miguel Montero (97), Matt Williams (99) and Upton (108)…also jumped from ♦ Went 6-5 with a 4.00 ERA (32 ER in 72.0 IP) in 12 start at home…6 of his 9 wins came 11th place on the RBI list to fourth. at Chase Field. ♦ Was the fi rst player with 100+ walks, runs scored and RBI with a .320 average or bet- ♦ Averaged a career-best 2.81 strikeouts per walk (121 SO/43 BB)…his 9.31 hits per 9.0 ter since in 2011 and fi rst in the NL since Albert Pujols in 2009. innings were down from 10.04 in 2014 and 9.57 in 2013. ♦ Ranked among NL leaders in OPS (2nd), RBI (2nd), times on base (2nd, 302), average ♦ 43.5 ground ball pct. was highest of his career (42.5 pct. in 2012 was previous high). (3rd), on-base pct. (3rd), slugging pct. (3rd), runs scored (3rd), walks (3rd), hits (3rd), ♦ Opponents batted .203 (30-for-148) with runners in scoring position, .215 (14-for-65) total bases (3rd, 323), pitches per plate appearance (5th, 4.20), home runs (5th) and with RISP/2 outs and .188 (3-for-16) with the bases loaded. extra-base hits (5th, 73). ♦ Yielded 2 walks or less in 22 starts. ♦ Led all fi rst basemen with 18 defensive runs saved. ♦ Suff ered 6 losses when allowing 3 runs or fewer, tied for fi fth most in the NL (also: ♦ Hit .364 (44-for-121) vs. lefties led the NL and ranked third with a .355 average (81- Max Scherzer, Alex Wood and Robbie Ray). for-228) with 2 outs. ♦ Led D-backs starters with a 62.9 fi rst-pitch strike percentage. ♦ Batted a career-high .340 with runners in scoring position (49-for-144), ninth best in ♦ Averaged 3.90 pitches per plate appearance, tied for 11th highest in the NL. the NL. ♦ Won 3 straight starts from May 24-June 5 with a 3.38 ERA (7 ER in 18.2 IP)…also won ♦ Tied for second in the NL with 20 home runs on the road (also: )…the 4 in a row at Chase Field from May 24-July 2. 20 road homers tied for the third most by a D-back (also Gonzalez in 2003). ♦ Registered his 500th strikeout on May 30 @ Brewers. ♦ His .341 average (90-for-264) at home was the fourth best in club history. ♦ Was 2-1 with a 1.88 ERA (5 ER in 24.0 IP) in 4 starts in July. ♦ 16 home runs vs. NL West foes was second most in club history, trailing only Upton’s ♦ Was the fi rst pitcher with 2 diff erent RBI hits in an inning on Aug. 11 vs. Phillies since 17 in 2011. on April 6, 1999 vs. Phillies, and second D-backs pitcher with a multi- ♦ Made 147 starts batting third in the lineup (.316) and 10 at cleanup (.378). hit frame (also: Edwin Jackson on April 11, 2010 vs. Pirates)…also threw 8.0 innings, ♦ Led all fi rst basemen with 1,378 putouts and 1,505 total chances…the 1,505 TC were his longest outing since May 23, 2012 @ Blue Jays (also 8.0 IP). the most in the Majors since Pujols in 2010 (1,619). ♦ On 15-day disabled list from Aug. 20-Sept. 11 with a strained left hamstring…made ♦ His .9966 fi elding percentage was third among NL fi rst basemen, percentage points 1 rehab start with Triple-A Reno. behind Brandon Belt (.99735) and (.99731). ♦ Made his club record fourth Opening Day start at fi rst base. #30  DAVID HERNANDEZ  R/R 6-3  245  30 (May 13, 1985) ♦ On April 11, became the fi rst D-back to homer in 4 consecutive games vs. Dodgers. Service Time: 6.095 Contract Status: Free agent ♦ Achieved his 500th career hit with a 2-run homer on April 15 @ Padres. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Homered in a career-high-tying 3 straight games from May 6 (GM 2)-8…moved into ARI 1-5 4.28 40-0 7 0 33.2 33 18 16 6 11 33 .256 sole possession of eighth place on the club’s all-time home run list on May 8 vs. Pa- Career 25-35 4.15 309-27 72 19 414.1 370 201 191 60 175 414 .235 dres, breaking a tie with Jay Bell (91). ♦ Made 40 appearances in his fi rst season following Tommy John surgery in 2013 and Passed Stephen Drew (333) and moved into eighth place on the D-backs’ all-time RBI ♦ went 1-5 with a 4.28 ERA (16 ER in 33.2 IP). list on May 16 @ Phillies. ♦ Is the all-time franchise leader in holds (72)…also ranks third on the club’s all-time Appeared in his 500th career game on May 19 @ Marlins. ♦ list as a reliever in appearances (248) and strikeouts (274). ♦ Tied the franchise record with 3 doubles on May 29 @ Brewers. ♦ Reinstated from the disabled list on June 7 and threw 1.0 scoreless inning vs. Mets, Achieved his sixth career multi-homer game on May 30 @ Brewers…was the fi rst D- ♦ his fi rst Major League appearance since Sept. 29, 2013 vs. Nationals. back to homer off the same pitcher () in consecutive innings since Aaron ♦ Made a season-high 8 straight scoreless appearances from July 2-Aug. 2 (8.2 IP). Hill on April 7, 2012 vs. Giants (Madison Bumgarner). ♦ Threw 2.0 innings on July 22 vs. Marlins, his longest appearance since June 12, 2013 Accumulated 21 total bases during a 3-game series from May 29-31 @ Brewers, the ♦ @ Dodgers (2.0 IP). third-highest total during a 3-game set in club history behind Steve Finley (27 from ♦ Established a franchise record with his 64th hold on June 17 vs. Angels. Sept. 7-9, 1999 @ Brewers) and Aaron Hill (22 from June 18-20, 2012 vs. Mariners). ♦ Recorded his 400th strikeout on Aug. 15 @ Braves. ♦ Became the fi rst player in MLB history with 3 hits and 3 intentional walks in a single ♦ Made his 300th career appearance on Sept. 5 @ Cubs. game on May 31 @ Brewers…also set a club record by reaching base safely 7 times, ♦ Made 7 scoreless rehab appearances with Single-A Visalia and Double-A Mobile (6.0 and was the fi rst D-back to be intentionally walked 3 times in a game, and fi rst NL IP) to begin the season. player with 3 IBB since the Cardinals’ Pujols on Aug. 26, 2010 @ Nationals. ♦ Hit 10 home runs in May, a monthly career high. #23  ÓSCAR HERNÁNDEZ  R/R 6-1  220  32 (July 9, 1993) ♦ Hit his 100th career homer on June 10 @ Dodgers. Service Time: 1.000 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Hit a 471-foot home run on Aug. 26 vs. Cardinals, the longest of his career (distance provided by Statcast). AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ARI .161 18 31 4 5 1 0 0 1 3 15 0 .257 .194 .451 Set club walk record with No. 101 on Sept. 7 vs. Giants and the intentional walk re- ♦ Career .161 18 31 4 5 1 0 0 1 3 15 0 .257 .194 .451 cord with No. 25 on Sept. 9 vs. Giants. ♦ Batted fourth on Sept. 21 @ Dodgers for the fi rst time since April 25, 2013 vs. Rockies. ♦ Played in 18 games in his fi rst Major League season after being acquired via the 2014 ♦ Homered in 4 straight games at Dodger Stadium from June 10-Sept. 23, tying a club . record (also: Chad Tracy in 2005). ♦ Made 7 starts and posted a 2.91 catcher’s ERA (25 ER in 77.1 IP). ♦ Hit .395 (17-for-43) with 5 home runs, 10 RBI and a 1.274 OPS over his fi nal 13 games. ♦ Began the season on the disabled list with a broken left hamate bone…played in 13 rehab games with Single-A Kane County and Triple-A Reno. #15  PHIL GOSSELIN  R/R 6-1  200  26 (Oct. 3, 1988) ♦ Was reinstated from the DL on July 4. Service Time: 1.085 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Made his Major League debut as a pinch runner on July 12 @ Mets. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Recorded fi rst hit in fi rst start on July 18 vs. Giants (double off ). ARI .311 44 106 19 33 9 1 3 15 9 16 2 .373 .500 .873 ♦ Will play for the in the . Career .288 94 240 38 69 13 1 4 18 15 45 4 .338 .400 .738 #56  KEITH HESSLER  L/L 6-4  215  26 (March 15, 1989) ♦ Combined to hit .311 (69-for-240) with 9 doubles, 3 home runs and 18 RBI in 44 Service Time: 0.057 Contract Status: Under team control games with Atlanta and Arizona. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Acquired from Braves for RHP Bronson Arroyo and RHP on July 23. ARI 0-1 8.03 18 1 0 12.1 16 11 11 4 4 12 .302 ♦ Played in 16 games (15 starts) at second base and 7 at third base (6 starts)…also Career 0-1 8.03 18 1 0 12.1 16 11 11 4 4 12 .302 played as a defensive replacement in left fi eld once. ♦ Appeared in 18 games over 2 stints, going 0-1 with a 8.03 ERA (11 ER in 12.1 IP) and ♦ Batted .423 (11-for-26) with runners in scoring position. 12 strikeouts in his fi rst Major League season with the D-backs. ♦ On 60-day disabled list from May 18-Aug. 30 with a fractured left thumb…combined Contract was selected from Triple-A Reno on Aug. 7. to hit .316 with 5 doubles, 2 home runs and 11 RBI in 14 rehab games with Rookie ♦ Made his Major League debut with 1.0 scoreless inning on Aug. 8 vs. Reds. AZL D-backs, Single-A Adv. Visalia and Triple-A Reno. ♦ ♦ Did not yield a run in his fi nal 5 outings (2.1 IP)…limited left-handers to a .071 aver- ♦ Established a career high with 4 RBI on Sept. 1 @ Rockies (GM 1). age (1-for-14) in his last 8 games and to a .160 clip (4-for-25) overall. ♦ Recorded fi rst walk-off hit on Sept. 29 vs. Rockies, a pinch-hit single in 11th inning. ♦ Combined to go 5-2 with 1 save, a 2.14 ERA (14 ER in 59.0 IP) and 65 strikeouts in 51 ♦ Hit his fi rst inside-the-park home run on Oct. 1 vs. Rockies, the 10th D-back to ac- games between Reno, Double-A Mobile and Single-A Advanced Visalia. complish the feat (sixth at Chase Field). ♦ Batted .455 (10-for-22) with 3 doubles, 1 homer, 4 RBI and 7 runs scored in his last 8 games. #2  AARON HILL  R/R 5-11  200  33 (March 21, 1982) ♦ Posted a .973 fi elding percentage (7 E in 257 TC) in 95 games (87 starts) at third Service Time: 10.136 Contract Status: Signed through 2016 base, which would have ranked second in the NL if he qualifi ed…also appeared in 8 AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS games (2 starts) at fi rst base. ARI .230 116 313 32 72 18 0 6 39 31 54 7 .295 .345 .640 ♦ Hit .297 (54-for-182) with 5 home runs on the road. Career .268 116 313 681 1393 309 21 151 650 391 775 70 .323 .423 .745 ♦ Made his fi rst Opening Day roster and delivered a 3-run, pinch-hit double on Open- ♦ Appeared in 116 games with the D-backs and hit .230 (72-for-313) with 18 doubles, ing Day vs. Giants (off Madison Bumgarner). 6 home runs and 39 RBI. ♦ Tied his career high with 4 RBI on April 7 vs. Giants (also Aug. 29, 2014 vs. Rockies). ♦ Is the franchise record holder among in hits (455), doubles (108) ♦ 7 RBI in the team’s fi rst 2 games were a D-backs record…was the fi rst player with 7+ and games played (433) and ranks second in home runs (54) and RBI (215). RBI in the fi rst 2 games of the season since Chris Davis in 2013 (also 7)…was the fi rst ♦ Made 38 starts at second base and 33 at third…combined on a .977 fi elding percent- rookie with 7 RBI in fi rst 2 team games since Detroit’s Johnny Groth in 1949 (also 7). age (6 E in 261 TC). ♦ On 15-day disabled list from April 19-June 5 with a stress reaction in his left foot… ♦ 1 of 3 players in the Majors to make 30+ starts at second and third base (also: Elian played in 3 rehab games with Triple-A Reno. Herrera and Brett Lawrie). ♦ Seattle native recorded the game-winning RBI with a 10th-inning sacrifi ce fl y on July ♦ Ranked 12th in the NL with a .300 pinch-hit average (9-for-30). 27 @ Mariners ♦ Hit a game-winning, 2-run double in the 12th inning on April 16 @ Giants. ♦ Batted .393 (18-for-47) during a 15-game stretch from Aug. 23-Sept. 7. ♦ Tied his career high with 4 RBI on May 6-1 @ Rockies. ♦ Became the club’s all-time leader in games played at second base (400) on May 23 vs. #50  EVAN MARSHALL  R/R 6-2  225  25 (April 18, 1990) Cubs, breaking a tie with (399). Service Time: 1.038 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Hit a monthly-best .292 (19-for-65) with 3 homers and 10 RBI in May. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Collected his 300th career double on July 27 @ Mariners. ARI 0-2 6.08 13-0 2 0 13.1 20 9 9 3 5 7 .357 ♦ Belted his 150th career home run on Aug. 11 vs. Phillies. Career 4-6 3.45 70-0 21 0 62.2 70 26 24 6 22 61 .287 ♦ Compiled a 37-game errorless streak from June 28-Sept. 22 (112 TC). ♦ Pitched in 13 games with the D-backs and was 0-2 with a 6.08 ERA (9 ER in 13.1 IP). ♦ Began the season with Arizona and was optioned to Triple-A Reno on May 11. #41  DANIEL HUDSON  R/R 6-3  233  28 (March 9, 1987) ♦ Was 3-2 with a 6.40 ERA (23 ER in 32.1 IP) in 31 games with the Aces. Service Time: 5.117 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible ♦ Posted a .196 opponent average and a 3.00 ERA (4 ER in 12.0 IP) in his fi nal 12 games. W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Was struck in the head on Aug. 4 @ El Paso and suff ered a fractured skull and did not ARI 4-3 3.86 64-1 20 4 67.2 64 34 29 7 25 71 .245 play the remainder of the season. Career 32-21 3.77 129-59 20 4 451.2 431 208 189 44 123 377 .251 ♦ Recalled by the D-backs on Sept. 8 and placed on the 60-day disabled list. ♦ In his fi rst full season following 2 Tommy John surgeries, went 4-3 with 4 saves and a 3.86 ERA (29 ER in 67.2 IP) in a career-high 64 games (1 start). #72  PETER O’BRIEN  R/R 6-4  235  25 (July 15, 1990) Service Time: 0.027 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Is the longest tenured member of the D-backs. ♦ Led Arizona with 20 holds, which tied for 11th in the NL. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ARI .400 8 10 1 4 1 0 1 3 2 5 0 .500 .800 1.300 ♦ Averaged a career-high 9.44 strikeouts per 9.0 IP (71 SO). Career .400 8 10 1 4 1 0 1 3 2 5 0 .500 .800 1.300 ♦ Limited left-handers to a .186 average (21-for-113), the second-lowest mark of his career (.174 in 2010). ♦ Hit .400 (4-for-10) with 1 double, 1 home run and 3 RBI in 8 games in his fi rst Major ♦ 52 of his 64 appearances were 1.0 inning or fewer. League season with Arizona…appeared in 3 games in left fi eld (1 start). ♦ Pitched on no days of rest 7 times (5.1 IP). ♦ Selected from Triple-A Reno on Sept. 8 vs. Giants. ♦ 4 strikeouts on May 1 @ Dodgers marked his most as a reliever. ♦ Recorded a RBI single in his fi rst Major League at-bat on Sept. 11 vs. Dodgers (off Ian ♦ Start on May 10 vs. Padres (0 ER in 3.1 IP) was his fi rst since June 26, 2012 @ Braves. Thomas). ♦ Earned the win on May 19 @ Marlins with 2.0 scoreless innings, his fi rst victory since ♦ Collected his fi rst home run as a pinch-hitter on Oct. 2 vs. Astros (off Dallas Keuchel)… June 14, 2012 @ Rangers…the 2 years, 339 days between wins was the second lon- the homer was estimated at 471 feet [source: MLB Statcast]. gest by a D-back (3 years, 1 day by Micah Owings on May 26, 2011 @ Rockies). ♦ Played in 131 games for Reno and hit .284 (139-for-490) with 35 doubles, 9 triples, 26 ♦ Recorded his fi rst career save on June 14 @ Giants. home runs, 107 RBI and 77 runs scored. ♦ Posted a 1.71 ERA (5 ER in 26.1 IP) in 25 games from May 19-July 24. ♦ Ranked among all Minor Leaguers in RBI (2nd) and total bases (4th, 270). ♦ Did not yield a hit in 6 consecutive games from Sept. 18-29 (5.2 IP). ♦ Played in 57 games in left fi eld for the Aces, 47 in right, 12 as the , 11 ♦ Was 1-0 with 3 saves, 10 holds and a 2.82 ERA (7 ER in 22.1 IP) over his last 24 at catcher and 4 at fi rst base. games….walked 6 and struck out 26 during that span (10.48 SO per 9.0 IP). ♦ Garnered Pacifi c Coast League mid- and postseason All-Star accolades and was se- lected as the 2015 PCL All-Star Game Top Star (MVP) #5  ENDER INCIARTE  L/L 5-10  187  24 (Oct. 29, 1990) ♦ Named the D-backs’ organizational Player of the Month for April, after hitting .383 Service Time: 1.157 Contract Status: Under team control (31-for-81) with 7 doubles, 7 homers and 20 in 21 games for the Aces. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Selected as Reno’s Player of the Month for May. ARI .303 132 524 73 159 27 5 6 45 26 58 21 .338 .408 .747 ♦ Entered 2015 as Arizona’s No. 8 Prospect by Baseball America and No. 9 by MLB.com. Career .292 250 942 127 275 45 7 10 72 51 111 40 .338 .408 .716 #16  CHRIS OWINGS  R/R 5-10  190  24 (Aug. 12, 1991) ♦ Hit .303 (159-for-524) with 27 doubles, 5 triples, 6 home runs, 45 RBI and 21 stolen Service Time: 2.027 Contract Status: Under team control bases in his fi rst full season with Arizona. Ranked second among all outfi elders in baseball with 28 defensive runs saved, trail- AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ ARI .227 147 515 59 117 27 5 4 43 26 144 16 .264 .322 .587 ing only the Rays’ Kevin Kiermaier (42)…also fi nished second in DRS in the Majors Career .243 258 880 98 214 47 11 10 74 48 221 26 .283 .356 .639 with 13 runs saved in right fi eld and fourth with 12 in left (souce: Fangraphs.com). ♦ Led off 116 times (D-backs went 52-49) and hit .304 (133-for-437)…ranked among ♦ Batted .227 (117-for-515) with 27 doubles, 5 triples, 4 home runs and 43 RBI in 147 NL leadoff hitters in average (3rd), hits (5th, 133), stolen bases (T-5th, 18) and runs games in his second full season with Arizona. scored (6th, 64). ♦ Appeared in 115 games at second base and 35 at shortstop and combined to post a ♦ D-backs were 37-18 when scoring a run. .991 fi elding pct. (5 E in 547 TC). ♦ Played 77 games in right fi eld, 47 in left and 22 in center…tied for fourth in the NL ♦ Compiled a 75-game errorless streak from May 1-Aug. 14 (71 games at second and with 10 outfi eld assists. 5 at short), the second-longest streak by a D-back at any infi eld positions combined ♦ Was 21-for-31 (67.7 pct.) in stolen base attempts…tied for sixth in the NL with 6 behind Chad Tracy’s 94-game streak (May 2, 2005-May 13, 2006)…had a 72-game er- steals of third base. rorless streak at second base from May 1-Aug. 16, third-longest all-time by a D-back ♦ Posted a .802 OPS in the second half, compared to .686 prior to the All-Star Break. second basemen. ♦ Ranked second in the NL with a .332 average (127-for-383) vs. right-handed pitchers, ♦ Was successful in 16 of 20 stolen base attempts…his 80.0 pct. stolen base pct. trailing only the Nationals’ (.335). ranked 10th in the NL. ♦ Hit .330 (77-for-233) at Chase Field, the seventh-highest home average in the NL…5 ♦ Made his second straight Opening Day start (fi rst at second base). of his 6 homers came on the road. ♦ Snapped a season-opening 0-for-14 streak with a ninth-inning, pinch-hit double on ♦ Led the NL and ranked second in the Majors with a .448 average (13-for-29) with a April 12 vs. Dodgers. 3-2 count…only the Twins’ Shane Robinson (.462) was better. ♦ Posted a career-high 5-straight multi-hit game from May 11-16. ♦ Batted .310 or above in 4 of his 6 months (.316 in April, .339 in July, .310 in August ♦ Had a career-high 11-game from May 25-June 7 (.302; 13-for-43). and .317 in Sept./Oct.) ♦ Fell a homer shy of a cycle on May 23 vs. Washington…also scored 3 runs, 1 shy of his ♦ Season-high 8-game hitting streaks from April 8-17 and June 4-12. career high. ♦ Notched his fi rst game-ending hit (single) in the 10th-inning on April 10 vs. Dodgers. ♦ Recorded his fi rst career walk-off hit (single) on Aug. 9 vs. Reds. ♦ Tied his career high with 4 RBI on April 13 @ Padres. ♦ Did not strike out in 12 consecutive games from April 15-28, the longest streak by a #6  DAVID PERALTA  L/L 6-1  215  28 (Aug. 14, 1987) D-back since Martin Prado’s 14-game stretch from June 18-July 5, 2013. Service Time: 1.120 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Matched his career high with 4 hits on May 6-1 @ Rockies. AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ♦ Reached base safely in 13 of 14 games from May 29-June 12. ARI .312 149 462 61 144 26 10 17 78 44 107 9 .371 .522 .893 ♦ On 15-day disabled list from June 16-July 17 with a strained right hamstring, includ- Career .301 237 791 101 238 38 19 25 114 60 167 15 .351 .492 .842 ing 7 rehab games with Rookie AZL D-backs and Double-A Mobile. ♦ Hit .312 (144-for-462) with 26 doubles, 10 triples, 17 home runs and 78 RBI in his fi rst ♦ Batted .339 (19-for-57) in July, a monthly career high. full Major League season with Arizona. ♦ Doubled in 5 straight games from July 22-26, 1 shy of the club record set by Conor ♦ Is 1 of 3 D-backs with 10+ triples and 10+ home runs in a season, joining Steve Finley Jackson on 3 occasions. (1999, 2003) and Stephen Drew (2008-10)…was the only NL player to accomplish ♦ Hit his fi rst career leadoff home run on Aug. 22 @ Reds. the feat this season. ♦ Recorded his fi rst career multi-homer game on Sept. 27 @ Padres, the fi rst by a D- ♦ Ranked among NL leaders in triples (1st, 10), slugging pct. (6th, .522), OPS (6th, .893) back leadoff hitter since Kelly Johnson on May 30, 2011 vs. Marlins. and average (8th, .312). ♦ Did not play after Sept. 29 due to a contusion on his right ankle. ♦ His .903 OPS was second to the Nationals’ Bryce Harper (1.116) for NL outfi elders. ♦ Compiled a .991 fi elding pct. (2 E in 232 TC) in left fi eld, second best in the NL behind #19  JAKE LAMB  L/R 6-3  205  25 (Oct. 9, 1990) the Pirates’ Starling Marte (.995). Service Time: 1.053 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Finished second on the team and 12th in the NL in (3.49) AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS [source: fangraphs.com]. ARI .263 107 350 38 92 15 5 6 34 36 97 3 .331 .386 .716 ♦ His .360 average (80-for-222) after the All-Star Break ranked second by a D-back all- Career .254 144 476 53 121 19 6 10 45 42 134 4 .314 .382 .696 time and was third in the NL this season. ♦ Played in his fi rst full Major League season with Arizona and hit .263 (92-for-350) ♦ Batted .349 (61-for-175) with 2 outs, the fourth-best NL average…only the Marlins’ with 15 doubles, 5 triples , 6 home runs and 34 RBI in 107 games. Dee Gordon (.417), Giants’ Buster Posey (.377) and Paul Goldschmidt (.355) were bet- ♦ Ranked among NL rookie leaders in triples (T-5th), multi-hit games (T-5th, 29) and ter….also was third in the NL with a .400 average (28-for-70) with runners in scoring walks (T-5th, 36). position/2 outs behind the Giants’ Nori Aoki (.472) and Brewers’ (.426). (Peralta cont.) ♦ Recalled from Triple-A Reno as the 26th Man on May 6-2 @ Rockies and won his D- ♦ Ranked fourth in the NL with a .325 average (124-for-382) vs. right-handers. backs debut (1 ER in 6.0 IP). ♦ Hit .305 in his last 39 games vs. left-handers (18-for-59) after starting 2-for-21 (.095). ♦ His 1.08 ERA was the lowest by a pitcher in his fi rst 4 starts as a D-back. ♦ Batted .327 (73-for-223) with 10 home runs and 32 RBI vs. NL West foes. ♦ Tossed a career high 7.2 innings on July 7 @ Rangers (2 R/0 ER). ♦ Played in 131 games in left fi eld, 9 in right and 1 in center. ♦ Did not allow a homer in 5 straight games from June 26-July 22 (29.1 IP). ♦ D-backs were 32-18 when he recorded an RBI. ♦ Began the season with Reno and was 2-3 with a 3.67 ERA (17 ER in 41.2 IP) and 57 ♦ Recorded a RBI in a career-high 4 straight games twice (May 6-9 and July 11-18). strikeouts in 9 starts. ♦ Collected the game-winning double in the 13th inning on May 18 @ Marlins. ♦ Tied his career high with 3 walks on May 25 @ Cardinals. #45  MATT REYNOLDS  L/L 6-5  238  31 (Oct. 2, 1984) ♦ Missed June 1-2 due to a contusions on his left middle fi nger…suff ered the injury Service Time: 4.089 Contract Status: Signed through 2017 doing a fi rst-inning bunt attempt on May 31 @ Brewers. W-L ERA G CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Removed from game on July 22 vs. Marlins after being struck in the head by a pitch ARI 0-0 4.61 18 0 0 13.2 14 7 7 6 7 18 .259 from Jose Fernandez. Career 5-5 3.66 213 0 0 167.0 162 73 68 31 52 159 .257 ♦ Reached base safely in a career-high 20 consecutive games from June 23-July 18 ♦ Appeared in 18 games for the D-backs, recording a 4.61 ERA (7 ER in 13.2 IP) with 18 (.338; 25-for-74). strikeouts…was recalled from Triple-A Reno on Aug. 23. ♦ Set a career-high and tied a club record (19th time) with 5 hits on Aug. 9 vs. Reds. ♦ Posted a 2.16 ERA (2 ER in 8.1 IP) with 11 strikeouts in 10 home outings, including 8 ♦ Hit his second career grand slam and tied his career high with 5 RBI on Aug. 11 vs. straight scoreless appearances from Aug. 27-Sept. 30 (6.1 IP). Phillies. ♦ Outing on Aug. 23 @ Reds (0 ER in 1.0 IP) was his fi rst since June 9, 2013 vs. Giants. ♦ Had a RBI in a career-high 5 consecutive games from Aug. 7-11 (10 total). ♦ Spent the majority of the season with the Aces, going 3-6 with a 5.58 ERA (31 ER in ♦ Boasted a career-high 13-game hitting streak from Sept. 1-16 (.306; 15-for-49). 50.0 IP) in 45 relief appearances.

#11  A.J. POLLOCK  R/R 6-1  195  27 (Dec. 5, 1987) #4  JAMIE ROMAK  R/R 6-2  220  30 (Sept. 30, 1985) Service Time: 3.052 Contract Status: Arbitration eligible Service Time: 0.068 Contract Status: Under team control AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS ARI .315 157 609 111 192 39 6 20 76 53 89 39 .367 .498 .865 ARI .333 12 15 2 5 2 0 0 1 1 6 0 .375 .467 .842 Career .294 400 1398 224 411 90 18 37 146 114 228 66 .347 .464 .811 Career .167 27 36 4 6 3 0 0 4 3 14 0 .231 .250 .481 ♦ Established career highs in average (.315), on-base pct. (.367), OPS (.865), doubles ♦ Hit .333 (5-for-15) with 2 doubles, 1 RBI and 2 runs scored in 12 games (1 start in left (39), home runs (20), stolen bases (39), RBI (76), runs scored (111) and hits (192). fi eld) over 2 stints with the D-backs. ♦ Named to his fi rst NL All-Star Team via player’s vote. ♦ In 129 games for Triple-A Reno, batted .284 (138-for-486) with 42 doubles, 3 triples, ♦ Ranked among NL leaders in runs scored (2nd), hits (2nd), multi-hit games (T-2nd), 27 home runs, 100 RBI and 87 runs scored. average (5th), stolen bases (4th), doubles (4th), total bases (5th, 303), stolen base ♦ Selected to the PCL mid- and postseason All-Star Teams. pct. (6th, 84.8), times on base (8th, 247) and extra-base hits (T-8th, 65). ♦ Appeared in 88 games (84 starts) at third base, 25 games (24 starts) at second, 10 ♦ Led all Major League outfi elders in hits (191)…also fi nished second among all out- games (9 starts) at fi rst, 7 games (6 starts) in left fi eld and 2 games (all starts) in right. fi elders with a .317 average, trailing the Nationals’ Bryce Harper (.333). ♦ Ranked among Pacifi c Coast League leaders in home runs (1st), doubles (T-2nd), RBI ♦ Among D-backs single-season leaders, tied for third in hits, ranked fourth in average (3rd) and OPS (5th, .912). and stolen bases, tied for fourth in runs scored and was sixth in stolen base pct. ♦ Was the third D-back to reach the 30-stolen base mark (also: Tony Womack and Eric #8  JARROD SALTALAMACCHIA  S/R 6-3  235  30 (May 2, 1985) Byrnes). Service Time: 8.031 Contract Status: Free agent ♦ Only player in the Majors with at least 20 home runs, 20 doubles and 30 stolen bas- AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS es…is also the second D-back to accomplish the feat (Eric Byrnes in 2007). ARI .251 70 171 23 43 14 0 8 23 19 57 0 .332 .474 .805 ♦ Was the ninth D-back to score at least 100 runs in a season and fi rst outfi elder since Career .240 788 2574 346 619 156 5 98 343 261 860 5 .311 .419 .730 Justin Upton in 2012. ♦ Combined to hit .225 (45-for-200) with 15 doubles, 9 home runs and 24 RBI in 79 ♦ Tied for fourth with Kevin Pillar among all center fi elders in baseball with 14 defen- games with Arizona and Miami…in 70 games with the D-backs, batted .251 (43-for- sive runs saved (source: Fangraphs.com). 171) with 14 doubles, 8 homers and 23 RBI in 70 games. ♦ Boasted a 1.1 Baserunning WAR, best in the Majors (source: STATS LLC)…ranked sixth ♦ Had a 3.97 catcher’s ERA with Arizona (4.63 with Miami). among all Major League players in WAR at 7.4 (sixth for position players) [source: ♦ Batted .293 with 3 home runs as a right-hander (12-for-41) and .208 with 6 homers baseballreference.com]. as a lefty (33-for-159). ♦ Led off 48 times and hit .302 (62-for-205)…also batted in the No. 2 spot in the order ♦ Was 8-for-26 (.308) with 2 doubles and 1 RBI as a …tied for 10th in the NL 72 times (.327), No. 3 13 times (.277) and No. 4 on 14 occasions (.391). in pinch-hit average with Melvin Upton Jr. ♦ Was 5-for-9 (.556) with1 home run and 13 RBI with the bases loaded. ♦ Began the season with the Marlins and was designated for assignment on April 27… ♦ Averaged 8.01 at-bats per RBI, down from 11.04 in 2014. was released on May 5. ♦ Reached base 4 times vs. Clayton Kershaw (3 hits and 1 walk) on April 11 vs. Dodgers, ♦ Signed by Arizona as a Minor League free agent on May 7…played 9 games with only the third player to do so against the southpaw (also: Jr. on August 17, Triple-A Reno. 2010 and Shin-Soo Choo on September 8, 2013). ♦ Contract was selected from Reno on May 29. ♦ Hit his fi rst extra-inning home run in the 10th inning on April 16 @ Giants. ♦ Snapped a 0-for-21 streak with his fi rst hit with Arizona on May 31 @ Brewers. ♦ Tied his career high with 4 hits on April 17 @ Giants, May 22 vs. Cubs and Aug. 20-21 ♦ Hit .333 (7-for-21) over a 7-game stretch from June 21-July 7. @ Reds…was the second player in club history with back-to-back 4-hit games on ♦ On 15-day disabled list from July 17-26 with a sprained left neck. Aug. 20-21 (also Steve Finley on June 1-2, 1999 and Sept. 6-7, 2003). ♦ Homered in back-to-back games on Aug. 8-9 vs. Giants (ninth time) and in 4 straight ♦ Scored a career-high 4 runs on May 6 @ Rockies (GM 1). starts from Sept. 8-16. ♦ Clubbed his second-career, pinch-hit homer on May 19 @ Marlins, a tie-breaking 2-run shot in the eighth inning. #35  A.J. SCHUGEL  R/R 6-0  205  26 (June 27, 1989) ♦ Swiped a career-high 3 bases on May 20 @ Marlins…was the seventh D-back to steal Service Time: 0.040 Contract Status: Under team control home and fi rst to steal second, third and home in a single game (last in MLB: Dee W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG Gordon on July 1, 2011 vs. Angels). ARI 0-0 5.00 5 0 0 9.0 17 13 5 2 5 5 .370 ♦ Hit a go-ahead, 2-run home run in the seventh inning into the RamTrucks.com Pool Career 0-0 5.00 5 0 0 9.0 17 13 5 2 5 5 .370 on June 2 vs. Braves…recorded the game-winning RBI in the seventh inning or later ♦ In 2 stints with the D-backs and posted a 5.00 ERA (5 ER in 9.0 IP) in 5 relief outings in (also May 19 and 21 @ Marlins) 3 times in a 14 game span (previously just twice in his his fi rst Major League season. fi rst 279 career games). ♦ Was recalled from Triple-A Reno on April 12 and made his Major League debut that ♦ Homered in back-to-back games on June 2-3 vs. Braves for the fi rst time in his career. day vs. Dodgers (2 ER in 3.0 IP). ♦ 19 fi rst-half stolen bases were tied for the second most in club history (also Tony ♦ Collected his fi rst strikeout on Aug. 30 vs. A’s (Pat Venditte). Womack in 2001). ♦ Went 9-9 with a 4.84 ERA (62 ER in 115.1 IP) in 21 starts between Double-A Mobile ♦ Stolen base on July 28 vs. Mariners was the fi rst off Hisashi Iwakuma since Sept. 15, and Reno. 2013 vs. Royals, a span of 239 baserunners. ♦ In 12 starts with the BayBears from May 15-July 22, was 7-2 with a 2.21 ERA (19 ER in ♦ Stole 14 consecutive bases from July 21–Aug. 22. 77.1 IP). ♦ Named NL Player of the Week for Aug. 17-23, hitting .483 with 3 doubles, 1 home ♦ Retired the fi rst 17 batters he faced, carrying a perfect-game bid into the sixth inning run, 4 RBI, 8 runs scored and 4 stolen bases. of a start with the BayBears on July 3 @ Jackson. ♦ Had a career-high 11-game hitting streak from Sept. 11-22 (.400; 18-for-45). ♦ Hit his fi rst career grand slam with a career-high 5 RBI on Sept. 25 @ Padres. #37  MATT STITES  L/R 5-11  195  25 (May 28, 1990) Service Time: 1.030 Contract Status: Under team control #38  ROBBIE RAY  L/L 6-2  195  24 (Oct. 1, 1991) W-L ERA G CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG Service Time: 1.007 Contract Status: Under team control ARI 0-0 7.13 48 0 0 41.2 47 37 33 7 21 32 .285 W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG Career 0-0 7.13 48 0 0 41.2 47 37 33 7 21 32 .285 ARI 5-12 3.52 23-23 0 0 127.2 121 56 50 9 49 119 .255 ♦ Appeared in 11 games with Arizona (0-0, 12.46 ERA), after beginning the season on Career 6-16 4.38 32-29 0 0 156.1 164 82 76 14 60 138 .274 the 15-day disabled list with right elbow infl ammation (April 4-June 1). ♦ Went 5-12 with a 3.52 ERA (50 ER in 127.2 IP) and 119 strikeouts in 23 starts in his fi rst ♦ Reinstated from the disabled list on June 1 and optioned to Triple-A Reno. season with the D-backs. ♦ Went 1-1 with 3 saves and a 5.61 ERA (11 ER in 25.2 IP) in 23 games for…did not yield ♦ His 3.52 ERA was fourth best by a D-backs rookie starting pitcher (min. 20 GS), be- a run in 9 straight games from July 5-Aug. 4 (10.1 IP). hind Brandon Webb (2.84 in 2003), (3.33 in 2012) and Josh Collmenter (3.38 in 2011). ♦ Ranked among NL rookie leaders in ERA (2nd), starts (4th), IP (4th), strikeouts (4th) opponent average (5th, .255). ♦ Suff ered 6 losses when allowed 3 runs or fewer, tied for fi fth most in the NL (also: Max Scherzer, Alex Wood and Jeremy Hellickson). ♦ Owned a 2.49 ERA (20 ER in 72.1 IP) in 12 road starts…4 of his 5 wins came on the road. ♦ Surrendered just 9 home runs and his 0.63 home runs per 9.0 IP would rank as the ninth best in the NL if he qualifi ed…yielded 2 homers to a left-hander (141 PA). ♦ Led the Majors with 4.14 pitches per plate appearance. ♦ Finished third in the NL with a 32.5 pct. strike percentage, trailing (33.1) and (32.9). ♦ His 3.52 ERA was the second lowest by a D-back with 12+ losses in team history… only Wade Miley’s 3.33 ERA with 11 losses was lower. #24  YASMANY TOMÁS  R/R 6-2  255  24 (Nov. 14, 1990) #29  BRAD ZIEGLER  R/R 6-4  218  36 (Oct. 10, 1979) Service Time: 1.000 Contract Status: Signed through 2018 (2019-20 Player options) Service Time: 7.122 Contract Status: Free agent (2016 team option) AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG OPS W-L ERA G-GS H SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ARI .273 118 406 40 111 19 3 9 48 17 110 5 .305 .401 .707 ARI 0-3 1.85 66-0 4 30 68.0 48 17 14 3 17 36 .198 Career .273 118 406 40 111 19 3 9 48 17 110 5 .305 .401 .707 Career 30-21 2.47 535-0 112 63 528.2 459 167 145 21 181 345 .240 ♦ Hit .273 (111-for-406) with 19 doubles, 9 home runs and 48 RBI in his fi rst Major ♦ Set career bests in saves (30) and WHIP (0.96) in his fi fth season with Arizona, going League season with the D-backs. 0-3 with a 1.85 ERA (14 ER in 68.0 IP) in 66 games. ♦ Ranked among NL rookies in multi-hit games (T-2nd, 34), hits (7th), average (9th) ♦ His 2.45 ERA (81 ER in 297.1 IP) with Arizona is the lowest by a reliever in club history. and RBI (10th). ♦ Is 1 of 3 pitchers to appear in 60 games in each of the last 6 seasons (also: Javier ♦ 48 RBI were eighth most by a D-back rookie in a single season while his 19 doubles Lopez and ). were tied for ninth. ♦ Ranked among NL relievers in ERA (5th), save pct (5th, 93.8), WHIP (10th) and saves ♦ Played in 57 games in right fi eld, 31 at third base, 6 in left and 4 at fi rst…was 5-for-14 (T-10th). (.357) in 3 games as a designated hitter. ♦ Established a club single-season reliever record in ERA and save pct. and tied for ♦ Batted at least .300 for each of the fi rst 3 months (.333 in April, .316 in May and .311 sixth in saves. in June). ♦ Is the all-time franchise leader in appearances (312) and is tied for sixth in saves (66). ♦ Collected his fi rst hit on April 19 @ Giants (single off Jean Machi). ♦ Tied a club record by converting 28 straight saves opportunities to end the season ♦ Hit his fi rst home run on May 16 @ Phillies (off Ken Giles). (also: J.J. Putz from 2011-12). ♦ His 6 straight multi-hit games from May 16-21 set a D-backs rookie record. ♦ Averaged a career-low 6.35 hits per 9.0 innings. ♦ 11-game hitting streak (.420, 21-for-50) from May 16-27, including 8 multi-hit eff orts. ♦ Went 14-for-15 in save chances at Chase Field and posted a 1.36 ERA (6 ER in 39.2 IP). ♦ 31 hits in May set the club rookie record (previous: 27 by Didi Gregorius in 2013). ♦ Right-handers batted .179 (26-for-123) with no home runs allowed. ♦ Career-high 4 hits on June 24 @ Rockies. ♦ Began the season with 10 straight scoreless outings (9.2 IP). ♦ Set the club’s all-time appearance mark (254) on April 25 vs. Pirates. #27  ALLEN WEBSTER  R/R 6-2  190  25 (Feb. 10, 1990) ♦ Made his 500th career appearance on June 19 vs. Padres. Service Time: 0.157 Contract Status: Under team control ♦ Established a career high with his 14th save on July 8 @ Rangers. W-L ERA G-GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG ♦ Threw 1.2 innings in a save on July 20 vs. Marlins, his longest outing for a save since ARI 1-1 5.81 9-5 0 0 31.0 32 28 20 10 20 17 .271 June 22, 2009 vs. Giants (2.0 IP). Career 7-6 6.13 28-23 0 0 120.1 127 93 82 20 66 76 .277 ♦ Had a 15-game scoreless streak from June 6-July 20 (16.2 IP). ♦ Appeared in 8 games (5 starts) over 4 stints in his fi rst season with the D-backs, going ♦ He, and wife Kristen, had a baby girl, Lauryn Michelle, on Sept. 28. 1-1 with a 5.82 ERA (20 ER in 31.0 IP). ♦ D-backs nominee for the Bob Feller Act of Valor Award. ♦ Began the season with Triple-A Reno…on disabled list from April 20 (retro to April 18)-May 26 with right shoulder fatigue. ♦ Recalled from Reno for the fi rst time on June 13 and proceeded to not allow a hit in his fi rst 5.1 innings @ Giants in his D-backs debut (W, 2 ER in 5.2 IP). ♦ Made his fi nal start on Aug. 30 vs. A’s (ND, 1 ER in 5.0 IP). ♦ Tossed 3.0 scoreless innings of relief on Sept. 14 vs. Padres. ♦ Was 4-6 with an 8.18 ERA (70 ER in 77.0 IP) in 15 starts with Reno. TRANSACTIONS DATE PLAYER TRANSACTION 8/17 Randall Delgado Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right ankle sprain) 3/15 Blake Beaven Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/18 Chase Anderson Optioned to Triple-A Reno (postgame) Aaron Blair Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/19 Zack Godley Recalled from Double-A Mobile Tim Crabbe Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/20 Chase Anderson Recalled from Triple-A Reno Justin Marks Reassigned to Minor League camp Jeremy Hellickson Placed on the 15-day disabled list (strained left hamstring) Reassigned to Minor League camp Gerald Laird Designated for Assignment Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/22 Keith Hessler Optioned to Triple-A Reno Mark Thomas Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/23 Matt Reynolds Recalled from Triple-A Reno Ben Francisco Released 8/24 Archie Bradley Reinstated from 15-day disabled list, optioned to Triple-A Reno 3/16 Kevin Munson Optioned to Triple-A Reno Jhoulys Chacín Recalled from Triple-A Reno 3/20 Socrates Brito Optioned to Double-A Mobile Danny Dorn Designated for Assignment Brandon Drury Optioned to Double-A Mobile Zack Godley Optioned to Double-A Mobile Will Locante Optioned to Double-A Mobile Gerald Laird Released 3/22 Jake Barrett Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/29 Jhoulys Chacín Optioned to Triple-A Reno (postgame) Danny Dorn Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/30 Silvino Bracho Selected from Double-A Mobile Nick Evans Reassigned to Minor League camp Andrew Chafi n Optioned to Triple-A Reno Peter O’Brien Reassigned to Minor League camp Addison Reed Traded to Mets for RHP Miller Diaz and RHP Matt Koch J.C. Ramírez Reassigned to Minor League camp A.J. Schugel Recalled from Triple-A Reno Jamie Romak Reassigned to Minor League camp Allen Webster Recalled from Triple-A Reno, optioned to Reno (postgame) Danny Worth Reassigned to Minor League camp 8/31 Phil Gosselin Reinstated from 60-day disabled list (fractured left thumb) 3/30 Matt Reynolds Optioned to Triple-A Reno Kevin Munson Designated for Assignment A.J. Schugel Optioned to Triple-A Reno 9/1 Enrique Burgos Recalled from Triple-A Reno Allen Webster Optioned to Triple-A Reno Brandon Drury Recalled from Triple-A Reno Nick Buss Reassigned to Minor League camp Matt Stites Recalled from Triple-A Reno Walter Ibarra Reassigned to Minor League camp 9/2 Keith Hessler Recalled from Triple-A Reno Yoan López Reassigned to Minor League camp 9/3 Kevin Munson Outrighted to Triple-A Reno Dan Runzler Reassigned to Minor League camp 9/4 Zack Godley Recalled from Double-A Mobile 4/2 Traded to Braves, with cash considerations, for OF Josh Elander 9/8 Sócrates Brito Recalled from Double-A Mobile 4/4 Archie Bradley Selected to Major League roster Jhoulys Chacín Recalled from Triple-A Reno Gerald Laird Selected to Major League roster Andrew Chafi n Recalled from Triple-A Reno Jordan Pacheco Selected to Major League roster Evan Marshall Recalled from Triple-A Reno; placed on 60-day DL (fractured skull) Yasmany Tomás Optioned to Triple-A Reno Peter O’Brien Selected from Triple-A Reno Released Jamie Romak Recalled from Triple-A Reno Bronson Arroyo Placed on 60-day disabled list (Tommy John Surgery) Allen Webster Recalled from Triple-A Reno Patrick Corbin Placed on 15-day disabled list (Tommy John Surgery) 9/11 Jeremy Hellickson Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (strained left hamstring) David Hernandez Placed on 15-day disabled list (Tommy John Surgery) Óscar Hernández Placed on 15-day disabled list (broken left hamate bone) DISABLED LIST Matt Stites Placed on 15-day disabled list (right elbow infl ammation) 4/6 Victor Reyes Acquired from Braves for Competitive Balance Round B selection PLAYER DAY INJURY ON RETRO OFF W-L 4/12 Gerald Laird Placed on 15-day disabled list (lower back spasms) Arroyo 60 Tommy John surgery (R) April 4 - - 33-35 A.J. Schugel Recalled from Triple-A Reno Corbin 15 Tommy John surgery (L) April 4 - July 4 39-41 4/15 A.J. Schugel Optioned to Triple-A Reno D. Hernandez 15 Tommy John surgery (R) April 4 - June 7 27-28 Yasmany Tomás Recalled from Triple-A Reno Ó. Hernández 15 Broken left hamate bone April 4 - July 4 39-41 4/21 Danny Dorn Selected from Triple-A Reno Stites 15 Right elbow infl ammation April 4 - June 1 23-26 Gerald Laird Transferred to 60-day DL (surgery on April 20 - lumbar micro disectomy) Laird 60 Back - lumbar micro disectomy April 12 - Aug. 20 55-59 Jake Lamb Placed on 15-day disabled list (left foot stress fracture) Bradley 15 Right sinus fracture April 29 - May 16 6-8 4/29 Archie Bradley Placed on 15-day disabled list (right sinus fracture) Burgos 15 Right shoulder tendinitis May 26 - June 22 13-12 Enrique Burgos Recalled from Double-A Mobile Gosewisch 60 Torn left ACL May 28 - - 58-58 5/6 Robbie Ray Recalled from Triple-A Reno (26th man) Bradley 15 Right shoulder tendinitis June 4 - Aug. 24 37-34 5/9 Danny Dorn Optioned to Triple-A Reno Inciarte 15 Strained right hamstring June 16 - July 17 11-13 5/10 Patrick Corbin Transferred to 60-day disabled list (Tommy John surgery) Saltalamacchia 15 Strained left neck July 17 July 12 July 27 5-7 J.C. Ramírez Selected from Triple-A Reno Anderson 15 Right triceps infl ammation July 19 - Aug. 7 10-8 5/11 Evan Marshall Optioned to Triple-A Reno Delgado 15 Sprained right ankle July 29 July 28 Aug. 17 10-8 Vidal Nuño Recalled from Triple-A Reno Marshall 60 Fractured skull Sept. 8 - - 13-11 5/15 Vidal Nuño Optioned to Triple-A Reno 5/16 Archie Bradley Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right sinus fracture) RECORD BY AND POSITION 5/26 Enrique Burgos Placed on 15-day disabled list (right shoulder tendinitis) STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (TEAM RECORD) Vidal Nuño Recalled from Triple-A Reno GS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5/29 Tuff y Gosewisch Placed on 15-day disabled list (left knee ACL injury) Ahmed 116 4-6 0-2 - - - - 2-3 44-44 7-4 Óscar Hernández Transferred to 60-day disabled list (broken left hamate bone) Brito 5 2-1 - - - - - 1-0 0-1 - Jarrod Saltalamacchia Selected from Triple-A Reno Castillo 72 - - - 5-4 17-21 6-6 7-5 1-0 - 6/1 Matt Stites Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right elbow infl ammation), Dorn 3 - 0-1 - - 0-1 0-1 - - - optioned to Triple-A Reno Drury 13 - 1-0 - - - 1-0 3-5 2-1 - 6/3 Welington Castillo Acquired from Seattle for Mark Trumbo and Vidal Nuño Goldschmidt 157 - - 71-76 6-4 - - - - - Dominic Leone Gosewisch 34 - - - - - 1-2 12-14 3-2 - Jack Reinheimer Gosselin 15 - 5-4 - - 1-0 1-0 2-2 - - Gabby Guerrero Hernández 7 ------3-4 - 6/4 Archie Bradley Placed on 15-day disabled list (right shoulder tendinitis) Hill 73 - 4-6 - 0-1 20-12 9-10 5-6 - - Robbie Ray Recalled from Triple-A Reno Inciarte 116 52-49 7-8 ------6/6 Jake Lamb Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (left foot stress reaction) Laird 1 ------0-1 - - Dominic Leone Optioned to Double-A Mobile (postgame) Lamb 89 - 4-4 - 0-2 9-10 21-29 7-2 1-0 - Jordan Pacheco Designated for assignment O’Brien 1 ------0-1 - - 6/7 David Hernandez Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (Tommy John surgery) Owings 130 - 6-8 - - 1-4 18-15 23-22 - - 6/12 Jordan Pacheco Outrighted to Triple-A Reno Pacheco 13 - - - - - 4-0 3-5 0-1 - 6/13 J.C. Ramírez Designated for assignment Pennington 26 - 1-2 - - - 1-2 0-2 8-6 2-2 Allen Webster Recalled from Triple-A Reno Peralta 116 - 9-5 1-1 35-42 8-6 1-1 2-3 0-2 - 6/16 Danny Dorn Recalled from Triple-A Reno Pollock 143 21-27 36-35 7-6 6-5 - - - - - Ender Inciarte Placed on 15-day disabled list (right hamstring strain) Romak 1 ------0-1 - - 6/20 Phil Gosselin Acquired from Braves for Bronson Arroyo and Touki Toussaint Saltalamacchia 39 - - - - 8-6 4-7 7-6 0-1 - 6/22 Enrique Burgos Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right shoulder tendinitis) Tomás 95 - 1-1 - 18-15 10-18 12-10 5-5 - - Addison Reed Optioned to Triple-A Reno Trumbo 41 - 5-7 - 9-10 5-5 - - - - 6/30 Matt Stites Recalled from Triple-A Reno Pitchers 162 ------9-6 70-77 Allen Webster Optioned to Triple-A Reno 7/4 Patrick Corbin Reinstated from 60-day disabled list (Tommy John surgery) STARTS BY POSITION (TEAM RECORD) Danny Dorn Optioned to Triple-A Reno GS C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Tuff y Gosewisch Transfered to 60-day disabled list (torn left ACL) Ahmed 116 - - - - 57-59 - - - - Óscar Hernández Reinstated from 60-day disabled list (broken left hamate bone) Brito 5 ------3-2 - Matt Stites Optioned to Triple-A Reno Castillo 72 36-35 ------0-1 7/17 Ender Inciarte Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right hamstring strain) Dorn 3 - 0-1 - - - - - 0-2 - Jarrod Saltalamacchia Placed on 15-day disabled list (retro to 7/12, left neck strain) Drury 13 - - 1-3 5-3 1-0 - - - - 7/19 Chase Anderson Placed on 15-day disabled list (right triceps infl ammation) Goldschmidt 157 - 77-78 ------0-2 Enrique Burgos Optioned to Triple-A Reno Gosewisch 34 - 16-18 ------Danny Dorn Recalled from Triple-A Reno Gosselin 15 - - 7-5 1-1 - 1-0 - - - Matt Stites Recalled from Triple-A Reno Hernández 7 3-4 ------7/21 Danny Dorn Optioned to Triple-A Reno Hill 73 - - 18-20 18-15 - - - - 2-0 Dominic Leone Recalled from Double-A Mobile Inciarte 116 - - - - - 23-18 8-10 28-29 - 7/22 Matt Stites Optioned to Triple-A Reno (postgame) Laird 1 0-1 ------7/23 Zack Godley Selected from Double-A Mobile Lamb 89 - 0-2 - 42-45 - - - - - Phill Gosselin Transfered to 60-day disabled list (fractured right thumb) O’Brien 1 - - - - - 0-1 - - - 7/26 Dominic Leone Optioned to Double-A Mobile (postgame) Owings 130 - - 50-51 - 13-16 - - - - 7/27 Jarrod Saltalamacchia Reinstated from 15-day disable list (strained left neck) Pacheco 13 7-6 ------7/29 Randall Delgado Placed on 15-day disabled list (right ankle sprain) Pennington 26 - - 3-4 0-1 8-8 1-1 - - - Zack Godley Optioned to Triple-A Reno Peralta 116 - - - - - 52-59 1-0 3-1 - Addison Reed Recalled from Triple-A Reno Pollock 143 ------70-73 - - Allen Webster Recalled from Triple-A Reno Romak 1 - - - - - 0-1 - - - 8/6 Allen Webster Optioned to Triple-A Reno (postgame) Saltalamacchia 39 17-19 0-1 ------2-0 8/7 Junior Garcia Acquired from Astros for Oliver Pérez (postgame) Tomás 95 - 1-1 - 13-18 - 2-3 - 27-27 3-0 Keith Hessler Selected from Triple-A Reno (postgame) Trumbo 41 - 1-0 - - - - - 18-22 - Chase Anderson Reinstated from 15-day disabled list (right triceps infl ammation) Pitchers 162 ------71-80 8/8 Dawel Lugo Acquired from Blue Jays for Cliff Pennington Jamie Romak Selected from Triple-A Reno 8/16 Jamie Romak Optioned to Triple-A Reno (postgame) SINGLE-GAME HI/LOWS LAST TIME IT HAPPENED TEAM BATTING D-BACKS OPPONENTS SWEEPS D-BACKS OPPONENTS Most runs, inning 11, 8/11 vs. PHI (2nd) 8, 9/4 @ CHC (5th) 3-game - Chase Field last: COL, 9/29-10/1 last: SF, 7/17-19 Most runs, game 14, 5/12 vs. WSH **21, 10/2 vs. HOU 3-game - Road last: @ SEA, 7/27-29 last: @ CHC, 9/4-6 Most runs, extra-innings 8, 8/18 @ PIT (15 inn.) 9, 8/18 @ PIT (15 inn.) 4-game - Chase Field 4x (last: SF, 9/15-9/18/08) 6x (last: STL, 8/24-27/15) Most hits, inning **10, 8/11 vs. PHI (2nd) 6, 5x, last: 9/8 vs. SF (3rd) 4-game - Road 6x (last: @ CIN, 8/20-23/15) 2x (last: @ SF, 7/21-24/03) Most consecutive hits, inning 5, 2x, last: 9/22 vs. LAD (9th) 6, 7/5 vs. COL (1st) Most hits, game 19, 5/6 @ COL 19, 10/2 vs. HOU TEAM PITCHING D-BACKS OPPONENTS Most hits, extra-innings 16, 5/31 @ MIL (17 inn.) 18, 8/30 vs. OAK (11 inn.) 2 consecutive SHO last: 9/18-19 @ SF last: 6/16-17/12 @ LAA Most doubles, game 8, 5/7 vs. SD** 6, 10/1 vs. COL Most doubles, extra-innings 5, 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 5, 2x, last: 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING D-BACKS OPPONENTS Most triples, game **3, 8/10 vs. PHI 2, 3x, last: 8/14 @ ATL No-Hitter 2x, last: Jackson, 6/25/10 @ TB 2x, last: Sanchez, 9/6/06, @ FLA Most triples, extra-innings **2, 2x, last: 9/29 vs. COL (11 inn.) 1, 4x, last: 8/30 vs. OAK (11 inn.) 1-Hitter 3x, last: Webb, 9/6/06, @ PIT 6x, last: Wainwright, 5/20/14 @ STL Most home runs, inning 2, 11x, last: 9/22 @ LAD (7th) **3, 6/29 vs. LAD (4th) 2-Hitter 9x, last: Haren, 6/12/09 vs. HOU 13x, last: Ryu, 9/16/13 vs. LAD Most home runs, game 4, 3x, last: 8/3 @ WSH 5, 6/23 @ COL Faced min. 27 batters 2x, last: Collmenter, 5/29/14 vs. CIN Most home runs, extra-innings 3, 4/16 @ SF (12 inn.) 2, 3x, last: 8/18 @ PIT (15 inn.) 4 strikeouts, inning Pérez, 9/20/14 @ COL 2x, last: Dempster, 10/4/09 vs. CHC Most extra-base hits, game 10, 5/7 vs. SD 9, 10/2 vs. HOU 2 consecutive 10+ SO Corbin - 7/7/13 vs. COL (10) & 7/12/13 vs. MIL (10) Most extra-base hits, extra-innings 8, 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 6, 3x, last: 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 2 consecutive CG Webb - 9/9/06 vs. STL & 9/15/06 vs. COL Most stolen bases, game **7, 5/20 @ MIA 4, 2x, last: 6/7 vs. NYM 2 consecutive SHO Webb - 5/20/06 vs. ATL & 5/26/06 @ CIN Most strikeouts, game 16, 2x, last: 7/23 vs. MIL 14, 10/4 vs. HOU 3 consecutive CG Webb - 8/5/07 @ LAD, 8/11/07 vs. WAS, 8/17/07 @ ATL Most strikeouts, extra-innings 14, 2x, last: 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 16, 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 3 consecutive SHO Webb - 8/5/07 @ LAD, 8/11/07 vs. WAS, 8/17/07 @ ATL Most walks, game 10, 6/2 vs. ATL 8, 2x, last: 10/2 vs. HOU Position player pitched 5x, last: Josh Wilson, 5/11/09 vs. CIN (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 0 SO) Most walks, extra-innings 9, 5/31 @ MIL (17 inn.) 6, 4/16 @ SF (12 inn.) Most left on base, game 15, 2x, last: 9/19 @ SF 13, 4/12 vs. LAD INDIVIDUAL HITTING D-BACKS OPPONENTS Most left on base, extra-innings 17, 5/31 @ MIL (17 inn.) 15, 2x, last: 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 2 hits, inning 32x, last: Tomás, 8/11/15 vs. PHI 36x, last: Baez, 9/4/15 @ CHC Fewest left on base, game 2, 4x, last: 9/22 @ LAD 2, 4x, last: 7/11 @ NYM 2 HR, inning - - Fewest left on base, extra-innings 5, 3x, last: 8/16 @ PIT (10 inn.) 3, 7/3 vs. COL (10 inn.) 3 HR, game** 9x, last: Kubel, 7/21/12 vs. HOU 9x, last: Nieuwenhuis, 7/12/15 @ NYM Most hit by pitches, game 2, 3x, last: 8/5 @ WSH 2, 5x, last: 10/3 vs. HOU 5-Hit game** 11x, last: Ross, 7/6/13 vs. COL 21x, last: Escobar, 5/11/15 vs. WSH Most consecutive games, home run 9, 5/22-31 8, 6/3-10 5-Hit game - extra** 8x, last: Peralta, 8/9/15 vs. CIN (10) Loretta, 4/29/05 @ SD Most consecutive games, no HR 4, 3x, last: 7/19-22 4, 6/12-15 6-Hit game - Blackmon, 4/4/14 @ COL 6-RBI game 13x, last: Montero, 6/4/14 @ COL 20x, last: Rizzo, 5/23/15 vs. CHC TEAM PITCHING D-BACKS OPPONENTS 7-RBI game 3x, Easley, 6/3/06 @ ATL (Gm 2) 5x, last: Gonzalez, 9/2/15 @ COL Fewest hits allowed, game 2, 3x, last: 9/18 @ SF 2, 2x, last: 8/1 @ HOU 8-RBI game: - Belliard, 9/23/03 @ COL Consecutive scoreless innings 27.0, 9/16-20 20.0, 4/25-27 9-RBI game** Durazo, 5/17/02 vs. PHI - Shutouts 12, last: 9/22 @ LAD 7, last: 9/26 @ SD 5-runs scored** Goldschmidt, 5/17/14 vs. LAD Jacobs, 8/24/05 vs. NYM Inside-the-park HR 10x, last: Gosselin, 10/1/15 vs. COL 7x, last: Barnes, 6/5/14 @ COL TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Steal-of-home 7x, last: Pollock, 5/20/15 @ MIA 4x, last: Blanco, 5/28/12 @ SF Longest winning streak, overall 6, 7/25-31 HR - Pitcher 23x, last: Miley, 4/22/13 @ SF 28x, last: Hudson, 9/8/15 vs. SF Longest winning streak, home 3, 5x, last: 9/29-10/1 Stolen base - Pitcher 5x, last: Saunders, 9/4/10, vs. HOU 5x, last: Pineiro, 4/15/09 vs. STL Longest winning streak, road 4, 4x, last: 8/20-23 Hit for cycle 6x, last: Hill, 6/29/12 @ MIL 3x, last: Gerut, 5/8/10 vs. MIL Longest losing streak, overall 6, 7/10-19 Longest losing streak, home 5, 8/12-27 TEAM BATTING D-BACKS OPPONENTS Longest losing streak, road 4, 2x, last: 9/2-6 4 consecutive HR** 8/11/10 @ MIL (4th inn.) - LaRoche, Montero, Reynolds, Drew Longest game-innings, home 13.0, 5/22 vs. CHC 3 HR, inning 20x, last: 5/17/14 vs. LAD (8th inn.) 12x, last: 6/29/15 vs. LAD (4th inn.) Longest game-innings, road 17.0, 5/31 @ MIL 4 HR, inning** 8/11/10 @ MIL (4th inn.) - Longest game-time, home 3:52, 9/12 vs. LAD 5 HR, game 15x, last: 5/17/14 vs. LAD 21x, last: 6/23/15 @ COL Longest game-time, road 3:56, 8/5 @ WSH 6 HR, game 3x, last: 6/20/12 vs. SEA 6x, last: 9/9/13 @ LAD Longest game-time (, home) 5:11, 7/17 vs. SF (12 inn.) 20+ runs - 2x, last: 10/2/15 vs. HOU (21) Longest game-time (extra innings, road) 5:49, 5/31 @ MIL 20+ hits 12x, last: 6/4/14 @ COL (21) 8x, last: 8/20/12 vs. MIA (20) Shortest game-time, home 2:30, 6/21 vs. SD Shortest game-time, road 2:25, 7/11 @ NYM TEAM DEFENSE D-BACKS OPPONENTS Shortest game-time (extra innings, home) 3:01, 4/10 vs. LAD (10 inn.) 6 double plays 8/7/13 vs. TB** 5 DP, 6x, last: 6/14/15 @ SF Shortest game-time (extra innings, road) 3:11, 5/18 @ MIA (13 inn.) Triple play 2x, last: 5/4/09 @ LAD (2nd inn.) - Largest crowd-home 49,043, 4/6 vs. SF Smallest crowd-home 15,857, 7/22 vs. MIA 2015 HOME RUNS D-BACKS OPPONENTS Largest crowd-road 50, 164, 5/1 @ LAD Pinch-Hit Pollock, 5/19 @ MIA (8th inn.) Stubbs, 5/6 @ COL (Gm 1, 8th inn.) Smallest crowd-road 16,034, 5/19 @ MIA Pennington, 7/18 vs. SF (7th inn.) Moore, 5/13 vs. WSH (6th inn.) Largest margin of victory 12, 8/11 vs. PHI (13-1) O’Brien, 10/2 vs. HOU (5th inn) Pierzynski, 6/3 vs. ATL (9th inn.) Largest margin of defeat 16, 10/2 vs. HOU (21-5) - Tulowitzki, 6/25 @ COL (8th inn.) Most games over .500 1, 5x, last: 4/23 - Bourjos, 8/25 vs. STL (7th inn.) Most games under .500 8, 2x, last: 9/16 - Herrera, 9/6 @ CHC (6th inn.) Grand Slam Peralta, 8/11 vs. PHI Pederson, 5/1 @ LAD TEAM FIELDING D-BACKS OPPONENTS Pollock, 9/25 @ SD Taylor, 5/13 vs. WSH Most errors 4, 10/2 vs. HOU 4, 9/1 @ COL - Conger, 8/1 @ HOU Most double plays turned 5, 6/14 @ SF 4, 2x, last: 8/24 vs. STL - Gonzalez, 9/2 @ COL Most consecutive games, 4, 2x, last: 9/22-25 6, 4/8-14 - Rizzo, 9/4 @ CHC Most consecutive games, errorless 6, 6/30-7/6 8, 8/9-17 - Montero, 9/6 @ CHC - Ruggiano, 9/11 vs. LAD INDIVIDUAL BATTING - Heisey, 9/24 @ LAD Most hits, game 4, 14x, last: Inciarte, 9/27 @ SD Multi-Homer Trumbo, 5/12 vs. WSH (2) Freeman, 6/3 vs. ATL (2) Most hits, extra-innings 5, Peralta, 8/9 vs. CIN (10 inn.) Goldschmidt, 5/30 @ MIL (2) Granderson, 6/7 vs. NYM (2) Most runs, game 4, 2x, last: Pollock, 5/20 @ MIA Castillo, 7/29 @ SEA (2) Arenado, 6/23 @ COL (2) Most doubles, game 3, 2x, last: Goldschmidt, 5/29 @ MIL Goldschmidt, 8/22 @ CIN (2) Norris, 6/28 @ SD (2) Most triples, game 2, Peralta, 7/17 vs. SF Inciarte, 9/27 @ SD (2) Nieuwenhuis, 7/12 @ NYM (3) Most home runs, game 2, 5x, last: Inciarte, 9/27 @ SD - Conger, 8/1 @ HOU (2) Most RBI, game 5, 2x, last: Pollock, 9/25 @ SD - Correa, 8/1 @ HOU (2) Most RBI, extra-innings 3, 3x, last: Goldschmidt, 5/22 vs. CHC (13 inn.) - Gonzalez, 9/2 @ COL (2) Most RBI by pitcher, game 3, Hellickson, 8/11 vs. PHI - Russell, 9/4 @ CHC (2) Most total bases, game 10, 2x, last: Inciarte, 9/27 @ SD - Rasmus, 10/3 vs. HOU (2) Most total bases, extra-innings 7, 3x, last: Castillo, 7/31 @ HOU (10 inn.) Leadoff Inciarte, 8/22 @ CIN Span, 5/11 vs. WSH Most strikeouts, game 4, 7x, last: Tomás, 8/23 @ CIN - Wong, 5/27 @ STL Most walks, game 4, 3x, last: Goldschmidt, 6/2 vs. ATL - Gomez, 5/29 @ MIL Most stolen bases, game 3, Pollock, 5/20 @ MIA - Granderson, 6/7 vs. NYM Longest hitting streak 13, Peralta, 9/1-16 - Kemp, 6/28 @ SD Longest on-base streak 27, Goldschmidt, 5/20-6/17 - Blackmon, 7/3 vs. COL Consecutive games with home run 3, 4x, last: Goldschmidt, 9/21-23 - Escobar, 8/4 @ WSH Consecutive games with RBI 5, 3x, last: Goldschmidt, 9/21-25 - Crawford, 9/12 vs. LAD Consecutive games with run scored 5, 3x, last: Inciarte, 8/28-9/1 - Myers, 9/14 vs. SD - Utley, 9/23 @ LAD INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Inside-The-Park Gosselin, 10/1 vs. COL - Fewest hits allowed, 4, Collmenter, 4/17 @ SF Walk-Off - Grandal, 5/3 @ LAD Most innings pitched, starter 9.0, 2x, last: De La Rosa, 5/18 @ MIA - Peralta, 5/25 @ STL Most innings pitched, reliever 6.2, Nuño, 5/11 vs. WSH - Maldonado, 5/31 @ MIL Most strikeouts, starter 10, 2x, last: Anderson, 9/23 @ LAD - Maybin, 8/16 @ ATL Most strikeouts, reliever 8, Nuño, 5/11 vs. WSH By Pitcher - Harvey, 7/11 @ NYM Most walks, starter 6, Godley, 9/4 @ CHC - Hudson, 9/8 vs. SF Most walks, reliever 3, 3x, last: Collmenter, 7/18 vs. SF Into Friday’s Front Row - Lawrie, 8/28 vs. OAK Most runs allowed, starter 9, 2x, last: De La Rosa, 6/8 @ LAD - Upton, 9/15 vs. SD Most runs allowed, reliever 7, 2x, last: Stites, 10/2 vs. HOU Into RamTruck.TV Pool Pollock, 6/2 vs. ATL Vogt, 8/29 vs. OAK Most home runs allowed, starter 4, Collmenter, 6/7 vs. NYM Back-To-Back Goldschmidt/Peralta, 5/8 vs. SD (6th) Ethier/Grandal, 6/29 vs. LAD (4th) Most home runs allowed, reliever 2, Webster, 10/2 vs. HOU Goldschmidt/Tomas, 6/10 @ LAD (5th) Duda/Cuddyer, 7/10 @ NYM (1st) Consecutive scoreless innings, starter 14.2, Anderson, 6/6-17 Castillo/Ahmed, 6/23 @ COL (2nd) Blanco/Hudson, 9/8 vs. SF (3rd) Consecutive scoreless innings, reliever 20.1, Chafi n, 7/10-8/22 Castillo/Lamb, 7/31 @ HOU (10th) Rasmus/Valbuena, 10/2 vs. HOU (6th) Consecutive quality starts 5, Corbin, 8/26-9/19 Peralta/Castillo, 8/3 @ WSH (4th) - Consecutive scoreless appearances, reliever 19, 2x, last: Chafi n, 7/10-8/22 Pollock/Goldschmidt, 9/22 @ LAD (7th) - Longest winning streak, starter 5, De La Rosa, July 20-Aug. 21 Both Sides of Plate - - Longest winning streak, reliever 5, Chafi n, 4/28-7/3 Longest losing streak, starter 7, Ray, 7/22-9/5 **D-backs Record Longest losing streak, reliever 3, 2x, last: Hernandez, 6/30-8/16 Longest save streak, reliever 28, Ziegler, 5/29-current 2015 DAY-BY-DAY GA/ WINNING LOSING ATTENDANCE 7/1 LAD L 3-4 37-41 3 -7.0 Anderson (5-4) Ray (2-4) Jansen (13) 20,277 1,011,894 DATE OPP W-L SCORE REC. POS. GB PITCHER PITCHER SAVE GAME TOTAL 7/2 COL W 8-1 38-41 3 -6.5 Hellickson (6-5) Rusin (3-3) - 16,861 1,028,755 4/6 SF L 4-5 0-1 T-4 -1.0 Bumgarner (1-0) Collmenter (0-1) Casilla (1) *49,043 49,043 7/3 COL W 4-3 (10) 39-41 3 -5.5 Chafin (R, 5-0) Flande (R, 0-1) - 22,449 1,051,204 4/7 SF W 7-6 1-1 T-2 -1.0 De La Rosa (1-0) Vogelsong (0-1) Reed (1) 22,626 71,669 7/4 COL W 7-3 40-41 3 -5.5 Corbin (1-0) Hale (2-4) - *42,113 1,093,317 4/8 SF L 2-5 1-2 T-4 -2.0 Heston (1-0) Hellickson (0-1) Casilla (1) 21,642 93,311 7/5 COL L 4-8 40-42 3 -6.0 J. De La Rosa (6-3) R. De La Rosa (6-4) Axford (14) 22,996 1,116,313 4/10 LAD W 4-3 (10) 2-2 T-3 -2.0 Pérez (R, 1-0) Howell (R, 0-1) - 27,404 120,715 7/7 @ TEX W 4-2 41-42 3 -5.0 Ray (3-4) Gallardo (7-7) Ziegler (13) 30,955 - 4/11 LAD W 6-0 3-2 2 -1.0 Bradley (1-0) Kershaw (0-1) - 37,636 158,351 7/8 @ TEX W 7-4 42-42 T-2 -5.5 Delgado (R, 4-2) Harrison (0-1) Ziegler (14) 27,390 - 4/12 LAD L 4-7 3-3 T-3 -1.0 Greinke (1-0) Collmenter (0-2) Peralta (2) 29,678 188,029 7/10 @ NYM L 2-4 42-43 3 -6.5 Syndergaard (4-4) Anderson (4-3) Familia (25) 28,243 - 7/11 @ NYM L 2-4 42-44 3 -6.5 Harvey (8-6) Corbin (1-1) Familia (26) 36,038 - 4/13 @ SD W 8-4 4-3 T-2 -1.0 De La Rosa (2-0) Cashner (0-2) - 19,538 - 7/12 @ NYM L 3-5 42-45 3 -7.5 Niese (5-8) De La Rosa (6-5) Familia (27) 28,259 - 4/14 @ SD L 1-5 4-4 4 -2.0 Despaigne (1-0) Hellickson (0-2) - 20,102 - 7/15 All-Star Game, Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati, . 4/15 @ SD L 2-3 4-5 4 -3.0 Benoit (R, 3-0) Delgado (R, 0-1) Kimbrel (3) 23,104 - 7/17 SF L 5-6 42-46 3 -7.5 Vogelsong (R, 7-6) Delgado (R, 4-3) - 26,922 1,143,235 4/16 @ SF W 7-6 5-5 4 -2.5 Delgado (R, 1-1) Romo (R, 0-1) - 41,545 - 7/18 SF L 4-8 42-47 3 -8.5 Peavy (1-4) Anderson (4-4) Romo (1) 37,609 1,180,844 4/17 @ SF W 9-0 6-5 4 -1.5 Collmenter (1-2) Peavy (0-2) - 41,550 - 7/19 SF L 1-2 42-48 T-3 -9.5 Bumgarner (10-5) Corbin (1-2) Casilla (24) 27,173 1,208,017 4/18 @ SF L 1-4 6-6 4 -2.5 Heston (2-1) De La Rosa (2-1) Casilla (4) 41,756 - 7/20 MIA W 3-1 43-48 T-3 -8.5 De La Rosa (7-5) Phelps (4-6) Ziegler (15) 17,668 1,225,685 4/19 @ SF W 5-1 7-6 T-3 -2.5 Hellickson (1-2) Hudson (0-2) - 41,528 - 7/21 MIA L 0-3 43-49 T-3 -8.5 Latos (4-6) Hellickson (6-6) Ramos (15) 16,983 1,242,668 4/21 TEX L 1-7 7-7 T-3 -2.5 Tolleson (R, 1-0) Hudson (R, 0-1) - 18,345 206,374 7/22 MIA L 3-5 43-50 T-3 -9.5 Fernandez (3-0) Ray (3-5) Ramos (16) 15,857 1,258,525 4/22 TEX W 8-5 8-7 4 -1.0 Bradley (2-0) Gallardo (2-2) - 17,886 224,260 7/23 MIL W 8-3 44-50 3 -9.5 Godley (1-0) Fiers (5-8) - 18,011 1,276,536 4/24 PIT L 1-4 8-8 4 -2.0 Cole (3-0) Collmenter (1-3) Melancon (4) 24,427 248,687 7/24 MIL L 1-2 44-51 T-3 -10.5 Nelson (8-9) Corbin (1-3) Rodriguez (22) 29,956 1,306,492 4/25 PIT L 1-2 8-9 4 -3.0 Watson (R, 1-1) Reed (R, 0-1) Melancon (5) 38,859 287,546 7/25 MIL W 2-0 45-51 T-3 -9.5 De La Rosa (8-5) Jungmann (5-2) Ziegler (16) 34,957 1,341,449 4/26 PIT L 0-8 8-10 4 -3.0 Liriano (1-1) Hellickson (1-3) - 32,353 319,899 7/26 MIL W 3-0 46-51 T-3 -8.5 Hellickson (7-6) Garza (5-11) Ziegler (17) 24,216 1,365,665 4/27 COL L 4-5 8-11 4 -4.0 Matzek (2-0) Anderson (0-1) Axford (3) 17,444 337,343 7/27 @ SEA W 4-3 (10) 47-51 3 -8.0 Pérez (R, 2-1) Smith (R, 1-4) Chafin (2) 19,532 - 4/28 COL W 12-5 9-11 4 -3.0 Chafin (R, 1-0) Kendrick (1-3) - 18,792 356,135 7/28 @ SEA W 8-4 48-51 3 -7.0 Godley (2-0) Iwakuma (2-2) - 25,106 - 4/29 COL W 9-1 10-11 T-3 -3.0 Collmenter (2-3) Lyles (2-2) - 19,633 375, 768 7/29 @ SEA W 8-2 49-51 3 -7.0 Corbin (2-3) Hernandez (12-6) - 32,502 - APRIL (10-11) 7/31 @ HOU W 6-4 (10) 50-51 3 -7.0 Hudson (R, 3-3) Neshek (R, 3-2) Ziegler (18) 34,720 - JULY (13-11) 5/1 @ LAD L 0-8 10-12 4 -4.0 Frias (2-0) De La Rosa (2-2) - 50, 164 - 8/1 @ HOU L 2-9 50-52 T-3 -8.0 Keuchel (13-5) Hellickson (7-7) - 36,602 - 5/2 @ LAD L 4-6 10-13 5 -5.0 Nicasio (R, 1-1) Marshall (R, 0-1) Hatcher (2) 43, 617 - 8/2 @ HOU L 1-4 50-53 T-3 -9.0 McHugh (13-5) Ray (3-6) Gregerson (22) 33,871 - 5/3 @ LAD L 0-1 10-14 5 -6.0 Howell (R, 1-1) Marshall (R, 0-2) - 48,136 - 8/3 @ WSH W 6-4 51-53 T-3 -8.5 Godley (3-0) Fister (4-7) Ziegler (19) 30,888 - POSTPONED (RAIN) RESCHEDULED FOR MAY 6 5/4 @ COL 8/4 @ WSH L 4-5 51-54 T-3 -8.5 Storen (R, 2-0) Hernandez (R, 0-2) Papelbon (19) 26,112 - 5/5 @ COL POSTPONED (RAIN) RESCHEDULED FOR SPLIT DOUBLEHEADER ON SEPT. 1 AT 12:10 P.M. AND 5:40 P.M. 8/5 @ WSH W 11-4 52-54 3 -8.5 De La Rosa (9-5) Barrett (R, 3-3) - 37,572 - 5/6 @ COL W 13-7 11-14 - - Collmenter (3-3) Matzek (2-1) - 22.621 - 8/6 @ WSH L 3-8 52-55 3 -9.5 Ross (3-3) Hellickson (7-8) - 32,838 - @ COL W 5-1 12-14 4 -4.5 Ray (1-0) Lyles (2-3) - - - 8/7 CIN W 2-0 53-55 3 -8.5 Anderson (5-4) Iglesias (2-4) Ziegler (20) 26,836 1,389,501 5/7 SD W 11-0 13-14 4 -4.5 De La Rosa (3-2) Despaigne (2-1) - 16,929 392,697 8/8 CIN L 1-4 53-56 3 -8.5 Sampson (1-1) Ray (3-7) Chapman (24) 40,512 1,430,013 5/8 SD L 5-6 13-15 4 -5.5 Shields (4-0) Burgos (R, 0-1) Kimbrel (9) 28,677 421,374 8/9 CIN W 4-3 (10) 54-56 3 -7.5 Collmenter (R, 4-6) Mattheus (R, 1-3) - 28,116 1,458,129 5/9 SD L 4-6 (12) 13-16 4 -6.0 Quackenbush (R, 1-0) Delgado (R, 1-2) - 27,340 448,714 8/10 PHI W 13-3 55-56 3 -6.5 De La Rosa (10-5) Harang (5-13) - 16,495 1,474,624 5/10 SD W 2-1 14-16 4 -6.0 Ramírez (R, 1-0) Cashner (1-6) Reed (2) 24,881 473,595 8/11 PHI W 13-1 56-56 3 -6.5 Hellickson (8-8) Buchanan (2-7) - 19,836 1,494,460 5/11 WSH L 1-11 14-17 4 -7.0 Scherzer (3-3) Collmenter (3-4) - 16,406 490,001 8/12 PHI L 6-7 56-57 3 -7.0 Nola (3-1) Anderson (5-5) Giles (7) 18,047 1,512,507 5/12 WSH W 14-6 15-17 4 -7.0 De La Rosa (4-2) Strasburg (2-4) - 19,053 509,054 8/14 @ ATL L 2-3 56-58 3 -8.0 Teheran (8-6) Ray (3-8) Vizcaino (3) 31,917 - 5/13 WSH L 6-9 15-18 4 -7.0 Barrett (R, 3-0) Reed (R, 0-2) Storen (10) 19,026 528, 080 8/15 @ ATL W 8-4 57-58 3 -8.0 Corbin (3-3) Foltynewicz (4-4) - 29,624 - 5/15 @ PHI L 3-4 15-19 4 -7.5 Araujo (R, 1-0) Perez (R, 1-1) Garcia (1) 21,383 - 8/16 @ ATL L 1-2 (10) 57-59 3 -9.0 Aardsma (R, 1-1) Hernandez (R, 0-3) - 20,840 - 5/16 @ PHI L 5-7 15-20 4 -7.5 Williams (3-3) Bradley (2-1) Papelbon (9) 33, 649 - 8/17 @ PIT W 4-1 58-59 3 -8.5 Hellickson (9-8) Cole (14-7) Ziegler (21) 27,365 - 8/18 @ PIT L 8-9 (15) 58-60 3 -8.5 Blanton (R, 3-0) Hessler (R, 0-1) - 24,975 - 5/17 @ PHI L 0-6 15-21 4 -8.5 O’Sullivan (1-2) Collmenter (3-5) - 22,123 - 8/19 @ PIT L 1-4 58-61 T-3 -8.5 Happ (1-1) Ray (33-9) Melancon (38) 32,088 - 5/18 @ MIA W 3-2 (13) 16-21 4 -8.0 Reed (R, 1-2) Cishek (R, 1-4) Burgos (1) 17,526 - 8/20 @ CIN W 5-4 59-61 3 -8.0 Hernandez (R, 1-3) Badenhop (R, 1-3) Ziegler (22) 22,063 - 5/19 @ MIA W 4-2 17-21 4 -7.0 Hudson (R, 1-1) Dunn (R, 0-3) Burgos (2) 16,034 - 8/21 @ CIN W 6-3 60-61 3 -7.0 De La Rosa (11-5) Holmberg (1-3) Ziegler (23) 26,757 - 5/20 @ MIA W 6-1 18-21 4 -6.0 Anderson (1-1) Phelps (2-1) - 17,158 - 8/22 @ CIN W 11-7 61-61 3 -6.0 Godley (R, 4-0) DeSclafani (7-9) Hudson (2) 36,216 - 5/21 @ MIA W 7-6 19-21 T-3 -5.0 Chafin (R, 2-0) Dyson (R, 2-1) Ziegler (1) 20,692 - 8/23 @ CIN W 4-0 62-61 3 -5.0 Anderson (6-5) Iglesias (3-5) - 27,656 - 5/22 CHC W 5-4 20-21 3 -5.0 Delgado (R, 2-2) Rosscup (R, 1-1) - 34,498 562,578 8/24 STL L 3-5 62-62 3 -5.5 Lynn (10-8) Chacín (0-1) Rosenthal (39) 19,892 1,532,399 5/23 CHC L 6-9 20-22 3 -6.0 Motte (R, 2-1) Burgos (R, 0-2) Strop (1) 30,502 593,080 8/25 STL L 1-9 62-63 3 -6.5 Garcia (6-4) Ray (3-10) - 18,720 1,551,119 5/24 CHC W 4-3 21-22 3 -5.0 Hellickson (2-3) Hammel (3-2) Ziegler (2) 39,660 632,740 8/26 STL L 1-3 62-64 T-3 -7.5 Lackey (11-8) Hernandez (1-4) Rosenthal (40) 17,572 1,568,691 5/25 @ STL L 2-3 (10) 21-23 3 -6.0 Rosenthal (R, 1-0) Ramírez (R, 1-1) - 42,853 - 8/27 STL L 3-5 62-65 T-3 -8.5 Martinez (13-6) De La Rosa (11-6) Rosenthal (41) 22,036 1,590,727 5/26 @ STL L 4-6 21-24 T-3 -7.0 Garcia (1-1) Bradley (2-2) Maness (3) 41,107 - 8/28 OAK W 6-4 63-65 3 -8.5 Delgado (R, 5-3) Gray (12-6) Ziegler (24) 30,059 1,620,786 5/27 @ STL L 3-4 21-25 4 -7.0 Maness (R, 1-0) Ziegler (R, 0-1) - 43,715 8/29 OAK L 2-3 63-66 3 -9.5 Rodriguez (R, 4-1) Chafin (R, 5-1) Pomeranz (3) 35,990 1,656,776 5/29 @ MIL W 7-5 22-25 4 -6.5 Reed (R, 2-2) Broxton (1-2) Ziegler (3) 34,276 - 8/30 OAK L 4-7 63-67 T-3 -9.5 Venditte (R, 1-2) Ziegler (R, 0-2) - 29,576 1,686,352 5/30 @ MIL W 7-3 23-25 3 -6.0 Hellickson (3-3) Lohse (3-6) Delgado (1) 39,552 - 8/31 @ COL L 4-5 63-68 4 -10.5 Castro (R, 2-0) Ziegler (R, 0-3) - 21,386 - 5/31 @ MIL L 6-7 (17) 23-26 4 -6.0 Garza (R, 3-7) Nuño (R, 0-1) - 32,460 AUGUST (13-18) MAY (13-15) 9/1 @ COL W 6-4 64-68 - - Corbin (4-3) Castro (R, 0-1) Hudson (3) 21,550 - 6/1 ATL L 1-8 23-27 4 -7.0 Wood (4-2) Bradley (2-3) - 18,258 650,998 @ COL W 5-3 65-68 3 -10.0 De La Rosa (12-6) Oberg (R, 3-4) Collmenter (1) 20,411 - 9/2 @ COL L 4-9 65-69 3 -11.0 Brown (R, 1-2) Delgado (R, 5-4) Miller (1) 20,574 - 6/2 ATL W 7-6 24-27 4 -6.5 Chafin (R, 3-0) Cunniff (R, 2-1) Ziegler (4) 17,101 668,099 9/4 @ CHC L 5-14 65-70 T-3 -11.5 Lester (9-10) Godley (4-1) - 36,132 - 6/3 ATL W 9-8 25-27 4 -6.0 Chafin (R, 4-0) Johnson (R, 1-3) Ziegler (5) 17,717 685,816 9/5 @ CHC L 0-2 65-71 T-3 -12.5 Arrieta (18-6) Ray (3-11) Rondon (26) 40,690 - 6/4 NYM L 2-6 25-28 4 -5.5 Harvey (6-3) Leone (R, 0-1) Familia (16) 18,954 704,770 9/6 @ CHC L 4-6 65-72 T-3 -13.5 Grimm (R, 3-4) De La Rosa (12-7) - 41,183 - 6/5 NYM W 7-2 26-28 4 -4.5 Hellickson (4-3) Niese (3-6) - 24,332 729,102 9/7 SF W 6-1 66-72 3 -13.0 Corbin (5-3) Leake (9-8) - 28,078 1,714,430 6/6 NYM W 2-1 27-28 4 -4.5 Delgado (R, 3-2) Colon (8-4) Ziegler (6) 30,265 759,367 9/8 SF L 2-6 66-73 T-3 -13.5 Anderson (6-6) Hudson (7-8) - 18,683 1,736,113 6/7 NYM L 3-6 27-29 4 -4.5 deGrom (7-4) Collmenter (3-6) - 31,575 790,942 9/9 SF W 2-1 67-73 T-3 -13.5 Godley (5-1) Heston (11-10) Ziegler (25) 20,576 1,756,689 6/8 @ LAD L 3-9 27-30 4 -5.5 Bolsinger (4-1) De La Rosa (4-3) - 42,167 - 9/11 LAD W 12-4 68-73 3 -12.5 Ray (3-11) Wood (10-10) - 35,615 1,792,304 6/9 @ LAD L 1-3 27-31 5 -6.5 Liberatore (R, 2-1) Ray (1-1) Jansen (7) 37,738 - 9/12 LAD L 5-9 68-74 3 -13.5 Howell (R, 6-1) De La Rosa (12-8) - 42,517 1,834,821 6/10 @ LAD L 6-7 27-32 T-4 -7.5 Jansen (R, 1-0) Hudson (R, 1-2) - 47,174 - 9/13 LAD L 3-4 68-75 3 -14.5 Greinke (17-3) Corbin (5-4) - 36,501 1,871,322 6/12 @ SF W 1-0 28-32 4 -7.5 Anderson (2-1) Bumgarner (7-3) Ziegler (7) 41,952 - 9/14 SD L 3-10 68-76 3 -15.5 Shields (12-6) Hellickson (9-9) - 15,951 1,887,273 6/13 @ SF W 4-2 29-32 4 -6.5 Webster (1-0) Vogelsong (4-5) Ziegler (8) 42,006 - 9/15 SD W 6-4 69-76 3 -14.5 Delgado (R, 6-4) Norris (R, 1-2) Ziegler (26) 17,531 1,904,804 6/14 @ SF W 4-0 30-32 4 -6.5 De La Rosa (5-3) Heston (6-5) Hudson (1) 41,310 - 9/16 SD L 3-4 69-77 3 -15.5 Cashner (6-15) Ray (4-12) Kimbrel (37) 18,767 1,923,571 6/15 @ LAA W 7-3 31-32 3 -5.5 Ray (2-1) Weaver (4-7) Reed (3) 35,193 - 9/18 @ SF W 2-0 70-77 3 -15.5 De La Rosa (13-8) Bumgarner (18-8 Ziegler (27) 41,346 - 6/16 @ LAA L 1-4 31-33 3 -5.5 Richards (7-4) Hellickson (4-4) Street (20) 40,099 - 9/19 @ SF W 6-0 71-77 3 -14.5 Corbin (6-4) Leake (10-9) - 41,206 - 6/17 LAA W 3-2 32-33 3 -4.5 Anderson (3-1) Santiago (4-4) Ziegler (9) 28,481 819,423 9/20 @ SF L 1-5 71-78 3 -14.5 Hudson (8-8) Hellickson (9-10) - 41,390 - 6/18 LAA L 1-7 32-34 3 -5.5 Wilson (5-5) Webster (1-1) - 28,942 848,365 9/21 @ LAD W 8-4 72-78 3 -13.5 Chacín (1-1) Anderson (9-9) - 38,791 - 9/22 @ LAD W 8-0 73-78 3 -12.5 Ray (5-12) Wood (11-11) - 41,419 - 6/19 SD W 4-2 33-34 3 -4.5 De La Rosa (6-3) Shields (7-1) Ziegler (10) 27,394 875,759 9/23 @ LAD L 1-4 73-79 3 -13.5 Hatcher (R, 3-5) Hernandez (R, 1-5) Jansen (33) 46,364 - 6/20 SD L 1-8 33-35 3 -4.5 Ross (4-7) Ray (2-2) - 33,649 909,408 9/24 @ LAD L 3-6 73-80 3 -14.5 Kershaw (15-7) Corbin (6-5) Jansen (34) 38,234 - 6/21 SD W 7-2 34-35 3 -4.0 Hellickson (5-4) Cashner (2-9) Chafin (1) 35,590 944,998 9/25 @ SD W 6-3 74-80 3 -13.5 De La Rosa (14-8) Kelly (0-1) Ziegler (28) 24,179 - 6/23 @ COL L 5-10 34-36 3 -4.0 Kendrick (3-9) Anderson (3-2) - 30,079 - 9/26 @ SD L 0-3 74-81 3 -13.5 Erlin (1-1) Hellickson (9-11) Kimbrel (38) 32,186 - 6/24 @ COL W 8-7 35-36 3 -4.0 Hudson (R, 2-2) Axford (R, 1-1) Ziegler (11) 30,367 - 9/27 @ SD W 4-2 75-81 3 -12.5 Chacín (R, 2-1) Shields (13-7) Ziegler (29) 27,115 - 6/25 @ COL L 4-6 35-37 3 -5.0 Miller (R, 1-0) Hudson (R, 2-3) Axford (13) 30,568 - 9/29 COL W 4-3 76-81 3 -12.0 Delgado (R, 7-4) Brown (R, 1-3) - 21,526 1,945,097 6/26 @ SD L 2-4 35-38 3 -6.0 Ross (5-7) Ray (2-3) Kimbrel (19) 30,317 - 9/30 COL W 2-1 77-81 3 -11.0 Delgado (R, 8-4) Bettis (8-6) Hudson (4) 18,529 1,963,626 6/27 @ SD L 2-7 35-39 4 -6.0 Cashner (3-9) Hellickson (5-5) - 40,717 - SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER (15-14) 6/28 @ SD W 6-4 36-39 3 -6.0 Anderson (4-2) Despaigne (3-6) Ziegler (12) 32,223 - 10/1 COL W 8-6 78-81 3 -11.0 Burgos (R, 2-2) Miller (R, 3-3) Bracho (1) 20,826 1,984,452 6/29 LAD W 10-6 37-39 3 -5.0 Burgos (R, 1-2) Baez (R, 1-1) - 24,215 969,213 10/2 HOU L 5-21 78-82 3 -12.0 Keuchel (20-8) De La Rosa (14-9) - 33,218 2,017,670 6/30 LAD L 4-6 (10) 37-40 3 -6.0 Peralta (R, 2-1) Hernandez (R, 0-1) Jansen (12) 22,404 991,617 10/3 HOU L 2-6 78-83 3 -13.0 McHugh (19-7) Hellickson (9-12) - 37,687 2,055,357 JUNE (14-14) 10/4 HOU W 5-3 79-83 3 Hudson (R, 4-3) Qualls (R, 3-5) Ziegler (30) 24,788 2,080,145

CATCHING BREAKDOWN RUNS BY INNINGS CATCHER G-GS W-L CS ATT PCT INN ER ERA PB CP0 PP0 PCS TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 TTL Castillo 74-71 36-35 9 38 23.7 626.1 285 4.10 5 0 4 2 ARI 84 102 64 87 86 85 73 69 55 10 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 720 Gosewisch 37-34 16-18 10 29 34.5 311.1 135 3.90 2 0 2 1 OPP 100 73 69 59 114 87 51 72 70 8 3 4 1 0 1 0 1 713 Hernández 13-7 3-4 2 1 50.0 77.1 25 2.91 2 0 0 0 Laird 1-1 0-1 0 0 0.0 4.1 3 6.23 0 0 0 0 HOME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 TTL Pacheco 18-13 7-6 2 11 18.2 130.1 71 4.90 2 0 0 0 ARI 45 50 34 40 46 49 44 33 17 6 1 0 1 - - - - 366 Saltalamacchia 38-36 17-19 2 17 11.8 317.0 140 3.97 0 1 1 1 OPP 49 43 43 30 48 46 30 25 47 5 3 3 0 - - - - 372 Totals 24 96 24.7 1466.2 659 4.04 11 1 7 4 CPO: Catcher Pickoff s PPO: Pitcher Pickoff s PCS: Pitcher Caught Stealing ROAD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 TTL ARI 39 52 30 47 40 36 29 36 38 4 0 2 1 - - - - 354 OPP 51 30 26 29 66 41 21 47 23 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 341 EJECTIONS DATE OPP NAME (NO.) INNING UMPIRE REASON 6/6 vs. NYM Hale (1) T-7th Ripperger Excessive Arguing 7/22 vs. MIA Ward (1) B-6th Carapazza Excessive Arguing 7/22 vs. MIA Leone (1) T-7th Carapazza Hit Batsmen 9/1 (1) @ COL Hale (2) B-2nd Timmons Excessive Arguing MINOR LEAGUE RECAP (TRIPLE-A) KANE COUNTY COUGARS (SINGLE-A) Pacifi c Coast League ♦ Pacifi c Southern Division ♦ Overall 70-74 ♦ Western Division ♦ Overall 84-54 ♦ The Aces led PCL with a .286 average…3 players ranked in the Top 10 for average: ♦ The Cougars lost in the MWL fi rst round, 2-0, to Peoria. Mike Freeman (5th, .317), Danny Worth (7th, .314) and Nick Evans (10th, .310). ♦ Set a franchise record with 48 second-half wins en route to capturing the Western ♦ OF Peter O’Brien, who was named to the PCL mid- and postseason All-Star Teams Division second-half championship…the Cougars’ 84 overall wins was third highest (MVP of Triple-A All-Star Game), ranked among league leaders in RBI (1st, 107), total in franchise history. bases (1st, 270), extra base hits (2nd, 70), home runs (3rd, 26), slugging percentage ♦ RHP Zac Curtis led the MWL with a franchise-record 33 saves. (4th, .551), triples (T-4th, 9), doubles (8th, 35) and OPS (9th, .883)…fi nished second ♦ INF Ildemaro Vargas won the MWL batting crown with a .321 average. in the Minors in RBI and tied for 13th in home runs. ♦ INF Marty Herum ranked among MWL leaders in hits (1st, 155) and RBI (3rd, 79). ♦ INF/OF Jamie Romak, who was also named to the PCL mid- and postseason All-Star ♦ Athletic trainer Rafael Frietas was named MWL Athletic Trainer of the Year. Teams, ranked among league leaders in extra base hits (1st, 72), home runs (2nd, 27), total bases (2nd, 267), runs (2nd, 87), RBI (3rd, 100), doubles (T-3rd, 42), slugging (SHORT-SEASON A) percentage (5th, .549) and OPS (5th, .912)…fi nished seventh in the Minors in RBI and Northwest League ♦ Eastern Division ♦ Overall 45-31 tied for ninth in home runs…his 27 home runs tied Cody Ransom (2011) for the club ♦ The Hops won back-to-back NWL titles, their second title in three seasons. single-season record. ♦ Notched the NWL’s best regular-season record (45-31) and boasted a league-best 11 ♦ INF Nick Evans had a 17-game hit streak from July 29-Aug. 17, (.388; 26-for-67). shutouts. ♦ RHP Aaron Blair went 7-2 with a 3.16 ERA (27 ER in 77.0 IP) and 56 strikeouts in 13 ♦ RHP Carlos Hernandez was selected as the NWL Pitcher of the Year after going 6-3 games (12 starts) after his promotion on June 17. with a 2.32 ERA (22 ER in 85.1 IP) and 93 strikeouts…led the league in ERA and strike- outs. MOBILE BAYBEARS (DOUBLE-A) ♦ LHP Cody Reed, who was named a Baseball America’s Short-Season All-Star, ranked Southern League ♦ Southern Division ♦ Overall 70-67 third in NWL with 72 strikeouts. ♦ OF Socrates Brito ranked among SL leaders in triples (1st, 15), total bases (3rd, 221), ♦ INF Dansby Swanson, who is the fi rst No. 1 pick to begin his professional career in hits (4th, 147), average (6th, .300) and runs (8th, 70)…played on the World Team in the NWL since Ken Griff ey Jr. in 1987, was 1 of 2 players in the league to have a 5-hit the Futures Game in Cincinnati, and was named to the SL postseason All-Star Team. game (Sept. 3 at Boise). ♦ RHP Braden Shipley ranked among SL leaders in innings (2nd, 156.2), ERA (7th, 3.50) and strikeouts (8th, 118)…posted a 14.1 scoreless-inning steak from Aug. 21-31. MISSOULA OSPREY (ROOKIE-ADVANCED) ♦ RHP Silvino Bracho converted 16-of-18 save opportunities. Pioneer League ♦ Northern Division ♦ Overall 36-40 ♦ The Osprey won their fourth PL Championship and their fi rst since 2012. (SINGLE-A ADVANCED) ♦ INF , who was named the PL MVP…ranked among PL leaders in doubles California League ♦ North Division ♦ Overall 84-56 (1st, 25), hits (2nd, 98), runs (2nd, 58), homers (2nd, 13), RBI (3rd, 51) and batting ♦ The Rawhide won consecutive North Division titles and advanced to the CL Champi- average (3rd, .360)…hit for the cycle on Aug. 23 vs. Billings. onship Series, losing to San Jose, 6-5, in a winner-take-all Game 5. ♦ INF Austin Byler was named to the PL mid- and postseason All-Star Teams, and fi n- ♦ Posted the fourth-best winning pct. (.609) among all full-season Minor League clubs. ished among league leaders in runs (1st, 59), homers (1st, 15), walks (1st, 50), RBI ♦ Earned the First Half North Division Championship for the fi rst time in 25 years. (2nd, 57), total bases (2nd, 145), slugging pct. (2nd, .636), doubles (3rd, 22) and tri- ♦ J.R. House was named CL Manager of the Year in his fi rst season as the Rawhide’s ples (T-10th, 5). manager and second managerial season overall…was the club’s fi rst honoree since ♦ RHP Bo Takahashi led the PL in wins (8). Joe Szekely in 2006. ♦ RHP Anfernee Benitez fi nished fi rst in the PL in strikeouts (63). ♦ INF/OF Daniel Palka fi nished eighth in the Minor Leagues with 29 home runs. ♦ INF Kevin Cron fi nished tied for ninth in the Minors with 27 homers and 10th with 97 AZL D-BACKS (ROOKIE) RBI. Arizona League ♦ East Division ♦ Overall 25-30 ♦ OF Todd Glaesmann hit for the cycle on April 14 vs. San Jose. ♦ RHP Luis Madero went 5-5 with a 2.30 ERA (14 ER in 54.2 IP), and ranked among in ♦ INF Jamie Westbrook, who was named Baseball America’s High Minor League the AZL leaders in ERA (1st), opponent average (1st, .204) and WHIP (2nd, 0.99). All-Star, ranked among CL in hits (3rd, 153) and average (5th, .319). ♦ RHP Emilio Vargas went 5-1 with a 2.53 ERA, ranking 5th in ERA in the AZL. ♦ LHP Anthony Banda, who was named to the CL postseason All-Star Team, ranked among league leaders in strikeouts (1st, 152), ERA (2nd, 3.32), WHIP (3rd, 1.25) and DSL D-BACKS (ROOKIE) opponent average (5th, .260). Boca Chica Baseball City Overall 35-37 ♦ INF/OF Ijames Stewart reached base in 26 straight games from April 11-May 12. ♦ ♦ ♦ OF Juan Araujo ranked second in the DSL in doubles (23). ♦ RHP Nester Ramirez was third in the DSL in saves (10). MINOR LEAGUE AWARDS & HONORS END-OF-SEASON AWARDS ALL-STARS (CONT.) PLAYER TEAM AWARD PLAYER TEAM AWARD Isan Diaz Missoula Pioneer League Most Valuable Player Socrates Brito Mobile Southern League mid- and postseason All-Star J.R. House Visalia California League Manager of the Year Zach Borenstein Mobile Southern League midseason All-Star Visalia California League Pitching Coach of the Year Brandon Drury Mobile Southern League midseason All-Star Adam Miller Mobile Southern League midseason All-Star ORGANIZATIONAL YEARLY AWARDS Gerson Montilla Mobile Southern League midseason All-Star PLAYER TEAM(S) AWARD Anthony Banda Visalia California League postseason All-Star Socrates Brito Mobile, D-backs Organizational Player of the Year Zack Godley Visalia California League midseason All-Star Aaron Blair Mobile, Reno Organizational Pitcher of the Year Johnny Omahan Visalia California League midseason All-Star Nick Sarianides Visalia California League midseason All-Star ORGANIZATIONAL MONTHLY AWARDS Jamie Westbrook Visalia California League postseason All-Star MONTH PLAYER TEAM PITCHER TEAM Colin Bray Kane County Midwest League mideason All-Star April Jamie Romak Reno Zack Godley Visalia Zac Curtis Kane County Midwest League postseason All-Star May Nick Evans Reno Aaron Blair Mobile Ethan Elias Kane County Midwest League midseason All-Star June Kevin Cron Visalia Wei-Chei Huang Kane Conuty Cody Geyer Kane County Midwest League midseason All-Star July Isan Diaz Missoula Carlos Hernandez Hillsboro Marty Herum Kane County Midwest League midseason All-Star August Isan Diaz Missoula Braden Shipley Mobile Cody Regis Kane County Midwest League midseason All-Star Markus Solbach Kane County Midwest League midseason All-Star PLAYER OF THE WEEK Carlos Hernandez Hillsboro Northwest League mid- and postseason All-Star PLAYER TEAM AWARD DATE Jared Miller Hillsboro Northwest League mid- and postseason All-Star Todd Glaesmann Visalia California League April 9-19 Zach Nehrir Hillsboro Northwest League midseason All-Star Nick Evans Reno Pacifi c Coast League May 18-24 Cody Reed Hillsboro Northwest League midseason All-Star Jamie Romak Reno Pacifi c Coast League May 25-31 Austin Byler Missoula Pioneer League postseason All-Star Visalia California League June 22-28 Isan Diaz Missoula Pioneer League postseason All-Star Jamie Romak Reno Pacifi c Coast League June 29-July 5 Luke Lowery Missoula Pioneer League postseason All-Star Colin Bray Kane County Midwest League July 6-12 Dan Savas Missoula Pioneer League postseason All-Star Isan Diaz Missoula Pioneer League July 20-26 Cameron Smith Missoula Pioneer League postseason All-Star Austin Byler Missoula Pioneer League Aug. 3-9 Jason Morozowski Missoula Pioneer League Aug. 10-16 ARIZONA FALL LEAGUE Todd Glaesmann Reno Pacifi c Coast League Aug. 24-31 PLAYER POS. TEAM Daniel Gibson LHP Double-A Mobile PITCHER OF THE WEEK Gabby Guerrero OF Double-A Jackson/Double-A Mobile PLAYER TEAM AWARD DATE Óscar Hernández C Single-A Reno/Single-A Kane County/D-backs Zack Godley Visalia California League April 20-26 Yoan López RHP Double-A Mobile/AZL D-backs Blake Perry Visalia California League April 27-May 4 Kaleb Fleck RHP Double-A Mobile Bo Takahashi Missoula Pioneer League June 22-28 Adam Miller RHP Double-A Mobile Carlos Hernandez Hillsboro Northwest League June 29-July 5 Daniel Palka OF Single-A Visalia Cody Reed Hillsboro Northwest League July 6-12 Jack Reinheimer INF Double-A Jackson/Double-A Mobile Cameron Smith Missoula Pioneer League July 6-12 Myles Smith RHP Single-A Reno/Rookie Adv. Hillsboro/ Anthony Banda Visalia California League July 13-19 Single-A Kane County/Single-A Adv. Visalia Cody Reed Hillsboro Northwest League July13-19 Jason Camilli Hitting Coach Double-A Mobile Cameron Smith Missoula Pioneer League July 20-26 Larry Pardo Pitching Coach D-backs Brett Shankin Hillsboro Northwest League Aug. 10-16 Cameron Smith Missoula Pioneer League Aug. 24-30 BASEBALL AMERICA BEST TOOLS PLAYER TEAM HONOR ALL-STARS Silvino Bracho Mobile Southern League Best Reliever PLAYER TEAM AWARD Brandon Drury Mobile Southern League Best Defensive Third Baseman Socrates Brito D-backs Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game at Great American Ball Park Gabby Guerrero Mobile Southern League Best Outfi eld Arm Wei-Chieh Huang D-backs Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game at Great American Ball Park Domingo Leyba Visalia California League Best Defensive Infi elder Brandon Drury Mobile/Reno Baseball America First-Team Minor League All-Star Silvino Bracho Mobile Baseball America Second-Team Minor League All-Star Jamie Romak Reno Pacifi c Coast League mid- and postseason All-Star Peter O’Brien Reno Pacifi c Coast League mid- and postseason All-Star Aaron Blair Mobile Southern League midseason All-Star 2015 TEAM BATTING / PITCHING