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2012 EAST STANDINGS vs. NL vs. NL vs. NL IL THE SEASON THAT WAS TEAM W L PCT. GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST PLAY The Nationals peaked at 35 games above .500 on Sept. 12...Washington registered WASHINGTON ...... 98 64 .605 — 50-31 48-33 42-30 29-13 17-13 10-8 winning record in games decided by one (27-21), by 2 runs or less (42-38), Atlanta ...... 94 68 .580 4.0 48-33 46-35 46-26 19-19 21-13 8-10 home games (50-31), road games (48-33), on natural grass (95-64), on artificial turf ...... 81 81 .500 17.0 40-41 41-40 33-39 24-16 19-16 8-7 (3-0), against opposing left-handed starters (29-19), against opposing right-handed (NL) ...... 74 88 .457 24.0 36-45 38-43 32-40 17-22 17-19 5-10 starters (69-45), in day games (30-23), in night games (68-41) and in extra Miami ...... 69 93 .426 29.0 38-43 31-50 27-45 18-20 19-15 5-13 (13-7), against NL East (42-30), against NL Central (29-13), against NL West (17- 13) and in interleague play (10-8)...Washington’s NL-best 13 extra- wins 2012 MLB’S BEST RECORD ranked 2nd in MLB behind only the Orioles (16). TEAM W L PCT. GB WASHINGTON ...... 98 64 .605 — DC’S DYNAMIC DUO Cincinnati ...... 97 65 .599 1.0 Thanks to DL stints, and started only 99 games New York (AL) ...... 95 67 .586 3.0 together this season...but those 99 games were impactful, as Washington went 65- Atlanta ...... 94 68 .580 4.0 San Francisco ...... 94 68 .580 4.0 34 (.657) and averaged 5.1 runs per contest with both bats in the lineup. Oakland ...... 94 68 .580 4.0 * When Zimmerman and/or Morse were not in ’s starting lineup this season, the Nationals went 33-30 (.524) and averaged 3.6 runs. OCTOBER RETURNS TO THE NATION’S CAPITAL KANSAS CITY KIDS Eight years after landing in DC, the Nationals claimed their first post-season berth by winning the NL East with a 98-64 record...the post-season berth is the first claimed by a baseball team 4 Nationals earned All-Star status in 2012: RHP (scoreless 5th representing the Nation’s Capital since the AL Nationals won the AL pennant in 1933 with a 99- inning), LHP Gio Gonzalez (scoreless 4th inning), OF (0-for-1, walk) 53 (.651) record...Washington also earned AL flags in 1924 (92-62, .597) and 1925 (96-55, and SS (did not play, left oblique injury)...not only was the Nationals’ .636)...the division title is the first in the franchise’s 44 NL seasons, although the 1981 (30-23, haul of 4 All-Stars the most they’d had since arriving in The District in 2005, it was .566 in Second Half) and ‘94 (74-40, .649) did finish atop the NL East standings the most registered by a DC-based club since the 1959 Mid-Summer Classic during seasons affected by labor stoppages...the ‘12 Nationals posted the first winning season included 5 Senators (OF , 3B , RHP for a Washington-based MLB team since the ‘69 Senators went 86-76. RHP , 1B ). * The NL defeated the AL, 8-0, on July 11 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, MO to earn home field advantage for the Senior Circuit in the . VIEW FROM THE TOP The Nationals posted MLB’s best winning percentage at .605...Washington entered the All-Star SIGNIFICANT DATES IN SEASON break with a 49-34 (.590) record before finishing the 2nd “half” with a 49-30 (.620) mark...the Nationals are the first team since the 2007 Indians to post MLB’s best record one season after On Oct. 2, Adam LaRoche homers in a 4-2 win vs. PHI to become just the 3rd finishing .500...Washington either led the NL East or shared its top spot for all but 10 days this National (2005-pres.) to reach the 100-RBI plateau...Washington clinched the season...only the Rangers enjoyed more days atop of their division in ‘12. franchise’s first NL East title on Oct. 1 when the Braves lost, 2-1, at PNC Park...on Sept. 27, Nationals third-base Bo Porter was named the new field of the Astros (effective at the end of the season)...the Nationals clinched a post- 59 TO 69 TO 80 TO 98 season berth with a 4-1 win on Sept. 20 vs. LAD (the post-season berth is the first The Nationals are only the 5th team in modern MLB history (1901-present) to post 3 secured by a big league club from the Nation’s Capital since 1933)...Gio Gonzalez consecutive seasons winning 10 or more games than the year prior...note, however, that won his 20th game and recorded his 200th in the same Sept. 22 start vs. they are the first team in over 100 years to do so without the benefit of an artificially deflated MIL...Stephen Strasburg made his final start of the season on Sept. 7 vs. win total associated with a work stoppage...a look: MIA...Washington eclipsed last year’s win total (80-81 in ‘11)—and clinched the first CLUB 2009 2010 2011 2012 winning baseball campaign in DC since 1969 when the Senators finished 86-76— 59-103 69-93 80-81 98-64 with a 2-1 victory vs. CHI, Sept. 3...with a 6-5 win on Aug. 11 at ARI, the Nationals won their season-high 8th straight game...in nightcap of July 21 twinbill vs. ATL, CLUB 1994 1995 1996 1997 John Lannan (2 ER in 7.0 innings) pitched the Nationals past the Braves, 5-2, to Marlins 49-105* 59-90 75-79 88-63 restore a 2.5-game advantage in the NL East...Washington tops the Red Sox, 4-3, CLUB 1981 1982 1983 1984 on June 10 to finish off a series sweep at ...3 days later, on June 13, 41-68* 60-102 70-92 81-81 the Nationals complete a perfect 6-0 roadtrip with a 6-2 win at TOR...Bryce Harper CLUB 1906 1907 1908 1909 hits his first big league homer on May 14 vs. SDP off Tim Stauffer... Red Sox 49-105 59-90 75-79 88-63 suffers a season-ending knee injury, May 12 at CIN...in first inning, May 6 in DC, Bryce Harper is by a offering and answers 2 batters later with a CLUB 1901 1902 1903 1904 straight swipe of home...Harper (1-for-3, , RBI) made his MLB debut on April 53-86 68-69 82-56 93-60 28 at LAD...April 5, Ian Desmond’s 2-outs-in-the-9th RBI plated pinch-runner *Season/record affected by work stoppage with the decisive run in a 2-1 win at . * Teddy won his first Presidents Race in the season finale, Oct. 3 vs. PHI. SUMMER OF ‘12 A closer look at where the 98-64 Nationals rank among the best teams in the annals of DC DAVEY JOHNSON baseball (1901-71, 2005-pres.) and the franchise (1969-84 in Montreal, 2005-pres. in DC): Nationals manager Davey Johnson returns to MLB’s Postseason for the first time DC BASEBALL FRANCHISE since 1997...including upcoming ‘12 playoffs, joins (MIN, DET, NYY, YEAR/TEAM W L PCT YEAR/TEAM W L PCT OAK) as the only managers to take 4 different teams to the postseason...Johnson 1933 AL Nationals ...... 99 53 .651 1994 Expos ...... 74 40 .649 was named the Nationals’ fifth manager upon signing a 3-year managing/consulting 1925 AL Nationals ...... 96 55 .636 2012 Nationals ...... 98 64 .605 contract on June 26, 2011...in his 2nd season at the helm, Washington is 138-107 1930 AL Nationals ...... 94 60 .610 1979 Expos ...... 95 65 .594 (.563) since he stepped into the dugout on June 27, 2011 at LAA...Davey has 2012 Nationals...... 98 64 .605 1993 Expos ...... 94 68 .580 authored 6 division titles (‘12 Nationals, ‘97 Orioles, ‘95 Reds, ‘94 Reds, ‘88 Mets, 1932 AL Nationals ...... 93 61 .604 1987 Expos ...... 91 71 .562 ‘86 Mets), one pennant (‘86 Mets) and one World Championship (‘86 Mets) during his stellar managerial career...his postseason resume includes 4 post-season KEEPING SCORE ON THE SEASON series wins (‘86 World Series, ‘86 NLCS, 1996 and ‘97 ALDS), 4 series losses (‘88 The Nationals posted MLB’s top run differential at +137...MLB’s top 5: Washington (+137), NLCS, ‘95 NLDS, 1996-97 ALCS) and a 20-22 (.476) overall October record...was NYY (+136), TBR (+120), STL (+117), TEX (+101)...Washington allowed the 3rd-fewest runs named AL Manager of the Year with the Orioles in 1997...among those to manage (594) in MLB and dented the plate 731 times this season (5th in NL/10th in MLB)...the last 1000 or more games, career winning percentage (1286-995, .564) ranks 2nd club to register MLB’s best run differential and win the World Series was the 2007 Red Sox. among all living managers behind his former skipper, Earl Weaver (.583)...Mana- * In 7 previous seasons in DC, the Nationals never posted a positive run differential. gerial History: Washington (2011-12), LAD (1999-00), BAL (1996-97), CIN (1993- 95), NYM (1984-90)...also skippered Team USA in the 2009 ...in 2009, was among 10 finalists for consideration among Managers and WINNING MONTH TO MONTH Umpires for Hall of Fame election through the . The Nationals played winning baseball every month this season: Sept./Oct. (18-13), August (19-10), July (17-9), June (15-10), May (15-13) and April (14-8). * Including Sept. of ’11, Washington has posted 7 consecutive winning months. Nationals Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations and General Manager ‘CATT’S MEOW Mike Rizzo is in his 4th complete season running Washington’s baseball operation...Rizzo had a hand in acquiring 21 of the 25 players on Washington’s Steve McCatty’s pitching staff paced the NL in ERA (3.33), starters’ ERA (3.40), wins (98), NLDS roster, with the exceptions being only Roger Bernadina, Ian Desmond, Craig (1468.1), batting average against (.237), WHIP (1.22), OBP against (.303), Stammen, Ryan Zimmerman...Rizzo joined the Nationals in July ‘06 after a long baserunners allowed/9.0 innings (11.28), FIP (3.60) and holds (tied first, 105). and successful string as the Diamondbacks’ Scouting Director...among those he signed while with the D-Backs: Brett Anderson, , Carlos Gonzalez, THE SMITH BARNEY OF PITCHING STAFFS , , Carlos Quentin, Matt Scherzer, Chad Tracy, Dan Washington’s 51 unearned runs allowed tied for the 3rd-fewest in the NL. Uggla, and ...Rizzo joined the Nationals on July 24, * As recently as 2010, the Nationals ranked 29th in MLB allowing 84 unearned runs. 2006 and was the first baseball hire made by the Lerner Family, Page 2 * TEAM NOTES * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

SILKY SMOOTH ROAD & WHAT THE “W” IN “WASHINGTON” STANDS FOR DC & FRANCHISE POSTSEASON HISTORY Washington posted MLB’s best road record at 48-33 (.593)...in 79 seasons (1901-71, 2005- pres.) of modern baseball in DC, only the 1933 AL Nationals (53-23) notched more road 1924 wins...meanwhile, Washington’s 50-31 (.617) mark at tied for 2nd in MLB...the * The AL Nationals claim their first of 3 AL pennants and lone World Champi- 50 victories at home are the most posted by a DC-based club since ‘32 (51-26). onship. The AL Nationals finished the regular season with a 92-62 (.597) mark and 2.0-game lead over the second-place Yankees (89-63). The AL HOMER HAPPY Nationals won a memorable 7-game World Series over the heavily-favored The Nationals’ 194 home runs are the most hit by a team representing the Nation’s Capital New York Giants, who were competing in their 8th Fall Classic in 14 seasons. The series is best remembered for Game 7. The Giants led, 3-1, in the 8th, (1901-71, 2005-pres.) and the most hit in the 44-year history of the Nationals/Expos franchise. but ’s critical on a routine grounder allowed the AL * Washington ranked 2nd in the NL this season in homers...only MIL (202) hit more. Nationals to send the game to . Washington won, 4-3, in 12 innings with earning the win with 4.0 scoreless innings of WHEN THE RUBBER HITS THE ROAD relief. Earl McNeely’s RBI double with one out in the 12th plated Muddy Reul, The Nationals went 9-4 in rubber games this year, including a 5-1 mark against NL East who had doubled earlier in the decisive inning that included a pair of Giants rivals...Washington’s 9 rubber-game victories came Oct. 3 vs. PHI (W5-1), Sept. 27 at PHI errors. While pitching in a starting role, Walter Johnson took the loss in both (W7-3), Sept, 20 vs. LAD (W4-1), Aug. 19 vs. NYM (W5-2), Aug. 15 at SFG (W6-4), July 1 Games 1 and Game 5. Three of Washington’s 4 wins in the Fall Classic were of the one-run variety. The remains one of only 4 World at ATL (W8-4), June 21 vs. TBR (W5-2), May 3 vs. ARI (W2-1), April 11 at NYM (W4-0). Series to be decided in extra innings of the decisive 7th game.

DINGERS FROM THOSE ON THE DIAMOND DIRT 1924 WORLD SERIES GM1: Nyg 4, WSH 3; WP-Nelf, LP-Johnson, SV-None; ATT: 35,760 Collectively, Washington’s (excluding and ) hit an MLB-best 109 home GM2: Nyg 3, WSH 4; WP-Zachary, LP-Bentley, SV-Marberry; ATT: 35,922 runs this year...at 101, NYY’s infield was the only other to reach digits in homers...the GM3: Wsh 4, NYG 6; WP-McQuillan, LP-Marberry, SV-Watson; ATT: 47,608 Nationals’ breakdown by infield position: 1B (40 homers), 2B (14), 3B (25), SS (30). GM4: Wsh 7, NYG 4; WP-Mogridge, LP-Barnes, SV-Marberry; ATT: 49,243 * Individually, Adam LaRoche (33) and Ian Desmond (25) pace their positions in homers. GM5: Wsh 2, NYG 6; WP-Bentley, LP-Johnson, SV-McQuillan; ATT: 49,211 GM6: Nyg 1, WSH 2; WP-Zachary, LP-Nehf, SV-None; ATT: 34,254 PINCH ME, I AM DREAMING GM7: Nyg 3, WSH 4; WP-Johnson, LP-Bentley, SV-None; ATT: 31,667 (Home team in CAPS) In 2012, Davey Johnson’s pinch hitters batted .288 (61-for-212) with 14 doubles, a triple, 4 home runs, 26 RBI, 22 walks and 5 HBP...since STATS, Inc. began compiling pinch-hit numbers in 1974, Washington’s rank among the 538 individual National League clubs: batting average (13th overall, .288), on-base percentage (20th overall, .367), 1925 (37th overall, .420) and OPS (22nd overall, .786). * As defending World Champions in 1925, the AL Nationals won 92 games and claimed another AL flag, but lost to in a 7-Game Fall Classic. The IS THE DH OPTIONAL IN THE POSTSEASON? Pirates topped the Nationals, 9-7, in Game 7 as Walter Johnson and the AL At the plate, Washington’s pitching staff packed quite an offensive punch in ‘12, batting .164 (49- Nationals squandered a 4-0 first-inning lead and eventually suffered the loss. for-299) with 8 doubles, 3 home runs, 17 RBI, 16 walks and 17 runs scored this season...Nationals In Game 3, made the most intriging catch in World Series history. Rice led their NL brethren in batting, on-base percentage (.208), slugging percentage (.221), was patrolling ’s right field for the AL Nationals when, in the 8th inning, he made a dynamic catch of a would-be game-tying homer. OPS (.429), times on base (66), go-ahead RBI (8) and game-winning RBI (5). Rice toppled over the fence in doing so and disappeared from sight. When * Gio Gonzalez (Aug. 8 at HOU), Stephen Strasburg (May 20 vs. BAL) and Jordan Rice reappeared and showed the ball, umpires ruled he had successfully Zimmermann (May 28 at MIA) accounted for Washington’s trio of long balls from the 9- made on the field of play. Following the game, Rice was coy about the hole...the 3 home runs were the most hit by a Nationals pitching staff in a single season catch and penned a letter that was opened only after his death in 1974. The since the club arrived in DC. letter simply said, “at no time did I lose possession of the ball.” GAINFULLY EMPLOYED GM1: Wsh 4, PIT 1; WP-Johnson, LP-Meadows, SV-None; ATT: 41,723 The 2012 Nationals employed the services of 43 players...19 pitchers toed the rubber for the GM2: Wsh 2, PIT 3; WP-Aldridge, LP-Coveleski, SV-None; ATT: 43,364 Nationals, only 8 of which started at least one game for Davey Johnson. GM3: Pit 3, WSH 4; WP-Ferguson, LP-Kremer, SV-Marberry; ATT: 36,495 * The 43 players, 19 pitchers and 8 starting pitchers represent the lowest single-season GM4: Pit 0, WSH 4; WP-Johnson, LP-Yde, SV-None; ATT: 38,701 marks recorded by the Nationals in their 8 seasons in DC. GM5: Pit 6, WSH 3; WP-Aldridge, LP-Coveleski, SV-None; ATT: 35,899 GM6: Wsh 2, PIT 3; WP-Kremer, LP-Ferguson, SV-None; ATT: 43,810 GM7: Wsh 7, PIT 9; WP-Kremer, LP-Johnson, SV-Oldham; ATT: 42,856 HOMEGROWN HEAVY (Home team in CAPS) Of the aforementioned 43 players to appear in at least one game for the Nationals this year, 16 are homegrown: Roger Bernadina (non-drafted free agent, 2001), Ian Desmond (draft, 2004), (draft, 2007), Danny Espinosa (draft, 2008), Bryce Harper (draft, 2010), John Lannan (draft, 2005), Sandy Leon (non-drafted free agent, 2007), Steve Lombardozzi (draft, 1933 2006), Tyler Moore (draft, 2008), Eury Perez (non-drafted free agent, 2007), * The ‘33 AL Nationals earned Washington’s most-recent post-season berth, (non-drafted free agent, 2005), Craig Stammen (draft, 2005), (draft, 2009), Stephen going an MLB-best 99-53 (.651) and claiming the AL Championship by 7.0 Strasburg (draft, 2009), Ryan Zimmerman (draft, 2007), (draft, 2007). games over the 91-win Yankees. Washington’s pitching staff included a pair of 20-game winners: General Crowder (24 wins), (22). How- NEOPHYTE NATIONALS ever, the heavily-favored AL Nationals struggled offensively in the Fall Clas- sic, plating 2 runs or less thrice and hitting a collective .214 with just 2 home 6 players made big league debuts for the Nationals this season: Christian Garcia (Sept. 4 vs. runs in 5 games. ’s solo shot in the top of the 10th snapped a 3-3 tie CHI), Bryce Harper (April 28 at LAD), Sandy Leon (May 14 vs. SDP), Tyler Moore (April 29 at as the Giants claimed both Game 5 and the World Championship. LAD), Eury Perez (Sept. 1 vs. STL), Jhonatan Solano (May 29 at MIA). GM1: Wsh 2, NYG 4; WP-Hubbell, LP-Stewart, SV-None; ATT: 46,672 OCTOBER VETS GM2: Wsh 1, NYG 6; WP-Schumacher, LP-Crowder, SV-None; ATT: 35,461 The following Nationals sport post-season experience on their resumes: Mark DeRosa (2001- GM3: Nyg 0, WSH 4; WP-Whitehill, LP-Fitzsimmons, SV-None; ATT: 25,727 03, ‘07-09), Michael Gonzalez (2011), (2008, ‘11), Adam LaRoche (2004-05), GM4: Nyg 2, WSH 1; WP-Hubbell, LP-Weaver, SV-None; ATT: 26,762 Chien-Ming Wang (2005-07) and (2004, ‘07-10). GM5: Nyg 4, WSH 3; WP-Luque, LP-Russell, SV-None; ATT: 28,454 (Home team in CAPS) STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE The Nationals prepared for the rigors of October baseball as 16 of their last 19 regular-season games came against clubs with serious playoff aspirations of their own...in that span, which 1981 began on Sept. 14, the Nationals played ATL, LAD, MIL, PHI and STL...from the perspective * In a season marred by 6-plus week labor stoppage, the Expos record a 30- of Washington’s opponents, the only 3 meaningless games in that span came Oct. 1-3 in DC 23 (.566) mark in the season’s second half to earn Montreal’s lone post- against the Phillies, who had been mathematically eliminated just days earlier. season berth in 36 NL seasons...the Expos finished 0.5-game ahead of the Cardinals in the second-half standings (Montreal played one extra TEENY BOPPER game)...the Expos matched up against the Phillies in the NLDS and won a decisive Game 5 as tossed a 6-hit shutout to outperform Steve 19 year-old Bryce Harper’s 22 homers hit as a teen rank 2nd on the all-time list...only a Carlton for the second time in the series...the Expos’ dreams of hosting the teenaged Tony Conigliaro (24) hit more...Harper turns 20 on Oct. 16. first World Series games outside of the United States were dashed, how- ever, as hit a 9th-inning solo shot off Rogers to provide the CENTURY NOTE Dodgers a 2-1 win in Game 5 of the NLCS...to this day, October 19 is still known Adam LaRoche tallied exactly 100 RBI to match his career high (also 2010 with ARI) and as “Blue Monday” in Montreal. register the 5th 100-RBI season in the 8-year history of the Nationals...be becomes the 3rd NLDS (Home team in CAPS) Nationals to reach triple digits in RBI...both Ryan Zimmerman (110 in 2006, 106 in ‘09) and GM1: Phi 1, MON 3; WP-Rogers, LP-Carlton, -Reardon; ATT: 34,237 (105 in ‘09, 103 in ‘10) turned the trick twice for Washington. GM2: Phi 1, MON 3; WP-Gullickson, LP-Ruthven, Save-Reardon; ATT: 45,896 GM1: Mon 2, PHI 6; WP-Christenson, LP-Burris, Save-None; ATT: 36,835 2,370,794 THANK YOUS ARE IN ORDER GM1: Mon 5, PHI 6; WP-McGraw, LP-Reardon, Save-None; ATT: 38,818 GM1: Mon 3, PHI 0; WP-Rogers, LP-Carlton, Save-None; ATT: 47,384 In 2012, the Nationals hosted 2,370,794 fans to Nationals Park this season...so, the Nationals averaged 30,010 for 79 openings (the Nationals hosted a trio of doubleheaders in 2012) to rank NLCS (Home team in CAPS) 8th in the NL...the Nationals average attendance exceeded the first season (2008) at Nationals GM1: Mon 1, LAD 5; WP-Hooten, LP-Gullickson, Save-None; ATT: 51,273 GM2: Mon 3, LAD 0; WP-Burris, LP-Valenzuela, Save-None; ATT: 53,463 Park, which hosted 29,025 fans per opening...the Nationals total attendance also surpassed GM1: Lad 1, MON 4; WP-Rogers, LP-Reuss, Save-None; ATT: 54,372 the initial season at Nationals Park by 48,806...attendance at Nationals Park was up over 21% GM1: Lad 7, MON 1; WP-Hooten, LP-Gullickson, Save-None; ATT: 54,499 (or 5,132 per game) compared to the ‘11 campaign...the ‘12 Nationals played 10 home games GM1: Lad 2, MON 1; WP-Valenzuela, LP-Rogers, Save-Welch; ATT: 36,491 in front of sellout crowds, more than double the previous single-season mark for 2009 and ‘10. Page 3 * LEAGUE STATISTICS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 FINAL STANDINGS 2012 NL WILD CARD STANDINGS

LAST 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE WILD CARD W L PCT GB NL EAST WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs AL ATLANTA ...... 94 68 .580 +6.0 * WASHINGTON 98 64 .605 — 6-4 WON 2 50-31 48-33 42-30 29-13 17-13 10-8 ST. LOUIS ...... 88 74 .543 — y ATLANTA 94 68 .580 4.0 7-3 WON 1 48-33 46-35 46-26 19-19 21-13 8-10 LOS ANGELES (NL) ...... 86 76 .531 2.0 PHILADELPHIA 81 81 .500 17.0 4-6 LOST 2 40-41 41-40 33-39 24-16 19-16 5-10 MILWAUKEE ...... 83 79 .512 5.0 NEW YORK 74 88 .457 24.0 5-5 WON 1 36-45 38-43 32-40 17-22 17-19 8-7 ARIZONA ...... 81 81 .500 7.0 MIAMI 69 93 .426 29.0 3-7 LOST 1 38-43 31-50 27-45 18-20 19-15 5-13 PHILADELPHIA ...... 81 81 .500 7.0

LAST 10 NL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs AL 2012 AL WILD CARD STANDINGS * CINCINNATI 97 65 .599 — 5-5 LOST 1 50-31 47-34 19-15 49-30 22-12 7-8 y ST. LOUIS 88 74 .543 9.0 7-3 WON 1 50-31 38-43 14-20 45-32 21-15 8-7 WILD CARD W L PCT GB MILWAUKEE 83 79 .512 14.0 4-6 LOST 1 49-32 34-47 15-19 45-34 17-17 6-9 PITTSBURGH 79 83 .488 18.0 4-6 LOST 1 45-36 34-47 17-14 39-42 13-19 10-8 BALTIMORE ...... 93 69 .574 — CHICAGO 61 101 .377 36.0 2-8 WON 1 38-43 23-58 13-19 31-50 12-22 5-10 TEXAS ...... 93 69 .574 — HOUSTON 55 107 .340 42.0 5-5 LOST 1 35-46 20-61 12-20 29-50 8-28 6-9 TAMPA BAY ...... 90 72 .556 3.0 LOS ANGELES (AL) ...... 89 73 .549 4.0 LAST 10 CHICAGO (AL) ...... 85 77 .525 8.0 NL WEST WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs AL * SAN FRANCISCO 94 68 .580 — 5-5 LOST 1 48-33 46-35 15-19 27-14 45-27 7-8 LOS ANGELES 86 76 .531 8.0 8-2 WON 1 45-36 41-40 20-12 25-18 35-37 6-9 ARIZONA 81 81 .500 13.0 4-6 LOST 1 41-40 40-41 14-20 20-21 38-34 9-6 SAN DIEGO 76 86 .469 18.0 4-6 WON 1 42-39 34-47 12-20 22-21 34-38 8-7 COLORADO 64 98 .395 30.0 6-4 WON 1 35-46 29-52 15-22 19-19 28-44 2-13

LAST 10 AL EAST WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs NL * NEW YORK 95 67 .586 — 7-3 WON 4 51-30 44-37 41-31 21-16 20-15 13-5 y BALTIMORE 93 69 .574 2.0 6-4 LOST 1 47-34 46-35 43-29 23-15 16-18 11-7 TAMPA BAY 90 72 .556 5.0 8-2 WON 1 46-35 44-37 41-31 16-18 24-14 9-9 TORONTO 73 89 .451 22.0 7-3 WON 3 41-40 32-49 29-43 21-16 14-21 9-9 BOSTON 69 93 .426 26.0 1-9 LOST 8 34-47 35-46 26-46 24-16 8-24 11-7

LAST 10 AL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs NL * DETROIT 88 74 .543 — 8-2 WON 1 50-31 38-43 21-18 43-29 13-20 11-7 CHICAGO 85 77 .525 3.0 4-6 WON 1 45-36 40-41 19-21 37-35 20-12 9-9 KANSAS CITY 72 90 .444 16.0 2-8 LOST 1 37-44 35-46 16-21 34-38 14-21 8-10 CLEVELAND 68 94 .420 20.0 6-4 LOST 1 37-44 31-50 14-22 31-41 15-21 8-10 MINNESOTA 66 96 .407 22.0 3-7 LOST 5 31-50 35-46 11-23 35-37 11-27 9-9

LAST 10 AL WEST WON LOST PCT. GB GAMES STREAK HOME ROAD vs EAST vs CENT vs WEST vs NL * OAKLAND 94 68 .580 — 8-2 WON 6 50-31 44-37 28-18 23-18 33-24 10-8 y TEXAS 93 69 .574 1.0 3-7 LOST 3 50-31 43-38 24-16 28-19 27-30 14-4 LOS ANGELES 89 73 .549 5.0 6-4 LOST 2 46-35 43-38 22-20 25-20 30-27 12-6 SEATTLE 75 87 .463 19.0 3-7 WON 2 40-41 35-46 18-28 25-16 24-33 8-10 * - CLINCHED DIVISION TITLE y - CLINCHED PLAYOFF BERTH

2012 NL CLUB BATTING 2012 NL CLUB FIELDING

CLUB AVG G AB R OR H TB 2B 3B HR GS RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP LOB SHO SLG OBP CLUB PCT G PO A E TC DP TP PB COLORADO .274 162 5577 758 890 1526 2434 306 52 166 8 716 74 39 36 450 34 1213 100 40 132 1111 11 .436 .330 ATLANTA .986 162 4336 1654 86 6076 147 0 10 ST. LOUIS .271 162 5622 765 648 1526 2367 290 37 159 3 732 69 49 53 533 45 1192 91 37 135 1198 11 .421 .338 CINCINNATI .985 162 4359 1602 89 6050 113 0 7 SAN FRANCISCO .269 162 5558 718 649 1495 2205 287 57 103 3 675 69 61 29 483 44 1097 118 39 114 1171 6 .397 .327 ARIZONA .985 162 4301 1676 90 6067 146 0 9 WASHINGTON .261 162 5615 731 594 1468 2401 301 25 194 2 688 50 36 41 479 43 1325 105 35 110 1127 8 .428 .322 WASHINGTON .985 162 4405 1632 94 6131 134 0 15 MILWAUKEE .259 162 5557 776 733 1442 2426 300 39 202 7 741 76 35 90 466 35 1240 158 39 111 1104 11 .437 .325 LOS ANGELES (NL) .984 162 4349 1669 98 6116 138 1 11 ARIZONA .259 162 5462 734 688 1416 2284 307 33 165 4 710 61 45 41 539 47 1266 93 51 108 1122 9 .418 .328 MILWAUKEE .983 162 4361 1532 99 5992 133 0 5 PHILADELPHIA .255 162 5544 684 680 1414 2215 271 28 158 3 659 72 39 63 454 41 1094 116 23 114 1135 6 .400 .317 PHILADELPHIA .983 162 4354 1560 101 6015 118 0 9 LOS ANGELES (NL) .252 162 5438 637 597 1369 2032 269 23 116 2 607 82 38 52 481 49 1156 104 44 139 1112 15 .374 .317 MIAMI .983 162 4322 1649 103 6074 154 0 14 CINCINNATI .251 162 5477 669 588 1377 2249 296 30 172 3 636 73 37 47 481 54 1266 87 27 100 1135 4 .411 .315 NEW YORK (NL) .983 162 4302 1502 101 5905 135 0 32 NEW YORK (NL) .249 162 5450 650 709 1357 2102 286 21 139 4 625 64 30 42 503 43 1250 79 38 118 1118 12 .386 .316 ST. LOUIS .983 162 4388 1754 107 6249 149 0 9 ATLANTA .247 162 5425 700 600 1341 2111 263 30 149 2 660 53 46 34 567 37 1289 101 32 108 1127 13 .389 .320 CHICAGO (NL) .982 162 4241 1583 105 5929 148 0 9 SAN DIEGO .247 162 5422 651 710 1339 2060 272 43 121 4 610 63 34 54 539 36 1238 155 46 100 1146 12 .380 .319 PITTSBURGH .982 162 4300 1656 112 6068 126 0 9 MIAMI .244 162 5437 609 724 1327 2077 261 39 137 3 576 60 40 35 484 46 1228 149 41 114 1092 17 .382 .308 SAN FRANCISCO .981 162 4353 1639 115 6107 134 0 5 PITTSBURGH .243 162 5412 651 674 1313 2138 241 37 170 3 620 62 45 51 444 32 1354 73 52 98 1049 15 .395 .304 HOUSTON .981 162 4270 1729 118 6117 132 0 13 CHICAGO (NL) .240 162 5411 613 759 1297 2045 265 36 137 3 570 42 24 43 447 29 1235 94 45 125 1044 16 .378 .302 SAN DIEGO .980 162 4304 1655 121 6080 97 0 18 HOUSTON .236 162 5407 583 794 1276 2008 238 28 146 3 545 54 30 58 463 19 1365 105 46 114 1090 14 .371 .302 COLORADO .980 162 4266 1718 122 6106 139 0 22 TOTALS .254 1296 87814 10929 11037 22283 35154 4453 558 2434 57 10370 1024 628 769 7813 634 19808 1728 635 1840 17881 180 .400 .318 TOTALS .983 1296 69211 26210 1661 97082 2143 1 197

2012 NL CLUB PITCHING

CLUB W L ERA G CG SHO REL SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG WASHINGTON 98 64 3.33 162 3 9 482 51 1468.1 1296 594 543 129 47 497 32 1325 62 4 .237 LOS ANGELES (NL) 86 76 3.34 162 2 10 506 40 1449.2 1277 597 538 122 45 539 62 1276 46 2 .238 CINCINNATI 97 65 3.34 162 9 12 425 56 1453.0 1356 588 540 152 51 427 33 1248 34 7 .247 ATLANTA 94 68 3.42 162 5 16 460 47 1445.1 1310 600 549 145 41 464 40 1232 54 3 .243 SAN FRANCISCO 94 68 3.68 162 5 14 526 53 1451.0 1361 649 593 142 51 489 42 1237 54 4 .248 ST. LOUIS 88 74 3.71 162 4 10 506 42 1462.2 1420 648 603 134 50 436 28 1218 46 4 .255 PHILADELPHIA 81 81 3.83 162 5 11 440 42 1451.1 1387 680 618 178 44 409 33 1385 30 3 .251 PITTSBURGH 79 83 3.86 162 2 10 483 45 1433.1 1357 674 615 153 45 490 30 1192 45 3 .249 ARIZONA 81 81 3.93 162 4 9 461 39 1433.2 1432 688 626 155 51 417 18 1200 52 10 .261 SAN DIEGO 76 86 4.01 162 4 11 529 43 1434.2 1356 710 640 162 48 539 48 1205 49 8 .248 NEW YORK (NL) 74 88 4.09 162 7 13 505 36 1434.0 1368 709 651 161 40 488 29 1240 40 3 .251 MIAMI 69 93 4.09 162 5 7 483 38 1440.2 1448 724 655 133 55 495 61 1113 36 4 .263 MILWAUKEE 83 79 4.22 162 0 9 512 44 1453.2 1458 733 682 169 31 525 20 1402 57 5 .261 CHICAGO (NL) 61 101 4.51 162 1 9 493 28 1413.2 1399 759 708 175 65 573 36 1128 44 5 .259 HOUSTON 55 107 4.56 162 3 11 541 31 1423.1 1493 794 721 173 48 540 40 1170 75 6 .270 COLORADO 64 98 5.22 162 0 7 575 36 1422.0 1637 890 824 198 47 566 61 1144 94 6 .290 TOTALS 1280 1312 3.94 1296 59 168 7927 671 23070.1 22355 11037 10106 2481 759 7894 613 19715 818 77 .254

2005 2012NATIONAL NL CLUBLEAGUE MISCELLANEOUS CLUB MISCELLANEOUS

DOUBLEHEADERS ATTENDANCE CLUB vs. LHP vs. RHP GRASS TURF DAY NITE 1-RUN 2-RUN X-INN W L S HOME ROAD ARIZONA 32-31 49-50 81-81 0-0 24-24 57-57 15-27 15-13 3-4 0 0 0 2,177,617 2,615,678 ATLANTA 30-31 64-37 92-67 2-1 28-18 66-50 25-13 15-12 7-4 0 0 0 2,420,171 2,586,832 CHICAGO (NL) 18-26 43-75 61-101 0-0 35-46 26-55 15-27 14-18 4-6 0 0 0 2,882,756 2,631,341 CINCINNATI 32-18 65-47 97-65 0-0 39-17 58-48 31-21 23-15 7-7 0 0 0 2,347,251 2,493,514 COLORADO 15-35 49-63 64-98 0-0 16-37 48-61 18-23 14-15 5-2 0 0 1 2,630,458 2,584,080 HOUSTON 15-27 40-80 55-107 0-0 15-32 40-75 17-27 12-19 1-11 0 0 0 1,607,733 2,520,644 LOS ANGELES (NL) 36-26 50-50 86-76 0-0 28-19 58-57 29-27 14-11 8-7 0 0 1 3,324,246 2,611,207 MIAMI 24-29 45-64 68-91 1-2 22-32 47-61 26-26 14-14 12-5 0 0 1 2,219,444 2,478,929 MILWAUKEE 26-21 57-58 83-79 0-0 25-35 58-44 24-32 11-11 7-11 0 0 0 2,831,385 2,476,986 NEW YORK (NL) 21-38 53-50 70-86 4-2 33-26 41-62 20-22 16-15 3-7 0 1 0 2,242,803 2,731,369 PHILADELPHIA 23-30 58-51 81-78 0-3 23-28 58-53 25-27 16-8 7-10 0 0 0 3,565,718 2,571,744 PITTSBURGH 22-19 57-64 79-83 0-0 29-26 50-57 28-29 11-12 4-2 0 0 1 2,091,918 2,535,930 SAN DIEGO 24-31 52-55 76-86 0-0 26-26 50-60 26-21 15-22 4-6 0 0 0 2,123,721 2,545,222 SAN FRANCISCO 40-19 54-49 94-68 0-0 32-32 62-36 30-20 17-12 8-5 1 0 0 3,377,371 2,631,177 ST. LOUIS 31-17 57-57 88-74 0-0 33-24 55-50 21-26 7-17 6-12 0 0 0 3,262,109 2,546,394 WASHINGTON 29-19 69-45 95-64 3-0 30-23 68-41 27-21 15-17 13-7 0 0 2 2,370,794 2,682,467 Page 4 * TEAM STATISTICS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 WASHINGTON NATIONALS HITTING STATISTICS & PROFILE 2012 RECORD BY

PLAYER AVG. G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP E SLG OBP PLAYER STARTS BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT5 BAT6 BAT7 BAT8 BAT9 Ankiel,R .228 68 158 15 36 65 10 2 5 15 1 0 0 12 3 59 1 3 3 2 .411 .282 Ankiel 37 0~1 0~1 3~6 15~7 3~1 Bernadina,R .291 129 227 25 66 92 11 0 5 25 3 1 2 28 3 53 15 3 2 0 .405 .372 Bernadina 48 2~0 6~4 2~1 15~9 3~5 1~0 Brown 2 1~0 0~1 Brown,C .200 19 25 4 5 10 2 0 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 .400 .231 Burnett 0 Burnett,S .000 70 0 0 0 0000 000010 00000.000 1.000 Carroll 0 Carroll,B .000 5 2 2 0 0000 000000 00000.000 .000 Clippard 0 De Rosa,M .188 48 85 13 16 21 5 0 0 6 1 1 0 14 0 18 1 0 3 1 .247 .300 DeRosa 16 1~0 2~0 1~1 6~3 2~0 Desmond,I .292 130 513 72 150 262 33 2 25 73 0 1 3 30 1 113 21 6 17 15 .511 .335 Desmond 126 23~15 1~0 12~9 39~27 Detwiler,R .044 33 45 0 2 2000 130010 220001.044 .065 Detwiler 27 16~10 Duke,Z .000 8 1 0 0 0000 000000 00000.000 .000 Duke 0 Espinosa,D .247 160 594 82 147 239 37 2 17 56 3 2 13 46 4 189 20 6 11 13 .402 .315 Espinosa 153 15~11 13~6 0~2 0~1 24~19 40~22 RIGHT .282 177 50 76 17 0 3 16 0 0 3 13 0 48 2 .429 .342 Flores 75 2~4 38~25 5~1 LEFT .233 417 97 163 20 2 14 40 3 2 10 33 4 141 9 .391 .303 Garcia 0 GGonzalez 32 23~8 Flores,J .213 83 277 22 59 91 12 1 6 26 2 3 1 13 3 59 1 2 6 4 .329 .248 MGonzalez 0 Gonzalez,G .094 32 64 2 6 10 1 0 1 4 9 1 0 1 0 25 0 0 0 2 .156 .106 Gorzelanny 1 1~0 Gorzelanny,T .333 45 6 0 2 2000 100010 10001.333 .429 Harper 133 68~49 3~1 4~4 1~3 Harper,B .270 139 533 98 144 254 26 9 22 59 3 3 2 56 0 120 18 6 8 7 .477 .340 Izturis 0 Izturis,C (WSH only) .500 5 4 4 2 3100 000000 00000.750 .500 Jackson 31 12~19 RIGHT .500 2 1 1000 000000 0 0 .500 .500 Lannan 6 4~2 LEFT .500 2 1 2100 000000 0 0 1.000 .500 LaRoche 149 59~46 28~15 1~0 Jackson, E .228 34 57 6 13 13 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 3 0 21 0 0 0 3 .228 .267 Leon 9 1~0 6~2 Lannan,J .111 6 9 0 1 1000 010010 40000.111 .200 Lidge 0 LaRoche,A .271 154 571 76 155 291 35 1 33 100 0 9 0 67 7 138 1 1 10 7 .510 .343 Lombardozzi 83 35~23 7~5 1~1 7~4 Maldonado 3 0~1 0~2 Leon,S .267 12 30 2 8 10 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 11 0 0 1 1 .333 .389 Mattheus 0 RIGHT .500 8 4 6200 200010 1 0 .750 .556 Moore 35 1~0 1~1 7~5 10~9 1~0 LEFT .182 22 4 4000 000230 10 1 .182 .333 Morse 102 31~15 34~22 Lombardozzi,S .273 126 384 40 105 136 16 3 3 27 6 1 6 19 1 46 5 3 1 4 .354 .317 Nady 24 1~0 2~2 8~1 5~4 1~0 RIGHT .231 91 21 24 3 0 0 6 4 1 1 4 1 13 0 .264 .268 Perez 0 LEFT .287 293 84 112 13 3 3 21 2 0 5 15 0 33 1 .382 .332 Perry 0 Maldonado,C .000 4 9 0 0 0000 110020 40000.000 .182 Ramos 24 3~2 12~7 Mattheus,R .000 66 1 0 0 0000 000000 10000.000 .000 Rodriguez 0 Moore,T .263 75 156 20 41 80 9 0 10 29 0 0 1 14 0 46 3 0 3 0 .513 .327 Solano 10 4~4 1~1 Morse,M .291 102 406 53 118 191 17 1 18 62 0 4 4 16 0 97 0 1 14 1 .470 .321 Stammen 0 Storen 0 Nady,X (WSH only) .157 40 102 6 16 28 3 0 3 6 0 0 0 7 2 24 1 0 3 1 .275 .211 Strasburg 28 17~9 Perez,E .200 13 5 3 1 1000 000000 03000.200 .200 Suzuki 41 3~1 23~14 Ramos,W .265 25 83 11 22 33 2 0 3 10 0 1 0 12 2 19 0 0 1 1 .398 .354 Tracy 12 2~2 1~0 5~1 0~1 Solano,J .314 12 35 6 11 20 3 0 2 6 0 0 0 2 1 5 1 0 0 0 .571 .351 Wang 5 0~4 Stammen,C .000 59 6 0 0 0000 020000 40001.000 .000 Werth 79 23~15 1~3 7~3 11~7 8~1 Strasburg,S .277 28 47 4 13 20 4 0 1 7 2 0 1 3 0 13 0 0 0 0 .426 .333 Zimmerman 144 89~55 Suzuki,K .267 43 146 17 39 59 5 0 5 25 2 3 2 11 3 20 1 0 2 3 .404 .321 Zimmermann 32 20~10 Tracy,C .269 73 93 7 25 41 7 0 3 14 0 1 1 10 3 15 0 0 1 1 .441 .343 Wang,C .167 10 6 1 1 2100 000010 30000.333 .286 Werth,J .300 81 300 42 90 132 21 3 5 31 0 1 1 42 2 57 8 2 3 1 .440 .387 2012 RECORD BY STARTING POSITION Zimmerman,R .282 145 578 93 163 276 36 1 25 95 0 4 2 57 8 116 5 2 20 19 .478 .346 Zimmermann,J .193 32 57 5 11 16 2 0 1 4 5 0 0 4 0 13 0 0 1 2 .281 .246 PLAYER STARTS P C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Ankiel 37 21~16 PITCHERS .164 162 299 18 49 66 8 0 3 17 27 1 1 16 0 107 0 0 1 13 .221 .208 Bernadina 48 9~9 19~8 1~2 WASHINGTON .261 162 5615 731 1468 2401 301 25 194 688 50 36 41 479 43 1325 105 35 110 94 .428 .322 Brown 2 0~1 1~0 OPPONENTS .237 162 5474 594 1296 2040 293 32 129 563 69 46 47 497 32 1325 111 22 120 107 .373 .303 Burnett 0 Carroll 0 AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GIDP E SLG OBP Clippard 0 DeRosa 16 1~1 1~0 5~2 5~1 ‘12 TOTALS: .261 162 5615 731 1468 2401 301 25 194 688 50 36 41 479 43 1325 105 35 110 88 .428 .322 Desmond 126 75~51 vs. LHP .265 1537 194 408 668 88 8 52 184 17 9 7 120 15 369 31 12 29 .435 .320 Detwiler 27 16~11 vs. RHP .260 4078 537 1060 1733 213 17 142 504 33 27 34 359 28 956 74 23 81 .425 .323 Duke 0 Home .267 81 2784 367 743 1206 138 11 101 342 23 14 21 242 26 597 60 16 57 46 .433 .329 Espinosa 153 70~49 22~12 Flores 75 45~30 Road .256 81 2831 364 725 1195 163 14 93 346 27 22 20 237 17 728 45 19 53 42 .422 .316 Garcia 0 Day .263 53 1850 248 487 796 106 4 65 231 9 12 14 164 15 434 38 10 36 31 .430 .326 GGonzalez 32 24~8 Night .261 109 3765 483 981 1605 195 21 129 457 41 24 27 315 28 891 67 25 74 57 .426 .320 MGonzalez 0 Grass .261 159 5507 715 1435 2338 295 25 186 672 50 35 41 473 43 1309 103 34 106 88 .425 .322 Gorzelanny 1 1~0 Turf .306 3 108 16 33 63 6 0 8 16 0 1 0 6 0 16 2 1 4 0 .583 .339 Harper 133 3~3 48~38 25~16 Runners on .266 162 2314 615 616 989 119 10 78 572 50 36 21 251 43 558 105 35 110 .427 .339 Izturis 0 None on .258 162 3301 116 852 1412 182 15 116 116 0 0 20 228 0 767 0 0 0 .428 .310 Jackson 31 12~19 RISP .256 162 1357 502 348 530 69 7 33 463 17 36 13 189 43 333 35 5 53 .391 .345 Lannan 6 4~2 RISP/2 outs .252 162 634 229 160 250 28 4 18 204 0 0 7 92 30 155 21 0 0 .394 .353 LaRoche 149 88~61 Innings 1-6 .271 162 3784 522 1025 1699 203 21 143 492 32 23 23 303 24 844 67 24 81 .449 .327 Leon 9 7~2 Lidge 0 Innings 7+ .242 162 1831 209 443 702 98 4 51 196 18 13 18 176 19 481 38 11 29 .383 .313 Lombardozzi 83 28~15 5~5 0~1 17~12 DH .194 9 36 3 7 9 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 11 0 0 1 .250 .211 Maldonado 3 0~3 vs AL .233 18 621 69 145 244 37 1 20 65 3 3 3 43 4 151 16 5 13 .393 .285 Mattheus 0 vs NL .265 144 4994 662 1323 2157 264 24 174 623 47 33 38 436 39 1174 89 30 97 .432 .327 Moore 35 5~2 15~13 ATL .267 18 629 84 168 264 35 2 19 79 7 3 5 54 4 159 11 4 15 7 .420 .329 Morse 102 39~19 19~16 7~2 Nady 24 10~5 7~2 BAL .233 6 206 20 48 77 9 1 6 18 1 1 3 15 2 50 3 4 4 3 .374 .293 Perez 0 CIN .268 7 265 29 71 100 14 0 5 28 3 1 1 29 2 57 6 0 4 6 .377 .341 Perry 0 DET .000 0 0000 000000000000 00.000 .000 Ramos 24 15~9 NYY .207 3 116 6 24 35 5 0 2 6 2 0 0 8 0 28 1 0 2 4 .302 .258 Rodriguez 0 OAK .000 0 0000 000000000000 00.000 .000 Solano 10 5~5 TEX .000 0 0000 000000000000 00.000 .000 Stammen 0 SFG .333 6 225 45 75 124 20 1 9 43 2 2 3 18 2 46 9 1 4 3 .551 .387 Storen 0 STL .294 7 252 43 74 116 12 0 10 40 3 1 2 20 1 59 1 0 3 5 .460 .349 Strasburg 28 19~9 Suzuki 41 26~15 Tracy 12 5~1 3~3 Wang 5 1~4 2012 WASHINGTON NATIONALS PITCHING STATISTICS & PROFILE Werth 79 9~2 41~27 Zimmerman 144 89~55 PITCHER R/L W L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK BAA Zimmermann 32 21~11 Burnett,S L 1 2 2.38 70 0 0 16 0 2 56.2 58 16 15 4 3 12 3 57 2 0 .262 Clippard,T R 2 6 3.72 74 0 0 42 0 32 72.2 55 32 30 7 2 29 2 84 5 0 .204 Detwiler,R L 10 8 3.40 33 27 0 1 0 0 164.1 149 75 62 15 5 52 0 105 4 1 .241 2012 DISABLED LIST Duke,Z L 1 0 1.32 80030 0 13.2 11 2 2 0 0 4 0 10 0 0 .212 Garcia,C R 0 0 2.13 13 0 0 2 0 0 12.2 8 3 3 2 2 2 0 15 1 0 .186 PLAYER INJURY 15/60 DL’d | RETRO GAMES Gonzalez,G L 21 8 2.89 32 32 2 0 1 0 199.1 149 69 64 9 5 76 3 207 10 1 .206 Kimball Shoulder-Right 60 4/3 162 Gonzalez,M L 0 0 3.03 47 0 0 13 0 0 35.2 31 14 12 2 0 16 0 39 2 1 .237 Ramos Knee-Right 15 5/13 129 Gorzelanny,T L 4 2 2.88 45 1 0 11 0 1 72.0 65 27 23 7 2 30 1 62 4 0 .242 Rodriguez Back-Lower 15 8/2 | 8/1 60 Jackson,E R 10 11 4.03 31 31 1 0 0 0 189.2 173 90 85 23 2 58 5 168 3 0 .243 Ankiel Quad-Left 15 4/3 | 3/28 8 Lannan,J L 4 1 4.13 66000 0 32.2 33 15 15 0 4 14 1 17 1 0 .270 DeRosa Oblique-Left 15 4/29 | 4/28 50 Lidge,B R 0 1 9.64 11 0 0 4 0 2 9.1 12 10 10 1 0 11 5 10 0 0 .308 DeRosa Abdomen-Left 15 8/6 | 8/5 25 Mattheus,R R 5 3 2.85 66 0 0 11 0 0 66.1 57 22 21 8 3 19 5 41 3 0 .241 Desmond Oblique-Left 15 7/23 | 7/22 25 Perry,R R 1 0 10.13 70040 0 8.0129920 20 300.364 Leon Ankle-Right 15 5/15 42 Rodriguez,H R 1 3 5.83 35 0 0 20 0 9 29.1 19 20 19 4 1 22 0 31 10 1 .181 Lidge Abdominal 15 4/27 | 4/22 38 Stammen,C R 6 1 2.34 59 0 0 15 0 1 88.1 70 27 23 7 2 36 4 87 3 0 .215 Maldonado Back-Lower 15 6/7 | 5/30 22 Storen,D R 3 1 2.37 37 0 0 17 0 4 30.1 22 8 8 0 1 8 0 24 1 0 .210 Marrero Hamstring-Left 60 4/3 69 Strasburg,S R 15 6 3.16 28 28 0 0 0 0 159.1 136 62 56 15 4 48 1 197 5 0 .230 Mattheus Left foot 15 5/22 | 5/21 22 Wang,C R 2 3 6.68 10 5 0 0 0 0 32.1 50 24 24 5 3 15 0 15 5 0 .376 Morse Lat-Left 15 4/3 | 3/26 50 Zimmermann,J R 12 8 2.94 32 32 0 0 0 0 195.2 186 69 64 18 8 43 2 153 3 0 .251 Nady Wrist-Right 15 6/25 | 6/24 23 WASHINGTON 98 64 3.33 162 162 3 159 9 51 1468.1 1296 594 543 129 47 497 32 1325 62 4 .237 Rodriguez Index finger-Right 15 6/7 | 6/6 24 OPPONENTS 64 98 4.09 162 162 3 159 8 41 1454.1 1468 731 661 194 41 479 43 1325 51 7 .261 Solano Oblique-Left 15 7/19 | 7/18 43 Storen Elbow-Right 60 4/3 | 3/26 89 W L ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR SH SF HBP BB IBB SO WP BK BAA SLG OBP Tracy Adductor-Right 15 5/28 | 5/27 55 ‘12 TOTALS: 98 64 3.34 162 162 3 1 159 51 1468.1 1296 594 545 129 69 46 47 497 32 1325 62 4 .237 .373 .303 Wang Hamstring-Left 15 4/3 | 3/26 42 Starters 72 45 3.40 162 162 3 1 0 0 953.0 857 394 360 82 46 27 30 301 12 855 26 2 .240 .375 .302 Wang Hip-Right 15 7/3 | 7/1 58 26 19 3.20 159 0 0 0 159 51 515.1 439 200 183 47 23 19 17 196 20 470 36 2 .231 .368 .306 Werth Wrist-Left 60 5/8 | 5/7 75 vs LHB 529 56 19 20 20 207 13 539 20 4 .238 .380 .306 Zimmerman Shoulder-Right 15 4/28 | 4/21 13 vs RHB 767 73 50 26 27 290 19 786 42 4 .236 .368 .301 TOTALS (22 moves, 19 players) 1124 Home 50 31 3.29 81 81 2 1 79 25 758.0 681 303 277 64 33 19 18 232 20 674 26 2 .240 .378 .300 Road 48 33 3.40 81 81 1 0 80 26 710.1 615 291 268 65 36 27 29 265 12 651 36 2 .233 .367 .307 Day 30 23 3.46 53 53 1 0 52 15 481.1 428 210 185 44 24 16 14 176 13 442 23 1 .236 .378 .306 Night 68 41 3.28 109 109 2 1 107 36 987.0 868 384 360 85 45 30 33 321 19 883 39 3 .237 .370 .302 Grass 95 64 3.36 159 159 3 1 156 50 1441.1 1279 587 538 125 69 46 46 487 32 1299 60 4 .238 .373 .304 Turf 3 0 2.33 3 3 0 0 3 1 27.0 17 7 7 4 0 0 1 10 0 26 2 0 .177 .354 .262 vs AL 10 8 2.86 18 18 0 0 18 7 167.0 130 57 53 17 9 1 3 63 5 154 6 0 .213 .355 .290 vs NL 88 56 3.40 144 144 3 1 141 44 1301.1 1166 537 492 112 60 45 44 434 27 1171 56 4 .240 .375 .305 ATL 10 8 3.34 18 18 0 0 18 6 164.1 144 69 61 10 9 7 9 68 3 153 7 2 .237 .359 .320 BAL 2 4 2.33 6 6 0 0 6 1 54.0 43 16 14 6 3 0 1 13 1 45 1 0 .222 .356 .274 CIN 5 2 2.58 7 7 1 0 6 1 69.2 48 25 20 4 3 3 1 23 3 75 0 0 .190 .292 .257 DET 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 NYY 0 3 3.94 3 3 0 0 3 0 32.0 28 16 14 3 5 1 0 18 4 27 1 0 .237 .390 .336 OAK 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 TEX 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 SFG 5 1 3.74 6 6 0 0 6 1 53.0 61 24 22 2 2 3 0 17 0 47 2 2 .290 .381 .339 STL 4 3 4.94 7 7 1 1 6 2 62.0 64 40 34 7 2 3 4 23 0 53 6 0 .268 .410 .338 Page 5 * TEAM STATISTICS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 WASHINGTON NATIONALS HIGHS AND LOWS 2012 RECORD WHEN ... TEAM BATTING LEADING AFTER 6 INNINGS: ...... 82-6 Most runs, game ...... 14, 8/13 at SFG TIED AFTER 6 INNINGS: ...... 4-10 Most runs, inning ...... 7, 8/13 at SFG [3 inn.] TRAILING AFTER 6 INNINGS: ...... 12-48 Most hits (9-inning game) ...... 21, 6/26 at COL Most hits (extra-inning game) ...... 15, 7/29 at MIL [11 inn.] and 7/20 vs. ATL [11 inn.] LEADING AFTER 7 INNINGS: ...... 83-7 Most doubles, game ...... 7, 6/26 at COL TIED AFTER 7 INNINGS: ...... 6-7 Most home runs, game ...... 6, 9/5 vs. CHI and 9/4 vs. CHI TRAILING AFTER 7 INNINGS: ...... 9-50 Most extra-base hits, game ...... 11, 9/4 vs. CHI and 6/26 at COL Most , game ...... 42, 9/4 vs. CHI LEADING AFTER 8 INNINGS: ...... 86-3 Most walks (9-inning game) ...... 10, 4/11 at NYM TIED AFTER 8 INNINGS: ...... 8-10 Most walks (extra-inning game) ...... 7, 5/4 vs. PHI [11 inn.] TRAILING AFTER 8 INNINGS: ...... 4-51 Most (9-inning game) ...... 17, 9/14 at ATL Most strikeouts (extra-inning game) ...... 13, Many Times SCORES FIRST: ...... 71-21 Most runners left on base (9-inning game) ...... 14, 5/13 at CIN and 4/11 at NYM OPPONENT SCORES FIRST: ...... 27-43 Most runners left on base (extra-innings) ...... 14, 6/5 vs. NYM [12 inn.] and 5/4 vs. PHI [11 inn.] SHUTOUTS: ...... 9-8 Fewest hits, game ...... 3, 6/20 vs. TBR and 4/27 at LAD SCORING LESS THAN 3: ...... 10-37 SCORING 3 OR 4: ...... 26-17 INDIVIDUAL BATTING SCORING 5 OR MORE: ...... 62-10 Most hits, game ...... 4, Many Players Most runs, game ...... 4, Lombardozzi [8/10 at ARI] SERIES OPENER: ...... 31-21 Most doubles, game ...... 3, Desmond [6/26 at COL] SERIES FINALE: ...... 27-25 Most home runs, game ...... 2, Many Players Most extra-base hits, game ...... 3, Many Players HOME SERIES W-L-T: ...... 16-5-5 Most RBI, game ...... 5, Moore [6/13 at TOR] ROAD SERIES W-L-T: ...... 16-7-3 Most stolen bases, game ...... 2, Many Players OVERALL SERIES W-L-T: ...... 32-12-8 Most strikeouts, game ...... 5, Harper [6/16 vs. NYY] Most walks, game ...... 3, Many Players HOME SERIES SWEEPS: ...... 3-1 Most total bases, game ...... 10, LaRoche [9/4 vs. CHI] and Moore [6/13 at TOR] ROAD SERIES SWEEPS: ...... 6-4 Longest ...... 16 games, Zimmerman [8/26-9/12] TOTAL SERIES SWEEPS: ...... 9-5

TEAM PITCHING IN WASHINGTON: ...... 50-31 Most strikeouts (9-inning game) ...... 15, Many Times ON ROAD: ...... 48-33 Most strikeouts (extra-inning game) ...... 13, Many Times Most walks (9-inning game) ...... 6, Many Times ONE-RUN GAMES: ...... 27-21 Most walks (extra-inning game) ...... 9, 6/16 vs. NYY 2-RUN GAMES: ...... 15-17 Most runs allowed, game ...... 12, 9/28 at STL Most runs allowed, inning ...... 6, 5/6 vs. PHI [9th inn.] COME-FROM-BEHIND WINS: ...... 37 Most hits allowed, game ...... 20, 6/28 at COL LAST AT-BAT WINS: ...... 19-18 Fewest hits allowed, game ...... 2, 4/14 vs. CIN SUDDEN DEATH WINS: ...... 9-5 Most home runs allowed, game ...... 4, 7/29 at MIL [11th inn.] FACING LEFT-HANDED STARTERS: ...... 29-19 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING FACING RIGHT-HANDED STARTERS: ...... 69-45 Most innings pitched, starter ...... 9.0, GGonzalez [8/31 vs. STL & 8/8 at HOU] and Jackson [4/14 vs. CIN] PLAYING ON GRASS: ...... 95-64 Most innings pitched, reliever ...... 4.0, Duke [9/7 vs. MIA] PLAYING ON ARTIFICIAL SURFACE: ...... 3-0 Most strikeouts, starter ...... 13, Strasburg [6/8 at BOS and 5/10 at PIT] Most strikeouts, reliever ...... 6, Stammen [10/1 vs. PHI] PLAYING IN DAY: ...... 30-23 Longest winning streak ...... 6, Zimmermann [6/27-8/9] and Strasburg [5/20-6/20] PLAYING AT NIGHT: ...... 68-41 Longest losing streak ...... 4, Clippard [7/8-Present] Most consecutive scoreless innings, starter ...... 25.0, GGonzalez [4/12-4/29] PLAYING MONDAY: ...... 11-5 Most consecutive scoreless innings, reliever ...... 19.1, Clippard [5/18-7/7] PLAYING TUESDAY: ...... 15-9 Most runs allowed ...... 9, Jackson [9/28 at STL] PLAYING WEDNESDAY: ...... 20-6 Most hits allowed ...... 11, Detwiler [7/5 vs. SFG] PLAYING THURSDAY: ...... 13-6 Most walks allowed ...... 5, Many Pitchers PLAYING FRIDAY: ...... 12-13 Most home runs allowed ...... 3, Many Pitchers PLAYING SATURDAY: ...... 17-10 PLAYING SUNDAY: ...... 10-15 MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Longest winning streak ...... 8, 8/4-8/11 PLAYING IN MARCH/APRIL: ...... 14-8 Longest losing streak ...... 5, 8/22-8/28 and 4/26-5/1 PLAYING IN MAY: ...... 15-13 Longest game, innings ...... 14, 6/16 vs. NYY PLAYING IN JUNE: ...... 15-11 Longest game, time (9-inning game) ...... 3:45, 5/13 at CIN PLAYING IN JULY: ...... 17-9 Longest game, time (extra-inning game) ...... 4:49, 6/16 vs. NYY PLAYING IN AUGUST: ...... 19-10 Shortest game, time ...... 2:12, 4/17 vs. HOU PLAYING IN SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER: ...... 18-13 Largest crowd, Nationals Park ...... 42,662, 8/18 vs. NYM Smallest crowd, Nationals Park ...... 14,520, 4/18 vs. HOU PLAYING NL EAST: ...... 42-30 Largest winning margin ...... 12, 8/13 at SFG [W14-2] PLAYING NL CENTRAL: ...... 29-13 Largest losing margin ...... 10, 9/28 at STL [L2-12] PLAYING NL WEST: ...... 17-13 Largest deficit overcome to win ...... 4, 7/29 at MIL [down 7-3, W11-10] and 7/5 vs. SFG [down 5-1, W6-5] PLAYING AL EAST: ...... 10-8 Largest lead relinquished to lose ...... 9, 7/21 vs. ATL [up 9-0, L11-10 in 11 inn.] PLAYING AL CENTRAL: ...... 0-0 Most double plays turned ...... 4, 6/27 at COL PLAYING AL WEST: ...... 0-0 Most double plays hit into ...... 4, 7/16 at MIA PLAYING INTERLEAGUE: ...... 10-8 Most errors ...... 3, 8/4 vs. MIA and 6/9 at BOS PLAYING ATL: ...... 10-8 PLAYING MIA: ...... 9-9 2012 WASHINGTON NATIONALS FIELDING STATISTICS PLAYING NYM: ...... 14-4 PLAYING PHI: ...... 9-9 FIRST BASE PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP PITCHER PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP PLAYING CHI: ...... 6-1 DeRosa,M 1.000 3040041 Burnett,S 1.000 70 0 7 10 0 17 2 LaRoche,A .995 153 149 1260 100 7 1367 113 Clippard,T .846 74 0 3 8 2 13 0 PLAYING CIN: ...... 5-2 Moore,T 1.000 14 7 70 6 0 76 7 Detwiler,R .968 33 27 12 18 1 31 2 PLAYING HOU: ...... 7-1 Morse,M 1.000 1081090 Duke,Z 1.000 8004040PLAYING MIL: ...... 5-3 Tracy,C .986 14 6 64 4 1 69 6 Garcia,C 1.000 13 0 0 1 0 1 0 PLAYING PIT: ...... 2-3 Gonzalez,G .941 32 32 10 22 2 34 1 PLAYING STL: ...... 4-3 SECOND BASE PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP Gonzalez,M 1.000 47 0 1 2 0 3 1 DeRosa,M .000 1000000 Gorzelanny,T .952 45 1 8 12 1 21 2 PLAYING ARI: ...... 4-2 Espinosa,D .989 126 119 192 329 6 527 67 Jackson J,E .925 31 31 17 20 3 40 1 PLAYING COL: ...... 3-4 Izturis,C .000 1000000 Lannan,J 1.000 6609091PLAYING LAD: ...... 2-4 Lombardozzi,S .992 51 43 95 141 2 238 27 Lidge,B 1.000 11 0 0 1 0 1 0 PLAYING SDP: ...... 3-2 Mattheus,R 1.000 66 0 7 7 0 14 0 PLAYING SFG: ...... 5-1 THIRD BASE PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP Perry,R 1.000 7001010 Rodriguez,H .750 35 0 0 3 1 4 0 DeRosa,M 1.000 11 2 5 5 0 10 0 Stammen,C .929 59 0 5 8 1 14 0 PLAYING BAL: ...... 2-4 Izturis,C 1.000 1010010 Storen,D 1.000 37 0 1 2 0 3 0 PLAYING BOS: ...... 3-0 Lombardozz,S .917 13 10 3 19 2 24 2 Strasburg,S 1.000 28 28 15 13 0 28 0 PLAYING NYY: ...... 0-3 Tracy,C 1.000 10 6 3 13 0 16 0 Wang,C 1.000 10 5 2 8 0 10 2 PLAYING TBR: ...... 2-1 Zimmerman,R .950 145 144 76 284 19 379 28 Zimmermann,J .952 32 32 12 28 2 42 2 PLAYING TOR: ...... 3-0

SHORTSTOP PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP DeRosa,M .889 1135191 2012 ’ DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 2012 SCORE BY INNINGS Desmond,I .970 128 126 171 306 15 492 65 Espinosa,D .956 36 34 43 110 7 160 23 CS OPPONENT INNING NATIONALS CATCHER YR STARTS (W-L) CS SBA PCT PB CATCHERS ERA Izturis,C .000 1000000 66 1 85 Lombardozz,S 1.000 1102020 FLORES: 2012 75 (45-30) 7 58 1 2 % 6 3.38 (258 ER/687.2 IP) 56 2 70 CAREER 239 (112 -127) 37 189 2 0 % 21 4.01 (960 ER/2154.2 IP) 66 3 97 CATCHER PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP LEON: 2012 9 (7-2) 1 7 14% 3 2.81 (26 ER/83.1 IP) 84 4 99 Flores,J .994 80 75 648 52 4 704 5 CAREER 9 (7-2) 1 7 14% 3 2.81 (26 ER/83.1 IP) 56 5 84 Leon,S .987 12 9 73 5 1 79 1 64 6 87 Maldonado,C 1.000 4 3 24 0 0 24 0 MALDONADO: 2012 3 (0-3) 0 2 0 % 0 4.18 (13 ER/28.0 IP) 62 7 71 Ramos,W .995 24 24 189 14 1 204 1 CAREER 20 (6-14) 4 16 2 5 % 1 4.58 (95 ER/186.2 IP) Solano,J 1.000 11 10 55 10 0 65 2 63 8 68 Suzuki,K .991 42 41 324 24 3 351 3 RAMOS: 2012 24 (15-9) 3 22 1 4 % 2 3.07 (74 ER/216.2 IP) 61 9 46 PASSED BALLS: Flores (6), Leon (3), Ramos (2), Solano (2), Suzuki (2) CAREER 151 (78-73) 23 100 2 3 % 6 3.62 (547 ER/1360.2 IP) 16 Extra Innings 24 SOLANO: 2012 10 (5-5) 3 8 38% 2 3.26 (32 ER/88.1 IP) 594 Total Runs 731 OUTFIELD PCT. G GS PO A E TC DP CAREER 10 (5-5) 3 8 38% 2 3.26 (32 ER/88.1 IP) AAnkiel,R .983 62 37 115 2 2 119 0 Bernadina,R 1.000 94 49 117 3 0 120 1 SUZUKI: 2012 113 (64-49) 20 85 2 4 % 6 3.50 (394 ER/1014.0 IP) Brown,C 1.000 11 2 14 0 0 14 0 CAREER 690 (336-354) 93 487 1 9 % 33 3.88 (2642 ER/6132.0 IP) 2012 QUALITY STARTS Carroll,B .000 3000000 De Rosa,M 1.000 16 13 15 1 0 16 0 STARTER QS GS QS% TEAM REC Harper,B .979 138 133 311 8 7 326 3 Detwiler 12 27 4 4 % 16-11 Lombardozz,S 1.000 41 29 48 2 0 50 0 GGonzalez 22 32 6 9 % 24-8 Moore,T 1.000 41 28 29 1 0 30 0 Gorzelanny 0 1 0 % 1-0 Morse,M .993 92 92 146 3 1 150 0 Jackson 17 31 5 5 % 12-19 Nady,X .971 35 24 32 1 1 34 0 Lannan 2 6 33% 4-2 Perez,E 1.000 7010010 Strasburg 20 28 7 1 % 19-9 Werth,J .994 79 79 166 4 1 171 1 Wang 0 5 0 % 1-4 Zimmermann 24 32 7 5 % 21-11 Page 6 * TEAM STATISTICS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

2012 NATIONALS DAY-BY-DAY 2012 NATIONALS HOME RUNS HIT

NATIONALS OPPONENTS NATIONALS OPPOSING MEN DATE D/N OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GA/GB WINNING PITCHER LOSING PITCHER SAVE R-H-E, LOB R-H-E, LOB ATT HOME NO. TOTAL # DATE BATTER PITCHER OPP SITE INN. ON 4/5 D at CHI W2-1 1-0 T-1st - Clippard (1-0) Marmol (0-1) Lidge (1) 2-4-1-9 1-6-1-6 41,176 1 4/7/12 Adam LaRoche CHI CHN 4 1 4/6 (off day) T-1st - 2 4/7/12 Danny Espinosa Kerry Wood CHI CHN 8 0 4/7 D at CHI W7-4 2-0 T-1st - Mattheus (1-0) Wood (0-1) Rodriguez (1) 7-12-0-7 4-8-0-10 40,102 3 4/8/12 Adam LaRoche CHI CHN 9 1 4/8 D at CHI L3-4 2-1 2nd -1.0 Samardzija (1-0) Zimmermann (0-1) Marmol (1) 3-4-0-3 4-8-1-6 31,973 4 4/10/12 Ian Desmond NYM NYM 1 0 4/9 N at NYM L3-4 2-2 2nd -2.0 Rauch (1-0) Rodriguez (0-1) — 3-10-2-9 4-7-1-10 23,790 *** First-Inning Leadoff HR 4/10 N at NYM W6-2 3-2 2nd -1.0 Detwiler (1-0) Gee (0-1) — 6-13-0-11 2-7-1-7 26,927 5 4/13/12 CIN WSH 8 0 4/11 D at NYM W4-0 4-2 T-1st - Strasburg (1-0) Santana (0-1) — 4-9-1-14 0-3-0-8 34,614 6 4/16/12 Wilson Ramos HOU WSH 4 0 7 4/19/12 Ryan Zimmerman Bud Norris HOU WSH 3 2 4/12 D CIN W3-2 (10) 5-2 1st +0.5 Stammen (1-0) Simon (0-1) — 3-9-1-10 2-5-0-6 40,907 1 40,907 8 4/20/12 MIA WSH 3 0 4/13 N CIN W-2-1 (13) 6-2 1st +0.5 Stammen (2-0) Marshall (0-1) — 2-9-2-11 1-5-0-10 26,959 2 67,866 9 4/21/12 Ian Desmond Anibal Sanchez MIA WSH 6 0 4/14 D CIN W4-1 7-2 1st +0.5 Jackson (1-0) Bailey (0-2) — 4-10-0-10 1-2-0-2 35,489 3 103,355 10 4/21/12 Jayson Werth Anibal Sanchez MIA WSH 7 0 4/15 D CIN L5-8 (11) 7-3 1st +0.5 Arredondo (1-0) Clippard (1-1) Marshall (1) 5-9-2-6 8-13-1-10 25,679 4 129,034 11 4/26/12 Jayson Werth Edinson Volquez SDP SDN 7 0 4/16 N HOU W6-3 8-3 1st +0.5 Strasburg (2-0) Weiland (0-2) Rodriguez (2) 6-13-0-10 3-10-1-9 16,245 5 145,279 12 4/27/12 Adam LaRoche LAD LAN 6 1 4/17 N HOU W1-0 9-3 1st +1.5 G. Gonzalez (1-0) Rodriguez (0-2) Lidge (2) 1-5-0-3 0-4-0-6 17,886 6 163,165 13 4/28/12 Adam LaRoche Chad Billingsley LAD LAN 7 0 4/18 N HOU W3-2 10-3 1st +2.5 Mattheus (1-0) F. Rodriguez (0-2) Rodrigez (3) 3-5-0-8 2-6-0-3 14,520 7 177,685 14 5/2/12 Ian Desmond J.J. Putz ARI WSH 9 1 4/19 N HOU L4-11 10-4 1st +1.5 Norris (1-0) Jackson (1-1) — 4-11-0-9 11-17-0-6 18,045 8 195,730 15 5/4/12 Chad Tracy PHI WSH 4 0 4/20 N MIA W2-0 11-4 1st +1.5 Detwiler (2-0) Zambrano (0-1) Rodriguez (4) 2-4-0-3 0-4-0-8 24,640 9 220,370 16 5/5/12 Jayson Werth PHI WSH 5 2 4/21 D MIA W3-2 (10) 12-4 1st +1.5 Gorzelanny (1-0) Mujica (0-1) — 26,745 10 247,115 17 5/5/12 Ian Desmond Vance Worley PHI WSH 6 0 4/22 D MIA 1st +2.0 ***GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN (MADE UP AUG. 3 AS A PART OF A TRADITIONAL DOUBLEHEADER)*** 18 5/5/12 Chad Tracy PHI WSH 7 1 4/23 (off day) 1st +2.5 19 5/8/12 Wilson Ramos A.J. Burnett PIT PIT 3 0 4/24 N at SDP W3-1 13-4 1st +2.5 G. Gonzalez (2-0) Richard (1-2) Rodriguez (5) 3-5-1-6 1-5-1-7 16,599 20 5/8/12 Adam LaRoche PIT PIT 9 1 4/25 N at SDP W7-2 14-4 1st +2.5 Zimmermann (1-1) Wieland (0-3) Gorzelanny (1) 7-11-0-10 2-7-1-5 15,154 21 5/10/12 Roger Bernadina Kevin Correia PIT PIT 6 0 4/26 N at SDP L1-2 14-5 1st +2.0 Cashner (1-1) Clippard (1-2) Street (2) 1-4-0-4 2-8-0-11 16,356 22 5/10/12 Adam LaRoche Kevin Correia PIT PIT 6 1 4/27 N at LAD L2-3 14-6 1st +1.0 Kershaw (2-0) Detwiler (2-1) Jansen (1) 2-3-0-6 3-7-3-7 44,087 23 5/10/12 Rick Ankiel PIT PIT 9 0 4/28 N at LAD L3-4 (10) 14-7 1st +1.0 Wright (1-0) Gorzelanny (1-1) — 3-8-1-7 4-9-0-8 54,242 24 5/11/12 Roger Bernadina CIN CIN 1 1 4/29 D at LAD L0-2 14-8 T-1st – Capuano (3-0) Gonzalez (2-1) Jansen (2) 0-4-0-8 2-3-0-7 48,753 25 5/11/12 Danny Espinosa Mike Leake CIN CIN 3 1 26 5/12/12 Wilson Ramos Mat Latos CIN CIN 5 0 4/30 (off day) 1st +0.5 27 5/12/12 Danny Espinosa Jose Arredondo CIN CIN 6 0 5/1 N ARI L1-5 14-9 1st +0.5 Cahill (2-2) Zimmermann (1-2) — 1-6-1-5 5-13-0-9 22,675 11 269,790 28 5/14/12 Bryce Harper Tim Stauffer SDP WSH 3 0 5/2 N ARI W5-4 15-9 1st +0.5 Rodriguez (1-1) Putz (0-2) — 5-10-1-6 4-11-2-6 16,274 12 286,064 29 5/14/12 Xavier Nady SDP WSH 8 0 5/3 N ARI W2-1 16-9 1st +1.5 Detwiler (3-1) Kennedy (3-1) Rodriguez (6) 2-4-0-3 1-3-0-4 19,656 13 305,720 30 5/14/12 Chad Tracy Luke Gregerson SDP WSH 8 0 5/4 N PHI W4-3 (11) 17-9 1st +1.5 Perry (1-0) Schwimer (0-1) — 4-14-3-14 3-6-1-5 34,377 14 340,097 31 5/15/12 Bryce Harper Anthony Bass SDP WSH 5 0 5/5 D PHI W7-1 18-9 1st +1.5 G. Gonzalez (3-1) Worley (2-2) — 7-5-1-8 1-5-0-5 39,496 15 379,593 32 5/16/12 Ian Desmond Erik Bedard PIT WSH 3 0 5/6 N PHI L3-9 18-10 1st +0.5 Hamels (4-1) Zimmermann (1-3) — 3-8-0-8 9-13-0-9 33,058 16 412,651 33 5/16/12 Adam LaRoche Erik Bedard PIT WSH 6 0 5/7 (off day) 1st +1.0 34 5/16/12 Xavier Nady Erik Bedard PIT WSH 6 0 5/8 N at PIT L4-5 18-11 T-1st – Watson (2-0) Rodriguez (1-2) — 4-9-1-9 5-5-0-8 10,323 35 5/18/12 Ian Desmond BAL WSH 6 0 5/9 N at PIT L2-4 18-12 T-1st – Lincoln (2-0) Detwiler (3-2) Hanrahan (6) 2-5-0-20 4-8-2-7 11,478 36 5/19/12 Ryan Zimmerman Jim Johnson BAL WSH 9 0 5/10 N at PIT W4-2 19-12 1st +0.5 Strasburg (3-0) Correia (1-3) Rodriguez (7) 4-9-2-8 2-5-0-8 15,381 37 5/20/12 Jesus Flores Wei-Yin Chen BAL WSH 4 0 5/11 N at CIN W7-3 20-12 1st +0.5 G. Gonzalez (4-1) Leake (0-5) — 7-12-0-16 3-9-0-25 37,255 38 5/20/12 Stephen Strasburg Wei-Yin Chen BAL WSH 4 0 39 5/20/12 Danny Espinosa BAL WSH 8 1 5/12 N at CIN W2-1 21-12 1st +0.5 Zimmermann (2-3) Arredondo (2-1) Rodriguez (8) 2-6-0-15 1-5-0-16 42,294 40 5/21/12 Ian Desmond Kyle Kendrick PHI PHI 2 0 5/13 D at CIN L6-9 21-13 2nd -0.5 Marshall (1-2) Rodriguez (1-3) — 6-16-1-27 9-9-1-10 28,361 41 5/22/12 Ian Desmond PHI PHI 3 0 5/14 N SD W8-5 22-13 1st +0.5 Stammen (3-0) Mikolas (0-1) Burnett (1) 8-11-2-17 5-7-2-14 19,434 17 432,085 42 5/22/12 Rick Ankiel Roy Halladay PHI PHI 4 0 5/15 D SD L1-6 22-14 2nd -0.5 Bass(2-4) Strasburg (3-1) — 1-6-0-11 6-11-0-16 23,902 18 455,987 43 5/23/12 Adam LaRoche PHI PHI 9 0 5/16 N PIT W7-4 23-14 1st +0.5 G. Gonzalez (5-1) Bedard (2-5) Rodriguez (9) 7-7-1-5 4-6-0-12 25,942 19 481,929 44 5/26/12 Danny Espinosa ATL ATL 2 2 5/17 N PIT L3-5 23-15 2nd -0.5 McDonald (3-2) Zimmermann (2-4) Hanrahan (8) 3-6-0-18 5-10-0-11 25,757 20 507,686 45 5/26/12 Bryce Harper Jonny Venters ATL ATL 7 0 5/18 N BAL L1-2 (11) 23-16 2nd -1.5 Gregg (2-1) Mattheus (2-1) Strop (3) 1-7-1-14 2-7-1-14 36,680 21 544,366 46 5/27/12 Bryce Harper Livan Hernandez ATL ATL 8 0 5/19 N BAL L5-6 23-17 2nd -1.5 Hammel (5-1) Detwiler (3-3) Johnson (15) 5-10-0-17 6-10-0-9 42,331 22 586,697 47 5/28/12 Jordan Zimmermann Carlos Zambrano MIA MIA 3 0 5/20 D BAL W9-3 24-17 2nd -1.5 Strasburg (4-1) Chen (4-1) — 9-12-1-15 3-6-1-12 41,918 23 628,615 48 6/2/12 Jesus Flores Brandon Beachy ATL WSH 5 0 5/21 N at PHI W2-1 25-17 2nd -0.5 G. Gonzalez (6-1) Kendrick (0-4) Burnett (2) 2-5-0-9 1-6-0-21 43,787 49 6/3/12 Steve Lombardozzi Tommy Hanson ATL WSH 1 0 5/22 N at PHI W5-2 26-17 1st +0.5 Zimmermann (3-4) Halladay (4-4) Clippard (1) 5-10-0-10 2-9-1-13 45,569 *** First-Inning Leadoff HR 5/23 N at PHI L1-4 26-18 1st +0.5 Hamels (7-1) Jackson (1-2) — 1-6-0-14 4-8-0-9 43,926 50 6/3/12 Bryce Harper Tommy Hanson ATL WSH 1 0 5/24 (off day) 1st +1.0 51 6/6/12 Adam LaRoche NYM WSH 1 2 5/25 N at ATL W7-4 27-18 1st +2.0 Wang (1-0) Hudson (3-2) Clippard (2) 7-8-0-6 4-9-0-13 37,663 52 6/7/12 Ryan Zimmerman Frank Francisco NYM WSH 9 0 5/26 D at ATL W-8-4 28-18 1st +2.5 Strasburg (5-1) Medlen (1-1) Clippard (3) 8-12-0-13 4-8-2-15 42,698 53 6/8/12 Bryce Harper Felix Doubront BOS BOS 4 1 5/27 N at ATL W7-2 29-18 1st +2.5 G. Gonzalez (7-1) Beachy (5-3) — 7-9-0-16 2-3-2-8 38,543 54 6/9/12 Adam LaRoche BOS BOS 2 0 5/28 D at MIA L5-3 29-19 1st +2.5 Zambrano (3-3) Zimmermann (3-5) Bell (8) 3-7-1-13 5-9-1-9 31,528 55 6/11/12 Adam LaRoche TOR TOR 3 1 5/29 N at MIA L1-3 29-20 1st +1.5 Sanchez (3-3) Jackson (1-3) Bell (9) 1-5-2-12 3-7-1-13 25,969 56 6/11/12 Rick Ankiel TOR TOR 8 0 5/30 N at MIA L3-5 29-21 1st +0.5 Johnson (3-3) Wang (1-1) Bell (10) 3-8-0-13 5-11-0-17 24,224 57 6/12/12 Bryce Harper Henderson Alvarez TOR TOR 3 0 58 6/12/12 Danny Espinosa Henderson Alvarez TOR TOR 4 1 5/31 (off day) 1st +0.5 59 6/12/12 Jhonatan Solano Henderson Alvarez TOR TOR 7 0 6/1 N ATL 1st +1.0 ***GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN (MADE UP ON JULY 21 AS A PART OF A DAY-NIGHT DOUBLEHEADER)*** 60 6/13/12 Tyler Moore TOR TOR 4 1 6/2 D ATL W2-0 30-21 1st +1.0 Strasburg (6-1) Beachy 5-4 Clippard (4) 2-4-0-9 0-6-0-6 41,042 24 669,657 61 6/13/12 Tyler Moore TOR TOR 6 0 6/3 D ATL L2-3 30-22 T-1st – Hanson (6-4) G. Gonzalez (7-2) Kimbrel (16) 2-6-0-8 3-9-1-16 38,046 25 707,703 62 6/13/12 Ian Desmond Aaron Laffey TOR TOR 8 0 6/4 (off day) T-1st – 63 6/16/12 Ian Desmond Cory Wade NYY WSH 8 0 6/5 N NYM W7-6 (12) 31-22 1st +1.0 Detwiler (4-3) Ramirez (0-1) — 7-13-0-31 6-10-3-15 26,256 26 733,959 64 6/17/12 Adam LaRoche Ivan Nova NYY WSH 2 0 6/6 N NYM W5-3 32-22 1st +2.0 Jackson (2-3) Hefner (1-3) Clippard (5) 5-9-2-16 3-3-2-8 27,335 27 761,294 65 6/19/12 Ian Desmond TBR WSH 2 0 6/7 D NYM L1-3 32-23 1st +1.0 Dickey (9-1) Wang (1-2) Francisco (15) 1-5-0-13 3-10-0-20 32,096 28 793,390 66 6/19/12 Mike Morse David Price TBR WSH 6 1 6/8 N at BOS W7-4 33-23 1st +1.0 Strasburg (7-1) Doubront (6-3) Clippard (6) 7-12-0-19 4-8-0-15 37,309 67 6/23/12 Adam LaRoche Wei-Yin Chen BAL BAL 4 0 6/9 D at BOS W4-2 34-23 1st +1.0 G. Gonzalez (8-2) Matsuzaka (0-1) Clippard (7) 4-5-3-6 2-5-0-14 37,534 68 6/26/12 Adam LaRoche Christian Friedrich COL COL 2 0 6/10 D at BOS W4-3 35-23 1st +2.0 Gorzelanny (2-1) Aceves (0-4) Clippard (8) 4-7-0-15 3-8-0-16 37,467 69 6/26/12 Tyler Moore COL COL 5 2 6/11 N at TOR W6-3 36-23 1st +3.0 Jackson (3-3) Morrow (7-4) — 6-14-0-24 3-5-1-11 18,513 70 6/26/12 Ryan Zimmerman Guillermo Moscoso COL COL 6 0 6/12 N at TOR W4-2 37-23 1st +4.0 Wang (2-2) Alvarez (3-6) Clippard (9) 4-10-0-12 2-5-0-9 22,538 71 6/26/12 Adam LaRoche Guillermo Moscoso COL COL 6 1 6/13 D at TOR W6-2 38-23 1st +5.0 Strasburg (8-1) Drabek (4-7) — 6-9-0-12 2-7-0-12 41,667 72 6/27/12 Tyler Moore Edwar Cabrera COL COL 2 1 73 6/27/12 Ryan Zimmerman Edwar Cabrera COL COL 3 0 6/14 (off day) 1st +4.5 74 6/27/12 Ian Desmond Edwar Cabrera COL COL 3 0 6/15 N NYY L2-7 38-24 1st +4.0 Hughes (7-5) G. Gonzalez (8-3) — 2-8-1-14 7-10-0-8 41,406 29 834,796 75 6/28/12 Mike Morse COL COL 3 2 6/16 D NYY L3-5 (14) 38-25 1st +4.0 Garcia (1-2) Lidge (0-1) Soriano (12) 3-9-2-18 5-8-1-28 41,287 30 876,083 76 6/28/12 Ian Desmond Josh Roenicke COL COL 5 1 6/17 D NYY L1-4 38-26 1st +4.0 Nova (9-2) Jackson (3-4) Soriano (13) 1-7-1-11 4-10-0-21 41,442 31 917,525 77 6/28/12 Bryce Harper COL COL 9 0 6/18 (off day) 1st +4.0 78 6/29/12 Jesus Flores Randall Delgado ATL ATL 4 0 6/19 N TBR L4-5 38-27 1st +3.0 Price (9-4) Wang (2-3) Rodney (20) 4-6-0-1 5-8-1-7 27,835 32 945,360 79 6/29/12 Mike Morse ATL ATL 8 0 6/20 N TBR W3-2 39-27 1st +3.0 Strasburg (9-1) Archer (0-1) Clippard (10) 3-3-0-1 2-6-1-5 27,485 33 972,845 80 7/1/12 Ryan Zimmerman ATL ATL 5 0 6/21 N TBR W5-2 40-27 1st +3.5 G. Gonzalez (9-3) Peralta (0-3) Clippard (11) 5-7-0-8 2-7-1-0 29,551 34 1,002,396 81 7/3/12 Ian Desmond SFG WSH 3 1 6/22 N at BAL L1-2 40-28 1st +2.5 Hammel (8-2) Zimmermann (3-6) Johnson (21) 1-5-0-6 2-8-2-6 45,891 82 7/4/12 Jhonatan Solano SFG WSH 4 0 6/23 N at BAL W3-1 41-28 1st +3.5 Jackson (4-4) Chen (7-3) Clippard (12) 3-8-1-7 1-5-1-4 46,298 83 7/4/12 Ryan Zimmerman Madison Bumgarner SFG WSH 5 1 6/24 D at BAL L1-2 41-29 1st +3.5 Strop (4-2) Burnett (0-1) Johnson (22) 1-6-0-6 2-7-0-8 41,794 84 7/4/12 Mike Morse Madison Bumgarner SFG WSH 5 0 6/25 N at COL L2-4 41-30 1st +3.5 Roenicke (3-0) Strasburg (9-2) Betancourt (12) 2-8-0-8 4-7-0-6 40,177 85 7/4/12 Rick Ankiel SFG WSH 8 1 6/26 N at COL W12-5 42-30 1st +3.5 G. Gonzalez (10-3) Friedrich (4-5) — 12-21-2-8 5-12-0-8 36,110 86 7/5/12 Ian Desmond SFG WSH 7 0 6/27 N at COL W11-5 43-30 1st +3.5 Zimmermann (4-6) Cabrera (0-1) — 11-14-7-2 5-14-3-10 36,045 87 7/5/12 Danny Espinosa Matt Cain SFG WSH 7 0 6/28 D at COL L10-11 (11) 43-31 1st +3.5 Ottavino (2-0) Stammen (3-1) — 10-14-1-5 11-20-1-3 33,957 88 7/6/12 Ryan Zimmerman COL WSH 9 0 6/29 N at ATL W5-4 44-31 1st +3.5 Burnett (1-1) Durbin (3-1) Clippard (13) 5-15-1-9 4-7-2-7 32,299 89 7/7/12 Ian Desmond COL WSH 2 0 6/30 D at ATL L5-7 44-32 1st +2.5 Minor (4-6) Strasburg (9-3) Kimbrel (23) 5-9-0-9 7-9-0-8 26,491 90 7/8/12 Ian Desmond COL WSH 4 1 7/1 D at ATL W8-4 45-32 1st +3.5 G. Gonzalez (11-3) Hudson (6-4) — 8-8-0-6 4-8-2-8 18,796 91 7/13/12 Ryan Zimmerman MIA MIA 3 1 92 7/16/12 Ryan Zimmerman Carlos Zambrano MIA MIA 3 0 7/2 (off day) 93 7/17/12 Tyler Moore Jonathon Niese NYM WSH 5 0 7/3 N SFG W9-3 46-32 1st +3.5 Zimmermann (5-6) Lincecum (3-9) — 9-13-1-7 3-10-2-8 36,985 35 1,039,381 94 7/18/12 Adam LaRoche NYM WSH 6 1 7/4 D SFG W9-4 47-32 1st +4.5 Jackson (5-4) Bumgarner (10-5) — 9-12-0-6 4-7-0-5 35,806 36 1,075,187 95 7/19/12 Ryan Zimmerman R.A. Dickey NYM WSH 1 0 7/5 N SFG W6-5 48-32 1st +4.5 Clippard (2-2) Casilla (2-4) — 6-12-0-9 5-15-1-11 29,819 37 1,105,006 96 7/20/12 Mike Morse Tommy Hanson ATL WSH 1 2 7/6 N COL L1-5 48-33 1st +4.5 Pomeranz (1-3) Strasburg (9-4) Betancourt (14) 1-5-1-7 5-10-1-4 28,951 38 1,133,957 97 7/20/12 Ryan Zimmerman Tommy Hanson ATL WSH 4 2 7/7 D COL W4-1 49-33 1st +4.5 G. Gonzalez (12-3) Francis (2-2) Clippard (14) 4-7-0-4 1-6-4-8 28,032 39 1,161,989 98 7/20/12 Danny Espinosa ATL WSH 9 0 7/8 D COL L3-4 49-34 1st +4.0 Brothers (4-2) Clippard (2-3) Betancourt (15) 3-10-2-7 4-7-0-5 25,125 40 1,187,114 99 7/22/12 Ryan Zimmerman ATL WSH 1 1 7/9-7/12***ALL-STAR BREAK (All-Star Game Played on July 10 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, MO; NL 8, AL 0) 100 7/22/12 Ryan Zimmerman Jair Jurrjens ATL WSH 3 0 101 7/23/12 Bryce Harper Chris Young NYM NYM 1 1 7/13 N at MIA W5-4 50-34 1st +4.0 Zimmermann (6-6) Johnson (5-6) None 5-9-0-7 4-11-0-5 30,911 102 7/23/12 Mike Morse NYM NYM 10 1 7/14 N at MIA L1-2 50-35 1st +3.0 Buehrle (9-8) G. Gonzalez (12-4) Cishek (2) 1-7-0-7 2-6-0-7 28,707 103 7/24/12 Adam LaRoche R.A. Dickey NYM NYM 6 1 7/15 D at MIA W4-0 51-35 1st +3.0 Strasburg (10-4) Nolasco (8-7) None 4-7-0-4 0-7-0-11 29,889 104 7/25/12 Mike Morse Jeremy Hefner NYM NYM 2 0 7/16 N at MIA L3-5 51-36 1st +2.5 Zambrano (5-7) Jackson (5-5) Dunn (1) 3-11-1-10 5-7-1-5 29,248 105 7/25/12 Danny Espinosa Jeremy Hefner NYM NYM 2 0 7/17 N NYM W5-4 (10) 52-36 1st +3.5 Mattheus (3-1) Byrdak (2-1) None 5-9-0-7 4-11-0-5 26,342 41 1,213,456 106 7/25/12 Adam LaRoche Tim Byrdak NYM NYM 7 1 7/18 N NYM W4-3 53-36 1st +4.5 Zimmermann (7-6) Young (2-4) Clippard (15) 4-9-0-5 3-9-0-4 31,660 42 1,245,116 107 7/26/12 Adam LaRoche MIL MIL 2 0 7/19 D NYM L5-9 53-37 1st +3.5 Dickey (13-1) G.Gonzalez (12-5) None 5-14-0-12 9-11-2-5 36,389 43 1,281,505 108 7/28/12 Randy Wolf MIL MIL 4 0 7/20 N ATL L10-11 (11) 53-38 1st +2.5 O’Flaherty (2-0) Gorzelanny (2-2) Durbin (1) 10-15-1-9 11-15-0-13 34,228 44 1,315,733 109 7/28/12 Tyler Moore Randy Wolf MIL MIL 4 1 7/21 D ATL L0-4 53-39 1st +2.5 Sheets (2-0) Jackson (5-6) None 0-6-0-6 4-9-1-8 28,745 45 1,344,478 110 7/28/12 Ryan Zimmerman Randy Wolf MIL MIL 5 0 7/21 N ATL W5-2 54-39 1st +2.5 Lannan (1-0) Martinez (4-2) Clippard (16) 5-10-0-8 2-5-1-7 40,047 46 1,384,525 111 7/29/12 Steve Lombardozzi MIL MIL 1 0 7/22 D ATL W9-2 55-39 1st +3.5 Detwiler (5-3) Jurrjens (3-4) None 9-18-0-10 2-8-1-6 34,917 47 1,419,442 *** First-Inning Leadoff HR 112 7/29/12 Roger Bernadina Francisco Rodriguez MIL MIL 8 1 7/23 N at NYM W8-2 (10) 56-39 1st +4.5 Gorzelanny (3-2) Byrdak (2-2) None 8-9-0-5 2-8-1-4 26,735 113 7/29/12 Mike Morse MIL MIL 9 1 7/24 N at NYM W5-2 57-39 1st +4.5 G. Gonzalez (13-5) Dickey (13-2) Clippard (17) 5-11-1-7 2-3-1-3 36,236 7/25 D at NYM W5-2 58-39 1st +4.5 Strasburg (11-4) Hefner (1-4) Clippard (18) 5-7-0-7 2-4-2-4 35,517 114 8/2/12 Adam LaRoche Cole Hamels PHI WSH 2 0 115 8/3/12 Adam LaRoche Brad Hand MIA WSH 3 0 7/26 N at MIL W8-2 59-39 1st +5.0 Jackson (6-6) Gallardo (8-8) None 8-9-1-4 2-9-0-10 33,176 116 8/4/12 Adam LaRoche MIA WSH 2 0 7/27 N at MIL L0-6 59-40 1st +4.0 Fiers (4-4) Detwiler (5-4) None 0-4-1-5 6-10-0-4 35,858 117 8/4/12 Adam LaRoche Mark Buehrle MIA WSH 6 0 7/28 N at MIL W4-1 60-40 1st +4.0 Zimmermann (8-6) Wolf (3-7) Clippard (19) 4-11-0-7 1-6-0-6 41,890 118 8/4/12 Danny Espinosa Michael Dunn MIA WSH 8 2 7/29 D at MIL W11-10 (11) 61-40 1st +4.0 Stammen (4-1) Veras (3-4) Clippard (20) 11-15-1-10 10-11-0-10 44,663 119 8/4/12 Bryce Harper Michael Dunn MIA WSH 8 0 7/30 (off day) 1st 120 8/7/12 Danny Espinosa Jordan Lyles HOU HOU 2 1 7/31 N PHI L0-8 61-41 1st +2.5 Lee (2-6) Strasburg (11-5) — 0-5-0-6 8-13-0-8 30,167 48 1,473,386 121 8/8/12 Gio Gonzalez Armando Galarraga HOU HOU 2 1 8/1 N PHI L2-3 61-42 1st +2.5 Worley (6-6) Jackson (6-7) Papelbon (23) 2-7-1-5 3-9-1-9 23,777 49 1,502,211 122 8/9/12 Mike Morse Mickey Storey HOU HOU 6 0 8/2 N PHI W3-0 62-42 1st +2.5 Detwiler (6-4) Hamels (11-6) Clippard (21) 3-8-1-7 0-3-0-7 28,825 50 1,470,686 123 8/9/12 Mike Morse Fernando Rodriguez HOU HOU 8 0 8/3 D MIA W7-4 63-42 1st +2.0 Lannan (2-0) Hand (0-1) Clippard (22) 7-10-0-11 4-8-0-8 N/A 51 124 8/10/12 Ryan Zimmerman Trevor Cahill ARI ARI 5 1 8/3 N MIA L2-5 63-43 1st +2.0 Johnson (7-7) G. Gonzalez (13-6) Cishek (6) 2-5-0-4 5-11-2-7 32,334 52 1,534,545 125 8/10/12 Mike Morse Trevor Cahill ARI ARI 6 0 8/4 N MIA W10-7 64-43 1st +3.0 Mattheus (4-1) Dunn (0-1) — 10-12-3-6 7-12-1-9 33,449 53 1,567,994 126 8/13/12 Danny Espinosa SFG SFG 5 1 8/5 D MIA W4-1 65-43 1st +3.0 Strasburg (12-5) Nolasco (8-11) Storen (1) 4-10-0-11 1-6-0-5 30,453 54 1,598,447 127 8/15/12 Danny Espinosa Tim Lincecum SFG SFG 3 1 128 8/17/12 Mike Morse NYM WSH 4 3 8/6 N at HOU W5-4 (11) 66-43 1st +3.0 Stammen (5-1) Lopez (3-1) — 5-14-0-8 4-6-3-7 13,843 129 8/17/12 Bryce Harper Johan Santana NYM WSH 5 1 8/7 N at HOU W3-2 (12) 67-43 1st +4.0 Storen (1-0) Storey (0-1) Clippard (23) 3-6-0-6 2-5-0-7 14,273 130 8/19/12 Danny Espinosa Jeremy Hefner NYM WSH 2 1 8/8 N at HOU W4-3 68-43 1st +4.0 G. Gonzalez (14-6) Galarraga (0-2) — 4-7-0-11 3-9-1-8 16,038 131 8/19/12 Bryce Harper Jeremy Hefner NYM WSH 5 0 8/9 N at HOU W5-0 69-43 1st +4.5 Zimmermann (9-6) Harrell (9-8) — 5-12-1-8 0-5-0-6 14,417 132 8/20/12 Ian Desmond Tim Hudson ATL WSH 1 1 8/10 N at ARI W9-1 70-43 1st +4.5 Strasburg (13-5) Cahill (9-10) — 9-11-0-7 1-3-1-6 29,632 133 8/21/12 Ian Desmond Paul Maholm ATL WSH 2 0 8/11 N at ARI W6-5 71-43 1st +4.5 Jackson (7-7) Miley (12-8) Clippard (24) 6-10-0-6 5-9-3-8 34,030 134 8/21/12 Jesus Flores Paul Maholm ATL WSH 5 2 8/12 D at ARI L4-7 71-44 1st +4.5 Corbin (4-4) Detwiler (6-5) Putz (22) 4-7-2-5 7-6-1-4 27,345 135 8/24/12 Tyler Moore Kyle Kendrick PHI PHI 7 1 8/13 N at SFG W14-2 72-44 1st +5.5 G. Gonzalez (15-6) Vogelsong (10-6) — 14-21-0-12 2-8-0-8 42,050 136 8/29/12 Bryce Harper MIA MIA 4 1 8/14 N at SFG L1-6 72-45 1st +4.5 Bumgarner (13-7) Zimmermann (9-7) — 1-5-1-5 6-13-1-8 42,081 137 8/29/12 Bryce Harper Jacob Turner MIA MIA 5 0 8/15 D at SFG W6-4 73-45 1st +4.5 Strasburg (14-5) Lincecum (6-13) Clippard (25) 6-12-1-11 4-8-0-9 42,133 138 8/29/12 MIA MIA 9 0 8/16 (off day) +4.0 139 8/30/12 Bryce Harper Jaime Garcia STL WSH 1 1 8/17 N NYM W6-4 74-45 1st +4.0 Detwiler (7-5) Santana (6-9) Clippard (26) 6-8-0-3 4-8-0-6 34,827 55 1,633,247 140 8/30/12 Jayson Werth Jaime Garcia STL WSH 5 0 8/18 N NYM L0-2 74-46 1st +4.0 Niese (10-6) Jackson (7-8) Francisco (20) 0-5-1-5 2-3-0-3 42,662 56 1,675,936 141 8/31/12 Ryan Zimmerman STL WSH 8 1 8/19 D NYM W5-2 75-46 1st +5.0 G. Gonzalez (16-6) Hefner (2-5) Clippard (27) 5-9-0-5 2-3-0-3 33,764 57 1,709,700 142 9/1/12 Adam LaRoche STL WSH 2 1 8/20 N ATL W5-4 (13) 76-46 1st +6.0 Stammen (6-1) Martinez (5-3) — 5-13-0-12 4-12-0-14 21,298 58 1,730,998 143 9/1/12 Danny Espinosa Kyle Lohse STL WSH 6 0 8/21 N ATL W4-1 77-46 1st +7.0 Strasburg (15-5) Maholm (11-8) Clippard (28) 4-7-1-3 1-6-0-6 33,888 59 1,764,886 144 9/2/12 Kurt Suzuki STL WSH 4 0 8/22 N ATL L1-5 77-47 1st +6.0 Medlen (5-1) Detwiler (7-6) — 1-9-3-8 5-9-2-4 29,111 60 1,793,997 145 9/3/12 Adam LaRoche Jeff Samardzija CHI WSH 2 0 8/23 (off day) +6.5 146 9/4/12 Ian Desmond Chris Rusin CHI WSH 1 1 147 9/4/12 Jesus Flores Chris Rusin CHI WSH 2 0 8/24 N at PHI L2-4 77-48 1st +6.5 Kendrick (7-9) Jackson (7-9) Papelbon (28) 2-6-0-7 4-8-0-5 42,096 148 9/4/12 Adam LaRoche Rafael Dolis CHI WSH 4 0 8/25 N at PHI L2-4 77-49 1st +5.5 Halladay (8-7) G. Gonzalez (16-7) Papelbon (29) 2-7-0-5 4-6-0-6 44,256 149 9/4/12 Tyler Moore Rafael Dolis CHI WSH 4 1 8/26 D at PHI L1-4 77-50 1st +4.5 Lee (3-7) Zimmermann (9-8) Lindblom (1) 1-8-0-5 4-8-1-6 44,653 150 9/4/12 Ryan Zimmerman Miguel Socolovich CHI WSH 6 0 8/27 (off day) +5.0 151 9/4/12 Adam LaRoche Jeff Beliveau CHI WSH 8 0 8/28 N at MIA L0-9 77-51 1st +4.0 Nolasco (10-12) Strasburg (15-6) — 0-5-1-8 9-13-1-7 24,877 152 9/5/12 Roger Bernadina CHI WSH 3 0 8/29 N at MIA W8-4 78-51 1st +5.0 Detwiler (8-6) Turner (0-2) — 8-14-0-4 4-8-0-5 24,909 153 9/5/12 Bryce Harper Chris Volstad CHI WSH 3 0 8/30 N STL W8-1 79-51 1st +5.5 Jackson (8-9) Garcia (3-6) — 8-13-1-9 1-4-0-6 23,269 61 1,817,266 154 9/5/12 Adam LaRoche Chris Volstad CHI WSH 3 1 8/31 N STL W10-0 80-51 1st +6.5 G. Gonzalez (17-7) Wainwright (13-11) — 10-12-0-7 0-5-0-5 29,499 62 1,846,765 155 9/5/12 Bryce Harper Michael Bowden CHI WSH 6 0 9/1 N STL L9-10 80-52 1st +6.5 Boggs (3-1) Storen (1-1) Motte (32) 9-10-0-4 10-14-2-7 34,004 63 1,880,769 156 9/5/12 Ian Desmond Blake Parker CHI WSH 7 0 9/2 D STL W4-3 81-52 1st +6.5 Mattheus (5-1) Lynn (13-6) Clippard (29) 4-13-2-9 3-7-1-7 31,096 64 1,911,865 157 9/5/12 Danny Espinosa Blake Parker CHI WSH 7 0 9/3 D CHI W2-1 82-52 1st +6.5 Detwiler (9-6) Samardzija (8-13) Clippard (30) 2-9-2-7 1-6-0-6 23,215 65 1,935,080 158 9/6/12 Kurt Suzuki Justin Germano CHI WSH 2 2 9/4 N CHI W11-5 83-52 1st +7.5 Jackson (9-9) Rusin (0-2) — 11-19-0-9 5-8-0-5 17,648 66 1,952,728 159 9/6/12 Adam LaRoche Jeff Beliveau CHI WSH 6 1 9/5 N CHI W9-1 84-52 1st +7.5 G. Gonzalez (18-7) Volstad (2-10) — 9-13-1-11 1-4-0-4 21,244 67 1,973,972 160 9/7/12 Ryan Zimmerman Jacob Turner MIA WSH 1 1 9/6 N CHI W9-2 85-52 1st +7.5 Zimmermann (10-8) Germano (2-6) — 9-12-0-11 2-7-2-5 22,447 68 1,996,419 161 9/7/12 Mike Morse A.J. Ramos MIA WSH 8 0 9/7 N MIA L7-9 (10) 85-53 1st +6.5 Gaudin (3-1) Clippard (2-4) Cishek (13) 7-13-0-9 9-16-1-12 28,553 69 2,024,952 162 9/8/12 Jesus Flores Mark Buehrle MIA WSH 3 0 9/8 D MIA W7-6 (10) 86-53 1st +6.5 Storen (2-1) Gaudin (3-2) None 7-12-2-10 6-9-0-7 28,860 70 2,053,812 163 9/8/12 Bryce Harper Mark Buehrle MIA WSH 5 0 9/9 D MIA L0-8 86-54 1st +5.5 Nolasco (12-12) Jackson (9-10) — 0-4-0-4 8-14-1-10 24,396 71 2,078,208 164 9/8/12 Ryan Zimmerman A.J. Ramos MIA WSH 8 1 165 9/8/12 Jayson Werth Heath Bell MIA WSH 9 0 9/10 N at NYM W5-1 87-54 1st +6.5 G. Gonzalez (19-7) McHugh (0-2) — 5-5-0-3 1-5-1-7 21,293 166 9/10/12 Ryan Zimmerman Collin McHugh NYM NYM 3 1 9/11 N at NYM W5-3 88-54 1st +7.5 Gorzelanny (4-2) Dickey (18-5) Clippard (31) 5-14-1-9 3-8-0-7 22,596 167 9/10/12 Kurt Suzuki Collin McHugh NYM NYM 3 0 9/12 N at NYM W2-0 89-54 1st +8.5 Lannan (3-0) Harvey (3-5) Storen (2) 2-7-1-9 0-8-0-9 21,205 168 9/10/12 Ian Desmond Collin McHugh NYM NYM 4 1 9/13 (off day) 1st 169 9/11/12 Tyler Moore R.A. Dickey NYM NYM 7 1 9/14 N at ATL L1-2 89-55 1st +7.5 Kimbrel (2-1) Burnett (1-2) — 1-5-1-5 2-10-0-10 41,797 170 9/12/12 Ryan Zimmerman NYM NYM 4 0 9/15 N at ATL L4-5 89-56 1st +6.5 O’Flaherty (3-0) Mattheus (5-2) Kimbrel (36) 4-8-1-5 5-6-3-8 38,763 171 9/12/12 Ian Desmond NYM NYM 8 0 9/16 D at ATL L1-5 89-57 1st +5.5 Minor (9-10) G. Gonzalez (19-8) — 1-6-1-5 5-5-0-7 29,094 172 9/14/12 Bryce Harper Kris Medlen ATL ATL 6 0 9/17 (off day) 173 9/15/12 Adam LaRoche Tommy Hanson ATL ATL 1 1 9/18 N LAD ***GAME POSTPONED BY RAIN (MADE UP SEPT. 19 AS A PART OF A TRADITIONAL DOUBLEHEADER)*** 174 9/19/12 Mike Morse LAD WSH 8 0 9/19 D LAD W3-1 90-57 1st +5.0 Zimmermann (11-8) Harang (9-10) Clippard (32) 3-10-0-9 1-9-0-11 72 175 9/19/12 Steve Lombardozzi Josh Beckett LAD WSH 8 1 9/19 N LAD L6-7 90-58 1st +5.0 Belisario (7-1) Clippard (2-5) League (3) 6-9-0-4 7-13-1-9 26,931 73 2,105,139 176 9/21/12 Adam LaRoche Shaun Marcum MIL WSH 1 1 177 9/22/12 Ryan Zimmerman Livan Hernandez MIL WSH 4 2 9/20 N LAD W4-1 91-58 1st +5.5 Detwiler (10-6) Capuano (11-11) Storen (3) 4-7-1-5 1-4-1-4 30,359 74 2,135,498 178 9/22/12 Ian Desmond Livan Hernandez MIL WSH 4 2 9/21 N MIL L2-4 91-59 1st +5.5 Veras (5-4) Clippard (2-6) Axford (32) 2-5-0-3 4-10-0-3 30,382 75 2,165,880 179 9/22/12 Adam LaRoche MIL WSH 6 0 9/22 D MIL W10-4 92-59 1st +5.5 G. Gonzalez (20-8) Peralta (2-1) — 10-13-1-7 4-6-2-5 40,493 76 2,206,373 180 9/24/12 Ryan Zimmerman Marco Estrada MIL WSH 4 2 9/23 D MIL L2-6 92-60 1st +4.5 Kintzler (3-0) Mattheus (5-3) Axford (33) 2-7-2-8 6-15-0-12 33,111 77 2,239,484 181 9/26/12 Bryce Harper Kyle Kendrick PHI PHI 1 1 9/24 D MIL W12-2 93-60 1st +5.0 Zimmermann (12-8) Estrada (4-7) — 12-14-0-7 2-8-2-7 25,302 78 2,264,786 182 9/26/12 Ian Desmond Kyle Kendrick PHI PHI 2 0 9/25 N at PHI L3-6 93-61 1st +4.0 Hamels (16-6) Detwiler (10-7) Papelbon (37) 3-8-0-6 6-7-0-6 42,304 183 9/26/12 Kurt Suzuki Kyle Kendrick PHI PHI 2 1 9/26 N at PHI W8-4 94-61 1st +4.0 Lannan (4-0) Kendrick (10-12) — 8-9-1-4 4-8-1-7 41,440 184 9/27/12 Bryce Harper Tyler Cloyd PHI PHI 1 0 9/27 N at PHI W7-3 95-61 1st +4.0 G. Gonzalez (21-8) Cloyd (2-2) — 7-9-0-6 3-7-0-7 44,070 185 9/27/12 Mike Morse Tyler Cloyd PHI PHI 2 0 9/28 N at STL L2-12 95-62 1st +4.0 Wainwright (14-13) Jackson (9-11) — 2-6-1-8 12-11-0-5 39,166 186 9/27/12 Mike Morse Tyler Cloyd PHI PHI 6 1 9/29 N at STL W6-4 (10) 96-62 1st +4.0 Storen (3-1) Freeman (0-2) Stammen (1) 6-13-0-10 4-11-0-7 42,264 187 9/28/12 Roger Bernadina Joe Kelly STL STL 7 0 9/30 D at STL L4-10 96-63 1st +3.0 Lynn (18-7) Detwiler (10-8) — 4-7-1-5 10-12-0-8 40,084 188 9/29/12 Mike Morse Kyle Lohse STL STL 1 3 10/1 N PHI L0-2 96-64 1st +3.0 Kendrick (11-12) Lannan (4-1) Aumont (2) 0-5-0-7 2-6-1-4 35,387 79 2,300,173 189 9/30/12 Bryce Harper STL STL 4 0 190 9/30/12 Danny Espinosa Lance Lynn STL STL 4 1 10/2 N PHI W4-2 97-64 1st +4.0 Duke (1-0) Lindblom (3-5) Storen 4-9-1, 10 2-9-0, 10 33,546 80 2,333,719 191 10/2/12 Adam LaRoche Josh Lindblom PHI WSH 6 0 10/3 D PHI W5-1 98-64 1st +4.0 Jackson (10-11) Lee (6-9) — 1-6-0-7 5-11-0, 7 37,075 81 2,370,794 192 10/3/12 Ryan Zimmerman PHI WSH 4 0 193 10/3/12 Tyler Moore Cliff Lee PHI WSH 6 0 194 10/3/12 Michael Morse Cliff Lee PHI WSH 8 1 Page 7 * TEAM STATISTICS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

2011-12 WASHINGTON NATIONALS TRANSACTIONS 2012 NATIONALS HOME RUNS ALLOWED

OPPOSING NATIONALS MEN DATE OCTOBER 2011 TRANSACTIONS # DATE BATTER PITCHER OPP SITE INN. ON 10/18 .. Returned RHP Elvin Ramirez to NYM per Rule 5 guidelines. 1 4/9/12 Edwin Jackson NYM NYM 4 1 10/31 .. Exercised 2012 managerial option on Davey Johnson contract. 2 4/15/12 Ryan Ludwick Ross Detwiler CIN WSH 1 3 DATE NOVEMBER 2011 TRANSACTIONS 3 4/21/12 Logan Morrison MIA WSH 9 1 4 4/25/12 Orlando Hudson Jordan Zimmermann SDP SDP 5 0 11/3 .... Announced that INF Brian Bixler was claimed off waivers by HOU. 5 4/27/12 Ross Detwiler LAD LAD 1 1 11/4 .... Signed RHP Chien-Ming Wang to a one-year contract. 6 4/28/12 LAD LAD 10 0 11/16 .. Announced that RHP Cole Kimball was claimed off waivers by TOR...outrighted OF Corey Brown to Syracuse. 7 5/2/12 Justin Upton Edwin Jackson ARI WSH 4 0 11/17 .. Announced will serve as bench coach. 8 5/4/12 Stephen Strasburg PHI WSH 4 1 11/18 .. Selected the contracts of 1B Tyler Moore, C Derek Norris, C Jhonatan Solano and OF Eury Perez...claimed RHP Cole Kimball off waivers from TOR. 9 5/4/12 Stephen Strasburg PHI WSH 5 0 10 5/6/12 Hunter Pence Jordan Zimmermann PHI WSH 4 1 DATE DECEMBER 2011 TRANSACTIONS 11 5/6/12 Hunter Pence PHI WSH 9 1 12/9 .... Acquired RHP Ryan Perry from DET in exchange for RHP . 12 5/8/12 Andrew McCutchen Edwin Jackson PIT PIT 4 0 12/19 .. Agreed to terms with OF Mike Cameron on minor-league contract and invitation. 13 5/8/12 Edwin Jackson PIT PIT 4 0 14 5/8/12 Henry Rodriguez PIT PIT 9 1 12/20 .. Agreed to terms with RHP Jeff Fulchino, RHP Waldis Joaquin, C Carlos Maldonado, INF Andres Blanco, INF Jarrett Hoffpauir, 1B/3B Chad Tracy, OF 15 5/9/12 Andrew McCutchen Craig Stammen PIT PIT 8 0 Brett Carroll, OF Jason Michaels and OF Xavier Paul on minor-league contracts with invitations to Spring Training...extended Spring Training invitations 16 5/13/12 Edwin Jackson CIN CIN 1 0 to OF Corey Brown, C Sandy Leon and RHP Rafael Martin. 17 5/13/12 Joey Votto Edwin Jackson CIN CIN 4 0 12/21 .. Claimed 3B Carlos Rivero off waivers from PHI. 18 5/13/12 Joey Votto Henry Rodriguez CIN CIN 9 3 12/23 .. Acquired LHP Gio Gonzalez and RHP Robert Gilliam from OAK in exchange for C Derek Norris, RHP A.J. Cole, RHP & LHP . 19 5/15/12 James Darnell Stephen Strasburg SDP WSH 3 0 12/28 .. Signed INF/OF Mark DeRosa to a one-year contract. 20 5/16/12 Gio Gonzalez PIT WSH 7 1 21 5/17/12 Andrew McCutchen Jordan Zimmermann PIT WSH 1 0 DATE JANUARY 2012 TRANSACTIONS 22 5/17/12 Rod Barajas Jordan Zimmermann PIT WSH 4 1 1/15 .... Agreed to terms with LHP Gio Gonzalez on a contract extension through the 2016 season and a pair of options for the ‘17 and ‘18 campaigns. 23 5/17/12 Andrew McCutchen Jordan Zimmermann PIT WSH 6 0 24 5/18/12 BAL WSH 11 0 1/16 .... Agreed to terms on 2012 contract with C Jesus Flores, thus avoiding salary arbitration. 25 5/19/12 Ross Detwiler BAL WSH 3 1 1/17 .... Agreed to terms on 2012 contracts with RHP , LHP Tom Gorzelanny and RHP Jordan Zimmermann, thus avoiding salary arbitration. 26 5/19/12 Nick Markakis Ross Detwiler BAL WSH 5 1 1/20 .... Agreed to terms with OF/1B Michael Morse on a multi-year contract extension, thus avoiding salary arbitration. 27 5/22/12 Tom Gorzelanny PHI PHI 8 0 1/26 .... Agreed to terms with RHP Brad Lidge on a one-year contract. 28 5/23/12 Henry Rodriguez PHI PHI 8 0 DATE FEBRUARY 2012 TRANSACTIONS 29 5/25/12 Chien-Ming Wang ATL ATL 8 0 30 5/26/12 Stephen Strasburg ATL ATL 5 1 2/1 ...... Agreed to terms with RHP Chad Durbin on a minor-league contract and a Spring Training invitation. 31 5/28/12 Logan Morrison Jordan Zimmermann MIA MIA 4 0 2/2 ...... Agreed to terms with RHP Edwin Jackson on a one-year contract. 32 5/28/12 Mike Stanton Jordan Zimmermann MIA MIA 6 1 2/6 ...... Agreed to terms with OF Rick Ankiel and INF/OF on minor-league contracts with invitations to Spring Training. 33 5/29/12 Hanley Ramirez Craig Stammen MIA MIA 8 0 2/26 .... Signed 3B Ryan Zimmerman to long-term contract through 2019, with a club option for the 2020 season. 34 5/30/12 Mike Stanton Ryan Perry MIA MIA 7 0 35 6/5/12 Jordan Zimmermann NYM WSH 6 0 DATE MARCH 2012 TRANSACTIONS 36 6/5/12 Jordany Valdespin Jordan Zimmermann NYM WSH 6 0 3/2 ...... Agreed to terms on 2012 contracts with LHP Ross Detwiler, LHP , RHP Cole Kimball, RHP Ryan Mattheus, RHP Ryan Perry, RHP 37 6/5/12 Scott Hairston Ross Detwiler NYM WSH 12 0 Henry Rodriguez, RHP Craig Stammen, C Wilson Ramos, C Jhonatan Solano, INF Ian Desmond, INF Danny Espinosa, INF Steve Lombardozzi, 1B 38 6/7/12 Chien-Ming Wang NYM WSH 5 1 39 6/8/12 Adrian Gonzalez Ross Detwiler BOS BOS 8 0 and 1B Tyler Moore and OF Eury Perez...renewed the contracts of RHP Drew Storen and OF Roger Bernadina. 40 6/10/12 Jordan Zimmermann BOS BOS 4 0 3/12 .... Optioned LHP and INF to Potomac of the Single-A ...optioned INF Carlos Rivero to Syracuse...re- 41 6/11/12 Edwin Jackson TOR TOR 1 0 assigned RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx, RHP Rafael Martin, C Sandy Leon, INF Jarrett Hoffpauir, OF Corey Brown & OF Xavier Paul to minor-league camp. 42 6/11/12 TOR TOR 9 1 3/15 .... Optioned RHP to Syracuse...optioned Eury Perez to Harrisburg...re-assigned RHP Jeff Fulchino and RHP Waldis Joaquin to minor- 43 6/12/12 Jose Bautista Chien-Ming Wang TOR TOR 5 1 league camp. 44 6/13/12 Jose Bautista Stephen Strasburg TOR TOR 3 0 3/16 .... Announced 2-year Player Development Contract extensions with Syracuse (Triple-A ), Harrisburg (Double-A Eastern League), 45 6/15/12 Tom Gorzelanny NYY WSH 9 0 46 6/17/12 Curtis Granderson Edwin Jackson NYY WSH 5 0 Potomac (Single-A Carolina League) and Auburn (Short-season Single-A New York-Pennsylvania League). 47 6/17/12 Robinson Cano Tom Gorzelanny NYY WSH 7 0 3/18 .... Optioned C Jhonatan Solano, 1B Tyler Moore and OF Bryce Harper to Syracuse...re-assigned INF Mark Teahen to minor-league camp...signed OF Xavier 48 6/19/12 Carlos Pena Chien-Ming Wang TBR WSH 3 1 Nady to a minor-league contract. 49 6/20/12 Jose Molina Stephen Strasburg TBR WSH 2 0 3/29 .... Optioned LHP Atahualpa Severino and RHP Ryan Perry to Syracuse...released INF Andres Blanco and OF Jason Michaels...signed LHP Zach Duke 50 6/22/12 Mark Reynolds Jordan Zimmermann BAL BAL 2 0 to a minor-league contract. 51 6/23/12 Adam Jones Edwin Jackson BAL BAL 7 0 3/30 .... Selected the contract of OF Rick Ankiel. 52 6/24/12 Sean Burnett BAL BAL 8 1 53 6/26/12 Dexter Fowler Gio Gonzalez COL COL 5 0 DATE APRIL 2012 TRANSACTIONS 54 6/26/12 Jonathan Herrera Gio Gonzalez COL COL 6 0 4/1 ...... Re-assigned C Carlos Maldonado to minor-league camp. 55 6/28/12 Edwin Jackson COL COL 1 2 4/2 ...... Signed OF Jason Micahels to a minor-league contract. 56 6/29/12 Andrelton A. Simm Ross Detwiler ATL ATL 7 1 57 7/1/12 Gio Gonzalez ATL ATL 6 2 4/3 ...... Selected the contracts of OF Brett Carroll, OF/1B Xavier Nady and 1B Chad Tracy...optioned LHP John Lannan to Syracuse...released RHP Chad 58 7/4/12 Edwin Jackson SFG WSH 1 1 Durbin...placed RHP Drew Storen (15-Day, right elbow, retro to March 26), RHP Chien-Ming Wang (15-Day, left hamstring, retro to March 26), OF 59 7/6/12 Tyler Colvin Stephen Strasburg COL WSH 2 0 Rick Ankiel (15-Day, left quad, retro to March 28), Michael Morse (15-Day, left lat, retro to March 26), right-handed pitcher Cole Kimball (60- 60 7/6/12 Tyler Colvin Stephen Strasburg COL WSH 4 1 Day, right shoulder) and Chris Marrero (60-Day, left hamstring) on the Disabled List....finalized Opening Day roster as follows: 12 pitchers 61 7/6/12 Dexter Fowler Tom Gorzelanny COL WSH 7 0 (LHP Sean Burnett, LHP Tom Gorzelanny, LHP Gio Gonzalez, LHP Tom Gorzelanny, RHP Tyler Clippard, RHP Edwin Jackson, RHP Brad Lidge, RHP 62 7/8/12 Sean Burnett COL WSH 8 0 Ryan Mattheus, RHP Henry Rodriguez, RHP Craig Stammen, RHP Stephen Strasburg, RHP Jordan Zimmermann), 2 catchers (C Jesus Floes, C Wilson 63 7/16/12 Hanley Ramirez Edwin Jackson MIA MIA 3 1 64 7/17/12 Jordany Valdespin Tyler Clippard NYM WSH 9 2 Ramos), 7 (INF Mark DeRosa, SS Ian Desmond, 2B Danny Espinosa, 1B Adam LaRoche, INF Steve Lombardozzi, 1B Chad Tracy, 3B Ryan 65 7/18/12 David Wright Tyler Clippard NYM WSH 9 0 Zimmerman), 4 (OF Roger Bernadina, OF Brett Carroll, OF/1B Xavier Nady, OF Jayson Werth). 66 7/18/12 Tyler Clippard NYM WSH 9 0 4/14 .... Returned from rehab and reinstated OF Rick Ankiel from 15-Day DL...designated OF Brett Carroll for assignment. 67 7/19/12 David Wright Gio Gonzalez NYM WSH 1 1 4/16 .... Traded RHP Matt Buschmann to TBR for cash considerations. 68 7/19/12 Gio Gonzalez NYM WSH 2 0 4/24 .... Outrighted OF Brett Carroll to Syracuse. 69 7/19/12 David Wright Craig Stammen NYM WSH 4 2 4/27 .... Recalled RHP Ryan Perry from Syracuse...placed RHP Brad Lidge on 15-Day DL (retro to April 22) with abdominal wall strain. 70 7/20/12 Brian McCann Stephen Strasburg ATL WSH 6 1 71 7/21/12 Brian McCann Edwin Jackson ATL WSH 2 0 4/28 .... Recalled OF Bryce Harper...placed 3B Ryan Zimmerman on 15-Day DL (retro to April 21) with right shoulder inflammation. 72 7/21/12 Ryan Mattheus ATL WSH 9 1 4/29 .... Recalled 1B/OF Tyler Moore from Syracuse...placed INF Mark DeRosa on 15-Day DL (retro to April 28) with left oblique strain. 73 7/23/12 David Wright Jordan Zimmermann NYM NYM 4 0 DATE MAY 2012 TRANSACTIONS 74 7/23/12 Ike Davis NYM NYM 7 0 75 7/24/12 Jordany Valdespin Ryan Mattheus NYM NYM 8 0 5/8 ...... Reinstated 3B Ryan Zimmerman from 15-Day DL...placed OF Jayson Werth on 15-Day DL (retro to May 7) with a left radius fracture...agreed to terms 76 7/25/12 Ike Davis Stephen Strasburg NYM NYM 2 0 with LHP Michael Gonzalez on a minor-league contract. 77 7/26/12 Carlos Gomez Henry Rodriguez MIL MIL 8 1 5/13 .... Selected C Sandy Leon from Harrisburg...placed C Wilson Ramos on the 15-Day DL with torn ACL (right knee). 78 7/27/12 Corey Hart Ross Detwiler MIL MIL 4 1 5/15 .... Selected C Carlos Maldonado from Syracuse...placed C Sandy Leon on 15-Day DL with high ankle sprain (right)...transferred C Wilson Ramos to 60-Day DL. 79 7/27/12 Aramis Ramirez Craig Stammen MIL MIL 5 1 5/22 .... Placed RHP Ryan Mattheus on the 15-Day DL (retro to May 21) with plantar fascia strain...recalled from rehab and reinstated RHP Chien-Ming Wang from 80 7/29/12 Rickie Weeks Ryan Mattheus MIL MIL 7 1 the 15-Day DL. 81 7/29/12 Norichika Aoki Ryan Mattheus MIL MIL 8 0 82 7/29/12 Carlos Gomez Ryan Mattheus MIL MIL 8 0 5/28 .... Placed INF Chad Tracy on the 15-Day DL (retro to May 27) with right adductor strain...selected OF Corey Brown from Syracuse...transferred OF Jayson 83 7/29/12 Corey Hart Tyler Clippard MIL MIL 11 0 Werth to 60-Day DL...postgame, optioned INF Tyler Moore to Syracuse. 84 7/31/12 Stephen Strasburg PHI WSH 2 1 5/29 .... Recalled C Jhonatan Solano from Syracuse. 85 7/31/12 Stephen Strasburg PHI WSH 4 1 DATE JUNE 2012 TRANSACTIONS *** Inside-the-Park HR 86 8/1/12 Jimmy Rollins Edwin Jackson PHI WSH 3 0 6/1 ...... Recalled from rehab & reinstated OF Michael Morse from 15-Day DL...optioned OF Corey Brown to Syracuse. 87 8/1/12 Jimmy Rollins Edwin Jackson PHI WSH 5 0 6/3 ...... Selected LHP Michael Gonzalez from Syracuse...optioned RHP Ryan Perry to Syracuse...transferred RHP Drew Storen to 60-Day DL. 88 8/1/12 Edwin Jackson PHI WSH 5 0 6/4 ...... Selected RHP (Harvard Westlake School, ) with the 16th overall selection in the 2012 First-Year Player Draft. 89 8/6/12 Marwin Gonzalez Edwin Jackson HOU HOU 1 0 6/7 ...... Recalled 1B/OF Tyler Moore from Syracuse...returned from rehab and reinstated RHP Brad Lidge from 15-Day DL...placed RHP Henry Rodriguez on 90 8/7/12 Ross Detwiler HOU HOU 1 1 15-Day DL (retro to June 6) with strained right index finger...placed C Carlos Maldonado on 15-Day DL (retro to May 30) with lower back strain. 91 8/11/12 Aaron Hill Edwin Jackson ARI ARI 1 0 92 8/13/12 Gio Gonzalez SFG SFG 7 1 6/17 .... Reinstated RHP Ryan Mattheus from 15-Day DL...designated RHP Brad Lidge for assignment. 93 8/17/12 Craig Stammen NYM WSH 7 0 6/23 .... Following game, returned from rehab, reinstated and optioned 1B Chris Marrero to Syracuse. 94 8/18/12 Ike Davis Edwin Jackson NYM WSH 7 1 6/25 .... Returned from rehab and reinstated OF/INF Mark DeRosa from 15-Day DL...placed OF Xavier Nady on the 15-Day DL (retro to June 24) with right 95 8/20/12 Jason Heyward Jordan Zimmermann ATL WSH 5 1 wrist tendinitis...unconditionally released RHP Brad Lidge...recalled from rehab, reinstated from 15-Day DL and optioned C Carlos Maldonado to 96 8/25/12 John Mayberry Gio Gonzalez PHI PHI 6 0 Syracuse. 97 8/26/12 Jimmy Rollins Jordan Zimmermann PHI PHI 5 1 98 8/26/12 Tom Gorzelanny PHI PHI 6 0 DATE JULY 2012 TRANSACTIONS 99 8/28/12 Justin Ruggiano Stephen Strasburg MIA MIA 1 0 7/3 ...... Reinstated RHP Henry Rodrgurez 15-Day DL...placed RHP Chien-Ming Wang on the 15-Day DL (retro to July 1) with a right hip strain...following game, 100 9/1/12 Jordan Zimmermann STL WSH 2 1 returned from rehab, reinstated and optioned C Sandy Leon to Harrisburg. 101 9/1/12 Jordan Zimmermann STL WSH 3 1 7/19 .... Placed C Jhonatan Solano on 15-Day DL retro to June 18 (left oblique)...designated OF Rick Ankiel for assignment....returned from rehab and 102 9/2/12 Sean Burnett STL WSH 7 1 103 9/4/12 Ryan Mattheus CHI WSH 8 0 reinstated RHP Drew Storen from 60-Day DL...recalled C Sandy Leon from Harrisburg. 104 9/5/12 Craig Stammen CHI WSH 9 0 7/21 .... Recalled LHP John Lannan from Syracuse (26th player for DH)...OF Xavier Nady returned from rehab, reinstated from 15-Day DL and designated 105 9/6/12 Anthony Rizzo Jordan Zimmermann CHI WSH 1 0 for assignment...following game, optioned LHP John Lannan to Syracuse. 106 9/7/12 Rob Brantley Stephen Strasburg MIA WSH 2 0 7/23 .... Recalled OF Corey Brown from Syracuse...placed SS Ian Desmond on 15-Day DL (retro to July 22) with a left oblique strain. 107 9/7/12 Mike Stanton Stephen Strasburg MIA WSH 3 0 7/27 .... Unconditionally released OF Rick Ankiel. 108 9/8/12 Gorkys Hernandez Ross Detwiler MIA WSH 1 0 7/29 .... Unconditionally released OF/1B Xavier Nady. *** First-Inning Leadoff HR 109 9/8/12 Mike Stanton Ross Detwiler MIA WSH 1 0 7/31 .... Returned from rehab and reinstated 1B/3B Chad Tracy from 15-Day DL...optioned OF Corey Brown to Syracuse. 110 9/9/12 Mike Stanton Christian Garcia MIA WSH 7 0 DATE AUGUST 2012 TRANSACTIONS 111 9/10/12 Scott Hairston Gio Gonzalez NYM NYM 4 0 8/2 ...... Returned from rehab and reinstated OF Jayson Werth from 60-Day DL...placed RHP Henry Rodriguez on 15-Day DL (retro to Aug. 1) with lower back 112 9/11/12 Scott Hairston Tyler Clippard NYM NYM 9 0 113 9/15/12 Freddie Freeman Edwin Jackson ATL ATL 4 0 strain. 114 9/15/12 Jason Heyward Edwin Jackson ATL ATL 6 1 8/3 ...... Acquired C Kurt Suzuki from the in exchange for minor-league C David Freitas...recalled LHP John Lannan from Syracuse (26th player 115 9/19/12 Matt Kemp Tyler Clippard LAD WSH 9 0 for doubleheader)....following game, optioned LHP John Lannan to Syracuse. 116 9/20/12 Ross Detwiler LAD WSH 4 0 8/4 ...... Optioned C Sandy Leon to Syracuse. 117 9/21/12 Edwin Jackson MIL WSH 2 0 8/5 ...... Outrighted C Carlos Maldonado to Syracuse. 118 9/22/12 Taylor Green Christian Garcia MIL WSH 9 1 8/6 ...... Claimed SS Cesar Izturis off waivers from MIL...placed INF/OF Mark DeRosa on 15-Day DL (retro to Aug. 5) with a left abdomen strain...designed 119 9/24/12 Corey Hart Jordan Zimmermann MIL WSH 2 0 120 9/25/12 Darin Ruf Ross Detwiler PHI PHI 2 0 LHP Atahualpa Severino for assignment. 121 9/25/12 Carlos Ruiz Ross Detwiler PHI PHI 3 2 8/8 ...... Recalled RHP Chien-Ming Wang from rehab assignment. 122 9/25/12 Craig Stammen PHI PHI 6 0 8/12 .... Outrighted LHP Atahualpa Severino to Syracuse. 123 9/26/12 Jimmy Rollins Ryan Mattheus PHI PHI 7 0 8/17 .... Reinstated SS Ian Desmond from 15-Day DL...designated INF Cesar Izturis for assignment. 124 9/28/12 Edwin Jackson STL STL 2 1 8/21 .... Unconditionally released SS Cesar Izturis. 125 9/28/12 Shane Robinson Mike Gonzalez STL STL 8 1 8/24 .... Agreed to terms with 3B/1B Chad Tracy on a one-year contact extension through 2013. 126 9/30/12 Carlos Beltran Ross Detwiler STL STL 2 1 127 9/30/12 Carlos Beltran Chien-Ming Wang STL STL 4 1 DATE SEPTEMBER 2012 TRANSACTIONS 128 10/2/12 Darin Ruf Tom Gorzelanny PHI WSH 4 0 9/1 ...... Recalled LHP John Lannan, C Sandy Leon and OF Eury Perez from Syracuse...reinstate INF Mark DeRosa from 15-Day DL...returned from rehab, 129 10/2/12 Darin Ruf Tyler Clippard PHI WSH 8 0 reinstated from 15-Day DL and optioned C Jhonatan Solano to Harrisburg. 9/3 ...... Selected RHP Christian Garcia and LHP Zach Duke from Syracuse. 9/4 ...... Recalled OF Corey Brown from Syracuse...returned from rehab and reinstated RHP Chien-Ming Wang from the 15-Day DL. Page 8 * PITCHING * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

Age: 30 B/T: L/L DOB: 9/17/82 in Dunedin, FL Sean Burnett – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 TEAM PITCHING RANK YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 19-90 (.211), 1 HR ‘12 WSH NL 1 2 2 5 70 0 0 56.2 58 16 15 4 12 57 2.38 17 vs. RHB: 39-131 (.298), 3 HR STAFF ERA (NL) Career 15 23 10 22 354 13 1 362.1 343 150 144 35 143 267 3.58 RK TEAM ERA Holds: 31 1. NATIONALS ...... 3.33 * Returned to stellar form in ‘12, posting a career-best 31 holds, just 3 blown saves and a 2.38 ERA in 70 apps. IR / IS: 29 / 12 First Batter: 48 / 69 (retired/faced) 2. Dodgers ...... 3.34 * At .211, was again tough on left-handed batters in ‘12...in ‘11-12, owns a batting avg. against of .205 against LHB. 3. Reds ...... 3.34 * In ‘12, was stingy with RISP (.169, 13-for-77)...led bullpen in groundball% (70.9)...walked career-low 1.9/9.0 inn. Nationals Park: 0-0, 2.51 ERA, 33/0 G/GS Road: 1-2, 2.25 ERA, 37/0 G/GS * Posted a 1.63 ERA in 34 apps. against NL East rivals...when pitching on 2 or more days’ rest, ERA was 0.65. STARTERS’ ERA (NL) Pre ASB: 1-1, 1.99 ERA, 38/0 G/GS RK TEAM STARTERS’ ERA * Career Summary: The best left-handed reliever in Nationals history...in June ‘09, was acquired in 4-player deal that Post ASB: 0-1, 2.88 ERA, 32/0 G/GS 1. NATIONALS ...... 3.40 sent RHP Joel Hanrahan to PIT...in 245 apps. as a National, is 8-15 with 71 holds, 9 saves and a 2.81 ERA. 2. Dodgers ...... 3.41 3. Cardinals ...... 3.62 Age: 27 B/T: R/R DOB: 2/14/85 in Lexington, KY Tyler Clippard – RHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA STRIKEOUTS (NL) vs. LHB: 23-135 (.170), 1 HR ‘12 WSH NL 2 6 32 37 74 0 0 72.2 55 32 30 7 29 84 3.72 36 vs. RHB: 32-134 (.239), 6 HR RK TEAM STRIKEOUTS Career 24 18 33 56 273 8 0 349.2 249 127 121 43 152 393 3.11 1. Brewers ...... 1402 Holds: 13 2. Phillies ...... 1385 * Entered season pitching the 8th , but by season’s end saved 32 games in first extended tenure in closing role. IR / IS: 9 / 2 3. NATIONALS ...... 1325 * With 32 saves & 13 holds, is 3rd pitcher to record 30+ saves & 10 holds in single year (Urbina ‘03, Ligtenberg ‘98). First Batter: 47 / 74 (retired/faced) * Is one of 6 to work 40+ games & fan 10.0/9.0 each of the last 4 years (Dotel, Marmol, Papelbon, Robertson, Romo). Nationals Park: 1-5, 5.40 ERA, 39/0 G/GS STARTERS’ STRIKEOUTS (NL) Road: 1-1, 1.83 ERA, 35/0 G/GS * 367 relief strikeouts since beginning of 2009 rank 2nd in MLB behind only Carlos Marmol (402). RK TEAM STARTERS’ K’S Pre ASB: 2-3, 1.93 ERA, 38/0 G/GS * 1. Phillies ...... 918 Career Summary: Goggled wonder is Nationals all-time leader with 77 holds & 367 relief K’s...was acquired from Post ASB: 0-3, 5.60 ERA, 36/0 G/GS 2. Brewers ...... 875 NYY in Dec. ‘07...made 2 starts for Washington in ‘08, but made successful conversion to bullpen in 2009. 3. NATIONALS ...... 855 Age: 26 B/T: R/L DOB: 3/6/86 in St. Louis, MO STAFF K’S PER 9.0 INNINGS (NL) Ross Detwiler – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA RK TEAM K’S PER 9.0 INN. vs. LHB: 25-147 (.170), 3 HR ‘12 WSH NL 10 8 0 0 33 27 0 164.1 149 75 62 15 52 105 3.40 48 vs. RHB: 124-471 (.263), 12 HR 1. Brewers ...... 8.68 Career 16 22 0 0 72 56 1 336.2 333 166 140 30 119 207 3.74 2. Phillies ...... 8.59 Holds: 1 3. NATIONALS ...... 8.12 * Excelled in rotation (9-8, 3.58 ERA, 27 starts) and in bullpen (1-0, one , 1.42 ERA, 6 apps.) in breakout season. IR / IS: 3 / 1 * First Batter: 6 / 6 (retired/faced) BULLPEN ERA (NL) ERA (3.40) ranked 7th among NL southpaws...paced MLB in batting avg. against (.170) vs. left-handed batters. * 10 wins in ‘12 trumped career total (6) entering the season...allowed one run or less in 9 of 27 starts. Nationals Park: 8-2, 2.59 ERA, 17/14 G/GS RK TEAM BULLPEN ERA Road: 2-6, 4.38 ERA, 16/13 G/GS * Earned the win in 4-1 victory, Sept. 20 vs. LAD, as Nationals clinched DC’s first post-season berth since 1933. 1. Reds ...... 2.65 Pre ASB: 4-3, 3.43 ERA, 18/12 G/GS 2. Braves ...... 2.76 * Career Summary: As 6th pick in the ‘07 First-Year Player Draft, was Mike Rizzo’s first selection as a Nationals Post ASB: 6-5, 3.36 ERA, 15/15G/GS 3. Dodgers ...... 3.19 exec...lost first 6 MLB decisions, but starting with first MLB win, is 16-16 with a 3.29 ERA in 58 games/44 starts. 4. NATIONALS ...... 3.20

Age: 29 B/T: L/L DOB: 4/19/83 in Clifton, TX STAFF BATTING AVG. AGAINST (NL) Zach Duke – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA RK TEAM STAFF BAA vs. LHB: 4-15 (.267), 0 HR ‘12 WSH NL 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 13.2 11 2 2 0 4 10 1.32 1. NATIONALS ...... 237 30 vs. RHB: 7-37 (.189), 0 HR Career 49 74 1 1 189 168 6 1054.2 1280 581 530 107 286 547 4.52 2. Dodgers ...... 238 Holds: 0 3. Braves ...... 243 * Signed March 29 as a minor-league free agent, pitched well at Syracuse & impressed in big leagues in Sept. IR / IS: 3 / 0 * Pocketed the win in 4-2 victory, Oct. 2 vs. PHI...worked season-long 4.0 innings of one-run ball on Sept. 7 vs. MIA. First Batter: 7 / 8 (retired/faced) * Had contract selected by the Nationals on Sept. 3 after going 15-5 with 3.51 ERA in 26 starts Syracuse. Nationals Park: 1-0, 1.13 ERA, 4/0 G/GS TEAM LEADERS Road: 0-0, 1.59 ERA, 4/0 G/GS * Paced the Triple-A International League with 15 wins...ranked among IL leaders in innings pitched (4th, 164.1). Pre ASB: — ROTATON * Career Summary: Represented PIT in 2009 All-Star Game at (new) ....went 48-74 with 4.56 ERA Post ASB: 1-0, 1.32 ERA, 8/0 G/GS WINS in 181 games/168 starts with PIT (‘05-10) and ARI (‘11). RK TEAM WINS 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 21 Christian Garcia – RHP Age: 27 B/T: R/R DOB: 8/24/85 in Miami, FL 2. Stephen Strasburg ...... 15 REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA 3. Jordan Zimmermann ...... 12 vs. LHB: 4-15 (.267), 1 HR ‘12 WSH NL 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 12.2 8 3 3 2 2 15 2.13 56 vs. RHB: 4-28 (.143), 1 HR Career 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 12.2 8 3 3 2 2 15 2.13 STRIKEOUTS Holds: 4 RK TEAM STRIKEOUTS * Power reliever reached big leagues for first time in 9th pro season...fanned 10.7/9.0 innings with Washington. IR / IS: 6 / 0 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 207 * Had contract selected by the Nationals, Sept. 3...made MLB debut by retiring only batter faced, Sept. 4 vs. CHI. First Batter: 10 / 13 (retired/faced) 2. Stephen Strasburg ...... 197 * In 45 combined games for Syracuse and Harrisburg in ‘12, posted a 0.86 ERA (5 ER/52.1 IP) and fanned 11.4/9.0. Nationals Park: 0-0, 3.68 ERA, 8/0 G/GS 3. Edwin Jackson ...... 168 Road: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 5/0 G/GS * Didn’t allow a homer in 52.1 minor-league innings...was promoted to from Double- to Triple-A at beginning of June. Pre ASB: — STARTERS’ ERA * Career Summary: Signed with the Nationals as a minor-league free agent, July 21, 2011...never pitched above Post ASB: 0-0, 2.13 ERA, 13/0 G/GS RK PITCHER STARTERS’ ERA Double-A in 7 seasons in NYY’s chain...was originally drafted by NYY in the 3rd round of ‘04 First-Year Player Draft. 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 2.89 2. Jordan Zimmermann ...... 2.94 Gio Gonzalez – LHP Age: 27 B/T: L/R DOB: 9/19/85 in Hialeah, FL 3. Stephen Strasburg ...... 3.16 REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 36-155 (.232), 3 HR ‘12 WSH NL 21 8 0 0 32 32 2 199.1 149 69 64 9 76 207 2.89 BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST 47 vs. RHB: 113-570 (.198), 6 HR Career 59 40 0 0 127 121 3 734.2 640 327 298 64 340 718 3.65 RK PITCHER BAA Holds: 0 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 206 * An NL favorite...first DC-based lefthander to win 20 games since Earl Whitehill won 22 in ‘33. IR / IS: 33 / 7 2. Stephen Strasburg ...... 230 * Became the first Washington pitcher to reach the 200-strikeout plateau since Walter Johnson fanned 228 in 1916. First Batter: — 3. Ross Detwiler ...... 241 * NL-best 12 road wins ranked 2nd in MLB and were the most recorded in a single season by a National (‘05-pres.) Nationals Park: 9-4, 2.38 ERA, 14/14 G/GS Road: 12-4, 3.31 ERA, 18/18 G/GS GROUND BALL/FLY BALL RATIO * 207 K’s ranked 3rd among MLB southpaws...posted 30+ starts for 3rd straight year (33 in ‘10, 32 in ‘11, 32 in ‘12). Pre ASB: 12-3, 2.92 ERA, 17/17 G/GS RK PITCHER GB/FB RATIO * Career Summary: One of MLB’s most talented arms...has effusive personality...upon being acquired, agreed to Post ASB: 9-5, 2.86 ERA, 15/15 G/GS 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 1.61 terms on a contract extension through 2016, with options for ‘17 and ’18. 2. Ross Detwiler ...... 1.59 3. Edwin Jackson ...... 1.34 Age: 34 B/T: L/L DOB: 5/23/78 in Robstown, TX Michael Gonzalez – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 12-67 (.179), 1 HR ‘12 WSH NL 0 0 0 2 47 0 0 35.2 31 14 12 2 16 39 3.03 BULLPEN 51 vs. RHB: 19-64 (.297), 1 HR SAVES Career 17 21 56 73 434 0 0 394.1 313 149 129 32 180 451 2.94 Holds: 7 RK PITCHER SAVES * Did not attend Spring Training with any club while rehabbing from Oct. ‘11 surgery on left knee. IR / IS: 33 / 7 1. Tyler Clippard ...... 32 * First Batter: 28 / 47 (retired/faced) 2. Henry Rodriguez ...... 9 Signed with Washington as a minor-league free agent, May 8...had contract selected by Washington on June 3. * Excelled with RISP (11-for-58, .190), with RISP/2 outs (4-for-27, .148) and with runners on (14-for-81, .173). Nationals Park: 0-0, 1.69 ERA, 27/0 G/GS 3. Drew Storen ...... 4 Road: 0-0, 5.02 ERA, 20/0 G/GS * Reaches postseason for the 2nd time in career...worked 4.1 innings spanning 8 apps. with TEX in 2011. BULLPEN ERA Pre ASB: 0-0, 1.50 ERA, 17/0 G/GS * Career Summary: Veteran lefthander is in 16th pro season...56 career saves are tied for 2nd among active lefthanded Post ASB: 0-0, 3.80 ERA, 30/0 G/GS RK PITCHER BULLPEN ERA pitchers behind only (204)...in 434 career apps., has suffered just 17 blown saves. 1. Craig Stammen ...... 2.34 2. Drew Storen ...... 2.37 Age: 30 B/T: L/L DOB: 7/12/82 in Evergreen Park, IL 3. Sean Burnett ...... 2.38 Tom Gorzelanny – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 28-118 (.237), 3 HR BULLPEN STRIKEOUTS ‘12 WSH NL 4 2 1 1 45 1 0 72.0 65 27 23 7 30 62 2.88 32 vs. RHB: 37-151 (.245), 4 HR RK TEAM BULLPEN K’S Career 44 45 2 4 193 111 1 735.0 742 383 360 81 320 568 4.41 Holds: 9 1. Craig Stammen ...... 87 * Veteran lefty posted a 2.90 ERA in long-relief role...9 holds in ‘12 trumped career total (7) entering ‘12. IR / IS: 13 / 4 2. Tyler Clippard ...... 84 First Batter: 32 / 43 (retired/faced) T3. Sean Burnett/Tom Gorzelanny ...... 57 * Post All-Star break ERA of 1.47 was tops among Nationals to work at least 20.0 innings in the 2nd “half.” * After struggling in April (6.17 ERA, 7 apps.), recorded a 2.24 ERA in 38/1 (G/GS) from May 1 through season’s end. Nationals Park: 1-1, 3,62 ERA, 24/1 G/GS Road: 3-1, 2.08 ERA, 21/0 G/GS HOLDS * Worked 2.0 or more innings 19 times in 44 relief apps. this season. Pre ASB: 2-1, 3.92 ERA, 25/0 G/GS RK TEAM HOLDS * Career Summary: Posted 35 wins & a 4.61 ERA in 111 career starts, but shifted to Jim Lett’s ‘pen in late July ‘11...is Post ASB: 2-1, 1.47 ERA, 20/x1 G/GS 1. Sean Burnett ...... 31 6-2 with 13 holds, one save and a 2.78 ERA in 59 relief apps. since...owns a 2-year ERA of 3.56 with Washington. 2. Ryan Mattheus ...... 18 3. Tyler Clippard ...... 13 Age: 29 B/T: R/R DOB: 9/9/83 in Neu-Ulm, West Germany Edwin Jackson – RHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 % INHERITED BASERUNNER SCORED YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 92-370 (.249), 16 HR RK PITCHER IR / IS (%) ‘12 WSH NL 10 11 0 0 31 31 1 189.2 173 90 85 23 58 168 4.03 33 vs. RHB: 81-343 (.236), 7 HR 1. Drew Storen ...... 12 / 2 (17%) Career 70 71 0 1 234 204 5 1268.2 1327 668 620 142 497 969 4.40 Holds: 0 2. Craig Stammen ...... 27 / 5 (19%) IR / IS: 0 / 0 3. Michael Gonzalez ...... 33 / 7 (21%) * Final piece of rotation puzzle signed with the Nationals, Feb. 2...posted 5th straight 10+ win season. * velocity of 93.4 ranked 9th in MLB among qualified starters. First Batter: — STRIKEOUTS PER 9.0 INN. * Improved command...walked career-low 2.8 batters per 9.0 innings...walked 2 or less in 23 of 31 starts. Nationals Park: 6-6, 3.35 ERA, 15/15 G/GS Road: 4-5, 4.78 ERA, 16/16 G/GS RK TEAM K/9.0 INN. * Career bests: K/BB ratio (2.9/1), batting avg. against (.243) and swing&miss% (NL-leading 28.0%). Pre ASB: 5-4, 3.73 ERA, 16/16 G/GS 1. Tyler Clippard ...... 10.4 * Career Summary: Underrated talent is equal parts electric (fastball average is 94.3 mph for career) and reliable (30+ Post ASB: 5-7, 4.38 ERA, 15/15 G/GS 2. Michael Gonzalez ...... 9.8 starts each of last 7 seasons)...won with STL in 2011...was drafted by LAD as an outfielder. 3. Sean Burnett ...... 9.1 Page 9 * PITCHING * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

Age: 28 B/T: L/L DOB: 9/27/84 in Long Beach, NY John Lannan – LHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 PLAYER RANKINGS YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 9-32 (.281), 0 HR ‘12 WSH NL 4 1 0 0 6 6 0 32.2 33 15 15 0 14 17 4.13 31 vs. RHB: 24-90 (.267), 0 HR WINS (MLB) Career 42 52 0 0 134 134 2 783.2 820 393 349 77 296 410 4.01 RK PLAYER WINS Holds: 0 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 21 * Led the Nationals with 10 wins in 2011, but endured season at Triple-A due to abundance of starters in DC. IR / IS: 0 / 0 First Batter: — T2. R.A. Dickey/David Price/ ...... 20 * Finished 9-11 with a 4.30 ERA (71 ER/148.2 IP) in 24 International League starts for Syracuse in ‘12. 5. ...... 19 * When starting, Washington went 4-2...earned 2 clutch wins in doubleheaders (July 21 vs. ATL, Aug. 3 vs. MIA). Nationals Park: 2-1, 5.40 ERA, 4/4 G/GS Road: 2-0, 1.64 ERA, 2/2 G/GS * 3 times in 4 complete big league seasons, registered a sub-4.00 ERA (3.70 in ‘11, 3.88 in ‘09, 3.91 in ‘08). ERA (NL) Pre ASB: — * Career Summary: Was the first of the Nationals’ pipeline of young pitchers to reach DC...has recorded a quality start RK PLAYER ERA Post ASB: 4-1, 4.13 ERA, 6/6 G/GS in 72 of 134 career assignments (54%)...was the Nationals 2007 Minor League Pitcher of the Year. 1. Clayton Kershaw ...... 2.53 2. R.A. Dickey ...... 2.73 3. Johnny Cueto ...... 2.78 Ryan Mattheus – RHP Age: 28 B/T: R/R DOB: 11/10/83 in Galt, CA 4. Matt Cain ...... 2.79 REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA 5. Kyle Lohse ...... 2.86 vs. LHB: 21-87 (.241), 5 HR ‘12 WSH NL 5 3 0 0 66 0 0 66.1 57 22 21 8 19 41 2.85 6. Gio Gonzalez ...... 2.89 52 vs. RHB: 36-150 (.240), 3 HR Career 7 5 0 0 101 0 0 98.1 83 33 31 9 34 53 2.84 7. Jordan Zimmermann ...... 2.94 Holds: 18 * Posted 18 holds (2nd among Nationals) in stellar sophomore season and became one of NL’s top middle men. IR / IS: 31 / 7 BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST (MLB) * Swing and miss percentage was up in ‘12 (18%) compared to ‘11 (15%)...ranked 2nd in NL with 12 GIDP in relief. First Batter: 42 / 64 (retired/faced) RK PLAYER OPPONENTS’ BAA * Compared to overall batting average against (.241), excelled with runners on base (.222) and with RISP (.161). Nationals Park: 4-2, 2.68 ERA, 35/0 G/GS Road: 1-1, 3.07 ERA, 31/0 G/GS 1. Gio Gonzelez ...... 582 * Provided strong relief all year...ERA before the All-Star break: 1.82 in 29apps....ERA since Aug. 1: 2.40 in 30 apps. 2. Clayton Kershaw ...... 593 Pre ASB: 2-1, 1.82 ERA, 29/0 G/GS 3. ...... 601 * Career Summary: Was acquired from COL in exchange for in July 2009 just weeks after having Tommy Post ASB: 3-2, 3.68 ERA, 37/0 G/GS John surgery...represented COL in the 2008 Futures Game...last name is pronounced as if it were “Mathews” HOME RUNS ALLOWED PER 9.0 (MLB) RK PLAYER HR/9.0 INN. Age: 25 B/T: R/R DOB: 2/13/87 in Pomona, CA Ryan Perry – RHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 0.41 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 6-18 (.333), 0 HR 2. Felix Hernandez ...... 0.54 ‘12 WSH NL 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 8.0 12 9 9 2 2 3 10.13 45 vs. RHB: 6-15 (.400), 2 HR 3. ...... 0.55 Career 6 6 2 9 156 0 0 169.1 162 90 82 16 84 132 4.36 Holds: 0 FIELDING INDEPENDENT PITCHING (MLB) * Pitched in 7 games out of the ‘pen for Washington...worked 1-2-3 11th & earned the win, May 5 vs. PHI (W4-3). IR / IS: 0 / 0 RK PLAYER FIP * Combined to go 3-5 with a 3.07 ERA in 24 games/13 starts for Triple-A Syracuse and Double-A Harrisburg. First Batter: 4 / 7 (retired/faced) 1. Felix Hernandez ...... 2.85 * Was selected to in prestigious with eye on continuning conversion to starting role. Nationals Park: 1-0, 10.80 ERA, 5/0 G/GS Road: 0-0, 6-75 ERA, 2/0 G/GS 2. Gio Gonzalez ...... 2.90 * Was acquired on Dec. 9, 2011 from Tigers in exchange for RHP Collin Balester. 3. Justin Verlander ...... 2.93 Pre ASB: 1-0, 10.13 ERA, 7/0 G/GS * Career Summary: Was DET’s first-round (21st overall) selection in the ‘08 First-Year Player Draft...has posted a Post ASB: — HITS ALLOWED/9.0 INN. (MLB) 4.36 ERA in 156 games with DET and Washington...average fastball velocity during career: 95.2 mph. RK PLAYER HITS/9.0 1. Clayton Kershaw ...... 6.72 Age: 25 B/T: R/R DOB: 2/25/87 in Zulia, VEN Henry Rodriguez REGULAR SEASON – 2012 2. Gio Gonzalez ...... 6.73 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 10-48 (.208), 2 HR 3. Jered Weaver ...... 7.01 ‘12 WSH NL 1 3 9 12 35 0 0 29.1 19 20 19 4 22 31 5.83 63 vs. RHB: 9-57 (.158), 2 HR Career 5 6 11 18 126 0 0 126.2 102 68 60 7 82 138 4.26 WAR-PITCHERS (NL) Holds: 2 RK PLAYER WAR * Entered ‘12 season as Nationals’ closer as Drew Storen had bone chips removed during Spring Training. IR / IS: 3 / 0 First Batter: 23 / 35 (retired/faced) 1. Clayton Kershaw ...... 6.3 * Successfully converted 9 saves in 12 chances for Washington in first extensive experience in the closing role. 2. Johnny Cueto ...... 5.8 * Endured 2 DL stints...missed 24 games (index finger)...did not pitch after July 31 (lower back/right elbow). Nationals Park: 1-0, 2.20 ERA, 18/0 G/GS Road: 0-3, 10.38 ERA, 17/0 G/GS 3. R.A. Dickey ...... 5.4 * Had season-ending surgery performed by Dr. Wiemi Douoguih (right elbow scope debridement) on Aug. 31 in DC. 4. Gio Gonzalez ...... 4.5 Pre ASB: 1-3, 4.63 ERA, 27/0 G/GS 5. Jordan Zimmermann ...... 4.4 * Career Summary: Owner of one of MLB’s best ...average fastball velocity was 97.7mph in ‘12/98.2mph Post ASB: 0-0, 10.50 ERA, 8/0 G/GS for career...averages 9.8 stikeouts and 5.8 walks per 9.0 innings during career. QUALITY STARTS (NL) RK PLAYER QUALITY STARTS Age: 28 B/T: R/R DOB: 3/9/84 in Coldwater, OH Craig Stammen – RHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 1. R.A. Dickey ...... 27 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 24-121 (.198), 2 HR T2. Yovani Gallardo/Clayton Kershaw ...... 25 ‘12 WSH NL 6 1 1 2 59 0 0 88.1 70 27 23 7 36 87 2.34 35 vs. RHB: 46-205 (.224), 5 HR T4. Jordan Zimmermann/Kyle Lohse ... 24 Career 15 13 1 2 120 38 1 332.1 336 173 157 34 105 232 4.25 T6. Johnny Cueto/Cole Hamels ...... 23 Holds: 10 T8. GGonzalez/JJohnson/JNiese/RVogelsong ...... 22 * Thrived in long relief in first complete MLB campaign...led Washington’s ‘pen with 6 wins...posted 10 holds. IR / IS: 27 / 5 * Ranked among NL relievers in innings (2nd, 88.1), wins (tied 5th, 6) and strikeouts (8th, 87). First Batter: 36 / 59 (retired/faced) CONS. SCORELESS INN. IN ‘12 (NL) * In career, has pitched better in relief (2.81 ERA, 9.2 K/9, 82 apps.) than in starting role (8-11, 5.08, 4.6 K/9, 38 starts). Nationals Park: 4-0, 2.23 ERA, 29/0 G/GS RK PLAYER # INN. (DATES) Road: 2-1, 2.45 ERA, 30/0 G/GS * Worked at least 2.0 innings in 28 of 59 relief apps...when working 2.0 or more innings, ERA was 1.89. 1. Kris Medlen .... 34.1 (Aug. 11-Sept. 3) Pre ASB: 3-1, 1.74 ERA, 32/0 G/GS * Career Summary: Ground-ball inducing machine...posted a 2.4/1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in the minor leagues...is 2. ... 33.0 (June 5-July 14) Post ASB: 3-0, 3.02 ERA, 27/0 G/GS 3. R.A. Dickey .... 32.2 (May 22-June 13) one of 5 members of Nationals’ inaugural ‘05 draft class to reach MLB (Zimmerman, Maxwell, Lannan, Estrada). 4. Gio Gonzalez ...... 25.0 (Apr. 12-29) Drew Storen – RHP Age: 25 B/T: S/R DOB: 8/11/87 in Indianapolis, IN STRIKEOUTS BY LEFTHANDERS (MLB) REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA RK PLAYER STRIKEOUTS vs. LHB: 11-38 (.289), 0 HR ‘12 WSH NL 3 1 4 5 37 0 0 30.1 22 8 8 0 8 24 2.37 22 vs. RHB: 11-67 (.164), 0 HR 1. Clayton Kershaw ...... 229 Career 13 8 52 60 164 0 0 161.0 127 56 53 11 50 150 2.96 2. Cole Hamels ...... 216 Holds: 10 3. Gio Gonzalez ...... 207 * Missed season’s first 89 games after having bone chips removed by Dr. Wiemi Douoguih on April 11 in DC. IR / IS: 12 / 2 * Upon return, spent majority of season in setup role...notched 10 holds...closed out 3 of Washington’s final 10 wins. First Batter: 27 / 37 (retired/faced) % SWINGS THAT MISS (NL) * In 30.1 innings, allowed only 2 extra-base hits (2 doubles)...dating to ‘11, hasn’t allowed a homer in 43.0 innings. Nationals Park: 1-1, 1.72 ERA, 17/0 G/GS Road: 2-0, 3.07 ERA, 20/0 G/GS RK PLAYER % SWING THAT MISS * In 23 apps. dating to Aug. 17, has posted a 0.86 ERA...worked scoreless relief in 33 of 37 apps. in ‘12. Pre ASB: — 1. Edwin Jackson ...... 28.0 * 2. Cole Hamels ...... 27.9 Career Summary: At age of 23, seized closer job in ‘11 with 43-save effort...thus, became the 2nd Nationals closer Post ASB: 3-1, 2.37 ERA, 37/0 G/GS 3. Tim Lincecum ...... 27.6 to notch 40 saves in a single season...joined Stephen Strasburg as Nationals’ top 10 picks in 2009 First-Year Draft. 4. Edinson Volquez ...... 27.5 5. Stephen Strasburg ...... 27.4 Age: 24 B/T: R/R DOB: 7/20/88 in San Diego, CA Stephen Strasburg REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA STRIKEOUTS/9.0 INN. (NL) vs. LHB: 84-310 (.271), 6 HR ‘12 WSH NL 15 6 0 0 28 28 0 159.1 136 62 56 15 48 197 3.16 37 vs. RHB: 52-281 (.185), 9 HR RK PLAYER K/9.0 Career 21 10 0 0 45 45 0 251.1 207 92 82 20 67 313 2.94 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 9.35 Holds: 0 2. Jeff Samardzija ...... 9.27 * First full MLB campaign...paced MLB in avg. fastball velocity (95.7mph)...allowed one or less 13 times. IR / IS: 0 / 0 3. Lance Lynn ...... 9.20 * Ranked among NL leaders in K/9.0 (first, 11.2), K’s (tied 2nd, 195), wins (tied 4th, 15), ERA (6th, 2.94), quality starts First Batter: — (tied 5th, 20), K/BB ratio (tied 5th, 4.3/1), WHIP (7th, 1.12) and double-digit strikeout games (2nd, 5). Nationals Park: 6-3, 3.49 ERA, 14/14 G/GS HOME RUNS ALLOWED/9/0 INN. (MLB) Road: 9-3, 2.85 ERA, 14/14 G/GS * Made final start, Sept. 7 vs. MIA...the following day, was alerted by Nationals that he would not pitch again in ‘12. RK PLAYER HR/9.0 Pre ASB: 9-4, 2.82 ERA, 17/17 G/GS * Career Summary: The first overall selection in the 2009 First-year Player Draft...had “Tommy John” surgery 1. Gio Gonzalez ...... 0.41 Post ASB: 6-2, 3.73 ERA, 11/11G/GS 2. Felix Hernandez ...... 0.54 performed on Sept. 3, 2010...is 16-7 with a 2.95 ERA in 34 starts since return from right elbow surgery. 3. Jarrod Parker ...... 0.55 Chien-Ming Wang – RHP Age: 32 B/T: R/R DOB: 3/31/80 in Tainan City, Taiwan BATTING AVG. AGAINST VS. LHB (MLB) REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA vs. LHB: 26-63 (.413), 4 HR RK PLAYER BAA VS. LHB ‘12 WSH NL 2 3 0 0 10 5 0 32.1 50 24 24 5 15 15 6.68 40 vs. RHB: 24-70 (.343), 1 HR 1. Ross Detwiler ...... 170 Career 61 32 1 1 130 120 4 765.1 818 383 362 54 225 350 4.26 2. Clayton Kershaw ...... 181 Holds: 0 3. ...... 188 * Finished 2-3 with a 6.68 ERA (24 ER/32.1 IP) in 10/5 games/starts for Washington in injury-plagued season. IR / IS: 7 / 6 * Endured 2 DL stints due to left hamstring (March 17) injury and right hip soreness...missed 100 games to the DL. First Batter: 1 / 4 (retired/faced) SAVES (NL) * Pitched more in minors (108.1 innings, 21 starts) than in the big leagues (94.2 innings, 16 starts) the last 2 years. Nationals Park: 0-2, 5.40 ERA, 4/3 G/GS Road: 2-1, 7.79 ERA, 6/2 G/GS RK PLAYER SAVES * Is 6-6 with a 4.94 ERA (52 ER/94.2 IP) in 21 games/16 starts spanning the ‘11 & ‘12 seasons with Washington. Pre ASB: 2-3, 7.61 ERA, 7/4 G/GS T1. Craig Kimbrel/Jason Motte ...... 42 * Career Summary: Savvy veteran...2-time 19-game winner (‘06, ‘07)...earned 54 wins for the Yankees from ‘05- T3. /Jonathan Papelbon ..... 38 Post ASB: 0-0, 4.15 ERA, 3/1 G/GS 5. Joel Hanrahan ...... 36 08...signed with the Nationals on Feb. 19, 2010...did not pitch in 2010 (rehabbing torn shoulder capsule). 6. John Axford ...... 35 T7. Tyler Clippard/J.J. Putz ...... 32 Age: 26 B/T: R/R DOB: 5/23/86 in Auburndale, WI Jordan Zimmermann – RHP REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YR TEAM LG W L SV SVOp G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA HOLDS (NL) vs. LHB: 89-380 (.234), 7 HR ‘12 WSH NL 12 8 0 0 32 32 0 195.2 186 69 64 18 43 153 2.94 27 vs. RHB: 97-362 (.268), 11 HR RK PLAYER HOLDS Career 24 26 0 0 81 81 1 479.1 466 202 185 48 113 396 3.47 1. ...... 34 Holds: 0 2. /Francisco Rodriguez .... 32 * Finest campaign to date...reached 30-start plateau for the first time...last lost a game in DC on May 17 vs. PIT. IR / IS: 0 / 0 4. Sean Burnett ...... 31 * Ranks among NL leaders in quality starts (tied 4th, 24), ERA (7th, 2.94) and BB/9.0 (8th, 2.0), among others. First Batter: — * Since return from Aug. ‘09 “Tommy John” surgery, is 21-21 with a 3.20 ERA in 65 starts (Washington is 37-28). Nationals Park: 5-3, 3.54 ERA, 16/16 G/GS GDP INDUCED IN RELIEF (MLB) Road: 7-5, 2.36 ERA, 16/16 G/GS * Combined to finish 2-1 with a 1.75 ERA (5 ER/25.2 IP) in 4 starts this season against division-winning CIN & SFG. RK PLAYER GDP IN RELIEF Pre ASB: 5-6, 2.61 ERA, 17/17 G/GS * Career Summary: The Nationals’ first phenom...Nationals ‘08 Minor League Pitcher of the Year...was drafted out 1. ...... 21 Post ASB: 7-2, 3.38 ERA, 15/15 G/GS T2. Ryan Mattheus/Josh Roenicke ..... 12 of Division III Wisconsin-Stevens Point with compensation pick granted as Alfonso Soriano signed with CHI. Page 10 * POSITION PLAYERS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

Roger Bernadina – OF Age: 28 B/T: L/L DOB: 6/12/84 in Willemstad, Curacao REGULAR SEASON – 2012 HOME RUNS YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 10-24 (.417), 0 HR 2 ‘12 WSH NL 129 227 25 66 11 0 5 25 28 53 15 3 .291 .372 .405 .777 vs. RHP: 56-203 (.276), 5 HR PLAYER SOLO 2-R 3-R GS TOT Career 383 1030 128 260 43 6 23 101 95 231 53 11 .252 .320 .373 .692 RISP: 21-59 (.356), 1 HR Ankiel 4 1 0 0 5 Bases Loaded: 3-5 (.600), 0 HR Bernadina 3 2 0 0 5 * As Davey Johnson’s 4th outfielder, “The Shark” posted best season of career...hit team-high .328 in 2nd “half.” Brown 1 0 0 0 1 * Hit .339 / .410 / .440 (AVG/OBP/SLG) in 61 games starting July 18...went 18-for-53 (.340) dating to Aug. 9. Last Homer: 9/28/12 at STL (Kelly) Desmond 17 7 1 0 25 * When coming off bench, hit .339 (19-for-56) in ‘12...hit .242 (8-for-33) with 2 doubles & one RBI as a . Nationals Park: 32-104 (.308), 1 HR Espinosa 7 8 2 0 17 * Road: 34-123 (.276), 4 HR Flores 5 0 1 0 6 Made the best catch in Nationals history: up 3-2, recorded last out in the 12th to preserve a 3-2 win, Aug. 7 at HOU. * Career Summary: Is the longest tenured member of the organization (Nov. 2001)…one of 2 Nationals remaining who Pre ASB: 28-111 (.252), 2 HR GGonzalez 0 1 0 0 1 Post ASB: 38-116 (.328), 3 HR Harper 16 6 0 0 22 were signed/drafted by the Expos (also Ian Desmond)...was signed out of the Expos academy in The Netherlands. LaRoche 17 15 1 0 33 Lombardozzi 2 1 0 0 3 Moore 3 6 1 0 10 Corey Brown – OF Age: 26 B/T: L/L DOB: 11/26/85 in Tampa, FL REGULAR SEASON – 2012 Morse 9 5 2 2 18 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 1-4 (.250), 1 HR Nady 3 0 0 0 3 10 ‘12 WSH NL 19 25 4 5 2 0 1 3 1 9 0 0 .200 .231 .400 .631 vs. RHP: 4-21 (.190), 0 HR Ramos 3 0 0 0 3 Career 22 28 4 5 2 0 1 3 1 11 0 0 .179 .207 .357 .564 Solano 2 0 0 0 2 RISP: 1-3 (.333), 0 HR Strasburg 1 0 0 0 1 * Speedy outfielder enjoyed trio of stints with the Nationals in ‘12...first MLB hit was a homer, July 28 at MIL (Wolf). Bases Loaded: 1-2 (.500), 0 HR Suzuki 3 1 1 0 5 * Lifted a game-ending RBI single in the 10th inning as Washington edged MIA, 7-6, on Sept. 8 at Nationals Park. Last Homer: 7/28/12 at MIL (Wolf) Tracy 2 1 0 0 3 * Hit .285 with 22 doubles, 9 triples, 25 homers, 71 RBI & 18 stolen bags in 126 games with Syracuse in 2012. Nationals Park: 2-7 (.286), 0 HR Werth 4 0 1 0 5 Road: 3-18 (.167), 1 HR Zimmerman 13 8 4 0 25 * Led IL in OPS (.888), slugging% (first, .523), runs (first, 83)...also ranked in HR (2nd), triples (2nd) & XBH (4th, 56). JZimmermann 1 0 0 0 1 * Career Summary: Has hit 101 home runs at the minor-league level in 6 professional seasons...was acquired from Pre ASB: 0-3 (.000), 0 HR Post ASB: 5-22 (.227), 1 HR OAK with RHP Henry Rodriguez in exchange for OF on Dec. 16, 2010. MULTI-HOMER GAMES (9 in 2012) * Bryce Harper, Aug. 29 at MIA * Bryuce Harper, Sept. 5 vs. CHI Age: 37 B/T: R/R DOB: 2/26/75 in Passaic, NJ * Adam LaRoche, June 26 at COL Mark DeRosa – INF REGULAR SEASON – 2012 * Adam LaRoche, Aug. 4 vs. MIA YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 9-40 (.225), 0 HR * Adam LaRoche, Sept. 4 vs. CHI 7 ‘12 WSH NL 48 85 13 16 5 0 0 6 14 18 1 0 .188 .300 .247 .547 vs. RHP: 7-45 (.156), 0 HR * Tyler Moore, June 13 at TOR Career 1153 3429 515 927 184 11 93 458 330 658 23 18 .270 .340 .412 .752 * Michael Morse, Aug. 9 at HOU RISP: 3-22 (.136), 0 HR * Michael Morse, Sept. 27 at PHI Bases Loaded: 1-2 (.500), 0 HR * Ryan Zimmerman, July 22 vs. ATL * 14-year veteran provides presence and leadership on the Nationals’ bench and in the clubhouse. Last Homer: 4/5/10 at HOU (Byrdak) GRAND SLAMS (2 in 2012) * Closed strong, batting .316 (6-for-19) in September...posted 14 walks in 101 plate appearances this season. Nationals Park: 10-49 (.204), 0 HR * Michael Morse, Aug. 17 vs. NYM (Santana) * Missed 75 games during pair of DL stints (left oblique, April 28-June 24; left abdomen, Aug. 5-Aug. 31) Road: 6-36 (.167), 0 HR * Michael Morse, Sept. 29 at STL (Lohse) * Played for Davey Johnson and Team USA during the 2009 World Baseball Classic. Pre ASB: 6-45 (.133), 0 HR BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (9 in 2012) * Career Summary: Including the Nationals, has played in 7 postseasons and been a part of 11 separate clubs that Post ASB: 10-40 (.250), 0 HR * LaRoche/Nady, May 16 vs. PIT reached the postseason...including minor-league career, did not get 500 at-bats in a season until 2006 (age 31). * Flores/Strasburg, May 20 vs. BAL * Lombardozzi/Harper, June 3 vs. ATL * Zimmerman/Morse, July 4 vs. SFG * Desmond/Espinosa, July 5 vs. SFG Ian Desmond – SS Age: 27 B/T: R/R DOB: 9/20/85 in Sarasota, FL REGULAR SEASON – 2012 * Morse/Expinosa, July 25 at NYM YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 36-119 (.303), 7 HR * Espinosa/Harper, Aug. 4 vs. MIA ‘12 WSH NL 130 513 72 150 33 2 25 73 30 113 21 6 .292 .335 .511 .845 * Bernadina/Harper, Sept. 5 vs. CHI 20 vs. RHP: 114-394 (289), 18 HR Career 459 1704 205 462 94 13 47 199 98 375 64 21 .271 .313 .424 .737 * Desmond/Espinosa, Sept. 5 vs. CHI RISP: 36-131 (.275), 5 HR BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (0 in 2012) * NL All-Star (didn’t play, oblique injury)...led all MLB in homers (25), slugging% (.511) & OPS (.845). Bases Loaded: 4-12 (.333), 0 HR * Last: Desmond/Ankiel/Zimmerman, 9/11/11 vs. HOU * 25 HR trumped career total (22 in 2+ seasons) entering ‘12 & set new mark for DC (1901-71, ‘05- ) middle infielders. Last Homer: 9/26/12 at PHI (Kendrick) PINCH-HIT HOMERS (3 in 2012) * 17 of 25 homers came before the All-Star break, but hit .308 in 2nd half....beginning June 1, hit .313 in 81 games. Nationals Park: 86-277 (.310), 16 HR * Xavier Nady, April 13 vs. CIN Road: 64-236 (.271), 9 HR * Tyler Moore, Aug. 24 at PHI * The Nationals’ 2nd 20-homer, 20- player...Alfonso Soriano hit 46 homers and swiped 41 bags in 2006. Pre ASB: 98-344 (.285), 17 HR * Tyler Moore, Sept. 11 at NYM * Career Summary: Error total at SS has dropped from 34 in ‘10, to 23 in ‘11, to 15 in ‘12...was drafted by the Post ASB: 52-169 (.308), 8 HR FIRST-INNING LEAD-OFF HOMERS (3 in 2012) Expos...switched uniform number from #6 to #20 in the off-season to honor former Nationals skipper . * Ian Desmond, April 10 at NYM * Steve Lombardozzi, June 3 vs. ATL * Steve Lombardozzi, July 29 at MIL Danny Espinosa – 2B Age: 25 B/T: S/R DOB: 4/25/87 in Santa Ana, CA REGULAR SEASON – 2012 EXTRA-INNING HOMERS (1 in 2012) YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 47-167 (.281), 3 HR * Michael Morse, July 23 at NYM 8 ‘12 WSH NL 160 594 82 147 37 2 17 56 46 189 20 6 .247 .315 .402 .717 vs. RHP: 100-427 (.234), 14 HR Career 346 1270 170 304 70 8 44 137 112 385 37 14 .239 .315 .411 .727 GAME-ENDING HOMERS (1 in 2012) RISP: 28-134 (.209), 5 HR * Ian Desmond, May 2 vs. ARI * 2nd-year starter posted career highs in batting (.247), doubles (37), extra-base hits (56), stolen bags (20) & runs (82). Bases Loaded: 1-7 (.143), 0 HR HOMERS BY NATIONALS PITCHERS (3 in 2012) * For career, has hit 33 of 44 homers from the left-hand side, but owns a superior OPS from the right (.814 to .697). Last Homer: 9/30/12 at STL (Lynn) * Stephen Strasburg, May 20 vs. BAL * Hit .232 with 7 homers and 24 RBI before All-Star break and .264 with 10 home runs and 32 RBI thereafter. Nationals Park: 74-291 (.254), 7 HR * Jordan Zimmermann, May 28 at MIA Road: 73-303 (.241), 10 HR * Gio Gonzalez, Aug. 8 at HOU * With Desmond on DL for 25 games, July 22-Aug. 16, shifted to SS and hit .288 with 7 doubles, 5 homers & 16 RBI. * Career Summary: One of MLB’s top defenders at 2B...32 HBP the last 2 years (‘11-12) rank 2nd in MLB...joins Troy Pre ASB: 70-302 (.232), 7 HR INSIDE-THE-PARK HOMERS (0 in 2012) Post ASB: 77-292 (.264), 10 HR * Last: Willie Harris, Sept. 24, 2010 vs. ATL Tulowitzki, and as latest in line of Long Beach State shortstops to excel in MLB. CYCLES BY NATIONALS (0 in 2012) * Last: Cristian Guzman, August 28, 2008 vs. LAD Jesus Flores – C Age: 27 B/T: R/R DOB: 10/26/84 in Carupano, Venezuela REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 17-90 (.189), 4 HR 26 ‘12 WSH NL 83 277 22 59 12 1 6 26 13 59 1 2 .213 .248 .329 .577 vs. RHP: 42-187 (.225), 2 HR Career 311 937 84 226 48 4 23 127 58 238 1 4 .241 .289 .375 .663 MULTI-HIT GAMES RISP: 16-74 (.216), 1 HR Bases Loaded: 2-7 (.286), 0 HR PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5+H TOT * Dependable backstop enters postseason sharing Nationals catching responsibiltiies with Kurt Suzuki. Last Homer: 9/8/12 vs. MIA (Buehrle) Ankiel 2 3 0 0 5 * Entered ‘12 as backup, but served as starter for nearly 3 months with Wilson Ramos’ season-ending rt. knee injury. Bernadina 12 3 1 0 16 * Hit .229 (43-for-188) with 14 RBI from May 12 (day after Ramos’ injury) thru Aug. 1 (game before Suzuki arrived). Nationals Park: 28-139 (.201), 5 HR Road: 31-138 (.225), 1 HR Brown 1 0 0 0 1 * In starts this season, Washington went 45-30 (600)...5 of 6 home runs this season came at Nationals Park. DeRosa 2 0 0 0 2 * Career Summary: Joined the Nationals via the ‘06 (from NYM)...was recommended by Davey Pre ASB: 41-174 (.236), 3 HR Desmond 40 6 1 0 47 Post ASB: 18-103 (.175), 3 HR Espinosa 34 5 1 0 40 Johnson...played in just 29 combined games in ‘09 & ‘10 seasons due to right shoulder fracture/torn right labum. Flores 9 3 0 0 12 Harper 38 5 1 0 44 Jackson 2 0 0 0 2 Bryce Harper – OF Age: 19 B/T: L/R DOB: 10/16/92 in Las Vegas, NV REGULAR SEASON – 2012 Komatsu 2 0 0 0 2 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 44-183 (.240), 6 HR LaRoche 37 7 2 0 46 34 ‘12 WSH NL 139 533 98 144 26 9 22 59 56 120 18 6 .270 .340 .477 .817 vs. RHP: 100-350 (.286), 16 HR Leon 2 0 0 0 2 Career 139 533 98 144 26 9 22 59 56 120 18 6 .270 .340 .477 .817 RISP: 31-110 (.282), 1 HR Lombardozzi 13 6 3 0 22 Bases Loaded: 3-9 (.333), 0 HR Moore 6 2 0 0 8 * NL Rookie of the Year candidate posted arguably best teenage season in MLB history...MLB debut: April 28 at LAD. Morse 23 5 2 0 30 * 22 homers as a teen rank 2nd on all-time list. (Tony Conigliaro, 24)...98 runs scored ranked 5th in NL. Last Homer: 9/30/12 at STL (Lynn) Ramos 5 0 0 0 5 * Led NL rookie leaders in runs (94), OPS (.817), GWRBI (12) & extra-base hits (57)...ranked 2nd with 22 homers. Nationals Park: 72-262 (.275), 10 HR Solano 3 0 0 0 3 Road: 72-271 (.266), 12 HR Strasburg 1 0 0 0 1 * Washington’s W-L record when: ...posting at least one RBI (30-8)...scoring a run (55-19)...homering (15-5). * Named NL Rookie of the Month in May & Sept...began ‘12 with Triple-A Syracuse (.243, homer, 3 RBI, 21 IL games). Pre ASB: 70-248 (.282), 8 HR Suzuki (WSH only) 930 012 Post ASB: 74-285 (.260), 14 HR Tracy 2 1 0 0 3 * Career Summary: First-overall pick in 2010 Draft out of College of Southern Nevada...was drafted at age of 17. Werth 23 2 2 0 27 Zimmerman 34 11 0 0 45 Zimmermann 3 0 0 0 3 Adam LaRoche – 1B Age: 32 B/T: L/L DOB: 11/6/79 in Orange County, CA REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 45-168 (.268), 11 HR 25 ‘12 WSH NL 154 571 76 155 35 1 33 100 67 138 1 1 .271 .343 .510 .853 vs. RHP: 110-403 (.273), 22 HR Career 1186 4159 568 1114 281 10 197 684 446 1035 6 10 .268 .338 .482 .820 MULTI-RBI GAMES RISP: 40-155 (.258), 4 HR * Led MLB first baggers with 33 homers & 69 extra-base hits in MVP/Silver Slugger/Gold Glove worthy season. Bases Loaded: 6-17 (.353), 0 HR PLAYER 2-RBI 3-RBI 4-RBI 5+RBI TOT * Joined Ryan Zimmerman (‘09) & Adam Dunn (‘09-10) as only Nationals to register a 30-homer, 100-RBI campaign. Last Homer: 10/2/12 vs. PHI (Lindblom) Ankiel 20002 * Posted career highs in hits (155), homers, RBI (tied, 100), go-ahead RBI (29) and game-winning RBI (15). Nationals Park: 72-268 (.269), 17 HR Bernadina 32005 * Road: 83-303 (.274), 16 HR DeRosa 03003 Uncharacteristically thrived offensively in April (.329, 4 HR, 17 RBI)...entered ‘12 with .208 career mark in Mar/Apr. * Career Summary: Excluding ‘11 (injury), has averaged 26 home runs & 89 RBI in 7 complete big league seasons Pre ASB: 71-278 (.255), 15 HR Desmond 17 2 1 0 20 Post ASB: 84-293 (.287), 18 HR Espinosa 940013 beginning with 2005...is just one of 4 current players to hit 25 HR for 4 different MLB clubs (Beltre, Soriano, Thome). Flores 51006 GGonzalez 10001 Harper 11 5 0 0 16 Sandy Leon – C Age: 23 B/T: S/R DOB: 3/13/89 in Maracaibo, Venezuela REGULAR SEASON – 2012 LaRoche 26 4 2 0 32 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 4-8 (.500), 0 HR Leon 10001 41 ‘12 WSH NL 12 30 2 8 2 0 0 2 4 11 0 0 .267 .389 .333 .722 vs. RHP: 4-22 (182), 0 HR Lombardozzi 71008 Career 12 30 2 8 2 0 0 2 4 11 0 0 .267 .389 .333 .722 Moore 51017 RISP: 1-11 (.091), 0 HR Morse 844016 * Switch-hitting catcher debuted in big leagues in ‘12...first MLB hit: single off NYM’s R.A. Dickey, July 19 in DC. Bases Loaded: 1-3 (.333), 0 HR Ramos 10001 * In MLB debut, May 14 vs. SDP, suffered high right ankle sprain in home-plate collision with SDP’s . Last Homer: None Solano 01001 * Endured 6-week stint on the DL after collision with Headley...experienced first big league Spring Training in ‘12. Nationals Park: 8-22 (.364), 0 HR Strasburg 10001 Road: 0-8 (.000), 0 HR Suzuki (WSH only) 41106 * Combined to hit .322 with 19 doubles, 3 homers & 26 RBI in 64 minor-league games at 3 levels in 2012. Tracy 30003 * Career Summary: Latest in line of strong defensive catchers from Venezuela...signed with Nationals in Jan. ‘07 Pre ASB: 0-1 (.000), 0 HR Post ASB: 8-29 (.276), 0 HR Werth 52007 after private workout in native Venezuela with Mike Rizzo...earned a walk every 9.2 plate apps. in minor leagues. Zimmerman 12 9 2 0 23 Page 11 * POSITION PLAYERS * ‘12 SEASON IN REVIEW

Steve Lombardozzi – INF Age: 24 B/T: S/R DOB: 9/20/88 in Fulton, MD REGULAR SEASON – 2012 PLAYER RANKINGS YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 21-91 (.231), 0 HR 1 ‘12 WSH NL 126 384 40 105 16 3 3 27 19 46 5 3 .273 .317 .354 .671 vs. RHP: 84-293 (.287), 3 HR HOME RUNS (NL) Career 139 415 43 111 17 3 3 28 20 50 5 3 .267 .310 .345 .655 RISP: 24-82 (.293), 0 HR RK PLAYER HR Bases Loaded: 6-10 (.600), 0 HR 1. ...... 41 * Switch-hitting rookie played primarily 2B (51/43 games/starts) & LF (41/29) in successful rookie campaign. 2. ...... 37 * Closed strong, hitting .326 (28-for-86) dating to Aug. 8...posted 13-game hitting streak, June 29-July 20. Last Homer: 9/19/12 vs. LAD (Beckett) 3. ...... 34 * When hitting leadoff, the Nationals went 35-23 (.603)...from the top of order, batted .273 and scored 29 runs. Nationals Park: 50-173 (.289), 2 HR Road: 55-211 (.261), 1 HR 4. Adam LaRoche ...... 33 * Ranked among NL rookies in hits (8th, 105), times on base (8th, 130), total bases (10th, 136) & runs (tied 10th, 40). * Career Summary: Nationals ‘11 Minor League Player of the Year...hit .309 & won Rawling Minor League Gold Glove Pre ASB: 49-184 (.266), 1 HR EXTRA-BASE HITS (NL) Post ASB: 56-200 (.280), 2 HR RK PLAYER EXTRA-BASE HITS (2B) in ‘11...father, Steve, was an for 6 MLB seasons & batted .412 to help MIN win the ‘87 World Series. T1. Ryan Braun/Aramis Ramirez ...... 80 3. Aaron Hill ...... 76 Tyler Moore – 1B/OF Age: 25 B/T: R/R DOB: 1/30/87 in Brandon, MS REGULAR SEASON – 2012 4. Jay Bruce ...... 74 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS T5. Adam LaRoche/Corey Hart ...... 69 vs. LHP: 23-93 (.247), 5 HR 57 ‘12 WSH NL 75 156 20 41 9 0 10 29 14 46 3 0 .263 .327 .513 .840 vs. RHP: 18-63 (.286), 5 HR Career 75 156 20 41 9 0 10 29 14 46 3 0 .263 .327 .513 .840 HOME RUNS AS FIRST BASEMAN (MLB) RISP: 11-43 (.256), 2 HR RK PLAYER HR * Offers power from right side...key cog on Nationals bench...blasted 10 homers in just 156 at-bats wth the Nationals. Bases Loaded: 1-5 (.200), 0 HR 1. Adam LaRoche ...... 33 * Batted .310 (22-for-71) with 7 home runs with runners on base...when homering, Washington went 8-1. Last Homer: 10/3/12 vs. PHI (Lee) 2. Ike Davis ...... 32 * Led Nationals with 2 pinch homers (Aug. 24 at PHI, Sept. 11 at NYM)...tallied 4 extra-base hits & 7 RBI in the pinch. Nationals Park: 14-74 (.189), 3 HR 3. ...... 30 Road: 27-82 (.329), 7 HR * In 29 games with Syracuse in ‘12, batted .307 with 16 extra-base hits, including 9 homers, and 26 RBI. * Career Summary: The Nationals’ 2010 Minor League Player of the Year...paced the Nationals’ system in RBI each Pre ASB: 22-71 (.310), 4 HR HOME RUNS AS (MLB) Post ASB: 19-85 (.224), 6 HR RK PLAYER HR of the last 3 seasons (90 in ‘11, 111 in ‘10, 87 in ‘09)...hit 71 home runs in 295 minor-league games from 2010-12. 1. Ian Desmond ...... 25 2. Jimmy Rollins ...... 23 Michael Morse – OF Age: 30 B/T: R/R DOB: 3/22/82 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL 3. Sean Burnett ...... 22 REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 31-107 (.290), 4 HR RBI AS A (NL) 38 ‘12 WSH NL 102 406 53 118 17 1 18 62 16 97 0 1 .291 .321 .470 .791 vs. RHP: 87-299 (.291), 14 HR Career 485 1546 199 456 86 4 70 245 100 368 6 6 .295 .347 .492 .839 RK PLAYER RBI RISP: 30-100 (.300), 6 HR 1. Chase Headley ...... 113 * One of MLB’s best-kept offensive secrets was productive in ‘12 despite battling injuries for majority of season. Bases Loaded: 6-11 (.545), 2 HR 2. Aramis Ramirez ...... 103 * Missed season’s first 50 games with right lat strain sustained in Spring Training...first game of ‘12: June 2 vs. ATL. Last Homer: 10/3/12 vs. PHI (Papelbon) 3. Ryan Zimmerman ...... 95 * Hit .304 (106-for-349) with 13 doubles, 18 home runs and 50 RBI in 88 games beginning June 19. Nationals Park: 61-219 (.279), 7 HR Road: 57-187 (.305), 11 HR RUNS SCORED (NL) * Hit game-tying 2-run shot in the 9th and plated 2 more runs via 11th-inning double in an 11-10 win on July 29 at MIL. * Career Summary: Acquired from SEA in June ‘09 in exchange for ...including 31-homer, 95-RBI Pre ASB: 39-135 (.289), 4 HR RK PLAYER RUNS Post ASB: 79-271 (.292), 14 HR 1. Ryan Braun ...... 108 effort in ‘11, has hit .297 with 49 homers & 157 RBI in 248 games the last 2 years...began pro career as a shortstop. T2. Andrew mcCutchen/Justin Upton ...... 107 4. Jimmy Rollins ...... 102 5. Bryce Harper ...... 98 Eury Perez – OF Age: 22 B/T: R/R DOB: 5/30/90 in San Luis, DR REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 1-2 (.500), 0 HR (NL) 55 ‘12 WSH NL 13 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 .200 .200 .200 .400 vs. RHP: 0-3 (.000), 0 HR Career 13 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 .200 .200 .200 .400 RK PLAYER HBP RISP: 0-2 (.000), 0 HR 1. Carlos Quentin ...... 17 * Advanced as far as Triple-A for the first time and hit .333 with 20 stolen bases in just 40 Triple-A contests. Bases Loaded: 0-2 (.000), 0 HR 2. Carlos Ruiz ...... 16 * Last Homer: None 3. John Jay ...... 15 Was recalled by Washington on Sept. 1 & served primarily as a pinch runner...made MLB debut that night vs. STL. Nationals Park: 1-4 (.250), 0 HR 4. Danny Espinosa/Norichika Aoki/Rickie Weeks ..... 13 * Hit .314 overall to rank 2nd among Nationals full-season farmhands in ‘12...paced the system with 51 stolen bases. Road: 0-1 (.000), 0 HR * Including a .314 mark in ‘12, has hit .309 (487-for-1575) in 4 domestic seasons in Washington’s chain. SAC FLIES (NL) * Career Summary: Classic with plus speed...strong throwing arm has rendered 54 career outfield Pre ASB: — Post ASB: 1-5 (.200), 0 HR RK PLAYER BULLPEN ERA assists, including 12 in ‘12...is arguably the top homegrown player in system signed as non-drafted free agent. T1. Adam LaRoche ...... 9 T1. FFreeman/BPosey/PGoldschmidt/MScutaro ...... 9 Wilson Ramos – C Age: 25 B/T: R/R DOB: 8/10/87 in Valencia, VEN REGULAR SEASON – 2012 GAMES PLAYED (NL) YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 3-10 (.300), 0 HR RK PLAYER GAMES 3 ‘12 WSH NL 25 83 11 22 2 0 3 10 12 19 0 0 .265 .354 .398 .752 vs. RHP: 19-73 (.260), 3 HR Career 160 551 64 148 31 1 19 67 52 107 0 2 .269 .333 .432 .765 1. Sterling Castro ...... 161 RISP: 7-22 (.318), 0 HR 2. Chase Headley ...... 160 * Washington’s Opening Day catcher for first time...when starting behind the plate, Washington went 16-9. Bases Loaded: 2-2 (1.000), 0 HR T3. Danny Espinosa/Hunter Pence/Jose Reyes ..... 159 * Sustained season-ending right knee injury on May 12 at CIN...is expected to be ready for Spring Training 2013. Last Homer: 5/12/12 at CIN (Latos) GRAND SLAMS (NL) * Had 2 surgeries performed by Dr. Steadman in Vail, CO: rt. meniscus (June 1) & rt. knee ACL response (July 18). Nationals Park: 10-44 (.227), 1 HR Road: 12-39 (.308), 2 HR RK PLAYER GRAND SLAMS * As pinch hitter on May 4 vs. PHI, delievered game-ending RBI via 11th-inning bases-loaded single. Pre ASB: 22-83 (.265), 3 HR T1. Michael Morse ...... 2 * Career Summary: One of game’s fine young talents...acquired from MIN in exchange for RHP , July 29, Post ASB: — T1. 8 others ...... 2 2010...posted one of finest rookie campaigns (.267, 15 homers, 52 RBI) by a catcher of recent vintage in 2011.

Kurt Suzuki – C Age: 29 B/T: R/R DOB: 10/4/83 in Wailuku, HI REGULAR SEASON – 2012 GA & GWRBI YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 23-95 (.242), 1 HR 24 ‘12 WSH/OAK AL/NL 118 408 36 96 20 0 6 43 20 73 2 0 .235 .276 .328 .605 vs. RHP: 73-313 (.233), 5 HR Career 746 2676 300 682 139 4 62 327 187 353 17 9 .255 .311 .379 .691 PLAYER GARBI GWRBI RISP: 25-91 (.275), 1 HR Ankiel 3 2 * Was acquired from OAK on Aug. 3 in exhange for minor-league backstop David Freitas. Bases Loaded: 2-15 (.133), 0 HR Bernadina 4 3 Last Homer: 9/26/12 at PHI (Kendrick) Brown 3 2 * Batted .267 (39-for-146) with 5 doubles, 5 homers & 25 RBI in 43 regular-season games with Washington. DeRosa 1 1 * Went 15-for-41 (.366) with 4 doubles, a homer, 20 RBI and 7 walks with RISP during tenure with the Nationals. Nationals Park: 16-66 (.242), 2 HR Road: 57-213 (.268), 3 HR Desmond 17 12 * At time of , led qualified AL catchers in fielding%(.996), caught stealings (23) and caught-stealing%(38.3%). Espinosa 10 7 * Career Summary: 121 extra-base hits as a catcher ranked 3rd among all MLB backstops (McCann 139, Montero Pre ASB: 49-232 (.211), 0 HR Flores 5 3 Post ASB: 47-176 (.267), 6 HR GGonzalez 2 2 128) from 2009-11...twice (88 in ‘09, 71 in ‘10) led the A’s in RBI during 6-year tenure in OAK. Harper 17 12 LaRoche 29 15 Lombardozzi 4 1 Chad Tracy – INF Age: 32 B/T: L/R DOB: 5/22/80 in Charlotte, NC REGULAR SEASON – 2012 Moore 5 3 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 3-9 (.333), 1 HR Morse 7 5 18 ‘12 WSH NL 73 93 7 25 7 0 3 14 10 15 0 0 .269 .343 .441 .784 vs. RHP: 22-84 (.262), 2 HR Nady 1 1 Career 846 2577 311 715 168 9 82 347 226 448 11 5 .277 .337 .445 .782 Ramos 3 2 RISP: 6-21 (.286), 0 HR Solano 1 1 * One of best bench bats in MLB...hit .261 (12-for-46) with one homer, 11 RBI and 5 walks as a pinch hitter. Bases Loaded: 1-1 (1.000), 0 HR Strasburg 3 2 * Ranks among MLB pinch-hit leaders in RBI (tied 2nd, 11) and hits (tied 6th, 12). Last Homer: 5/14/12 vs. SDP (Gregerson) Suzuki 6 3 * Is a career .250 (39-for-156) pinch hitter with 12 doubles, 6 homers, 35 RBI and 20 walks...pinch OBP is .339. Nationals Park: 14-52 (.269), 3 HR Tracy 4 4 Road: 11-41 (.268), 0 HR Werth 4 2 * Doubled in the pinch on Opening Day and pinch runner eventually scored the winning run in a 2-1 victory at CHI. Zimmerman 19 10 * Career Summary: Was member of Diamondbacks NL West Championship club in 2007...was drafted/signed in Pre ASB: 13-49 (.265), 3 HR Post ASB: 12-44 (.273), 0 HR Zimmermann 2 1 2001 by Mike Rizzo, who was ARI’s Scouting Director at the time...twice hit 20-plus homers for ARI (2005, ‘06).

Jayson Werth – OF Age: 33 B/T: R/R DOB: 5/20/79 in Springfield, IL REGULAR SEASON – 2012 OUTFIELD ASSISTS YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 30-76 (.395), 1 HR 28 ‘12 WSH NL 81 300 42 90 21 3 5 31 42 57 8 2 .300 .387 .440 .827 vs. RHP: 60-224 (.268), 4 HR Career 1006 3380 544 904 185 19 145 495 477 944 104 16 .267 .362 .462 .824 PLAYER 2012 CAREER RISP: 15-60 (.250), 1 HR Ankiel 2 28 * Hit a career-best .300 and posted a stellar slash of .387 / .440 / .827 (OBP/SLG/OPS) in 2nd season in DC. Bases Loaded: 2-9 (.222), 0 HR Bernadina 3 20 Last Homer: 9/8/12 vs. MIA (Bell) DeRosa 1 9 * Suffered left radius fracture suffered, May 6 vs. PHI...missed 75 games...returned Aug. 2 and batted .312 therefafter. Harper 8 8 * Hit leadoff for the first time, Aug. 11 at ARI...in all, posted a .388 OBP & scored 25 runs in 38 game batting leadoff. Nationals Park: 56-165 (.339), 4 HR Road: 34-135 (.252), 1 HR Lombardozzi 2 2 * Batted .300+ at home (.339), vs. LHP (.395), with none on (.328), none out (.356), close & late situations (.383). Moore 1 1 * Career Summary: Signed 7-year deal with Nationals in Dec. ‘10...is in 6th career postseason...won World Series Pre ASB: 27-98 (.276), 3 HR Morse 3 13 Post ASB: 63-202 (312), 2 HR Tracy 0 1 with PHI in ‘08...13 post-season HR are tied 5th among active players (Jeter 20, Pujols 18, Thome 17 , Cruz 14). Werth 4 66

Ryan Zimmerman – 3B Age: 28 B/T: R/R DOB: 9/28/84 in Washington, NC REGULAR SEASON – 2012 YRTEAMLG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP: 47-153 (.307), 5 HR 11 ‘12 WSH NL 145 578 93 163 36 1 25 95 57 116 5 2 .282 .346 .478 .824 vs. RHP: 116-425 (.273), 20 HR 2012 EJECTIONS Career 990 3861 580 1110 250 15 153 593 395 734 30 14 .287 .353 .479 .832 RISP: 37-139 (.266), 5 HR Bases Loaded: 4-15 (.267), 0 HR PLAYER/MANAGER DATE (UMPIRE) * Hit 20 of 25 homers against righthanders, but OPS was higher against southpaws (.861 vs. LHP, .810 vs. RHP). Bryce Harper ...... Aug. 29 @ MIA (Bucknor) * Started slow, but beginning June 24, hit .321 with 26 doubles, 22 homers, 73 RBI and a .967 OPS in 90 games. Last Homer: 10/3/12 vs. PHI (Lee) * Equipment violation (helmet) * Posted career-best .908 OPS at Nationals Park in ‘12...in Feb. ‘12, signed contract extension through at least ‘19. Nationals Park: 84-276 (.304), 16 HR Road: 79-302 (.262), 9 HR Gio Gonzalez ...... Sept. 8 vs. MIA (Tichenor) * Recorded 1,000th career hit—a 5th inning single off Guillermo Moscoso—on June 26 at Coors Field. * Arguing balls and strikes from dugout Pre ASB: 68-280 (.243), 8 HR * Career Summary: The Nationals’ first draft selection in ‘05, is the club’s all-time leader in runs (580), hits (1110), Davey Johnson ...... Sept. 15 @ ATL (Hudson) Post ASB: 95-298 (.319), 17 HR * Arguing call at first base 2B (250), HR (153), RBI (593) & games (990)...owns 5 of top 10 single-season RBI tallies in Nationals history.