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Toronto Blue Jays Media Department Follow us on @BlueJaysPR (0-0) vs. BLUE JAYS (0-0) RHP Luis Severino (2017: 14-6, 2.98) vs. LHP J.A. Happ (2017: 10-11, 3.53) Game #1 Home #1 (0-0) March 29, 2018 3:37pm TV: SNET RADIO: SN590

2018 AT A GLANCE ON THE HOME FRONT: Record (2017)...... 76-86, 4th, 17.0 GB This afternoon, Toronto kicks off the 2018 campaign with the opener of a Home Attendance (Total & Average-2017)...... 3,203,886/39,554 four-game series against the Yankees...The Jays last started a season Sellouts (2017)...... 17 with a four-game set at home in 2009, taking three of four games from 2017 Season Record after 1 Game...... 0-1 the Tigers. 2017 Season Record after 2 Games...... 0-2 The Blue Jays went 42-39 at for their 4th consecutive Come From Behind Wins (2017)...... 39 winning season at home…Scored an average of 4.10 runs/game at Last Shutout by Blue Jays...... 4-0, Aug. 10, 2017 vs. NYY home, the lowest in the AL (27th in MLB)…The team’s 332 runs in home Last Shutout by Opponent...... 4-0, Sept. 29, 2017 at NYY affairs was its lowest total since 1997 (326). Under ...... 720-700 BLUE JAYS vs. YANKEES: vs. RHS/LHS (2017)...... 58-62/17-24 All-Time: 277-336...All-Time, Rogers Centre: 116-110...2017: 10-9 Blue Jays/Opponents Scoring First (2017)...... 42-34/33-51 Toronto is 1-2 all-time vs. NYY in contests, winning the Games Decided in Final AB/Walk-Off (2017)...... 16-18/7-15 last such affair, 6-1, at New York in 2015…Are 3-2 vs. NYY in Home 1- Games (2017)...... 26-27 Openers, having lost each of the last two in 2003 and 2014 (last won Franchise Record...... 3243-3274 one on April 11, 1988 by a score of 17-9). Home/Road (2017)...... 42-39/34-47 The Blue Jays took the 2017 season series, 10-9, doing so via a 2-1 Series Record/Home/Road (2017)...... 18-25-9/12-11-3/6-14-6 victory on the final day of the season in New York…Have now won Series Openers/Finales (2017)...... 23-29/24-28 three consecutive season series against the Yankees for the first time After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing (2017)...... 54-9/16-8/6-69 since winning five straight from 1990-1994...Are 35-22 vs. NYY since After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing (2017)...... 65-7/6-10/5-69 the start of 2015…Toronto’s .614 win% over that time is the highest Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road (2017)...... 5-14/1-2/4-12 against NYY of all AL teams. vs. East/Central/West/NL (2017)...... 33-43/13-18/21-14/9-11 Josh Donaldson leads the team with 12 career home runs against the Pre/Post All-Star Break (2017)...... 41-47/35-39 Yankees… five of the those homers last season, all here at Rogers 2017 at ROGERS CENTRE Centre, including two multi-HR efforts on June 2 and Aug. 8. Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Closed...... 54/51 Kendrys Morale reached base in 12 of 15 contests vs. New York last Opponents HR Dome Open/Closed...... 57/42 year, including 3-2B, 2-HR, 7-RBI and 4-BB…Steve Pearce played W/L, 2017 open/closed/other...... 22-18/20-14/0-7 eight games vs. NYY in 2017, going 10-for-28 (.357) with 2-2B, 3-HR All-time/open/closed/other...... 1250-1039/685-574/495-413/70-52 and 6-RBI (1.156 OPS). OPENING DAY 2018: DOC HALLADAY: The Blue Jays open their 42nd season of play in the American League… This season all Blue Jays players will wear a commemorative #32 Hold a record of 21-20 on Opening Day (1977-2017), losing 3-2 in 11 sleeve patch to honour the late Roy “Doc” Halladay...The righty spent 12 innings in Baltimore to start last season (now 2-3 when going to extras on seasons with the Blue Jays from 1998-2009 and represented the club as Opening Day)…Have won two of their last three Opening Day contests, an All-Star on five occasions. as well as four of the last seven and eight of their last 13. Halladay also won the 2003 Award, leading the Majors with 22 The Jays open their season against an AL East rival for the 5th consecutive wins and 266.0 while ranking T-1st in complete games year, the longest such stretch in club history…Are 7-8 against divisional (9) and 7th in (204)...Since he broke into the league 20 years opponents on Opening Day and are 6-4 all-time vs. current AL East clubs. ago, his 67 complete games are 13 more than any other player. STARTING AT HOME: Today his number becomes just the second to be retired by the Blue Today marks the first time that Toronto will begin its season at home since Jays, joining ’s #12 in the rafters at Rogers Centre. April 2, 2013 vs. CLE (a 4-1 loss)…Have gone 10-6 when at home on Opening Day (7-5 at Rogers Centre). BREAKING IT DOWN: Toronto’s 2018 Opening Day roster includes: Toronto is 26-15 overall in Home Openers (16-12 at Rogers Centre)… RHP , RHP Danny Barnes, Have lost each of their last six Home Openers, the longest such streak in – 12: RHP , LHP Jaime Garcia, LHP J.A. Happ, team history, including a 4-3 loss to Milwaukee on April 11 last year…Had LHP , RHP Seung Hwan Oh, RHP , previously never lost more than three Home Openers in a row, doing so RHP , RHP and RHP Ryan Tepera just once, from 2003-2005. – 2: and EARLY BIRDS: Infielders – 7 (+1DL): Aledmys Diaz, Josh Donaldson, Kendrys Morales, The Blue Jays have only twice played games in the month of March, Gift Ngoepe, Justin Smoak, Yangervis Solarte, Devon Travis and losing 8-4 on March 31, 2003 vs. NYY (Toronto’s only March home game) Troy Tulowitzki (DL) and falling 9-2 at TB on March 31, 2014. – 4 (+2DL): Anthony Alford (DL), , Randal Grichuk, Steve Pearce, and (DL) KICKING IT OFF: Three Blue Jays have made the starting lineup on Opening Day in each ABOUT LAST APRIL: of the three prior seasons…Russell Martin and Josh Donaldson have Last season, Toronto got off to its worst start in franchise history, going played at and third base respectively, while Kevin Pillar started in 1-9 through the first 10 games and 2-11 through 13 contests...Finished LF in 2015 and CF in 2016 and 2017. the month at 8-17...The .320 win% was the club’s 3rd worst all-time, John Gibbons is managing his 10th Opening Day game with the Jays having gone 7-15 in both 1979 and 2004. (2005-2008, 2013-current)…That ties him with (1990-1997, The Jays last finished above .500 in March/April in 2012 with a record 2009-2010) for the most in club history. of 12-11...Toronto’s .409 March/April win% since 2013 is the lowest in TORONTO, Opening Day Highs/Lows the Majors. MOST RUNS: 13, 2x, last: vs. Minnesota, April 1, 2011 MOST HITS: 16 vs. Chicago (AL), April 7, 1977 DIVISIONAL DRAMA: The Jays went 33-43 against their divisional opponents last season and FEWEST HITS: 3 at Texas, April 9, 1990 finished the year with the worst AL East record within the division…Held MOST RUNS, OPPONENT: 15 vs. Milwaukee, April 9, 1982 a losing record against its closest rivals for the first time since 2013 MOST HITS, OPPONENT: 16 vs. Milwaukee, April 9, 1982 (30-46). FEWEST HITS, OPPONENT: 3, 2x, last: at New York-AL, April 6, 2015 RECORD vs. OPPONENTS: Baltimore, 0-1; Boston, 2-1; Chicago, 2-1; AL East, Divisional Win% - 2017 Cleveland, 2-1; Detroit, 3-3; Kansas City, 3-2; Milwaukee, 0-1; Minnesota, New York Yankees 44-32 (.579) 3-1; New York, 1-2; Oakland, 2-0; Seattle, 0-3; Tampa Bay, 2-1; 41-35 (.539) Texas, 1-3 37-39 (.487) MOST STARTS: (7) 35-41 (.461) MOST WINS: Roy Halladay (3), (3) 33-43 (.434) MOST LOSSES: (3), Roy Halladay (3) UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Friday, March 30 vs. New York Yankees, 7:07 pm…RHP (0-0, -.--) vs. RHP Aaron Sanchez (0-0, -.--) Saturday, March 31 vs. New York Yankees, 4:07 pm…LHP CC Sabathia 0-0, -.--) vs. RHP Marco Estrada (0-0, -.--) Sunday, April 1 vs. New York Yankees, 1:07 pm…RHP Sonny Gray (0-0, -.--) vs. RHP Marcus Stroman (0-0, -.--) BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 2 STARTING J.A. HAPP, LHP #33 Born: Spring Valley, IL; Age: 35

TODAY’S START AND 2017 HIGHLIGHTS: YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG This afternoon marks the first Opening Day start of Happ’s career, 2017 10-11 3.53 25 25 145.1 145 57 18 46 142 .252 coming in his 12th season...Has gone 3-3 in his first starts of the 2016 20-4 3.18 32 32 195.0 168 69 22 60 163 .231 season...Happ is the Jays’ 24th different Opening Day starter, CAREER 92-76 3.93 253 228 1353.0 1298 591 162 505 1164 .252 their 5th in the last five seasons (Dickey-2014, Hutchison-2015, Stroman-2016, Estrada-2017). SINGLE-GAME HIGHS In nine starts last season vs. AL East clubs, posted a 2.21 ERA (13 2017 CAREER ER/53.0 IP) and a .219 opponents’ average. 7.0, 3x, last: 9/26 at BOS IP 9.0, 3x, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL His .198 OBA vs. LHH in 2017 ranked 6th among LHP in the AL. 9, 3x, last: 8/18 at CHC H 11, 6/13/12 at SF Allowed 1ER or fewer in 12 of his 25 starts last season, including 7, 7/23 at CLE R 8, 4x, last: 5/16/16 vs. TB five of his last six games...Allowed 2ER or fewer in 16 starts...Over 7, 7/23 at CLE ER 8, 2x, last: 5/16/16 vs. TB his last 12 starts, gave up just three home runs. 4, 3x, last: 8/30 vs. BOS BB 7, 2x, last: 5/2/13 vs. BOS Posted a 1.91 ERA (7 ER/37.2 IP) over his last six starts, while 10, 8/2 at CWS SO 12, 8/7/14 vs. BAL allowing a .133 average with RISP. 3, 7/9 vs. HOU HR 3, 7x, last: 7/9/17 vs. HOU Placed on the DL on 4/18 with left elbow inflammation...Returned 115, 7/4 at NYY PITCHES 127, 8/5/09 vs. COL to the rotation on 5/30 vs. CIN (4.0 IP, 3H, 2ER 3BB, 3K). -- CG 4, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL Surrendered a HR in the 5th inning (Ramirez) vs. BOS on 8/30, -- SHO 3, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL ending his homerless streak at 39.2 innings. 3G, 2x, last: 9/4-15 W STREAK 11 G, 6/11-8/17/16 OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: 4G, 4/11-6/5 L STREAK 7 G, 5/19-7/7/11 Has allowed an OBP of .255 (74/290) with RISP since the start of 2016, 3rd best among qualified SPs in MLB (League Avg: .339), SPLITS trailing only (.233) and (.237). 2017 CAREER Set career highs in wins (20), innings pitched (195.0), strikeouts 4-7, 3.36 ERA, 13 GS HOME 50-39, 3.65 ERA, 132G, 118GS (163) and WHIP (1.17) in 2016. 6-4, 3.70 ERA, 12 GS ROAD 42-37, 4.24 ERA, 121G, 110GS Finished 2nd in the MLB in 2016 with 20 wins (Rick Porcello-22) .252, 18 HR OPP. AVG .252, 162 HR and 3rd in win percentage (Aaron Sanchez .882, Porcello .846, .198, 3 HR VS. LHB .247, 30 HR Happ .833)…His .667 win percentage over the last two seasons is .265, 15 HR .253, 132 HR 4th best in the AL, behind (.735), Cole Hamels (.703) VS. RHB and Carlos Carrasco (.674). VS. THE YANKEES: vs. NEW YORK YANKEES W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG Won both of his starts against New York last season, allowing two 2017 2-0 1.54 2 2 11.2 8 2 1 6 11 .190 earned runs over 11.2 innings (1.54 ERA)...Over his last 10 starts CAREER 8-2 3.51 16 16 97.1 84 38 15 35 78 .231 vs. NYY, is 6-0 with a 2.23 ERA (16 ER/64.2 IP) and a .219 OBA AT HOME 4-1 3.10 8 8 49.1 47 17 5 15 36 .250 (21BB/50K)...His eight career wins against the Yankees are his most vs. any opponent. Is one of just seven pitchers in the divisional era (since 1969) to PITCH SELECTION (2017) make 10 or more consecutive starts against the Bronx Bombers Fourseam (42.3%, 92.9mph), Sinker (29.0%, 91.0mph), without a loss...The last to do it was Chuck Finley, from 1996 to (12.4%, 86.4mph), (11.0%, 86.7mph), 1999 (courtesy STATS). Curve (5.3%, 77.2mph)

2017 GAME LOGS DATE SCORE OPP DEC SCORE WHEN LEFT IP H R ER BB K HR PIT/STRIKES NOTES 4/5 L, 1-3 at BAL L 1-3 7.0 3 3 3 0 9 2 89/65 3rd time in career with 9+ strikeouts and no walks 4/11 L, 3-4 MIL L 2-4 4.2 9 4 4 0 8 2 102/70 17K and 0BB over his first two starts 4/16 L, 4-11 BAL L 0-1 4.1 4 1 1 0 3 0 68/47 Left in the 5th with elbow tightness 5/30 W, 6-4 CIN ND 4-2 4.0 3 2 2 3 3 2 81/48 First start since April 16 (DL - left elbow) 6/5 L, 3-5 at OAK L 2-5 5.1 4 5 5 3 4 2 98/59 3BB and 2HR in consecutive starts 6/11 W, 4-0 at SEA W 4-0 6.0 6 0 0 1 8 0 104/65 1st win of 2017 6/18 W, 7-3 CWS W 4-3 6.2 8 3 3 0 9 0 98/75 Two straight wins. Tied season-high with 9 K 6/23 L, 4-5 at KC ND 2-1 6.2 4 1 1 0 5 0 105/73 3rd straight 6/29 L, 0-2 BAL L 0-2 6.1 8 2 2 2 2 0 92/55 1st loss since return from DL despite QS 7/4 W, 4-1 at NYY W 4-1 6.0 4 1 1 2 6 1 115/74 7-2, 3.63 ERA in 15 career starts vs. NYY 7/9 L, 1-19 HOU L 0-6 4.0 7 6 2 3 3 3 82/47 Season low for innings 7/18 L, 4-5 at BOS ND 3-2 5.0 5 2 2 2 2 2 100/66 6 HR’s over last 3 starts 7/23 L, 1-8 at CLE L 1-7 6.0 9 7 7 3 3 1 114/63 Season-high 9H and 7ER 7/28 L, 2-7 LAA L 0-3 6.0 5 3 3 4 5 0 97/59 Lost 3rd straight decision and 4 of 5 8/2 W, 5-1 at CWS W 4-1 7.0 6 1 1 1 10 0 104/65 10 K’s for 1st time in 2017 8/8 W, 4-2 NYY W 4-1 5.2 4 1 1 4 5 0 97/57 500th K as a Jay (Gregorius) 8/13 W, 7-1 PIT W 6-1 6.0 4 1 1 3 8 0 104/62 3rd consecutive win. No HR in four starts 8/18 L, 4-7 at CHC L 1-5 5.0 9 5 5 2 8 0 103/63 Just 3rd time with 5+ ER 8/25 L, 1-6 MIN L 1-5 6.0 8 5 5 1 7 0 100/63 5+ ER in back-to-back for 1st time since 2012 8/30 L, 1-7 BOS ND 1-1 6.0 4 1 1 4 2 1 105/63 Homerless streak ended at 39.2 innings 9/4 W, 10-4 at BOS W 7-2 5.2 6 3 1 3 3 0 105/63 9th time with 1ER or less 9/10 W, 8-2 DET W 7-2 6.0 5 2 1 2 9 1 113/72 1 ER for the 6th time in 8 starts 9/15 W, 4-3 at MIN W 4-3 6.1 7 3 3 1 5 1 96/67 3rd straight win, 13th QS 9/21 L, 0-1 KC L 0-1 6.2 7 1 1 2 6 0 108/70 1 ER in four of last five starts 9/26 W, 9-4 at BOS W 5-1 7.0 4 1 1 0 9 0 107/71 Allowed 1 ER or less in 12 of 25 starts

YANKEES vs. HAPP BLUE JAYS vs. SEVERINO Name AB H HR BB SO BA Name AB H HR BB SO BA Tyler Austin 3 0 0 0 2 .000 Josh Donaldson 10 2 1 3 2 .200 Jacoby Ellsbury 24 6 0 5 3 .250 Curtis Granderson 1 0 0 3 0 .000 2017 ROTATION Clint Frazier 5 0 0 0 3 .000 Luke Maile 6 1 0 1 2 .167 STARTERS TOR AL Brett Gardner 30 9 1 1 5 .300 Russell Martin 5 1 0 2 2 .200 Wins 47 T-10th Didi Gregorius 17 2 0 0 3 .118 Kendrys Morales 6 2 0 0 0 .333 ERA 4.57 7th AVG .270 12th Aaron Hicks 16 3 1 1 1 .188 Steve Pearce 4 1 0 0 1 .250 WHIP 1.45 12th Aaron Judge 7 2 1 2 5 .286 Kevin Pillar 10 3 1 3 1 .300 IP 868.1 13th 9 2 0 0 1 .222 Justin Smoak 12 5 2 1 2 .417 SO 736 7th Gary Sanchez 9 2 1 3 3 .222 Devon Travis 7 3 0 0 1 .429 BB 337 13th 9 2 1 2 2 .222 Troy Tulowitzki 10 3 0 0 4 .300 QS 69 8th Ronald Torreyes 9 3 0 0 1 .333 Total 71 21 4 13 15 .296 Neil Walker 15 4 0 4 3 .267 Total 153 35 5 18 32 .229

CAREER MISC. YEAR STARTS QS 6+IP CG SHO GB% 2017 25 14 15 -- -- 47.3 2016 32 21 23 -- -- 43.6 Totals 228 120 138 4 3 40.8 2017 League Average GB% (44.8) as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 3 BLUE JAYS BULLPEN AXFORD, RHP #77 (0-1, 6.43 ERA, 2.10 WHIP) LH: .400 (14-35, 0HR) OH, RHP #22 (1-6, 4.10 ERA, 1.40 WHIP) LH: .333 (33-99, 7HR) 22G, 21.0IP, 17BB/21K, 27H, .310 OBA RH: .250 (13-52, 3HR) 62G, 59.1IP, 15BB/54K, 68H, .285 OBA RH: .250 (35-140, 3HR) LAST APP: 7/24 at TOR (0.0, H, ER, 2BB) LAST HR: 7/2 vs. ATL LAST APP: 9/24 at PIT (1.0, 2H, 2ER, HR) LAST HR: 9/24 at PIT FBE: 12-for-22 IR-RS: 6-1 (16.7%) SV-OP: 0-1 HOLDS: 1 FBE: 37-for-62 IR-RS: 17-8 (47.1%) SV-OP: 20-24 HOLDS: 7 THROWS (2017): Sinker (37%, 96mph), Fourseam (30%, 96mph), THROWS (2017): Fourseam (62%, 93mph), Slider (29%, 86mph), Cutter (17%, 93mph), Curve (16%, 79mph) Changeup (7%, 84mph), Curve (2%, 77mph) Started the 2017 campaign on the disabled list with a strained right Last season, led the Cardinals and ranked T-10th in the NL with 38 shoulder, the 1st DL stint of his career. games finished. Made his 2017 debut on 5/21 vs. BOS (1.0 IP, 1H, 1ER). Pitched a career-high 13 consecutive games (15.0 innings) without Allowed runs in 12 of his 22 outings last season for a career-high 6.43 allowing an earned run from 4/18-5/17/17. ERA...Struck out 21 batters over 21.0 innings. Has struck out 157 batters since joining MLB in 2016, 7th most among Will become the 26th Canadian-born player to wear a Blue Jays uniform NL relievers over that time...His 39 saves over that period also ranked (10th born in ). 7th in the NL. BARNES, RHP #24 (3-6, 3.55 ERA, 1.39 WHIP) LH: .172 (16-93, 2HR) OSUNA, RHP #54 (3-4, 3.38 ERA, 0.86 WHIP) LH: .204 (21-103, 1HR) 60G, 66.0IP, 24BB/62K, 48H, .200 OBA RH: .218 (32-147, 9HR) 66G, 64.0IP, 9BB/83K, 46H, .197 OBA RH: .191 (25-131, 2HR) LAST APP: 10/1 at NYY (1.0, 2H, ER, HR, BB) LAST HR: 10/1 at NYY LAST APP: 10/1 at NYY (1.0, K) LAST HR: 9/3 at BAL FBE: 44-for-60 IR-RS: 37-5 (13.5%) SV-OP: 0-4 HOLDS: 11 FBE: 51-for-66 IR-RS: 12-2 (16.7%) SV-OP: 39-49 HOLDS: 0 THROWS (2017): Fourseam (68%, 92mph), THROWS (2017): Fourseam (32%, 95mph), Cutter (27%, 91mph), Changeup (27%, 80mph), Slider (5%, 84mph) Slider (20%, 86mph), Sinker (17%, 95mph), Changeup (4%, 84mph) Allowed only 5 of 37 inherited runners to score last season(13.5%), the Recorded a career-high 39 saves last year, the 2nd most in a season 2nd-best percentage in the AL. in franchise history (D. Ward – 45 in 1993) and 2nd most in the AL (A. Held opponents to a .118 average (8-for-68) with runners in scoring Colome – 47). position while allowing just two extra-base hits. Became the 1st Toronto pitcher with back-to-back seasons of 35+ saves... Set a career high with 5 strikeouts on 5/30/17 vs. CIN. Became the 1st pitcher in MLB history with multiple 35+ seasons before the age of 23. CLIPPARD, RHP #36 (2-8, 4.77ERA, 1.29WHIP) LH: .215 (20-93, 3HR) Became the 4th pitcher in team history with at least three seasons of 20+ 67G, 60.1IP, 31BB/72K, 47H, .209 OBA RH: .205 (27-132, 7HR) saves – only had more (7). LAST APP: 10/1 at BOS (1.0, K) LAST HR: 9/13 at OAK Among AL relievers in 2017, ranked 1st in SO/BB (9.22), 1st in BB/9 FBE: 44-for-67 IR-RS: 30-11 (36.7%) SV-OP: 5-11 HOLDS: 9 (1.27), 6th in WHIP (0.86) and 7th in HR/9 (0.42). THROWS (2017): Fourseam (38%, 91mph), Changeup (35%,79mph), Posted personal bests last season in strikeouts (83), SO/9 (11.67), WHIP, Split (16%, 82mph), Slider (11%, 81mph) BB/9, opponents’ OBP (.234) and SLG (.274), HR/9, XBH allowed (11) and pitcher WAR (2.1). Started last season with the Yankees and went 1-5 with a 4.95 ERA over Ranks 4th on the all-time club list with 95 saves (Henke-217, Ward-121, 40 games (36.1 IP, 19BB/42K). Koch-100). Traded to the White Sox on 7/18/17...Made 11 appearances, posting a 1.80 ERA across 10.0 innings. TEPERA, RHP #52 (7-1, 3.59 ERA, 1.13 WHIP) LH: .194 (20-103, 4HR) Traded to Houston on 8/13/17 where he went 0-2 in 16 outings (6.43 ERA) 73G, 77.2IP, 31BB/81K, 57H, .205 OBA RH: .211 (37-175, 3HR) to end the regular season...Did not make any of the Astros’ postseason LAST APP: 10/1 at NYY (1.0, 2K) LAST HR: 9/24 vs. NYY rosters. FBE: 54-for-73 IR-RS: 34-8 (23.5%) SV-OP: 2-4 HOLDS: 18 THROWS (2017): Cutter (41%, 89mph), Fourseam (35%, 95mph), LOUP, LHP #62 (2-3, 3.75 ERA, 1.53 WHIP) LH: .280 (26-93, 1HR) Sinker (23%, 95mph), Slider (1%, 83mph) 70G, 57.2IP, 29BB/64K, 59H, .262 OBA RH: .250 (33-132, 3HR) LAST APP: 9/30 at NYY (0.1, 2BB) LAST HR: 8/4 at HOU Among AL RPs last season, ranked T-4th in wins (7) and T-5th in IP (77.2). FBE: 41-for-70 IR-RS: 41-9 (22.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 6 In 2017, set career marks in wins, innings, games (73), strikeouts (81), THROWS (2017): Sinker (66%, 92mph), Changeup (14%, 80mph), SO/9 (9.39) and opponents’ OPS (.633). Cutter (10%, 86mph), Curve (10%, 77mph) Held left-handed hitters to a .196 AVG (20-for-102) last year and kept opponents to a .205 average overall. Struck out a career-high 64 batters in 2017 (56 in 2014). Put together a career-best scoreless streak of 19.0 innings from 4/30- Played in 70 games last year, one shy of his career high from 2014 and 5/27, the longest streak by any Toronto pitcher in 2017. T-8th among AL pitchers. Struck out a career-high 5 batters on 4/717 at TB. Posted a 1.08 ERA (16.2 IP, 2ER, 8BB, 22K) with just two extra-base hits allowed over his last 22 games.

RPs TOR AL Ejections (2017) Reason Date Umpire ERA .240 15th Gibbons Arguing call at 3rd 4/23 at LAA De Jesus Gibbons Arguing balls & strikes 4/24 at LAA Basner AVG .312 13th Gibbons Arguing obstruction 5/8 vs. CLE Carapazza WHIP .412 13th Walker Arguing with HP umpire 5/10 vs. CLE Carapazza OPS .724 14th Gibbons Arguing balls & strikes 7/27 vs. OAK Little BB/9 222 7th Martin Arguing with HP umpire 7/27 vs. OAK Little SO/9 4.28 15th Stroman Arguing with HP umpire 7/27 vs. OAK Little HR/9 542 8th Gibbons Arguing ball & strikes 8/16 vs. TB Barksdale Pillar Arguing ball & strikes 8/22 at TB Fairchild SV% 1327 8th Donaldson Arguing ball & strikes 9/5 at BOS Hudson Bautista Arguing ball & strikes 9/25 at BOS Fairchild

Catchers GS INN ER CERA SB CCS CS% CPO PB Maile 36 339.1 132 3.50 17 9 34.6 0 4 Martin 78 683.2 340 4.48 48 12 20.0 0 3 162 1465.0 720 4.42 119 25 17.4 0 8 TOTALS 2018 DL Injury Date Games Alford R-Hamstring Strain 3/26- 0 (0-0) Pompey R-Wrist 3/26- 0 (0-0) TOR RPs SV-OP ERA AVG WHIP OPS BB/9 SO/9 HR/9 Tulowitzki R-Heel 3/29- 0 (0-0) Mar/Apr --- -.-- .--- -.-- .--- -.-- -.-- -.-- 3 Player, 3x -- -- 0

HOME RUNS (2017): Walk-off (5x, 3 players): (7x, 5 players): Morales, 4/15 vs. BAL, 7/26 vs. OAK Morales, 4/6 at TB (3rd inning off B. Snell) Pillar, 5/14 vs. SEA Goins, 5/24 at MIL (6th inning off O. Drake) Pearce, 7/27 vs. OAK, 7/30 vs. LAA Travis, 5/26 vs. TEX (2nd inning off A. Griffin) Inside-the-park: Carrera, 5/6 at TB Tulowitzki, 5/29 vs. CIN (3rd inning off R. Stephenson) Leadoff (4x): Pearce, 7/27 vs. OAK (10th inning off L. Hendriks) Bautista, 6/28 vs. BAL Pearce, 7/30 vs. LAA (9th inning off B. Norris) Carrera, 7/30 vs. LAA Goins, 9/22 vs. NYY (6th inning off M. Tanaka) Aoki, 8/22 at TB 2-HR Game (14x, 5 players): Hernandez, 9/24 vs. NYY Pearce, 5/2 at NYY Pinch-hit: Carrera, 4/18 vs. BOS Morales, 3x: 5/5 at TB, 7/27 vs. OAK Back-to-back (7x): Donaldson, 6x: 6/2 vs. NYY, 8/8 vs. NYY, 8/17 vs. TB, Morales/Smoak, 5/5 at TB (8th inning) 9/16 at MIN, 9/17 at MIN, 9/26 at BOS Maile/Stroman, 5/18 at ATL (4th inning) Smoak, 2x: 6/7 at OAK, 7/20 at BOS Donaldson/Bautista, 5/30 vs. CIN (4th inning) Hernandez, 2x: 9/10 vs. DET, 9/26 at BOS Smoak/Morales, 7/5 at NYY (3rd inning) 3-HR Game: Morales, 8/31 at BAL Smoak/Morales, 7/16 at DET (1st inning) Extra-Inning (4x): Smoak/Morales, 7/26 vs. OAK (9th inning) Bautista, 4/21 at LAA (13th inning) Lopez/Pearce, 8/23 at TB (2nd inning) Donaldson, 6/7 at OAK (10th inning) 3-HR Inning (2x): Smoak, 6/7 at OAK (10th inning) 5/30 vs. CIN (4th inning: Donaldson, Bautista, Martin) Pearce, 7/27 vs. OAK (10th inning) 8/23 at TB (2nd inning: Goins, Lopez, Pearce) as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 4 BLUE JAYS HITTERS DIAZ, #1 (.259, 7HR, .682 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .236/.264 NGOEPE, #61 (.222, 0HR, .619 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .091/.256 LAST APP: 10/1 vs. MIL (0-1) STREAK: -- LAST APP: 5/31 at NYY (PH, 0-0, SAC) STREAK: -- HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 6/14 vs. MIL HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: -- Led the Cardinals last season with 19 infield hits. Was recalled to the Pirates last season on 4/26 and made his MLB debut Put together a career-best 8G hitting streak from 5/20-5/29/17. that night vs. CHC, becoming the 1st player from the continent of Africa to Had 24 of his 74 hits go for extra-bases last year. appear in a Major League game...Singled off Jon Lester in his 1st at-bat Went 5-for-8 (.625) as a pinch-hitter last season. (1-for-2, BB, K). Reached base safely five times in his 1st MLB start (at second base) on DONALDSON, #20 (.270, 33HR, .944 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .271/.270 April 28 at MIA (3-for-3, 3B, RBI, 2BB), becoming the first Pirate to do so LAST APP: 9/30 at NYY (0-3, RBI, K) STREAK: -- since Eddie Moore in 1923. HOMESTAND: .--- (11-33, 2HR) LAST HR: 9/26 at BOS (2HR) PEARCE, #28 (.252, 13HR, .757 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .207/.270 Led the Majors last season with 15 home runs in the 1st inning (2nd, G. LAST APP: 9/29 at NYY (0-3, K) STREAK: -- Stanton-14)…The last time a player had 15 1st-inning homers was in HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 8/23 at TB 2001 (Alex Rodriguez - 18 and - 16). Ranked 1st in AL with 24 home runs after the 2017 All-Star Break (2nd Last year, became just the 3rd player in MLB history with two walk-off most in club history: Bautista - 30 in 2010)…In the second half among AL grand slams in the same season (Cy Williams-1926, -1986). batters, ranked 2nd in SLG (.606), 2nd in OPS (.992), 4th in RBI (53), 4th On 7/27 vs. OAK, became the first player since 2014 to hit a game-ending, in walks (45) and 6th in total bases (154). extra-inning grand slam after going hitless to that point in the game. Led the AL with 11 game-winning home runs last year, one back of MLB On 7/30 vs. LAA, capped a 9th-inning comeback with a walk-off grand leaders G. Stanton and E. Thames. slam off Bud Norris as the Jays overcame a 10-4 deficit to earn an 11-10 18 of his 33 HR in 2017 accounted for Toronto’s first runs of a game. victory, the largest 9th-inning comeback in team history. Since joining the Jays in 2015, 65 of his 111 HR (59%) have either tied Collected three hits on Opening Day last year (4/3 at BAL), the most in the game or given his team the lead which leads MLB over that period. his career for a first game of the season...Had two hits in his MLB debut Is one of three Toronto third basemen to hit 100+ HR (Gruber-107, on 9/1/07, but never had more than one since. Donaldson-104, Sprague-103). Missed 38 games with a right-calf injury last year, playing in less than 155 PILLAR, #11 (.256, 16HR, .704 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .336/.230 games for the first time since 2012 (75G)...His DL stint from April 14-May LAST APP: 9/27 at BOS (0-4, K) STREAK: -- 25 was the first of his career. HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/15 at MIN GRANDERSON, #18 (.212, 33HR, .775 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .202/.214 Set career highs last season in doubles (37), home runs (16), extra-base LAST APP: 9/30 at COL (1-3) STREAK: -- hits (54), walks (33) and strikeouts (95). HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/27 vs. SD Led AL center fielders in doubles and ranked 3rd in extra-base hits. Hit 20 doubles vs. LHPs, the 2nd most in the Majors (J. Ramirez-22)…Hit Hit 26 home runs last season, 21 of which came vs. RHPs...19 of his HR .336 (48-for-143) vs. lefties overall (7th in AL). came in road contests. Batted .316 (54-for-171) with 24-XBH when leading off an inning (.384 Went 6-for-19 (.316) as a pinch-hitter in 2017 with 2-2B and a HR. OBP, .550 SLG)…The 54 hits ranked 5th in the AL. Hit leadoff homers on June 21, 22 and 27 last year...All three came on the same road trip...Has 45 leadoff home runs, 6th most all-time and 2nd SMOAK, #14 (.270, 38HR, .883 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .331/.252 most among active players (Kinsler-46). LAST APP: 10/1 at NYY (1-4) STREAK: -- Last season was his first campaign with more than one grand slam, HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/14 at MIN hitting one on 8/17 vs. NYY and another four days later, 8/21 vs. PIT, the 8th slam of his career. Set an MLB record with 11 home runs in the 9th inning or later in 2017 (four more than any other player). GRICHUK, #15 (.238, 22HR, .758 OPS ​ vs. LHP/RHP: .204/.248 His career-high 38 home runs last season were the most all-time by LAST APP: 10/1 vs. MIL (1-3, HR, RBI, 2K) STREAK: -- a Toronto switch-hitter and the most by any switch-hitter since Mark HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 10/1 vs. MIL Teixeira hit 39 HR in 2011. His 37 homers as a led the Majors, and were the most by a Of his 22 home runs last year, 15 were solo homers and 17 of the 22 were TOR-1B since hit 40 HR in 2003. hit in the No. 7 position or later in the lineup (T-3rd in NL). Also set career marks last season in games played (158), hits (151), runs Homered on Opening Day 2017 vs. CHC (2R off Pedro Strop). (85), doubles (29), RBI (90), walks (73), average (.270), OBP (.355), SLG 50 of his 98 hits (51%) last season went for extra-bases...Tallied 50 XBH (.529) and OPS (.883). for a second consecutive season. Led the Blue Jays with 39 multi-hit games in 2017. Homered in four straight games from 7/21-24, matching Dexter Fowler for the longest streak by a Cardinal in 2017. SOLARTE, #26 (.255, 18HR, .731 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .211/.272 LAST APP: 10/1 at SF (1-4, RBI) STREAK: -- MAILE, #21 (.146, 2HR, .407 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .195/.124 HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/24 vs. COL LAST APP: 9/26 at BOS (0-1, K) STREAK: -- HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 5/31 vs. CIN Set career bests in home runs (18) and stolen bases (3) last season. Hit .301 with runners on base last year (.219 with none on)...Batted .293 Posted a 3.50 catcher ERA while the Jays went 21-15 in his 36 starts as (34-for-116) with runners in scoring position. catcher last season. Played eight games in 2017 at first base (four starts), 79 games at second Played in a career-high 46 games in 2017 and matched a personal best base (74 starts), 28 games at (24 starts) and 22 games at third with 10 runs scored. base (18 starts).

MARTIN, #55 (.221, 13HR, .731 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .154/.240 TRAVIS, #29 (.259, 5HR, .729 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .323/.247 LAST APP: 9/30 at NYY (1-4, 2K) STREAK: -- LAST APP: 6/4 vs. NYY (1-2, K) STREAK: -- HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/22 vs. NYY HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 5/31 vs. CIN Led all catchers with 47 walks last season…Since joining Toronto in 2015, Put together a 13-game hitting streak from 5/14-29, the longest by a Blue ranks 2nd among catchers with 149-BB (Y. Grandal-158). Jay in 2017. Ranked 2nd in 2017 with a .516 OBP in close-and-late situations (J. Altuve Stole home as part of a steal with Luke Maile on 5/13/17 vs. SEA, - .529)…Finished 5th in the AL with 16-BB in such plate appearances. the first Blue Jay to steal home since Russell Martin (part of DS)on Made nine starts at third base, one more than his previous career high 6/2/15 at WAS. in 2008. Hit his 2nd career grand slam on 5/26/17 vs. TEX (also 5/3/15 at CLE), becoming the 1st TOR-2B with multiple grand slams. MORALES, #8 (.250, 28HR, .753 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: .362/.216 Led the Majors last year with 16 doubles in May (next closest player had LAST APP: 9/29 at NYY (0-3, K) STREAK: -- 10). HOMESTAND: .--- (-) LAST HR: 9/26 at BOS His four homers to tie the game or give his team the lead from the 9th inning on last season were the most in MLB and tied for the most in team history (Bautista-2013, Donaldson-2015). His 28 home runs in 2017 ranked 4th among all switch-hitters. Hit eight homers in close-and-late situations last season, which tied with 2017 TOR AL four others for the most in the Majors. Homered three times on 8/31 at BAL to become the 17th different Blue AVG .240 15th Jay to hit 3+ HR in a game...Collected a career-best 7-RBI. OBP .312 13th Hit a career-high .362 (46-for-127) vs. left-handed pitching last year, SLG .412 13th which ranked 2nd in the AL (A. Garcia - .424). OPS .724 14th HR 222 7th R/G 4.28 15th BB 542 8th SO 1327 8th RISP .229 14th DIFF. -91 12th - 2018 Statistics