(1-0) at (0-1) Game No. 2  April 7, 2015  Marlins Park  Miami, Fla. LHP Alex Wood (11-11, 2.78 in 2014) vs. RHP Mat Latos (5-5, 3.25 in 2014)

TONIGHT’S GAME: The Braves and Marlins play the second game of a three-game season-opening series and the second of 19 contests between the two clubs this season (nine at Marlins Park and 10 at )...The Braves vs. Marlins Marlins claimed a 10-9 edge in last season’s series, but the Braves hold an all-time advantage of 209-150 over the 2014 2015 All-Time Overall 9-10 1-0 209-150 Fish, including a 95-84 mark in Miami and and a 20-9 record at Marlins Park...LOOKING AHEAD: Following at Atlanta 5-5 --- 114-66 this series, the Braves will return home for their opening homestand against the with a three-game at Turner Field (‘97) ------97-58 weekend series, April 10-12, and the Miami Marlins (three games, April 13-15)...First pitch on Friday night is at Miami 4-5 1-0 95-84 scheduled for 7:35 p.m., but fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 6:45 p.m. for the opening ceremonies. at Marlins Park (‘12) ------20-9 IN CASE YOU MISSED YESTERDAY’S TRADE: Yesterday afternoon the Braves acquired the ’ Competitive Balance Round B pick (75th overall) in the 2015 free agent draft in exchange for minor league OF Victor Reyes...STOCKING UP: The Braves now have fi ve of the top 75 picks in the 2015 draft, The Defense Never Rests including selections 14, 28, 41, 54 and 75. Four of the top fi ve team season fi elding percentages in Braves franchise history have come in manager Fredi ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The Braves opened the season with a 2-1 win over the Marlins last night...Atlanta Gonzalez’s tenure (2011-14): plated a fi rst-inning run on a Nick Markakis single (to score Jace Peterson)...After Miami tied the game with a Season Fld Pct. PO/AST E TC two-out RBI in the third inning, but the Braves scored the winning run in the sixth when Eric Young, Jr., scored 1. 2011 .987 4439/1675 83 6197 from third base on a Markakis’ fi elder’s choice...RHP Julio Teheran went 6.0 IP and fanned four batters while 2. 2005 .986 4331/1803 86 6220 allowing one walk... nailed down the in the ninth after Luis Avilan (0.2 IP) and Jim Johnson 3. 2013 .986 4351/1680 85 6116 4. 2012 .986 4336/1654 86 6076 (1.1 IP) each posted a hold...Avilan entered the game in the seventh inning with the bases loaded and no outs and 5. 2014 .986 4365/1527 85 5977 promptly induced a 5-2-3 double play. CHECK YOUR SCORECARD: Three Braves players switched uniform numbers from the roster, including RHP Brandon Cunniff (now number 50), RHP Cody Martin (57) and INF Jace Peterson (8)... How the 2015 Braves Were Built Newly-acquired OF Cameron Maybin is number 25. Drafted/Developed:...... 9 SEASON OPENER: The Braves’ win yesterday made them 23-27 in season openers since moving to Atlanta Trade: ...... 5 in 1966 (12-10 at home, 11-17 on the road)...ROAD OPENERS: The Braves opened the season on the road for Free Agency/Waivers:...... 11 the ninth time in the last 11 seasons (since 2005)...Over that stretch, the only seasons that they opened at home came Roster Breakdown in 2010 and 2013...50th SEASON IN ATLANTA: The Braves are in their 140th season of play in the National (12) League and their 50th season in Atlanta...The Braves were in Boston for 77 years (1876-1952), in Milwaukee for 43 Luis Avilan ...... LHP 13 years (1952-1965) and have been in Atlanta sine 1966...BRAVES/MARLINS LID LIFTERS: This marked 50 Brandon Cunniff (R) ...... RHP just the second time the Braves and Marlins matched up in the season opener, and the fi rst time since 2005 (also at 34 Trevor Cahill...... RHP Miami)...The 2005 contest resulted in a 9-0 Marlins win...Atlanta’s full list of results can be found on 39 Jason Grilli ...... RHP pages 452-453 of the media guide. 56 (R)...... RHP 53 Jim Johnson...... RHP THE SKIPPER: Manager Fredi Gonzalez is in his fi fth season at the helm of the Braves and his ninth season 52 Andrew McKirahan (R)...... LHP as a Major League manager...The Braves went 79-83 last season (T2nd in NL East ) and in 2013, Gonzalez led the 57 Cody Martin (R) ...... RHP Braves to a 96-66 mark and the NL East title (Atlanta’s fi rst division crown since 2005)...He owns a career mark 17 Shelby Miller...... RHP of 634-569 (.527), including 358-290 (.552) with the Braves and 276-279 in three-plus seasons (2007-10) with the 37 ...... LHP Marlins...In Gonzalez’s four seasons with the Braves, Atlanta ranks as the NL’s third-winningest team behind St. 49 Julio Teheran ...... RHP Louis (365-283) and Washington (360-287) and is fi fth in the majors...GETTING DEFENSIVE: Since his ar- 40 Alex Wood ...... LHP rival in 2011, manager Fredi Gonzalez has stressed strong defense and fundamentals...The Braves own the second- (2) B/T best team fi elding percentage in the majors during Gonzalez’s tenure, with a mark of .986 (CIN is No. 1, at .987)... 27 Christian Bethancourt...... R/R Four of the top fi ve season fi elding percentages in franchise history have come under Gonzalez (see chart at right). 15 A.J. Pierzynski ...... L/R HOW THE ROSTER SHAPES UP: The Braves’ season-opening day (listed at right) includes 12 pitchers, (6) B/T two catchers, six infi elders and fi ve outfi elders...Only six players were on the opening day roster last season...The 1 ...... S/R roster includes fi ve rookies, including RHP Brandon Cunniff, LHP Cody Martin, INF Jace Peterson, RHP Juan 5 Freddie Freeman ...... L/L Jaime and LHP Andrew McKirahan (Cunniff, Martin and McKirahan will be making their Major League debut)... 11 Phil Gosselin ...... R/R Fifteen players are donning a Braves uniform for the fi rst time in their career...In addition, the Braves placed a total 23 Chris Johnson ...... R/R of fi ve players on the disabled list...LHP Mike Minor was placed on the 15-day DL (left shoulder infl ammation), 8 Jace Peterson (R) ...... L/R as well as outfi elder Joey Terdoslavich (left wrist sprain, retroactive to April 2)...Three pitchers were placed on 19 Andrelton Simmons ...... R/R the 60-day disabled list including left-hander Josh Outman (thoracic outlet syndrome) and right-handers Shae (5) B/T Simmons and , who are both recovering from “Tommy John” surgery...RHP Arodys Vizcaino and OF 7 Jonny Gomes...... R/R Dian Toscano were both placed on the restricted list. 24 Kelly Johnson...... L/R 22 Nick Markakis...... L/L THE START OF SOMETHING: Atlanta’s best record to open a season is 13-0 in 1982...Their worst 25 Cameron Maybin ...... R/R season-opening mark is 0-10 in 1988...OUT OF THE GATE: The Braves started last season with a 2-0 loss at 4 Eric Young, Jr...... S/R Milwaukee, but rebounded to go 4-2 on their season-opening road trip and went 17-9 in the month of April...They (R) indicates Rookie started the 2013 season with a 12-1 record en route to a 17-9 mark in the month of April...The Braves lost their fi rst four games in 2012, including a three-game sweep in their opening series at New York, before rebounding and ending the month of April with a 14-9 record. Upcoming Milestones SPRING HAS SPRUNG: The Braves concluded their spring season on Saturday with a 5-3 win over Balti- Needs For more...The Braves offi cially fi nished the exhibition season with a 15-17-2 record...More than 100,000 fans took in a Jonny Gomes 34 Runs 500 game at Champion Stadium this spring. Jason Grilli 53 Games 500 Kelly Johnson 68 At-Bats 4,000 HOME OPENER: Fans heading out to Turner Field for the home opener on Friday are encouraged to arrive 17 Hits 1,000 early...Fans should plan in advance and factor travel time, parking and security into their arrival time in order to be 31 RBI 500 seated by 6:45 p.m. for the special pregame ceremony...Tickets are still available for the game... The Braves will pay 32 Walks 500 tribute to the last 50 years in Atlanta in a special pregame ceremony with video highlights and appearances by some Nick Markakis 134 Games 1,500 of the most iconic fi gures in Braves history. Scheduled to appear: Bill Bartholomay, , Phil Niekro, Dale 9 Home Runs 150 Murphy, Bobby Cox, Fred McGriff, Sid Bream and Chipper Jones...Parking lots will open at 2 p.m. and the Turner Cameron Maybin 7 Stolen Bases 100 Field gates will open three hours (4:35 p.m.) before the fi rst pitch...Please note: the media parking lot opens at 7 a.m. A.J. Pierzynski 13 Home Runs 200 Eric Stults 98 500 Upcoming Birthdays UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS AND TV SCHEDULE Player/Coach Date Turns Alberto Callaspo 4/19 32 DATE OPP. PROBABLE PITCHERS TV TIME Eddie Perez 5/4 47 Thu., April 8 at MIA RH Shelby Miller (10-9, 3.74 in ‘14) vs. RH Tom Koehler (10-10, 3.81 in ‘14) SS 7:10 Jace Peterson 5/9 25 Thu., April 9 OPEN DATE Eric Young, Jr. 5/25 30 Fri., April 10 NYM LH Eric Stults (8-17, 4.30 in ‘14) vs. LH Jonathon Niese (9-11, 3.40 in ’14) FSS 7:35 Jim Johnson 6/27 32 Sat., April 11 NYM RH Julio Teheran (1-0, 1.50) vs. RH Dillon Gee (7-8, 4.00 in ’14) SS 7:10 Terry Pendleton 7/16 55 Sun., April 12 NYM LH Alex Wood vs. RH Bartolo Colon (1-0, 1.50) FSS 1:35 Luis Avilan 7/19 26 Juan Jaime 8/2 28 All times listed are Eastern; All games broadcast on 680 The Fan and the Braves Radio Network Cody Martin 9/4 26 PTV-Peachtree TV; FSS-Fox Sports South; SS-SportSouth Andrelton Simmons 9/4 26 TONIGHT’S STARTING WOOD - MOST RECENT GAME RESULTS DATE OPP. DECISION IP H R ER BB SO HR #P ALEX WOOD • LHP • 6-4 • 215 • 23 yrs • #40 Spring Totals (5) 0-1, 3.66 19.2 21 10 8 5 12 1 11-11, 2.78 ERA (2014) *average pitches vs. LHB: .247 (41-for-166), 3 HR vs. RHB: .236 (110-for-467), 13 HR WOOD - SEASON & CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO  Is making his 36th career start and his 67th career appearance. 2014 11-11 2.78 35 24 171.2 151 58 53 45 170  Tonight is his seventh start and 10th career appearance against Miami. He owns Career 14-14 2.89 66 35 249.1 227 87 80 72 247 a 2-3 record with a 3.76 ERA vs. MIA, including going 2-2, 2.07 in 2014. WOOD vs. MARLINS  Made three starts at Marlins Park last season (1-1, 6.08) and has made four W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO career starts at MIA (1-1, 5.65). 2014 2-2 2.07 5 4 29.1 25 10 10 3 31  Has recorded two of his three career double-digit games vs. MIA with Career 2-3 3.76 9 6 40.2 38 17 17 6 43 both outings coming last season on 8/31 (12 strikeouts), and 4/22 (11 strikeouts). Last win vs. MIA: 8/31/14 vs. MIA (1-0). 2015 SPRING RECAP WOOD’S MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER HIGHS Most Innings Pitched (Starter) ...... 8.0, three times, last: 8/31/14 vs. MIA Made fi ve spring starts and went 0-1 with a 3.66 ERA and 12 Ks in 19.2 IP.  Most Pitches Thrown ...... 124, 8/10/14 vs. WSH 2014 RECAP Most Strikeouts ...... 12, twice, last: 8/31 vs. MIA Most Walks Allowed ...... 4, twice, last: 8/5/14 at SEA  As a starter, went 8-10 with a 2.59 ERA and 151 K in 156.1 IP (24 GS), compared Most Hits Allowed...... 12, 7/25/14 vs. SD to a 3-1 record with a 4.70 ERA and 19 K in 15.1 IP out of the bullpen (11 app). Most Runs Allowed...... 7, twice, last: 4/29/14 at MIA  Pitched 7.0+ innings in 13 of his 24 starts, and despite his 1.62 ERA and .187 Most Home Runs Allowed ...... 1, 19 times, last: 9/23/14 vs. PIT opponents’ batting average in those 13 games, the Braves were just 5-8. Longest Winning Streak...... 3 games, twice, last: 5/9-6/1/14 Longest Losing Streak ...... 4 games, 4/17-5/4/14  His 3.15 run support average ranked as the third-lowest in the NL. 10+ Strikeout Games ...... 3 games, last: 8/31/14 vs. MIA (12)  Began the season by making seven starts for Atlanta, but went just 2-5 despite Career Complete Games ...... 1 game (8.0 IP), 4/17/14 at PHI (L, 1-0) allowing two-or-fewer runs in six of those seven starts.  Was optioned to Gwinnett (AAA) on 6/10 to be stretched out as a starter and was recalled on 6/25, when he was placed in RHP Gavin Floyd’s spot in the rotation. TOMORROW’S STARTING PITCHER After being inserted back into the starting rotation on 6/25, Wood went 6-5 with a 2.43  SHELBY MILLER - SEASON & CAREER ERA through the remainder of the season. His ERA ranked ninth among National League starters in that span (minimum 13 starts), while his .219 opponents’ batting W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO average ranked seventh and his 3.57 strikeout/walk ratio ranked 13th. 2014 10-9 3.74 32 31 183.0 160 78 76 73 127 Career 26-18 3.33 69 63 370.0 321 145 137 134 312  Tossed his first career complete game (8.0 IP) 4/17 at PHI, but suffered a 1-0 loss. MILLER vs. MARLINS  Matched up against MIA’s Jose Fernandez in a pitching duel on 4/22, as he allowed one run on four hits in 8.0 IP, with 11 strikeouts and no walks in a 1-0 loss. W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2014 0-1 6.97 2 2 10.1 17 8 8 3 7 CAREER RECAP Career 0-1 6.97 2 2 10.1 17 8 8 3 7  Used exclusively as a starter over his two seasons (2012-13) with Rome (A), Last win vs. MIA: None. Mississippi (AA), and Gwinnett (AAA), he went 9-5 with a 1.73 ERA in 24 minor league starts. Had 114 Ks in 114.2 IP, with 31 walks and just two HR allowed.  Selected by the Braves in the second round (85th overall) of the 2012 June free agent draft out of the University of Georgia.

BULLPEN BRIEFS TEAM BULLPEN TOTALS W-L: 0-0 SV-OPP: 1-1 ERA: 0.00 IP: 3.0 R: 0 ER: 0 Luis Avilan • LHP • 6-2 • 220 • 25 yrs • #43 HITS/HR: 0/0 BB: 0 SO: 3 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/retired: 1/1 Inherited Runners/Scored: 3/0 1st Batter Faced/Retired: 3/3 (100%) • Entered with the bases loaded and 0 outs on 4/6 at MIA and used three pitches to induce a 5-2-3 DP. Inherited Runners/Scored: 5/0 (0%) • Made 62 appearances (43.1 IP) out of the bullpen in 2014, going 4-1 with 4.57 ERA in his third Major League season. Owns a career mark of 10-1 with a 2.56 ERA over 168 relief appearances. BRAVES BULLPEN BY MONTH • Allowed just 11-of-48 (22.9%) inherited runners to score in 2014, the 14th-best mark in the N.L. Month W-L ERA SV-OP IP H R ER BB SO HR • Suffered his fi rst career loss on 4/10/14 vs. NYM in his 110th career game. According to Elias, his 110 April 0-0 0.00 1-1 3.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 outings without a loss to open his career was the fi fth-longest streak in Major League history (since 1900). Trevor Cahill • RHP • 6-3 • 240 • 27 yrs • #34 MOST RECENT APPEARANCES Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 LUIS AVILAN • Made 170 starts over a six-year MLB career, going 62-67 with a 4.11 ERA over 1012.2 innings. DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR • In 16 career relief outings, pitched to a 2.60 ERA (8 ER/27.2 IP) with 29 strikeouts and one save. Spring Totals (9) 0-0, 2.00 9.0 8 5 2 3 7 0 Brandon Cunniff • RHP • 6-0 • 185 • 26 yrs • #50 4/6 at MIA H, 1 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 • His fi rst appearance will mark his Major League debut. 2015 marks his fourth professional campaign. TREVOR CAHILL DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR • Pitched to a 4.50 ERA (4 ER/8.0 IP) over seven spring appearances striking out six. Spring Totals (4) 0-0, 3.60 10.0 14 4 4 5 10 0 • Compiled a 1.58 ERA and a .187 opponents’ batting average between Lynchburg (A) and Mississippi (AA) last season, both of which stood as the third-lowest mark in all of minor league . BRANDON CUNNIFF Jason Grilli • RHP • 6-5 • 225 • 38 yrs • #39 DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Spring Totals (7) 0-1, 4.50 8.0 6 4 4 6 6 2 • Earned his fi rst career Opening Day save on 4/6 at MIA, tossing 1.0 perfect inning with two strikeouts. • Ranks eighth among N.L. relievers with a 12.23 strikeouts/9.0 IP ratio over the last three seasons, JASON GRILLI from 2012 to 2014. Fanned 221 batters over 162.2 IP in that span. Struck out 11 over 8.0 spring IP. DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR • Split the 2014 seaon between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles (AL), combining to go 1-5 with a 4.00 ERA Spring Totals (8) 1-0, 2.25 8.0 6 2 2 0 11 0 over 62 appearances between the two clubs. Converted 12 of 17 save chances. 4/6 at MIA S, 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 • Was a 2013 National League All-Star, his fi rst such distinction. Tossed 1.0 scoreless inning. Juan Jaime • RHP • 6-2 • 250 • 27 yrs • #56 JUAN JAIME Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Spring Totals (9) 0-0, 5.19 8.2 8 5 5 11 9 0 • Allowed 1 run over his fi nal 7 spring training outings spanning 7.0 IP. • Logged 12.1 innings over 16 outings with Atlanta last season in his fi rst Major League action. Pitched to a 5.84 ERA (8 ER/12.1 IP) and struck out 18 batters. JIM JOHNSON DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR • Led Braves minor league relievers with 18 saves in 2014 on his way to earning Triple-A Gwinnett’s Spring Totals (7) 0-0, 1.42 6.1 5 3 1 3 3 0 Pitcher of the Year honors. Also earned Gwinnett’s Most Outstanding Reliever award for the season. 4/6 at MIA H, 1 1.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Jim Johnson • RHP • 6-6 • 240 • 31 yrs • #53 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 2/0 CODY MARTIN • Made his 7th Opening Day appearance on 4/6 at MIA by tossing 1.1 scoreless innings and DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR stranding two runners. Induced a foulout with 2 outs and runners on 2nd and 3rd to end the 7th. Spring Totals (4) 1-0, 0.00 9.0 4 0 0 4 8 0 • Led the A.L. in saves in back-to-back seasons in 2012 (51) and 2013 (50) while with BAL. Became the sec- ond pitcher in Major League history to record back-to-back 50-save seasons (LAD’s Eric Gagne; 2002-03). ANDREW McKIRAHAN • Since the start of the 2012 season, he’s converted 88.8% (103-for-116) of his save opportunities, the DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR 10th-best mark in the majors in that span. 103 saves rank as the eighth most in that time frame. Spring Totals (9) 1-1, 2.45 11.0 12 3 3 3 9 1 • Save percentage of 94.4 ranked third in the majors and second in the A.L. in 2012. Cody Martin • RHP • 6-3 • 230 • 25 yrs • #57 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 • His fi rst appearance will be his Major League debut after making the Club out of spring training. Did not allow a run in four spring appearances (9.0 IP), striking out eight. • Pitched to a 26-22 record with a 3.07 ERA in 100 career minor league outings (67 starts). Andrew McKirahan • LHP • 6-2 • 195 • 25 yrs • #52 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 • Was claimed by ATL off waivers from MIA on 4/1/15. Selected by MIA from CHI in the 2014 on 12/11/14. His fi rst appearance will be his Major League debut. • Posted 10 saves and a 2.08 ERA in 44 games (all in relief) last season in the Cubs organitation. In four mi- nor league seasons, he has appeared in 89 games as a reliever and owns a 5-6 record with a 2.16 ERA. 2015 BRAVES BITS

Christian Bethancourt • C • 6-2 • 205 • 23 yrs • #27 Kelly Johnson • OF • 6-1 • 195 • 33 yrs • #24 MIA Series: .000 (0-4) Streak: 0-4 MIA Series: .000 (0-3) Streak: 0-3 Road Trip: .000 (0-4) Last HR: None Road Trip: .000 (0-3) Last HR: 9/23/14 at NYY (McCarthy) with BAL • This marked his fi rst career appearance on an Opening Day roster. • Made his 10th career appearance on an Opening Day roster & 9th start. • Batted .286 (12-for-542) with 6 2B, 1 HR and 7 RBI in 15 spring contests. Was side- • Batted .309 (17-for-55) with 7 extra-base hits, including 4 2B and 9 RBI in 22 lined a few times during spring games, from 3/12 through the end of camp, due to a spring contests. Saw time at 2B, 3B, 1B, RF and LF. minor knee contusion, being diagnosed with the fl u & having two wisdom teeth pulled. • Played in 106 games between the NYY, BOS and BAL in ‘14. Batted a combined • Entered 2015 ranked by as the organization’s fifth-best pros- .215 (57-for-265) with 23 XBH, including 7 HR & 27 RBI between the three clubs. pect. Also tabbed by BA as the “Best Defensive ” in the Braves system. • Returns to the Braves for his 2nd stint with the organization in his 10th ML sea- • Split time between ATL and the Gwinnett Braves (AAA) in 2014, appearing in 31 son. He was originally drafted by ATL in the compensation round (38th overall) games over two stints, 6/28-7/21 and 9/2 through the remainder of the season. of the 2000 first-year player draft and remained with the org. through ‘09 season. Batted .248 (28-for-113) with 3 2B and 9 RBI, while starting 29 of 31 contests. • Since the start of 2010, ranks 5th among ML second basemen with 86 HR. • Collected first Major League hit 6/28 at PHI with an INF 1B to SS in 6th inning. • Has hit the double-digit home run mark in six of his eight full seasons. • Named to 2014 MLB All-Star Futures Game World Team (w/ATL at time of game). • Has been a part of seven different Major League organizations, including five • Signed by the Braves as a non-drafted free agent on March 12, 2008. different teams over the last three seasons (since 2012). Alberto Callaspo • INF • 5-9 • 225 • 31 yrs • #1 Nick Markakis • OF • 6-1 • 175 • 31 yrs • #22 MIA Series: .333 (1-3) Streak: 1 game (1-3, .333) MIA Series: .250 (1-4) Streak: 2 games (3-8, .375) dating to ‘14 Road Trip: .333 (1-3) Last HR: 8/24/14 vs. LAA (Weaver) with OAK Road Trip: .250 (1-4) Last HR: 9/25/14 at NYY (Kuroda) with BAL • Made his 8th career appearance on an Opening Day roster & his 2nd OD start. • Collected two RBI in ATL’s 2-1 win yesterday, with an RBI-single in the fi rst • Batted .261 (18-for-69) with 1 2B & 5 RBI while playing 2B & 3B in 23 spring contests. inning and a run-scoring FC in the sixth frame. Also stole a base in the sixth. • Appeared in 127 games with OAK in ‘15 and batted .223 (90-for-404) with 19 • Made his 10th career appearance on an Opening Day roster and his 8th OD start. XBH and 39 RBI. Made 108 total starts: 41 at 2B, 17 at 1B, 16 at 3B. • Went 5-for-25 (.200) in 8 offi cial spring games. Made his fi rst appearance of the • Has a career average of 11.18 plate appearances per strikeout, the 5th- spring on 3/23 and in addition to his 8 games with the ML club, played in a handful best mark in the majors since the start of the 2006 season. of minor league games, logging approx. 30 at-bats between the Majors and minors. • Over his nine-year career, has played in 538 games at third base and 295 • Owns 329 straight errorless games in the OF (dating to 8/11/12). The MLB mark games at second base. Has also made appearances at 1B, SS and the OF. for consecutive errorless games by an OF is 392, by Darren Lewis (1990-94). • Signed by ATL to a one-year contract as a free agent on December 16, 2014. • Underwent successful fusion surgery to repair a herniated disc in his neck on • The Braves are his fi fth Major League organization (ARI, KC, LAA, OAK). Origi- 12/17/14. The surgery was performed by Dr. Steven Wray in Atlanta, Ga. nally signed by the as a non-drafted free agent in 2001. • Posted a .276 (177-for-642) BAvg. with 27 2B, 14 HR & 50 RBI in 155 games in ‘14. Freddie Freeman • INF • 6-5 • 225 • 25 yrs • #5 • Signed a four-year contract with ATL on 12/5/14 after playing nine seasons with the (was BAL’s seventh overall selection in 2003 draft). MIA Series: .250 (1-4) Streak: 4 games (5-for-15, .333) dating to ‘14 Cameron Maybin • OF • 6-3 • 215 • 28 yrs • #25 Road Trip: .250 (1-4) Last HR: 9/5/14 at MIA (Cosart) MIA Series: .000 (0-1) Streak: 0-1 • Yesterday marked his fi fth straight Opening Day start. • Batted .339 (20-for-59) with 5 2B, 3 HR, 11 RBI & a .420 OB% in 24 spring games. Road Trip: .000 (0-1) Last HR: 5/30/14 at CWS (Danks) with SD • Was one of four Major League players to play in all 162 regular-season games in • Acquired Sunday as part of a six-player trade with SD. The Braves are his 4th 2015, joining KC’s Alcides Escobar, TB’s Evan Longoria and SF’s Hunter Pence. Major League organization. Celebrated his 28th birthday Sat. (4/4). • Set Braves franchise mark in ‘14 & led the majors with 1,449 innings played. • Made his seventh career appearance on an Opening Day roster. • Produced a .288 (175-for-607) batting average in 2014 with 65 extra-base hits, • Batted .301 (16-for-53) with 2 2B, 1 HR, 5 RBI and 3 SB in 17 spring games. including 18 home runs and 78 RBI. His .288 batting average ranked tied for • Played in 95 games for the Padres in 2014, batting .235 with 13 doubles, four 2nd among National League first basemen, while his .386 OB % ranked T1st. triples, one home run and 15 RBI. Missed the fi rst 25 games of the 2015 cam- • In 2014, collected a career-high 43 doubles, tops among National League first paign after suffering a ruptured left biceps tendon during spring training. basemen, fifth overall in the majors and second in the NL. • Committed just two errors last season, his fi rst on 9/8, which snapped a streak of • Reached base safely multiple times in 89 games in ‘14, most in the Majors (ESB). 189 consecutive games (1499.2 innings) without an error. • Owns the 12th-best mark in the NL with a .313 (129-for-412) batting avg. • Owns a .246 (461-for-1873) career batting average with 82 doubles, 32 home with runners in scoring position over the last 4 seasons (2012-15). runs and 150 RBI over parts of eight major league seasons. • Owns a .294 (324-for-1101) batting average with 67 doubles, 44 homers and • Was a fi rst-round (10th overall) selection by DET in the 2005 draft. 183 RBI in 314 career games played at Turner Field. Jace Peterson • INF • 6-0 • 200 • 24 yrs • #8 • Agreed to terms on an eight-year contract w/ATL through the 2021 season on 2/4/14. MIA Series: .333 (1-3) Streak: 1 game (1-3, .333) • Finished 5th in the 2013 N.L. Most Valuable Player of the Year voting. Road Trip: .333 (1-3) Last HR: None • Finished 2nd in the 2011 N.L. Rookie of the Year voting (to teammate C. Kimbrel). • Made his fi rst career appearance on an Opening Day roster yesterday and Jonny Gomes • OF • 6-1 • 230 • 34 yrs • #7 went 1-for-3 with a run scored. MIA Series: .--- Streak: 1 game (1-2, .500) • Batted .324 (22-for-68) with 5 2B, a .410 OB% and 3 SB in 25 spring contests. Road Trip: .--- Last HR: 7/18/14 vs. KC (Downs) with BOS • Entered ‘15 ranked by Baseball America as ATL’s 9th-best prospect, as well as the “Best Athlete” & possessing the “Best Strikezone Discipline” among ATL farmhands. • Made his 9th career appearance on an Opening Day roster. • Made his Major League debut in 2014, having been called up to the majors on • Batted .179 (10-for-56) with one 2B, one HR and 8 RBI in 21 spring contests. 4 different occasions. Started 18 games total for the Padres, 10 at 2B & 8 at 3B. • Opened the 2014 season with the and played in 78 games before • Had his contract selected from San Antonio (AA) on 4/25 & made his ML debut being traded to the as a part of a three-player trade on 7/31. that night at WSH: came off the bench to go 1-for-2 with a 1B off S. Strasburg. • Posted identical batting averages for each club last season, with a .234 aver- • In 86 games combined between El Paso (AA) and San Antonio (AAA) last sea- age (64-for-273). Went 49-for-209 for BOS and 15-for-64 for OAK. son, batted .307 (99-for-322) with 24 2B, 6 3B, 16 SB and a .402 OB %. • Played in 105 total games in 2014, including 84 appearances (59 starts) in LF. • Acquired by the Braves from the Padres in a six-player trade on 12/19/14. • Is a .244 (787-for-3231) career hitter with 155 home runs and 500 RBI. • Has participated in the postseason in four of the past five seasons, advancing to A.J. Pierzynski • C • 6-3 • 210 • 38 yrs • #15 the PS with OAK (2014 and 2012), BOS (WS Champions, 2013) and CIN (2010). MIA Series: .--- Streak: None • Signed by the Braves to a one-year contract as a free agent on February 3, 2015. Road Trip: .--- Last HR: 8/8/14 at BAL (Tillman) with STL Atlanta is his sixth Major League organization & his third National League team. • Made his 15th career appearance on an Opening Day roster. Phil Gosselin • INF • 6-1 • 200 • 26 yrs • #11 • Went 15-for-41 (.366) over 16 spring contests. MIA Series: .--- Streak: None • Played in 102 games (.251/5/37) between Boston (72) and St. Louis (30) in 2014. Signed by STL on 7/26 after being released by BOS on 7/16. Road Trip: .--- Last HR: 8/15/14 vs. OAK (J. Chavez) • Started at catcher for Games 3 and 4 of the NLCS vs. SF (.167, 1-for-6). • Made his fi rst career appearance on an Opening Day roster. • Leads active major leaguers with 1,765 career games behind the plate. His 14,172.2 • Batted .262 (16-for-61) while playing every defensive position other than catcher career innings caught rank 12th in MLB since the start of the divisional era in 1969. and pitcher over 27 spring contests. • Signed by the Braves to a one-year contract as a free agent on 1/7/15. • For the second consecutive season, split time between the Major League club and the Triple-A Gwinnett Braves in 2014. Combined to hit .324 (164-for-506) Andrelton Simmons • INF • 6-2 • 195 • 24 yrs • #19 with 33 doubles and 75 runs 142 games between to two levels. MIA Series: .000 (0-4) Streak: 0-4 • Appeared in 46 games over two stints for the Braves in ‘14, 7/26 through the end of the season and batted .266 (34-for-128). Recalled 7/13 and optioned 7/17. Road Trip: .000 (0-4) Last HR: 8/21/14 at CIN (Holmberg) • Made his third career Opening Day start. • Earned GWI’s MVP team award after leading the club in BAvg. & OPS (.866). • In 18 spring contests: .340 (18-for-53) with four extra-base hits and 13 RBI. • Selected to the 2014 All-Star team. • Earned second career Rawlings Gold Glove Award as the top defensive short- • Named to the 2014 International League postseason All-Star squad. Named stop in the National League last season (also Platinum Glove Winner in ‘13). as the All-Star Utility Player after receiving votes at 2B, SS, 3B, OF and DH. • Named the ‘14 Wilson Defensive Player of the Year among Major League • Selected by ATL in the 5th round of the 2010 June free agent draft. and named by ESPN as the Defensive Player of the Year. Chris Johnson • INF • 6-3 • 225 • 30 yrs • #23 • His defensive WAR mark of 3.89 last season ranked best in the majors. MIA Series: .--- Streak: 1 game (1-4, .250) dating to ‘14 • In 2014, ranked as third-toughest player in the NL to strike out (once every 9.60 PA). Road Trip: .--- Last HR: 9/26/14 vs. PHI (Williams) • Compiled a def. WAR of 5.4, the highest single-season mark in ML history in 2013. • Appeared on an Opening Day roster for the fi fth time. • Agreed to terms on a 7-year contract with ATL through the 2020 season on 2/20/14. • Hit .236 (13-for-55) in 22 spring contests. Collected 1 double, 2 HR and 5 RBI. Eric Young, Jr. • OF • 5-9 • 190 • 29 yrs • #4 • In 2nd season with ATL, hit .263 (153-for-582) with 27 2B, 10 HR & 58 RBI in ‘14. MIA Series: .250 (1-4) Streak: 1 game (1-4,.250) • Logged his 6th consecutive season of at least 20 doubles and his 3rd consecu- Road Trip: .250 (1-4) Last HR: 5/12/14 at NYY (Aceves) with NYM tive campaign with more than 25 doubles last season. Collected 18 doubles in 92 • Made Opening Day roster for the 4th time (2nd career OD start) and went 1-for-4 games prior to the All-Star break and nine doubles in 61 contests after the break. and scored the game-winning run on a fi elder’s choice in the sixth inning. • Has played in 295 games in his two seasons with ATL, posting a .290 (318-for- • Ranked 2nd in the NL with 25 hits in 24 spring contests. Posted a .321 avg. with 1096) batting average with 61 doubles, 22 home runs and 126 RBI. 8 XBH & 7 SB. Had contract purchased and was added to the ML roster Sunday. • Is a career .312 (181-for-581) hitter vs. LHPs compared to a .273 (476-for- • Spent his first full season with NYM in 2014, hitting .229 (64-for-280) with 10 1744) average vs. RHPs. Posted a .395 (45-for-114) mark vs. LHPs in ‘14. doubles, five triples and 30 stolen bases in 100 games. • Acquired by ATL in a 7 player trade on 1/24/13. The Braves are his 3rd ML org. • His 30 SBs tied for sixth in the NL in 2014. • Has combined to steal 76 bases over the last 3 seasons (2013-15), tops in the NL and fourth-most in the majors in that span.

• Signed by ATL as a minor-league free agent on 2/13/15 after spending 10 years in the COL organization (2004-13) and parts of two seasons with NYM (2013-14). 2015 BRAVES SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

H/R Time/ GA H/R Time/ GA Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GB Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GB 4/6 at MIA R-D W, 2-1 Teheran-Alvarez-Grilli 36,969* 1-0 T1 --- 7/9 at COL R-N 8:40 PM 4/7 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 7/10 at COL R-N 8:10 PM 4/8 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 7/11 at COL R-D 4:10 PM 4/9 OPEN DATE 7/12 at COL R-D 4:10 PM 4/10 NYM H-N 7:35 PM 7/13 ALL-STAR BREAK 4/11 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 7/14 86th ALL-STAR GAME, GREAT AMERICAN BALLPARK, CINCINNATI, OH 4/12 NYM H-D 1:35 PM 7/15 ALL-STAR BREAK 4/13 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/16 ALL-STAR BREAK 4/14 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/17 CHI H-N 7:35 PM 4/15 MIA H-D 12:10 PM 7/18 CHI H-N 7:10 PM 4/16 OPEN DATE 7/19 CHI H-N 5:05 PM 4/17 at TOR R-N 7:07 PM 7/20 LAD H-N 7:10 PM 4/18 at TOR R-D 1:07 PM 7/21 LAD H-N 7:10 PM 4/19 at TOR R-D 1:07 PM 7/22 LAD H-D 12:10 PM 4/20 OPEN DATE 7/23 OPEN DATE 4/21 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/24 at STL R-N 8:15 PM 4/22 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/25 at STL R-N 7:15 PM 4/23 at NYM R-D 1:10 PM 7/26 at STL R-D 2:15 PM 4/24 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 7/27 at BAL R-N 7:05 PM 4/25 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 7/28 at BAL R-N 7:05 PM 4/26 at PHI R-D 1:35 PM 7/29 at BAL R-N 7:05 PM 4/27 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 7/30 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 4/28 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 7/31 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 4/29 WSH H-N 7:10 PM JULY TOTALS 4/30 CIN H-N 7:10 PM 8/1 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM APRIL TOTALS 1-0 8/2 at PHI R-D 1:35 PM 5/1 CIN H-N 7:35 PM 8/3 SF H-N 7:10 PM 5/2 CIN H-N 7:10 PM 8/4 SF H-N 7:10 PM 5/3 CIN H-D 1:35 PM 8/5 SF H-N 7:10 PM 5/4 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 8/6 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 5/5 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 8/7 MIA H-N 7:35 PM 5/6 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 8/8 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 5/7 OPEN DATE 8/9 MIA H-N 5:05 PM 5/8 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 8/10 OPEN DATE 5/9 at WSH R-D 4:05 PM 8/11 at TB R-N 7:10 PM 5/10 at WSH R-D 1:35 PM 8/12 at TB R-N 7:10 PM 5/11 at CIN R-N 7:10 PM 8/13 OPEN DATE 5/12 at CIN R-N 7:10 PM 8/14 ARI H-N 7:35 PM 5/13 at CIN R-N 7:10 PM 8/15 ARI H-N 7:10 PM 5/14 OPEN DATE 8/16 ARI H-D 1:35 PM 5/15 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 8/17 at SD R-N 10:10 PM 5/16 at MIA R-D 4:10 PM 8/18 at SD R-N 10:10 PM 5/17 at MIA R-D 1:10 PM 8/19 at SD R-D 3:40 PM 5/18 OPEN DATE 8/20 at CHI R-N 8:05 PM 5/19 TB H-N 7:10 PM 8/21 at CHI R-D 4:05 PM 5/20 TB H-N 7:10 PM 8/22 at CHI R-D 4:05 PM 5/21 MIL H-N 7:10 PM 8/23 at CHI R-D 2:20 PM 5/22 MIL H-N 7:35 PM 8/24 COL H-N 7:10 PM 5/23 MIL H-N 7:10 PM 8/25 COL H-N 7:10 PM 5/24 MIL H-D 1:35 PM 8/26 COL H-N 7:10 PM 5/25 at LAD R-N 8:10 PM 8/27 OPEN DATE 5/26 at LAD R-N 10:10 PM 8/28 NYY H-N 7:35 PM 5/27 at LAD R-N 10:10 PM 8/29 NYY H-N 7:10 PM 5/28 at SF R-N 10:15 PM 8/30 NYY H-N 1:35 PM 5/29 at SF R-N 10:15 PM 8/31 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 5/30 at SF R-N 10:05 PM AUGUST TOTALS 5/31 at SF R-D 4:05 PM 9/1 MIA H-N 7:10 PM MAY TOTALS 9/2 MIA H-D 12:10 PM 6/1 at ARI R-N 9:40 PM 9/3 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 6/2 at ARI R-N 9:40 PM 9/4 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 6/3 at ARI R-D 3:40 PM 9/5 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 6/4 OPEN DATE 9/6 at WSH R-N 1:35 PM 6/5 PIT H-N 7:35 PM 9/7 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 6/6 PIT H-N 7:15 PM 9/8 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 6/7 PIT H-D 1:35 PM 9/9 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 6/8 SD H-N 7:10 PM 9/10 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 6/9 SD H-N 7:10 PM 9/11 NYM H-N 7:35 PM 6/10 SD H-N 7:10 PM 9/12 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 6/11 SD H-D 12:10 PM 9/13 NYM H-D 1:35 PM 6/12 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 9/14 OPEN DATE 6/13 at NYM R-D 4:10 PM 9/15 TOR H-N 7:10 PM 6/14 at NYM R-D 1:10 PM 9/16 TOR H-N 7:10 PM 6/15 at BOS R-N 7:10 PM 9/17 TOR H-N 7:10 PM 6/16 at BOS R-D 4:05 PM 9/18 PHI H-N 7:35 PM 6/17 BOS H-N 7:10 PM 9/19 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 6/18 BOS H-N 7:10 PM 9/20 PHI H-D 1:35 PM 6/19 NYM H-N 7:35 PM 9/21 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 6/20 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 9/22 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 6/21 NYM H-N 5:05 PM 9/23 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 6/22 OPEN DATE 9/24 OPEN DATE 6/23 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 9/25 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 6/24 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 9/26 at MIA R-D 4:10 PM 6/25 at WSH R-D 4:05 PM 9/27 at MIA R-D 1:10 PM 6/26 at PIT R-N 7:05 PM 9/28 OPEN DATE 6/27 at PIT R-D 4:05 PM 9/29 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 6/28 at PIT R-D 1:35 PM 9/30 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 6/29 OPEN DATE SEPTEMBER TOTALS 6/30 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 10/1 WSH H-N 7:10 PM JUNE TOTALS 10/2 STL H-N 7:35 PM 7/1 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 10/3 STL H-N 7:10 PM 7/2 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 10/4 STL H-D 3:05 PM 7/3 PHI H-N 7:35 PM OCTOBER TOTALS 7/4 PHI H-N 7:15 PM 7/5 PHI H-D 1:35 PM SEASON TOTALS 7/6 at MIL R-N 8:10 PM * Sellout 7/7 at MIL R-N 8:10 PM Pitchers in CAPS indicates complete game 7/8 at MIL R-D 2:10 PM

BRAVES 2015 DISABLED LIST Player Pos. Injury 15/60-day DL Date on DL Date off DL Games Missed Joey Terdoslavich OF Left wrist sprain 15-Day 4/5 (retro 4/2) --- 1 Mike Minor LHP Left shoulder infl ammation 15-Day 4/5 --- 1 Shae Simmons RHP “Tommy John” surgery (2/12/15) 60-Day 4/5 --- 1 Dan Winkler RHP “Tommy John” surgery (7/1/14) 60-Day 4/5 --- 1 Josh Outman LHP Thoracic outlet syndrome 60-Day 4/6 (retro 3/27) --- 1