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Harrisburg Senators Game Notes at Richmond

August 21, 2016 - Eastern League (EL1)
Harrisburg Senators News Release


TODAY'S GAMES The Senators and Richmond Flying Squirrels play the final game of their three-game series today at The Diamond in Richmond. It's also the final time the teams play one another this year.

The Sens are looking for their first series win since taking two of three from New Hampshire at the end of July. The Senators have won the season series this year against Richmond for the first time since 2013 when they went 9-4 against the Flying Squirrels.

TODAY'S STARTING PITCHER FOR HARRISBURG Erick Fedde starts for the Senators tonight. He is the number four prospect in the Nationals organization according to MLB.com and is in the top 100 in all of minor league baseball. He was the Carolina League Pitcher of the Week July 17. His first double-A start on 8/10 at Altoona was outstanding as he went seven innings and allowed just a run. He second and last start came at home against Erie on 8/16 and he lasted just 4.1 innings. He was a high school teammate of Bryce Harper.

REMAINING SCHEDULE MAKE-UP The Senators have 17 games remaining, 9 on the road and 8 at home. Of the remaining games, 8 are against the west and 9 against the east (all against Hartford). By series the Senators play at Richmond (1), Altoona (3), at Hartford-NH (4), at Bowie (4), and Hartford (5).

CHASING THE PLAYOFFS The Senators enter play today just a game behind Akron and four games behind Altoona. The remaining schedules for Akron and Altoona are: Akron at Bowie (1), vs. Reading (3), vs. Richmond (4), at Erie (4), vs. Bowie (4) Altoona at New Hamp (1), at Harrisburg (3), vs. Erie (4), vs. Binghamton (4), at Richmond (4)

ROUGH TIMES Since the all-star break the Senators are 17-20 and since July 28 they are 7-15. In their past 22 games they have a 4.38 ERA and opposing hitters are batting .277. Offensively the Senators are hitting .242 and are averaging 3.7 runs per game.

PLAYING CLOSE GAMES In games decided by two runs or less, the Senators are 34-25 (.593). Harrisburg is 47-1 when leading after eight innings this season. The only blemish is a walk-off loss on 6/24 at New Hampshire.

WALK-OFF MAGIC After being walked-off eleven times last year, the Senators have bounced back to win seven games, thus far, in walk-off fashion. The latest walk-off win was on Tuesday, July 26 in game two vs. New Hampshire when Stephen Perez led off the bottom of the seventh with a home run.

ROSTER MAKE-UP Even with all the moves the latter half of the season, the Senators have 18 home grown players on their roster including every position player except one (Nick Rickles). With Whit Mayberry's start last night, they've used 15 different starting pitchers this season. The overall average age of the active roster is 25.16 years of age. The average age of the 18 home gown players is 24.5 years of age. HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME INFO EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 REGULAR SEASON DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2011, 2013 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2013

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2016 AT A GLANCE Record: vs. Richmond Current Streak: Long Winning Streak: Long Losing Streak: Home Record: Road Record: Daytime Record: Night Record: 2015 Best Mark: 2015 Worst Mark: First Half: Second Half: April May June July August September vs. Eastern Division: vs. Western Division: vs. AL:

vs. NL: Leading After 6 inn: Tied After 6 inn: Trailing After 6 inn: Leading After 7 inn: Tied After 7 inn: Trailing After 7 inn: Leading After 8 inn: Tied After 8 inn: Trailing After 8 inn: Senators Score First: Opp. Scores First: One-Run Games: Two-Run Games: Extra Innings: Doubleheaders: Shutouts: Sens HR in a Game: vs. RH Starter: vs. LH Starter: Series Record: Scoring 3 or Less: Scoring 4 or More: Allowing 3 or Less: Allowing 4 or More: Players Used: 64-61 9-3 W1 7 5 (2x) 34-30 30-31 18-15 46-46 57-46 (2x) 11-17 39-32 25-29 7-13 19-11 16-12 16-13 6-12 0-0 24-34 40-27 36-31 28-30 50-5 13-5 1-51 54-2 9-4 1-55 48-1 7-3 2-54 47-20 17-41 20-17 14-9 6-3 6-4 10-9 29-22 51-40 13-21 14-16-4 18-46 46-15 48-14 16-47 51 TODAY'S STARTING PITCHERS Senators: RH Erick Fedde Richmond: RH Nestor Molina

UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHERS (Subject to change) Mon, 8/22 vs. Altoona 7:00pm Senators: RH Mark Blackmar Altoona: TBA Tue, 8/23 vs. Altoona 7:00pm Senators: RH Michael Brady Altoona: RH Clay Holmes Wed, 8/24 vs. Altoona 7:00pm Senators: RH Phillips Valdez Altoona: LH Cody Dickson Thu, 8/25 at Hartford (NH) 5:05pm Senators: TBA Hartford: TBA SENATORS STARTING PITCHER

#22 ERICK FEDDE - RHP

HT/WT: 6-4/180 BATS/THROWS: R/R BORN: 2/25/1993 - Las Vegas, NV Age/Experience: 23 years old - 2nd season/1st with the Senators How Acquired: Nationals 1st round selection in the 2014 MLB draft 2016 SEASON

W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG

Harrisburg 1 1 6.35 2 2 11.1 14 8 8 4 5 .304 2016 NOTES:  Began the season as the #82 prospect in all of minor league baseball according to Baseball America  Baseball America also had him ranked as the #4 prospect in the Nats organization prior to the season  MLB.com has him as the #87 prospect in all of minor league baseball and the #4 prospect in the Nationals organization  Was on the DL in Potomac from June 1 to June 16 with mild oblique soreness  Promoted to Harrisburg on 8/10  Was named the Carolina League Pitcher of the Week July 17  He's coming off back-to-back dominating starts going a total of 13.2 innings and striking out 19 while allowing just 11 hits and no earned runs.  He struck out a career high 10 batters in his last start, August 5, against Wilmington

2015 NOTES:  Spent the beginning of the 2015 season recovering from Tommy John surgery  Assigned to Auburn on June 19  Promoted to Hagerstown on August 11

MISCELLANEOUS:  Selected by the Washington Nationals in the first round (No. 18 overall) of the 2014 MLB Draft out of UNLV  Signed with the Nationals on July 18, 2014  Ranked the No. 33 overall prospect in the Draft  Named 2014 Mountain West pitcher of the Year and to the All-Mountain West First Team  Went 8-2 with a 1.76 ERA and 82 Ks in 2014  Underwent Tommy John Surgery on 6/2/2014  Along with being a star baseball player in high school, he was also an all-state soccer player  Originally selected by the Padres in the 24th round of the 2011 draft, but didn't sign  Was a high school teammate of Bryce Harper

Potomac 6 4 2.85 18 17 91.2 85 35 29 19 95 .244

H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K

2016 BATTING

CAREER STATS

W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG 2015 Hagerstown 1 2 4.34 6 6 29.0 24 14 14 8 23 .224

Auburn 4 1 2.57 8 8 35.0 38 16 10 8 36 .264

Totals 5 3 3.38 14 14 64.0 62 30 24 16 59 .247

H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K

CAREER BATTING No Previous At Bats

SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS

IP 7.0 - 2x last 8/10/16 at Altoona H 9 - 8/16/16 vs. Erie R 7 - 8/16/16 vs. Erie ER 7 - 8/16/16 vs. Erie BB 4 - 4/20/16 vs. Lynchburg (Potomac) SO 10 - 8/5/16 vs. Wilmington (Potomac) HR 3 - 4/15/16 vs. Wilmington (Potomac)

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

Date Opponent Dec IP H R ER BB K Result P-S 8/10 At Altoona W1 7.0 5 1 1 2 3 W 5-2 103-58 8/16 Erie L1 4.1 9 7 7 2 2 L 4-13 91-57

COACHING STAFF

Manager - Matt LeCroy returns as manager of the Senators. He spent the past two seasons in the big leagues on the Nationals staff. Prior to becoming the bullpen coach in Washington, LeCroy guided the Senators in 2012 & 2013. In 2013 he led the Senators to the Eastern League Championship Series. He began his managerial career in 2009 with Hagerstown. This is his sixth season as a manager in the Nationals organization. In his previous five seasons as a manager, he has a record of 330-367. He was the 50th overall player selected in the 1997 draft by the Minnesota Twins. He played for the Twins and Nationals in the major leagues. His three managers were Tom Kelly, Ron Gardenhire and Frank Robinson. Was a member of the USA Olympic Team in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

Pitching Coach - Chris Michalak returns for his third season as the Senators pitching coach. After retiring as a player in 2009, he was hired by the Nationals as a pitching coach. He has been with Hagerstown, Potomac and the Senators for the past two seasons. In his time in the Nationals organization, he has helped 17 pitchers reach the major leagues. He was originally selected in the 12th round of the 1993 draft by the Oakland A's. Pitched in 61 games at the Major League level with Arizona (1998), Toronto (2001), Texas (2001-2002) and Cincinnati (2006). He was a member of the Diamondbacks Inaugural 1998 Opening Day Roster.

Hitting Coach - Brian Rupp joins the Sens staff for the first time has hitting coach. This is his fifth season in the Nationals organization. He managed Potomac in 2012 and has been a hitting coach since then. In 12 seasons as a manager, 11 of them outside the Nats organization, he has a record of 660-650. He was originally drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 43rd round of the 1992 draft. He played seven seasons in the Cardinals organization but never reached the major leagues. As a manager in the Royals organization he guided his teams to the playoffs in five of his eight seasons. He led Burlington, IA to the 2008 Midwest League title.

Athletic Trainer - Eric Montague returns for his third season as trainer and his fourth season in the Nationals organization. He spent 10 years at various levels in the Houston Astros organization. He also worked four years in the New York Mets organization. He attended Mississippi State University where he served as a student athletic trainer while earning his Bachelor of Science degree in Fitness.

Strength & Conditioning Coach - Tony Rogowski is the unsung hero of the Senators staff. This is the fifth straight season Rogowski has been with the Senators and sixth out of the past seven. It is his job to see to it that the Senators remain in shape throughout the season as he gets them ready for the rigorous 142 game Eastern League schedule. He attended the University of Alabama-Huntsville and played baseball for the Chargers. After college, Rogowski played independent baseball in the Arizona Winter League and the Continental League in Texas in 2008 and 2009. The Erie, PA native then joined the Nationals organization.

SENATORS HISTORY Since returning to the Eastern League in 1987, the Senators have won six championships (1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, & 1999).

Overall the Senators have made the playoffs in 15 of their previous 29 seasons. Prior to this season and since 1987, the Senators have a record of 2012-1933.

FNB FIELD Originally known as Riverside Stadium, the park underwent massive renovations prior to the 2009 and 2010 seasons. Now known as FNB Field, it has a seating capacity of 6,187 although there have been over 15 crowds higher than that total. The highest attended game came on 9/1/2011 when 8,637 were on hand to see Stephen Strasburg make his final rehab start before joining the Nationals.

The ballpark occupies the same place on City Island as every ballpark built on the island dating back to 1890. SENATORS PAGE TWO NOTES

THE LAST TIME Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Home Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Road Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Home Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Road Sens Swept 5-Game Series, Home Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Home Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Road Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Home Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Road Sens threw a No-Hitter Sens were No-Hit Complete Game Complete Game Shutout

Grand Slam Allowed Grand Slam Back-to-Back Home Runs Two-Homer Game Three-Homer Game Walk-off Loss Hit for the Cycle 6-Hit Game 5-Hit Game 5/20 to 5/22/2016 vs. Bowie 5/16 to 5/18/2016 at Erie 6/10 to 6/13/2016 vs. Akron 8/25 to 8/27/2011 at New Hampshire 5/27 to 5/30/2011 vs. Bowie 8/16 to 8/18/2016 vs. Erie 8/11 to 8/13/2015 at Reading 8/8 to 8/11/2005 vs. New Britain 6/30/16 to 7/3/16 at Reading P. Demny (8) and I. Krol (1) on 5/9/13 at Binghamton - W 6-1 V. Vasquez on 8/16/2014 at New Britain-Seven Innings lost 9-0 M. Brady on 7/27/2016 vs. New Hampshire (7 innings) T. Mapes on 6/15/2016 at Trenton (9 innings) (Senators won 1-0) G. Ross on 7/5/2016 vs. Erie (7 innings) (Senators won 1-0) N. Soto on 7/7/16 vs. Erie (6th inning off of J. Rogers) R. Hoskins at Reading (8th inning off of R. Brinley) C. Bostick and K. Keyes on 6/8/2016 vs. Hartford (5th inning) W. Difo on 6/8/2016 vs. Hartford M. Taylor on 4/27/2014 vs. Bowie 8/2/16 at Binghamton - An error in B10 allowed the winning run to score. (3rd) S. Mortimer on 8/10/2007 at Portland B. Watson on 7/4/2003 at Akron - 6 x 6 W. Difo on 8/4/2015 at Portland - 5 x 7 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES

#28 Benincasa, Robert Throws - R Born: September 5,1990 25 years old Nationals 7th round selection in the 2012 MLB draft - 5th season/3rd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/7-Current Prospect Ranking:

2016: Earned his first save with the Senators on 7/19 at Erie, going two scoreless innings... Joined the Senators on 6/6... With Potomac he was 0-2 with a 2.79 ERA in 6 relief appearances... MISC: Appeared in just three games last year with the Senators before being injured...

#29 Lee, Nick Throws - L Born: January 13, 1991 25 years old Nationals 18th round selection in the 2011 MLB Draft - 6th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #27 & MLB.com #25 (Nats org) 2016: Picked up his first save on 7/17 at Altoona... Earned his 1st win on 5/17 at Erie... MISC: Attended Weatherford Junior College in Weatherford, TX... Was added to the Nationals 40-man roster 11/19/15... He started 28 games between 2012 & 2013... Pitched in the Arizona Fall League for Salt River at the conclusion of the 2015 season... Began his career with the GCL Nats in 2011, pitching in 10 games...

#30 Lively, Mitch Throws - R Born: September 7, 1985 30 years old Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 8/18/2016 - 10th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 8/21-current Prospect Ranking: N/A

2016: Has spent the entire season in the Mexican League going 2-2 2.03 ERA in 44 games pitching for two different teams... MISC: Originally selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 16th round of the 2007 MLB draft... Attended Sacramento State... Appeared in 18 games in 2015 with the Syracuse Chiefs... Has not pitched below triple-A since making 23 appearances for Richmond in 2010...

#25 Robinson, Andrew Throws - R Born: February 13, 1988 28 years old Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 12/11/2015 - 7th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/20-current Prospect Ranking: N/A

2016: 2016 Western Division All-Start... Began the season with Potomac and promoted to Harrisburg on 4/20 MISC: Originally selected by the Astros in the 12th round of the 2010 draft out of Georgia Tech... Named to the 2009 ACC Honor Roll... Was a mid-season all-star with Corpus Christi (Astros) in 2014... While a senior in High School (Starr's Mill High School in Fayetteville), he earned All-County and All-State Honors... Was teammates with Matt Skole at Georgia Tech...

#39 Runion, Sam Throws - R Born: November 9, 1988 27 years old Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 6/19/2014 - 10th season/3rd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 8/2-current

2016: Began the season with Syracuse and assigned to Harrisburg on 8/1... With Syracuse this season he was 1-1 with a 5.57 ERA in 24 games...

His longest outing came on 5/1, 3 ip vs. Pawtucket... MISC: Originally selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 2nd round of the 2007 draft out of A.

C. Reynolds High School... Earned All-American honors from Aflac, Rawlings, Louisville Slugger, Collegiate Baseball and Street & Smith's in 2006... Has pitched for the Royals org, Rays org and Nats org in his career.

#35 Self, Derek Throws - R Born: September 15, 1991 24 years old Nationals 9th round selection in the 2012 MLB Draft - 5th season/3rd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/22-current Prospect Ranking: N/A Prospect Ranking: N/A

2016: Earned the win on 5/11 at Richmond pitching two scoreless innings... Began the season with Potomac... He had appeared in five games, 7.2 innings and did not allow a run... MISC: Attended the University of Louisville... Pitched in 25 games for the Senators in 2014 and in 8 games in 2015...

2012 Third Team All-Big East... 2009 Freshman Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American... Was a 2010 Cape Cod League All-Star with Chatham...

#13 Simms, John Throws - R Born: January 17, 1992 24 years old Nationals 11th round selection in the 2013 MLB Draft - 4th season/3rd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: N/A Prospect Ranking: N/A

2016: Went four innings at Erie on 5/16 to earn his first save of 2016... Was the Senators opening night starter... On the DL from 4/23 to 5/4... Moved to the bullpen on 5/9... MISC: Originally selected by the Nationals in the 39th round of the 2010 MLB draft but did not sign... Played for the United States 18 and under team over the summer of 2010...

#37 Suero, Wander Throws - R Born: September 15, 1991 24 years old Signed by the Nationals as a non-drafted free agent in 5/29/2010 - 7th/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: N/A MISC: Pitched for Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League this past off -season... Began pitching as an 18-year-old for the Nationals in the Dominican Summer League... Pitched in the DL for three seasons before moving to the Gulf Coast League in 2013... Prior to this season, he made 28 starts out of 128 total appearances...

PITCHERS LAST OPPONENT DEC IP H R ER BB SO SV/SVO HOLDS IR-IRS #28 - Benincasa, Robert 8/18 Erie ND 2.0 3 2 2 0 1 2/3

5-1 #29 - Lee, Nick 8/20 At Richmond S2 2.0 1 0 0 3 3 2/3 3 21-7 #30 - Lively, Nick

#25 - Robinson, Andrew 8/13 Binghamton ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 5/5 6 6-0 #39 - Runion, Sam 8/17 Erie ND 1.0 1 0 0 1 1

#35 - Self, Derek 8/20 At Richmond W4 3.0 1 0 0 3 4 0/1 1 7-4 #13 - Simms, John 8/18 Erie (start) L5 4.2 6 5 2 0 4 2/3 1 11-2 #37 - Suero, Wander 8/18 Erie ND 2.1 2 1 1 0 1 2/4 8 12-5 SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES

Player Last Game At Richmond Vs. Erie Streak 2+ Hits 2+ RBI Last HR #21 - Ballou, Isaac 1 x 4 2b 2rbi r 2 x 7 2b 2rbi 2r 2 x 8 2rbi r 4 23 12 8/3/16 at Binghamton #12 - Bautista, Rafael 3 x 5 2rbi r 3 x 10 2rbi r 2 x 12 hr rbi r 1 32 4 8/18/16 vs. Erie #19 - Keyes, Kevin Dnp 2 x 4 hr rbi r 4 x 12 hr 2-2b rbi 4r 4 12 8 8/19/16 at Richmond #20 - Kieboom, Spencer 1 x 4 rbi 2 x 8 rbi 3 x 7 hr 3rbi r 9 12 5 8/18/16 vs. Erie #3 - Marmolejos, Jose 1 x 5 r 2 x 9 r 7 x 14 2b 2rbi r 7 7 2 8/13/16 vs. Binghamton #7 - Norfork, Khayyan 0 x 2 2r 2 x 6 2r 1 x 1 r -1

1 8/18/15 at Wilmington (Pot) #2 - Perez, Stephen 1 x 5 1 x 5 3 x 11 2b 1 14 5 7/27/16 vs. New Hamp #17 - Pleffner, Shawn Dnp bb 2 x 4 2 19 7 7/15/16 at Altoona (G2) #9 - Nick Rickles Dnp Dnp 2 x 4 4 4 2 8/9/16 vs. Trenton #6 - Adrian Sanchez Dnp 1 x 4 4 x 9 r 2 10 5 7/30/15 at Myrtle Beach (Pot) #1 - Stevenson, Andrew 2 x 5 rbi 2r 2 x 5 rbi 2r 0 x 12 r 1 12 1 7/18/16 at Erie #11 - Ward, Drew 2 x 4 2b rbi r 3 x 8 2b rbi r 2 x 11 rbi r 3 9 6 8/3/16 at Binghamton

#21 - Ballou, Isaac Bats-L Born: March 17, 1990 26 years old Nationals 15th round selection in the 2013 MLB draft - 4th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-4/20 & 5/16- Prospect Ranking: 2016: Hit a grand slam and had a career high 7 RBIs on 6/22 at Portland... He had two triples on 5/20 vs. Bowie... He played in nine games with Syracuse and hit .296 with two 2Bs and two 3Bs... Began the season with the Senators and was promoted to Syracuse on 4/21... He was hitting .268 with three RBIs with the Sens when he was promoted... MISC: Attended Marshall Univeristy... Was named All-Conference USA first team after his senior season... Played baseball, basketball and football at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy...three-time All-Tidewater Conference and All-Virginia Independent Schools selection in baseball and four-time selection in basketball...named 2008 TCIS Football Player of the Year...2009 Under Armour All-American selection for baseball

#12 - Bautista, Rafael Bats-R Born: March 8, 1993 23 years old Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Nationals on 1/9/2012 - 5th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #13 & MLB.com #20 (Nats Org) 2016: Banged out four hits in back-to-back games 7/7 vs. Erie and 7/8 vs. Akron... Scored four runs vs. Akron on 5/13... Back-to-back three hit games 5/1 & 5/2... Scored four runs on 4/8 vs. Reading...MISC: First time in double-A... Was a Washington Nationals MLB.com organizational all-star in 2013 & 2014

#19 - Keyes, Kevin Bats-R Born: December 15, 1989 27 years old Nationals 7th round selection in the 2010 MLB Draft - 7th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-4/20 & 6/7 Prospect Ranking: 2016: Has homered in three straight games 7/29 (DH) - 7/30... Hit a two-run home run in both games of doubleheader against Hartford in NH on 7/29... With Syracuse this season he batted .146 with 6 RBIs... Promoted to Syracuse on 4/21...Hit the Senators first home run, a grand slam, on 4/15 vs. Reading... MISC: Was a 2014 MILB.com organizational all-star and mid-season all-star... Attended the University of Texas... Originally selected in the 26th round of the 2007 draft by the Texas Rangers...

#20 - Kieboom, Spencer Bats - R Born: March 16, 1991 25 years old Nationals 5th round selection in the 2012 MLB draft - 5th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: 2016: On the DL from 4/27 to 5/4... Had three hits and three RBIs on opening night in Altoona... He's currently on the Nats 40-man roster... MISC: He was a mid-season all-star in 2014 with Hagerstown and 2015 Potomac and an MLB.com organizational all-star in 2014... In 2011 at Clemson, he was on the Johnny Bench Award Watch List... Was an All-ACC Academic team member... He was an All-State pick as a junior and senior in high school...

has dual-citizenship with the United States and The Netherlands...his father, Alswinn, was born in The Netherlands, moved to the United States at the age of 17, and played baseball at Eastern Illinois

#3 - Marmolejos, Jose Bats - L Born: January 2, 1993 23 years old Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Nationals on 6/15/2011 - 6th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 8/2-current Prospect Ranking: 2016: Had 3 hits on 8/16 vs. Erie... Hit his first double-A home run on 8/13 vs. Binghamton... Promoted to the Senators on 8/1... Batted .286/11/59 with Potomac in 103 games... Hit two home runs and drove in three on 5/11 at Carolina... Was hitting .297 with RISP at the time of his promotion...

MISC: Was an MILB.com organizational All-Star last year along with being a South Atlantic Post-Season All-Star with Hagerstown... Had a career high 87 RBIs last year with Hagerstown... After signing in June 2011, spent 2011 and 2012 in the Dominican Summer League playing for the Nats.

#7 - Norfork, Khayyan Bats-R Born: January 19, 1989 27 years old Nationals 23rd round selection in the 2011 MLB draft - 6th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 7/8 - current Prospect Ranking: N/A 2016: Promoted to Harrisburg on July 8...hit .252 with five doubles in 16 RBI in 42 games with Potomac...began the season on a seven-game hit streak.... MISC: Attended the University of Tennessee... Played in a career-high 108 games in 2014 (120 with Potomac and 6 with Hagerstown)...

Attended Jackson State Community College before attending Tennessee... Cousin Ray King played 10 seasons in the big leagues... As a senior in high school tallied 14 point, six rebounds and six assists as a point guard...

SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES

#2 - Perez, Stephen Bats-S Born: December 16, 1990 25 years old Nationals 8th round selection in the 2012 MLB draft - 5th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: N/A 2016: Hit a walk-off solo home run in the bottom of the 7th of G2 vs. NH on 7/26... Drove in the game winning run with a pinch-hit 2B in the 11th inning at Binghamton on 4/11... MISC: He was a 2014 post-season all-star and mid-season all-star with Potomac... He attended the University of Miami...

Was second-team all-state as a senior at Guliver Prep HS in Miami... Awarded the Coral Gables Friend of Education Certificate of Achievement...

#17 - Pleffner, Shawn Bats-L Born: August 17, 1989 26 years old Nationals 26th round selection in the 2011 MLB Draft - 5th professional season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-current Prospect Ranking: N/A 2016: Had two hits and three RBIs on 4/8 at Altoona... MISC: 2014 post-season all-star and mid-season all-star with Potomac... Was an organizational all-star in 2012 and 2013... Played two seasons at Tallahassee Community College before transferring to the University of Tampa... He attended Arundel High School in Gambrills, MD where he set records for home runs, hits, triples and grand slams..

#9 - Rickles, Nick Bats-R Born: February 2, 1990 26 years old Signed by the Nationals as a Minor League Free Agent on 2/1/2016 - 6th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/22-current Prospect Ranking: N/A 2016: Hit a walk-off two-run HR vs. Akron on 7/16... Played in one game for Syracuse going 1-for-4... MISC: Originally selected by the A's in the 14th round of the 2011 draft out of Stetson... Was a mid-season all-star with Vermont in 2011... Missed all of the 2014 season after undergoing shoulder surgery... Was released by the A's on 10/13/2015...

#6 - Sanchez, Adrian Bats-R Born: August 16, 1990 25 years old Signed by the Nationals as a non-drafted free agent 1/21/2007 - 10th season/3rd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/7-7/6 & 7/27-current Prospect Ranking: N/A 2016: He went 3-for-3 against Erie on 8/16... Went 3-for-4 with a 2B, 2R, and 2 RBIs on 4/7 at Altoona... MISC: Has spent parts of the past three seasons with the Senators... Played for Colombia in the World Baseball Classic Qualifying Round in March 2015...

#1 - Stevenson, Andrew Bats - L Born: June 1, 1994 22 years old Nationals 2nd round selection in the 2015 MLB Draft - 2nd season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/27 - current Prospect Ranking: MLB.com #10 2016: Hit is first double-A HR on 7/18 at Erie... Promoted to Senators on June 27...entered the season as the No. 8 prospect in the Nationals organization, according to Baseball America...hit .304 in 68 games with Potomac, including 12 doubles, eight triples, a home run and 18 RBI...stole 27 bases in 35 tries with P-Nats...named to Carolina League all-star team...named MVP of High-A All-Star game between Carolina League and California League after going 3-for-5 with two RBI triples...MISC: Hit .311 in 177 career games at Louisiana State University...was a two-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll...was a member of 2015 LSU team that played in College World Series.

#11 - Ward, Drew Bats - L Born: November 25, 1994 21 years old Nationals 3rd round selection in the 2013 MLB Draft - 4th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/27 - current Prospect Ranking: MLB.com #12 2016: Hit his first double-A HR on 7/18 at Erie... He had four hits including two doubles on 7/3 at Reading... Promoted to Senators on June 27...

entered the season as the No. 16 prospect in the Nationals organization, according to Baseball America...hit .278/.377/.491...left Potomac leading the team in home runs with 11...was named a Carolina League All-Star...participated in Midway Classic Home Run Derby, which was held on the USS Midway - a Naval aircraft carrier in San Diego...MISC: Hit 26 doubles and 10 home runs in 115 games with Class A Hagerstown as a 19-year-old in 2014...hit .249 with six home runs and 47 RBI in 111 games with Potomac in 2015.

SENATORS 2016 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

TEAM BATTING

MISCELLANOUS SUPERLATIVES Most runs, Game: 14 7/7 vs. Erie 10+ HITTING STREAKS Rafael Bautista - 10, 5/28 - 6/8

MULTI-HOMER GAMES (2) Neftali Soto on 7/7 vs. Erie (3r & GS) Wilmer Difo on 6/8 vs. Hartford (2 solo)

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Chris Bostick and Kevin Keyes, 5th inning, 6/8 vs. Hartford

FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS Rafael Bautista on 8/18 vs. Erie Rafael Bautista on 8/7 vs. Trenton (1st pitch B1)

PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS

GRAND SLAMS (5) Neftali Soto on 7/7 vs. Erie Wilmer Difo on 6/28 vs. Bowie Isaac Ballou on 6/22 at Portland Neftali Soto on 5/13 vs. Akron Kevin Keyes on 4/15 vs. Reading

4+ HIT GAMES (4) Rafael Bautista on 7/8 vs. Akron Rafael Bautista on 7/7 vs. Erie Drew Ward on 7/3 vs. Reading Wilmer Difo on 6/28 vs. Bowie Rafael Bautista on 6/12 vs. Akron

4+ RBI GAMES (7) Neftali Soto (7) on 7/7 vs. Erie Wilmer Difo (4) on 7/7 vs. Erie Wilmer Difo (7) on 6/28 vs. Bowie Isaac Ballou (7) on 6/22 at Portland Neftali Soto (6) on 5/13 vs. Akron Neftali Soto (6) on 5/10 at Richmond Brenden Webb (4) on 5/1 vs. Bowie

4+ RUN SCORED GAMES (2) Rafael Bautista (4) on 5/13 vs. Akron Rafael Bautista (4) on 4/8 at Altoona

WALK-OFF WINS (7) 7/26 vs. New Hamp-Stephen Perez solo HR in B9 with no outs(G1) 7/10 vs. Akron - Nick Rickles two-run HR in B12 with one out. 6/12 vs. Akron - Brian Jeroloman walked in B9 with two outs. 5/26 vs. Portland - Isaac Ballou walked in B9 with one out. 5/25 vs. Portland - Adrian Sanchez walked in B9 with one out. 5/22 vs. Bowie - Rafael Bautista sacrifice fly in B12 with one out. 5/3 vs. Hartford - Chris Bostick solo HR in B11 with two outs.

COMPLETE GAMES (4) Michael Brady vs. New Hampshire on 7/26 G1 (7 innings) Greg Ross vs. Erie on 7/5, Game 1 (7 innings) Tyler Mapes at New Hampshire on 6/26 (9 innings) Tyler Mapes at Trenton on 6/15 (9 innings)

6,000+ CROWDS (3) 6,187 on 6/17 vs. Reading 6,273 on 6/18 vs. Reading 6,483 on 7/23 vs. Richmond Most runs, Inning: 8 2nd inning on 4/15 vs. Reading Most hits, Game: 17 7/3 vs. Reading Fewest Hits, Game: 1 2x last 7/5 at Erie Most Doubles, Game: 5 4/23 at Bowie Most Triples, Game: 4 2x last 5/23 vs. Portland Most Home Runs, Game: 4 6/8 vs. Hartford Most Home Runs, Inning: 2 5th inn on 6/8 vs. Hartford Most Stolen Bases, Game: 5 2 last 6/3 at Richmond Most Walks, Game: 10 3x last 7/8 vs. Akron Most Strikeouts, Game: 16 6/23 at Portland Most Left on Base, Game: 13 2x last 5/11 at Richmond TEAM PITCHING

Most strikeouts, Game: 15 2x last 6/8 vs. Hartford Most walks, Game: 9 2x last 7/9 vs. Akron Most runs allowed, Game: 14 4/17 vs. Reading Most runs allowed, Inning: 8 4/18 vs. Altoona (2nd inning) Most hits allowed, Game: 18 8/16 vs. Erie Fewest hits allowed, Game: 3 6/15 at Trenton Most HR allowed, Game: 4 6/30 at Reading INDIVIDUAL BATTING

Most hits: 4 5x last R. Bautista on 7/8 vs. Akron Most runs scored: 4 2x last R. Bautista on 5/13 vs. Akron Most doubles: 2 Last D. Ward on 7/3 at Reading Most triples: 2 2x last C. Bostick on 5/23 vs. Portland Most home runs: 2 2x last N. Soto on 7/7 vs. Erie Most RBI 7 3x last N. Soto on 7/7 vs. Erie Most stolen bases 2 Multiple Players INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

Most innings pitched, starter 9.0 3x last T. Mapes on 7/18 at Erie Most innings pitched, reliever 4.1 J. Simms on 8/9 at Altoona Most strikeouts 13 R. Lopez on 6/8 at Akron Most walks allowed 7 P. Valdez on 7/9 vs. Akron Most runs allowed 9 T. Mapes on 6/21 at Portland Most hits allowed 11 T. Mapes on 6/21 at Portland Fewest hits allowed, min 5 inn 2 3x last J. Simms on 7/15 at Altoona (5ip) Most home runs allowed 3 R. Brinley on 6/30 at Reading MISCELLANEOUS TEAM

Longest game, innings 13 5/22 vs Bowie Longest game, time (9 inn) 3:29 on 7/3 at Reading Longest game, time (extra inn) 4:04 on 5/14 vs. Akron (12 innings) Shortest game, time (9 inn) 2:02 on 6/10 vs. Akron Shortest game, time (7 inn) 1:28 on 7/5 vs. Erie, Game 1 Largest crowd, Home 6,187 on 6/17 vs. Reading Largest crowd, Road 9,976 on 7/3 at Reading Largest winning margin 9 6/11 vs. Akron Largest losing margin 12 4/17 vs. Reading Most errors 5 5/21 vs. Bowie Most errors by an opponent 7 8/11 at Altoona Most stolen bases by opponent 3 5/5 vs. Hartford

CATCHING BREAKDOWN CS ATT CS% Kieboom 20 84 .238 Rickles 3 15 .200 OTHERS 9 24 .375 TOTAL 32 123 .260 2016 OPENING DAY ROSTER - APRIL 9 (25 Active) P Dakota Bacus, Abel De Los Santos, Robert Fish, Lucas Giolito, Juan Gutierrez, Bryan Harper, Nick Lee, Reynoldo Lopez, Tyler Mapes, Gilberto Mendez, John Simms, Wander Suero, Austen Williams C Brian Jeroloman, Spencer Kieboom INF Chris Bostick, Wilmer Difo, Cutter Dykstra, Stephen Perez, Shawn Pleffner, Adrian Sanchez OF Isaac Ballou, Rafael Bautista, Zach Collier, Kevin Keyes

4/7 C Devin Ivany, OF Drew Vettleson, RHP Tim Alderson, Neil Holland & RHP Robert Benincasa all placed on the disabled list. 4/20 LHP Robert Fish released by the Nationals and RHP Andrew Robinson promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. 4/21 OF Kevin Keyes, OF Isaac Ballou and RHP Abel De Los Santos assigned to Syracuse. OF Brenden Webb and INF Neftali Soto assigned to Harrisburg. 4/22 RHP Derek Self assigned to Harrisburg from Potomac. 4/23 RHP John Simms placed on the disabled list retroactive to 4/20. The Nationals signed pitcher Jaron Long and assigned him to Harrisburg. 4/27 C Spencer Kieboom placed on the disabled list and C Jake Lowery assigned to the Senators from extended spring training. 4/29 RHP Juan Gutierrez assigned to Syracuse and RHP Koda Glover assigned to Harrisburg from Potomac. 5/5 RHP John Simms and C Spencer Kieboom both activated from the disabled list. RHP Austen Williams placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/2 and C Jake Lowery assigned to Auburn. 5/8 RHP Dakota Bacus assigned to Potomac with no corresponding move. 5/10 RHP Austen Williams activated from the disabled list. 5/15 OF Isaac Ballou assigned to Harrisburg from Syracuse and OF Cutter Dykstra placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/12/16. 5/21 INF/OF Cutter Dykstra activated from the disabled list and OF Brenden Webb placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/19. 5/31 RHP Matt Belisle joins the Senators on a MLB rehab assignment. 6/1 RHP Michael Brady assigned to the Senators and RHP Gilberto Mendez assigned to Potomac. 6/6 RHP Jaron Long and LHP Bryan Harper assigned to Syracuse and RHP Greg Ross and RHP Robert Benincasa assigned to Harrisburg. 6/7 OF Zach Collier placed on the disabled list and OF Kevin Keyes assigned to Harrisburg. 6/14 OF Zach Collier activated from the disabled list and OF Cutter Dykstra released by the Nationals. 6/22 C Nick Rickles assigned to Harrisburg and C Brian Jeroloman placed on the temporary inactive list. 6/27 OF Zach Collier, INF/OF Chris Bostick & RHP Reynaldo Lopez assigned to Syracuse. RHP Wander Suero placed on the temporary inactive list. OF Andrew Stevenson, INF Drew Ward, RHP Ryan Brinley & RHP Boone Whiting assigned to Harrisburg. 6/28 RHP Lucas Giolito had his contract selected by the Nationals and RHP Wander Suero activated from the temporary inactive list. 7/1 RHP Jonathan Papelbon assigned to the Senators on a major league rehab assignment. 7/4 RHP Jonathan Papelbon reinstated to the Nationals roster. 7/7 INF Adrian Sanchez assigned to Syracuse and INF Khayyan Norfork assigned to Harrisburg. 7/18 C Brian Jeroloman activated from the temporary inactive list. RHP Greg Ross placed on the disabled list. RHP Boone Whiting placed on the disabled list effective 7/15. 7/19 RHP Mark Blackmar assigned to Harrisburg from Potomac. RHP Abel De Los Santos claimed on outright waivers by the Cincinnati Reds. 7/21 RHP Justin De Fratus signed by the Nationals and assigned to Harrisburg. RHP Boone Whiting activated from the disabled list. 7/23 LHP Nick Lee sent outright to the Senators and C Brian Jeroloman placed on the disabled list retroactive 7/21. 7/25 RHP Jaron Long assigned to Harrisburg from Syracuse and INF Shawn Pleffner placed on the disabled list retroactive to 7/24. 7/27 INF Wilmer Difo recalled by the Nationals and INF Adrian Sanchez assigned to Harrisburg from Syracuse. 8/1 RHPs Boone Whiting and Ryan Brinley assigned to Potomac. INF Jose Marmolejos assigned to Harrisburg from Potomac. RHP Sam Runion assigned to Harrisburg from Syracuse. 8/5 RHP Jaron Long placed on the disabled list and INF Shawn Pleffner activated from the disabled list. 8/6 INF Neftali Soto assigned to Syracuse. 8/17 RHP Justin De Fratus assigned to Syracuse with no corresponding move. 8/20 RHP Whit Mayberry assigned to Harrisburg from Potomac and RHP Michael Brady assigned to Harrisburg from Syracuse. SENATORS TRANSACTIONS

4/7 at Altoona

W 10-6 1-0 1st 0.0 D. Bacus 1-0

J. Kuchno 0-1

4,027

4/8 at Altoona

W 10-4 2-0 1st 0.0 T. Mapes 1-0

C. Holmes 0-1

2,302 4/9 at Altoona

Postponed due to inclement weather 4/10 at Altoona

L 3-6

2-1 2nd 1.0 T. Eppler 1-0

R. Lopez 0-1

M. DuRapau 1

2,827

4/11 at Binghamton Postponed due to rain - make-up scheduled for August 2 at 5:35 p.m. 4/12 at Binghamton W 4-3 (11) 3-1 2nd 1.5 J. Gutierrez 1-0

L. Mateo 0-1

A. De Los Santos 1 1,130 4/13 at Binghamton L 1-5

3-2 2nd 1.5 R. Lara 1-0

A. Williams 0-1

1,093 4/14 vs. Reading

L 0-9

3-3 2nd 2.5 N. Pivetta 1-1

J. Simms 0-1

4,386 4/15 vs. Reading

W 8-0 4-3 2nd 2.5 T. Mapes 2-0

R. Pinto 0-1

3,639 4/16 vs. Reading

L 1-3

4-4

2.5 A. Vasquez 2-0

R. Lopez 0-2

E. Ramos 2

4,392 4/17 vs. Reading

L 2-14 4-5 2nd 2.5 A. Asher 1-2

L. Giolito 0-1

3,517 4/18 vs. Altoona

L 5-12 4-6

3.5 J. Creasy 2-0

A. Williams 0-2

2,155 4/19 vs. Altoona

W 2-1 5-6 2nd 3.5 J. Simms 1-1

C. Holmes 0-2

J. Gutierrez 1

2,842 4/20 vs. Altoona

W 4-2 6-6 2nd 3.5 T. Mapes 3-0

T. Eppler 1-1

D. Bacus 1

2,661 4/21 at Bowie

L 4-6

6-7 2nd 3.5 S. Crichton 1-1

N. Lee 0-1

J. Stoffel 3

2,772 4/22 at Bowie

L 3-6

6-8 4th 3.5 D. Hart 1-0

D. Bacus 1-1

J. Stoffel 4

4,812 4/23 at Bowie

L 2-7

6-9 5th 3.5 C. Lee 3-0

A. Williams 0-3

7,143 4/24 at Bowie

W 6-3 7-9 T3 3.0 A. Robinson 1-0

J. Garcia 1-2

J. Gutierrez 2

8,116 4/26 vs. Hartford*

L 1-2

7-10 T4 4.0 G. Marquez 2-1

T. Mapes 3-1

M. Carasiti 7

1,095 4/27 vs. Hartford*

L 1-4

7-11 5 4.0 H. Musgrave 3-0

R. Lopez 0-3

M. Carasiti 8

940 4/28 vs. Hartford*

Postponed due to rain. 4/29 vs. Bowie

L 3-4

7-12 5

P. Bridwell 1-0

G. Mendez 0-1

J. Stoffel 5

2,658 4/30 vs. Bowie

L 2-3

7-13 5 6.0 C. Lee 4-0

A. Williams 0-4

J. Stoffel 6

5,198 5/1 vs. Bowie

W 9-3 8-13 T4 6.0 J. Long 1-0

J. Garcia 1-3

2,744

5/2 vs. Hartford

W 5-4 9-13

T. Mapes 4-1

C. Hernandez 2-2

B. Harper 1

1,562 5/3 vs. Hartford

W 3-2 (11) 10-13

A. Robinson 2-0

M. Pierpont 1-1

1,749 5/4 vs. Hartford

L 3-9

10-14 T4 6.5 H. Musgrave 4-0

L. Giolito 0-2

3,218 5/5 vs. Hartford

L 4-8

10-15 T4 7.5 K. Freeland 4-1

J. Simms 1-2

3,062 5/6 at Trenton

L 4-5

10-16 T5 7.5 J. Montgomery 4-0

J. Long 1-1

J. Holder 1

5,132 5/7 at Trenton

W 3-1 11-16 5 7.5 T. Mapes 5-1

C. Coshow 0-2

B. Harper 2

5,809 5/8 at Trenton

L 5-7

11-17 5 8.5 R. Herrera 4-1

G. Mendez 0-2

3,529 5/9 at Richmond

W 6-4 12-17 5 8.5 L. Giolito 1-2

T. Mizenko 0-1

2,706 5/10 at Richmond

W 7-6 13-17 4 8.5 B. Harper 1-0

D. Slania 3-2

K. Glover 1

2,733 5/11 at Richmond

W 2-1 (12) 14-17 4 8.5 D. Self 1-0

M. Kickham 0-1

6,951 5/12 vs. Akron

L 0-4

14-18 4 9.5 A. Plutko 2-2

T. Mapes 5-2

R. Aviles 1

2,644 5/13 vs. Akron

W 11-7 15-18 4 8.5 A. Robinson 3-0

A. Polanco 0-1

4,857 5/14 vs. Akron

L 3-4 (12) 15-19 4 9.5 P. Garner 4-0

D. Self 1-1

4,371 5/15 vs. Akron

L 1-5

15-20 5 10.5 S. Morimando 7-0

A. Williams 0-5

3,620 5/16 at Erie

W 5-2 16-20 T4 10.5 J. Long 2-1

C. Riordan 3-3

J. Simms 1

2,493 5/17 at Erie

W 6-2 17-20 3 10.5 N. Lee 1-1

R. Alaniz 0-2

1,165 5/18 at Erie

W 3-1 18-20 3 9.5 R. Lopez 1-3

T. Collier 3-3

B. Harper 3

5,247 5/20 vs. Bowie

W 4-2 19-20 3 9.5 L. Giolito 2-2

J. Aquino 1-4

B. Harper 4

5,449 5/21 vs. Bowie

W 7-2 20-20 3 9.5 A. Williams 1-5

D. Hess 2-2

3,452 5/22 vs. Bowie

W 5-4 21-20 3 9.5 J. Simms 2-2

G. Reyes 0-1

3,614 5/23 vs. Portland

W 6-5 22-20 3 8.5 D. Self 2-1

L. Ysla 1-2

K. Glover 2

1,751 5/24 vs. Portland

L 4-5

22-21 3 9.5 K. Couch 3-0

R. Lopez 1-4

M. Atkins 2

2,787 5/25 vs. Portland

W 2-1 23-21 3 9.5 B. Harper 2-1

L. Ysla 1-3

2,345 5/26 vs. Portland

W 5-4 24-21 3 8.5 K. Glover 1-0

S. Mercedes 2-3

5,823 5/27 at Akron

L 1-6

24-22 3 9.5 M. Peoples 5-1

J. Long 2-2

5,910 5/28 at Akron

L 2-3

24-23 3 10.5 G. Sides 1-0

B. Harper 2-1

J.P. Feyereisen 3

6,116 5/29 at Akron

W 2-1 25-23 3 9.5 K. Glover 2-0

A. Polanco 1-3

6,024 5/30 at Akron

W 3-2 26-23 3 8.5 L. Giolito 3-2

D.J. Brown 3-1

J. Simms 2

3,316 5/31 vs. New Hampshire L 2-10 26-24 3 9.5 B. Dragmire 2-4

A. Williams 1-6

1,927 6/1 vs. New Hampshire W 6-3 27-24 3 8.5 J. Long 3-2

J. Gabryszwski 3-2 B. Harper 5

2,443 6/2 vs. New Hampshire L 1-2

27-25 3 8.5 S. Dawson 3-2

T. Mapes 5-3

W. Browning 8

3,145 6/3 at Richmond

W 8-1 28-25

J. Simms 3-2

K. Crick 1-4

A. Robinson 1

5,145 6/4 at Richmond

W 3-1 29-25 3 8.5 L. Giolito 4-2

A. Mejia 2-2

B. Harper 6

8,312 6/5 at Richmond

L 2-6

29-26 3 8.0 A. Suarez 2-2

A. Williams 1-7

4,579 6/7 vs. Hartford

W 5-3 30-26 3 7.0 G. Ross 1-0

G. Marquez 4-4

2,275 6/8 vs. Hartford

L 6-7

30-27 3 7.0 C. Hernandez 4-4

J. Simms 3-3

M. Carasiti 17

2,653 6/9 vs. Hartford

L 0-6

30-28 3 7.0 A. Senzatela 4-1

T. Mapes 5-4

3,767 6/10 vs. Akron

W 6-2 31-28 3 6.0 L. Giolito 5-2

D. J. Brown 3-2

5,148 6/11 vs. Akron

W 11-2 32-28 3 5.0 M. Brady 1-0

S. Morimando 9-2

5,192 6/12 vs. Akron

W 7-6 33-28 2 4.0 A. Robinson 4-0

N. Morande 0-1

5,547 6/13 vs. Akron

W 4-0 34-28 2 3.0 G. Ross 2-0

A. Plutko 3-3

K. Glover 3

3,372 6/14 at Trenton

L 4-7

34-29 T2 3.0 V. Campos 2-0

R. Lopez 1-5

J. Holder 3

4,984 6/15 at Trenton

W 1-0 35-29 2 2.0 T. Mapes 6-4

J. Montgomery 5-2

3,874 6/16 at Trenton

L 1-3

35-30 T2 2.0 C. Adams 1-0

L. Giolito 5-3

J. Holder 4

5,432 6/17 vs. Reading

L 0-4

35-31 T2 3.0 N. Pivetta 7-4

P. Valdez 0-1

6,187 6/18 vs. Reading

W 2-0 36-31 T2 3.0 G. Ross 3-0

W. Morris 0-1

K. Glover 4

6,273 6/19 vs. Reading

W 4-1 37-31 T2 3.0 R. Lopez 2-5

R. Pinto 2-3

W. Suero 1

4,962 6/21 at Portland

L 4-10 37-32 3 4.0 K. McAvoy 4-3

T. Mapes 6-5

5,165 6/22 at Portland

W 9-6 38-32 3 3.0 J. Simms 4-3

K. Couch 4-3

A. De Los Santos (2) 3,823 6/23 at Portland

W 5-2 39-32 3 2.0 P. Valdez 1-1

J. Beeks 0-1

A. De Los Santos (3) 6,344 6/24 at New Hampshire L 2-3

39-33 3 3.0 W. Browning 2-2

D. Self 2-2

4,949 6/25 at New Hampshire W 4-0 40-33 3 1.5 R. Lopez 3-5

C. Lawrence 2-6

6,835 6/26 at New Hampshire W 3-1 41-33 3 1.0 T. Mapes 7-5

T. Cole 0-1

6,029 6/27 vs. Bowie

L 1-10 41-34 3 1.5 B. Barker 4-1

M. Brady 1-1

2,368 6/28 vs. Bowie

W 13-10 42-34 3 1.0 P. Valdez 2-1

D. Hess 3-7

A. De Los Santos 4 2,854 6/29 vs. Bowie

L 0-8

42-35 3 1.0 J. Aquino 4-7

G. Ross 3-1

5,078 6/30 at Reading

L 5-13 42-36 3 2.0 D. Stumpf 1-0

R. Brinley 0-1

7,515 7/1 at Reading

L 2-4

42-37 3 2.0 T. Viza 2-1

T. Mapes 7-6

M. Nunez 9

6,279 7/2 at Reading

L 0-3

42-38 3 3.0 M. Leiter 4-0

M. Brady 1-2

M. Nunez 10

8,861 7/3 at Reading

L 10-12 42-39 3 4.0 G. Infante 2-1

J. Simms 4-4

H. Milner 3

9,976 7/4 vs. Erie

Postponed due to rain - to be made up on July 5 SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY

Opponent

Result Rcd PL GB Winning Pitcher

Losing Pitcher

Save

Attd 7/5 vs. Erie G1

W 1-0 43-39 3

G. Ross 4-1

T. Collier 7-6

G2

W 10-3 44-39 3 2.5

W. Suero 1-0

C. Drummond 0-2

2,345 7/6 vs. Erie

L 3-6

44-40 3 3.5

J. Turley 3-6

B. Whiting 0-1

J. Jimenez 7

2,863 7/7 vs. Erie

W 14-3 45-40 3 2.5

T. Mapes 8-6

A. Lewicki 1

3,110 7/8 vs. Akron

W 7-0 46-40 3 2.0

M. Brady 2-2

M. Peoples

4,253 7/9 vs. Akron

L 3-6

46-41 3 3.0

R. Kaminsky 4-5

P. Valdez 2-2

G. Sides 3

5,783 7/10 vs. Akron

W 6-4 (12) 47-41 3 3.0

J. Simms 5-4

C. Weathers 0-2

3,945

ALL-STAR BREAK 7/11-7/13

7/14 at Altoona

L 3-9

47-42 3 4.0

A. McRae 3-4

B. Whiting 0-2

3,400 7/15 at Altoona #1 L 0-5

47-43 3 5.0

R. Vogelsong 1-0

M. Brady 2-3

#2 W 3-2 48-43 3 4.0

J. Simms 6-4

C. Holmes 8-5

W. Suero 2

5,021 7/16 at Altoona

W 4-2 (12) 49-43 3 3.0

W. Suero 2-0

J. Lakind 3-1

A. De Los Santos 5 6,096 7/17 at Altoona

W 3-2 50-43 T2 2.0

D. Self 3-2

B. Waddell 6-5

N. Lee 1

3,487 7/18 at Erie

W 5-1 51-43 2 1.5

T. Mapes 9-6

A. Kubitza 2-3

5,294 7/19 at Erie

W 5-2 52-43 2 0.5

M. Blackmar 1-0

J. Turley 4-7

R. Benincasa 1

5,346 7/20 at Erie

L 2-8

52-44 T1 - -

A. Lewicki 1-2

M. Brady 2-4

3,145 7/21 vs. Richmond W 4-2 53-44 T1 - -

P. Valdez 3-2

K. Crick 2-8

A. Robinson 2

5,989 7/22 vs. Richmond W 3-2 54-44 1 +1

J. Simms 7-4

S. Coonrod 2-2

R. Benincasa 2

5,094 7/23 vs. Richmond W 6-3 55-44 1 +1

T. Mapes 10-6

T. Beede 5-6

A. Robinson 3

6,483 7/24 vs. Richmond L 2-6

55-45 T1 - -

A. Suarez 4-6

M. Blackmar 1-1

3,024 7/25 vs. New Hampshire Postponed Due to Wet Grounds - Doubleheader Schedule for July 26 7/26 vs. New Hamp #1 L 0-1

55-46 2

C. Greene 3-2

M. Brady 2-5

#2 W 1-0 56-46 2 1.0

W. Suero 3-0

B. Dragmire 2-5

3,863 7/27 vs. New Hampshire W 5-4 57-46 2 1.0/+4.0 R. Benincasa 1-0

M. Smith 3-4

A. Robinson 4

3,458

7/28 at Hartford

L 2-3 (10) 57-47 2 1.0/+4,0 M. Pierpont 5-1

R. Brinley 0-2

26 7/29 at Hartford #1 L 3-5

57-48 2

C. Hernandez 6-7

B. Whiting 0-3

J. Vasto 2

#2 W 2-0 58-48 2 0.5/+3.5 M. Blackmar 2-1

J. Jiminian 2-2

J. DeFratus 1

9 7/30 at Hartford

L 2-3

58-49 2 1.0/+3.5 A. Balog 3-0

T. Mapes 10-7

J. Vasto 3

46 7/31 at Hartford

Postponed Due to Rain - Doubleheader Scheduled for Saturday, September 3 OFF 8/2 at Binghamton #1 W 4-2 59-49 2

M. Brady 3-5

T. Pill 8-10

A. Robinson 5

#2 L 2-3 (10) 59-50 2 0.5/+4.5 P. Paez 1-0

J. DeFratus 0-1

2,014

8/3 at Binghamton

W 6-1 60-50 2 0.5/+5.5 P. Valdez 4-2

T. Herron 2-3

1,613

8/4 at Binghamton

L 2-3

60-51 2 1.5/+5.5 R. Montero 3-1

J. Long 3-3

D. Roseboom 9

2,939 8/5 vs. Trenton

W 5-0 61-51 2 0.5/+5.5 M. Blackmar 3-1

W. Carter 0-2

5,863 8/6 vs. Trenton

L 0-6

61-52 2 1.5/+5.5 C. Adams 8-0

T. Mapes 10-8

5,442 8/7 vs. Trenton

L 2-7

61-63 2 1.5/+5.5 D. Camarena 8-3

M. Brady 3-6

C. Coshow 3

3,979 OFF 8/9 at Altoona

L 7-9

61-54 2 2.5/+4.5 J. Lakind 4-1

R. Benincasa 1-1

M. DuRapau 20

4,243 8/10 at Altoona

W 5-2 62-54 2 1.5/+4.5 E. Fedde 1-0

T. Eppler 7-9

5,549 8/11 at Altoona

L 4-8

62-55 2 2.5/+4.5 A. McRae 5-6

M. Blackmar 3-2

3,131 8/12 vs. Binghamton L 3-7

62-56 2 3.5/+3.5 R. Knapp 2-0

S. Runion 0-1

5,092 8/13 vs. Binghamton W 8-4 63-56 2 3.5/+4.0 T. Mapes 11-8

R. Lara 6-10

5,029 8/14 vs. Binghamton L 2-6

63-57 2 3.5/+3.0 J. Zeid 4-3

P. Valdez 4-3

4,321 OFF 8/16 vs. Erie

L 4-13 63-58 2 4.0/+2.0 T. Collier 8-7

E. Fedde 1-1

3,152 8/17 vs. Erie

L 2-4

63-59 2 4.5/+1.0 T. Alexander 1-1

M. Blackmar 3-3

P. Voelker 9

3,573 8/18 vs. Erie

L 7-8

63-60 T2 5.0/Tied J. Turley 6-8

J. Simms 7-5

A. Ravenelle 1

4,637 8/19 at Richmond

L 2-3

63-61 3 5.0/1.0 M. Gage 8-7

P. Valdez 4-4

J. Nathan 1

6,010 8/20 at Richmond

W 8-5 64-61 3 4.0/1.0 D. Self 4-2

T. Mizenko 2-6

N. Lee 2

9,464 8/21 at Richmond 8/22 vs. Altoona 8/23 vs. Altoona 8/24 vs. Altoona 8/25 at Hartford 8/26 at Hartford #1

#2 8/27 at Hartford OFF 8/29 at Bowie 8/30 at Bowie 8/31 at Bowie 9/1 at Bowie 9/2 vs. Hartford 9/3 vs. Hartford #1

#2 9/4 vs. Hartford 9/5 vs. Hartford

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