AUGUST 9th CHARLOTTE (46-69) at PAWTUCKET (56-59) 7:05 pm Charlotte Knights RHP Carson Fulmer (7-7, 5.56) vs. Pawtucket Red Sox RHP Justin Haley (1-0, 2.67) Sweep Dreams – The Pawtucket Red Sox bid for a 3-game sweep of the Charlotte Knights when they play the finale of this series tonight at 7:05 pm at McCoy Stadium. The PawSox have rolled to 7-0 and 9-2 victories the last two nights and this evening have a chance to record their first sweep since sweeping a 4-game set at Syracuse from July 13-16. Pawtucket has been swept in back-to-back 3-game series prior to this week (August 1-3 at home vs. Syracuse and August 4-6 at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre). Pawtucket had also been swept in their last two series here at home before this week (July 20-23 in a 4-game set vs. Norfolk and the aforementioned 3-game series vs. Syracuse from August 1-3). Pawtucket is 13-13-9 in their 34 series thus far (13 series wins, 13 losses, and 9 series splits) including this series victory which they have already clinched no matter the outcome tonight. See ‘ya Next Year - This week marks Charlotte’s only visit to McCoy this season. The teams conclude their season-series tonight (PawSox lead 3 games to 2). Pawtucket and Charlotte won’t meet again for over 11 months…until the PawSox play in Charlotte next July 16 and then here at McCoy next July27. The only other time these two clubs faced each other this year came back on April 18-20 in Charlotte (Knights took 2 of 3). This Homestand - The PawSox penultimate homestand of the season (2-0 thus far) continues with a 4-game series vs. Columbus starting tomorrow night. The Clippers pay their only visit of 2017 for games Thursday & Friday at 7:05 pm, Saturday at 6:15 pm, and Sunday at 1:35 pm. After this week the Sox have just one homestand remaining from August 21-27 (4-games vs. Buffalo and 3-games vs. Lehigh Valley). More Special Events and Fun at McCoy – This homestand once again features a host of special events at McCoy. Friday will be Nomar Garciappara bobblehead night for the first 3,000 fans along with an appearance by Hall of Famer Wade Boggs who will be on hand during the game to meet fans. On Saturday, the PawSox will have Super Hero characters roaming the ballpark along with another post-game fireworks show set to a Super Heroes theme. And Sunday will be Team Card Set giveaway for the first 5,000 fans. The Thursday night game will be televised live on NESN at 7:05 pm and Saturday will be another myRITV telecast at 6:15 pm. 8 Was Enough – Prior to their well-pitched and well-played triumphs the past two nights, the PawSox had lost 8 in a row overall from July 29 – August 6 and 8 straight at home as well from July 19 – August 3. They have presently won two in a row for the first time since sweeping a doubleheader at Indianapolis on July 28. Tonight they can make it 3 straight wins for the first time since their 8-game winning streak from July 8-18. Ten Pinned – While dropping 8 of their last 10 games, the Sox have only been outscored by a 45-39 margin. That’s because they have suffered six losses by 2-runs, one loss by 1-run, and another defeat by 8 runs (10-2 vs. Syracuse on August 1) before coming up with 7-0 and 9-2 wins the past two nights. Pawtucket is 9-20 in 2-run games this season (the .310 winning pct. in those games the lowest in the league). Streaksville – Pawtucket has been a streaky team this season…in order this season they have had a 4-game winning streak (April 11-14), a 4-game losing streak (April 20-27), a 4-game winning streak (April 30 – May 5), a 9-game losing streak (May 10-19), a 6-game winning streak (May 24-30), a 5-game home winning streak (June 5-9), an 8-game losing streak (G2 on June 17-23), a 4-game losing streak (July 2 – Game 1 on July 5), an 8-game winning streak (from July 8-18), a 6-game losing streak (July 19-24), and their recent 8-game skid (July 29 – August 6). NEXT ON TAP - The probable pitching match-ups for the upcoming series vs. Columbus at McCoy: Thur. 7:05 pm (NESN) RHP Adam Plutko (5-11, 6.79) vs. LHP Brian Johnson (3-2, 2.77) Fri. 7:05 pm RHP Julian Merryweather (3-3, 5.37) vs. LHP Roenis Elias (0-3, 10.54) Sat. 6:15 pm (myRITV) LHP Ryan Merritt (9-5, 2.97) vs. RHP Hector Velazquez (7-3, 1.93) Sun. 1:35 pm RHP Jarrett Grube (5-6, 4.71) vs. LHP Jalen Beeks (5-4, 3.18)

Highs and Lows – The PawSox are now 56-59 on the season. This past Sunday the Sox had fallen 5-games below .500 for the first time since May 27 (19-24). Pawtucket dropped to a season-low 8-games under .500 on May 23 (16-24) for the first time since they ended the 2015 season with a 59-85 record. On July 18 the PawSox were a season-best 6-games over .500 at 50-44. Series Business – Pawtucket – up 2-0 in this 3-game series vs. Charlotte but most recently swept in back-to-back 3-game sets (at home vs. Syracuse last week and at Scranton/WB this past weekend) – has now won 5, lost 3, and split 4 of their last 11 series. Pawtucket is 13-13-9 in their 34 series thus far (13 series wins, 13 losses, and 9 series splits) including this series which they have already clinched no matter the outcome tonight. Last year the Sox went 20-17-7 in their 44 series played. August Moon - The Sox are 2-6 to begin a busy August that has them slated to play 31 games in 31 days. They are hitting .232 thus far this month (63-for-271) with 10 HR in 8 games while pitchers have a 4.69 ERA (37 ER in 71 IP). July Celebrations Over– The Sox finished 15-14 during the month of July. Pawtucket hit .275 this July (271-for-985) with 19 HR and they were 15-14 with a 3.45 ERA (96 ER in 250.2 IP) with 26 HRA. Ryan Court (.353 in 18 games) and Matt Dominguez (.350 in 22 games) led the PawSox in hitting in July while Bryce Brentz again paced the club in both HR (3) & RBI (16). Marcus Walden was the winningest PawSox pitcher in July going 3-1 with a 2.81 ERA in 5 games while Jalen Beeks had the lowest ERA among starters at 1.96 in 4 GS. When Last We Met – Pawtucket’s 3-game set at sparkling BB&T Ballpark in uptown Charlotte was a well-played series from April 18-20. The clubs split the first two games as the Knights took the opener, 3-1 (in 2 hours & 16 minutes) but the Sox evened matters with a 4-0 victory the next night (behind Velazquez, Workman, Boyer and Ramirez in 2 hours & 37 minutes). Charlotte won the series outright with a 6-4 victory in the finale on April 20 (taking 2 hours & 54 minutes to complete the rubber game). Stats vs. the Knights in 2017 – The PawSox are hitting .248 in the 5 games vs. Charlotte (41-for-165) with 6 HR…by Bradley, Jr., Brentz (2), Dominguez, Rutledge, and Marrero. Sox pitchers are 3-2 with a 2.30 ERA (11 ER in 43 IP) with 5 HRA. The PawSox have out-scored the Knights, 25-11 thus far in the season-series. Pawtucket vs. Charlotte Last Season – Pawtucket finished 5-2 vs. the Knights last year going 2-1 in Charlotte and 3-1 in Pawtucket. The Sox hit .286 vs. Charlotte last season with 12 HR and 35 runs scored in 7 games. Sox pitchers were 5-2 with a 3.48 ERA vs. the Knights with just 1 HRA and 24 runs allowed overall. Charlotte’s Web – By virtue of going 5-2 vs. Charlotte last season (and 3-2 this season), the PawSox have taken over the lead in the all-time regular-season series with the Knights by a slim 113-110 margin since Charlotte joined the IL in 1993. (This count does not include the 2012 Governors’ Cup Championship series won by the PawSox, 3 games to 0). The PawSox are 54-57 at McCoy Stadium vs. the Knights but 59-53 in Charlotte during regular-season play. They were 52-47 at Knights Castle in Fort Mill, SC and they are 7-6 at beautiful BB&T Ballpark in Charlotte. Against Charlotte Recently – The PawSox finished 1-5 vs. Charlotte in 2015, but the Sox won the season-series over Charlotte by a 6-2 count in 2014. Pawtucket finished 3-4 vs. Charlotte in 2013 and 3-5 vs. Charlotte during the 2012 regular-season. However, Pawtucket then went 3-0 vs. Charlotte in the 2012 Governors’ Cup Finals (2-0 at McCoy and 1-0 at Knights Stadium). The PawSox had finished 4-4 vs. Charlotte during each of the previous four seasons (2008-2011). Before going 6-2 vs. the Knights in 2014, the PawSox had last won a season-series over Charlotte during both the 2006 and 2007 seasons (by 5-3 margins) after having gone 1-7 vs. Charlotte each of the prior two seasons (2004 & 2005). Northern Exposure –The PawSox played 41 straight games vs. IL North clubs between June 5 – July 16. Pawtucket finally played outside their division from July 17 – August 30. Pawtucket is 36-39 vs. North rivals, 8-7 vs. the IL West, and 12-13 vs. the South. Last year the Sox went 44-45 vs. the IL North. The Sox struggled to a 36-55 record vs. North rivals in 2015. Until 2015, the Sox had only one losing season vs. North opponents in the previous seven years from 2008-2014 (going 32-48 in 2009). A Long Way Back - The 4th-place PawSox trail Scranton/WB by a season-high 18-games in the IL North and trail Lehigh Valley (and others) by 10½-games in the IL wild card race (-12½ GB was their furthest wild card deficit of the season – most recently on Sunday). The PawSox have just 27 games remaining (12 at home and 15 on the road). Pawtucket had pulled to within 7½-games of 1st-place on June 16 and at the same time were within just 4-games of the wild card spot. Sad Endings and Close Calls – Pawtucket has lost 18 games during an opponent’s final at-bat of the game (compared to 7 such victories during their own last AB). The PawSox are 12-16 in 1-run games, 9-20 in 2-run games, and 4-9 in extra innings. Home vs. Road – The Sox are 29-29 at McCoy on the year – they had reached a season-high of 8-games over .500 at home on June 17 at 21-13 but have lost 16 of their last 24 at McCoy. They are 27-30 on the road. Pawtucket pitchers have a 3.52 ERA at home (197 ER in 504 IP) compared to 4.02 on the road (217 ER in 485.2 IP). The PawSox are hitting .256 at McCoy (471-for-1838) with 57 HR compared to .257 on the road (510-for-1986) with 48 HR.

McCoy History – Pawtucket’s 10-game McCoy winning streak (May 24 – June 9) tied the franchise-record for longest home winning streak and marked just the third time in PawSox history they had reached that level…the others coming in 1984 (June 27 – July 12) and 1995 (July 26 – August 15). Up and Down Streaks – Pawtucket’s 8-game winning streak from July 5 (G2) – July 18 was their longest since the 2014 season when they won 11 straight from July 13-26. Pawtucket’s 9-game losing streak from May 10-19 was their longest since an 11-game losing streak in August of 2015. Shutdown – Pawtucket is 16-7 in shutout games this season – just ahead of Durham (15-3) for the most shutouts in the league. Pawtucket set a new franchise-record for Most Shutouts in a season last year with 17. Defense Tops, Pitching & Hitting Better Than Average – Pawtucket continues to lead the league with a .987 fielding pct. (making an IL low 52 errors in 3,972 total chances). Pawtucket’s Team ERA is 7th in the IL at 3.77 after being 1st from June 17-20. The PawSox are 7th in the league in Team Batting (.257) after being last for much of May and into early-June. Their .259 average on July 29 was their season-high. Rain Men – Pawtucket has suffered 10 postponements this season (6 at home and 4 on the road). The 6 home postponements are the most since they also had 6 during the 2006 season. Last year, Pawtucket had 5 rainouts at home…their most since that 2006 season. The PawSox had just one home rainout in both 2014 & 2015 and just three each in 2012 & 2013. The club-record is 11 home postponements in 1982. The month of April was the 6th rainiest on record in Pawtucket while May had 21 of 31 days with at least a trace of rain. June wasn’t much better with some rain on 19 of the 30 days. Double Dipping – The Sox have played 10 doubleheaders (three sweeps, swept four times, and three splits) including four twin bills in a 12-day span between June 7-18. The PawSox still have one more make-up doubleheader remaining on the schedule on August 15 in Louisville at 5:30 pm. Their 10 doubleheaders are tied with Rochester for the most in the league to date this season. A Nice Tune in June – The PawSox posted their first winning month of the season with a 17-14 mark in June. Pawtucket batters had their best month of the season by far hitting .275 (275-for-1001) with 30 HR…following a .231 April and .242 May. All-Star OF Bryce Brentz led the way batting .340 with 7 2B, 11 HR & 27 RBI in 27 games in June. Pitchers had a 4.10 ERA (113 ER in 248 IP) following a 3.63 ERA in April and a 3.64 ERA in May. All-Star LHP Edgar Olmos was 3-1 with a 1.04 ERA in 6 games (3 starts) in June. Pawtucket went 10-12 this April and then 12-13 in May. May Days Over – The PawSox finished 12-13 in May. Pitchers had a 3.64 ERA. The Sox hit .242 in 25 games in May with 31 HR. The PawSox suffered their only losing month all of last season in May going 14-16. The End to April – The PawSox finished 10-12 in April and thus suffered their first losing April since 2010 when they went 9-13. Until this year, April had been a terrific month for the PawSox as they finished .500 or better during each of the prior six Aprils. Pawtucket hit .231 in 22 games in April with 15 HR while Sox pitchers were 10-12 with a 3.63 last month. The PawSox outscored their opponents, 84-79 in April. 2016 was a Winner – The PawSox registered a winning season in 2016 and finished above .500 for the 5th time in the last 6 years with their 74-68 mark. They went 81-61 in 2011, 79-65 in 2012 winning the Governors’ Cup, 80-63 in 2013, and 79-65 in 2014 winning another Governors’ Cup, but 59-85 in 2015. BOSTON RED SOX DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM –

Portland (54-58) – The Portland Sea Dogs (AA) blanked Richmond, 5-0 last night. Starter and winner Kevin McAvoy (5-6) took a no-hitter into the 8th-inning before settling for 8-innings of 2-hit shutout ball – 8 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 7 SO. Michael Chavis cracked a 2-run HR (#11 with Portland and #28 overall on the season) and Danny Mars had a 2-run single to give McAvoy all he would need.

Salem (25-20)/(65-49) – The Salem Red Sox (A) edged Buies Creek, 2-1 last night. Jordan Betts belted a run-scoring double in the bottom of the 8th to snap a 1-1 tie. Jose Sermo had an RBI double in the 1st-inning for the other Sox run. Kyle Hart started – 5 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 3 BB, 5 SO. The win went to Adam Lau (4-6) with two scoreless innings of relief. Greenville (22-22)/(63-50) – The Greenville Drive (A) defeated Kannapolis, 5-3 last night. Jerry Downs drilled a 2-run hR (#1) and Jagger Rusconi had 2 hits and 1 RBI. Jhonathan Diaz (5-4) was the winner – 5 IP, 3 R while Joan Martinez notched SV #1 with 2 hitless innings. Greenville won the South Atlantic League 1st-half Southern Division. Lowell (22-24) – The Lowell Spinners (short-A) shutout Tri-City, 4-0 last night. Dakota Smith (3-2) went 6-innings for the win. Marino Campana (2 hits, 2 RBI) and Alexander Martinez (2 hits) led the offense.

UPCOMING PROMOTIONS & SPECIAL EVENTS AT McCOY STADIUM

THURSDAY PAWSOX BACK TO SCHOOL NOTEBOOK 7:05 pm vs. Columbus The first 3,000 youngsters entering McCoy tomorrow (Thursday) when the PawSox play Columbus at 7:05 pm will receive a PawSox back-to-school notebook compliments of the Rhode Island Shriners, 630 WPRO and 99.7 FM. The notebook features PawSox All-Stars Bryce Brentz, Rusney Castillo, and Edgar Olmos on the cover. FRIDAY NOMAR GARCIAPARRA BOBBLEHEAD DOLL 7:05 pm vs. Columbus WADE BOGGS APPEARANCE AT McCOY The PawSox are pleased to present Nomar Garciaparra Bobblehead Doll Night at McCoy Stadium on Friday when the PawSox take on Columbus at 7:05 pm. The first 3,000 fans will receive this popular collector’s edition Bobblehead of Nomar, who was the winner of the PawSox Fan Vote Bobblehead this past off-season, compliments of Bristol County Savings Bank & WEEI-FM. Gates will open at 5:30 pm. In addition, Pawtucket Red Sox, Boston Red Sox, and Baseball Hall of Famer, Wade Boggs will be at McCoy on Friday to promote the Shave or Not Shave campaign presented by Van Der Hagen and Beard Guyz. Wade will be throwing out the first pitch and stopping at the CCRI Fan Center where guests can vote on whether or not Wade should Shave or Not Shave. SATURDAY SUPER HEROES NIGHT & FIREWORKS SHOW 6:15 pm vs. Columbus The PawSox will host Super Heroes Night at McCoy Stadium on Saturday when the Sox play Columbus at 6:15 pm. After the game, fans will be treated to a spectacular Fireworks Show set to Super Heroes themed music. Kids won’t want to miss the excitement on Saturday at McCoy thanks to RI Comic Con and WHJJ News Radio 920. SUNDAY PAWSOX CARD SET 1:35 pm vs. Columbus The first 5,000 fans coming to McCoy Stadium on Sunday when the PawSox play Columbus at 1:35 pm will receive a collector’s edition PawSox Baseball Card Set. Always one of the most popular items of the season, this limited edition 2017 PawSox Card Set features full color action photos of all your favorite Sox players including: Bryce Brentz, Rafael Devers, Brian Johnson, and Sam Travis just to name a few. Sponsored by Dunkin' Donuts and NESN, that's PawSox Team Card Set Day at McCoy on Sunday at 1:35 pm. And prior to the game from 12:30 – 1:00 pm, all fans will be allowed in the outfield to play catch during “Citizens Catch on the Field” sponsored by Citizens Bank. AUGUST 25 PAWSOX TEAM POSTER NIGHT 7:05 pm vs. Lehigh Valley Friday, August 25 will be PawSox Team Poster and Autograph Night at McCoy. Pawtucket hosts Lehigh Valley at 7:05 pm and the first 5,000 fans entering the stadium will receive a full-color PawSox Team Poster suitable for framing. From 5:00 – 6:00 pm before the game fans will also be allowed on the field at McCoy for pictures and autographs of all their favorite PawSox players. Sponsored by Honey Dew Donuts and B101, that’s PawSox Team Poster & Autograph Night on August 25 at McCoy. AUGUST 25 FIREWORKS SHOW 7:05 pm vs. Lehigh Valley (Post-Game) After the game on August 25th, fans will be treated to a spectacular Fireworks Show set to Taylor Swift music thanks to our friends from Cox Communications, Brian’s Fabulous Fried Dough, and B101. PAWSOX PLAYER MOVES – None today. The PawSox have been involved in 54 player transactions in the past 28 days since the All-Star break. The PawSox are at the roster limit with 25 active players. Rehabbers LHP Roenis Elias and relievers Carson Smith & Ben Taylor do not count against the active roster. C Blake Swihart (left ankle inflammation), INF Jantzen Witte (right calf), RHP Kyle Kendrick (right shoulder inflammation), and OF Aneury Tavarez (right hand inflammation) are all on the disabled list. Pawtucket has had 15 players promoted to Boston this season (not including rehabbing players). The PawSox had three players recalled to Boston before the PawSox even played a game. The lucky list of promoted PawSox players so far…RHP Noe Ramirez (twice – now back with Pawtucket), INF Marco Hernandez (out for the season following shoulder surgery), INF Deven Marrero (three times but back with the PawSox), RHP Ben Taylor (three times), LHP Brian Johnson (four times but back with Pawtucket), RHP Brandon Workman (four times), RHP Kyle Kendrick (back with Pawtucket), LHP Robbie Ross Jr. (on Boston’s DL), RHP Hector Velazquez (three times but back with Pawtucket), 1B Sam Travis (twice but back with the PawSox), RHP Blaine Boyer, RHP Austin Maddox (three times but back with the PawSox), RHP Kyle Martin (back with Pawtucket), 3B Rafael Devers, and LHP Robby Scott (back with the PawSox).

That does not include rehabbing OF Jackie Bradley, Jr. (recalled on April 21), LHP David Price (recalled from rehab on May 29), 3B Pablo Sandoval (rehab recall on May 30, back on rehab with the PawSox starting June 27, but designated for assignment on July 14), INF/OF Brock Holt (rehab recall on July 16), LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (injury rehab recall on July 17), and RHP Joe Kelly (rehab recall on August 5). Rehabbing INF Josh Rutledge was transferred from Pawtucket to Portland on April 24 before being recalled on April 25 and rehabbed again in July before being recalled and remaining on Boston’s disabled list. It was another busy player movement year in 2016. Pawtucket used 57 different players last season (30 position players and 27 pitchers). Pawtucket added 33 new players to their roster after Opening Night last year. Only three players remained on the PawSox active roster for the entire 2016 season – relievers Kyle Martin & Roman Mendez and INF/OF Chris Marrero. Pawtucket sent 20 players to Boston during the course of last season and Pawtucket made 197 player transactions. In 2015 they made 220 player moves and in 2014 they ended up with a total of 209 player transactions. As mentioned, the Sox used 57 players last season. They used 62 different players in 2015 (29 position players & 33 pitchers) and the year before the Sox employed 61 different players during the regular-season (34 position players & 27 pitchers). That number rose to 66 players including the post-season. The club-record is 70 different players set in in both 1995 and 2006. Pawtucket promoted 20 players to Boston last season, 23 different players in 2015, and 25 players in 2014. 2017 PAWSOX PLAYER TRANSACTIONS (Bold represents players’ first call-up to Boston of the season) April 6 Delete RHP Noe Ramirez recalled to Boston (Red Sox place RHP Matt Barnes on bereavement list). Delete INF Marco Hernandez recalled to Boston (Red Sox place SS Xander Bogaerts on bereavement list). Delete INF Deven Marrero recalled to Boston (Red Sox place LHP Robbie Ross, Jr. on 10-day DL). 7 Add INF/OF Ryan Court transferred from Portland. 9 Add RHP Austin Maddox transferred from Portland. 11 Delete OF Brian Bogusevic placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to April 9) with a right foot fracture. Delete C Tim Roberson placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to April 10) with a left calf sprain. Add RHP Noe Ramirez following his option from Boston. Add INF Deven Marrero following his option from Boston. 12 Add LHP Robbie Ross Jr. on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston. 13 Delete LHP Robbie Ross Jr. injury rehab recall to Boston (Red Sox option RHP Ben Taylor). 16 Delete RHP Austin Maddox transferred to Portland. Add RHP Ben Taylor optioned from Boston. 17 Delete RHP Ben Taylor recalled to Boston (Red Sox place LHP Eduardo Rodriguez on paternity list). 18 Add OF Jackie Bradley, Jr. on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (right knee sprain). Add INF Josh Rutledge on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (right hamstring strain). Delete LHP Brian Johnson recalled to Boston (Ben Taylor optioned). Add RHP Blaine Boyer signed as a free agent. 19 Add RHP Ben Taylor optioned from Boston. 21 Delete OF Jackie Bradley, Jr. injury rehab recall to Boston (Brock Holt on 10-day DL). 22 Delete INF Mike Miller placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to April 19) with hand/wrist injury. Add LHP Brian Johnson following his option from Boston. 24 Delete INF Josh Rutledge injury rehab transfer to Portland (recalled to Boston on April 25). 28 Delete RHP Ben Taylor recalled to Boston (Robbie Ross Jr. optioned). Add OF/INF Steve Selsky optioned from Boston (Chase d’Arnaud added). Add INF/OF Brock Holt on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (vertigo). Delete RHP Erik Cordier transferred to Lowell. Add LHP Robbie Ross Jr. optioned from Boston. 30 Delete INF Ryan Court placed on 7-day disabled list (right foot fracture). Add C Tim Roberson reinstated from disabled list. May 1 Delete OF Junior Lake released. 2 Add OF Aneury Tavarez transferred from Portland. Delete RHP Brandon Workman recalled to Boston (Steven Wright on DL – knee surgery). Add RHP Erik Cordier transferred from Lowell. Delete C Blake Swihart placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to April 30) with a left finger contusion. Add INF Heiker Meneses transferred from Portland. 3 Delete INF/OF Brock Holt injury rehab recall to Boston (retro to May 1) but remains on Red Sox DL. 4 Delete RHP Kyle Kendrick selected to Boston (Marco Hernandez on 10-day DL). 5 Delete INF Deven Marrero recalled to Boston (Brandon Workman optioned). Add INF Jose Rosario transferred from Portland. 8 Add INF/OF Brock Holt injury rehab transferred from Portland (resumed on May 6). Add RHP Brandon Workman optioned from Boston. 10 Delete INF Jose Rosario transferred to Portland. Add INF Mike Miller reinstated from the disabled list. 11 Delete RHP Erik Cordier released. Delete LHP Robbie Ross Jr. recalled to Boston (Kyle Kendrick optioned). Add RHP Jamie Callahan from Portland. 12 Add LHP Roenis Elias on continuation of 30-day injury rehab assignment (began May 7 with Salem - oblique strain). 13 Delete INF Heiker Meneses transferred to Portland. Add INF Ryan Court reinstated from the disabled list. Delete LHP Roenis Elias injury rehab recall to Boston (remains on Red Sox DL).

14 Delete OF Aneury Tavarez on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 11) with right hand tendinitis. Add RHP Kyle Kendrick optioned from Boston. 15 Add OF Brian Bogusevic reinstated from the disabled list. 18 Delete RHP Hector Velazquez selected to Boston (Red Sox designate INF/OF Chase d’Arnaud designated). 19 Add OF Aneury Tavarez reinstated from disabled list. Add LHP David Price on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston. Add 3B Pablo Sandoval on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston. Delete RHP Noe Ramirez recalled to Boston (Red Sox option Robbie Ross, Jr. to Pawtucket). 20 Add RHP Austin Maddox transferred from Portland. 21 Delete RHP Brandon Workman recalled to Boston (Red Sox option Noe Ramirez). 23 Add LHP Robbie Ross, Jr. optioned from Boston. Delete 1B Sam Travis selected to Boston (Red Sox option Hector Velazquez). Add RHP Noe Ramirez optioned from Boston. Delete INF Brock Holt injury rehab recall to Boston (retro to May 22) but remains on Red Sox DL. 24 Delete OF Aneury Tavarez placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 22) with recurring right hand tendinitis. Add INF Heiker Meneses transferred from Portland. 26 Delete C Tim Roberson on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 24) with a left foot contusion. Add C Blake Swihart reinstated from disabled list. Delete LHP Brian Johnson recalled to Boston (taxi squad). Was activated on May 27 for his start vs. Seattle. Add RHP Hector Velazquez following his option from Boston. 28 Delete RHP Blaine Boyer selected to Boston (Red Sox option Brian Johnson following his victory on May 27). Delete LHP Robbie Ross Jr. placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 25) with left elbow inflammation. 29 Delete LHP David Price injury rehab recall to Boston. Add RHP Brandon Workman optioned from Boston. Add RHP Ben Taylor optioned from Boston. 30 Delete INF Pablo Sandoval injury rehab recall to Boston (Red Sox place Dustin Pedroia on 10-day DL). Delete RHP Ben Taylor placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 28) with right elbow inflammation. 31 Add LHP Brian Johnson following his option from Boston. June 1 Delete LHP Robbie Ross had his option from Boston rescinded from May 19 and remains on Red Sox DL. 2 Delete RHP Brandon Workman recalled to Boston (Eduardo Rodriguez on 10-day DL). Delete RHP Shawn Haviland placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 31) with pneumonia. 3 Add LHP Jalen Beeks transferred from Portland. 4 Add RHP Ty Buttrey transferred from Portland. 6 Delete RHP Chandler Shepherd placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to June 4) with right forearm. 7 Add RHP Shawn Haviland reinstated from the disabled list. 9 Delete LHP Brian Johnson recalled to Boston (Red Sox option Brandon Workman to Pawtucket). Add 1B Sam Travis optioned from Boston (Red Sox reinstate Dustin Pedroia from DL). 13 Delete INF Heiker Meneses placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to June 12) with left foot contusion. Add RHP Brandon Workman following his option from Boston. 14 Delete RHP Hector Velazquez recalled to Boston (Deven Marrero optioned). 15 Add INF Deven Marrero optioned from Boston. Delete RHP Austin Maddox selected to Boston (Brian Johnson on 10-day DL). Add RHP Josh Smith transferred from Portland. 20 Delete 1B Sam Travis recalled to Boston (Austin Maddox optioned to Pawtucket). Delete INF Deven Marrero recalled to Boston (Pablo Sandoval on 10-day DL). Add INF Heiker Meneses reinstated from the disabled list. 21 Add RHP Chandler Shepherd reinstated from the disabled list. 22 Delete LHP Josh Smith transferred to Portland. Add RHP Austin Maddox optioned from Boston. Delete OF Rusney Castillo placed on 7-day disabled list (right groin pull). Add C Tim Roberson reinstated from disabled list. 25 Delete LHP Edgar Olmos on temporarily inactive list. Add RHP Ben Taylor reinstated from disabled list (via rehab assignment with Lowell). 26 Delete LHP Henry Owens transferred to Portland. Add RHP Hector Velazquez optioned from Boston (Red Sox sign Doug Fister). 27 Add INF Pablo Sandoval on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (DL with left inner ear infection). 28 Delete C Tim Roberson placed on 7-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain. Add INF Jhonny Peralta signed as a free agent (by the Red Sox on June 23). 29 Delete RHP Kyle Kendrick placed on 7-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. Add LHP Edgar Olmos reinstated from the temporarily inactive list. 30 Delete INF/OF Allen Craig released. Add OF Aneury Tavarez reinstated from disabled list (via rehab assignment with Lowell). July 1 Add INF/OF Brock Holt on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (DL since April 21 with vertigo). 3 Delete RHP Shawn Haviland placed on 7-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. 4 Add LHP Eduardo Rodriguez on continuation of his 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (via Portland on June 29). 5 Add OF Rusney Castillo reinstated from disabled list. Delete C Blake Swihart placed on 7-day disabled list with left ankle inflammation. Add C Tim Roberson reinstated from disabled list. Delete INF/OF Brock Holt injury rehab assignment transferred to Portland. Add LHP Brian Johnson on continuation of his 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (via Lowell on June 30). 6 Delete LHP Brian Johnson injury rehab recall to Boston and then optioned to Pawtucket. 7 Delete LHP Jalen Beeks placed on temporarily inactive list. Add RHP Kyle Kendrick reinstated from the disabled list. 8 Add INF/OF Brock Holt injury rehab assignment transferred from Portland.

13 Delete INF Jhonny Peralta released. Add LHP Brian Johnson following his option from Boston. 14 Delete 3B Pablo Sandoval injury rehab recall to Boston – then designated for assignment.

Delete RHP Ty Buttrey transferred to Portland. Add 3B Rafael Devers transferred from Portland. Delete OF Brian Bogusevic placed on 7-day disabled list (left calf strain). Add LHP Jalen Beeks reinstated from temporarily inactive list. 15 Delete RHP Brandon Workman recalled to Boston (Joe Kelly on DL). 16 Delete RHP Austin Maddox recalled to Boston (Blaine Boyer on DL). Delete INF/OF Brock Holt injury rehab recall to Boston (added to Red Sox roster as 26th man). 17 Delete LHP Eduardo Rodriguez injury rehab recall to Boston (Austin Maddox optioned).

Add INF Tzu-Wei Lin optioned from Boston (Holt kept on Red Sox roster). Add RHP Shawn Haviland reinstated from disabled list.

18 Delete LHP Brian Johnson recalled to Boston (Robby Scott optioned). Delete RHP Hector Velazquez recalled to Boston (Sam Travis optioned). Add LHP Robby Scott optioned from Boston. Add RHP Ty Buttrey transferred from Portland. Delete OF Rusney Castillo placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to July 17) with left knee tendinitis. Add RHP Austin Maddox following his option from Boston. 19 Delete RHP Ben Taylor recalled to Boston (Brian Johnson optioned). Delete RHP Kyle Martin recalled to Boston (Hector Velazquez optioned). Add 1B Sam Travis following his option from Boston. 20 Add INF Josh Rutledge on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (concussion). 22 Delete RHP Ty Buttrey transferred to Portland. Add LHP Brian Johnson following his option from Boston. Add RHP Hector Velazquez following his option from Boston. 24 Delete 3B Rafael Devers selected to Boston (Kyle Martin optioned). Add OF Rusney Castillo reinstated from disabled list. 25 Delete INF Jantzen Witte placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to July 22) with a left calf strain. Add RHP Kyle Martin following his option from Boston. 26 Delete RHP Kyle Kendrick placed on 7-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. Add RHP Justin Haley returned to Red Sox (Rule 5 draft) from Minnesota. 27 Add LHP Roenis Elias injury rehab transfer from Portland (began with Lowell on July 17). 28 Delete LHP Robby Scott recalled to Boston (Red Sox place David Price on 10-day DL). Add OF Brian Bogusevic reinstated from disabled list. Delete INF Josh Rutledge injury rehab recall to Boston (remains on Red Sox disabled list). 29 Delete LHP Brian Johnson placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to July 27) with left shoulder inflammation. Add INF Deven Marrero following his option from Boston (Red Sox add INF Eduardo Nunez). 31 Delete RHP Austin Maddox recalled to Boston (Robby Scott optioned). Delete RHP Jamie Callahan traded to New York Mets (Las Vegas) as part of deal for Addison Reed. Delete OF Rusney Castillo placed on temporarily inactive list (retro to July 29). August 1 Add LHP Williams Jerez transferred from Portland. Add C Jake Romanski transferred from Portland. Add OF Rusney Castillo reinstated from temporarily inactive list. 2 Add RHP Joe Kelly on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston. 3 Delete OF Aneury Tavarez placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to August 1) with right hand inflammation. Add LHP Robby Scott following his option from Boston. 5 Delete C Tim Roberson transferred to Lowell. Add LHP Brian Johnson reinstated from disabled list. Delete RHP Joe Kelly injury rehab recall to Boston (Austin Maddox optioned). 6 Delete RHP Shawn Haviland placed on temporarily inactive list. Add RHP Austin Maddox following his option from Boston. 8 Add RHP Carson Smith on continuation of his 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston (began August 5 with Portland). Add RHP Ben Taylor on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.

PAWSOX DAY BY DAY PawSox Pitcher Team Season Avg G# Date Opp W/L Score of Record Record Rec Stand GA/GB TOG ATT Total Att 4/6 @Lhv PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on April 9) - - 1 4/7 @Lhv W 14-7 Haviland (1-0) 1-0 1 +½ 3:32 5745 2 4/8 @Lhv W 3-2 Olmos (1-0) 2-0 1 +1 3:03 7908 3 4/9 @Lhv (1) L 1-3 Martin (0-1) 1:52 4 @Lhv (2) L 2-5 Walden (0-1) 2-2 T3 -1½ 1:55 9142 5 4/10 SYR L 5-13 Kendrick (0-1) 2-3 T3 -2½ 3:18 10,056 10,056 10,056 (1) 6 4/11 SYR W 5-4 Olmos (2-0) 3-3 T3 -1½ 2:48 2073 12,138 6069 (2) 7 4/12 SYR W 6-0 Haviland (2-0) 4-3 T3 -1½ 2:34 2553 14,691 4897 (3) 8 4/13 SYR W 2-1 Workman (1-0) 5-3 3 -½ 2:32 2059 16,750 4188 (4) 9 4/14 LHV W 6-1 Owens (1-0) 6-3 2 -½ 2:40 3201 19,951 3990 (5) 10 4/15 LHV (1) L 0-6 Kendrick (0-2) 1:39 11 LHV (2) L 6-7 Olmos (2-1) 6-5 3 -2 2:45 3993 23,944 3991 (6) 12 4/18 @Cha L 1-3 Haviland (2-1) 6-6 3 -2½ 2:16 7447 13 4/19 @Cha W 4-0 Velazquez (1-0) 7-6 3 -1½ 2:37 6851 14 4/20 @Cha L 4-6 Cordier (0-1) 7-7 T3 -2 2:54 9518 15 4/21 @Gwi L 2-3 Kendrick (0-3) 7-8 4 -3 2:39 5058 16 4/22 @Gwi L 2-5 Walden (0-2) 7-9 6 -4 2:46 7837 4/23 @Gwi PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on April 29 in Pawtucket) -4½ 4/25 IND PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on April 27) 6 -4½ 4/26 IND PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader at Indy on July 28) 6 -4½ 17 4/27 IND L 3-5 (8) Boyer (0-1) 2:47 18 IND W 4-2 Owens (2-0) 8-10 T5 -4½ 1:54 3138 27,082 3869 (7) 19 4/28 GWI W 10-1 Kendrick (1-3) 9-10 5 -3½ 2:48 3532 30,614 3827 (8) 20 4/29 GWI (1) L 1-2 Haviland (2-2) 1:47 21 GWI (2) L 1-3 (9) Shepherd (0-1) 9-12 5 -4 2:41 6220 36,834 4093 (9) 22 4/30 GWI W 2-0 Ross Jr. (1-0) 10-12 5 -4 2:12 6891 43,725 4373 (10) 23 5/2 @Syr W 3-1 Johnson (1-0) 11-12 5 -3½ 2:10 1601 24 5/3 @Syr W 7-0 Owens (3-0) 12-12 5 -3 2:52 1667 5/4 @Syr PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on June 13) 5 -3 25 5/5 @Roch W 7-2 Walden (1-2) 13-12 5 -2½ 2:43 3460 5/6 @Roch PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on July 5) 5 -3 26 5/7 @Roch L 1-3 Haviland (2-3) 13-13 5 -2½ 2:30 3835 27 5/8 SWB W 3-0 Velazquez (2-0) 14-13 5 -2½ 2:52 2733 46,458 4223 (11) 28 5/9 SWB W 4-3 Johnson (2-0) 15-13 3 -1½ 2:19 3157 49,615 4135 (12) 29 5/10 SWB L 2-5 Owens (3-1) 15-14 4 -2½ 2:56 3423 53,038 4080 (13) 30 5/11 ROC L 2-3 Workman (1-1) 15-15 5 -3½ 3:02 5082 58,120 4151 (14) 31 5/12 ROC L 2-3 Boyer (0-2) 15-16 5 -4½ 2:37 6770 64,890 4326 (15) 32 5/13 ROC L 1-3 Velazquez (2-1) 15-17 5 -5 2:24 8409 73,299 4581 (16) 5/14 ROC PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on June 17) 5 -6 33 5/15 @Swb L 4-8 (12) Shepherd (0-2) 15-18 5 -7 3:48 4631 34 5/16 @Swb L 2-7 Owens (3-2) 15-19 5 -8 2:48 4355 35 5/17 @Swb L 8-9 Ramirez (0-1) 15-20 5 -9 2:33 5098 36 5/18 @Swb L 10-11 (11) Martin (0-2) 15-21 5 -9 3:56 6841 37 5/19 @Buff L 5-7 (13) Miller (0-1) 15-22 5 -10 4:28 12,380 38 5/20 @Buff W 5-3 Maddox (1-0) 16-22 5 -10 2:40 7486 39 5/21 @Buff L 1-2 Owens (3-3) 16-23 5 -11 2:45 6529 40 5/23 LOU L 4-7 Haviland (2-4) 16-24 5 -12 3:30 4328 77,627 4566 (17) 41 5/24 LOU W 13-6 Walden (2-2) 17-24 5 -12 3:38 3639 81,266 4515 (18) 5/25 LOU PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on Aug. 15 @ Lou) 5 -11½ 42 5/26 DUR W 5-4 (12) Ramirez (1-1) 18-24 5 -11½ 3:35 6501 87,767 4619 (19) 43 5/27 DUR W 6-2 Velazquez (3-1) 19-24 5 -11½ 2:41 7593 95,360 4768 (20) 44 5/28 DUR W 7-1 Owens (4-3) 20-24 5 -11½ 2:36 8347 103,707 4938 (21) 45 5/29 DUR W 3-1 Workman (2-1) 21-24 5 -11½ 2:34 3147 106,854 4857 (22) 46 5/30 @Nor W 3-1 Walden (3-2) 22-24 5 -10½ 2:27 3131 47 5/31 @Nor L 7-9 (11) Ramirez (1-2) 22-25 5 -11½ 3:24 3689 48 6/1 @Nor W 6-1 Velazquez (4-1) 23-25 T4 -10½ 2:37 4151 49 6/2 @Dur L 4-6 Owens (4-4) 23-26 5 -10½ 3:05 8955 50 6/3 @Dur W 6-4 Walden (4-2) 24-26 T4 -10½ 3:05 10,319 51 6/4 @Dur L 4-5 Beeks (0-1) 24-27 5 -10½ 2:26 7890 52 6/5 SYR W 7-0 (7) Kendrick (2-3) 25-27 T4 -10½ 2:02 2851 109,705 4770 (23) 6/6 SYR PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on June 7) 5 -10½ 53 6/7 SYR (1) W 6-1 Walden (5-2) 2:33 54 SYR (2) W 3-0 Olmos (3-1) 27-27 4 -10½ 1:41 8384 118,089 4920 (24) 55 6/8 BUFF W 11-0 Haviland (3-4) 28-27 4 -10½ 2:21 5585 123,674 4947 (25) 56 6/9 BUFF W 7-3 Beeks (1-1) 29-27 4 -9½ 2:38 5720 129,394 4977 (26) 57 6/10 BUFF L 0-3 Callahan (0-1) 29-28 4 -9½ 2:26 11,959 141,353 5235 (27) 58 6/11 BUFF W 3-2 Walden (6-2) 30-28 4 -9½ 2:18 8615 149,968 5356 (28) 59 6/13 @Syr (1) W 7-1 Ramirez (2-2) 2:38 60 @Syr (2) W 6-3 Workman (3-1) 32-28 3 -9 2:08 2262 61 6/14 @Syr L 6-7 Martin (0-3) 32-29 T3 -9 2:58 3307 62 6/15 @Syr W 6-2 Beeks (2-1) 33-29 T3 -8 3:00 4210 6/16 ROCH PPD – Rain (Make-up Doubleheader on June 17) 3 -7½ 63 6/17 ROCH (1) W 2-1 (8) Ramirez (3-2) 2:07 64 ROCH (2) L 5-7 Walden (6-3) 34-30 3 -8 2:18 10,154 160,122 5521 (29)

PawSox Pitcher Team Season Avg G# Date Opp W/L Score of Record Record Rec Stand GA/GB TOG ATT Total Att 65 6/18 ROCH (1) L 2-3 (8) Martin (0-4) 2:32 66 ROCH (2) L 1-2 Olmos (3-2) 34-32 3 -9½ 2:02 7140 167,262 5575 (30) 67 6/19 LHV L 0-5 Haviland (3-5) 34-33 3 -10½ 2:25 2520 169,782 5477 (31) 68 6/20 LHV L 0-7 Beeks (2-2) 34-34 4 -11½ 2:39 5844 175,626 5488 (32) 69 6/21 LHV L 3-6 Buttrey (0-1) 34-35 4 -12½ 2:39 4425 180,051 5456 (33) 70 6/22 @Swb L 1-11 Kendrick (2-4) 34-36 4 -12½ 2:43 5549 71 6/23 @Swb L 2-9 Owens (4-5) 34-37 4 -13½ 2:50 8007 72 6/24 @Swb W 8-0 Olmos (4-2) 35-37 4 -12½ 2:45 10,000 73 6/25 @Swb L 9-10 Beeks (2-3) 35-38 4 -12½ 2:59 8743 74 6/26 @Lhv W 5-4 (10) Maddox (2-0) 36-38 4 -11½ 3:22 10,100 75 6/27 @Lhv W 14-5 Haviland (4-5) 37-38 4 -10½ 3:03 7822 76 6/28 @Lhv L 2-10 Kendrick (2-5) 37-39 4 -11½ 2:37 7989 77 6/29 @Lhv W 8-4 Olmos (5-2) 38-39 4 -10½ 3:03 9635 78 6/30-7/1 SWB W 5-2 Callahan (1-1) 39-39 2:39 6164 186,215 5477 (34) 79 7/1 SWB W 5-2 Velazquez (5-1) 40-39 4 -9½ 1:57 10,032 196,247 5607 (35) 80 7/2 SWB L 7-14 Haviland (4-6) 40-40 4 -10½ 3:00 11,007 207,254 5757 (36) 81 7/3 SWB L 5-6 Maddox (2-1) 40-41 4 -10½ 2:45 10,136 217,390 5875 (37) 82 7/4 @Roc L 3-5 Rodriguez (0-1) 40-42 4 -11½ 2:34 13,167 83 7/5 @Roc (1) L 1-3 Johnson (2-1) 1:57 84 @Roc (2) W 2-0 Workman (4-1) 41-43 4 -11½ 2:16 6778 85 7/6 @Roc W 1-0 Velazquez (6-1) 42-43 4 -11½ 2:25 4239 86 7/7 BUFF L 0-5 Kendrick (2-6) 42-44 4 -11½ 3:06 5273 222,663 5860 (38) 87 7/8 BUFF W 3-0 Olmos (6-2) 43-44 4 -11½ 2:22 9246 231,909 5946 (39) 88 7/9 BUFF W 2-1 (11) Walden (7-3) 44-44 4 -10½ 3:13 5715 237,624 5941 (40) 89 7/13 @Syr W 5-0 Johnson (3-1) 45-44 4 -10½ 2:19 5567 90 7/14 @Syr W 8-1 Kendrick (3-6) 46-44 4 -10½ 2:31 6210 91 7/15 @Syr W 7-4 Beeks (3-3) 47-44 4 -10½ 3:02 6988 92 7/16 @Syr W 7-1 Walden (8-3) 48-44 4 -10½ 3:06 4892 93 7/17 TOL W 9-8 Haviland (5-6) 49-44 4 -10 3:12 3804 241,428 5888 (41) 94 7/18 TOL W 6-0 Buttrey (1-1) 50-44 4 -9½ 2:41 4840 246,268 5864 (42) 95 7/19 TOL L 3-7 Kendrick (3-7) 50-45 4 -10½ 2:54 8174 254,442 5917 (43) 96 7/20 NOR L 3-7 Beeks (3-4) 50-46 4 -11½ 2:40 5125 259,567 5899 (44) 97 7/21 NOR L 5-9 Walden (8-4) 50-47 4 -12½ 3:19 8846 268,413 5965 (45) 98 7/22 NOR L 4-6 Maddox (2-2) 50-48 4 -12½ 2:51 11,244 279,657 6080 (46) 99 7/23 NOR L 0-3 Johnson (3-2) 50-49 4 -12½ 2:46 8994 288,651 6142 (47) 100 7/24 @Tol L 0-3 Velazquez (6-2) 50-50 4 -12½ 2:19 6476 101 7/25 @Tol W 5-3 Olmos (7-2) 51-50 4 -12½ 2:58 8032 102 7/26 @Tol W 7-1 Beeks (4-4) 52-50 4 -12½ 2:44 11,000 103 7/27 @Tol L 1-3 Elias (0-1) 52-51 4 -12½ 2:51 7124 104 7/28 @Ind (1) W 5-0 Walden (9-4) 1:57 105 @Ind (2) W 2-1 Haviland (6-6) 54-51 4 -12 2:02 11,378 106 7/29 @Ind L 3-5 Velazquez (6-3) 54-52 4 -13 2:35 15,142 107 7/30 @Ind L 2-3 (12) Shepherd (0-3) 54-53 4 -14 4:05 12,082 108 8/1 SYR L 2-10 Elias (0-2) 54-54 4 -15 2:45 3739 292,390 6091 (48) 109 8/2 SYR L 5-6 (11) Ramirez (3-3) 54-55 4 -15 3:14 4742 297,132 6064 (49) 110 8/3 SYR L 4-6 Haviland (6-7) 54-56 4 -15 2:55 9160 306,292 6126 (50) 111 8/4 @Swb L 1-3 Jerez (0-1) 54-57 4 -16 2:26 7081 112 8/5 @Swb L 1-3 Shepherd (0-4) 54-58 4 -17 2:19 10,000 113 8/6 @Swb L 5-7 Elias (0-3) 54-59 4 -18 2:54 7168 114 8/7 CHA W 7-0 Velazquez (7-3) 55-59 4 -18 2:42 3208 309,832 6069 (51) 115 8/8 CHA W 9-2 Beeks (5-4) 56-59 4 -18 2:45 3754 313,254 6024 (52)

2017  PAWSOX  STARTING  PITCHERS:  PITCHER   GS   QS   W-­‐‑L                TEAM  W-­‐‑L   AVG  IP   RUN  SUPPORT  Shawn  Haviland   17   9   5-­‐‑7   6-­‐‑11   6.0  (103.1  IP  in  17  GS)   5.2  (88  R  in  17  GS)  Brian  Johnson   11   7   3-­‐‑1   7-­‐‑4   6.0  (64.2  IP  in  11  GS)   3.3  (36  R  in  11  GS)      Henry  Owens   14   5   4-­‐‑5   6-­‐‑8   5.0  (69.0  IP  in  14  GS)   3.9  (55  R  in  14  GS)    Kyle  Kendrick   15   6   3-­‐‑7   6-­‐‑9   5.2  (84.2  IP  in  15  GS)   4.5  (67  R  in  15  GS)    Héctor  Velázquez   15   9   7-­‐‑3   11-­‐‑4   5.2  (84.0  IP  in  15  GS)   3.4  (51  R  in  15  GS)  Marcus  Walden   14   4   5-­‐‑4   6-­‐‑9   5.0  (69.0  IP  in  14  GS)   4.2  (59  R  in  14  GS)  Jalen  Beeks   12   7   5-­‐‑4   7-­‐‑5   5.2  (68.0  IP  in  12  GS)   5.3  (64  R  in  12  GS)  Edgar  Olmos   6   3   2-­‐‑1   4-­‐‑2   5.0  (29.1  IP  in  6  GS)   5.3  (32  R  in  6  GS)  Justin  Haley   2   2   0-­‐‑0   0-­‐‑2   6.2  (13.0  IP  in  2  GS)   1.5  (3  R  in  2  GS)  -­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑-­‐‑  MLB  Rehab  (4  pitchers)   8   1   0-­‐‑5   2-­‐‑6   4.1  (33.1  IP  in  8  GS)   4.0  (32  R  in  8  GS)    Spot  Starts  by  Relievers   1   0   0-­‐‑0   1-­‐‑0   2.0  (2.0  IP  in  1  GS)   6.0  (6  R  in  1  GS)      

2017  Game  By  Game  (*  on  rehab  from  Twins)  Date   Opp   Res.     Dec     IP     H     R     ER     BB     K     HR   Pitch  4/5   KC   W,  9-­‐‑1   ND   1.0   0   0   0   0   0   0   13  (9)  4/8   @CHW  L,  6-­‐‑2   ND   3.2   4   3   3   0   2   2   57  (41)  4/13   @DET   W,  11-­‐‑5   ND   3.1   4   1   1   0   6   0   70  (47)  4/18   CLE   L,  11-­‐‑4   ND   3.2   2   2   2   2   2   0   59  (34)  4/22   DET   L,  5-­‐‑4   ND   1.1   0   0   0   1   1   0   25  (14)  5/5*   PAW   L,  7-­‐‑2     ND   1.0   0   0   0   0   2   0   14  (  10)  5/7   BOS   L,  17-­‐‑6   ND   0.1   4   4   4   1   0   1   22  (13)  5/14   @CLE   L,  8-­‐‑3   ND   1.0   2   0   0   0   0   0   10  (7)  5/22   @BAL   W,  14-­‐‑7   ND   1.0   2   1   1   1   1   0   20  (13)  5/26   TB   L,  5-­‐‑2   ND   1.0   0   0   0   0   1   0   14  (8)  5/28   TB   L,  8-­‐‑6   ND   1.2   4   1   1   1   1   0   40  (23)  6/26*   ORI   W,  5-­‐‑2   ND   1.0   1   0   0   0   1   0  6/30*   STL   W,  11-­‐‑0   ND   2.0   1   0   0   1   2   0     28  (16)  7/4*   PAW   W,  5-­‐‑3   ND   3.0   4   2   2   0   3   1   47  (32)  7/9*   SYR   W,  8-­‐‑2   ND   4.0   3   1   1   1   0   0   64  (38)  7/14*   @LHV   W,  4-­‐‑1   W   5.0   3   0   0   0   2   0   65  (48)  7/19*   CHA   W,  7-­‐‑6   ND   4.1   7   5   4   2   4   2   84  (52)  7/30   @IND   L,  3-­‐‑2   ND   6.0   4   1   1   1   3   1   92  (69)  8/4   @SWB   L,  3-­‐‑1   ND   7.0   4   1   1   0   3   0   94  (63)      

Haley  –  International  League  Career  Highs  Most  Innings  Pitched:     8  IP   3x,  Last:  September  4,  2016  vs.  Buffalo  Most  Strikeouts:     7  K   2x,  Last:  September  4,  2016  vs.  Buffalo  Most  Walks:     3  BB   4x,  Last:  July  31,  2016  vs.  SWB  Most  Hits  Allowed:     10  H   July  19,  2016  at  Toledo  Most  Runs:     9  R   August  17,  2016  vs.  Lehigh  Valley  Most  Earned  Runs:     9  ER   August  17,  2016  vs.  Lehigh  Valley  Low-­‐‑Hit  Games*:     2  H   2x  in  8  IP,  Last:  September  4,  2016    Longest  W  Streak:     5   July  19-­‐‑August  12,  2016  Longest  L  Streak:     3   August  17-­‐‑30,  2016  *minimum  5.0  IP        

Haley  –  Career  Stats    

Year                         W-­‐‑L   ERA   G       GS   IP             H       R     ER   HR     BB     K    2012  Lowell   0-­‐‑1   1.89   13   12   33.1   23   11   7   1     16   33  2013  Greenville   7-­‐‑11   3.68   26   24   124.2   97   64   51   10     74   124    2014  Salem   7-­‐‑4   2.82   19   11   92.2   77   34   29   4     23   74                    Portland   3-­‐‑2   1.19   6   6   37.2   30   5   5   2     16   33  2015  Portland     5-­‐‑16   5.15   27   27   124.0   142   80   71   7     50   95  2016  Portland   5-­‐‑4   2.20   12   12   61.1   49   15   15   1     19   59                    Pawtucket   8-­‐‑6   3.59   15   14   85.1   70   34   34   8     26   67    Totals               35-­‐‑44   3.41   118   106   559.0   488   243   212   33   224   485  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES STARTING PITCHER  

 

PAWTUCKET STARTING PITCHER  #19  JUSTIN  HALEY  

RHP,  6’5”,  230  –  Age:  26  

 BORN:  Orangevale,  California  RESIDES:  Dracut,  Massachusetts  COLLEGE:  Fresno  State    2017:  Has  made  2  quality  starts  since  rejoining  the  Red  Sox  organization:  13  IP,  8  H,  2  R/ER,  BB,  6  K  …  In  his  return  to  the  Red  Sox  organization,  threw  6  IP  of  1-­‐‑run  ball  July  30  at  Indianapolis  …  Returned  to  the  Red  Sox  from  the  Minnesota  Twins  on  July  24  and  added  to  Pawtucket’s  active  roster  July  26  …  In  10  appearances  (all  in  relief)  with  the  Twins:  6.00  ERA,  18  IP,  22  H,  12  R/ER,  6  BB,  14  K  …  In  7  Twins-­‐‑affiliated  minor-­‐‑league  appearances  (6  starts)  between  the  GCL,  High-­‐‑A  Fort  Myers  and  Triple-­‐‑A  Rochester,  logged  a  3.10  ERA  in  20.1  IP  …  Began  the  season  with  the  Twins;  landed  on  the  disabled  list  April  23  with  right  biceps  tendinitis  …  Returned  from  the  DL  May  7,  then  went  back  on  May  29  with  right  shoulder  soreness  …  Began  a  rehab  assignment  June  26  that  concluded  July  19,  when  he  started  for  Rochester  at  home  against  Charlotte  (4.1  IP,  7  H,  5  R,  4  ER  on  84  pitches)    2016:  Between  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  Pawtucket,  posted  a  13-­‐‑10  record  with  a  3.01  ERA  (146.2  IP,  49  ER)  with  45  walks  and  126  strikeouts  …  Began  the  season  in  Portland  and  had  a  2.20  ERA  in  12  starts  before  his  promotion  to  the  PawSox  in  mid-­‐‑June  …  Pitched  in  Venezuela  following  the  season  and  shined  with  a  0.38  ERA  in  23.2  IP  …  Selected  in  the  Rule  5  Draft  by  the  Angels  from  Boston  with  the  eighth  pick;  then  acquired  by  the  Twins  via  trade  with  San  Diego  along  with  a  player  to  be  named  later  or  cash  in  exchange  for  RHP  Miguel  Diaz,  whom  the  Twins  selected  first  overall  that  same  day  in  the  Rule  5  Draft    2015:  Spent  the  entire  season  with  Portland  and  went  5-­‐‑16  with  a  5.15  ERA  in  27  appearances  (all  starts)  …  Led  the  Sea  Dogs  in  strikeouts  (95)  and  ranked  second  in  innings  (124)  …  Led  the  Eastern  League  in  losses  (16)  and  wild  pitches  (15)  …  Pitched  for  Scottsdale  in  the  Arizona  Fall  League,  notching  a  0.64  ERA  in  14  IP    CAREER  HIGHLIGHTS:  Began  his  professional  career  in  2012  with  Short-­‐‑Season  Lowell  …  Entering  2017,  had  a  3.41  ERA  in  118  minor-­‐‑league  appearances  (106  starts)    ACQUIRED:  Returned  to  the  Red  Sox  from  the  Twins  on  July  24  via  the  Rule  5  process  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2012  in  the  sixth  round    PERSONAL:  Attended  Bella  Vista  High  School  in  California  …  Went  to  Sierra  College  in  2010,  then  played  at  Fresno  State  in  2011  and  2012,  earning  All-­‐‑WAC  second-­‐‑team  recognition  in  2012  …  Drafted  by  the  Indians  in  2010  in  the  46th  round  but  did  not  sign,  instead  electing  to  pitch  at  Fresno  State    

                                       

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BATTING NOTES

#16   BRIAN  BOGUSEVIC   OF   6’3”   210   Oak  Lawn,  Illinois   Tulane  

#25   BRYCE  BRENTZ   OF   6’0”   205   Crossville,  Tennessee   Middle  Tenn.  State  

#12   DAN  BUTLER   C   5’9”   220   Phoenix,  Arizona   Univ.  of  Arizona  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    10   3  Hits:    2   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    4   3  RBI:    1   4+  RBI:    1    2017:  Ranks  tied  for  4th  on  the  team  in  OBP  (.346)  …  Last  13  games  since  2-­‐‑HR  game:  5-­‐‑41;  AVG  has  dropped  from  .298  to  .258  …  Has  only  swung  and  missed  at  5.9%  of  pitches  this  season,  the  lowest  mark  on  the  team  …  Monday  (DNP  Tuesday):  1-­‐‑4,  R  …  SWB  series  (only  Saturday):  0-­‐‑3,  K  …  Hit  2  HR  July  17;  5th  professional  2-­‐‑HR  game  (first  since  July  23,  2013);  hit  just  3  HR  in  2016,  1  in  2015  …  Last  41  games:  40-­‐‑132  (.303);  was  previously  hitting  a  season-­‐‑low  .163  following  an  0-­‐‑for-­‐‑3  with  2  K  performance  against  Rochester  on  May  11  …  Hit  .387  (12-­‐‑for-­‐‑31)  in  June  and  .255  (14-­‐‑for-­‐‑55)  in  May  after  hitting  .200  (5-­‐‑for-­‐‑25)  in  April      2016:  Played  in  48  games  with  Pawtucket  and  batted  .308  (45-­‐‑for-­‐‑146)  with  a  .399  OBP  and  an  .851  OPS  …  Allowed  only  1  passed  ball  and  didn’t  commit  an  error  in  353  chances  in  47  games  (41  starts)  behind  the  plate  …  Threw  out  8  of  37  (21.6%)  attempted  base  stealers  …  Posted  a  .324/.416/.463  batting  line  against  RHP  (35-­‐‑for-­‐‑108)  with  2  HR  …  Batted  .344  (42-­‐‑for-­‐‑122)  in  his  final  38  games    2015:  In  his  only  season  in  the  Nationals  organization,  started  at  catcher  in  each  of  his  83  appearances  for  Triple-­‐‑A  Syracuse  …  Acquired  from  BOS  in  exchange  for  LHP  Danny  Rosenbaum  on  1/13  …  Designated  for  assignment  on  7/28  and  outrighted  to  Syracuse  on  7/31.    Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  9th  professional  season  and  his  8th  in  the  Red  Sox  organization  (2009-­‐‑14  and  since  2016)  …  In  628  career  minor  league  games,  has  hit  .256  with  51  HR  and  283  RBI  …  Has  thrown  out  29%  of  attempted  base  stealers  (193  of  655)  in  his  career  entering  2017  …  Was  Pawtucket’s  primary  catcher  and  team  MVP  in  2013,  his  first  full  season  at  Triple-­‐‑A  …  Led  the  PawSox  in  SLG  (.479)  and  ranked  2nd  on  the  club  with  a  career-­‐‑high  14  HR  in  84  games  …  Named  Red  Sox  Minor  League  Hitter  of  the  Month  for  July  after  batting  .362  (21-­‐‑for-­‐‑58)  with  4  2B,  5  HR,  and  11  RBI  in  18  games  for  PAW  …  Batted  .241  (92-­‐‑for-­‐‑381)  with  25  2B,  12  HR,  71  RBI,  and  54  BB  in  113  games  between  High-­‐‑A  Salem,  Double-­‐‑A  Portland,  and  Pawtucket  in  2011  …  Named  a  South  Atlantic  League  All-­‐‑Star  in  2010  and  a  Carolina  League  All-­‐‑Star  in  2011,  his  1st  2  full  professional  campaigns,  after  going  undrafted.    Acquired:  Re-­‐‑signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  in  December  2016  …  Originally  signed  with  the  Red  Sox  in  2009  as  a  non-­‐‑drafted  free  agent    Personal:  Hit  .263  with  3  HR  and  18  RBI  in  27  games  for  the  University  of  Arizona  as  a  senior  in  2009  …  Played  in  the  Cape  Cod  Baseball  League  in  2009  with  Yarmouth-­‐‑Dennis  and  Brewster            

Current  Hit  Streak:  1  (August  7)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  6  (June  22-­‐‑July  5)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  1  (August  7)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  14  (June  13-­‐‑July  13)      Last  HR:  July  17  vs.  Toledo  (RHP  Sean  Donatello)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  8/10/14  for  BOS.  Hit  .211  (4-­‐‑19)  with  3  doubles  in  7  games  (over  2  stints)  for  Red  Sox  in  2014.  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    13   3  Hits:    3   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    5   3  RBI:    1   4+  RBI:    1    2017:  Has  hit  safely  in  9  of  his  last  10  games:  16-­‐‑39  (.410),  6  R,  4  2B,  2  HR,  7  RBI  …  Series:  4-­‐‑9,  2  R,  2  2B,  2  RBI,  2  K  …  SWB  series:  2-­‐‑7,  R,  2B,  RBI,  K  …  Placed  on  the  DL  July  14  with  a  calf  injury;  activated  July  28  …  25-­‐‑game  stretch  from  June  3  through  July  2:  29-­‐‑95  (.305),  13  R,  5  2B,  3B,  3  HR,  14  RBI  …  Has  the  highest  ground  ball  rate  (59.7%)  of  all  PawSox  hitters  and  the  6th-­‐‑highest  mark  among  IL  batters  with  at  least  100  PA  …  Placed  on  the  DL  on  April  11  (retroactive  to  April  9)  with  a  right  foot  fracture;  activated  May  15    2016:  Played  in  Japan’s  Pacific  League  for  the  Orix  Buffaloes  …  In  60  games,  hit  .187  with  3  HR,  18  RBI  …  16  of  his  32  hits  went  for  extra  bases  (12  2B,  1  3B,  3  HR)    2015:  Appeared  in  22  games  with  PHI  as  a  September  call-­‐‑up  but  spent  most  of  the  season  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Lehigh  Valley  …  Named  an  International  League  postseason  All-­‐‑Star  …  Was  a  spring  training  non-­‐‑roster  invitee  with  the  Phillies  …  Homered  in  his  first  and  last  ML  games  of  the  season  (Sept.  7  vs.  ATL  and  Oct.  3  vs.  MIA)  …  Hit  safely  in  11  of  his  14  ML  starts  …  Signed  a  1-­‐‑year  contract  with  the  Orix  Buffaloes  of  Japan’s  Pacific  League  on  Dec.  18    2014:  Spent  entire  season  with  Triple-­‐‑A  New  Orleans,  his  lone  season  in  the  Marlins  organization,  and  hit  .260  …  Had  2  DL  stints  due  to  a  broken  right  shin    Career  Highlights:  13th  professional  season,  including  the  2016  season  in  Japan  …  The  2017  season  marks  his  sixth  consecutive  season  with  a  different  organization  after  spending  2016  in  Japan,  2015  with  PHI,  2014  with  MIA,  2013  with  CHC  and  2012  with  HOU  …  Has  appeared  in  321  ML  games  over  5  seasons  with  HOU  (2010-­‐‑12),  CHC  (2013)  and  PHI  (2015),  batting  .238  with  19  HR  and  67  RBI  …  In  665  minor-­‐‑league  games  entering  2017,  has  hit  .286  with  55  HR  and  301  RBI  …  Converted  to  an  OF  midway  through  the  2008  season  in  the  HOU  organization  after  beginning  his  pro  career  in  2005  as  a  pitcher      Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  on  Christmas  Day  2016  …  Originally  drafted  in  2005  by  HOU  in  the  first  round  (24th  overall)    Personal:  Graduated  from  Tulane  University  in  2005  …  Named  a  Louisville  Slugger  First  Team  All-­‐‑American  and  a  First  Team  All-­‐‑Conference  USA  pitcher  in  2005  as  a  junior  …  Originally  from  Oak  Lawn,  IL  …  Graduated  in  2001  from  De  La  Salle  Institute  (IL)  …  Named  2001  Illinois  Gatorade  Player  of  the  Year  and  earned  the  Tony  Lawless  Award  as  the  MVP  of  the  Chicago  Catholic  League                          

Current  Hit  Streak:  3  (August  6-­‐‑8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  6  (May  18-­‐‑28;  June  3-­‐‑9;  June  25-­‐‑July  2;  July  13-­‐‑August  3)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  3  (August  6-­‐‑8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  10  (May  16-­‐‑31)      Last  HR:  August  3  vs.  Syracuse  (RHP  Neil  Ramirez)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  9/1/10  for  HOU.  Has  hit  .238  with  19  HR  and  67  RBI  in  321  games  between  HOU  (2010-­‐‑12),  CHC  (2013)  and  PHI  (2015).  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    23   3  Hits:    3   4+  Hits:    1       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    11   3  RBI:    6   4+  RBI:    4    2017:  IL  All-­‐‑Star  …  Since  May  23  (when  he  added  a  toe  tap),  has  hit  21  HR;  only  3  players  (Cody  Bellinger,  Giancarlo  Stanton,  Mike  Moustakas)  in  all  of  baseball  (MLB/MiLB)  have  more  in  that  span  …  Won  Triple-­‐‑A  HR  Derby  with  38  HR  total  (18  in  final  round)  …  Leads  the  team  in  HR  (25),  RBI  (71),  SLG  (.544)  and  OPS  (.891)  …  Ranks  tied  for  2nd  in  the  IL  in  HR  (25),  4th  in  RBI  (71),  2nd  in  SLG  (.544),  3rd  in  XBH  (43),  3rd  in  TB  (192)  …  Has  1  HR  per  14.12  AB,  the  best  ratio  in  the  IL  …  Series:  4-­‐‑8,  4  R,  HR,  6  RBI,  BB,  K  …  Previous  5  games:  4-­‐‑21,  3  HR  …  Has  33  walks  in  last  66  games;  walked  4  times  in  previous  28  games  …  Has  pulled  the  ball  51.5%  of  the  time,  the  highest  mark  on  the  team  and  the  5th-­‐‑highest  in  the  IL  …  Named  IL  Batter  of  the  Week  twice  (June  19  and  July  3)  …  From  May  23  through  July  6:  53-­‐‑146  (.363),  13  2B,  14  HR,  40  RBI,  21  BB  …  In  those  40  games,  ranked  tied  for  1st  in  all  of  MLB/MiLB  in  RBI  (40),  1st  in  OPS  (1.200),  1st  in  SLG  (.753)  …  Has  supplied  2  walk-­‐‑off  hits,  a  single  May  26  and  a  2-­‐‑run  HR  on  April  30  …  In  14-­‐‑game  stretch  from  April  28-­‐‑May  19,  went  3-­‐‑47  with  18  K      2016:  Appeared  in  25  games  (18  starts)  with  BOS,  his  first  ML  stint  since  2014,  and  hit  .279  …  Also  hit  .242  (59-­‐‑for-­‐‑244)  in  66  games  between  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  Pawtucket  …  Began  the  season  on  the  7-­‐‑day  DL  from  April  7-­‐‑21  …  17  of  his  18  starts  with  BOS  were  in  LF  …  Also  started  at  DH  on  June  26  at  TEX,  when  he  hit  his  first  ML  homer  in  the  6th  inning  off  Martin  Perez  …  Was  12-­‐‑for-­‐‑32  (.375)  in  his  first  9  games  with  the  Sox  but  went  5-­‐‑for-­‐‑29  (.172)  in  his  final  16  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  August  11  and  spent  the  remainder  of  the  season  with  the  PawSox      2015:  Was  limited  to  59  games  for  PawSox  due  to  fractured  left  thumb  …  Hit  .232  (84-­‐‑for-­‐‑220)  with  8  HR  and  26  RBI  …  Led  PAW  w/  8  HR  at  time  of  injury  …  Was  placed  on  the  DL  on  June  19  …  Left  game  in  the  7th  inning  on  June  17  at  CHA  after  injury  suffered  sliding  head-­‐‑first  into  second  base    Career  Highlights:  Has  appeared  in  34  ML  games  (24  starts)  and  hit  .287  with  1  HR  and  9  RBI  since  being  added  to  the  Red  Sox’  40-­‐‑man  roster  in  November  2013  …  Spent  majority  of  2014  season  with  PAW  (63  games),  hitting  .243  with  12  HR  and  53  RBI      Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2010  in  the  supplemental  first  round  (36th  overall,  notably  two  spots  ahead  of  Mets  RHP  Noah  Syndergaard)    Personal:  Led  the  NCAA  in  AVG  (.465),  HR  (28)  and  SLG  (.930)  in  2009  at  Middle  Tennessee  State  University  as  a  sophomore  …  Then  hit  .366  in  23  games  in  the  2009  summer  for  the  USA  Collegiate  National  Team  …  Originally  drafted  by  CLE  in  2007  in  the  30th  round  but  did  not  sign  …  Graduated  from  South-­‐‑Doyle  High  School  in  Knoxville,  Tennessee,  in  2007          2                    

Current  Hit  Streak:  3  (August  5-­‐‑8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  12  (June  23-­‐‑July  5)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  3  (August  5-­‐‑8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  12  (June  23-­‐‑July  5)    Last  HR:  August  7  vs.  Charlotte  (RHP  Chris  Volstad)   MLB  Experience:  Debut:  9/17/14  for  BOS.  Career  .287  MLB  hitter  in  34  games  with  BOS  over  2  seasons  (2014  and  2016).  In  25  games  w/  BOS  in  2016,  hit  .279  w/  1  HR  and  7  RBI.  Hit  .308  (8-­‐‑for-­‐‑26)  in  9  games  for  BOS  in  Sept.  2014.  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BATTING NOTES

#38   RUSNEY  CASTILLO   OF   5’9”   195   Ciego  de  Avila,  Cuba   Cuba  

#2   RYAN  COURT   INF/OF   6’2”   210   Sleepy  Hollow,  Illinois   Illinois  State  

#3   MATT  DOMINGUEZ   INF   6’1”   212   Van  Nuys,  California   Chatsworth  (CA)  HS  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    17   3  Hits:    5   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    10   3  RBI:    2   4+  RBI:    2    2017:  Last  36  games  (beginning  June  23):  43-­‐‑130  (.331),  19  R,  12  2B,  4  HR,  24  RBI,  8  BB,  19  K  …  Previous  18  games:  7-­‐‑60  (.117)  …  Ranks  2nd  on  the  team  in  RBI  (51)  …  Series:  3-­‐‑9,  3  RBI,  3  K  …  SWB  series:  2-­‐‑6,  R,  2B,  HR,  RBI,  BB,  K  …  12-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  (including  6  multi-­‐‑hit  games)  ended  July  25:  20-­‐‑46  (.435),  6  2B,  HR,  11  RBI,  3  BB,  K;  raised  his  average  from  .214  to  .249  …  June  24  marked  his  first  2-­‐‑hit  game  and  first  HR  since  May  26  …  First  11  games  of  season:  13-­‐‑40  (.325)  …  In  mid-­‐‑May,  tied  the  game  in  the  9th  inning  in  consecutive  games,  with  a  grand  slam  May  18  and  an  RBI  single  May  19    2016:  Spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Buffalo  and  led  the  Bisons  in  HR  (18)  and  RBI  (67)  …  Also  appeared  in  5  ML  games  (3  starts)  over  2  stints  with  the  Blue  Jays  in  April  and  June  …  For  Buffalo,  made  110  starts  at  3B  and  15  at  1B  …  Prior  to  2016,  had  appeared  in  only  7  games  at  1B  in  his  pro  career      2015:  Batted  .269  in  117  Triple-­‐‑A  games  between  HOU’s  Fresno  (45  games)  and  MIL’s  Colorado  Springs  (72  games)  …  Began  the  season  with  Fresno  and  was  claimed  off  waivers  by  MIL  on  June  16  …  Was  then  claimed  off  waivers  by  TOR  on  Sept.  6  …  Earned  the  Minor  League  Baseball  Rawlings  Gold  Glove  Award  as  the  top  3B  in  the  10  full-­‐‑season  minor  leagues  (.990  fielding  percentage)      Career  Highlights:  Has  appeared  in  362  ML  games  with  FLA  (2011),  HOU  (2012-­‐‑14)  and  TOR  (2016),  batting  .231  with  42  HR  and  152  RBI  …  Served  as  the  Astros’  primary  3B  from  2013-­‐‑14    …  Hit  21  HR  with  the  Astros  in  2013,  the  youngest  HOU  player  to  hit  21-­‐‑plus  HR  in  a  season  since  1974  …  Acquired  by  HOU  in  July  2012  from  MIA  along  with  minor  league  LHP  Rob  Rasmussen  in  exchange  for  1B  Carlos  Lee      Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  in  December  2016  …  Originally  drafted  in  2007  by  the  then-­‐‑Florida  Marlins  in  the  first  round  (12th  overall)    Personal:  Born  in  Los  Angeles,  raised  in  Van  Nuys,  CA  …  Graduated  in  2007  from  Chatsworth  (CA)  High  School  …  Had  his  jersey  retired  in  February  2012  …  High  school  teammates  with  Royals  3B  Mike  Moustakas,  who  was  drafted  second  overall  in  2007  (10  picks  ahead  of  Dominguez  and  one  pick  after  Red  Sox  LHP  David  Price)                  

Current  Hit  Streak:  4  (August  6-­‐‑9)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  12  (July  13-­‐‑25)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  5  (August  5-­‐‑9)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  12  (July  13-­‐‑25)      Last  HR:  August  6  at  SWB  (RHP  Chance  Adams)    MLB  Experience:  Debut:  9/6/11  for  FLA.  Has  played  in  362  games  over  5  seasons  with  FLA  (2011),  HOU  (2012-­‐‑14)  and  TOR  (2016).  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    23   3  Hits:    7   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    7   3  RBI:    2   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  IL  All-­‐‑Star  …  Ranks  4th  in  the  IL  in  AVG  (.309)  …  14-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  Saturday:  22-­‐‑59  (.373),  4  HR,  8  RBI  …  Leads  the  team  in  doubles  (19)  and  SBs  (14)  and  is  2nd  in  hits  (97)  and  HR  (13)  …  Has  raised  his  SLG  to  .494  this  season  after  slugging  .354  in  2016  …  Has  the  lowest  strikeout  rate  on  the  team  (13.7%  of  his  PAs)  …  Has  multiple  hits  in  30  of  his  79  games  (38%)  …  Activated  from  the  temporarily  inactive  list  August  1;  was  placed  on  the  list  July  31,  retroactive  to  July  29  …  Series:  Has  not  played  …  SWB  series:  2-­‐‑10,  R,  HR,  2  RBI,  K  …  Placed  on  the  DL  July  18,  retroactive  to  July  17,  with  left  knee  tendonitis;  activated  July  24  …  23-­‐‑game  on-­‐‑base  streak  ended  July  5;  longest  by  a  PawSox  player  this  season  …  Placed  on  the  7-­‐‑day  DL  June  22  with  a  right  groin  pull;  activated  July  5  …  31  games  before  DL  stint:  44-­‐‑121  (.364),  19  R,  9  2B,  6  HR,  17  RBI  …  16-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  June  19  (was  the  longest  by  a  PawSox  player  this  season)  …  During  16-­‐‑game  hitting  streak:  25-­‐‑60  (.417),  5  2B,  2  HR,  9  RBI,  2  BB,  4  K  …  Matched  his  2016  Triple-­‐‑A  home  run  total  (2)  in  first  seven  games,  leading  off  the  bottom  of  the  first  with  HRs  vs.  Syracuse  in  a  span  of  three  days      2016:  Made  his  first  Opening  Day  roster  with  the  Red  Sox  and  proceeded  to  go  2-­‐‑for-­‐‑8  with  4  runs  scored  in  9  games  over  3  ML  stints  …  Spent  most  of  the  season  with  Pawtucket  and  batted  .263  with  2  HR  and  34  RBI  in  103  games  …  Recalled  to  BOS  on  June  5  for  his  third  and  final  ML  stint  of  the  season,  making  four  pinch-­‐‑running  appearances  …  Optioned  back  to  Pawtucket  on  June  18  and  outrighted  on  June  20      2015:  Spent  time  with  BOS  (80  G)  and  Pawtucket  (40  G)  …  Hit  .253  (69-­‐‑for-­‐‑273)  with  5  HR,  29  RBI  in  his  2  major  league  stints      2014:  Played  11  minor  league  games  and  then  10  major  league  games  in  his  first  pro  action  in  the  U.S.  …  With  BOS,  hit  .333  (12-­‐‑for-­‐‑36)  with  2  HR  and  6  RBI  …  In  11  minor  league  games,  all  in  playoff  action,  hit  .293  (12-­‐‑for-­‐‑41)  with  HR,  5  RBI  …  Finished  the  season  ranked  by  Baseball  America  as  the  No.  3  prospect  in  BOS  system  and  the  No.  21  prospect  overall  in  baseball.      Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  in  August  2014  as  an  international  free  agent  (7-­‐‑year  major  league  contract)    Personal:  In  360  games  over  5  seasons  in  Cuba’s  major  league,  Serie  Nacional,  hit  .319  (403-­‐‑for-­‐‑1,265)  with  75  2B,  11  3B,  51  HR,  99  BB,  256  R,  76  SB  (including  postseason)  …  Spent  all  5  Serie  Nacional  campaigns  with  his  hometown  team,  Ciego  de  Avila  …  Established  residency  in  Haiti  before  signing  with  the  Red  Sox                                                          

Current  Hit  Streak:    Longest  Hit  Streak:  16  (June  4-­‐‑18)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:    Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  23  (May  30-­‐‑June  21)    Last  HR:  August  4  at  Scranton/Wilkes-­‐‑Barre  (RHP  Jonathan  Holder)   MLB  Experience:  Debut:  9/17/14  for  BOS.  Played  10  games  in  2014,  80  in  2015  and  9  (1  start)  in  2016.  Over  99  career  ML  games,  has  hit  .262  with  7  HR  and  35  RBI  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    17   3  Hits:    5   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    5   3  RBI:    3   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  Leads  the  team  in  OBP  (.366)  and  pitchers  per  plate  appearance  (4.31)  …  His  9  HR  are  his  most  in  MiLB  since  2013  (11  total)  …  His  .442  SLG  is  the  highest  of  his  career  (min.  200  PA)  …  Hit  .286  in  April;  .299  in  May;  .242  in  June;  .353  in  July  …  Monday  (DNP  Tuesday):  0-­‐‑2,  R,  RBI,  BB,  K  …  SWB  series:  1-­‐‑8,  2B,  2  RBI,  3  K  …  16-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  July  18;  during  streak:  25-­‐‑61  (.410),  11  R,  4  2B,  HR,  9  RBI;  8  multi-­‐‑hit  games  …  Hit  safely  in  27  of  30  games  from  April  19  through  June  5  …  Has  the  4th-­‐‑highest  strikeout  rate  on  the  team  (26.9%  of  his  plate  appearances)  …  Hit  0  Triple-­‐‑A  HRs  in  his  first  94  at-­‐‑bats;  then  hit  3  HRs  in  his  next  26  Triple-­‐‑A  at-­‐‑bats  …  Activated  from  the  disabled  list  May  13  …  Placed  on  the  DL  on  April  30  with  a  right  foot  fracture  suffered  April  29  after  fouling  a  ball  off  his  foot  …  Fell  a  home  run  shy  of  the  cycle  April  12  vs.  Syracuse  (singled,  doubled,  tripled  by  the  fifth  inning)  …  Transferred  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  on  April  8  …  Has  appeared  at  1B,  2B,  SS,  3B,  LF    2016:  Hit  .277  with  4  HR  and  46  RBI  in  103  games  between  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  Triple-­‐‑A  Pawtucket,  his  first  season  in  the  Boston  organization  …  Began  the  season  with  Portland  and  hit  .319  through  40  games  before  being  promoted  to  Pawtucket  on  June  20  …  Hit  .279  in  18  games  with  the  PawSox  and  was  returned  to  Portland  on  July  14    2015:  Played  99  games  for  the  independent  Sioux  City  Explorers  of  the  American  Association  …  Released  from  the  Arizona  organization  March  30    Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  has  hit  .279  with  36  HR  and  236  RBI  over  509  minor  league  games  …  In  2014,  hit  .259  between  Arizona’s  High-­‐‑A  Visalia  and  Double-­‐‑A  Mobile      Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  in  May  2016  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  Diamondbacks  in  2011  in  the  23rd  round    Personal:  Spent  five  seasons  at  Illinois  State  and  made  159  consecutive  starts  over  his  final  three  seasons  …  Named  to  the  All-­‐‑Missouri  Valley  Conference  First  Team  in  2011  …  Attended  Dundee-­‐‑Crown  (IL)  High  School                            

Current  Hit  Streak:    Longest  Hit  Streak:  16  (June  25-­‐‑July  18)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  2  (August  6-­‐‑7)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  16  (June  25-­‐‑July  18)      Last  HR:  July  17  vs.  Toledo  (RHP  Buck  Farmer) MLB  Experience:  None  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BATTING NOTES

#60   TZU-­‐‑WEI  LIN   INF   5’9”   155   Kaohsiung  County,  Taiwan   Taiwan  

#17   DEVEN  MARRERO   INF   6’1”   195   Miami,  Florida   Arizona  State  

#5   HEIKER  MENESES   INF   5’9”   200   Guarenas,  Venezuela   Venezuela  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    15   3  Hits:    2   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    3   3  RBI:    1   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  Last  13  games:  10-­‐‑43  …  Among  players  with  at  least  100  PA,  ranks  2nd  on  the  team  in  AVG  (.303)  …  11-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  July  20;  during  stretch:  16-­‐‑43  (.372)  …  In  38  games  since  activation  from  DL  (June  20):  40-­‐‑134  (.299),  20  R,  8  2B,  3B,  HR,  14  RBI  …  Tuesday  (DNP  Monday):  2-­‐‑4,  2B,  RBI  …  SWB  series:  2-­‐‑7,  R,  RBI,  4  K  …  His  HR  on  June  27  was  his  first  since  July  14,  2014  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  Was  placed  on  the  disabled  list  June  13,  retroactive  to  June  12,  with  a  left  foot  contusion;  activated  June  20  …  Promoted  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  to  PawSox  May  24  for  second  stint  this  season  …  Began  the  year  with  Portland,  then  was  with  Pawtucket  from  May  2-­‐‑12  before  returning  to  Sea  Dogs  …  In  6  games  with  PawSox  in  first  stint:  4-­‐‑18  (.222)  …  In  20  games  with  Portland:  16-­‐‑70  (.229),  4  RBI  …  Began  the  season  with  hits  in  each  of  his  first  5  games,  going  7-­‐‑for-­‐‑19  (.368)    2016:  Spent  majority  of  season  on  the  disabled  list,  appearing  in  only  40  games  …  In  second  season  in  Minnesota  system,  began  the  year  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Rochester  before  going  on  the  DL  in  mid-­‐‑May  with  a  fractured  left  wrist  …  Returned  in  early  August  and  played  with  Double-­‐‑A  Chattanooga  before  rejoining  Rochester  in  mid-­‐‑August      2015:  Spent  his  first  season  in  the  Twins’  system  with  Double-­‐‑A  Chattanooga,  batting  .259  with  0  HR  and  34  RBI  …  Appeared  defensively  at  2B,  SS,  3B  and  1B      Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  hit  .242  in  his  minor-­‐‑league  career  with  14  HR  and  247  RBI  …  Played  with  Pawtucket  in  2013  (18  games)  and  2014  (16  games)  …  Played  a  career-­‐‑high  111  games  in  the  Red  Sox  system  in  2014    Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  on  Christmas  Day  …  Originally  signed  by  Boston  in  2008    Personal:  Born  in  Caracas,  Venezuela              

Current  Hit  Streak:  5  (July  30-­‐‑August  8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  11  (July  5-­‐‑20)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  5  (July  30-­‐‑August  8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  15  (June  29-­‐‑July  20)      Last  HR:  June  27  at  Lehigh  Valley  (LHP  Cesar  Ramos)      MLB  Experience:  None  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    13   3  Hits:    6   4+  Hits:    1       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    2   3  RBI:    2   4+  RBI:    0    Red  Sox  Prospect  Rankings:     MLB  Pipeline:  27    2017:  In  17  games  with  the  PawSox:  18-­‐‑73  (.247),  4  XBH,  RBI,  3  BB,  14  K  …  Last  8  games:  7-­‐‑35  (.200),  6  K  …  Series:  2-­‐‑9,  2  R  …  SWB  series:  4-­‐‑13,  2B,  K  …  Optioned  and  added  to  the  PawSox  on  July  17  from  Boston  …  In  19  MLB  games,  hit  .280  (14-­‐‑for-­‐‑50)  with  2  triples,  a  .379  on-­‐‑base  percentage  and  2  RBI  …  Made  6  starts  at  3B,  6  starts  at  SS  and  2  at  2B  …  Became  only  the  second  Taiwan-­‐‑born  player  to  appear  on  the  Red  Sox’  MLB  roster,  joining  OF  Che-­‐‑Hsuan  Lin,  who  played  in  9  games  in  2012  …  Was  selected  to  the  MLB  roster  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  on  June  24  …  With  Portland,  had  hit  .302  (48-­‐‑for-­‐‑159)  with  5  HR,  3  3B,  9  2B,  8  SB  and  an  .870  OPS  in  48  games    2016:  Spent  the  entire  season  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  hit  .223  with  2  HR  and  27  RBI  in  108  games  …  Started  59  games  at  SS,  26  at  2B,  17  at  3B  and  5  in  CF      2015:  Between  High-­‐‑A  Salem  (73  games)  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  (46  games),  hit  .251  in  119  games  …  Joined  Portland  on  July  16    Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  had  hit  .235  with  6  HR  and  153  RBI  in  his  professional  career,  spanning  418  minor-­‐‑league  games    Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  an  international  free  agent  in  June  2012    Personal:  Born  and  resides  in  Kaohsiung  County,  Taiwan                                                                            

Current  Hit  Streak:    Longest  Hit  Streak:  5  (August  2-­‐‑7)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:    Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  5  (July  26-­‐‑30;  August  2-­‐‑7)      Last  HR:  June  27  at  Lehigh  Valley  (LHP  Cesar  Ramos)      MLB  Experience:  June  24,  2017  Played  in  19  games  with  the  Red  Sox  and  hit  .280  (14-­‐‑for-­‐‑50)  with  2  RBI.  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    6   3  Hits:    0   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    3   3  RBI:    0   4+  RBI:    1    2017:  Since  being  optioned  (8  games):  5-­‐‑27,  8  K  …  Series:  3-­‐‑7,  3  R,  2  2B,  HR,  2  RBI,  BB;  hadn’t  homered  since  May  30  against  the  White  Sox  (2  HR)  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  last  Friday  (July  28);  added  to  roster  Saturday  (July  29)…  Was  recalled  to  Boston  on  June  20  …  With  Red  Sox:  .212,  3  HR,  23  RBI  …  Has  struck  out  in  29.2%  of  his  Triple-­‐‑A  plate  appearances,  the  2nd-­‐‑highest  mark  on  the  team  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  June  14;  added  to  the  roster  June  15;  played  in  5  games  before  returning  to  MLB  …  Was  recalled  to  Boston  on  May  5;  played  in  33  games  (23  starts,  with  20  of  those  at  3B)  with  the  Red  Sox,  the  longest  MLB  stint  of  his  career  …  Began  the  season  with  the  PawSox;  promoted  to  Boston  on  April  6  before  the  Pawtucket  opener;  did  not  appear  in  a  game  before  he  was  optioned  back  April  10  …  Began  his  Pawtucket  season  4-­‐‑for-­‐‑39,  played  in  19  games  with  PawSox  before  he  was  recalled  May  5  ...  Had  the  walk-­‐‑off  bloop  single  April  13  to  beat  Syracuse      2016:  Appeared  in  13  games  (3  starts)  over  3  ML  stints  with  the  Red  Sox,  going  1-­‐‑for-­‐‑12  with  5  K  …  Spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  Pawtucket,  where  he  batted  .198  with  1  HR  and  27  RBI  and  10  SB  in  96  games  …  Ranked  third  on  Pawtucket  with  10  steals,  his  fifth  consecutive  season  stealing  10-­‐‑plus  bases      2015:  In  102  games  for  Pawtucket,  batted  .256  (96-­‐‑for-­‐‑375)  with  6  HR  and  29  RBI  …  Led  the  PawSox  in  hits  (96)  and  runs  (49),  also  ranking  2nd  in  total  bases  (129)  and  steals  (12)  …  Made  ML  debut  with  25  games  (12  starts)  over  3  stints  with  BOS  …  Recorded  1st  game-­‐‑winning  RBI  on  9/30  at  NYY  w/  11th-­‐‑inn  RBI  1B      Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  6th  professional  season  and  was  his  5th  in  Major  League  Spring  Training  camp  …  His  2013  spring  training  invitation  came  the  spring  after  he  was  drafted,  making  him  the  first  Red  Sox  position  player  to  do  that  since  1992  (Scott  Hatteberg)  …  Entering  2017,  has  appeared  in  38  ML  games  over  parts  of  2  seasons  in  2015  and  2016,  batting  .200  with  1  HR  and  3  RBI  in  65  at-­‐‑bats      Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2012  in  the  first  round  (24th  overall,  notably  seven  spots  ahead  of  PawSox  LHP  Brian  Johnson)    Personal:  In  3  seasons  with  the  Sun  Devils  (2010-­‐‑12),  hit  .325  with  12  HR  and  95  RBI  …  Named  First  Team  All-­‐‑Pac  12  as  a  junior  in  2012  and  First  Team  All-­‐‑Pac  10  as  a  sophomore  in  2011  …  Played  in  the  Cape  Cod  Baseball  League  in  2010  and  2011  with  the  Cotuit  Kettleers  …  Also  played  for  the  USA  Collegiate  National  Team  in  2011  …  Attended  American  Heritage  (FL)  High  School  and  won  a  state  and  national  title  in  2008  on  a  team  that  included  Royals  1B  Eric  Hosmer  …  Cousin,  Chris  Marrero,  played  for  PawSox  in  2015  and  2016,  signed  with  the  Giants  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  in  November  and  made  San  Francisco’s  Opening  Day  roster                                                          

Current  Hit  Streak:  2  (August  7-­‐‑8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  7  (June  27-­‐‑July  3)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  2  (August  7-­‐‑8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  7  (June  27-­‐‑July  3)      Last  HR:  August  8  vs.  Charlotte  (RHP  Tyler  Danish)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  6/28/15  for  BOS.  Appeared  in  38  games  between  2015  and  2016  with  the  Red  Sox,  batting  .200  with  1  HR  and  3  RBI  in  65  at-­‐‑bats;  in  33  games  with  the  Red  Sox  in  2017,  hit  .157  with  3  HR  and  11  RBI.  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BATTING NOTES

#10   MIKE  MILLER   INF   5’9”   170   Concord,  California   Cal  Poly  

#18   TIM  ROBERSON   C   5’10”   215   West  Palm  Beach,  Florida   Florida  Gulf  Coast  

#61   JAKE  ROMANSKI   C   5’11”   200   Corona,  California   San  Diego  State  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    5   3  Hits:    2   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    1   3  RBI:    1   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  Tuesday  (DNP  Monday):  1-­‐‑4,  R,  2B,  K  …  SWB  series:  0-­‐‑7,  K  …  Last  Wednesday  (August  2)  in  Triple-­‐‑A  debut:  1-­‐‑4,  R  …  Transferred  to  the  PawSox  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  on  August  1  …  Spent  the  first  four  months  of  the  season  with  the  Sea  Dogs  …  In  33  games  with  Portland,  went  28-­‐‑for-­‐‑120  (.233)  with  3  2B,  1  HR,  8  RBI,  2  BB  and  19  K  …  Was  activated  from  Portland’s  restricted  list  June  6  …  Placed  on  the  restricted  list  December  22    2016:  Spent  the  entire  season  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  Named  an  Eastern  League  mid-­‐‑season  All-­‐‑Star  …  Batted  .308  in  90  games  with  4  HR  and  38  RBI  …  Started  88  games  at  catcher  and  threw  out  53  of  108  (49%)  attempted  base  stealers,  the  highest  caught  stealing  rate  among  qualifying  Double-­‐‑A  backstops  …  Led  Portland  with  22  doubles  …  Went  2-­‐‑for-­‐‑2  in  the  Eastern  League  All-­‐‑Star  Game    2015:  Hit  .264  (58-­‐‑for-­‐‑220)  between  High-­‐‑A  Salem  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  Following  the  season,  was  rated  by  Baseball  America  as  the  best  defensive  catcher  in  the  Sox  organization    Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  had  batted  .280  in  268  career  minor-­‐‑league  games  with  10  HR  and  122  RBI    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2013  in  the  14th  round    Personal:  Played  baseball  at  San  Diego  State  University  (2012  and  2013)  and  Chaffey  Junior  College  (2010  and  2011)  …  Attended  Norco  High  School  in  California  …  His  brother,  Josh,  was  selected  by  the  Brewers  in  2008  in  the  fourth  round                        

Current  Hit  Streak:  1  (August  8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  7  (July  16-­‐‑25)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  1  (August  8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  7  (June  16-­‐‑26;  July  16-­‐‑25)      Last  HR:  June  23  vs.  Harrisburg  (with  Portland)      MLB  Experience:  None  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    7   3  Hits:    6   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    2   3  RBI:    1   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  In  18  games  since  13-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  (July  5):  12-­‐‑59  (.203)  …  Has  played  in  3  games  in  August:  1-­‐‑8  …  Series:  Has  not  played  …  SWB  series  (only  Sunday):  1-­‐‑4,  R,  K  …  Spent  his  All-­‐‑Star  break  refurbishing  a  baseball  field  in  Pawtucket  and  hosting  a  free  clinic  there  …  Season-­‐‑long  13-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  ended  July  5;  during  that  stretch:  .321  (17-­‐‑for-­‐‑53),  5  RBI  …  In  June  (25  games),  hit  .319  with  a  .374  OBP;  in  April  and  May  (22  games  total),  hit  .203  with  a  .313  OBP  …  First  12  games  after  return  from  DL  (May  11):  7-­‐‑41  (.171)  …  Has  pitched  three  times  this  season,  including  in  extra  innings  May  19,  the  same  day  David  Price  made  his  first  rehab  start…  Placed  on  the  DL  on  April  22  (retroactive  to  April  19)  with  a  hand/wrist  injury;  activated  May  10  …  Played  in  7  games  before  landing  on  the  DL:  5-­‐‑20  (.250),  5  BB  …  Hit  by  a  pitch  vs.  Syracuse  on  April  10  in  the  home  opener  that  eventually  resulted  in  his  DL  stint    2016:  Made  ML  debut  with  1  game  for  BOS  (June  27  at  TB  as  defensive  replacement  at  2B  for  Dustin  Pedroia  in  the  8th  inning;  grounded  out  to  SS  in  only  ML  at-­‐‑bat)  …  Played  in  90  games  with  Pawtucket,  batting  .228  with  1  HR  and  20  RBI  after  beginning  the  season  with  6  games  at  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  For  the  PawSox,  started  71  games  at  2B,  10  at  3B  and  6  at  SS  …  Hit  his  lone  HR  of  the  season  August  25  vs.  Lehigh  Valley    2015:  Hit  .240  (99-­‐‑for-­‐‑412)  between  Pawtucket  (74  G)  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  (40  G)  …  Made  50  starts  at  2B,  35  at  SS,  20  at  3B,  and  5  in  CF  …  Began  the  season  with  POR,  hit  .320  (16-­‐‑for-­‐‑  50)  during  an  11-­‐‑game  on-­‐‑base  streak  from  5/5-­‐‑16  …  Transferred  to  PAW  on  5/23  

Career  Highlights:  Combined  with  Salem  and  Portland  to  hit  .305  (87-­‐‑for-­‐‑285)  with  a  .363  OBP  in  2014  …  Played  2B  (25  G),  3B  (11  G),  and  SS  (35  G)  …  Did  not  commit  an  error  in  129  chances  at  2B  …  Began  the  season  with  SAL,  hit  safely  in  23  of  his  final  26  games  with  the  club  (.333  BA,  34-­‐‑for-­‐‑102)    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2012  in  the  ninth  round      Personal:  Played  at  Cal  Poly  …  Selected  to  the  All-­‐‑Big  West  Conference  1st  Team  as  a  senior  in  2012  after  leading  team  with  a  .354  AVG  (87-­‐‑for-­‐‑246)                                                                          

Current  Hit  Streak:  2  (August  3-­‐‑6)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  13  (June  21-­‐‑July  5)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  2  (August  3-­‐‑6)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  14  (May  29-­‐‑June  15;  June  20-­‐‑July  5)      Last  HR:  June  28  at  Lehigh  Valley  (RHP  Tom  Eshelman)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  6/27/16  for  BOS  Went  0-­‐‑for-­‐‑1  in  one  game  as  defensive  replacement  at  2B.

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    1   3  Hits:    0   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    1   3  RBI:    0   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  Transferred  to  Short-­‐‑Season  Lowell  on  Saturday  (August  5)  …  Hit  safely  in  5  of  his  first  7  games  this  season;  in  9  games  since:  5-­‐‑31  …  Last  played  July  30  at  Indianapolis  …  8  games  since  returning  from  DL:  5-­‐‑27  …  Placed  on  the  DL  June  28  with  a  left  hamstring  strain;  activated  July  5  …  Has  hit  safely  in  10  of  the  16  games  he’s  played  …  Has  spent  57  days  on  the  DL  this  season  across  3  separate  stints  …  Placed  on  the  DL  May  26,  retroactive  to  May  24,  with  a  left  foot  contusion;  activated  June  22  …  Placed  on  the  DL  April  11  (retroactive  to  April  10)  with  a  left  calf  strain;  activated  April  30    2016:  Spent  the  season  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland,  batting  .247  with  4  HR  and  18  RBI  in  65  games  …  Started  18  games  at  1B  but  spent  most  of  his  time  at  DH  …  Hit  .307  with  3  HR  and  9  RBI  in  30  home  games  …  Had  a  season-­‐‑high  11-­‐‑game  hit  streak  from  May  30-­‐‑July  3    2015:  Limited  to  57  games  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  due  to  a  pair  of  DL  stints  …  Earned  Portland’s  10th  Player  Award  …  Batted  .300  with  4  HR  and  30  RBI  in  217  at-­‐‑bats  …  Became  only  the  third  player  in  Sea  Dogs  history  to  hit  for  the  cycle  on  May  15  at  New  Britain,  helping  Portland  overcome  a  10-­‐‑4  deficit  in  a  13-­‐‑11,  10-­‐‑inning  victory  …  In  that  game,  doubled  in  the  3rd  inning,  hit  a  grand  slam  in  the  7th,  singled  in  the  9th  and  broke  an  11-­‐‑11  tie  with  a  2-­‐‑run  3B  in  the  10th      Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  7th  pro  season,  all  in  the  Red  Sox  organization  …  In  340  career  minor  league  games  entering  2017,  has  posted  a  .258  average  with  28  HR  and  153  RBI    Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  in  June  2011  as  a  non-­‐‑drafted  free  agent    Personal:  Played  4  seasons  at  Florida  Gulf  Coast  University  (2008-­‐‑11)  and  hit  .321  with  40  HR  and  180  RBI  …  Was  teammates  and  roommates  with  Red  Sox  LHP  Chris  Sale  …  Graduated  from  Palm  Beach  Central  (FL)  High  School                                                                      

Current  Hit  Streak:  3  (July  26-­‐‑30)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  3  (April  9-­‐‑May  10;  July  26-­‐‑30)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  3  (July  26-­‐‑30)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  4  (April  9-­‐‑May16)      Last  HR:        MLB  Experience:  None  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BATTING NOTES

#20   STEVE  SELSKY   OF   6’0”   217   Manhattan  Beach,  California   Arizona  

#22   ANÉURY  TAVÁREZ   OF   5’9”   195   Barrio  Obrero,  DR   Dominican  Republic  

#15   SAM  TRAVIS   1B   6’0”   208   Orland  Park,  Illinois   Indiana  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    12   3  Hits:    1   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    3   3  RBI:    3   4+  RBI:    2    2017:  Last  8  games:  2-­‐‑29,  12  K  …  Last  34  games  (since  June  17):  21-­‐‑131  (.160),  43  K;  AVG  has  dropped  from  .271  to  .220,  .SLG  from  .490  to  .360  …  Series:  1-­‐‑7  …  SWB  series:  1-­‐‑8,  4  K  …  Ranks  3rd  on  the  team  with  10  HR  and  4th  with  38  RBI    …  Has  struck  out  in  29.4%  of  his  plate  appearances,  the  highest  mark  on  the  team  …  Had  Pawtucket’s  second  multi-­‐‑HR  game  of  the  season  May  28,  joining  Aneury  Tavarez  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  April  27  after  making  the  Red  Sox  Opening  Day  roster,  the  first  of  his  career  …  Claimed  off  waivers  from  Cincinnati  on  January  25  after  being  designated  for  assignment  January  19  …  In  8  games  (1  start)  with  the  Red  Sox,  went  1-­‐‑for-­‐‑9,  while  playing  3B  (2  games)  and  CF  (1  game)    2016:  Made  his  MLB  debut  with  the  Reds,  appearing  in  24  games  (9  starts)  and  batting  .314  (16-­‐‑for-­‐‑51)  over  3  stints  …  Also  posted  a  .280/.363/.459  slash  line  in  85  games  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Louisville  …  Missed  a  month  (July  30-­‐‑September  1)  with  a  torn  meniscus  in  his  left  knee;  had  arthroscopic  surgery  in  early  August  …  Rejoined  the  Reds  upon  his  return  in  September    2015:  Missed  a  majority  of  the  season  due  to  a  pair  of  DL  stints  (right  hamstring  strain  and  medial  meniscus  injury  in  his  left  knee)  …  Played  in  51  games  with  Louisville    Career  Highlights:  Has  appeared  in  32  MLB  games  total  in  2016  and  2017  …  In  his  minor-­‐‑league  career,  has  hit  .295  with  51  HR  and  276  RBI  in  537  games  entering  2017  …  Has  a  .379  OBP  in  his  minor-­‐‑league  career  entering  2017    Acquired:  Claimed  off  waivers  from  Cincinnati  on  January  25  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  Reds  in  2011  in  the  33rd  round    Personal:  Played  baseball  at  Arizona  …  His  father,  Steve,  played  in  the  minor  leagues  for  the  Dodgers  and  White  Sox  organizations  …  His  mother,  Lou  Ann,  played  Olympic  volleyball  and  was  an  All-­‐‑American  at  Long  Beach  State                                  

     Personal:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  an  International  free  agent  on  October  18,  2010.                                                                                  

Current  Hit  Streak:    Longest  Hit  Streak:  8  (April  29-­‐‑May  9)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:    Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  12  (May  13-­‐‑28)      Last  HR:  June  26  at  Lehigh  Valley  (LHP  Brandon  Leibrandt)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  5/20/16  for  CIN.  Has  appeared  in  32  games  between  2016  (with  the  Reds)  and  2017  (with  the  Red  Sox),  hitting  .283  with  2  HR  and  7  RBI.  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    17   3  Hits:    2   4+  Hits:    0       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    5   3  RBI:    0   4+  RBI:    0    2017:  Placed  on  the  disabled  list  Thursday  (August  3),  retroactive  to  Tuesday  (August  1)  with  right  hand  inflammation  …  Last  20  games:  26-­‐‑85  (.306),  7  R,  2B,  3  3B,  2  HR,  8  RBI  …  Went  5-­‐‑9  with  2  2B  and  2  HR  in  his  first  2  games  with  PawSox;  then  went  2-­‐‑41  (.049)  in  next  11  games  …  In  23  games  since  activation  from  DL:  27-­‐‑95  (.284)  …  Road  trip:  5-­‐‑23,  R,  RBI,  BB,  5  K  …  Joined  the  Short-­‐‑Season  Lowell  Spinners  on  June  22  on  a  rehab  assignment;  went  5-­‐‑for-­‐‑28  (.179)  with  0  HR  and  3  RBI  in  7  games  …  Placed  on  the  DL  May  24,  retroactive  to  May  22,  with  recurring  right  hand  tendonitis;  activated  June  30  …  Originally  went  on  the  DL  May  14  (retroactive  to  May  11);  activated  from  the  DL  May  19,  played  May  20  at  Buffalo  before  returning  to  the  DL  May  24  …  31-­‐‑game  on-­‐‑base  streak,  which  dated  back  to  August  23  of  last  season  and  was  the  longest  active  streak  in  the  minors/majors,  ended  May  5  …  Promoted  to  Pawtucket  on  May  1  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  With  Portland,  hit  .377/.473/.475  with  1  HR,  6  RBI  and  6  SB  in  61  at-­‐‑bats  and  18  games  …  Selected  by  the  Orioles  in  the  Rule  5  Draft  from  Boston  in  December  …  Returned  to  Red  Sox  organization  from  Baltimore  on  April  2    2016:  Played  in  106  games  with  Portland  and  5  with  Pawtucket  …  Named  an  Eastern  League  mid-­‐‑season  and  post-­‐‑season  All-­‐‑Star  …  Ranked  2nd  in  the  league  in  batting  average  (.335),  2nd  in  triple  (13),  3rd  in  OBP  (.379)  and  4th  in  SLG  (.506)  …  Led  Portland  in  batting  average,  runs,  hits,  triples,  total  bases,  stolen  bases  and  OBP  …  Finished  the  season  on  a  12-­‐‑game  hitting  streak  …      2015:  Combined  to  hit  .253  in  112  games  between  High-­‐‑A  Salem  (39  games),  Portland  (67  games)  and  Pawtucket  (6  games)    Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  has  hit  .270/.320/.420  in  his  minor-­‐‑league  career  with  40  HR,  221  RBI  and  90  SB    Acquired:  Returned  to  Red  Sox  organization  from  Baltimore  on  April  2  …  Originally  signed  by  the  Red  Sox  in  October  2010  as  an  international  free  agent    Personal:  Born  and  resides  in  Barrio  Obrero,  Dominican  Republic                                  

     Personal:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  an  International  free  agent  on  October  18,  2010.                                  

Current  Hit  Streak:    Longest  Hit  Streak:  11  (April  15-­‐‑May  3)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:    Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  31  (August  23-­‐‑May  3)      Last  HR:  July  16  at  Syracuse  (RHP  Jaron  Long)      MLB  Experience:  None  

2017  Multi-­‐‑Hit  Games:   2  Hits:    20   3  Hits:    2   4+  Hits:    1       2017  Multi-­‐‑RBI  Games:    2  RBI:    1   3  RBI:    2   4+  RBI:    0      Red  Sox  Prospect  Rankings:     Baseball  America:  4   MLB  Pipeline:  4   Sox  Prospects:  3   ESPN:  4    2017:  In  18  games  since  return  from  MLB:  17-­‐‑67  (.254),  7  R,  6  RBI,  10  BB,  10  K  …  In  2  MLB  stints:  12-­‐‑43  (.279),  5  2B,  0  HR,  1  RBI  …  Since  initial  call-­‐‑up  to  Red  Sox  (May  23),  has  3  XBH  (all  doubles)  in  Triple-­‐‑A  …  Series:  1-­‐‑8,  2  R,  BB,  K  …  SWB  series:  4-­‐‑10  …  In  first  6  games  with  Boston,  went  8-­‐‑for-­‐‑17  (.471);  went  4-­‐‑for-­‐‑26  in  2nd  stint  …  Recalled  to  Boston  on  June  20;  optioned  to  PawSox  on  July  18  …  Red  Sox  selected  his  contract  May  23;  optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  June  9  after  spending  17  days  with  Red  Sox  in  first  stint  …  In  MLB  debut  May  24  vs.  Texas,  went  2-­‐‑for-­‐‑4  …  On  May  30  at  the  White  Sox,  the  Chicago-­‐‑area  native  went  3-­‐‑for-­‐‑4  with  2  2B  …  In  May  (16  games)  w/  Pawtucket:  .333/.389/.561,  6  2B,  3  HR,  13  RBI  …  Last  23  PawSox  games  before  first  promotion:  31-­‐‑90  (.344)  after  starting  season  5-­‐‑36  (.139)  in  first  10  games      2016:  Played  in  47  games  for  Pawtucket  before  suffering  a  season-­‐‑ending  torn  ACL  (left)  May  29  vs.  Indianapolis  in  a  rundown  play  …  Hit  .272  with  6  HR  and  29  RBI,  which  ranked  seventh  in  the  International  League  at  the  time  of  his  injury  …  Earned  his  first  invitation  to  Major  League  Spring  Training  camp  as  a  non-­‐‑roster  player  and  led  the  Red  Sox  with  13  RBI  in  18  Grapefruit  League  games,  hitting  .469  (15-­‐‑for-­‐‑32)    2015:  Named  Red  Sox  Minor  League  Offensive  Player  of  the  Year  …  Combined  to  hit  .307/.381/.452  with  78  RBI  in  131  games  between  High-­‐‑A  Salem  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  Following  the  season,  posted  a  .344/.394/.505  line  in  23  games  with  Arizona  Fall  League  champion  Scottsdale    Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  4th  pro  season  …  Has  posted  a  .303/.364/.453  slash  line  with  22  HR  and  25  SB  in  3  minor  league  seasons  entering  2017    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2014  in  the  second  round    Personal:  Played  3  seasons  at  Indiana  University  (2012-­‐‑14),  where  he  hit  .327  with  31  HR  in  184  career  games  …  Named  2012  Big  Ten  Freshman  of  the  Year  and  2014  Big  Ten  Player  of  the  Year  …  Was  teammates  and  classmates  at  Indiana  with  Cubs  OF/C  Kyle  Schwarber,  who  was  drafted  fourth  overall  in  2014  …  Graduated  in  2011  from  Providence  (IL)  High  School,  where  he  was  named  the  Illinois  Player  of  the  Year  as  a  senior  by  the  Chicago  Tribune  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  Reds  in  2011  in  the  40th  round  but  did  not  sign      

     

Current  Hit  Streak:  1  (August  8)  Longest  Hit  Streak:  5  (May  15-­‐‑19;  July  26-­‐‑August  1)    Current  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  6  (August  3-­‐‑8)  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak:  8  (June  13-­‐‑20)      Last  HR:  May  17  vs.  Scranton/Wilkes-­‐‑Barre  (RHP  Luis  Cessa)      MLB  Experience:  Debut:  May  24,  2017  for  Boston  In  18  games  with  Boston  in  2017,  went  12-­‐‑for-­‐‑43  (.279)  

Major  League  Spring  Training:  In  11  appearances:  2.31  ERA  (3  ER  in  11.2  IP)  with  5  K,  6  BB    2017:  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  Saturday  (August  5),  pitched  1.1  IP  Sunday  and  walked  3  …  Recalled  to  Boston  on  Monday  (July  31)  but  did  not  pitch  in  five  days  …  Optioned  back  to  Pawtucket  on  July  17  …  Recalled  to  Boston  on  July  16;  pitched  1.2  scoreless  IP  in  first  game  of  doubleheader  July  16  against  Yankees  …  Previous  6  outings  with  PawSox:  5.2  IP,  2  H,  1  R,  2  BB,  6  K  …  Optioned  back  to  PawSox  on  June  20  …  Selected  to  Boston  and  joined  the  Red  Sox  on  June  15;  made  2  outings  with  Red  Sox  in  MLB  debut:  2  IP,  1  H,  0  R,  0  BB,  1  K;  retired  6  of  7  batters  he  faced  …  Previous  6  outings  with  Pawtucket  after  promotion  from  Double-­‐‑A:  10.2  IP,  6  H,  1  R,  4  BB,  10  K  …  Promoted  to  Pawtucket  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  on  May  20  for  the  second  time  this  season  …  In  10  appearances  with  Portland  this  season:  1.35  ERA,  2  saves,  13.1  IP,  9  H,  2  R/ER,  5  BB,  8  K  …  Began  the  year  with  Portland,  promoted  to  Pawtucket  on  April  9,  made  2  appearances  with  PawSox,  transferred  back  to  Portland  on  April  17      2016:  Across  3  levels  in  the  organization,  posted  a  3.59  ERA  with  5  saves  in  67.2  IP  and  39  appearances  (2  starts)  …  Began  the  season  with  High-­‐‑A  Salem,  had  3  stints  at  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  3  single-­‐‑game  stints  with  Pawtucket  (1  ER  in  4.2  IP)    2015:  Recorded  10  saves  in  20  relief  appearances  for  High-­‐‑A  Salem  with  a  3.71  ERA    Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  has  notched  a  4.58  ERA  in  212  IP  in  his  professional  career    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2012  in  the  third  round      Personal:  Spent  three  seasons  at  the  University  of  Florida  and  nailed  down  12  saves  as  a  junior  in  2012,  when  he  was  named  a  third-­‐‑team  All-­‐‑American  …  A  two-­‐‑way  player  at  Florida,  compiled  a  .303  career  average  with  23  HR  and  112  RBI  …  Attended  Eagle’s  View  Academy  …  Originally  drafted  in  2009  by  Tampa  Bay  in  the  37th  round                                            

Red  Sox  Prospect  Rankings:     Baseball  America:  18   MLB  Pipeline:  30   Sox  Prospects:  25    2017:  Worked  1.1  hitless  IP  Saturday  …  Tagged  with  blown  save  last  Sunday  …  Prior  2  PawSox  appearances:  5.1  IP,  8  H,  0  R  …  Promoted  to  Boston  on  July  19  for  first  time  in  his  MLB  career;  in  2  outings  with  Red  Sox:  2.1  IP,  2  H,  1  R/ER,  2  BB,  K;  optioned  to  PawSox  on  July  24  …  Worked  2.2  scoreless  IP  July  16  before  call-­‐‑up  …  Had  previously  allowed  at  least  1  R  in  7  straight  appearances  (8  ER  in  14  IP  in  that  stretch  (5.14  ERA))  …  Previous  11  appearances:  1  ER  in  16.2  IP  (0.54  ERA)    2016:  Made  36  relief  appearances  with  the  PawSox  and  posted  a  3.38  ERA  in  66.2  IP  with  six  saves  in  as  many  opportunities  …  Had  78  strikeouts  against  21  walks  …  In  his  final  17  outings,  had  a  2.29  ERA  in  35.1  IP      2015:  Limited  to  27  appearances,  all  in  relief,  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  due  to  a  DL  stint  of  nearly  2  months  …  Went  2-­‐‑1  with  a  4.50  ERA  (21  ER/42.0  IP)  and  3.0  K/BB  ratio  (48  SO/  16  BB)  for  Sea  Dogs  …  His  10.2  SO/9.0  IP  (52  SO/46.0  IP)  in  2015  led  all  Red  Sox  farmhands  with  at  least  40.0  IP  …  On  the  DL  from  5/21-­‐‑7/15  due  to  a  right  shoulder  strain    Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  fifth  professional  season  …  Coming  off  second  Major  League  Spring  Training  …  Has  averaged  9.5  strikeouts  and  only  2.5  walks  per  9.0  innings  pitched  in  his  career  (229.1  IP,  242  K,  63  BB)    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2013  in  the  ninth  round      Personal:  Pitched  for  four  seasons  at  Texas  A&M,  where  he  finished  his  career  ranked  third  on  the  school’s  all-­‐‑time  appearances  list  (98)  …  Earned  All-­‐‑Big  12  Honorable  Mention  recognition  as  a  junior  in  2012  …  Played  for  former  Red  Sox  pitcher  Calvin  Schiraldi  at  St.  Michael’s  Catholic  Academy  in  Austin,  Texas  …  Originally  drafted  in  2009  by  WSH  in  the  39th  round  and  again  by  CWS  in  2012  in  the  35th  round  but  did  not  sign              

2017:  Allowed  1  R  on  2  H  and  1  BB  in  1.1  IP  on  Tuesday  …  Pitched  a  scoreless  8th  inning  Friday  but  allowed  walk-­‐‑off  HR  in  9th  inning  …  Threw  2  shutout  IP  in  his  Triple-­‐‑A  debut  August  1;  only  allowed  1  hit  …  Promoted  to  Pawtucket  from  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  on  August  1  …  Spent  first  four  months  of  the  season  with  Portland  …  In  29  appearances  (all  in  relief)  with  the  Sea  Dogs,  posted  a  3.19  ERA  with  4  saves  in  51.1  IP  with  17  BB  and  47  K      2016:  Led  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  with  40  appearances  …  Named  an  Eastern  League  mid-­‐‑season  All-­‐‑Star  …  Recorded  a  strikeout  in  34  of  his  40  outings  and  averaged  9.0  K/9  IP  (65  K  in  65  IP)  …  Tallied  a  4.71  ERA  in  his  65  IP  …  Worked  more  than  1  IP  in  26  of  his  40  appearances  and  2  or  more  innings  23  times  …  Designated  for  assignment  December  8  and  outrighted  to  Pawtucket  on  December  16    2015:  Named  Red  Sox  Minor  League  Pitcher  of  the  Year  in  his  second  professional  season  as  a  pitcher  …  Combined  with  Single-­‐‑A  Greenville,  High-­‐‑A  Salem  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  to  post  a  2.54  ERA  in  41  appearances    Career  Highlights:  Converted  to  a  pitcher  in  2014  after  spending  his  first  three  professional  seasons  in  the  outfield  …  Over  those  3  seasons  as  a  hitter,  played  in  93  games  and  hit  .221/.254/.275  with  0  HR  and  25  RBI  in  331  at-­‐‑bats    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2011  in  the  second  round  (81st  overall)    Personal:  Born  in  Santiago,  Dominican  Republic  …  Resides  in  Brooklyn,  New  York  …  Attended  Grand  Street  Campus  (NY)  High  School  …  Led  New  York  City’s  Public  School  Athletic  League  with  a  .692  AVG,  36  hits,  .758  OBP  and  1.385  SLG  in  2011                                            

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BULLPEN NOTES #23   WILLIAMS  JEREZ   LHP   6’4”   200   Brooklyn,  New  York   Grand  Street  Campus  HS  (NY)  

#7   AUSTIN  MADDOX   RHP   6’3”   251   Jacksonville,  Florida   Florida  

#40   KYLE  MARTIN   RHP   6’6”   240   Austin,  Texas   Texas  A&M  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/8   CHA   -­‐‑   1.1   2   1   1   1   0  

8/4   @SWB   L   1.0   3   2   2   0   0  

8/1   SYR   -­‐‑   2.0   1   0   0   0   0  

7/29   @HBG   -­‐‑   2.0   2   0   0   0   1  

7/24   @NH   -­‐‑   2.0   2   0   0   1   3  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/6   @SWB   -­‐‑   1.1   1   1   1   3   2  

7/30   @IND   -­‐‑   1.0   0   0   0   0   2  

7/26   @TOL   -­‐‑   2.0   1   0   0   0   1  

7/22   NOR   L   1.0   2   4   4   2   1  

7/19   TOL   -­‐‑   1.0   0   1   1   3   2  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/5   @SWB   -­‐‑   1.1   0   0   0   0   1  

7/30   @IND   BS   2.0   3   1   1   2   1  

7/27   @TOL   -­‐‑   2.2   4   0   0   1   2  

7/21   @LAA   -­‐‑   1.1   2   1   1   1   0  

7/20   TOR   -­‐‑   1.0   0   0   0   1   1  

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LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

2017:  In  2  single-­‐‑game  stints  with  the  Red  Sox:  4.2  IP,  2  R/ER  (3.86  ERA)  …  Last  10  outings:  14.0  IP,  11  H,  2  R/ER,  1  BB,  26  K  …  Took  the  loss  in  11-­‐‑inning  game  Wednesday  …  Previous  7  outings  before  July  3  (1  IP,  4  R  that  day):  15.2  IP,  9  H,  2  R,  8  BB,  15  K  …  Optioned  to  the  PawSox  on  May  21  …  Recalled  to  the  Red  Sox  on  May  19  and  pitched  May  20  in  Oakland,  allowing  2  R  on  2  HR  in  3  IP  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  April  9  …  Pitched  April  8  for  the  Red  Sox  in  Detroit  and  retired  all  five  batters  he  faced  …  Recalled  to  Boston  on  April  6  when  the  Red  Sox  placed  RHP  Matt  Barnes  on  the  bereavement  list    2016:  Made  his  first  career  Opening  Day  roster  with  the  Red  Sox  and  appeared  in  14  games  over  eight  ML  stints,  posting  a  6.23  ERA  in  13.0  IP  …  Spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  the  PawSox  and  had  a  1.85  ERA  with  seven  saves  in  43.2  IP  over  30  appearances  …  Averaged  a  career-­‐‑best  11.1  SO/9.0  IP  for  Pawtucket  and  allowed  0  runs  in  23  of  his  30  appearances  (77%)    2015:  Made  his  ML  debut,  appearing  in  17  games—all  in  relief—in  3  stints  with  BOS,  going  0-­‐‑1  with  a  4.15  ERA  (6  ER/13.0  IP)  …  Began  the  season  with  PawSox,  where  he  posted  a  1.82  ERA  (8  ER/39.2  IP)  and  .201  opponent  AVG  (28-­‐‑for-­‐‑139)  in  29  relief  appearances    Career  Highlights:  This  is  his  sixth  professional  season  …  In  31  combined  appearances  with  the  Red  Sox  during  parts  of  2015  and  2016,  has  a  5.19  ERA  in  26.0  IP  with  28  strikeouts  …  Entering  2017,  has  piled  up  305  strikeouts  in  313.2  career  minor  league  IP  over  five  seasons  in  the  Sox  system  …  Owns  a  2.28  ERA  over  his  last  four  minor  league  seasons  (2013-­‐‑16)  since  moving  to  the  bullpen  …  Has  allowed  only  4  HR  in  his  118  minor  league  outings  dating  back  to  August  9,  2013  …  In  2014,  was  named  to  the  Eastern  League’s  mid-­‐‑season  All-­‐‑Star  team  and  led  Red  Sox  farmhands  with  18  saves    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2011  in  the  fourth  round      Personal:  Pitched  at  Cal  State  Fullerton  and  earned  All-­‐‑American  honors  as  a  junior  in  2011  after  tallying  a  1.69  ERA  in  90.2  IP  …  Earned  a  silver  medal  in  Japan  in  2010  with  the  USA  Collegiate  National  Team,  a  squad  that  included  Red  Sox  RHP  Matt  Barnes,  Red  Sox  OF  Jackie  Bradley  Jr.  and  PawSox  LHP  Brian  Johnson                                                                      

2017:  In  his  return  to  Triple-­‐‑A,  worked  a  scoreless  IP  Thursday  and  retired  only  batter  he  faced  Sunday  …  Optioned  to  PawSox  from  Boston  on  Monday  (July  31);  added  to  PawSox  roster  Thursday  (August  3)  …  Recalled  to  Boston  from  Pawtucket  on  July  28;  pitched  Friday-­‐‑Saturday-­‐‑Sunday  at  Fenway  Park  against  the  Royals  …  Made  4  appearances  with  PawSox  in  first  stint:  4.2  IP,  1  H,  0  R  …  Optioned,  added  to  PawSox  on  July  18  after  spending  entire  season  to  that  point  with  Red  Sox  …  With  Boston  in  first  stint,  appeared  in  38  games,  most  among  AL  rookie  pitchers  …  Posted  a  3.75  ERA  (10  ER  in  24  IP)  and  a  1.08  WHIP  while  holding  opponents  to  a  .190  batting  average,  recording  18  strikeouts  against  10  walks  …  Left-­‐‑handed  batters  had  hit  only  .103  (4-­‐‑for-­‐‑39)  against  him  …  Made  his  first  career  Opening  Day  roster    2016:  Made  his  MLB  debut  at  the  age  of  27,  pitching  in  7  September  games  without  allowing  a  run  in  6  IP  …  Received  the  organization’s  2016  Lou  Gorman  Award,  given  to  a  Red  Sox  minor  league  player  who  has  demonstrated  dedication  and  perseverance  in  overcoming  obstacles  while  working  his  way  to  the  MLB  team  …  Earned  Triple-­‐‑A  Pawtucket’s  Most  Valuable  Pitcher  and  Community  Spirit  awards  …  Selected  to  the  MLB  roster  September  2  …  Spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  Pawtucket,  notching  a  2.54  ERA  in  78  IP  over  32  appearances  (6  starts),  while  striking  out  73  against  14  walks    2015:  Combined  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  Pawtucket  to  post  a  4.42  ERA  in  38  appearances  (3  starts)  …  Named  an  Eastern  League  midseason  All-­‐‑Star      Career  Highlights:  Before  2017,  had  recorded  a  2.75  ERA  in  156  career  minor-­‐‑league  appearances  (10  starts)  …  Red  Sox  purchased  him  from  Yuma  of  the  independent  North  American  League  in  August  2011    Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  as  a  non-­‐‑drafted  free  agent  in  August  2011    Personal:  Posted  a  4.82  ERA  in  9.1  IP  in  16  relief  appearances  for  Florida  State  in  2011              

2017:  International  League  All-­‐‑Star;  retired  only  batter  he  faced  in  the  Triple-­‐‑A  All-­‐‑Star  Game  …  Has  made  6  starts  (3.07  ERA)  and  19  relief  appearances  (2.78  ERA)  …  Last  5  appearances  (all  in  relief):  13.2  IP,  9  H,  5  R/ER,  3  BB,  9  K  …  In  last  start  July  17,  allowed  8  runs  on  6  hits  and  2  walks  in  0.2  IP  …  Previous  9  outings:  0.98  ERA  (4  ER  in  42.2  IP  with  37  K)  …  In  his  first  start  since  Sept.  4,  2015  with  the  Mariners,  made  a  spot  start  June  13  (4  IP,  1  H);  has  since  made  5  more  starts    2016:  Spent  the  entire  season  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Norfolk  in  his  Orioles  organization  debut  …  Notched  a  2.88  ERA  in  68.2  IP  and  racked  up  76  strikeouts  in  42  appearances  (all  in  relief)  …  Began  the  season  in  the  Cubs  organization  but  was  acquired  by  BAL  in  late  March  for  a  player  to  be  named  later    2015:  Made  six  appearances  (two  starts)  with  the  Mariners  but  spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  Tripe-­‐‑A  Tacoma,  where  he  had  a  3.55  ERA  in  33.0  IP  …  Claimed  off  waivers  by  TEX  in  late  February  but  was  returned  to  SEA  after  being  diagnosed  with  a  left  shoulder  impingement  …  Claimed  off  waivers  following  the  season  by  CHC  on  December  4,  then  BAL  on  December  10  and  again  by  CHC  on  December  23    Career  Highlights:  Over  11  appearances  (two  starts)  in  the  majors  between  2013  (MIA)  and  2015  (SEA),  has  a  5.21  ERA  in  19.0  IP  …  In  2014,  led  MIA  minor  leaguers  in  relief  innings,  pitching  between  Double-­‐‑A  Jacksonville  and  Triple-­‐‑A  Jacksonville,  and  was  then  claimed  by  SEA  following  the  season  in  November  …  In  2013,  made  his  major  league  debut  with  MIA  but  spent  the  majority  of  the  season  with  Double-­‐‑A  Jacksonville    Acquired:  Signed  by  the  Red  Sox  in  November  as  a  minor  league  free  agent  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  then-­‐‑Florida  Marlins  in  2008  in  the  third  round      Personal:  Attended  Birmingham  High  School  in  Van  Nuys,  California  

                                                                       

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BULLPEN NOTES #32   EDGAR  OLMOS   LHP   6’4”   221   Van  Nuys,  California   Birmingham  (CA)  HS  

#24   NOE  RAMIREZ   RHP   6’3”   195   East  Los  Angeles,  CA   Cal  State  Fullerton  

#33   ROBBY  SCOTT   LHP   6’2”   238   Miami,  Florida   Florida  State  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/7   CHA   S   4.0   1   0   0   1   3  

8/1   SYR   -­‐‑   2.0   3   3   3   1   4  

7/29   @IND   -­‐‑   2.0   0   0   0   0   1  

7/25   @TOL   W   3.0   3   1   1   0   1  

7/20   NOR   -­‐‑   2.2   2   1   1   1   0  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/6   @SWB   -­‐‑   1.0   0   0   0   0   1  

8/2   SYR   L   2.0   3   1   1   0   4  

7/30   @IND   -­‐‑   2.0   1   0   0   0   4  

7/27   @TOL   -­‐‑   2.0   2   0   0   0   1  

7/23   NOR   -­‐‑   1.1   2   0   0   0   3  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/6   @SWB   -­‐‑   0.1   0   0   0   0   0  

8/3   SYR   -­‐‑   1.0   1   0   0   2   1  

7/30   KC   -­‐‑   0.2   1   0   0   0   1  

7/29   KC   -­‐‑   1.2   1   0   0   0   1  

7/28   KC   -­‐‑   0.1   0   0   0   0   0  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

Red  Sox  Prospect  Rankings:     Baseball  America:  23   MLB  Pipeline:  26   Sox  Prospects:  24    2017:  Took  losses  Saturday  and  last  Sunday  (July  30)  with  2  shutout  IP  Wednesday  mixed  in  between  …  Prior  7  outings  before  July  30:  9  IP,  11  H,  2  ER,  1  BB,  11  K  …  Made  a  spot  start  (just  3rd  career  pro  start)  July  18,  tossed  2  IP  …  Allowed  7  H  and  3  R  in  1.2  IP  on  July  2  …  Previous  7  outings:  14.0  IP,  9  H,  2  R,  4  BB,  18  K  …  Leads  PawSox  relievers  with  50  K  …  Activated  from  the  disabled  list  June  21  and  recorded  2  outs  in  the  9th  that  night  but  did  allow  3  inherited  runners  to  score  …  Placed  on  the  7-­‐‑day  DL  June  6,  retroactive  to  June  4,  with  right  forearm  tightness    2016:  Had  a  2.81  ERA  and  seven  saves  in  64  IP  and  40  appearances  (one  start)  between  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  and  the  PawSox  …  Began  the  season  with  Portland  and  led  the  club  with  a  1.80  ERA  in  30  IP  before  his  promotion  to  Pawtucket  on  June  20  …  Following  the  season  pitched  in  the  Dominican  Winter  League    2015:  Went  3-­‐‑2  with  a  3.09  ERA  (23  ER/67.0  IP)  and  1.10  WHIP  between  Single-­‐‑A  Greenville  (7  G)  and  High-­‐‑A  Salem  (28  G)  ...  62  K,  10  BB        Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  has  a  career  3.18  ERA  in  91  appearances  totaling  164.1  IP,  with  159  strikeouts  against  just  36  walks    Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2014  in  the  13th  round      Personal:  Pitched  for  three  seasons  at  Kentucky  (2012-­‐‑14),  where  he  made  60  career  appearances  (19  starts)  with  a  3.45  ERA  …  Pitched  in  the  Cape  Cod  Baseball  League  in  2013  with  Harwich  and  was  an  All-­‐‑Star  …  Attended  Lawrence  County  (KY)  High  School                                                                          

2017:  Joined  the  PawSox  on  Tuesday  (August  8)  to  continue  his  MLB  injury  rehab  assignment;  worked  a  scoreless  IP  on  13  pitches  (6  strikes)  with  a  walk  and  a  strikeout  …  Began  his  rehab  assignment  Saturday  (August  5)  with  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  against  Bowie:  0.1  IP,  0  H,  2  R/ER,  3  BB,  0  K  on  18  pitches  (5  strikes)  …  Officially  placed  on  the  10-­‐‑day  disabled  list  April  1  as  he  continues  his  recovery  from  Tommy  John  surgery  …  Transferred  from  the  10-­‐‑day  DL  to  the  60-­‐‑day  DL  on  April  27    2016:  In  his  first  season  with  the  Red  Sox,  was  limited  to  just  3  games  due  to  a  right  elbow  injury  …  Made  5  scoreless  appearances  in  spring  training  before  being  placed  on  the  DL  with  a  right  flexor  muscle  strain  April  3  …  Activated  from  the  DL  on  May  3  and  made  his  Red  Sox  debut  that  day  …  Did  not  allow  an  earned  run  in  any  of  his  3  appearances  …  Placed  on  the  DL  with  right  elbow  soreness  May  20  (retro  to  May  15)  …  Underwent  Tommy  John  surgery  May  24    2015:  In  his  1st  full  season  in  the  big  leagues,  led  MLB  rookie  relievers  with  92  K  in  70  IP  over  70  appearances  for  the  Mariners  …  Posted  a  2.31  ERA  with  13  saves  …  No  other  player  in  MLB  history  (min.  15  IP)  had  ever  posted  both  a  strikeout  rate  (11.8  K/9  IP)  and  ground  ball  rate  (65.4%)  as  high  in  a  single  season  …  Made  1st  career  Opening  Day  roster    Career  Highlights:  In  his  6th  year  in  pro  baseball  and  2nd  with  the  Red  Sox  …  Made  his  MLB  debut  with  the  Mariners  in  2014  but  spent  most  of  that  season  with  Triple-­‐‑A  Tacoma  

Acquired:  Traded  to  the  Red  Sox  from  the  Mariners  in  December  2015,  along  with  LHP  Roenis  Elias,  in  exchange  for  LHP  Wade  Miley  and  RHP  Jonathan  Aro  …  Originally  drafted  by  the  Mariners  in  2011  in  the  8th  round  

Personal:  Attended  Texas  State  University  from  2010-­‐‑11  after  spending  the  2009  season  at  Grayson  County  College  in  Texas  …  Graduated  from  Midland  Christian  High  School  in  Texas  in  2008                                                                

Red  Sox  Prospect  Rankings:     Baseball  America:  21   MLB  Pipeline:  18   Sox  Prospects:  17   ESPN:  17    2017:  Joined  the  PawSox  on  Tuesday  (August  8)  on  an  MLB  injury  rehab  assignment  (left  intercostal  strain);  recorded  0.2  IP  on  17  pitches  that  night  …  Placed  on  the  Red  Sox’  10-­‐‑day  DL  July  26,  retroactive  to  July  23  …  In  14  appearances  over  4  stints  with  the  Red  Sox:  5.19  ERA  (10  ER  in  17.1  IP)  with  18  K  and  9  BB  …  In  9  appearances  with  the  PawSox:  3.60  ERA  in  10.0  IP  …  Was  recalled  to  Boston  on  July  19  …  Placed  on  the  PawSox’  DL  May  30,  retroactive  to  May  28,  with  right  elbow  inflammation;  made  2  rehab  appearances  with  Short-­‐‑Season  Lowell  on  June  19  and  June  23;  activated  from  the  DL  June  25  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  May  27  for  third  time  this  season  …  Made  the  Red  Sox  Opening  Day  roster  despite  having  never  pitched  above  Double-­‐‑A  prior  to  2017  …  According  to  the  Elias  Sports  Bureau,  is  the  only  Red  Sox  pitcher  in  the  expansion  era  to  strike  out  each  of  his  first  three  batters  faced  in  the  majors  …  Those  3  batters  (Ian  Kinsler,  Miguel  Cabrera  and  Victor  Martinez)  have  combined  for  20  All-­‐‑Star  selections  …  Optioned  to  Pawtucket  on  April  13,  rejoined  Red  Sox  on  April  17,  then  optioned  back  to  PawSox  on  April  18  before  returning  to  Red  Sox  on  April  28      2016:  Averaged  11.2  K/9  IP  (98  K)  and  posted  a  2.96  ERA  (in  79  IP)  with  8  saves  in  36  appearances  between  High-­‐‑A  Salem  and  Double-­‐‑A  Portland  …  Began  the  season  in  Salem’s  starting  rotation  before  switching  to  the  bullpen  after  3  outings    2015:  3.11  ERA  between  Short-­‐‑A  Lowell  and  Single-­‐‑A  Greenville      Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Red  Sox  in  2015  in  the  7th  round      Personal:  Played  at  the  University  of  South  Alabama  (2014-­‐‑15)  and  Chattahoochee  Valley  Community  College  (2012-­‐‑13)  in  Alabama  …  Named  to  the  All-­‐‑Sun  Belt  First  Team  as  a  senior  with  a  1.48  ERA  and  7  saves  in  42.2  IP  (68  K)  …  Attended  Brewbaker  Technology  Magnet  High  School  (AL)              

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BULLPEN NOTES #30   CHANDLER  SHEPHERD   RHP   6’1”   217   Louisa,  Kentucky   Kentucky  

#48   CARSON  SMITH   RHP   6’5”   225   Midland,  Texas   Texas  State  

#22   BEN  TAYLOR   RHP   6’3”   238   Montgomery,  Alabama   South  Alabama  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/5   @SWB   L   1.2   4   2   2   1   1  

8/2   SYR   -­‐‑   2.0   1   0   0   0   1  

7/30   @IND   L   0.2   1   1   1   1   0  

7/28   @IND   S   1.0   0   0   0   0   2  

7/23   @TOL   -­‐‑   1.0   2   1   1   0   1  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/8   CHA   -­‐‑   1.0   0   0   0   1   1  

8/5   BOW   -­‐‑   0.1   0   2   2   3   0  

                 

                 

                 

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/8   CHA   -­‐‑   0.2   1   0   0   1   0  

7/22   @LAA   -­‐‑   2.0   1   0   0   0   2  

7/20   TOR   -­‐‑   0.2   1   0   0   0   1  

7/19   TOR   -­‐‑   1.0   1   0   0   0   1  

7/17   TOL   H   1.0   0   0   0   2   1  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

2017:  In  his  first  8  starts,  had  a  1.88  ERA  before  allowing  7  R/ER  in  3  IP  on  June  17  …  In  his  9  relief  appearances,  has  a  4.09  ERA  …  First  6  appearances  were  all  starts  (1.98  ERA)  and  then  made  3  relief  appearances  (3.52  ERA)  before  starting  again  May  30,  working  out  of  the  bullpen  June  3  and  June  7  and  starting  again  June  11,  June  17  and  June  21  …  Tossed  5  innings  of  1-­‐‑run  ball  May  30  in  his  first  start  since  May  11  …  Followed  David  Price  on  May  24  and  earned  the  win  with  2.1  scoreless  IP  …  In  fourth  start,  struck  out  8  against  Gwinnett  on  April  29,  his  most  strikeouts  since  August  2013  with  Double-­‐‑A  New  Hampshire    2016:  In  his  lone  season  in  the  Twins  organization,  notched  a  2.40  ERA  in  56.1  IP  and  42  appearances  between  Double-­‐‑A  Chattanooga  and  Triple-­‐‑A  Rochester  …  Held  LHH  to  a  .173  AVG    2015:  Made  one  appearance  with  Cincinnati’s  Double-­‐‑A  Pensacola  before  being  released  in  mid-­‐‑April  …  Then  spent  most  of  the  season  in  the  independent  Atlantic  League  with  Lancaster  (Pennsylvania),  where  he  posted  a  2.95  ERA  in  64  IP      Career  Highlights:  Entering  2017,  has  a  3.83  career  ERA  in  the  minor  leagues  in  681.1  IP  …  In  2014,  attended  spring  training  with  TOR  as  a  non-­‐‑roster  invitee  and  made  three  appearances  for  Triple-­‐‑A  Buffalo  before  he  was  claimed  off  waivers  by  OAK  in  mid-­‐‑April  …  Named  an  Eastern  League  mid-­‐‑season  All-­‐‑Star  in  2013  …  Injured  his  elbow  in  April  2009,  had  Tommy  John  surgery  in  March  2010  and  missed  the  entirety  of  that  season  and  the  first  month  of  2011    

Acquired:  Drafted  by  the  Blue  Jays  in  2007  in  the  ninth  round  

Personal:  Attended  Fresno  City  College  in  2007                                                                

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES BULLPEN NOTES #36   MARCUS  WALDEN   RHP   5’10”   210   Fresno,  California   Fresno  City  College  

Date   Opp.   Dec.   IP   H   R   ER   BB   K  

8/3   SYR   -­‐‑   2.2   4   1   1   1   3  

7/28   @IND   W   7.0   5   0   0   1   6  

7/21   NOR   L   5.1   10   6   6   3   3  

7/16   @SYR   W   5.1   4   1   1   2   5  

7/9   BUF   W   4.0   1   0   0   0   4  

LAST  5  APPEARANCES:  

2017 PAWSOX GAME NOTES MISCELLANEOUS STATS

Team  Batting  Most  Runs  (Game)     14   2x,  April  7  @LHV;  June  27  @LHV    Most  Runs  (Inning)     6   4x,  April  7,  June  1,  June  25,  July  26  Most  Hits  (Game)       20   June  27  at  Lehigh  Valley    Most  Hits  (Inning)     6   4x,  April  7,  June  29,  July  15,  July  26  Most  HR  (Game)       4   May  3  at  Syracuse  Most  HR  (Inning)                 2   3x,  May  3  @SYR,  May  8  vs.  SWB;  June  27  @LHV  Most  3B  (Game)       1   14x,  Last:  July  23  vs.  Norfolk  Most  XBH  (Game)     8   3x,  May  18,  May  24,  June  15  Most  SB  (Game)       4   May  8  vs.  SWB  Most  K  (Game)       19   July  30  at  Indianapolis    Most  BB  (Game)       10   April  7  at  Lehigh  Valley  Fewest  Hits  (9-­‐‑Inn.  Gm)   3   3x,  April  30,  May  9,  May  13    Individual  Batting  Most  Hits  (Game)         5   Sam  Travis,  May  18  at  SWB  Most  Runs  (Game)     3   9x,  Eight  different  players  Most  XBH  (Game)     3   Rusney  Castillo,  June  15  Most  2B  (Game)       2   15x,  Eleven  different  players  Most  3B  (Game)         1   14x,  Ten  different  players      Most  HR  (Game)       2   Tavarez,  Selsky,  Castillo,  Brentz  (2x),  Butler  Most  SB  (Game)       2   Castillo  (2x),  Meneses,  Miller  Most  RBI  (Game)       5   Selsky  (May  28),  Butler  (July  17)  Longest  Hit  Streak       16   Rusney  Castillo,  Ryan  Court  Longest  On-­‐‑Base  Streak   23   Rusney  Castillo  Back-­‐‑to-­‐‑Back  Home  Runs    Grand  Slams       4   Dominguez,  Selsky,  Brentz  (2x)    Team  Miscellaneous  Longest  Win  Streak     8   July  8-­‐‑18  Longest  Losing  Streak   9   May  10-­‐‑19  Largest  Margin  of  Victory   11   June  8  vs.  Buffalo    Largest  Margin  of  Defeat     10   June  22  at  SWB  Longest  Game  (Innings)   13   May  19  at  Buffalo    Longest  Game       4:28   May  19  at  Buffalo  (13  inn.)  Longest  9-­‐‑Inning  Game   3:38   May  24  vs.  Louisville    Shortest  9-­‐‑Inning  Game   2:10   May  2  at  Syracuse  Largest  Home  Attendance  11,959   June  10  vs.  Buffalo                            

Team  Pitching  Most  Runs  (Game)     14   July  2  vs.  SWB    Most  Runs  (Inning)     8   July  17  vs.  Toledo  (1st  inning)  Most  Hits  (Game)       19   July  2  vs.  SWB  Most  Hits  (Inning)     7   2x,  June  22  (SWB),  July  17  (TOL)  Most  HR  (Game)       6   July  2  vs.  SWB  Most  HR  (Inning)       2   12x,  Eleven  different  games  Most  K  (Game)       16   April  14  vs.  Lehigh  Valley  Most  BB  (Game)       10   4x,  May  3,  June  13;  June  23;  June  26  Fewest  Hits  (9-­‐‑Inn.  Gm)   2   5x,  Last:  June  24  at  SWB        Individual  Pitching  Longest  Outing  (Starter)   9.0   Haviland,  June  8  vs.  Buffalo    Longest  Outing  (Reliever)   6.1   Haviland,  July  17  vs.  Toledo  Most  Hits  (Starter)     11   2x,  Haviland,  May  17;  Kendrick,  June  22  Most  Hits  (Relief)       7   Shepherd,  July  2  vs.  SWB  Most  Runs  (Starter)       10   Kendrick,  April  10,  June  22  Most  Runs  (Relief)       5   2x,  Buttrey  (June  21);  Walden  (June  25)  Most  K’s  (Starter)       10   Owens,  April  14  vs.  LHV  Most  K’s  (Relief)       7   Olmos,  June  29  at  LHV  Most  BB’s  (Starter)     8   Owens,  June  13  and  June  23  Most  BB’s  (Reliever)     4   Martin,  June  26  at  LHV  Most  HR  Allowed     4   Kendrick,  June  22;  Haviland,  July  2        Most  Errors  (Game)     3   2x,  June  18  and  June  25  Most  Opp.  Err.  (Game)   3   2x,  April  20  (CHA),  May  19  (BUF)  Most  LOB         17   May  19  at  Buffalo  (13  inn.)    Most  Opp.  LOB         14   May  3  at  Syracuse  Fewest  LOB  (9  Inn.)     2   3x,  May  9,  May  12,  June  28  Fewest  Opp.  LOB  (9  Inn.)   1   June  11  vs.  Buffalo    Largest  Road  Attendance   15,142   July  29  at  Indianapolis                  

2017  Runs  By  Inning     1            2          3         4            5            6        7            8            9            X          Total  OPPONENT   69   65   34   39   40   61   47   34   34   12   435  PawSox 46   51   68   71   65   55   50   43   37   4   486    

PAWSOX MISCELLANEOUS STATS (see in Print Layout)

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

PAWSOX VS. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Home Road Total

Buffalo 5-2 1-2 6-4 Lehigh Valley 1-5 5-3 6-8

Rochester 1-6 3-3 4-9 Scranton Wilkes-Barre 4-3 1-10 5-13

Syracuse 6-4 9-1 15-5

vs. IL NORTH 17-20 19-19 36-39

Columbus 0-0 0-0 0-0 Indianapolis 1-1 2-2 3-3 Louisville 1-1 0-0 1-1

Toledo 2-1 2-2 4-3 vs. IL WEST 4-3 4-4 8-7

Charlotte 2-0 1-2 3-2 Durham 4-0 1-2 5-2

Gwinnett 2-2 0-2 2-4 Norfolk 0-4 2-1 2-5

vs. IL SOUTH 8-6 4-7 12-13

vs. IL 29-29 27-30 56-59

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 37-34 Home 17-18 Road 20-16 Day 12-12 Night 25-21 vs. RHP Starters 26-23 vs. LHP Starters 11-10 1-Run Games 10-10 2-Run Games 2-8 Double-Headers 0-1-1 Extra Innings 4-6 Shutouts 2-5

When the PawSox Score First: 37-15 When the Opponent Scores First: 19-44 When the PawSox Lead After 6 Innings: 46-7 When the PawSox Trail After 6 Innings: 2-46 When the PawSox are Tied After 6 Innings:

7-7 When the Game is Called After 5 Innings: 0-0 When Sox Score More than 3 Runs: 42-21 When Sox Score 3 Runs or less: 14-38

MONTHLY:

April 10-12

May 12-13

June 17-14

July 15-14

August 2-6

September 0-0

PAWSOX TEAM RECORDS:

Overall 56-59 Home 29-29 Road 27-30 Day 15-19 Night 41-40 vs. RHP Starters 42-44 vs. LHP Starters 14-15 1-Run Games 12-16 2-Run Games 9-20 Double-Headers 3-4-3 Extra Innings 4-9 Shutouts 16-7

PAWSOX VS. OPPONENTS PawSox: Opponents:

Hits 981 894

Runs 493 442

Homeruns (Home) 56 54

Homeruns (Away) 47 56

Stolen Bases 47 91

Double Plays Turned 102 117

GIDP 98 79

LOB 748 778

Strikeouts 885 893

Walks 314 372

Complete Games 5 2

Saves 23 34