RECORD: 1-0

DUCKS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2017

VS.

2017 SEASON AT A GLANCE

First Half Record: ................................. ………...1-0 Second Half Record: .......................................... 0-0 Overall Record: .................................................. 1-0 Home Record: .................................................... 0-0 Road Record: ..................................................... 1-0 vs. Liberty Division: ............................................ 0-0 vs. Freedom Division: ........................................ 1-0 Night: .................................................................. 1-0 Day: .................................................................... 0-0 Extra Innings: ..................................................... 0-0 1-Run Games: .................................................... 0-0 April:.................................................................... 1-0 May: .................................................................... 0-0 June: ................................................................... 0-0 July: .................................................................... 0-0 August: ............................................................... 0-0 September: ......................................................... 0-0

RECORD: 0-1 DUCKS NEWS AND NOTES

The Faithful Flock: Since their inaugural season of 2000, the Ducks have welcome an Atlantic League record 7,016,904 fans through the gates of Bethpage Ballpark. Long Island reached the 7 million fan mark faster than any other team in Atlantic league history despite having begun play in the league’s third year of existence (2000). In addition, the team has hosted a league-record 663 sold out crowds all-time. The Ducks led the league in average attendance during the 2016 season at 5,265 and have now led the league 14 times in 17 seasons. Defending the Division: The Ducks enter the 2017 season as the defending Liberty Division champions after rallying from an 0-2 series deficit to defeat the Somerset Patriots in the 2016 Liberty Division Championship Series. Long Island has won five division titles in franchise history (2004, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016), four of which have come in the past six seasons. 2016 also marked the 11th time in team history that the Ducks reached the postseason, all coming in the past 13 years. The Ducks have won Atlantic League championships (2004, 2012, 2013). Ducks vs. Blue Crabs: Since they first met in 2008, the Ducks and Blue Crabs have played each other 178 times. Long Island holds a slim 90-88 edge in the all-time series, but Southern Maryland has 45-38 advantage at Regency Furniture Stadium. The Ducks dominated the 2016 season series, taking 13 of 20 games, including six of 10 in Waldorf, Md.. Long Island outscored Southern Maryland 123-70 and posted a .306 batting average along with a 2.90 earned run average. Start Me Up: With Thursday’s win, the Ducks improved their all -time record on Opening Day to 12-6. Long Island has now won two of their past three seasons openers, with the other coming in 2015 (5-2 at York). This year marks the seventh consecutive season that the Ducks have opened the year on the road. Long Island has also won both of their Opening Day matchups against Southern Maryland, with the first coming on April 23, 2009 (7-4 win at Regency Furniture Stadium). What Can Brown-ell Do For You? John Brownell continued his success on Opening Day with the victory on Thursday. The right-hander has started four straight season openers for the Ducks and has yielded just six runs over 23 innings of work (2.35 ERA) along with 19 hits and three walks while striking out 18. The win was Brownell’s 47th in a Ducks uniform, a franchise record. It’s a Hit Party: Eight Ducks batters picked up at least one hit on Thursday. The 13-hit total for the Flock was their largest in a game since accruing 16 hits on September 12, 2016 at Sugar Land. Marc Krauss and Elmer Reyes each had three hits. Last year, Krauss had just two games with three or more hits. Reyes totaled four three-hit games with the Ducks during the 2015 season.

6:35 p.m. | Regency Furniture Stadium (4,200) | Waldorf, Md. Game #2 | Road Game #2

2017 SERIES VS. SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Date H/R W/L Score Date H/R W/L Score 4/20 R W 7-1 7/7 R 4/21 R 7/8 R 4/22 R 7/9 R 4/23 R 8/7 H 5/5 H 8/8 H 5/6 H 8/9 H 5/7 H 8/10 R 6/30 H 8/11 R 7/1 H 8/12 R 7/2 H 8/13 R 2017 Series Totals: All-Time Series Totals: Overall vs. Blue Crabs: 1-0 Overall vs. Blue Crabs: 90-88 Home vs. Blue Crabs: 0-0 Home vs. Blue Crabs: 52-43 Road vs. Blue Crabs: 1-0 Road vs. Blue Crabs: 38-45

UPCOMING PITCHING PROBABLES (2016 STATS)

Saturday, April 22 6:35 p.m. @Southern Maryland

RHP Keith Couch (10-8, 3.96) vs. RHP Daryl Thompson (5-9, 4.69) Sunday, April 23 2:05 p.m. @Southern Maryland

RHP Tim Melville (1-2, 5.40) vs. RHP Brian Grening (10-6, 3.09)

YESTERDAY’S RESULT

The Long Island Ducks defeated the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs 7-1 on Thurs-day night in the opening game of the 2017 season at Regency Furniture Stadium. Long Island scored the game’s first run on a two-out RBI single to left field by Nate Freiman in the first inning. Delta Cleary Jr. delivered a two-out RBI single of his own to right-center in the fourth off Blue Crabs starter Justin De Fratus, dou-bling the lead to two. Southern Maryland closed to within 2-1 in their half of the fourth on a sacrifice fly to left off the bat of Zach Cone. It stayed that way until the seventh when Cody Puckett was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, scoring Cleary Jr. to restore Long Island’s two-run advantage. The Ducks broke the game open with a four-run eighth inning following a 46-minute rain delay. Fehlandt Lentini’s RBI single, a balk, a sacrifice fly from Marc Krauss and a throwing error accounted for the damage. Ducks starter John Brownell (1-0) earned the win, pitching five innings of one-run ball, allowing five hits and a walk while striking out five. De Fratus (0-1) took the loss, giving up two unearned runs on nine hits in six innings with five strikeouts. Four Ducks relievers combined to allow just three hits and three walks while strik-ing out three in four scoreless innings. Every Ducks batter reached base in the game. Krauss and Elmer Reyes each had three hits to lead the Flock. Cleary Jr. chipped in with two hits, a run batted in, two runs scored and two stolen bases.

TONIGHT’S PITCHING MATCHUP (2016 STATS)

LI: LHP RAFAEL PEREZ (DID NOT PITCH) vs.

MD: LHP PAT MISCH (0-1, 8.44 ERA)

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER

NOTABLE NUGGETS

CLEVELAND ROCKS: Perez spent seven seasons as a member of the Cleveland Indians, mostly serving as a left-handed setup man. In 338 career MLB relief appearances, Perez compiled a 3.64 ERA and registered three saves. He made a name for himself by generating groundballs at a 54.5% rate throughout his career, well above the MLB average of around 44%. SUPER EIGHT: Rafael Perez is one of eight players on the Ducks’ Opening Day roster with MLB experience, including five members of the pitching staff. Of the group of eight, Perez’ seven years of service time is eclipsed only by David Aardsma (nine seasons) and Nolan Reimold (eight seasons). COMEBACK KID: Perez joins the Ducks for the 2017 season after not pitch-ing professionally in 2016, though he did compete in the Dominican Winter League with Gigantes del Cibao. His last regular season action came in 2015 with Quintana Roo of the Mexican League. In addition to his time with Cleveland, the southpaw has spent time in the Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox, Texas Rang-ers and Seattle Mariners organizations.

PITCHER TIDBITS Perez was originally signed by the Cleveland Indians as a non-drafted free

agent on January 25, 2002. Made his MLB Debut on April 20, 2006, pitching a perfect inning of relief at

Camden Yards against the Baltimore Orioles, striking out Brian Roberts and Melvin Mora.

After posting a 1.78 ERA in 44 appearances during the 2007 season, ESPN analyst Peter Gammons called Perez, “Arguably the best left-handed reliever on the planet.”

Tied for second in the American league in appearances in 2011 (71), and finished in the top 10 in appearances in 2010 (t-10th, 70) and 2008 (t-6th, 73).

Perez was born in Santo Domingo, DR and has resided on Long Island since his days as a Cleveland Indian.

Was teammates with current Ducks pitcher Keith Couch on the 2013 Port-land Sea Dogs, while with the Boston organization.

#40 RAFAEL PEREZ HT: 6-3 WT: 195 Bats/Throws: L/L Hometown: Freeport, N.Y. Age: 34 Born: 5/15/82 Pro Experience: 14th season Highest Level: MLB

2015 Season Statistics Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO Quintana Roo 5-5 1.99 13 13 0 0 0 81.1 71 28 18 5 2 15 52

Date Opp Dec IP H R ER BB SO Result

vs. LHH: vs. RHH: RISP: RISP, 2 Outs: Record in Starts: Quality Starts: Run Support: First-Inning ERA: Longest Outing: Most Strikeouts: Stolen Bases Against:

PITCHER GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

PITCHER BY THE NUMBERS

Date H/R Dec IP H R ER BB SO Result Has never faced Southern Maryland 2017 Total:

2017 vs. SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Season Highs IP .......................................................................................................... — R ........................................................................................................... — ER ........................................................................................................ — H ........................................................................................................... — K ........................................................................................................... — BB ........................................................................................................ —

DATE OPP W/L Score WP LP Rec. Pos. GB Road Att Home Att 4/20 @MD W 7-1 Brownell (1-0) De Fratus (0-1) 1-0 1st - 3,998 4/21 @MD 4/22 @MD 4/23 @MD 4/25 @SP 4/26 @SP 4/27 @SP 4/28 NB 4/29 NB 4/30 ND 5/1 @YK 5/2 @YK 5/3 (G1) @YK 5/3 (G2) @YK 5/5 MD 5/6 MD 5/7 MD 5/8 YK 5/9 YK 5/10 YK 5/11 @NB 5/12 @NB 5/13 @NB 5/14 @NB 5/16 YK 5/17 YK 5/18 YK 5/19 SP 5/20 SP 5/21 SP 5/23 @BP 5/24 (G1) @BP 5/24 (G2) @BP 5/25 @BP 5/26 LA 5/27 (G1) LA 5/27 (G2) LA 5/28 LA 5/30 SL 5/31 SL 6/1 SL 6/2 @BP 6/3 @BP 6/4 @BP 6/6 @NB 6/7 @NB 6/8 @NB 6/9 BP 6/10 BP 6/11 BP 6/13 @SP 6/14 @SP 6/15 @SP 6/16 @LA 6/17 @LA 6/18 @LA 6/19 SP 6/20 SP 6/21 SP 6/22 SP 6/23 @SL 6/24 @SL 6/25 @SL 6/26 @SL 6/27 @SL 6/28 @SL 6/29 @SL 6/30 MD 7/1 MD 7/2 MD ^ - Walk-off Win

2017 DUCKS DAY-BY-DAY (FIRST HALF)

DATE OPP W/L Score WP LP Rec. Pos. GB Road Att Home Att 7/3 LA 7/4 LA 7/5 LA 7/6 LA 7/7 @MD 7/8 @MD 7/9 @MD 7/14 SP 7/15 SP 7/16 SP 7/17 NB 7/18 NB 7/19 NB 7/21 @LA 7/22 @LA 7/23 @LA 7/25 SL 7/26 SL 7/27 SL 7/28 @BP 7/29 @BP 7/30 @BP 7/31 @YK 8/1 @YK 8/2 @YK 8/3 BP 8/4 BP 8/5 BP 8/6 BP 8/7 MD 8/8 MD 8/9 MD 8/10 @MD 8/11 @MD 8/12 @MD 8/13 @MD 8/15 @SP 8/16 (G1) @SP 8/16 (G2) @SP 8/17 @SP 8/18 LA 8/19 LA 8/20 LA 8/21 SL 8/22 SL 8/23 SL 8/24 SL 8/25 @NB 8/26 @NB 8/27 @NB 8/28 YK 8/29 YK 8/30 YK 8/31 YK 9/1 NB 9/2 NB 9/3 NB 9/4 NB 9/5 @YK 9/6 @YK 9/7 @YK 9/8 BP 9/9 BP 9/10 BP 9/12 @LA 9/13 @LA 9/14 @LA 9/15 @SL 9/16 @SL 9/17 @SL

2017 DUCKS DAY-BY-DAY (SECOND HALF)

4/19/2017 RHP Rob Rogers signed and activated 4/19/2017 LHP Jack Snodgrass placed on the inactive list

2017 TRANSACTIONS (FIRST HALF)

2017 POSITION PLAYERS

GIOVANNY ALFONZO #6 R/R INFIELDER Last Game: Did Not Play This Series: Did Not Play vs. LHP: N/A vs. RHP: N/A vs. Opponent: N/A Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent two seasons in the Miami Marlins organization, rising as high as Single-A Greensboro. Son of Edgar Alfonzo and nephew of former New York Met and Long Island Duck Edgardo Alfonzo. Played collegiate baseball first at Florida State University before transferring to the University of Tampa.

DELTA CLEARY JR. #5 S/R OUTFIELDER Last Game: 2-5, RBI, 2 R, BB, 2 SB This Series: 2-5, RBI, 2 R, BB, 2 SB vs. LHP: 1-2, 2 R, BB, SB vs. RHP: 1-3, RBI, SB vs. Opponent: 2-5, RBI, 2 R, BB, 2 SB Notes: Third season with the Ducks. Finished third in the Atlantic League and set a new career high with a .321 batting average in 2016. Played for eight years in the Colorado and Washington organizations, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2014. Selected by Colorado in the 37th round of the 2008 amateur draft.

DOMINIC BLANCO #15 L/R CATCHER Last Game: Did Not Play This Series: Did Not Play vs. LHP: N/A vs. RHP: N/A vs. Opponent: N/A Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent three seasons playing in the Seattle and Minnesota organizations, reaching as high as Advanced-A in 2014. Hit for a .258/.308/.348 slash line in 33 games with the AZL Mariners as a 19-year-old in 2015. Born in 1995, he is the youngest player on the Ducks’ Opening Day roster by over three years.

ALEX BURG #23 R/R CATCHER Last Game: 1-5, R This Series: 1-5, R vs. LHP: 0-1 vs. RHP: 1-4, R vs. Opponent: 1-5, R Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played for seven years in the San Francisco, Miami, and Texas organizations, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2015 and 2016. Was a 2015 Carolina League Mid-Season All-Star after hitting .302 with 15 home runs for the High Desert Mavericks in 57 games. Was teammates with Ducks pitcher Jack Snodgrass in the San Francisco system.

2017 POSITION PLAYERS

DAN LYONS #12 R/R INFIELDER Last Game: 0-4, HBP This Series: 0-4, HBP vs. LHP: 0-0, HBP vs. RHP: 0-4 vs. Opponent: 0-4, HBP Notes: Seventh season with the Ducks, making him the longest-tenured player on the roster. 2015 Rawlings Gold Glove Defensive Player of the Year. MVP of the 2012 Atlantic League Championship Series. Selected by Washington in the 14th round of the 2007 amateur draft, and spent four years in the Nationals organization

NATE FREIMAN #35 R/R INFIELDER Last Game: 1-3, RBI, 2 BB This Series: 1-3, RBI, 2 BB vs. LHP: 0-0, 2 BB vs. RHP: 1-3, RBI vs. Opponent: 1-3, RBI, 2 BB Notes: Second season with the Ducks. Spent two seasons in the MLB with Oakland in 2013 and 2014. Was a member of Team Israel in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. Had his contract purchased by Boston in 2016 after playing six games with Long Island.

MARC KRAUSS #34 L/R INFIELDER Last Game: 3-4, RBI, SF, SB This Series: 3-4, RBI, SF, SB vs. LHP: 1-1, RBI, SF, SB vs. RHP: 2-3 vs. Opponent: 3-4, RBI, SF, SB Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent three seasons in the MLB from 2013-2015, spending time with Houston, Los Angeles (AL), Tampa Bay and Detroit. Was part of the 2012 trade sending INF Chris Johnson from the Houston Astros to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Selected by Arizona in the 2nd round of the 2009 amateur draft, one pick after Jason Kipnis

FEHLANDT LENTINI #24 R/R OUTFIELDER Last Game: 1-5, RBI, R, SB This Series: 1-5, RBI, R, SB vs. LHP: 1-2, RBI, R, SB vs. RHP: 0-3, SAC vs. Opponent: 1-5, RBI, R, SB Notes: Fourth season with the Ducks, and 17th in professional baseball. All-time Independent baseball leader in Hits (1,685), Runs (1,062), Triples (72), and Stolen Bases (450). Set a franchise record with 108 runs scored in 2016, and tied a franchise and Atlantic League record by playing in all 140 games. Named to 2016 Red, White and Blue All-Defensive Team, as well as being named an Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star and Post-Season All-Star.

2017 POSITION PLAYERS

CODY PUCKETT #2 R/R INFIELDER Last Game: 1-4, RBI, HBP This Series: 1-4, RBI, HBP vs. LHP: 0-1, RBI, HBP vs. RHP: 1-3 vs. Opponent: 1-4, RBI, HBP Notes: Fourth season with the Ducks. Finished sixth in the Atlantic League with 73 RBIs in 2016. Spent six years in the Cincinnati and Chicago White Sox organizations, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2012 and 2013. Was named a 2015 Atlantic League All-Star.

NOLAN REIMOLD #20 R/R OUTFIELDER Last Game: 1-4, R This Series: 1-4, R vs. LHP: 0-1 vs. RHP: 1-3, R vs. Opponent: 1-4, R Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent eight seasons in the MLB with Baltimore, Toronto and Arizona. Hit his first MLB home run off of Mariano Rivera on May 20, 2009. Hit .222 with 6 home runs in 104 games with the Baltimore Orioles in 2016, and went 0-for-1 in the AL Wild Card game at Toronto.

ELMER REYES #13 R/R INFIELDER Last Game: 3-5, 2B, R This Series: 3-5, 2B, R vs. LHP: 1-2, 2B, R vs. RHP: 2-3 vs. Opponent: 3-5, 2B, R Notes: Second season with the Ducks. Last played in the United States with the Ducks in 2015. Was a member of the Nicaraguan National Team in 2016, which failed to qualify for the World Baseball Classic. Spent seven seasons in the Atlanta organization, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2014 and 2015.

ANGELO SONGCO #26 L/R OUTFIELDER Last Game: 0-0, R This Series: 0-0, R vs. LHP: 0-0, R vs. RHP: N/A vs. Opponent: 0-0, R Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent the last three seasons with St. Paul of the American Association, where he hit 49 home runs. Hit 29 home runs with Advanced-A Rancho Cucamonga of the California League in 2011. Spent six seasons in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization, reaching as high as Double-A in 2013 and 2014.

2017 PITCHERS

DAVID AARDSMA #21 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played nine MLB seasons from 2004-2015 with SF, CHC, CHW, BOS, SEA, NYY, NYM, and ATL. Is first alphabetically of 18,954 players to appear in a Major League game.

JOHN BROWNELL #7 RHP STARTER Last Start: 4/20 W, 5.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 K, 82 pitches, 52 strikes

Notes: Sixth season with the Ducks. Is the franchise’s all-time leader in Wins, Games Started, Innings Pitched, and Strikeouts. Beginning his 12th season in professional baseball, was originally drafted by Philadelphia in the 27th round of the 2006 amateur draft

KEITH COUCH #25 RHP STARTER Last Start:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played the first seven years of his career in the Boston Red Sox organization, reaching Triple-A Pawtucket. Lives in Elmont, N.Y. and attended Adelphi University in Garden City, N.Y. on Long Island.

PATRICK CRIDER #14 LHP RELIEVER Last Three Games:

Notes: Third season with the Ducks. Selected to 2016 Atlantic League All-Star Game, led the Ducks with 61 appearances. Had 26 scoreless appearances from May 28-August 3 in 2016.

EURY DE LA ROSA #28 LHP STARTER Last Start:

Notes: Second season with the Ducks. Played two MLB seasons with Arizona in 2013 and 2014. Began 2016 with the Ducks and had his contract purchased by Houston on August 14.

2017 PITCHERS

AMALIO DIAZ #38 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games: 4/20 ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K

Notes: Third season with the Ducks. Had 13 consecutive scoreless appearances from May 17-June 17, 2016. Did not allow a run in six appearances during the 2016 postseason.

JIM FULLER #19 LHP RELIEVER Last Three Games:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Began his career in the New York Mets organization, and has also played in the minors for Minnesota, Oakland and Pittsburgh. Was named the Most Outstanding Pitcher in the South Atlantic League in 2010 while with the Savannah Sand Gnats.

MATT LARKINS #44 RHP STARTER Last Start:

Notes: Second season with the Ducks. Traded to Long Island in September 2016 by the Lincoln Saltdogs of the American Association in exchange for a Player to be Named Later. Began his career with Abilene of the North American Baseball League in 2012, and spent three years with Amarillo of the American Association.

TIM MELVILLE #33 RHP STARTER Last Start:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Made three appearances (two starts) with the Cincinnati Reds in 2016. Was ranked the #93 prospect in all of baseball by Baseball Prospectus before the 2010 season, while pitching in the Kansas City organization.

DENNIS O’GRADY #17 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played six years in the San Diego Padres organization, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2014 and 2015. Did not play in 2016 due to injury.

2017 PITCHERS

RAFAEL PEREZ #40 LHP STARTER Last Start:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played seven MLB seasons with the Cleveland Indians from 2006-2012. Last pitched in 2015 with Quintana Roo of the Mexican league, where he was named a Mexican League Mid-Season All-Star.

ROB ROGERS #27 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games:

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Played four seasons in the Los Angeles Dodgers system, reaching as high as Triple-A in 2016. Was born in Bay Shore, N.Y. and currently resides in Islip.

ZAC TREECE #9 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games: 4/20 ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K

Notes: Second season with the Ducks. Traded to Long Island in September 2016 by the River City Rascals of the Frontier League in exchange for a Player to be Named Later. Struck out six batters in 3.2 innings for the Ducks in the 2016 postseason.

CHIN-HUI TSAO #41 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games: 4/20 ND, 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Spent six seasons in the MLB with COL(2003-2005) and LAD (2007, 2015-2016). Was the first pitcher of Taiwanese descent to play in the Major Leagues.

TYLER WILSON #29 RHP RELIEVER Last Three Games: 4/20 ND, 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 0 K

Notes: First season with the Ducks. Pitched in 2015 and 2016 with the Ottawa Champions of the Can-Am League under the tutelage of Ducks pitching coach Billy Horn. Drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 13th round of the 2008 amateur draft.

2017 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS

Ducks Offense Most Runs, Game: .................................................................................................................. 7, 4/20 at MD Most Runs, Inning: .......................................................................................................... 4, 4/20 at MD (8th) Most Hits, Game: .................................................................................................................. 13, 4/20 at MD Most Doubles, Game: ............................................................................................................. 1, 4/20 at MD Most Triples, Game: ................................................................................................................................ N/A Most Home Runs, Game: ........................................................................................................................ N/A Most Stolen Bases, Game: ..................................................................................................... 4, 4/20 at MD Most Strikeouts, Game: ........................................................................................................... 9, 4/20 at MD Most Walks, Game: ................................................................................................................. 3, 4/20 at MD Most Left on Base, Game: .................................................................................................... 13, 4/20 at MD Opponents Offense Most Runs, Game: .................................................................................................................. 1, 4/20 at MD Most Runs, Inning: ......................................................................................................... 1, 4/20 at MD (4th) Most Hits, Game: .................................................................................................................... 8, 4/20 at MD Most Doubles, Game: ............................................................................................................. 1, 4/20 at MD Most Triples, Game: ............................................................................................................................... N/A Most Home Runs, Game: ....................................................................................................................... N/A Most Stolen Bases, Game: .................................................................................................................... N/A Most Strikeouts, Game: ........................................................................................................... 8, 4/20 at MD Most Walks, Game: ................................................................................................................. 4, 4/20 at MD Most Left on Base, Game: .................................................................................................... 11, 4/20 at MD Ducks Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game: ........................................................................................................... 8, 4/20 at MD Most Walks, Game: ................................................................................................................. 4, 4/20 at MD Shutouts: .................................................................................................................................................... 0 Complete Games: ...................................................................................................................................... 0 Opponent Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game: ........................................................................................................... 9, 4/20 at MD Most Walks, Game: ................................................................................................................. 3, 4/20 at MD Shutouts: ..................................................................................................................................................... 0 Complete Games: ....................................................................................................................................... 0 Individual Offense - Game Most Runs: .................................................................................................... 2, Delta Cleary Jr. 4/20 at MD Most Hits: .............................................................................. 3, Marc Krauss and Elmer Reyes 4/20 at MD Most Doubles: ................................................................................................... 1, Elmer Reyes 4/20 at MD Most Triples:........................................................................................................................................... N/A Most Home Runs: .................................................................................................................................. N/A Most Runs Batted In: .......................................................................................... 1, Five Players 4/20 at MD Most Walks:...................................................................................................... 2, Nate Freiman 4/20 at MD Most Strikeouts: .................................................................................................2, Four Players 4/20 at MD Most Stolen Bases: ....................................................................................... 2, Delta Cleary Jr. 4/20 at MD Longest Hit Streak: ...................................................................................... 1, Eight Players (4/20-Present) Longest On-Base Streak: ............................................................................. 1, Nine Players (4/20-Present)

Individual Pitching - Game Most Hits Allowed: ............................................................................................ 5, John Brownell 4/20 at MD Most Runs Allowed: ......................................................................................... 1, John Brownell 4/20 at MD Most Earned Runs Allowed: ............................................................................. 1, John Brownell 4/20 at MD Most Home Runs Allowed: ...................................................................................................................... N/A Most Walks:......................................................................................................... 2, Tyler Wilson 4/20 at MD Most Strikeouts: ............................................................................................... 5, John Brownell 4/20 at MD Miscellaneous Longest Game Time (9 inn.):.............................................................................................. 3:02 4/20 at MD Longest Game Time, Home (9 inn.): ....................................................................................................... N/A Shortest Game Time (9 inn.): .................................................................................................................. N/A Shortest Game Time, Home (9 inn): ....................................................................................................... N/A Longest Game Time (7 inn.):................................................................................................................... N/A Shortest Game Time (7 inn.): .................................................................................................................. N/A Longest Extra-Inning Game: ................................................................................................................... N/A Shortest Extra-Inning Game: .................................................................................................................. N/A Largest Comeback Victory: ..................................................................................................................... N/A Walk-Off Wins: ........................................................................................................................................ N/A Most Ducks Errors, Game: ..................................................................................................................... N/A

vs.

0-0 0-0 0-0

0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0

2017 REGULAR SEASON HIGHS

2017 TEAM BREAKDOWN HOME RECORD VS.

Liberty Division: ..................................... 0-0 Freedom Division: ................................. 0-0

ROAD RECORD VS.

Liberty Division: ..................................... 0-0 Freedom Division: ................................. 1-0

RECORD BY MONTH

April: ...................................................... 1-0 May: ...................................................... 0-0 June: ..................................................... 0-0 July: ...................................................... 0-0 August: .................................................. 0-0 September: ........................................... 0-0

DAILY RECORD

Sunday: ................................................. 0-0 Monday: ................................................ 0-0 Tuesday: ............................................... 0-0 Wednesday: .......................................... 0-0 Thursday: .............................................. 1-0 Friday: .................................................. 0-0 Saturday:............................................... 0-0

MISCELLANEOUS

vs. RHP: ................................................ 1-0 vs. LHP: ................................................ 0-0 One-Run Games: .................................. 0-0 Leading After 7: ..................................... 1-0 Trailing After 7: ...................................... 0-0 Tied After 7: .......................................... 0-0 Ducks Score First: ................................. 1-0 Opp. Scores First: ................................. 0-1 Shutouts For: ........................................... 0 Shutouts Against: ..................................... 0 Series Play: ........................................ 0-0-0 Series Sweeps: ........................................ 0 Doubleheaders: ..................................... 0-0 Come-From-Behind Wins: ........................ 0 Longest Winning Streak: ......................... 1 Longest Losing Streak:............................ 0 High Water Mark: ................................... +1 Low Water Mark: ...................................... 0 Double Plays Turned: ............................... 1 Double Plays Hit Into: ............................... 1 Triple Plays: ............................................. 0 Errors: ...................................................... 0 Balks: ....................................................... 0

EXTRA INNING RECORD (0-0)

Date W/L Rec. Opp Score H/R Innings

RECORD WHEN DUCKS SCORE

RUNS W-L 0 0-0 1 0-0 2 0-0 3 0-0 4 0-0 5 0-0 6 0-0 7 1-0 8 0-0 9 0-0 10+ 0-0

RECORD WHEN OPPONENTS SCORE

RUNS W-L 0 0-0 1 1-0 2 0-0 3 0-0 4 0-0 5 0-0 6 0-0 7 0-0 8 0-0 9 0-0 10+ 0-0

HOME RUNS

Ducks: 0 Opponents: 0 Home: 0 At Long Island: 0 Road: 0 At Home: 0 Solo: 0 2-Run: 0 3-Run: 0 Grand Slam: 0

2017 TEAM BREAKDOWN STARTS BY POSITION

C- Burg (1) 1B- Freiman (1) 2B- Reyes (1) SS- Lyons (1) 3B- Puckett (1) LF- Reimold (1) CF- Cleary Jr. (1) RF- Lentini (1) DH- Krauss (1)

HOME RUNS BY GAME

Italics = Two-run; Lined = Three-run; *X*=Grand Slam

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER

1- Lentini (1) 2- Cleary Jr. (1) 3- Reimold (1) 4- Krauss (1) 5- Freiman (1) 6- Puckett (1) 7- Lyons (1) 8- Burg (1) 9- Reyes (1)

MULTI - HIT GAMES

2-Hit: Cleary Jr. (1) 3-Hit: Krauss (1), Reyes (1) 4-Hit: 5-Hit:

MULTI - RBI GAMES

2-RBI: 3-RBI: 4-RBI: 5-RBI: