Iowa Cubs Game NotesTriple-A Affiliate of the Chicago Cubs since 1981

RAISE THE “W” FLAG: The Cubs won their final five games of the season and finished with a winning record (74-70) for the first time since 2010. The Cubs had finished .500 or better each season from 2006-10 before posting losing records each of the last three years. The Cubs are 1225-1204 (.504) in 17 seasons since joining the PCL in 1998. This was the 46th season of Triple-A baseball in Des Moines. The franchise’s all-time record is 3,209-3,280 (.495).

CHICAGO CONNECTION: This was Iowa’s 34th season as the triple-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. There were 17 players that began the season on Iowa’s Opening Day roster, or a lower level of the Cubs’ minor league system, that were eventually called up to Chicago - including 10 to make their big league debuts: Arismendy Alcantara, Javy Baez, Dallas Beeler, Kyle Hendricks, Eric Jokisch, Rafael Lopez, Neil Ramirez, Jorge Soler, Matt Szczur, and Tsuyoshi Wada. A total of 22 players appeared for both Iowa and Chicago this year, not including four players that solely appeared with Iowa on Major League rehab assignments. Iowa is 2,408-2,436 as a Cubs’ affiliate. On September 16, the organizations added two years to the affiliation agreement that will keep the Cubs together through at least the 2018 season. It is the eighth-longest current, consecutive, affiliation in the industry.

HOME SWEET HOME: The Cubs finished 39-34 at Principal Park this season. The team gained an extra home date against Memphis in July to make up for a game rained out at Auto Zone Park in May. The Cubs have posted a winning record at home in 13 of the last 14 seasons and 18 of the 23 years since the new Principal Park opened in 1992. The Cubs are 917-740 (.553) all-time in the current stadium. The 900th win came on Friday, June 20 in an 8-3 win over El Paso.

ARMS RACE: The Cubs finished second in the PCL with a 3.88 team ERA. Nashville was first at 3.85. The Cubs threatened the franchise record of 3.84 set in 1974. The club set a franchise record with 79 quality starts, The previous high with 73, set in 2006. RH Dallas Beeler finished third among qualified pitchers at 3.40 (47ER/124.1IP) and LH Eric Jokisch was fifth at 3.58 (63ER/158.1IP).

NO-NO IN NOLA: LH Chris Rusin pitched Iowa’s first no-hitter since in nearly 30 years in a 3-0 win at Zephyr Field in New Orleans on Wednesday, May 7. The last Iowa pitcher to throw a no-hitter was Reggie Patterson on August 21, 1984 against Omaha. Rusin’s was the 14th no-hitter in Iowa franchise history and the seventh since triple-A baseball came to Des Moines in 1969. Rusin’s gem was the first PCL no-hitter since 2009 and just the second in the history of Zephyr Field. He allowed two walks and struck out three. The final out was recorded on a diving catch by Matt Szczur in shallow center field.

WITH THE WHIFF: The Cubs led the league and set a franchise record with 1,280 strikeouts on offense this season. The previous Iowa record was 1,093 in 1999. The Cubs were just 11 strikeouts away from matching the PCL record of 1,291 set by Tacoma in 2013. The team also tied a single-game record with 19 strikeouts in two games this year: July 9 at Omaha and August 24 at Tacoma. Both games lasted 14 innings. The only previous time the Cubs struck out 19 times in a game was on July 27, 1988 in a game against Oklahoma City. That was a 15-inning contest.

STAR POWER: For the first time in franchise history, three players were named to the All-PCL team as Arismendy Alcantara, Tsuyoshi Wada, and Blake Parker were all selected by a vote of league managers and broadcasters. Alcantara joins Chad Meyers (2001) and Eric Patterson (2007) as the only Cubs’ second basemen to receive the honor. Wada joins Rich Hill (2006) as the only I-Cubs to be named the top left-handed starter in the circuit and Parker joins Jermaine Van Buren (2005) as the only Cubs to earn top reliever honors. Alcantara, Wada, and Parker were part of a record four Iowa players named to the Triple-A All-Star Game in July. RH Kyle Hendricks also received that honor. Only Hendricks and Parker participated in the game.

SUPER SLIDE: On August 12, the Cubs were 66-58 and led the American Northern Division by one game. The team lost 10 of their next 11 games, including a season-high eight straight from August 15-21. The Cubs had the best record within the division at 30-18 and held at least a share of first place for 76 days during the year.

IOWA CUBS QUICK FACTS

Home ..................................... 39-34Road ...................................... 35-36Day .......................................... 30-9Night ..................................... 44-61vs. LH starter ......................... 27-27vs. RH starter ......................... 47-43

Win / Loss streak....................... W5Longest win streak ......................... 7Longest losing streak ..................... 8

Extra innings .............................. 8-3Shutouts ................................. 15-10Quality Starts .............................. 79One-run games ...................... 22-22Two-run games ......................... 6-14

Lead after 7 .............................. 59-4Tied after 7................................. 8-4Trail after 7.............................. 6-58Lead after 8 .............................. 61-3Tied after 8................................. 3-5Trail after 8 ............................... 2-53

Cubs score first ....................... 49-23Opp. scores first..................... 25-47Score 4 or more runs .............. 60-20Score fewer than 4 runs...........14-50Score 10+ runs ......................... 12-0Opp. score 10+ runs ................... 1-9Comeback wins ........................... 34Wins in last AB ........................... 15Opp. wins in last AB ................... 11

Iowa homers ........................... 55-31Iowa 10+ hits.......................... 39-12Opponent 10+ hit...................17-38Out-hit opponent....................52-16Equal hit total ............................ 8-5Out-hit by opponent...............14-48Most hits in a game ..................... 19 Fewest hits in a game (9) ............... 1 Fewest hits in a game (7) ............... 3

No errors ................................ 42-23With 1 error ........................... 22-35With 2 errors .............................. 4-8With 3+ errors ............................ 6-4

Travel days................................ 4-15First game of series ................. 11-25Vs. NL affiliates ...................... 43-41Vs. AL affiliates ...................... 31-29Largest home crowd ..............14,128Largest road crowd ............... 12,506

Media Relations ContactsRandy Wehofer • randyw@iowacubs.comScott Sailor • sailor@iowacubs.com

A BLANK SLATE: The Cubs’ pitching staff led the Pacific Coast League and set a franchise record with 15 shutouts this season. The previous team record was 13, set in 1985. Nashville was the only team in the American Conference that the Cubs didn’t blank at least once this year. The Cubs shut out five teams multiple times, including four against New Orleans. The staff recorded 10 of their 15 shutouts on the road, including two at Colorado Springs: April 24 and June 29. Prior to this year, the Cubs had played 76 games in Colorado Springs over the last 16 seasons without ever pitching a shutout. LH Tsuyoshi Wada was the starting pitcher in both shutout wins at Security Service Field this year.

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IN RevIewPCL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

AMERICAN NORTHERN PACIFIC NORTHERNTEAM W-L GB TEAM W-L GBOmaha* 76-67 -- Reno 81-63 --IOWA 74-70 2.5 Sacramento 79-65 2.0Oklahoma City 74-70 2.5 Tacoma 74-70 7.0Colorado Springs 53-91 23.5 Fresno 68-76 13.0* 2014 PCL CHAMPIONS

AMERICAN SOUTHERN PACIFIC SOUTHERNTEAM W-L GB TEAM W-L GBMemphis 79-64 -- Las Vegas 81-63 --Nashville 77-67 2.5 El Paso 72-72 9.0New Orleans 70-74 9.5 Albuquerque 62-80 18.0Round Rock 70-74 9.5 Salt Lake 60-84 21.0

4/12 @ Memphis, 5-04/24 @ Col. Springs, 9-05/1 #1 vs. Omaha, 1-05/7 @ New Orleans, 3-05/15 vs. Round Rock, 2-0

6/8 vs. Col. Springs, 3-06/29 @ Col. Springs, 2-07/17 @ Round Rock, 7-07/22 vs. New Orleans, 1-07/30 #1 @ N. Orleans, 9-0

7/31 @ New Orleans, 4-08/4 @ Omaha, 6-08/11 @ Oklahoma City, 3-08/25 @ Tacoma, 8-08/30 vs. Oklahoma City, 3-0

2014 SHUTOUTS

SAVING GRACE: RH Blake Parker finished the season with 25 saves (in 26 chances) to lead the league and tie the Iowa single-season record. Parker is the first Iowa pitcher to lead the PCL in saves. RH Jermaine Van Buren also saved 25 games in 2005, but finished second in the league that year. Parker now has two of the top three individual saves seasons in franchise history. The last Iowa pitcher to lead the league in saves was Laddie Renfroe in 1991 when the Cubs played in the American Association. Parker became the franchise’s all-time saves leader last season and now has 66 career saves in an Iowa uniform. RH Brian Schlitter saved three games this season to move into second place on Iowa’s career saves list with 36.

SETTING THE PACE: 2B/OF Arismendy Alcantara batted .307 (103-for-335) with 25 doubles, 11 triples, 10 home runs, 41 RBI, and 21 stolen bases in 89 games with Iowa before getting called up on July 9. At the time of his promotion, he was leading the league in triples and extra-base hits (46). He was tied for the league-lead in runs scored (62), ranked second in doubles and total bases (180), was third in hits, fourth in steals, and eighth in slugging (.537). Alcantara ended up leading the league in triples. He is the eighth Iowa player to lead the league in triples and the third to lead the PCL. Brett Jackson was the last to do it when he recorded 12 in 2012.

BLAME IT ON THE RAIN: The Cubs had seven games postponed by weather this season. Five of the seven were road games and all seven came before the end of May. The Cubs had another 11 games delayed by rain during the year and one delayed by travel problems for El Paso on June 17. Delays in the games totaled 19 hours and 32 minutes for the year. The Cubs endured nine hours and 46 minutes worth of delays in one series at Memphis, May 27-30. The Cubs and Redbirds waited through a four hour, 11 minute rain delay before getting started in game one of a scheduled double-header on the final day of that series. That is the longest rain delay on record for the Cubs, surpassing a four hour and eight-minute delay on May 8, 2013 at Colorado Springs. Game two of that twin bill ending up being postponed due to travel and curfew considerations and was made up at Principal Park in July.

ON THE OFFENSIVE: The Cubs finished last in the league in batting with a .254 team batting average. The only other time that the Cubs finished last in the league in batting was 1999 with a .263 final mark. The Cubs hit .250 as a team last season and ranked 15th out of 16 teams in the PCL. These are the two lowest team batting marks that Cubs have posted since joining the PCL in 1998. The Cubs finished 14th out of 16 teams with 644 runs scored this season, 79 more than last year’s total. The team was held to three runs or less in 69 games this season and finished 14-55 in those contests.

RUNNING MEN: The Cubs finished second in the league with 135 stolen bases this season. Omaha led the league with 147. This was Iowa’s highest stolen base total since joining the PCL. OF Matt Szczur led the team with 30 steals in 37 attempts and is the first Cub to steal 30 bases in a season since Trenidad Hubbard swiped 36 in 2004. This was the first time in the Cubs’ PCL history that the team has had three different players finish with at least 20 steals this year and tied a mark with five players finishing with at least 10: Logan Watkins (23), Arismendy Alcantara (21), Javy Baez (16), and Ryan Kalish (12). Five players reached double digits in 1999 and 2010.

FAIRY TALE ENDINGS: The Cubs had seven walk-off wins this season, including two on game-ending home runs. Brett Jackson socked a three-run homer to give the Cubs a 7-4 win in the eighth inning of game two of a double-header against Omaha on July 1 and Kris Bryant launched a two-run homer in the 12th inning to give the Cubs a 6-5 win over Las Vegas on August 14. The Cubs won 15 games in their final at-bat, including an 8-3 mark in extra-inning games.

LET THE SUNSHINE IN: The Cubs led the league with a 30-9 record in day games this season, including a 10-2 mark on the road.

REHAB CENTER: Pitchers Felix Doubront (August 12-22) and Kyuji Fujikawa (July 21-August 5), C Welington Castillo (June 19-21), and OF Justin Ruggiano (May 19-25) all appeared with Iowa only as part of Major League rehab assignments. LH Zac Rosscup (June 7-13)and RH Brian Schlitter (August 22-23) also rehabbed with Iowa among regular assignments.

TRIPLE THREAT: OF Brett Jackson had four triples in 81 games with Iowa before getting traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks on August 15. Jackson finished with 21 triples in 296 career games with Iowa and ranks third on Iowa’s all-time triples list behind Billy Hatcher and Chico Walker who share the record with 23.

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: 3B Kris Bryant joined the I-Cubs on June 19 from double-A Tennessee and hit .295 (72-for-244) with 21 home runs and 52 RBI in 70 games with Iowa. He became the first player in Iowa history to hit a home run for each of his first five triple-A hits and hit his first career grand slam on June 30 against Omaha. In his time with Iowa, he led the PCL in total bases (151), runs scored (57), and strikeouts (85). He ranked second in extra-base hits (36), walks (43), and OPS (1.036); third in home runs (21); fourth in RBI (52) and slugging (.619); and fifth in on-base percentage (.418). Bryant combined to hit .325 (160-for-492) with 43 homers and 118 RBI between the I-Cubs and Smokies and led all of minor league baseball in homers, extra-base hits (78), total bases (325), slugging (.661), and OPS (1.098). He was named the Chicago Cubs Minor League Player of the Year and won the award from USA Today and Baseball America.

JOE BAUMAN AWARD: Iowa-based Musco Lighting sponsors the Joe Bauman Award, presented annually to the player that hits the most home runs in Minor League Baseball. 3B Kris Bryant captured the crown this year with 43 home runs, including 21 with Iowa to finish the season. Bryant is the second I-Cub in four years to win the award. Bryan LaHair won with 38 homers for Iowa in 2011. Since the inception of this award in 2002, Bryant’s is the second-highest winning total. Ryan Howard hit 46 home runs beetween double-A Reading and triple-A Scranton/Wikes-Barre to win win the award in 2004.

FINISH UP STRONG: In his last game with Iowa on August 3, SS Javy Baez smashed two home runs off Omaha starter Aaron Brooks for his first multi-homer game of the season. Baez batted .172 (10-for-58) with 22 strikeouts in his first 15 games of the season, but hit .300 (36-for-120) with 12 home runs and 33 strikeouts in his final 32 games. From June 6 until his call-up to Chicago, Baez led the PCL in homers (16), runs scored (41), extra-base hits (32), total bases (129), and RBI (55). For the year, Baez left the Cubs ranked second in the league in RBI (80), third in home runs (23), and first in strikeouts (130).

THREE-FOR-ONE: For the second time in as many seasons, the Cubs hit into a triple play. On Sunday, August 17, Logan Watkins hit a line drive that was caught by Salt Lake pitcher Wade LeBlanc. LeBlanc threw to second base to double-off Manny Ramirez and the relay throw back to first base was in time to catch Josh Vitters. The Cubs also hit into a triple play on July 20, 2013 at Round Rock. The Cubs have not turned a triple play since 2008.

STACKING UP THE CUBS AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HBP BB IBB SO SB CS GIDP SLG OBP LOBOFFENSE .254 144 4762 644 1209 1926 245 26 140 612 54 32 55 469 20 1280 135 40 101 .404 .326 966PCL RANK 16 T-1 14 14 16 16 T-14 13 7 14 3 13 6 8 T4 1 2 T10 T11 15 14 13

ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR SH SF HB BB IBB SO WP BKPITCHING 3.88 144 144 3 15 141 40 1255.2 1237 602 541 118 65 44 44 423 38 1153 47 3PCL RANK 2 T-1 T-1 T-5 1 T-10 T-3 10 14 14 15 14 1 6 15 14 1 3 16 T-11

IOWA SINGLE SEASON SAVES

Blake Parker (‘14)...............25Jermaine Van Buren (‘05)......25Blake Parker (‘09)..................22Mark Pisciotta (‘97)...............22Brian Schlitter (‘13)...............20Jim Bullinger (‘93)................20

IOWA CAREER SAVESBlake Parker.....................66Brian Schlitter..................36Michael Wuertz..................34Jim Bullinger......................34Laddie Renfroe...................33Marc Pisciotta....................30

HITTERS’ HIGHLIGHTSArismendy Alcantara • 2B/CF • .307 (103-for-335), 62R, 25DBL, 11TRPL, 10HR, 41RBI, 25BB, 83K, 21/24SB, 89G• Voted as the starting second baseman on the PCL All-Star team at mid-season, but didn’t play in Triple-A All-Star Game due to call-up to Chicago• Named as the second baseman on the all-PCL Team, joining Chad Meyers (2001) and Eric Patterson (2007) as only I-Cubs to earn that honor• Led the PCL with 11 triples becoming third I-Cub to accomplish that feat (Ross Gload in 2001 and Brett Jackson in 2012)• Batted .375 (36-for-96) with 5 HR when leading off an inning and .348 (48-for-138) with 4 HR and 11 steals when batting out of the leadoff spot• Had a career-high five hits, including a game-tying RBI single in the 9th innining, and drove in three in a 13-inning win on April 26 at Col. Springs• Hit a go-ahead three-run homer in the 8th inning off Neftali Feliz to give the Cubs a 9-8 win over Round Rock on May 18• Hit a leadoff homer off Ryan Feierabend on May 21 at Round Rock• Went 4-for-4, including a home run, and set a career-high with four runs scored on May 26 vs. Colorado Springs• Made his first career start in the outfield when he started in centerfield for the first game of a double-header on May 28 at Memphis• Broke up Tim Cooney’s no-hit bid with a two-out single in the 9th inning on May 29 at Memphis• Hit two solo home runs for his first career multi-homer game on May 30 at Memphis• Finished 4-for-6, including a three-run homer, and tied a season-high with four RBI on June 27 at Colorado Springs• Named the PCL Player of the Week for June 23-29, batting .571 (15-for-29) with 4 doubles, 2 home runs, 8 runs scored, and 8 RBI in 7 games• Led the team by batting .345 (39-for-113) in 29 games in June while leading the PCL with 27 runs scored and ranking third in hits for the month• Had a career-high 13-game hitting streak from June 22-July 3, and batted .463 (25-for-54) with 12 runs, 5 doubles, 2 triples, 2 homers, and 10 RBI• Recalled to Chicago Cubs on July 9• At time of call-up, was leading the PCL in runs (62), extra-base hits (46), and triples (11); ranked second in total bases (180); tied for second in doubles

(25); third in hits (103); and fourth in stolen bases (21)

vs. RHP: .280, 6HR, 28RBI vs. LHP: .374, 4HR, 13RBI HOME: .324, 5HR, 22RBI ROAD: .291, 5HR, 19RBI RISP: .292 (21-for-72), 2HR2014 Highs: R: 4* (5/26 vs. CSP) H: 5* (4/26 @ CSP) 2B: 2** (6/20 vs. ELP) 3B: 1 (11x) HR: 2** (5/30 #1 @ MEM) RBI: 4** (2x) BB: 2 (4x) SO: 4** (5/1 #2 vs. OMA) SB: 2 (3x)Hitting Streak: 13* games (June 22-July 3) • .463 (25-for-54), 12R, 5DBL, 2TRPL, 2HR, 10RBI, 3SB * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

David Bote • INF • .400 (4-for-10), 3R, HR, 3RBI, 2BB, K, 1SB, 4G• Joined the I-Cubs from short-season Boise on August 27 and hit safely in all three of his starts with the Cubs• Hit the second of back-to-back homers with Jae-Hoon Ha off James Gilheeney on August 27 at Tacoma in his triple-A debut• Scored the winning run as a pinch-runner in the 11th inning of a 5-4 win vs. Oklahoma City on August 29

Lars Anderson • 1B • .287 (25-for-87), 12R, 5DBL, 4HR, 19RBI, 11BB, 18K, 34G• Was 2-for-28 in his first 12 games to start the season and hit .390 (23-for-59) the rest of his time with Iowa• Reached base safely in 7 consecutive plate appearances, April 24-28, with 6 hits - incluing a double and a home run - and was hit by a pitch• Hit a game-tying home run in the bottom of the 9th inning on May 12 vs. Nashville. Cubs won the game 2-1 in 10 innings• On the disabled list from May 17-July 11 after experiencing bouts of dizziness and undergoing tests that revealed an inner ear infection• Homered in consecutive starts, July 21 & 23 vs. New Orleans and batted .563 (9-for-16) with 5 runs scored and 7 RBI in four games, July 18-23• Re-assigned to double-A Tennessee on July 24

vs. RHP: .290 (20-for-69, 3HR) vs. LHP: .278 (5-for-18, HR) HOME: .250 (13-for-52, 4HR) ROAD: .343 (12-for-35) RISP: .474 (9-for-19)2014 Highs: R: 2 (4x) H: 3 (2x) 2B: 1 (5x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (4x) RBI: 3 (2x) BB: 2 (2x) SO: 3 (5/7 @ NO) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 4 games (2x) • May 2-5 & July 18-23

Javy Baez • SS/2B • .260 (101-for-388), 64R, 24DBL, 2TRPL, 23HR, 80RBI, 34BB, 130K, 16/24SB, 104G• Led the team in home runs (23), RBI (80), runs scored (64), multi-RBI games (24), and strikeouts (130)• 12 of his 23 home runs came with at least one man on base: two-run (5), three-run (6), grand slam (1)• At 21 years old, Baez was the youngest player in the PCL on Opening Day• His first triple-A hit was a pinch-hit home run on April 6 vs. Memphis off Jorge Rondon snapping an 0-for-9 start in his first three games• Hit a go-ahead, two-run homer off PCL Pitcher of the Year Jimmy Nelson in a 5-1 win over Nashville on April 10• On the disabled list from April 11-20 with a sprained right ankle• Scored the go-ahead run from second base on a wild pitch in the 8th inning of a 12-11 win over Nashville on May 11• Delivered a walk-off RBI single off Donovan Hand in the 10th inning to give the Cubs a 2-1 win over Nashville on May 12• Recorded a season-high 4 hits, including two doubles and a home run, on May 22 at Round Rock• Erased a 3-0 deficit with a grand slam off Christian Friedrich in the Cubs’ 7-3 win vs. Colorado Springs on May 25• Named the PCL Player of the Week for May 19-25 after batting .400 (12-for-30) with 6 doubles, 3 homers, 8 RBI, and 7 runs scored in 7 games• Batted .422 (19-for-45) with 8 doubles, 4 home runs, 11 runs scored, and 14 RBI during an 11-game hitting streak, May 16-26• Went 3-for-5 with a triple, a home run, and tied a career-high with 4 runs scored in a 17-2 win on June 9 at Fresno• Tied for the PCL-lead with nine stolen bases and tied for fifth with 21 RBI in June• Homered in three of four games, July 4-7 at Oklahoma City and Omaha• Played in the Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game on July 13 at Target Field in Minneapolis and homered off Nationals’ propsect Lucas Giolito• Made his first career start at second base on July 17 at Round Rock coming out of the All-Star Break• Had a team-best 15-game hitting streak, July 2-21, batting .306 (19-for-62) with 9 runs scored, 6 doubles, 5 home runs, and 14 RBI• Led the PCL with 10 home runs, 19 extra-base hits, and 72 total bases while batting .300 (33-for-110) in 29 games in July. Ranked 2nd with 32 RBI• Capped a run of seven homers in 13 games with two home runs off Aaron Brooks on August 3 at Omaha• Had his contract purchased by the Chicago Cubs on August 5vs. RHP: .268, 15HR, 50RBI vs. LHP: .241, 8HR, 30RBI HOME: .266, 10HR, 48RBI ROAD: .255, 13HR, 32RBI RISP: .283 (32-for-113), 10HR2014 Highs: R: 4** (6/9 @ FRE) H: 4 (5/22 @ RR) 2B: 2 (4x) 3B: 1 (2x) HR: 2 (8/3 @ OMA) RBI: 4 (2x) BB: 2** (8x) SO: 3 (12x) SB: 2 (3x)Hitting Streak: 15 games (July 2-21) • .306 (19-for-62), 9R, 6DBL, 5HR, 14RBI) ** - Tied career-high

Kris Bryant • 3B • .295 (72-for-244), 57R, 14DBL, 1TRPL, 21HR, 52RBI, 151TB, 43BB, 85K, 7/9SB, 70G• Named the Chicago Cubs Minor League Player of the Year and earned MiLB POY honors from USA Today and Baseball America• Combined to hit .325 (160-for-492) with 43 home runs and 110 RBI in 138 games between double-A Tennessee and Iowa• Led all of minor league baseball in home runs, extra-base hits (78), total bases (325), slugging (.661), and OPS (1.098); ranked second in runs (118) and

on-base percentage (.438); tied for second in games played; third in RBI; and tied for eighth in walks (86)• Became the second I-Cub to win the Joe Bauman Award for leading the minors in homers, joining Bryan LaHair who won the award in 2011• 11 of his 21 home runs came with at least one man on base: two-run (9), three-run (1), grand slam (1)• Led the I-Cubs in walks (43) and finished second in home runs (21), RBI (52), and multi-RBI games (15) while playing in just 70 games• During his time in the PCL, led the league in runs (57), total bases (151), and strikeouts (85); ranked second in extra-base hits (36), walks (43), and

OPS (1.036); was third (one off the lead) in homers (21); fourth in RBI (52) and slugging (.619); and fifth in on-base percentage (.418)• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on June 19 and hit a 2-run homer that night in his triple-A debut off Branch Kloess of El Paso• Recorded his second career multi-homer game, belting a two-run homer and solo shot, on June 22 vs. Albuquerque• Became the first player in franchise history to homer for each of his first five hits - a span of 21 at-bats over his first six games• Hit his first career grand slam off former Cub Casey Coleman on June 30 vs. Omaha• Tied for eighth in the league with six home runs in June despite playing in just 12 games• Named the Chicago Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for June, combining to hit .354 (34-for-96) with a minor league-best 11 homers, 24 runs

scored, and 27 RBI in 26 games between Tennessee and Iowa• Started at third base for the US team in the Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game at Target Field in Minneapolis on July 13• Homered in his first two games returning to Iowa after the All-Star Break, July 17-18 at Round Rock• Smashed a 2-run, walk-off homer in the 12th inning to give the Cubs a 6-5 win over Las Vegas on August 14• Reached base six times, going 2-for-2 with a home run, and tied a career-high with 4 walks on August 23 at Renovs. RHP: .289, 16HR, 40RBI vs. LHP: .313, 5HR, 12RBI HOME: .252, 8HR, 25RBI ROAD: .326, 13HR, 27RBI RISP: .208 (15-for-72), 5HR2014 Highs: R: 3 (3x) H: 3 (5x) 2B: 2** (6/27 @ CSP) 3B: 1 (8/27 @ TAC) HR: 2** (6/22 vs. ALB) RBI: 4 (6/30 vs. OMA) BB: 4** (8/23 @ REN) SO: 3 (8x) SB: 2 (8/4 @ OMA)Hitting Streak: 13 games (July 29-August 10) • .381 (16-for-42), 20R, 3DBL, 5HR, 11RBI, 3SB ** - Tied Career-high

Chris Coghlan • 1B/OF • .243 (17-for-70), 9R, 5DBL, 6RBI, 13BB, 18K, 6/7SB, 24G• Made his first professional appearance at first base as the starter at that position on Opening Day• Tied a career-high with 4 walks and added a two-run double while batting leadoff on April 22 vs. Round Rock• Batted .353 (6-for-17) with two doubles, three RBI, and six walks in six games batting in the leadoff spot• Had his contract purchased by the Chicago Cubs on May 3

vs. RHP: .273 (12-for-44), 6RBI vs. LHP: .192 (5-for-26) HOME: .250 (14-for-56), 5RBI ROAD: .214 (3-for-14), RBI RISP: .261 (6-for-23)2014 Highs: R: 1 (9x) H: 2 (5x) 2B: 1 (5x) 3B: 0 HR: 0 RBI: 2 (4/22 vs. RR) BB: 4 (4/22 vs. RR) SO: 2 (4x) SB: 2 (4/16 vs. NO)Hitting Streak: 5 games (April 21-28) • .467 (7-for-15), 4R, 2DBL, 4RBI, 6BB ** - Tied Career-high

Andrew Ely • 2B • .229 (8-for-35), 4R, 1DBL, 1HR, 9RBI, 5BB, 7K, 9G• Joined the I-Cubs from rookie-Mesa on August 21 and walked as a pinch-hitter that night in Reno for his Iowa debut• Hit a two-run homer off Jess Todd and finished 2-for-5 with 3 RBI for his only multi-hit game on August 23 at Reno• Hit safely in seven of his eight starts with the I-Cubs

Luis Flores • C • .253 (22-for-87), 16R, 3DBL, 2HR, 8RBI, 27BB, 13K, 31G• Drew nine walks in his first six games and was leading the team in walks while active in Iowa and drew multiple walks in nine of his 31 games• Was 2-for-3 with 2 RBI and set a career-high with three runs scored on April 22 vs. Round Rock• Batted .333 (8-for-24) and drew 10 walks (compared to just one strikeout) to post a .529 on-base percentage in nine games in April• Hit his first home run on May 20 at Round Rouck off Joe Saunders, who was pitching for the Express on a Major League rehab assignment• Led the team with 11 walks in 13 games in May• Re-assigned to double-A Tennessee on June 25• Team posted a 3.87 ERA (114ER/265.0IP) while he was behind the plate and he threw out 29% (10-for-35) of runners trying to steal• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): .219 (61-for-278), 33R, 11DBL, 7HR, 25RBI, 50BB, 45K, .345 OBP, .335 SLG, 92Gvs. RHP: .250 (14-for-56), HR vs. LHP: .258 (8-for-31), HR HOME: .231 (12-for-52), 6RBI ROAD: .286 (10-for-35), 2HR RISP: .238 (5-for-21)2014 Highs: R: 3* (4/22 vs. RR) H: 2 (4x) 2B: 1 (3x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (2x) RBI: 2 (2x) BB: 2 (9x) SO: 2 (2x) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 5 games (May 16-24) • .313 (5-for-16), 5R, HR, RBI, 4BB * - Career-high

Edgar Gonzalez • PH/DH • .500 (4-for-8), 2R, 1RBI, 2K, 5G• Began the season on the disabled list serving as a player/coach for the team• Active April 13-20 and May 2-17 and never appeared in a game on defense• Made one start at designated hitter on April 19 and was 1-for-4 in the game vs. Round Rock• Was 3-for-4 with an RBI and scored two runs as a pinch-hitter to account for all of his other action• Left the team on May 18 to become a full-time coach for extended spring training/rookie ball at the Cubs’ complex in Mesa• Career stats with Iowa (2012-14): .279 (56-for-201), 22R, 10DBL, 3B, 5HR, 24RBI, 11BB, 45K, 9SB, .319 OBP, .413 SLG, 61G

Jae-Hoon Ha • OF • .286 (8-for-28), 6R, 1DBL, 1HR, 2RBI, 4K, 8G• Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on April 11• Appeared in one game as a defensive replacement on April 12 at Memphis (no plate appearance) before getting re-assigned to double-A on April 13• Returned to the I-Cubs from Tennessee on August 25• Hit safely in six of his seven starts with Iowa to finish the season and ended the season on a five-game hitting streak• Hit the first of back-to-back home runs with David Bote on August 27 at Tacoma off James Gilheeney• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): .246 (63-for-256), 28R, 14DBL, 6HR, 23RBI, 15BB, 46K, 7SB, .288 OBP, .371 SLG, 70G

Brett Jackson • OF • .210 (47-for-224), 23R, 8DBL, 4TRPL, 5HR, 20RBI, 24BB, 94K, 4/10SB, 81G• Ranks third on Iowa’s career list with 21 triples, two shy of the record shared by Billy Hatcher (1984-85) and Chico Walker (1985-87, ‘90)• On the disabled list from April 16-May 3 with a right oblique strain• Hit a pinch-hit, 2-run homer off Michael Blazek in the Cubs’ 5-2 victory on June 1 at Nashville. Was 1-for-7 coming off the bench for the season• Combined to go 4-for-6 with a double, a triple, a home run, and 6 RBI in a double-header on July 1 vs. Omaha• Capped the DH with a 3-run, walk-off homer off Spencer Patton to give the Cubs a 5-3 win in game two of that twin bill against the Storm Chasers• Traded to the Arizona Diamondbacks for RHP Blake Cooper on August 14 and reported to triple-A Reno• Career stats with Iowa (2011-14): .246 (254-for-1031), 152R, 50DBL, 21TRPL, 36HR, 116RBI, 120BB, 393K, 44SB, .330 OBP, .440 SLG, 296G

vs. RHP: .230, 5HR, 16RBI vs. LHP: .153 (9-for-59), 4RBI HOME: .202, 2HR, 8RBI ROAD: .217, 3HR, 12RBI RISP: .183 (11-for-60)2014 Highs: R: 2 (7/17 @ RR) H: 3 (5/24 vs. CSP) 2B: 1 (8x) 3B: 1 (4x) HR: 1 (5x) RBI: 3 (2x) BB: 2 (5x) SO: 4** (5/15 vs. RR) SB: 1 (4x)Hitting Streak: 6 games (May 22-June 1) • .500 (9-for-18), 3R, 3DBL, 3B, HR, 4RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Ryan Kalish • OF • .251 (72-for-287), 34R, 14DBL, 3TRPL, 8HR, 37RBI, 28BB, 74K, 12/16SB, 87G• Began the season with Chicago and was optioned to Iowa on May 26• His first hit with Iowa was a home run of Zach Petrick leading off game one of a double-header on May 30 at Memphis• Was 3-for-31 against left-handed pitching before a homer off southpaw Rudy Owens on July 6 at Oklahoma City. Starting with that home run, he hit

.345 (19-for-55) against lefties the rest of the season and finished with five of his eight home runs off a left-handed pitcher• Hit a pair of three-run homers in a span of five games from July 8-12• Designated for assignment on August 8, cleared waivers, and assigned outright back to Iowa on August 11• Batted .347 (25-for-72) with 3 doubles, 3 home runs, 10 runs scored, and 14 RBI in final 20 games after outright assignment• Connected on a pinch-hit, two-run homer off Patrick Schuster on August 22 at Reno. Was 5-for-10 as a pinch-hitter for the season• Was 3-for-4 with a home run and tied a career-high with four RBI on August 31 vs. Oklahoma City• Had a season-high four hits in the final game of the season on September 1 vs. Oklahoma City and finished 8-for-14 in his final three games• Recalled to Chicago on September 3

vs. RHP: .249, 3HR, 19RBI vs. LHP: .256, 5HR, 18RBI HOME: .282, 3HR, 20RBI ROAD: .227, 5HR, 17RBI RISP: .308 (20-for-65), 3HR2014 Highs: R: 3 (6/9 @ FRE) H: 4 (9/1 vs. OKC) 2B: 1 (14x) 3B: 1 (3x) HR: 1 (8x) RBI: 4** (8/31 vs. OKC) BB: 2 (5x) SO: 4** (7/29 @ NO) SB: 2 (2x)Hitting Streak: 6 games (July 23-29) • .409 (9-for-22), 2R, 2DBL, 3B, RBI, SB ** - Tied Career-high

Junior Lake • OF • .262 (17-for-65), 11R, 3DBL, 2HR, 7RBI, 6BB, 15K, 2/3SB, 14G• Spent most of the season with Chicago, but was optioned to Iowa on August 16 and joined I-Cubs active roster on August 18• Hit safely in eight straight games, August 19-28, and overall, hit safely in 10 of 14 games while reaching base safely in 13 of 14 games after option• Recorded a four-hit game in his second contest with Iowa on August 19 vs. Salt Lake• Recalled to Chicago on September 2• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): .285 (63-for-221), 41R, 13DBL, 2TRPL, 6HR, 25RBI, 16BB, 48K, 16SB, .336 OBP, .443 SLG, 54G

vs. RHP: .250 (13-for-52), 2HR vs. LHP: .308 (4-for-13) HOME: .280 (7-for-25) ROAD: .250 (10-for-40), 2HR RISP: .214 (3-for-14)2014 Highs: R: 2 (8/26 @ TAC) H: 4** (8/19 vs. SL) 2B: 1 (3x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (2x) RBI: 2 (2x) BB: 1 (6x) SO: 3 (2x) SB: 1 (2x)Hitting Streak: 8 games (August 19-26) • .350 (14-for-40), 8R, 2DBL, 2HR, 5RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Rafael Lopez • C • .285 (59-for-207), 17R, 4DBL, 1TRPL, 1HR, 27RBI, 28BB, 52K, 61G• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on June 3 and made his triple-A debut that day at Nashville• Belted his first career grand slam off Jorge Bucardo and set a career-high with seven RBI in a 17-2 win on June 9 at Fresno• Set a career-high for hits, going 4-for-4 on July 10 at Omaha• Led the team in batting with a .338 (26-for-77) average in August and finished third in the league with a .452 on-base percentage for the month• Batted .328 (21-for-64) with runners in scoring position and .346 (9-for-26) with RISP and two outs on the year• Staff posted a 4.28 ERA (227ER/477.1IP) with Lopez behind the plate and he threw out 27% (14-for-52) of runners attempting to steal• Had his contract purchased by Chicago on September 2 to receive his first major league call-up

vs. RHP: .303, HR, 24RBI vs. LHP: .242 (15-for-62), 3RBI HOME: .264, 4RBI ROAD: .300, HR, 23RBI RISP: .328 (21-for-64)2014 Highs: R: 2 (6/9 @ FRE) H: 4* (7/10 @ OMA) 2B: 1 (4x) 3B: 1 (8/20 @ REN) HR: 1 (6/9 @ FRE) RBI: 7* (6/9 @ FRE) BB: 2 (5x) SO: 2 (11x) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 7 games (July 27-August 5) • .318 (7-for-22), 3RBI * - Career-high

STAT KEY**All 2014 Highs in the players’ sections are for games played with the Iowa Cubs only**Career-highs are for games played in affiliated minor league games only. Mentions do not include results from Major League Baseball, international leagues, or indpendent minor leagues.

Jonathan Mota • INF/OF • .261 (37-for-142), 18R, 5DBL, 1TRPL, 3HR, 18RBI, 5BB, 36K, 1/1SB, 47G• Had three stints with Iowa during the season: April 17-June 3, July 12-14, and August 11 through the end of the season• Appeared in games at every position except pitcher and catcher with Iowa this season and was 3-for-6 with an RBI in pinch-hit opportunities• Batted .224 (15-for-67) with a home run and eight RBI in 26 games in his first stint• Went 3-for-6 with two doubles, tied a career-high with three runs scored, and drove in the go-ahead run in the 13th inning on April 25 at Col. Springs• Came back from double-A Tennessee and started three games at third base while Kris Bryant was inactive to play in the All-Star Futures Game• Returned from double-A on August 5 and activated from the disabled list on August 12• Batted .288 (19-for-66) with three doubles, two home runs, eight runs scored, and nine RBI in his final 18 games of the year• Hit safely in 10 of 11 games to finish the regular season, including the last five games• Career stats with Iowa (2010-12, ‘14): .275 (108-for-393), 47R, 21DBL, 3TRPL, 10HR, 56RBI, 18BB, 78K, .305 OBP, .420 SLG, 142G

vs. RHP: .228, HR, 13RBI vs. LHP: .341, 2HR, 5RBI HOME: .256, HR, 9RBI ROAD: .266, 2HR, 9RBI RISP: .333 (10-for-30)2014 Highs: R: 3** (4/25 @ CSP) H: 3 (2x) 2B: 1 (5x) 3B: 1 (8/29 vs. OKC) HR: 1 (3x) RBI: 3 (2x) BB: 1 (5x) SO: 4 (8/24 @ TAC) SB: 1 (8/29 vs. OKC)Hitting Streak: 5 games (August 21-25) • .391 (9-for-23), 3R, 2B,, HR, 4RBI & (August 27-Sept. 1) • .381 (8-for-21), 5R, 3B, HR, 5RBI, SB ** - Tied Career-high

Mike Olt • 1B • .302 (32-for-106), 16R, 9DBL, 7HR, 24RBI, 8BB, 33K, 1/1SB, 28G• Spent most of the season with Chicago, but was optioned to Iowa on July 23• Had two hits in five of his first 10 games after getting optioned• Blasted a grand slam off Buddy Baumann on August 5 at Omaha and set a season-high with four RBI• Set a career-high with a 10-game hitting streak, July 27-August 5, batting .400 (16-for-40), with 2 runs scored, 5 doubles, 2 homers, and 10 RBI• Connected on a pair of home runs on August 9 at Oklahoma City (sixth career multi-homer game) and added a two-run homer on August 10 at OKC• Homered in consecutive games, August 13-14 vs. Las Vegas• Came out of the game on August 19th with a hamstring strain and spent the rest of the regular season on the disabled list• Activated from the disabled list and recalled by Chicago on September 5• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): .228 (54-for-237), 27R, 12DBL, 10HR, 32RBI, 28BB, 70K, .307 OBP, .414 SLG, 67G

vs. RHP: .277, 3HR, 13RBI vs. LHP: .341, 4HR, 11RBI HOME: .265, 2HR, 8RBI ROAD: .333, 5HR, 16RBI RISP: .226 (7-for-31)2014 Highs: R: 2 (5x) H: 2 (11x) 2B: 1 (9x) 3B: 0 HR: 2** (8/9 @ OKC) RBI: 4 (8/5 @ OMA) BB: 1 (8x) SO: 4** (8/18 vs. SL) SB: 1 (7/31 @ NO)Hitting Streak: 10* games (July 27-August 5) • .400 (16-for-40), 2R, 5DBL, 2HR, 10RBI * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Manny Ramirez • DH/OF • .222 (16-for-72), 6R, 2DBL, 3HR, 10RBI, 5BB, 27K, 24G• Signed by the Cubs as a player/coach on May 25 and joined the I-Cubs on June 26 after working out at the Cubs’ complex in Mesa• Went 3-for-4 with a 2-run homer off Sugar Ray Marimon and 3 RBI in his Principal Park debut on June 30 vs. Omaha• Placed on the disabled list from July 24-August 7 with a right calf strain• Went 2-for-4 with a double and a home run in his first game back from the DL on August 7 at Oklahoma City• Placed on the disabled list with knee soreness on August 23 and missed the rest of the season• Started 14 games as a designated hitter, four games in left field, and was 0-for-5 with a walk and five strikeouts as a pinch-hitter

vs. RHP: .196 (9-for-46), HR vs. LHP: .269 (7-for-26), 2HR HOME: .226 (7-for-31), 2HR ROAD: .220 (9-for-41), HR RISP: .308 (4-for-13)2014 Highs: R: 1 (6x) H: 3 (6/30 vs. OMA) 2B: 1 (2x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (3x) RBI: 2 (4x) BB: 2 (8/18 vs. SL) SO: 3 (3x) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 2 games (3x) • July 6-9, August 7-9, August 19-20

Lance Rymel • C • .000 (0-for-2), 2G• Joined the I-Cubs from high-A Daytona on August 20• Made his triple-A debut as a pinch-hitter on August 22 at Reno and entered on defense at catcher for two innings on August 26 at Tacoma• Placed on the inactive list on August 31

Jorge Soler • OF • .282 (31-for-110), 22R, 11DBL, 1TRPL, 8HR, 29RBI, 17BB, 26K, 0/1SB, 32G• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on July 23 and went 1-for-3 with two walks and a run scored in his AAA debut on July 24 vs. New Orleans• Batted .304 (7-for-23) with 3 doubles, 2 homers, and 4 RBI in his first nine games with Iowa to finish the month of July• Named the Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for July, batting .406 (26-for-64) with 8 HR and 19 RBI in 24 G between Tennessee and Iowa• Fell into a 2-for-31 slump over eight games from August 12-19• Set a career-high and tied a team-high with five hits, going 5-for-5 with a double, a triple, two RBI, and three runs scored on August 23 at Reno• Rebounded to hit safely in five straight games, August 21-25, batting .550 (11-for-20) with a double, a triple, three homers, and 10 RBI in that streak• Hit a three-run homer off Taijuan Walker in the second inning on August 25 at Tacoma and came out of the game on defense in the third• Recalled by the Chicago Cubs on August 26

vs. RHP: .292, 4HR, 19RBI vs. LHP: .263, 4HR, 10RBI HOME: .136 (6-for-44), HR ROAD: .379 (25-for-66), 7HR RISP: .310 (9-for-29), 4HR2014 Highs: R: 3 (2x) H: 5* (8/23 @ REN) 2B: 2** (8/16 vs. SL) 3B: 1 (8/23 @ REN) HR: 1 (8x) RBI: 3 (5x) BB: 2** (5x) SO: 2 (6x) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 6 games (August 5-11) • .409 (9-for-22), 9R, 4DBL, 2HR, 9RBI * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Elliot Soto • SS • .241 (26-for-108), 13R, 4DBL, 1HR, 11RBI, 8BB, 21K, 1/1SB, 29G• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on August 1• Went 3-for-4 with his first triple-A home run and two RBI in a 10-2 win at Oklahoma City on August 10• Delivered a walk-off RBI single in the 11th inning of the Cubs’ 5-4 victory over Oklahoma City on August 29• Finished the season on a five-game hitting streak, batting .421 (8-for-19) with a double, an RBI, and five runs scored during the stretch• Played 29 games at shortstop and committed just one error in 125 total chances for a .992 fielding percentage

vs. RHP: .237, HR, 9RBI vs. LHP: .250 (8-for-32), 2RBI HOME: .293 (12-for-41), 5RBI ROAD: .209 (14-for-67), HR RISP: .241 (19-for-79)2014 Highs: R: 2 (3x) H: 3** (3x) 2B: 1 (4x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (8/10 @ OKC) RBI: 2** (8/10 @ OKC) BB: 2 (8/29 vs. OKC) SO: 3** (2x) SB: 1 (8/12 vs. LV)Hitting Streak: 5 games (August 27-September 1) • .421 (8-for-19), 5R, 2DBL, RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Matt Szczur • OF • .261 (108-for-414), 52R, 16DBL, 1TRPL, 1HR, 24RBI, 30BB, 78K, 30/37SB, 116G• Led the team in games (116), at-bats (414), hits (108), and stolen bases (30)• Is the first I-Cubs player to steal 30 bases in a season since Trenidad Hubbard stole 36 in 2004• Played all three outfield spots - 79 games in CF, 20 games in LF, and 14 games in RF - and comitted just one error in 238 total chances• Finished second in the league in OF fielding percentage (.996), just behind Jared Hoying of Round Rock at .997 (1E in 292 TC)• Finished second in the league in outfield assists with 12, one behind Gary Brown of Fresno at 13• Batted .238 (69-for-290) in 85 games before the All-Star Break and .315 (39-for-124) in 31 games after the All-Star Break• His only home run was a three-run shot off Lee Stoppelman on April 13 at Memphis to cap a four-run rally in the 7th inning of a 6-3 win• Made a diving catch racing in to shallow center field for the last out in Chris Rusin’s no-hitter on May 7 at New Orleans• Had a season-high 10-game hitting streak from July 27-August 5 and batted .333 (13-for-40) with 2 doubles, 5 runs scored, and 7 stolen bases• Batted .275 (30-for-109) in 32 games in July and finished fourth in the league with 10 stolen bases• Batted .292 (19-for-65) with eight stolen bases in 14 games in August and hit safely in his last seven games with Iowa• Recalled by Chicago on August 17

vs. RHP: .282, 13RBI vs. LHP: .223, HR, 11RBI HOME: .272, 12RBI ROAD: .249, HR, 12RBI RISP: .241 (19-for-79), HR2014 Highs: R: 2 (6x) H: 3 (5x) 2B: 1 (16x) 3B: 1 (4/21 vs. RR) HR: 1 (4/13 @ MEM) RBI: 2 (4x) BB: 3** (5/23 vs. CSP) SO: 3 (3x) SB: 2 (5x)Hitting Streak: 10 games (July 27-August 5) • .333 (13-for-40), 5R, 2DBL, 7SB ** - Tied Career-high

Chris Valaika • INF • .278 (98-for-352), 43R, 21DBL, 10HR, 50RBI, 31BB, 76K, 2/3SB, 102G• Appeared at every infield position within the first series of the season, but saw the most action at first base where his 52 games led the team• Led the team with 30 multi-hit games• Batted .294 (62-for-211) with 16 doubles, five home runs, and 31 RBI in 58 games out of the cleanup spot in the batting order• Went 4-for-5 and set a career-high with four runs scored in a 9-0 win at Colorado Springs on April 24• Batted .343 (24-for-70) in 21 games to lead the team in April and also walked nine times to post a team-best .439 OBP for the month• Hit a three-run homer off Mike Fiers in the first inning in a 12-3 win at Nashville on May 5. Fiers had allowed 3 runs in 33.2 innings prior to the homer• Tied a season-high for hits, going 4-for-4 with two RBI on May 26 vs. Colorado Springs• Connected on a grand slam off Manny Corpas on June 27 at Colorado Springs for his third career grand slam• Batted .322 (28-for-87) with six doubles, four home runs, and 14 RBI in 25 games in June• Had his contract selected by Chicago on August 1

vs. RHP: .292, 8HR, 35RBI vs. LHP: .254, 2HR, 15RBI HOME: .307, 4HR, 26RBI ROAD: .249, 6HR, 24RBI RISP: .279 (24-for-86), 5HR2014 Highs: R: 4* (4/24 @ CSP) H: 4 (2x) 2B: 2 (2x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (10x) RBI: 4 (2x) BB: 2** (3x) SO: 3 (4/8 vs. NAS) SB: 1 (2x)Hitting Streak: 6 games (July 10-17) • .333 (7-for-21), R, HR, 3RBI, SB * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Christian Villanueva • 3B • .211 (47-for-223), 22R, 18DBL, 6HR, 26RBI, 21BB, 64K, 2/3SB, 64G• Batted .265 (13-for-49) with runners in scoring position and .350 (7-for-20) with runners in scoring position and two outs• Was 2-for-4 with a double and scored a run in his triple-A debut on Opening Night vs. Memphis• Hit a three-run homer off Kyle Heckathorn to break a 1-1 tie in the Cubs’ 4-1 win over Nashville on April 7• Hit .195 (15-for-77) and led the team with eight doubles and 23 strikeouts in 22 games in April• Had a seven-game hitting streak, May 2-10 and batted .370 (20-for-27) with three doubles and two RBI during the stretch• Connected on two home runs off Ryan Feierabend on May 21 vs. Round Rock for his third career multi-homer game• Hit his second career grand slam and tied a career-high with five RBI on June 9 at Fresno• Re-assigned to double-A Tennessee on June 19• Hitless in eight of his last 10 games with Iowa and his final six (0-for-18) before being transferred

vs. RHP: .210, 4HR, 21RBI vs. LHP: .212, 2HR, 5RBI HOME: .196, 2HR, 9RBI ROAD: .225, 4HR, 17RBI RISP: .265 (13-for-49), 2HR2014 Highs: R: 2 (2x) H: 2 (12x) 2B: 2 (2x) 3B: 0 HR: 2** (5/21 @ RR) RBI: 5** (6/9 @ FRE) BB: 2 (4x) SO: 3 (5x) SB: 1 (2x)Hitting Streak: 7 games (May 2-10) • .370 (10-for-27), 2R, 3DBL, 2RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Josh Vitters • OF • .213 (80-for-375), 33R, 14DBL, 11HR, 38RBI, 23BB, 107K, 4/5SB, 112G• Finished second on the team in games (112) and strikeouts (107)• Played 73 games in left field after playing just three games in the outfield previously in his pro career• Batted .303 (10-for-33) with 2 HR and 5 RBI in the first 10 games of the season, but finished at .215 (17-for-79) with 2 HR and 10 RBI for the month• Belted two home runs for his second career multi-homer game, and set a season-high with four RBI on May 6 at New Orleans• His two-homer game on May 6 capped a team-best stretch of four home run in three consecutive games, May 4-6• On the disabled list from May 24-June 4 with a broken big toe on his left foot• Delivered a walk-off RBI single in the 10th inning of a 7-6 win over Omaha on June 30• Connected on a two-run, pinch-hit home run off Donnie Joseph on July 24 vs. New Orleans• Homered in consecutive games, August 1 at New Orleans and August 2 at Omaha• Season ended on August 20 when he suffered a broken ring finger on his right hand while sliding into second base at Reno• Placed on the disabled list on August 21• Career stats with Iowa (2012-14): .264 (232-for-878), 101R, 50DBL, 33HR, 118RBI, 64BB, 203K, 11SB, .321 OBP, .438 SLG, 250G

vs. RHP: .228, 9HR, 26RBI vs. LHP: .187, 2HR, 12RBI HOME: .205, 5HR, 21RBI ROAD: .222, 6HR, 17RBI RISP: .230 (23-for-100), 2HR2014 Highs: R: 2 (3x) H: 3 (4x) 2B: 2 (4/16 vs. NO) 3B: 0 HR: 2** (5/6 @ NO) RBI: 4 (5/6 @ NO) BB: 2** (3x) SO: 4** (4/26 @ CSP) SB: 1 (4x)Hitting Streak: 5 games (June 18-22) • .421 (8-for-19), 3R, 2B, HR, 3RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Eli Whiteside • C • .214 (44-for-206), 14R, 13DBL, 6HR, 21RBI, 18BB, 50K, 63G• The staff posted a 3.52 ERA (193ER/493.1IP) with him behind the plate and he threw out 15-of-36 (.417) of runners trying to steal while catching• Batted .171 (18-for-105) with three home runs and 13 RBI in 33 games through the first two months of the season• Had his contract purchased by Chicago on June 4• Designated for assignment on June 23, cleared waivers, and accepted an outright assignment to Iowa on June 26• Delivered a walk-off RBI single in the Cubs’ 6-5 comeback win in game one of a double-header on July 12 vs. Oklahoma City• Hit the first of back-to-back home runs with Logan Watkins off Justin Germano on July 18 at Round Rock• Tied a career-high with three hits, including two doubles, and set a season-high with three RBI in the season finale on September 1 vs. Oklahoma City• Batted .280 (21-for-75) with three home runs and six RBI in 22 games following the All-Star Break

vs. RHP: .220, 4HR, 16RBI vs. LHP: .200, 2HR, 5RBI HOME: .229, 2HR, 11RBI ROAD: .198, 4HR, 10RBI RISP: .190 (12-for-63), HR2014 Highs: R: 2 (4/25 @ CSP) H: 3** (2x) 2B: 2** (2x) 3B: 0 HR: 1 (6x) RBI: 3 (9/1 vs. OKC) BB: 3** (4/3 vs. MEM) SO: 4** (7/9 @ OMA) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 4 games (2x) • . ** - Tied Career-high

Logan Watkins • INF/OF • .256 (83-for-324), 59R, 21DBL, 1TRPL, 4HR, 38RBI, 33BB, 77K, 23/27SB, 103G• Appeared at every position except pitcher and catcher with second base (44 games) as his most frequent position• Finished second on the team in stolen bases (23), reaching at least 20 steals for the third time in the last four seasons• Went 6-for-9 (.667) with three doubles and 16 RBI when batting with the bases loaded• Recorded his first hit on April 12 to end an 0-for-13 stretch to start the season and begin a season-high 12-game hitting streak, April 12-26• Batted .400 (14-for-35) with two doubles, a home run, four RBI, and 13 runs scored during the 12-game hitting streak• Batted a team-high .306 (22-for-72) in 23 games in May• Hit a home run in the top of the 14th inning off Ramon Troncoso to give the Cubs a 2-1 victory at Omaha on July 9• Hit the second of back-to-back home runs with Eli Whiteside in the second inning on July 19 at Round Rock• Recalled to Chicago on August 21 and optioned back to Iowa on August 25• After two games, recalled to Chicago again on August 27 and stayed in the big leagues for the remainder of the season• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): .249 (183-for-736), 110R, 39DBL, 8TRPL, 12HR, 64RBI, 85BB, 173K, 33SB, .330 OBP, .372 SLG, 210G

vs. RHP: .267, 4HR, 35RBI vs. LHP: .226 (19-for-84), 3RBI HOME: .296, 2HR, 28RBI ROAD: .225, 2HR, 10RBI RISP: .296 (21-for-71)2014 Highs: R: 3 (2x) H: 3 (2x) 2B: 2** (2x) 3B: 1 (5/24 vs. CSP) HR: 1 (4x) RBI: 3 (3x) BB: 2 (5x) SO: 3 (3x) SB: 2** (2x)Hitting Streak: 12 games (April 12-26) • .400 (14-for-35), 13R, 2DBL, HR, 4RBI ** - Tied Career-high

Casper Wells • OF • .197 (12-for-61), 6R, 2DBL, 8BB, 20K, 26G• Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on May 19• Batted .412 (7-for-17) with a double and two runs scored in his first five games with Iowa• Finshed 5-for-44 (.114) with 15 strikeouts in his final 20 games• Released by the Cubs on June 25vs. RHP: .156 (5-for-32) vs. LHP: .241 (7-for-29) HOME: .233 (7-for-30) ROAD: .161 (5-for-31) RISP: (0-for-11)2014 Highs: R: 2 (5/25 vs. CSP) H: 3 (5/24 vs. CSP) 2B: 1 (2x) 3B: 0 HR: 0 RBI: 0 BB: 2 (6/14 @ SAC) SO: 3 (5/29 @ MEM) SB: 0Hitting Streak: 2 games (2x) • May 20-21 & May 24-25

PITCHERS’ HIGHLIGHTSJeff Antigua • LHP • 1-0, 4.37 ERA, 13G, 22.2IP, 26H, 11R, 11ER, 2HR, 7BB, 15K, 1.46 WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on April 24• Entered in the ninth inning and pitched four scoreless frames to earn the win in the Cubs’ 9-6 win in 13 innings on April 26 at Col. Springs• Pitched three innings and set a season-high with four strikeouts on May 10 vs. Nashville• Placed on the disabled list on June 12, activated and re-assigned to double-A Tennessee on June 19• Returned to Iowa from Tennessee on August 21• Allowed a grand slam to Roger Kieschnick and was charged with five runs in two innings in his first appearance back with Iowa on August 22 at Reno• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): 3-2, 5.03 ERA (35ER/62.2IP), 29G, 1GS, 1HLD, 62.2IP, 69H, 8HR, 21BB, 45K

vs. RH: .333 (17-for-51), HR, 5BB, 7K vs. LH: .231 (9-for-39), HR, 2BB, 8K HOME: 0-0, 7.11 ERA, 4G ROAD: 1-0, 3.31 ERA, 9G2014 Highs: IP: 4.0 (4/26 @ CSP) H: 5 (8/22 @ REN) R: 5 (8/22 @ REN) ER: 5 (8/22 @ REN) HR: 1 (2x) BB: 3 (8/26 @ TAC) SO: 4 (5/10 vs. NAS)Save/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 First Batter Retired (relief ): 10/13 Scored/Inherited: 3/7

Frank Batista • RHP • 0-0, 3.86 ERA, 8G, 7.0IP, 5H, 3R, 3ER, 1HR, 4BB, 2K, 1.29 WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs on May 20 from Tijuana in the Mexican League where he was pitching on loan from the Cubs• Came in with two men on base and got the final two outs of a 6-2 win on May 21 at Round Rock to earn his first triple-A save• Re-assigned to double-A Tennessee on June 19• Career stats with Iowa (2012, ‘14): 0-0, 4.91 ERA (8ER/14.2IP), 14G, 1SV, 14.2IP, 14H, 8BB, 7K

vs. RH: .167 (2-for-12), BB, 2K vs. LH: .231 (3-for-13), 3BB HOME: 0-0, 5.40 ERA, 2G ROAD: 0-0, 3.38 ERA, 6G2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (6/16 @ SAC) H: 1 (5x) R: 1 (3x) ER: 1 (3x) HR: 1 (5/26 vs. CSP) BB: 3** (5/20 @ RR) SO: 1 (2x) ** - Tied Career-highSave/Opp: 1/1 Holds: 0 First Batter Retired: 6/8 Scored/Inherited: 1/3

Dallas Beeler • RHP • 9-6, 3.40 ERA, 20G, 20GS, 1CG, 124.1IP, 112H, 48R, 47ER, 8HR, 4HB, 32BB, 83K, 1.16WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on May 5• Finished third in the league with a 3.40 ERA, second in WHIP (1.16), and fourth in opponents’ average (.245)• Led all PCL starters in fewest baserunners per nine innings (10.71) and was third in opponents’ batting average• Tied with Eric Jokisch for the team lead with 15 quality starts and finished third in wins• Allowed one run on six hits in six innings and earned the win in the Cubs’ 12-3 victory on May 5 at Nashville in his triple-A debut• Gave up a career-high 10 runs (nine earned) in three innings on May 11 vs. Nashville, but didn’t get a decision as the Cubs rallied to win 12-11• Pitched his 2nd career complete game, but lost 1-0 on a walk-off homer by Xavier Scruggs in game one of a double-header on May 28 at Memphis• Posted a quality start in nine of 10 outings from May 22-July 22• Recalled by Chicago to make his major league debut in game two of a double-header on June 28 vs. Washington at Wrigley Field and optioned June 29• Recalled by Chicago for a start at Cincinnati on July 9 and optioned to Iowa on July 10• Had consecutive outings of 7.0 shutout innings on July 17 at Round Rock and July 22 vs. New Orleans as part of a streak of 16 straight scoreless innings• Was 2-1 with a 2.08 ERA (6ER/26.0IP) in four starts in July and ranked fourth in the league in ERA for the month• Posted a quality start in each of his final five outings of the year and didn’t allow a run in his last two starts (13.0IP)• Set career-highs for wins (9) and strikeouts (83)

vs. RH: .209 (49-for-234), 2HR, 13BB, 53K vs. LH: .283 (63-for-223), 6HR, 19BB, 30K HOME: 5-2, 3.66 ERA, 11GS ROAD: 4-4, 3.10 ERA, 9GS2014 Highs: IP: 7.0 (7x) H: 11** (5/11 vs. NAS) R: 10* (5/11 vs. NAS) ER: 9* (5/11 vs. NAS) HR: 2 (8/14 vs. LV) BB: 5** (7/27#1 vs. NO) SO: 7 (7/22 vs. NO)Quality Starts: 15 * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Alberto Cabrera • RHP • 4-2, 3.29 ERA, 40G, 2SV, 65.2IP, 46H, 26R, 24ER, 9HR, 3HB, 30BB, 61K, 1.16WHIP• Finished third among PCL relievers in opponents’ batting average (.197) and fifth in fewest baserunners per nine innings (10.83)• Designated for assignment on March 30, cleared waivers, and outrighted to Iowa on April 4• Went 2-0 and posted a 1.42 ERA (2ER/12.2IP) in seven appearances in April• Allowed five runs on five hits, including two home runs, without recording an out on May 8 at New Orleans• Allowed a walk-off home run to former I-Cub Brad Snyder leading off the ninth inning on May 20 at Round Rock• Came in to get two outs with the bases loaded in the ninth inning to earn his first save in over two years in an 8-3 win vs. El Paso on June 20• Allowed a walk-off infield single to Kyle Jensen in the 10th inning of a 2-1 loss at New Orleans on July 29• Stranded two men on base in the 7th inning to preserve a 5-2 lead and finished the final 2.1 innings to earned a save vs. Oklahoma City on August 10• Pitched a season-high 4.2 scoreless innings and earned the win in the Cubs’ 8-0 win at Tacoma on August 25• Posted a 1-1 record and a 1.90 ERA (5ER/23.2IP) in 13 games following the All-Star Break• Career stats with Iowa (2011-14): 10-11, 5.34 ERA (115ER/194.0IP), 87G, 17GS, 6HLD, 2SV, 194.0IP, 219H, 112BB, 182K

vs. RH: .227 (30-for-132), 7HR, 19BB, 32K vs. LH: .158 (16-for-101), 2HR, 11BB, 29K HOME: 2-0, 4.06 ERA, 19G ROAD: 2-2, 2.60 ERA, 21G2014 Highs: IP: 4.2 (8/25 @ TAC) H: 5 (5/8 @ NO) R: 5 (5/8 @ NO) ER: 5 (5/8 @ NO) HR: 2** (5/8 @ NO) BB: 3 (3x) SO: 4 (3x)Save/Opp: 2/2 Holds: 3 First Batter Retired: 29/40 Scored/Inherited: 8/24 ** - Tied Career-high

Casey Coleman • RHP • 0-0, 36.00 ERA, 1G, 1.0IP, 4H, 5R, 4ER, 2BB, 1K• Made his only appearance of the season on Opening Night vs. Memphis• Re-assigned to extended spring training on April 4 and released by the Cubs on April 14

Eduardo Figueroa • RHP • 1-1, 3.46 ERA, 8G, 1GS, 13.0IP, 15H, 9R, 5ER, 5BB, 9K, 1.54WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on April 13• Pitched two innings and allowed one run in his only start, which was also his triple-A debut, on April 13 at Memphis• Pitched a scoreless 10th inning and earned the win in the Cubs’ 2-1 victory on May 12 vs. Nashville• Allowed three runs on three hits and two walks in 1.1 innings and suffered the loss in a 7-6 defeat on May 17 at Round Rock• Re-assigned to double-A Tennesse on June 5

vs. RH: .250 (7-for-28), 4BB, 5K vs. LH: .308 (8-for-26), 1BB, 4K HOME: 1-1, 6.75 ERA, 3G ROAD: 0-0, 2.00 ERA, 5G, 1GS2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (4x) H: 4 (4/13 @ MEM) R: 3 (2x) ER: 3 (5/17 vs. RR) HR: 0 BB: 2 (5/17 vs. RR) SO: 3 (2x)Save/Opp: 0/1 Holds: 0 First Batter Retired (relief ): 6/7 Scored/Inherited: 1/2

Marcus Hatley • RHP • 2-6, 4.60 ERA, 45G, 1SV, 47.0IP, 52H, 27R, 24ER, 6HR, 1HB, 13BB, 58K, 1.38WHIP• Led the Cubs in appearanced (45)• Opened the season with seven scoreless innings in his first six appearances and allowed two hits while recording 11 strikeouts in that stretch• Allowed one run on three hits in 10 innings in nine total games in April while walking two and striking out 17• Set a season-high with four strikeouts in two innings on April 5 vs. Memphis and matched that in consecutive outings, May 12 and May 16• Preserved a 4-3 win with a scoreless ninth inning to earn his first triple-A save on June 15 at Sacramento• Pitched a scoreless 10th inning and earned the win in a 7-6 victory vs. Omaha on June 30• Finished 1-0 with a 1.04 ERA (1ER/8.2IP), one save, three walks, and eight strikeouts in nine appearances in June• Charged with a blown save and a loss in consecutive appearances, July 4 and 8 and three of four appearances, July 4-20• Faced five batters without an out and allowed a walk-off grand slam to Joe Sclafani for a blown save and loss in 9-6 defeat at Oklahoma City on August 9• Charged with 10 runs on 16 hits in 6.1 innings over his final eight appearances in August• Career stats with Iowa (2012-14): 6-8, 4.97 ERA (58ER/105.0IP), 92G, 9HLD, 1SV, 105.0IP, 106H, 44BB, 125K

vs. RH: .282 (29-for-103), 3HR, 4BB, 30K vs. LH: .284 (23-for-81), 3HR, 9BB, 28K HOME: 2-1, 2.36 ERA, 25G ROAD: 0-5, 7.52 ERA, 20G, 1SV2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (2x) H: 6 (7/8 @ OMA) R: 5 (8/9 @ OKC) ER: 5 (8/9 @ OKC) HR: 2** (8/24 @ TAC) BB: 2 (2x) SO: 4 (3x)Save/Opp: 1/5 Holds: 5 First Batter Retired: 29/45 Scored/Inherited: 7/17 ** - Tied Career-high

Michael Heesch • LHP • 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 1G, 3.1IP, 1H, 0R, 0ER, 2BB, 4K• Joined the I-Cubs from single-A Kane County on July 9• Pitched 3.1 scoreless innings, all in extra innings, and earned the win in the Cubs’ 2-1 victory in 14 innings on July 9 at Omaha• Re-assigned to Kane County on July 10

Kyle Hendricks • RHP • 10-5, 3.59 ERA, 17G, 17GS, 102.2IP, 98H, 46R, 41ER, 5HR, 2HB, 23BB, 97K, 1.18WHIP• Tied for the team lead in wins (10) while posting a quality start in 11 of his 17 outings• Selected to the PCL All-Star team and pitched two scoreless innings in the Triple-A All-Star Game in Durham on July 16• Allowed a career-high seven runs (six earned) in 4.2 innings and suffered the loss in his first start on April 5 vs. Memphis• Won three straight starts from April 10-21 and tied Tsuyoshi Wada for the team lead with three wins in April• Tied a career-high with 11 strikeouts in eight shutout innings in a 2-0 win vs. Round Rock on May 15• Named the PCL Pitcher of the Week for May 12-18, allowing three hits and no walks while fanning 11 in eight innings against the Express• Led the team with three wins in May while posting a 2.97 ERA (10ER/30.1IP) with 30 strikeouts in five starts for the month• Pitched 60.0 innings without allowing a home run to start the season before Scott Moore connected against him on May 30 at Memphis• Retired 15 straight batters from the 2nd through 7th innings in a win at Sacramento on June 15• Retired the first 15 batters he faced and allowed one run in 7.2 innings in a win vs. El Paso on June 20• Won his final five decisions with Iowa, June 15-July 1• Held to just two innings in his final start with Iowa on July 6 at Oklahoma City in anticipation of a call-up to Chicago• Had his contract purchased by the Chicago Cubs on July 10, but optioned to Iowa on July 11• Recalled to Chicago for the remained of the season on July 21• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): 13-6, 3.28 ERA (52ER/142.2IP), 23GS, 133H, 7HR, 31BB, 124K

vs. RH: .239 (47-for-197), 3HR, 9BB, 54K vs. LH: .274 (51-for-186), 2HR, 14BB, 43K HOME: 7-2, 3.39 ERA, 9GS ROAD: 3-3, 3.86 ERA, 8GS2014 Highs: IP: 8.0 (5/15 vs. RR) H: 10** (2x) R: 7* (4/5 vs. MEM) ER: 6* (4/5 vs. MEM) HR: 1 (5x) BB: 3 (2x) SO: 11** (5/15 vs. RR)Quality Starts: 11 * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Zak Hermans • RHP • 0-0, 5.40 ERA, 1G, 1GS, 3.1IP, 4H, 2R, 2ER, 2BB, 2K• Joined the I-Cubs from single-A Kane County on July 1• Got the start in game two of a double-header on July 1 at Omaha and didn’t figure in the decision of the Cubs’ 7-4 win in eight innings• Re-assigned to Kane County on July 2

Eric Jokisch • LHP • 9-10, 3.58 ERA, 26G, 26GS, 1CG, 1SHO, 158.1IP, 155H, 76R, 63ER, 12HR, 4HB, 31BB, 143K, 1.17 WHIP• Finished second in the league in strikeouts (143), third in innings pitched (158.1), fourth in WHIP (1.17), and fifth in ERA (3.58)• Ranked second among PCL starters in fewest baserunners per nine innings (10.80) and fourth in fewest walks per nine innings (1.76)• Tied with Zach Lee of Albquerque for most defensive chances among PCL pitchers (47) and with Dallas Beeler for most putouts (18)• Led the team in starts (26) and runs allowed (76) while tying Dallas Beeler for the team lead in quality starts (15)• Allowed two unearned runs in seven innings to post a quality start, but didn’t get a decision, in his triple-A debut on April 6 vs. Memphis• Posted a quality start in five straight outings from May 16-June 7 and earned the win in three straight from May 21-June 1• Allowed two runs (one earned) in 8.1 innings and went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI in a win on May 26 vs. Colorado Springs• Tied a career-high with 10 strikeouts in 6.1 innings in a loss on June 17 vs. El Paso• Pitched seven shutout innings and allowed two hits, but face the minimum of 21 batters on July 4 at Oklahoma City• Set a new career-high with 11 strikeouts in seven innings in a win on July 9 at Omaha• Pitched a seven-inning, complete game, shutout in game one of a double-header on July 30 at New Orleans for his fourth career CG and second shutout• Finished 2-0 with a 1.78 ERA (6ER/30.1IP) in five starts in July and ranked second in the league in ERA, sixth in WHIP (1.02) and seventh in K’s (33)• Won four straight starts from July 24-August 10 and posted a 1.33 ERA (4ER/27.0IP) in that stretch• Came out of his August 20 start at Reno in the 6th inning due to a blister, the same problem that forced him out in the 3rd on August 25 at Tacoma• Issued one walk while striking out 24 batters in 28.0 innings in five starts in August• Had his contract purchased by the Chicago Cubs on September 2

vs. RH: .263 (114-for-433), 8HR, 25BB, 103K vs. LH: .236 (41-for-174), 4HR, 6BB, 40K HOME: 4-5, 3.70 ERA, 12GS ROAD: 5-5, 3.47 ERA, 14GS2014 Highs: IP: 8.1 (5/26 vs. CSP) H: 10** (7/24 vs. NO) R: 7 (4/11 @ MEM) ER: 7 (4/11 @ MEM) HR: 2** (2x) BB: 4 (6/12 @ FRE) SO: 11* (7/9 @ OMA)Quality Starts: 15 * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Marcos Mateo • RHP • 3-0, 3.86 ERA, 33G, 2SV, 37.1IP, 34H, 18R, 16ER, 3HR, 2HB, 17BB, 43K, 1.37 WHIP• Allowed one run in 6.0 innings in his first six appearances to start the year• Came in with two men on base to get the final out and earn a save in a 6-3 win on April 13 vs. Memphis• Allowed four runs on four hits, including a home run to Jared Hoying, on April 19 vs. Round Rock• Walked two, but induced a game-ending double play in a scoreless ninth to earn the save in a 5-4 win on May 6 vs. New Orleans• On the disabled list from May 18-June 4 with a lower back strain• Made four appearances from June 5-17 before going back on the DL from June 20-July 1• Pitched three shutout innings and struck out a season-high six to earn the win in game one of a double-header on July 12 vs. Oklahoma City• Allowed one unearned run in 13.1 innings from July 5-August 5, lowering his ERA from 5.94 to 3.30• Landed on the disabled list from August 21-31 due to a blister on his right middle finger• Career stats with Iowa (2010-11, ‘13-14): 4-4, 4.46 ERA (42ER/84.2IP), 8HLD, 4SV, 81H, 6HR, 35BB, 91K

vs. RH: .227 (17-for-75), HR, 12BB, 25K vs. LH: .274 (17-for-62), 2HR, 5BB, 18K HOME: 3-0, 5.14 ERA, 17G ROAD: 0-0, 2.20 ERA, 2SV, 16G2014 Highs: IP: 3.0 (7/12 vs. OKC) H: 4 (4/19 vs. RR) R: 4 (4/19 vs. RR) ER: 4 (4/19 vs. RR) HR: 1 (3x) BB: 2 (4x) SO: 6 (7/12 vs. OKC)Save/Opp: 2/3 Holds: 4 First Batter Retired: 25/33 Scored/Inherited: 7/17

Yoanner Negrin • RHP • 1-3, 5.34 ERA, 25G, 3GS, 1SV, 59.0IP, 66H, 39R, 35ER, 5HR, 3HB, 35BB, 47K, 1.47 WHIP• Used primarily in relief, but made three spot starts in double-header games, going 1-2 with a 2.81 ERA (5ER/16.0IP) as a starter• Pitched 3.1 scoreless innings and struck out four in long relief on Opening Night vs. Memphis• Allowed just one intentional walk in 15.0 innings through his first six appearances• Loaned to Tabasco in the Mexican League on May 3 and returned to Iowa on May 23• Earned a save with 2.1 scoreless innings to finish a 6-2 win on June 19 vs. El Paso• On the disabled list from July 13-25 with a left calf strain• Made consecutive starts in the second games of double-headers on July 26 vs. Memphis and July 30 at New Orleans• Finished the season on a streak of five scoreless innings over his final two appearances• Career stats with Iowa (2012-14): 5-11, 4.50 ERA (91ER/182.0IP), 62G, 20GS, 1CG, 6HLD, 2SV, 66H, 12HR, 70BB, 174K

vs. RH: .293 (39-for-133), 2HR, 18BB, 33K vs. LH: .284 (27-for-95), 3HR, 17BB, 14K HOME: 0-3, 2.95 ERA, SV, 13G, 2GS ROAD: 1-0, 9.27 ERA, 12G, 1GS2014 Highs: IP: 6.0 (7/12#2 vs. OKC) H: 6 (4x) R: 6** (8/20 @ REN) ER: 6* (8/20 @ REN) HR: 2** (2x) BB: 4* (6/26#2 @ CSP) SO: 5 (2x) * - Career-highSave/Opp: 1/2 Holds: 3 First Batter Retired (relief ): 14/21 Scored/Inherited: 2/7 Quality Starts: 1 ** - Tied Career-high

Blake Parker • RHP • 0-1, 1.77 ERA, 35G, 25SV, 35.2IP, 28H, 8R, 7ER, 3HR, 13BB, 52K, 1.15 WHIP• Became the first Iowa pitcher to lead the PCL in saves and tied the franchise’s single-season record set by Jermaine Van Buren in 2005• Selected as the top reliever in the league as part of the All-PCL Team joining Jermain Van Buren (2005) as the only I-Cubs to receive that honor• Selected to the PCL All-Star team, and attendedTriple-A All-Star Game in Durham, but didn’t pitch in the game• Is Iowa’s all-time saves lead with 66 in 76 opportunities over the last five seasons• Didn’t allow a run in 10.1 innings in his first 10 appearances with Iowa, ending with a home run by Paul Janish on May 23 vs. Colorado Springs• Recalled by Chicago on April 13 and optioned to Iowa on April 24• Earned a save in seven straight appearances, April 27-May 18• Recalled by Chicago on May 27 and optioned to Iowa on May 29• Earned a save in nine of 11 appearances and allowed two earned runs in 11.1 innings from May 30-June 29 • Allowed a game-tying run in the ninth inning for his first blown save on June 30 vs. Omaha, but the I-Cubs won the game 7-6 in 10 innings• Recalled by Chicago on July 6 and optioned to Iowa on July 11• Struck out six in three perfect innings and earned three saves in three games, July 18-22• Recalled by Chicago on July 26 and optioned to Iowa on August 5• Earned saves in back-to-back games, August 8-9 at Oklahoma City• Recalled as Chicago’s 26th man for a double-header against San Francisco on August 21 and optioned to Iowa after the second game• Allowed more then one run for the only time all season, giving up two runs in 0.2 innings on August 25 at Tacoma, and suffered a blown save and a loss• Earned a save in each of his final two appearances, August 27 at Tacoma and August 30 vs. Oklahoma City• Recalled by Chicago on September 1• Career stats with Iowa (2010-14): 7-13, 3.15 ERA (81ER/231.2IP), 191G, 13HLD, 66SV, 178H, 25HR, 113BB, 263K

vs. RH: .274 (17-for-62), 2HR, 8BB, 18K vs. LH: .159 (11-for-69), HR, 5BB, 34K HOME: 0-0, 1.33 ERA, 14SV, 21G ROAD: 0-1, 2.35 ERA, 11SV, 14G2014 Highs: IP: 1.2 (8/27 @ TAC) H: 3 (6/3 @ NAS) R: 2 (8/24 @ TAC) ER: 2 (8/24 @ TAC) HR: 1 (3x) BB: 3 (8/24 @ TAC) SO: 4 (8/27 @ TAC)Save/Opp: 25/27 Holds: 0 First Batter Retired: 24/35 Scored/Inherited: 3/10

Carlos Pimentel • RHP • 4-9, 5.35 ERA, 29G, 15GS, 101.0IP, 109H, 66R, 60ER, 17HR, 6HB, 52BB, 95K, 1.59 WHIP• Led the staff in walks (52) and home runs allowed (17)• Opened the season in the starting rotation and was 2-9 with a 5.93 ERA (49ER/74.1IP) in 15 starts during the season• Made his first relief appearance on May 6 at New Orleans and finished 2-0 with a 3.71 ERA (11ER/26.2IP) in 14 relief appearances• Allowed one run in six innings and set a career-high with 10 strikeouts in a win on April 9 vs. Nashville• Had no recored, a 2.08 ERA (5ER/21.2IP), and struck out 25 batters in five games (three starts) in May• Inherited the bases loaded, allowed a grand slam to Nate Freiman, and was ejected after hitting next batter in the foot on June 13 at Sacramento• Made four starts, June 26-July 10 in his final four appearances before the All-Star Break and was 0-3 in those outings• Allowed a career-high 14 hits and walked two that led to nine runs scored in five innings his final start of the season on August 16 vs. Salt Lake• Didn’t allow a run in his final six innings over his last three appearances of the season and picked up a win on August 29 vs. Oklahoma City

vs. RH: .278 (55-for-198), 9HR, 30BB, 40K vs. LH: .284 (54-for-190), 8HR, 22BB, 47K HOME: 2-5, 5.53 ERA, 15G, 8GS ROAD: 2-4, 5.13 ERA, 14G, 7GS2014 Highs: IP: 6.0 (4x) H: 14* (8/7 @ OKC) R: 9 (8/7 @ OKC) ER: 9 (8/7 @ OKC) HR: 2 (3x) BB: 5 (2x) SO: 10* (4/9 vs. NAS) * - Career-highSave/Opp: 0/2 Holds: 1 First Batter Retired (relief ): 9/14 Scored/Inherited: 6/7 Quality Starts: 4

Jasvir Rakkar • RHP • 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1G, 1.0IP, 1K• Joined the I-Cubs from short-season Boise on July 10• Pitched a perfect inning in the eighth inning of a 7-1 loss at Omaha on July 10• Returned to Boise on July 11

Neil Ramirez • RHP • 0-0, 7.71 ERA, 6G, 7.0IP, 7H, 6R, 6ER, 2HR, 5BB, 11K, 1.71 WHIP• Gave up a grand slam to Audry Perez in his I-Cubs debut on April 5 vs. Memphis• All six runs he allowed came on home runs with Greg Garcia adding a two-run shot on April 13 at Memphis• Credited with a hold in three of his six appearances• Recalled by the Chicago Cubs on April 24

Dae-Eun Rhee • RHP • 3-2, 3.75 ERA, 9G, 8GS, 48.0IP, 53H, 23R, 20ER, 4HR, 3HB, 16BB, 36K, 1.44 WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on July 8• Pitched three innings and allowed one run following Tsuyoshi Wada’s last start with Iowa on July 13 vs. Oklahoma City for Rhee’s only relief appearance• Placed on the disabled list from July 14-23 with a left calf strain• Allowed one hit and one unearned run in six innings to earn his first triple-A win on July 23 vs. New Orleans• Placed on the DL with a left calf strain from August 10-22• Earned consecutive wins and combined for 13.1 scoreless innings in his final two starts of the season• Tied a career-high with 11 strikeouts in seven shutout innings for the win in the season finale vs. Oklahoma City on September 1

vs. RH: .300 (30-for-100), HR, 6BB, 15K vs. LH: .284 (23-for-81), 3HR, 10BB, 21K HOME: 2-0, 0.56 ERA, 3G, 2GS ROAD: 1-2, 5.34 ERA, 6GS2014 Highs: IP: 7.0 (9/1 vs. OKC) H: 10** (8/3 @ OMA) R: 7** (8/3 @ OMA) ER: 7** (8/3 @ OMA) HR: 3 (8/3 @ OMA) BB: 3 (4x) SO: 11** (9/1 vs. OKC)Save/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 First Batter Retired (relief ): 1/1 Scored/Inherited: 0/0 Quality Starts: 4 ** - Tied Career-high

Armando Rivero • RHP • 3-0, 2.97 ERA, 23G, 1SV, 30.1IP, 25H, 10R, 10ER, 4HR, 12BB, 46K, 1.15 WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on June 20• Earned his first triple-A win in his second appearance with a scoreless inning on June 22 vs. Albuquerque• Was 3-0 with a 1.64 ERA (2ER/11.0IP) in his first eight games prior to the All-Star Break• Earned his first triple-A save closing out a 2-1 win in game two of a double-header on July 30 at New Orleans• Posted a stretch of 13.1 consecutive scoreless innings over nine appearances from July 6-August 3• Of the four home runs he allowed, three came in a span of four games, August 14-23• Eight of the 10 runs he allowed came in 10 appearances in August

vs. RH: .246 (16-for-65), 2HR, 7BB, 27K vs. LH: .200 (9-for-45), 2HR, 5BB, 19K HOME: 2-0, 2.25 ERA, 10G ROAD: 1-0, 3.44 ERA, 1SV, 13G2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (6x) H: 3 (2x) R: 2 (4x) ER: 2 (4x) HR: 1 (4x) BB: 2 (7/20 @ RR) SO: 5** (7/1#2 vs. OMA)Save/Opp: 1/3 Holds: 3 First Batter Retired: 16/23 Scored/Inherited: 3/6 ** - Tied Career-high

Zac Rosscup • LHP • 2-0, 2.10 ERA, 29G, 4SV, 30.0IP, 18H, 7R, 7ER, 15BB, 38K, 1.10 WHIP• Stranded two inherited runners to preserve a tie and earned the win when the Cubs walked-off with their first victory on April 6 vs. Memphis• Pitched two scoreless innings and had a two-run single for his first career hit and RBI in a Cubs’ victory on April 13 at Memphis• Recalled by Chicago to be the 26th man in a double-header on April 16 and optioned to Iowa on April 17• Allowed three earned runs on April 20 vs. Round Rock for the first earned runs allowed in his Iowa career (13.1 innings going back to 2013)• Recalled to Chicago on April 24 and optioned to Iowa on May 3• After two scoreless appearances, recalled to Chicago on May 7and returned to Iowa on a Major League rehab assignment on June 7• Pitched three perfect innings and struck out six in three rehab appearances• Activated from Chicago’s disabled list and optioned to Iowa on June 14• Pitched a perfect inning and struck out one to close out a 4-2 win and earn his first triple-A save on July 1 vs. Omaha• Earned three saves in four appearances, July 1-9• Recalled by Chicago on July 11 and optioned to Iowa on July 19• Inherited a 1-0 lead in the ninth inning on July 29 at New Orleans, but walked a season-high four batters to force in the tying run for a blown save• Allowed one run in 12.1 innings over final 14 appearances with Iowa from June 29-August 19• Recalled by Chicago on August 21• Career stats with Iowa (2013-14): 2-1, 1.67 ERA (7ER/37.2IP), 13HLD, 4SV, 23H, 12R, 0HR, 21BB, 55K

vs. RH: .138 (9-for-65), 7BB, 23K vs. LH: .231 (9-for-40), 8BB, 15K HOME: 1-0, 2.25 ERA, 1SV, 15G ROAD: 1-0, 1.93 ERA, 3SV, 14G2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (3x) H: 2 (4x) R: 3 (4/20 vs. RR) ER: 3 (4/20 vs. RR) HR: 0 BB: 4 (7/29 @ NO) SO: 4 (4/9 vs. NAS)Save/Opp: 4/5 Holds: 10 First Batter Retired: 20/29 Scored/Inherited: 3/9

Chris Rusin • LHP • 8-13, 4.31 ERA, 23G, 23GS, 1CG, 1SHO, 146.1IP, 163H, 75R, 70ER, 15HR, 7HB, 38BB, 97K, 1.37 WHIP• Tied for second in the league with 13 losses, which tied for fourth on Iowa’s single-season list• Team averaged 1.8 runs on offense and were shut out twice in his 13 losses• Figured in the decision in each of his first 18 starts and 21 of his 23 for the year• Led the staff in hits allowed (163), earned runs allowed (70), and hit batsmen (7)• Ranks fifth on Iowa’s career list with 75 starts over the last four seasons• Led Cubs pitchers at the plate, batting .323 (10-for-31) with a home run, three RBI, three runs scored, and seven sacrifice bunts• Recalled by the Chicago Cubs on April 12 and optioned to Iowa on April 13• Allowed one run on seven hits in seven innings to earn his first win of the season on April 25 at Colorado Springs• Pitched a nine-inning no-hitter on May 7 at New Orleans, walking two, striking out three, and throwing 118 pitches

• First Iowa no-hitter since Reggie Patterson on August 21, 1984• First no-hitter in the PCL since 2009 and the 145th in league history

• Named the PCL Pitcher of the Week for May 5-11• Posted four straight quality starts from May 19-June 6, but earned only two wins• Turned in a quality start and hit a home run off Pedro Hernandez in a 16-3 win on June 27 at Colorado Springs• Recalled by Chicago on July 5 and optioned to Iowa on July 9• Set a season-high with nine strikeouts and allowed two runs in seven innings for a win on July 11 vs. Oklahoma City• Recalled by Chicago on July 30 and optioned to Iowa on August 12• Held to four innings in his final start on August 29 due to an hour and 19 minute rain delay in the fourth inning• Claimed off waivers by the Colorado Rockies on September 27• Career stats with Iowa (2011-14): 29-31, 4.09 ERA (214ER/470.1IP), 78G, 75GS, 2CG, 2SHO, 492H, 234R, 48HR, 132BB, 306K

vs. RH: .298 (116-for-389), 9HR, 31BB, 70K vs. LH: .280 (47-for-168), 6HR, 7BB, 27K HOME: 4-8, 4.43 ERA, 13GS ROAD: 4-5, 4.15 ERA, 10GS2014 Highs: IP: 9.0** (5/7 @ NO) H: 13* (6/16 @ SAC) R: 7 (6/11 @ FRE) ER: 7 (6/11 @ FRE) HR: 3** (4/19 vs. RR) BB: 4** (2x) SO: 9 (7/11 vs. OKC)Quality Starts: 13 * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

Jonathan Sanchez • LHP • 0-0, 67.50 ERA, 1G, 0.2IP, 1H, 5R, 5ER, 1HR, 1HB, 3BB, 1K• Walked three, hit a batter, and allowed a grand slam to Greg Garcia in his only appearance on April 4 vs. Memphis• Placed on the disabled list with a left shoulder strain on April 10 and left the I-Cubs to rehab at the Cubs’ complex in Mesa

Brian Schlitter • RHP • 0-0, 3.38 ERA, 7G, 3SV, 8.0IP, 10H, 4R, 3ER, 3BB, 4K, 1.63 WHIP• Optioned to the I-Cubs on April 12• Earned a save in three straight appearances, April 16-21• Moved into second place on Iowa’s career saves list with his 35th on April 17 vs. New Orleans• Recalled by Chicago on April 26• Joined Iowa on a Major League rehab assignment on August 22• Allowed one run on one hit in an inning of work in his only rehab appearance on August 23 at Reno• Activated on August 24 and optioned to Iowa• Charged with an unearned run and a blown save in his final appearance on August 29 vs. Oklahoma City• Recalled by Chicago on September 2• Career stats with Iowa (2010, ‘13-14): 3-5, 3.21 ERA (34ER/95.1IP), 82G, 2HLD, 36SV, 92H, 7HR, 33BB, 91K

vs. RH: .353 (6-for-17), 2BB, 2K vs. LH: .235 (4-for-17), 1BB, 2K HOME: 0-0, 3.60 ERA, 3SV, 4G ROAD: 0-0, 3.00 ERA, 3G2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (4/21 vs. RR) H: 2 (3x) R: 1 (4x) ER: 1 (3x) HR: 0 BB: 1 (3x) SO: 1 (4x)Save/Opp: 3/4 Holds: 0 First Batter Retired: 3/7 Scored/Inherited: 0/0

Dan Straily • RHP • 3-5, 4.09 ERA, 10G, 10GS, 55.0IP, 59H, 34R, 25ER, 7HR, 3HB, 20BB, 56K, 1.44 WHIP• Acquired by the Cubs from the A’s along with INF Addison Russell, OF Billy McKinney, and a PTBNL for Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel on July 5• Joined Iowa’s active roster on July 7 and was charged with four unearned run in five innings in a loss at Omaha in his organizational debut• Won three straight road starts, July 31-August 11, combining to allow two unearned run in 21.0 innings with 18 strikeouts• Recalled by the Chicago Cubs on August 16 for a start against the New York Mets and optioned to Iowa on August 17• Allowed 14 runs (12 earned) on 22 hits in 16.0 innings over his final three starts, August 21-31• Recalled by Chicago on September 2

vs. RH: .264 (32-for-121), 8BB, 40K vs. LH: .284 (27-for-95), 12BB, 16K HOME: 0-2, 8.55 ERA, 4GS ROAD: 3-3, 1.54 ERA, 6GS2014 Highs: IP: 7.0 (8/5 @ OMA) H: 10 (8/26 @ TAC) R: 7 (8/31 vs. OKC) ER: 6 (8/31 vs. OKC) HR: 2** (3x) BB: 4** (7/12 vs. OKC) SO: 9 (8/5 @ OMA)Quality Starts: 4 ** - Tied Career-high

Arodys Vizcaino • RHP • 0-0, 5.40 ERA, 17G, 18.1IP, 25H, 11R, 11ER, 1HR, 2HB, 11BB, 16K, 1.96 WHIP• Joined the I-Cubs from double-A Tennessee on June 19• Allowed nine runs (three per game) on nine hits in three innings over three appearances, July 4-10 leading into the All-Star Break• Didn’t allow a run after the All-Star Break, working 12.0 innings in 10 appearances to finish the season• Recalled by Chicago on September 2

vs. RH: .314 (16-for-51), 5BB, 12K vs. LH: .346 (9-for-26), 6BB, 4K HOME: 0-0, 2.25 ERA, 8G ROAD: 0-0, 7.84 ERA, 9G2014 Highs: IP: 2.0 (7/31 @ NO) H: 4 (2x) R: 3 (3x) ER: 3 (3x) HR: 1 (7/10 @ OMA) BB: 2 (7/31 @ NO) SO: 2 (5x)Save/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 First Batter Retired: 8/17 Scored/Inherited: 0/2

Tsuyoshi Wada • LHP • 10-6, 2.77 ERA, 19G, 18GS, 113.2IP, 104H, 36R, 35ER, 13HR, 2HB, 28BB, 120K, 1.16 WHIP• Voted as the top left-handed starter on the All-PCL Team joining Rich Hill (2006) as the only Cubs to receive that honor• Tied for the team lead in wins (10) while posting quality starts in 12 of his 18 outings• Allowed one run in 13.1 innings and struck out 18 over to earn two wins in his first two starts of the season• Named the PCL Pitcher of the Week for the season-opening period of April 3-13• Tied a career-high with 10 strikeouts in 6.2 innings while picking up a win on April 12 at Memphis• Worked eight innings and lost when a leadoff homer by Josh Rodriguez of New Orleans was enough for a 1-0 win for the Zephyrs on April 18• Worked the first five innings of a 9-0 shutout on April 24 at Colorado Springs for the Cubs’ first-ever shutout at Security Service Field• Named the Chicago Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April, going 3-1 with a PCL-best 0.68 ERA (2ER/26.1IP) for the month• Led the staff with 35 strikeouts in 37.0 innings in six starts in May• Matched his season and career-high with 10 strikeouts in six innings in a win on June 24 vs. Albuquerque• Earned the win in five of six starts in June to lead the league in victories while posting a 2.27 ERA (9ER/35.2IP) and finishing second with 37 K’s• Made his only relief appearance on July 3 vs. Omaha and was charged with a blown save and a loss, allowing two runs on one hit in 2.2 innings• Recalled by the Chicago Cubs to be the 26th man and start game two of a double-header at Cincinnati on July 8• Allowed a season-high three home runs, including two to Preston Tucker, in a loss on July 13 vs. Oklahoma City• Selected to the PCL All-Star Team, but didn’t participate in the Triple-A All-Star Game after starting the final game before the Break• Made one start after the All-Star Break and posted his third 10 strikeout game of the year in a win vs. Round Rock on July 18• Recalled by Chicago on July 23• Left the Cubs leading the PCL in strikeouts (120), tied for the league-lead in wins (10), ranked second in innings (113.2), fourth in ERA (2.77), and

fifth in WHIP (1.16)

vs. RH: .238 (72-for-303), 8HR, 20BB, 82K vs. LH: .250 (32-for-128), 5HR, 8BB, 38K HOME: 4-4, 3.10 ERA, 10G, 9GS ROAD: 6-2, 2.39 ERA, 9GS2014 Highs: IP: 8.0* (4/18 vs. NO) H: 10 (5/18 vs. RR) R: 6 (5/18 vs. RR) ER: 6 (5/18 vs. RR) HR: 3* (7/13 vs. OKC) BB: 4 (6/14 @ SAC) SO: 10** (3x)Quality Starts: 12 * - Career-high ** - Tied Career-high

2014 IOWA CUBS NUMBERSTEAM BATTING

STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST RUNS IN A GAME 17 (6/9 @ Fresno) 16 (8/7 @ Oklahoma City)MOST HITS IN A GAME 19 (6/27 @ Colorado Springs) 19 (8/7 @ Oklahoma City)MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME 4 (5/21 @ RR & 8/1 @ NO) 5 (4/19 vs. Round Rock)MOST DOUBLES IN A GAME 6 (4/24 @ CSP & 6/26 #2 @ CSP) 7 (5/10 vs. NAS & 8/20 @ Reno)MOST RUNS IN AN INNING 7 (5/5 @ Nashville, 9th inn.) 6 (2x, Last - 8/20 @ Reno, 8th inn.)MOST HOME RUNS IN AN INNING 3 (7/19 @ Round Rock, 2nd inn.) 2 (5x, Last - 8/24 @ TAC, 7th inn.)MOST STOLEN BASES IN A GAME 6 (8/4 @ Omaha) 6 (5/16 vs. Round Rock)MOST LEFT ON BASE 13 (7/29 @ NO & 8/23 @ Reno) 15 (7/8 @ Omaha)TEAM BATTED AROUND IN INNING 17 (Last - 9/1 vs. OKC, 3rd inning) 12 (Last - 8/20 @ Reno, 8th inn.)

TEAM PITCHINGSTATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 20 (7/9 @ Omaha) 19 (7/9 @ Omaha & 8/24 @ TAC)MOST BASE ON BALLS IN A GAME 8 (8/24 @ Tacoma) 11 (6/9 @ Fresno)FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (9 INNINGS) 0 (5/7 @ New Orleans) 1 (5/29 @ Memphis)QUALITY STARTS (6+ IP, 3 RUNS OR FEWER) 79 (Last - Rhee, 9/1 vs. OKC) 55 (Last - L. Cruz, 8/30, OKC)MOST PITCHERS USED 6 (8/24 @ Tacoma) 6 (4x, Last - 8/24 @ Tacoma)CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INN. PITCHED 15 (5/6-8 @ NO & 7/30-8/1 @ NO) 18 (April 19-21 vs. Round Rock)

TEAM FIELDINGSTATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST ERRORS IN A GAME 6 (4/17 vs. New Orleans) 3 (3x, Last - 9/1, OKC)MOST DOUBLE PLAYS IN A GAME 4 (5/30 @ Memphis) 4 (5/20 @ RR & 6/11 @ FRE)

INDIVIDUAL BATTINGSTATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST HITS IN A GAME 5 (Alcantara, 4/26 @ CSP & Soler, 8/23 @ REN) 4 (7x, Last - Smoak, 8/24 @ TAC)MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME 2 (6x, Last - Olt, 8/9 @ OKC) 2 (9x, Last - Albitz, 8/18, SL)MOST RBI IN A GAME 7 (Lopez, 6/9 @ Fresno) 6 (G. Garcia, 4/4 vs. Memphis)MOST DOUBLES IN A GAME 2 (14x, Last - Whiteside, 9/1 vs. OKC) 2 (16x, Last - Torreyes, 8/29, OKC)MOST TRIPLES IN A GAME 1 (26x, Last - Mota, 8/29 vs. OKC) 2 (Reynolds, 8/13, Las Vegas)MOST RUNS IN A GAME 4 (3x, Last - Baez, 6/9 @ Fresno) 4 (Torreyes, 8/7 @ Oklahoma City)MOST STOLEN BASES IN A GAME 2 (17x, Last - 2 players, 8/14 vs. LV) 2 (4x, Last - Wates, 7/6 @ OKC)MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 4 (7x, Last - Mota, 8/24 @ Tacoma) 4 (6x, Last - J. Rodriguez, 7/24, NO)MOST BASE ON BALLS IN A GAME 4 (Coghlan, 4/22 vs. RR & Bryant, 8/23 @ REN) 3 (Wilson, 7/19 @ Round Rock)HOME RUNS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES 3, Vitters (May 4-6) & Bryant (June 22-24)LONGEST HITTING STREAK 15, Baez (July 2-21)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGSTATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 11 (3x, Last - Rhee, 9/1 vs. OKC) 13 (Fiers, 5/10, Nashville)MOST WALKS IN A GAME 5 (3x, Last - Beeler, 7/27 #1 vs. MEM) 8 (Harrell, 8/23 @ Reno)MOST INNINGS PITCHED BY STARTER 9.0 (Rusin, 5/7 @ New Orleans) 9.0 (Cooney, 5/29 @ Memphis)

IOWA CUBS 2014 RECORDS STARTS BY POSITION (RECORD)STATISTIC HOME AWAY TOTAL Overall record 39-34 35-36 74-70Day games 20-7 10-2 30-9Night games 19-27 25-34 44-61Extra innings 4-0 3-3 7-3Shutouts 5-7 10-3 15-10One-run games 15-9 7-13 22-22Two-run games 3-9 3-5 6-14vs RH starters 26-17 21-26 47-43vs LH starters 13-17 14-10 27-27Cubs starter works 6+ inn. 30-22 28-20 58-42Opp. starter works 6+ inn. 14-19 15-19 29-38Double-header wins 0 1 1Double-header losses 2 1 3Double-header splits 2 1 3Series record 8-4-6 7-7-4 15-11-10Cubs score first 20-7 29-16 49-23Opponents score first 19-27 6-20 25-47Iowa homers 29-11 26-20 55-310 errors 23-11 19-12 42-231 error 8-17 14-18 22-352 or more errors 8-6 2-6 10-12vs American North Division 17-7 13-11 30-18vs American South Division 15-18 17-14 32-32vs Pacific North Division 0-0 5-11 5-11vs Pacific South Division 7-9 0-0 7-9April 9-8 5-1 14-9May 8-6 6-10 14-16June 9-4 7-9 16-13July 8-9 8-7 16-16August 4-7 9-9 13-16September 1-0 0-0 1-0

VERSUS THE PCL HOME AWAY TOTAL Albuquerque Isotopes 3-1 0-0 3-1Colorado Springs Sky Sox 5-3 6-2 11-5El Paso Chihuahuas 3-1 0-0 3-1Fresno Grizzlies 0-0 1-3 1-3Las Vegas 51s 1-3 0-0 1-3Memphis Redbirds 1-8 3-4 4-12Nashville Sounds 5-3 3-5 8-8New Orleans Zephyrs 5-3 6-2 11-5Oklahoma City Redhawks 6-2 4-4 10-6Omaha Storm Chasers 6-2 3-5 9-7Reno Aces 0-0 1-3 1-3Round Rock Express 4-4 5-3 9-7Sacramento River Cats 0-0 1-3 1-3Salt Lake Bees 0-4 0-0 0-4Tacoma Rainiers 0-0 2-2 2-2

DAY OF THE WEEK HOME AWAY TOTAL Monday 8-2 5-4 13-6Tuesday 5-6 3-5 8-11Wednesday 5-1 6-4 11-5Thursday 7-4 5-7 12-11Friday 4-6 6-5 10-11Saturday 3-10 4-7 7-17Sunday 7-5 6-4 13-9

P: Jokisch 26 (15-11), Rusin 23 (9-14), Beeler 20 (11-9), Wada 18 (13-5), Hendricks 17 (12-5), Pimentel 15 (3-12), Straily 10 (5-5), Rhee 8 (3-5), Negrin 3 (1-2), Doubront 2 (0-2), Figueroa 1 (1-0), Hermans 1 (1-0)

C: Whiteside 57 (32-25), Lopez 53 (25-28), Flores 32 (16-16), Castillo 2 (1-1)

1B: Valaika 51 (29-22), Olt 26 (11-15), Anderson 21 (10-11), Mota 18 (11-7), Vitters 13 (3-10), Watkins 8 (6-2), Coghlan 4 (3-1), Whiteside 3 (1-2)

2B: Alcantara 69 (39-30), Watkins 39 (15-24), Baez 16 (10-6), Valaika 8 (3-5), Ely 7 (5-2), Mota 3 (0-3), Bote 2 (2-0)

3B: Bryant 66 (36-30), Villanueva 61 (33-28), Valaika 9 (2-7), Mota 4 (2-2), Olt 2 (0-2), Watkins 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0)

SS: Baez 83 (43-40), Soto 29 (14-15), Valaika 14 (7-7), Watkins 13 (8-5), Alcantara 5 (2-3)

LF: Vitters 71 (39-32), Kalish 23 (6-17), Szczur 14 (7-7 ), Jackson 10 (8-2), Lake 8 (6-2), Watkins 6 (3-3), M. Ramirez 4 (1-3), Wells 3 (2-1), Mota 2 (1-1), Valaika 2 (1-1), Coghlan 1 (0-1)

CF: Szczur 78 (42-36), Kalish 28 (12-16), Watkins 11 (7-4), Alcantara 11 (4-7), Ha 7 (6-1), Lake 5 (0-5), Jackson 4 (3-1)

RF: Jackson 44 (20-24), Soler 26 (12-14), Kalish 20 (16-4), Coghlan 15 (9-6), Szczur 13 (6-7), Wells 12 (5-7), Ruggiano 5 (2-3), Mota 5 (2-3), Watkins 4 (2-2)

DH: Vitters 15 (6-9), M. Ramirez 14 (7-7), Valaika 12 (9-3), Kalish 3 (1-2), Lopez 3 (2-1), Baez 2 (0-2), Soler 2 (1-1), Bryant 2 (2-0), Coghlan 1 (0-1), Gonzalez 1 (0-1), Jackson 1 (0-1), Ruggiano 1 (1-0), Lake 1 (1-0), Ely 1 (0-1), Whiteside 1 (1-0)

DEFENSIVE STATSDOUBLE PLAYS TURNED:I-CUBS: 142OPPONENTS: 113 (+1 Triple Play)

OUTFIELD ASSISTS: 21Szczur 12 (1 @ 1B, 7 @ 2B, 1 @ 3B, 3 @ HP), Vitters 3 (2 @ HP, 1 @ 2B), Wells 2 (1 @ 2B, 1 @ 3B), Jackson 1 (1 @ 2B), Kalish 2 (2 @ 2B), Ha 1 (1@HP) BALKS: 3Jokisch (1), Hatley (1), Beeler (1)

PICKOFFS: 14Pimentel (1), Hendricks (1), Wada (1), Rusin (4), Mateo (1), Jokisch (1), Beeler (2), Cabrera (1), Rosscup (1), Doubront (1)

RECORD WHEN ALLOWING...0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+15-0 11-2 12-8 16-4 10-11 3-11 3-7 1-9 2-5 0-4 1-9

RECORD WHEN SCORING...0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+0-10 2-17 6-14 6-8 8-9 10-6 11-6 9-0 4-0 6-0 12-0

STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (RECORD)

FIRST: Szczur 66 (32-34), Alcantara 35 (19-16), Kalish 12 (4-8), Lake 12 (5-7), Watkins 7 (4-3), Coghlan 6 (5-1), Mota 4 (3-1), Jackson 1 (1-0), Soto 1 (1-0)

SECOND: Alcantara 47 (26-21), Watkins 33 (17-16), Kalish 26 (12-14), Szczur 8 (6-2), Ruggiano 6 (3-3), Jackson 6 (5-1), Valaika 5 (1-4), Vitters 4 (0-4), Castillo 2 (1-1), Mota 2 (1-1), Anderson 1 (0-1), Flores 1 (1-0), Lopez 1 (0-1), Soto 1 (1-0), Ely 1 (0-1)

THIRD: Baez 101 (53-48), Bryant 25 (13-12), Valaika 7 (3-4), Coghlan 4 (3-1), Vitters 2 (1-1), Soler 2 (0-2), Anderson 1 (1-0), Alcantara 1 (0-1), Watkins 1 (0-1)

FOURTH: Valaika 57 (30-27), Bryant 23 (12-11), Vitters 19 (10-9), Soler 16 (7-9), Lopez 13 (6-7), Anderson 5 (4-1), Olt 4 (1-3), M. Ramirez 2 (1-1), Lake 2 (2-0), Coghlan 1 (0-1), Villanueva 1 (0-1), Wells 1 (1-0)

FIFTH: Vitters 31 (14-17), Valaika 22 (12-10), Bryant 20 (13-7), Olt 12 (5-7), Soler 10 (6-4), Coghlan 8 (4-4), Lopez 8 (4-4), Jackson 6 (1-5), Villanueva 4 (4-0), Kalish 4 (3-1), Anderson 3 (1-2), M. Ramirez 3 (0-3), Mota 3 (2-1), Whiteside 3 (3-0), Watkins 2 (1-1), Wells 2 (0-2), Szczur 2 (1-1), Gonzalez 1 (0-1)

SIXTH: Villanueva 53 (28-25), Vitters 22 (13-9), M. Ramirez 13 (7-6), Lopez 11 (4-7), Kalish 10 (5-5), Olt 9 (3-6), Mota 8 (3-5), Watkins 5 (2-3), Szczur 4 (2-2), Valaika 3 (2-1), Wells 3 (2-1), Ely 2 (2-0), Anderson 1 (1-0)

SEVENTH: Jackson 30 (16-14), Watkins 25 (11-14), Vitters 20 (12-8), Lopez 12 (6-6), Kalish 12 (6-6), Szczur 8 (6-2), Wells 7 (3-4), Mota 7 (2-5), Whiteside 6 (3-3), Olt 3 (2-1), Ha 3 (2-1), Ely 3 (2-1), Coghlan 2 (0-2), Villanueva 2 (1-1), Anderson 1 (0-1), Valaika 1 (1-0), Flores 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0)

EIGHTH: Whiteside 42 (22-20), Flores 23 (11- 12), Soto 15 (5-10), Szczur 11 (5-6), Lopez 11 (5-6), Kalish 8 (5-3), Anderson 8 (3-5), Jackson 8 (5-3), Watkins 4 (3-1), Mota 4 (3-1), Ha 4 (4-0), Ely 2 (1-1), Villanueva 1 (0-1), Wells 1 (1-0), Vitters 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0)

NINTH: Jokisch 16 (7-9), Rusin 15 (6-9), Wada 13 (10-3), Soto 12 (7-5), Hendricks 12 (7-5), Beeler 10 (7-3), Whiteside 9 (6-3), Jackson 9 (4-5), Pimentel 7 (2-5), Watkins 7 (3-4), Flores 6 (4-2), Szczur 5 (1-4), Mota 4 (2-2), Straily 4 (1-3), Rhee 3 (1-2), Anderson 2 (1-1), Lopez 2 (2-0), Negrin 2 (1-1), Kalish 2 (0-2), Figueroa 1 (1-0), Wells 1 (0-1), Doubront 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0)

CATCHING BREAKDOWNPLAYER INN ER ERA CS SBA PCT PBWelington Castillo 18.0 7 3.50 1 1 1.000 0Luis Flores 265.0 114 3.87 10 35 .286 1Rafael Lopez 477.1 227 4.28 14 52 .269 6Lance Rymel 2.0 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0Eli Whiteside 493.1 193 3.52 15 36 .417 4

PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO HRStarters 55-58 3.82 848.1 859 406 361 234 722 79Relievers 19-12 3.98 407.1 378 196 180 189 431 39

SCORE BY INNING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extra Opp 70 72 68 66 57 73 69 68 51 8Iowa 70 73 88 63 79 77 67 78 32 17

MONTHLY PERFORMANCEMONTH Record Batting (AVG/OBP/SLG) Pitching (ERA/K/BB) APRIL 14-9 .242/.321/.376 3.81/213/54MAY 14-16 .241/.309/.380 3.91/230/77JUNE 16-13 .262/.333/.406 3.98/221/90 JULY 16-16 .247/.315/.409 3.05/271/110AUGUST 13-16 .269/.343/.438 4.80/206/91SEPT 1-0 .400/.457/.500 0.00/12/1

PITCHER AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SHAntigua .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Beeler .176 17 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 9 3Doubront .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Figueroa .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Hendricks .083 24 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 10 1Jokisch .161 31 2 5 1 0 0 2 1 9 3Negrin .000 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0Parker .000 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Pimentel .333 12 2 4 0 0 0 2 1 1 1Rhee .200 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0Rivero .500 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Rosscup 1.000 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0Rusin .323 31 3 10 0 0 1 3 1 9 7Straily .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 3Wada .125 24 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 9 4

PITCHERS BATTING STATISTICS

IOWA CUBS HITTING BREAKDOWN

IOWA CUBS HOME RUNSPLAYER 2014 SOLO 2R 3R GS CAREERAlcantara 10 8 0 2 0 40Anderson 4 2 2 0 0 82Baez 23 11 5 6 1 76Bote 1 1 0 0 0 12Bryant 21 10 9 1 1 51Ely 1 0 1 0 0 5Flores 2 2 0 0 0 23Ha 1 1 0 0 0 37B. Jackson 5 2 2 1 0 66 (+4 MLB)Kalish 8 3 2 3 0 53 (+4 MLB)Lake 2 1 1 0 0 49 (+15 MLB)Lopez 1 0 0 0 1 21Mota 3 3 0 0 0 33Olt 7 3 3 0 1 74 (+12 MLB)M. Ramirez 3 0 3 0 0 73 (+555 MLB)Rusin 1 1 0 0 0 1Soler 8 2 3 3 0 28Soto 1 1 0 0 0 3Szczur 1 0 1 0 0 18Valaika 10 4 2 3 1 76 (+2 MLB)Villanueva 6 2 2 1 1 58Vitters 11 5 6 0 0 80 (+2 MLB)Watkins 4 3 1 0 0 27Whiteside 6 4 2 0 0 78 (+10 MLB)

TOTAL 140 69 45 20 6

GAME INFORMATIONLongest Game, Innings............................... 14 (7/9 @ OMA & 8/24 @ TAC)

Longest Game Time (9 INNINGS)............. 3:31 (2x, Last - 8/3 @ OMA)Longest Game Time (EXTRA INN.)........... 5:31 (8/24 @ TAC)Fastest Game Time (9 INNINGS).............. 2:15 (7/22 vs. NO)Consecutive Errorless Games..................... 5 (8/11-15)Most Games Over .500............................... 9 (47-38 & 57-48)Most Games Under .500.............................. 3 (0-3)

ATTENDANCEHOME TOTAL......... 492,069 / 70 dates Average - 7,029ROAD TOTAL......... 428,880 / 68 dates Average - 6,307TOTAL..................... 920,949 / 138 dates Average - 6,674 LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE............14,128 (6/20 vs. ELP)LARGEST ROAD ATTENDANCE..............12,531 (7/19 @ RR)

PLAYER AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SHAlcantara .400 5 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0Anderson .667 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0Baez .333 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0Bryant .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Coghlan .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ely .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Gonzalez .750 4 2 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Jackson .143 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 0Kalish .500 10 3 5 1 0 1 2 0 2 0Lopez .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Mota .500 6 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0Ramirez .000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0Rusin .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Rymel .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Soler .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Szczur .167 6 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 0Valaika .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Villanueva .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Vitters .200 10 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 6 0Wada .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Watkins .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0Wells .125 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 0Whiteside .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PINCH-HITTER STATISTICS

MULTI-HIT GAMESPLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H TOTAL Valaika 24 4 2 0 30Alcantara 23 2 2 1 28Szczur 23 5 0 0 28Baez 18 7 1 0 26Vitters 15 4 0 0 19Kalish 13 3 1 0 17Watkins 13 2 0 0 15Bryant 10 5 0 0 15Lopez 12 2 1 0 15Villanueva 13 0 0 0 13Olt 11 0 0 0 11Jackson 8 1 0 0 9Mota 7 2 0 0 9Whiteside 7 2 0 0 9Soto 5 3 0 0 8Anderson 4 2 0 0 6Soler 3 2 0 1 6Coghlan 5 0 0 0 5M. Ramirez 4 1 0 0 5Flores 4 0 0 0 4Wells 3 1 0 0 4Lake 2 1 1 0 4Rusin 2 0 0 0 2Jokisch 2 0 0 0 2Ha 2 0 0 0 2Ruggiano 1 0 0 0 1Beeler 1 0 0 0 1Castillo 1 0 0 0 1Ely 1 0 0 0 1Bote 1 0 0 0 1

MULTI-RBI GAMESPLAYER 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6RBI 7+ RBI TOTAL Baez 12 10 2 0 0 0 24Bryant 11 3 1 0 0 0 15Soler 6 5 0 0 0 0 11Alcantara 6 1 2 0 0 0 9Valaika 5 2 2 0 0 0 9Watkins 6 3 0 0 0 0 9Vitters 7 0 1 0 0 0 8Kalish 3 4 1 0 0 0 8Jackson 5 2 0 0 0 0 7Villanueva 2 3 0 1 0 0 6Anderson 4 2 0 0 0 0 6Olt 3 2 1 0 0 0 6Lopez 2 1 0 0 0 1 4M. Ramirez 4 0 0 0 0 0 4Whiteside 3 1 0 0 0 0 4Szczur 3 0 0 0 0 0 3Mota 1 2 0 0 0 0 3Flores 2 0 0 0 0 0 2Lake 2 0 0 0 0 0 2Ely 1 1 0 0 0 0 2Bote 2 0 0 0 0 0 2Coghlan 1 0 0 0 0 0 1Rusin 1 0 0 0 0 0 1Jokisch 1 0 0 0 0 0 1Soto 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDHOME RUN HAPPENINGS

LAST CUBS GRAND SLAM Mike Olt 8/5/2014 @ Omaha (off Buddy Baumann)TWO GRAND SLAMS IN ONE GAME C. Villanueva & R. Lopez 6/9/2014 @ Fresno (off J. Berken and J. Bucardo)LAST PINCH HIT HOME RUN Josh Vitters 7/24/2014 vs. New Orleans (off Donnie Joseph)LAST HR LH & RH GAME Augie Ojeda 8/18/2000 at NashvilleLAST 4 HOME RUN GAME Micah Hoffpauir 8/9/2008 @ Round Rock (3 off J. Miller, 1 off C. Paronto)LAST 3 HOME RUN GAME Edgar Gonzalez 8/6/2013 @ Tacoma (off T. Wilhelmsen, J. Paxton, & B. Moran)LAST 2 HOME RUN GAME Mike Olt 8/9/2014 @ Oklahoma City (off Luis Cruz & Jason Stoffel)LAST INSIDE THE PARK HR Brian Bogusevic 6/21/2013 vs. Nashville (off R.J. Seidel)LAST BACK TO BACK HR’s Jae-Hoon Ha/David Bote 8/27/2014 @ Tacoma, 5th innng (off James Gilheeney)LAST BACK TO BACK TO BACK HR B. Nelson, J. Lake, T. Wright 7/3/2013 vs. Memphis, 4th inning (off Boone Whiting)LAST HR BY A PITCHER Chris Rusin 6/27/2014 @ Colorado Springs (off Pedro Hernandez)LAST 2 HR GAME BY A PITCHER Glendon Rusch 4/25/2004 (G2) vs. CSP (off Denny Stark & Brent Billingsley)LAST LEAD-OFF HOME RUN Ryan Kalish 5/30/2014 @ Memphis (off Zach Petrick)LAST WALK-OFF HOME RUN Kris Bryant 8/14/2014 vs. Las Vegas (off Chasen Bradford)LAST WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM Jake Fox 8/2/2007 vs. Tucson (off Chad Harville)LAST PINCH-HIT WALK-OFF HR Brad Snyder 5/7/2011 vs. New Orleans (off Frank Mata)LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st IOWA HIT David Bote 8/27/2014 @ Tacoma (off James Gilheeney)LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 2 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP (off B. Kloess) & 6/22 vs. ALB (off R. Patterson)LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 3 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP (off B. Kloess) & 6/22 vs. ALB (Patterson & Magill)LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 4 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP, 6/22 vs. ALB, & 6/23 vs. ALB (Jeff Bennett)LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 5 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP, 6/22 vs. ALB, & 6/23 vs. ALB, & 6/24 vs. ALB (Z. Lee)LAST PITCHER TO HR FOR 1st 2 IA HITS Mark Prior 5/7/2002 vs. Tucson (off Horacio Estrada)LAST CUB TO HR IN 1ST AAA AT BAT Greg Rohan 8/1/2012 vs. Colorado Springs (off Guillermo Moscoso)

NO-HITTERS, ONE-HITTERS, COMPLETE GAMESEVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT LAST 9-INNING NO-HITTER 5/7/2014 (Chris Rusin @ New Orleans) 5/25/2002 (Jamie Arnold, Calgary, in Des Moines)LAST 7-INNING NO-HITTER 6/14/1976 (Chris Knapp at Evansville) 5/8/1999 (Frankie Rodriguez, Salt Lake, in D.M.)LAST ONE-HITTER (9 INNINGS) 7/12/2013 (Moscoso (8IP), Schlitter (IP) vs. ALB) 5/29/2014 (Tim Cooney @ MEM)LAST ONE-HITTER (7 INNINGS) 6/19/2013 (Loux, Takahashi, Schlitter vs. NAS) 4/20/2011 (John Ely, Albuquerque)LAST 9-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 5/7/2014 (Chris Rusin @ New Orleans) 5/29/2014 (Tim Cooney @ MEM)LAST 7-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 7/30/2014 (Eric Jokisch @ New Orleans) 7/29/2011 (Chris Volstad @ New Orleans)LAST 9-INNING COMPLETE GAME 5/7/2014 (Chris Rusin @ New Orleans) 5/29/2014 (Tim Cooney @ MEM)LAST 7-INNING COMPLETE GAME 7/30/2014 (Eric Jokisch @ New Orleans) 5/31/2012 (Mike Montgomery @ Omaha)LAST 9-INNING CG, BOTH PITCHERS 8/28/2006, 0-1 L (Jae-Kuk Ryu at OKL) 8/28/2006 (Derek Lee, Oklahoma)

MISCELLANEOUSEVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT PLAYER HIT FOR THE CYCLE Robin Jennings (8/15/97 OKL) Scott Thorman (8/29/10 @ Omaha) PLAYER STOLE HOME Matt Szczur (4/21/14 vs. Round Rock) Robbie Grossman (7/5/14 @ Oklahoma City)7 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) 3 (6/9/87 OKC, 8/15/99 OMA, 8/30/10 @ ALB) 1 (7/26/07 @ Colorado Springs)8 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) 8/9/08 @ Round RockLAST POSITION PLAYER TO PITCH Brian Esposito (8/20/12 @ Las Vegas) Elevys Gonzalez (7/14/13 vs. Albuquerque) LAST TRIPLE PLAY August 9, 2008 @ RR (L5-3-5) August 17, 2014 vs. Salt Lake (1-6-3 on line drive)

IOWA CUBS PLAYER/COACH EJECTIONSPLAYER/COACH DATE INCIDENT UMPIREJavy Baez April 5 Disputing check swing Gabe MoralesMarty Pevey May 7 Arguing Balls and Strikes Nick MahrleyChris Valaika May 10 Questioning calls at first base Chris GonzalezMarty Pevey May 10 Defending Valaika Chris GonzalezJosh Vitters May 18 Thrown bat after called third strike Spencer FlynnMarty Pevey May 18 Defending Vitters Spencer FlynnCasper Wells June 2 Bat flip after called third strike Adam SchwarzMarty Pevey June 2 Defending Wells Adam SchwarzCarlos Pimentel June 13 Hit Batter following grand slam Roberto OrtizMarty Pevey June 13 Disputing Pimentel ejection Roberto OrtizMarty Pevey June 22 Disputing foul tip hitting ground or not on K Ryan GoodmanBrett Jackson July 6 Comments from dugout after caught stealing Ryan BlakneyKris Bryant July 8 Comment after strikeout Chris GonzalezMarty Pevey July 8 Protesting Bryant ejection Chris GonzalezMarty Pevey July 27#1 Arguing during lineup exchange in pre-game meeting Jordan FerrellBrett Jackson July 29 Arguing strike zone following strikeout Alex OrtizZac Rosscup July 29 Comments on strike zone walking off field Alex OrtizJorge Soler July 30 #1 Comment after strikeout Marcus PattilloMatt Szczur August 9 Comment after strikeout on check swing Blake Davis

2014 IOWA CUBS DAY-BY-DAY LOGGAME DATE OPP SCORE REC POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT1 4/3 MEM L, 2-10 0-1 T3 -1.0 D. Aardsma (1-0) C. Rusin (0-1) -- 3:11 40462 4/4 MEM L, 0-9 0-2 4 -2.0 A. Castro (1-0) C. Pimentel (0-1) -- 2:46 34153 4/5 MEM L, 1-11 0-3 4 -2.0 T. Cooney (1-0) K. Hendricks (0-1) -- 2:51 41994 4/6 MEM W, 4-3 1-3 4 -2.0 Z. Rosscup (1-0) L. Stoppelman (0-1) -- 2:36 44415 4/7 NAS W, 4-1 2-3 4 -1.5 T. Wada (1-0) K. Heckathorn (0-1) B. Parker (1) 2:53 31236 4/8 NAS L, 1-4 2-4 4 -2.0 M. Fiers (1-0) C. Rusin (0-2) R. Wooten (3) 2:30 32737 4/9 NAS W, 6-1 3-4 4 -2.0 C. Pimentel (1-1) J. Hellweg (1-1) -- 2:32 47478 4/10 NAS W, 5-1 4-4 T2 -2.0 K. Hendricks (1-1) J. Nelson (1-1) -- 2:36 41389 4/11 @ MEM L, 5-8 4-5 4 -2.0 T. Lyons (1-0) E. Jokisch (0-1) E. Fornataro (1) 2:22 790710 4/12 @ MEM W, 5-0 5-5 T2 -2.0 T. Wada (2-0) N. Greenwood (0-1) -- 2:44 844211 4/13 @ MEM W, 6-3 6-5 2 -2.0 A. Cabrera (1-0) B. Whiting (0-1) M. Mateo (1) 2:44 719412 4/15 NO L, 4-8 6-6 T2 -2.5 A. Conley (1-1) C. Pimentel (1-2) S. Dyson (1) 3:02 367313 4/16 NO W, 6-3 7-6 2 -2.5 K. Hendricks (2-1) Je. Sanchez (0-2) B. Schlitter (1) 2:33 331114 4/17 NO W, 5-4 8-6 2 -1.5 A. Cabrera (2-0) C. Capps (0-1) B. Schlitter (2) 3:19 323715 4/18 NO L, 0-1 8-7 T2 -1.5 B. Flynn (1-1) T. Wada (2-1) H. Rodriguez (1) 2:18 524616 4/19 RR L, 2-12 8-8 T2 -2.5 R. Feierabend (3-0) C. Rusin (0-3) -- 2:48 559817 4/20 RR L, 0-6 8-9 T3 -2.5 N. Tepesch (3-1) C. Pimentel (1-3) -- 2:57 425418 4/21 RR W, 5-1 9-9 T2 -1.5 K. Hendricks (3-1) S. Baker (3-1) B. Schlitter (3) 2:31 361819 4/22 RR W, 10-3 10-9 T2 -1.5 E. Joksich (1-1) M. Kirkman (0-2) -- 2:35 450520 4/24 @ CSP W, 9-0 11-9 2 -1.5 T. Wada (3-1) J. Chacin (0-1) -- 2:55 387721 4/25 @ CSP W, 9-2 12-9 2 -0.5 C. Rusin (1-3) Y. Flande (0-4) -- 2:53 395822 4/26 @ CSP W, 9-6 (13) 13-9 1 +0.5 J. Antigua (1-0) D. Houston (0-2) B. Parker (2) 4:11 355723 4/28 OMA W, 6-3 14-9 1 +1.0 E. Jokisch (2-1) S. Marimon (2-1) B. Parker (3) 2:50 332824 5/1 #1 OMA W, 1-0 15-9 1 +1.5 T. Wada (4-1) R. Troncoso (1-1) B. Parker (4) 2:0825 5/1 #2 OMA L, 6-8 15-10 1 +1.5 J. Marks (2-1) Y. Negrin (0-1) S. Patton (4) 2:42 372826 5/2 @ NAS L, 3-4 15-11 1 +0.5 J. Nelson (4-1) C. Rusin (1-4) D. Hand (6) 2:58 430127 5/3 @ NAS L, 1-3 15-12 1 +0.5 B. Leach (2-0) K. Hendricks (3-2) D. Molleken (1) 2:38 801128 5/4 @ NAS L, 1-5 15-13 1 +0.5 A. Pena (1-2) E. Jokisch (2-2) -- 2:29 288329 5/5 @ NAS W, 12-3 16-13 1 +0.5 D. Beeler (1-0) M. Fiers (5-1) B. Parker (5) 2:50 247830 5/6 @ NO W, 5-4 (11) 17-13 1 +0.5 Z. Rosscup (2-0) C. Roe (1-2) M. Mateo (2) 3:03 287531 5/7 @ NO W, 3-0 18-13 1 +1.5 C. Rusin (2-4) M. Montgomery (0-2) -- 2:41 10,77032 5/8 @ NO L, 1-9 18-14 1 +0.5 E. Villanueva (3-1) K. Hendricks (3-3) -- 2:52 432133 5/10 NAS L, 1-10 18-15 T1 -- M. Fiers (6-1) E. Jokisch (2-3) -- 3:10 655234 5/11 NAS W, 12-11 19-15 1 +1.0 A. Cabrera (3-0) D. Hand (0-1) B. Parker (6) 3:21 423835 5/12 NAS W, 2-1 (10) 20-15 1 +1.0 E. Figueroa (1-0) D. Hand (0-2) -- 3:08 365936 5/13 NAS L, 0-8 20-16 T1 -- B. Mills (3-0) C. Rusin (2-5) B. Blazek (1) 2:39 856737 5/15 RR W, 2-0 21-16 T1 -- K. Hendricks (4-3) J. Saunders (0-1) B. Parker (7) 2:17 388938 5/16 RR L, 1-5 21-17 2 -1.0 R. Feierabend (5-3) E. Jokisch (2-4) -- 3:00 617339 5/17 RR L, 6-7 21-18 2 -1.0 C. Burns (2-2) E. Figueroa (1-1) R. Mendez (1) 3:08 706640 5/18 RR W, 9-8 22-18 T1 -- M. Hatley (1-0) N. Feliz (1-1) B. Parker (8) 3:04 618741 5/19 @ RR L, 2-4 22-19 T1 -- C. Schwinden (1-0) C. Rusin (2-6) L. Bonilla (1) 2:28 683042 5/20 @ RR L, 1-2 22-20 2 -1.0 M. Mikolas (1-0) A. Cabrera (3-1) -- 2:44 591243 5/21 @ RR W, 6-2 23-20 2 -1.0 E. Jokisch (3-4) R. Feierabend (5-4) F. Batista (1) 2:35 684644 5/22 @ RR W, 7-2 24-20 T1 -- D. Beeler (2-0) D. McCutchen (0-3) -- 2:49 792645 5/23 CSP L, 2-10 24-21 2 -1.0 Y. Flande (1-6) T. Wada (4-2) -- 3:31 847146 5/24 CSP W, 8-3 25-21 2 -1.0 C. Rusin (3-6) C. Bergman (3-3) -- 3:07 807747 5/25 CSP W, 7-3 26-21 T1 -- K. Hendricks (5-3) C. Friedrich (1-5) -- 2:41 618648 5/26 CSP W, 12-3 27-21 T1 -- E. Jokisch (4-4) P. Hernandez (3-1) -- 2:54 611449 5/28 #1 @ MEM L, 0-1 27-22 1 +0.5 P. Feliciano (1-0) D. Beeler (2-1) -- 1:4050 5/28 #2 @ MEM L, 1-2 27-23 T1 -- J. Rondon (2-1) M. Hatley (1-1) D. Aardsma (8) 1:56 333651 5/29 @ MEM L, 0-4 27-24 T1 -- T. Cooney (5-4) T. Wada (4-3) -- 2:27 485452 5/30 #1 @ MEM W, 6-4 28-24 T1 -- K. Hendricks (6-3) Z. Petrick (2-3) B. Parker (9) 2:24 614853 5/31 @ NAS L, 1-2 28-25 2 -1.0 J. Nelson (6-1) C. Rusin (3-7) D. Hand (11) 2:33 838154 6/1 @ NAS W, 5-2 29-25 T1 -- E. Jokisch (5-4) M. Fiers (6-3) B. Parker (10) 2:53 259855 6/2 @ NAS L, 1-4 29-26 2 -1.0 T. Jungmann (2-1) D. Beeler (2-2) D. Hand (12) 2:29 289056 6/3 @ NAS W, 4-2 30-26 T1 -- T. Wada (5-3) B. Mills (4-1) B. Parker (11) 2:57 301157 6/5 CSP L, 2-6 30-27 T2 -0.5 P. Hernandez (4-2) K. Hendricks (6-4) C. Bettis (2) 2:55 896958 6/6 CSP W, 2-1 31-27 2 -0.5 C. Rusin (4-7) T. Matzek (5-4) B. Parker (12) 2:24 11,08759 6/7 CSP L, 1-5 31-28 T2 -0.5 Y. Flande (2-8) E. Jokisch (5-5) -- 2:34 800260 6/8 CSP W, 3-0 32-28 T1 -- D. Beeler (3-2) C. Friedrich (1-7) B. Parker (13) 2:39 816661 6/9 @ FRE W, 17-2 33-28 T1 -- T. Wada (6-3) J. Berken (7-5) -- 3:27 302562 6/10 @ FRE L, 2-3 33-29 T1 -- M. Kickham (5-5) K. Hendricks (6-5) H. Hembree (11) 2:31 314963 6/11 @ FRE L, 1-10 33-30 3 -1.0 C. Heston (6-3) C. Rusin (4-8) -- 2:44 415764 6/12 @ FRE L, 2-5 33-31 3 -1.5 M. Lively (4-3) E. Jokisch (5-6) H. Hembree (12) 2:16 529065 6/13 @ SAC L, 5-7 33-32 3 -2.5 P. Smyth (1-1) D. Beeler (3-3) J. McBryde (4) 2:57 10,40566 6/14 @ SAC L, 4-9 33-33 3 -4.0 D. Straily (4-1) T. Wada (6-4) -- 3:26 12,50667 6/15 @ SAC W, 4-3 34-33 3 -4.0 K. Hendricks (7-5) E. O’Flaherty (0-1) M. Hatley (1) 2:37 12,15468 6/16 @ SAC L, 1-5 34-34 3 -4.5 M. Buschmann (5-2) C. Rusin (4-9) -- 2:26 591569 6/17 ELP L, 5-8 34-35 3 -5.5 M. Wisler (4-4) E. Jokisch (5-7) H. Ambriz (6) 2:51 500570 6/18 ELP W, 3-1 35-35 3 -4.5 D. Beeler (4-3) O. Despaigne (1-3) B. Parker (14) 2:53 480271 6/19 ELP W, 6-2 36-35 3 -3.5 T. Wada (7-4) J. Lane (5-6) Y. Negrin (1) 2:57 672672 6/20 ELP W, 8-3 37-35 3 -3.0 K. Hendricks (8-5) D. Roach (0-1) A. Cabrera (1) 2:39 14,128

2014 IOWA CUBS DAY-BY-DAY LOG (Page 2)GAME DATE OPP SCORE REC POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT73 6/21 ALB L, 0-4 37-36 -3.0 3 C. Frias (5-4) C. Rusin (4-10) -- 3:21 11,49674 6/22 ALB W, 7-6 38-36 -3.0 3 A. Rivero (1-0) M. Magill (4-3) B. Parker (15) 2:45 845975 6/23 ALB W, 4-3 39-36 -2.0 3 D. Beeler (5-3) J. Bennett (4-2) B. Parker (16) 2:35 791276 6/24 ALB W, 6-2 40-36 -1.0 T2 T. Wada (8-4) Z. Lee (6-8) -- 2:55 10,23577 6/26 #1 @ CSP W, 7-3 41-36 -0.5 2 K. Hendricks (9-5) J. Nicasio (1-1) -- 2:19 --78 6/26 #2 @ CSP L, 6-7 41-37 -1.5 2 B. Brown (1-0) C. Pimentel (1-4) C. Bettis (3) 2:50 865879 6/27 @ CSP W, 16-3 42-37 -0.5 2 C. Rusin (5-10) P. Hernandez (5-4) -- 3:20 828280 6/28 @ CSP L, 0-6 42-38 -1.5 2 B. Tomko (1-0) E. Jokisch (5-8) -- 2:32 757381 6/29 @ CSP W, 2-0 43-38 -0.5 2 T. Wada (9-4) B. Burress (0-3) B. Parker (17) 2:55 530382 6/30 OMA W, 7-6 (10) 44-38 +0.5 1 M. Hatley (2-1) W. Rodriguez (0-1) -- 3;43 674683 7/1 #1 OMA W, 5-3 (7) 45-38 +1.0 1 K. Hendricks (10-5) T. Collins (0-1) Z. Rosscup (1) 2:03 451184 7/1 #2 OMA W, 7-4 (8) 46-38 +2.0 1 A. Rivero (2-0) R. Troncoso (1-5) -- 3:13 511385 7/2 OMA W, 4-3 47-38 +3.0 1 C. Rusin (6-10) C. Dwyer (1-3) B. Parker (18) 2:56 825786 7/3 OMA L, 3-4 47-39 +2.5 1 W. Rodriguez (1-1) T. Wada (9-5) L. Coleman (3) 2:56 13,00687 7/4 @ OKC L, 3-4 47-40 +2.0 1 J. Stoffel (2-2) M. Hatley (2-2) K. Chapman (3) 2:31 11,85688 7/5 @ OKC L, 2-3 47-41 +1.0 1 P. Clemens (4-0) C. Pimentel (1-5) K. Chapman (4) 3:10 665589 7/6 @ OKC W, 5-4 48-41 +2.0 1 A. Rivero (3-0) A. White (1-2) Z. Rosscup (2) 3:24 477390 7/7 @ OMA L, 3-7 48-42 +1.5 1 R. Verdugo (5-2) D. Straily (4-4) -- 2:51 341291 7/8 @ OMA L, 6-7 48-43 +0.5 1 T. Collins (1-1) M. Hatley (2-3) -- 3:27 512192 7/9 @ OMA W, 2-1 (14) 49-43 +1.5 1 M. Heesch (1-0) R. Troncoso (1-6) Z. Rosscup (3) 4:34 647293 7/10 @ OMA L, 1-7 49-44 +0.5 1 M. Mariot (2-1) C. Pimentel (1-6) -- 3:13 887094 7/11 OKC W, 7-4 50-44 +0.5 1 C. Rusin (7-10) P. Clemens (4-1) -- 2:42 10,02995 7/12 #1 OKC W, 6-5 (7) 51-44 +1.0 1 M. Mateo (1-0) J. Stoffel (2-3) -- 2:14 721996 7/12 #2 OKC L, 1-2 (7) 51-45 +0.5 1 R. Owens (5-4) Y. Negrin (0-2) J. De Leon (1) 2:24 10,32797 7/13 OKC L, 2-5 51-46 -0.5 2 M. Foltynewicz (7-6) T. Wada (9-6) K. Chapman (6) 2:47 7353ALL-STAR BREAK98 7/17 @ RR W, 7-0 52-46 +0.5 1 D. Beeler (6-3) R. Ross, Jr. (1-3) -- 2:43 883399 7/18 @ RR W, 4-1 53-46 +1.5 1 T. Wada (10-6) J. Williams (0-1) B. Parker (19) 2:45 9640100 7/19 @ RR W, 5-4 54-46 +2.5 1 C. Pimentel (2-6) J. Germano (3-10) B. Parker (20) 3:20 12,531101 7/20 @RR L, 3-4 (12) 54-47 +1.5 1 L. Bonilla (2-1) M. Hatley (2-4) -- 4:11 9956102 7/21 NO L, 4-5 54-48 +0.5 1 E. Villanueva (9-6) D. Straily (4-5) A. Caminero (6) 3:11 5088103 7/22 NO W, 1-0 55-48 +1.5 1 D. Beeler (7-3) A. Heaney (3-2) B. Parker (21) 2:15 6569104 7/23 NO W, 13-4 56-48 +2.5 1 D. Rhee (1-0) B. Penny (1-1) -- 2:52 8492105 7/24 NO W, 11-2 57-48 +2.5 1 E. Jokisch (6-8) A. Sanabia (5-4) -- 3:25 9501106 7/25 MEM L, 2-3 57-49 +1.5 1 J. Gast (3-2) C. Rusin (7-11) A. Castro (1) 2:23 12,105107 7/26 #1 MEM L, 4-5 57-50 +1.0 1 T. Cooney (10-5) D. Straily (4-6) E. Fornataro (9) 2:27 --108 7/26 #2 MEM L, 4-6 57-51 +1.0 1 B. Whiting (4-6) Y. Negrin (0-3) J. Rondon (4) 2:30 10,829109 7/27 #1 MEM L, 2-4 57-52 +0.5 1 M. Gonzales (2-1) D. Beeler (7-4) E. Fornataro (10) 2:03 --110 7/27 #2 MEM L, 0-2 57-53 +0.5 1 A. Castro (8-6) C. Pimentel (2-7) J. Rondon (5) 2:26 10,007111 7/29 @ NO L, 1-2 (10) 57-54 -- T1 A. Caminero (2-1) A. Cabrera (3-2) -- 3:31 3347112 7/30 #1 @ NO W, 9-0 58-54 +0.5 1 E. Jokisch (7-8) B. Flynn (7-8) -- 2:20 --113 7/30 #2 @ NO W, 2-1 59-54 +0.5 1 Y. Negrin (1-3) B. Penny (1-2) A. Rivero (1) 2:20 2434114 7/31 @ NO W, 4-0 60-54 +1.5 1 D. Straily (5-6) E. Villanueva (9-7) -- 3:06 5117115 8/1 @ NO W, 9-2 61-54 +1.5 1 C. Pimentel (3-7) A. Heaney (4-3) -- 3:02 6998116 8/2 @ OMA L, 2-6 61-55 +0.5 1 C. Dwyer (2-3) D. Beeler (7-5) -- 2:53 7171117 8/3 @ OMA L, 5-7 61-56 -0.5 2 A. Brooks (8-3) D. Rhee (1-1) L. Coleman (5) 3:31 8201118 8/4 @ OMA W, 6-0 62-56 +0.5 1 E. Jokisch (8-8) J. Lamb (6-9) -- 2:51 5933119 8/5 @ OMA W, 7-4 63-56 +1.5 1 D. Straily (6-6) B. Baumann (1-3) Z. Rosscup (4) 3:21 5170120 8/7 @ OKC L, 4-16 63-57 +0.5 1 R. Owens (6-5) C. Pimentel (3-8) -- 3:01 5064121 8/8 @ OKC W, 8-5 64-57 +1.0 1 D. Beeler (8-5) N. Tropeano (7-5) B. Parker (22) 3:25 8807122 8/9 @ OKC L, 6-9 64-58 -- T1 P. Clemens (6-2) M. Hatley (2-5) -- 3:11 7174123 8/10 @ OKC W, 10-2 65-58 -- T1 E. Jokisch (9-8) A. Wojciechowski (2-4) A. Cabrera (2) 2:56 4322124 8/11 @ OKC W, 3-0 66-58 +1.0 1 D. Straily (7-6) A. White (2-5) B. Parker (23) 2:55 3882125 8/12 LV L, 5-6 66-59 +1.0 1 C. Bradford (3-1) M. Hatley (2-6) G. Germen (5) 3:17 7552126 8/13 LV L, 4-6 66-60 -- T1 J. Lannan (2-1) C. Rusin (7-12) R. Reid (4) 3:05 8174127 8/14 LV W, 6-5 (12) 67-60 +1.0 1 M. Mateo (2-0) C. Bradford (3-2) -- 3:42 6927128 8/15 LV L, 0-2 67-61 -- T1 M. Bowman (2-1) E. Jokisch (9-9) M. Socolovich (2) 2:59 10,061129 8/16 SL L, 3-5 67-62 -1.0 2 C. Volstad (2-1) C. Pimentel (3-9) M. Kohn (7) 3:05 10,404130 8/17 SL L, 2-3 67-63 -2.0 T2 W. LeBlanc (10-3) F. Doubront (0-1) C. Bedrosian (1) 2:56 10,593131 8/18 SL L, 5-7 67-64 -3.0 3 A. Lerew (4-4) C. Rusin (7-13) M. Kohn (8) 3:16 6269132 8/19 SL L, 2-4 67-65 -3.0 3 D. Carpenter (2-1) D. Beeler (8-6) C. Bedrosian (2) 3:05 7107133 8/20 @ REN L, 4-11 67-66 -3.0 3 J. Todd (7-2) E. Jokisch (9-10) -- 3:14 4803134 8/21 @ REN L, 2-7 67-67 -3.0 3 M. Serrano (6-0) D. Straily (7-7) J. Barrett (13) 2:54 4845135 8/22 @ REN L, 6-11 67-68 -4.0 3 C. Brewer (7-10) D. Rhee (1-2) -- 2:52 8008136 8/23 @ REN W, 10-7 68-68 -4.0 3 C. Rusin (8-13) L. Harrell (6-4) -- 3:18 7690137 8/24 @ TAC L, 4-5 (14) 68-69 -4.0 3 A. Carraway (7-5) B. Parker (0-1) -- 5:31 7463138 8/25 @ TAC W, 8-0 69-69 -3.0 3 A. Cabrera (4-2) T. Walker (6-4) -- 2:28 6460139 8/26 @ TAC L, 3-5 69-70 -4.0 3 A. Carraway (8-5) D. Straily (7-8) C. Smith (10) 2:52 6842140 8/27 @ TAC W, 3-2 70-70 -4.0 3 D. Rhee (2-2) J. Gilheeney (3-11) B. Parker (24) 3:25 6319141 8/29 OKC W, 5-4 (11) 71-70 -3.0 3 C. Pimentel (4-9) J. De Leon (3-3) -- 3:51 7692142 8/30 OKC W, 3-0 72-70 -2.5 3 D. Beeler (9-6) L. Cruz (1-2) B. Parker (25) 2:43 10,606143 8/31 OKC W, 11-8 73-70 -2.5 3 M. Mateo (3-0) A. Bass (0-2) -- 2:59 9958144 9/1 OKC W, 11-1 74-70 -2.5 T2 D. Rhee (3-2) A. White (3-6) -- 2:51 9069

2014 IOWA CUBS TRANSACTIONSOpening Day Roster:

Pitchers: Casey Coleman, Marcus Hatley, Kyle Hendricks, Eric Jokisch, Marcos Mateo, Yoanner Negrin, Blake Parker, Carlos Pimentel, Neil Ramirez, Zac Rosscup, Chris Rusin, Jonathan Sanchez, Tsuyoshi Wada

Infielders: Arismendy Alcantara, Lars Anderson, Javy Baez, Chris Valaika, Christian Villanueva, Logan Watkins Outfielders: Chris Coghlan, Brett Jackson, Matt Szczur, Josh Vitters Catchers: Luis Flores, Eli Whiteside

# DATE ADD/DEL PLAYER POS TO FROM 1 April 4 DELETE Casey Coleman RHP Boise (short-A) IOWA2 April 4 ADD Alberto Cabrera RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs3 April 10 DELETE Jonathan Sanchez LHP Disabled List (left shoulder) IOWA4 April 11 ADD Jae-Hoon Ha OF IOWA Extended Spring5 April 11 DELETE Javy Baez INF Disabled List (left ankle) IOWA6 April 12 DELETE Chris Rusin LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA7 April 12 ADD Brian Schlitter RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs8 April 13 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA9 April 13 DELETE Jae-Hoon OF Tennessee (AA) IOWA10 April 13 ADD Eduardo Figueroa RHP IOWA Extended Spring11 April 13 ADD Edgar Gonzalez RHP IOWA Disabled List12 April 15 ADD Chris Rusin LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs13 April 16 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA14 April 16 DELETE Brett Jackson OF Disabled List (right oblique) IOWA15 April 17 ADD Jonathan Mota INF IOWA Tennessee (AA)16 April 18 ADD Zac Rosscup LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs17 April 20 DELETE Edgar Gonzalez INF Disabled List (calf ) IOWA18 April 20 ADD Javy Baez INF IOWA Disabled List19 April 24 DELETE Neil Ramirez RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA20 April 24 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA21 April 24 ADD Blake Parker RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs22 April 24 ADD Jeff Antigua LHP IOWA Extended Spring 23 April 26 DELETE Brian Schlitter RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA24 April 27 ADD Edgar Gonzalez INF Chicago Cubs Disabled List25 May 3 DELETE Yoanner Negrin RHP Mexican League (loan) IOWA26 May 3 DELETE Chris Coghlan OF Chicago Cubs IOWA27 May 3 ADD Zac Rosscup LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs28 May 3 ADD Brett Jackson OF IOWA Disabled List29 May 5 DELETE Edgar Gonzalez INF Disabled List (calf ) IOWA30 May 5 ADD Dallas Beeler RHP IOWA Extended Spring31 May 7 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA32 May 17 DELETE Lars Anderson INF Disabled List (Dizziness) IOWA33 May 18 DELETE Marcos Mateo RHP Disabled LIst (lower back) IOWA34 May 19 ADD Justin Ruggiano OF IOWA (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs35 May 19 ADD Casper Wells OF IOWA Extended Spring36 May 20 ADD Frank Batista RHP IOWA Tijuana (Mexico)37 May 23 ADD Yoanner Negrin RHP IOWA Tabasco (Mexico)38 May 24 DELETE Josh Vitters OF Disabled List (broken toe) IOWA39 May 26 DELETE Justin Ruggiano OF Chicago Cubs IOWA (ML REHAB)40 May 27 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA41 May 28 ADD Ryan Kalish OF IOWA Chicago Cubs42 May 29 ADD Blake Parker RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs43 June 3 DELETE Eli Whiteside C Chicago Cubs IOWA44 June 3 ADD Rafael Lopez C IOWA Tennessee (AA)45 June 4 DELETE Jonathan Mota INF Tennessee (AA) IOWA46 June 5 DELETE Eduardo Figueroa RHP Tennessee (AA) IOWA47 June 6 ADD Marcos Mateo RHP IOWA Disabled List48 June 6 ADD Josh Vitters OF IOWA Disabled List49 June 7 ADD Zac Rosscup LHP IOWA (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs50 June 12 DELETE Jeff Antigua LHP Disabled List IOWA51 June 14 DELETE Carlos Pimentel RHP Suspended List IOWA52 June 14 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA (ML REHAB)53 June 14 ADD Zac Rosscup LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs54 June 17 ADD Carlos Pimentel RHP IOWA Suspended List55 June 19 DELETE Christian Villanueva INF Tennessee (AA) IOWA56 June 19 DELETE Frank Batista RHP Tennessee (AA) IOWA57 June 19 ADD Kris Bryant INF IOWA Tennessee (AA)58 June 19 ADD Arodys Vizcaino RHP IOWA Tennessee (AA)59 June 19 ADD Welington Castillo C IOWA (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs60 June 20 DELETE Marcos Mateo RHP Disabled List IOWA61 June 20 ADD Jeff Antigua LHP IOWA Disabled List62 June 20 DELETE Jeff Antigua LHP Tennessee (AA) IOWA63 June 20 ADD Armando Rivero RHP IOWA Tennessee (AA)64 June 22 DELETE Welington Castillo C Chicago Cubs IOWA (ML REHAB)65 June 25 DELETE Luis Flores C Tennessee (AA) IOWA66 June 25 DELETE Casper Wells OF Released IOWA67 June 26 ADD Manny Ramirez OF IOWA Extended Spring68 June 26 ADD Eli Whiteside C IOWA Chicago Cubs69 June 28 DELETE Dallas Beeler RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA70 June 30 ADD Dallas Beeler RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs71 July 1 DELETE Yoanner Negrin RHP Boise (short-A) IOWA72 July 1 ADD Zak Hermans RHP IOWA Kane County (A)73 July 2 DELETE Zak Hermans RHP Kane County (A) IOWA74 July 2 ADD Marcos Mateo RHP IOWA Disabled List75 July 5 DELETE Chris Rusin LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA76 July 6 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA77 July 6 ADD Yoanner Negrin RHP IOWA Boise (short-A)78 July 7 ADD Dan Straily RHP IOWA Sacramento (Trade)79 July 8 DELETE Tsuyoshi Wada LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA80 July 8 ADD Dae-Eun Rhee RHP IOWA Tennessee (AA)

# DATE ADD/DEL PLAYER POS TO FROM81 July 9 DELETE Arismendy Alcantara INF Chicago Cubs IOWA82 July 9 ADD Michael Heesch LHP IOWA Kane County (A)83 July 9 DELETE Dallas Beeler RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA84 July 10 DELETE Michael Heesch LHP Kane County (A) IOWA85 July 10 DELETE Kyle Hendricks RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA86 July 10 ADD Chris Rusin LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs87 July 10 ADD Tsuyoshi Wada LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs88 July 10 ADD Jasvir Rakkar RHP IOWA Boise (short-A)89 July 11 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA90 July 11 DELETE Jasvir Rakkar RHP Boise (short-A) IOWA91 July 11 ADD Dallas Beeler RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs92 July 11 ADD Blake Parker RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs93 July 12 DELETE Javy Baez INF Inactive (Futures Game) IOWA94 July 12 DELETE Kris Bryant INF Inactive (Futures Game) IOWA95 July 12 ADD Lars Anderson INF IOWA Disabled List96 July 12 ADD Jonathan Mota INF IOWA Tennessee (AA)97 July 12 DELETE Alberto Cabrera RHP Tennessee (AA) IOWA98 July 12 ADD Kyle Hendricks RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs99 July 13 DELETE Yoanner Negrin RHP Disabled List (left calf ) IOWA100 July 13 ADD Alberto Cabrera RHP IOWA Tennessee (AA)101 July 14 DELETE Jonathan Mota INF Tennessee (AA) IOWA102 July 14 DELETE Dae-Eun Rhee RHP Disabled List (left calf ) IOWA103 July 17 ADD Javy Baez INF IOWA Inactive (Futures Game)104 July 17 ADD Kris Bryant INF IOWA Inactive (Futures Game)105 July 21 ADD Kyuji Fujikawa RHP IOWA (ML REHAB) Kane County (A)106 July 21 DELETE Kyle Hendricks RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA107 July 21 ADD Zac Rosscup LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs108 July 23 DELETE Tsuyoshi Wada LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA109 July 23 ADD Dae-Eun Rhee RHP IOWA Disabled List110 July 24 DELETE Lars Anderson INF Tennessee (AA) IOWA111 July 24 DELETE Manny Ramirez OF Disabled List (right calf ) IOWA112 July 24 ADD Mike Olt INF IOWA Chicago Cubs113 July 24 ADD Jorge Soler OF IOWA Tennessee (AA)114 July 25 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA115 July 25 ADD Yoanner Negrin RHP IOWA Disabled List116 July 30 DELETE Chris Rusin LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA117 August 1 ADD Elliot Soto INF IOWA Tennessee (AA)118 August 1 DELETE Chris Valaika INF Chicago Cubs IOWA119 August 5 DELETE Javy Baez INF Chicago Cubs IOWA120 August 5 ADD Jonathan Mota INF IOWA Tennessee (AA)121 August 5 DELETE Jonathan Mota INF Disabled List IOWA122 August 6 DELETE Kyuji Fujikawa RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA (ML REHAB)123 August 7 ADD Blake Parker RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs124 August 7 ADD Manny Ramirez OF IOWA Disabled List125 August 8 DELETE Ryan Kalish OF Waivers IOWA126 August 10 DELETE Dae-Eun Rhee RHP Disabled List IOWA127 August 11 ADD Ryan Kalish OF IOWA Outright assignment128 August 12 ADD Felix Doubront LHP IOWA (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs129 August 12 ADD Chris Rusin LHP IOWA Chicago Cubs130 August 12 DELETE Yoanner Negrin RHP Boise (short-A) IOWA131 August 12 ADD Jonathan Mota INF IOWA Disabled List132 August 15 DELETE Brett Jackson OF Reno (TRADE) IOWA133 August 15 ADD Yoanner Negrin RHP IOWA Boise (short-A)134 August 16 DELETE Dan Straily RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA135 August 17 DELETE Matt Szczur OF Chicago Cubs IOWA136 August 18 ADD Junior Lake OF IOWA Chicago Cubs137 August 18 ADD Dan Straily RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs138 August 20 DELETE Felix Doubront LHP Chicago Cubs (DL) IOWA (ML REHAB)139 August 20 DELETE Mike Olt INF Disabled List (left hamstring) IOWA140 August 20 ADD Lance Rymel C IOWA Daytona (A)141 August 21 DELETE Zac Rosscup LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA142 August 21 DELETE Logan Watkins INF Chicago Cubs IOWA143 August 21 DELETE Josh Vitters OF Disabled List (broken finger) IOWA144 August 21 ADD Jeff Antigua LHP IOWA Tennessee (AA)145 August 21 ADD Andrew Ely INF IOWA Mesa (R)146 August 21 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA147 August 22 ADD Dae-Eun Rhee RHP IOWA Disabled List148 August 22 ADD Brian Schlitter RHP IOWA (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs149 August 23 DELETE Manny Ramirez OF Disabled List IOWA150 August 24 ADD Blake Parker RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs151 August 24 DELETE Brian Schlitter RHP Chicago Cubs (DL) IOWA (ML REHAB)152 August 24 DELETE Marcos Mateo RHP Disabled List IOWA153 August 25 ADD Jae-Hoon Ha OF IOWA Tennessee (AA)154 August 25 ADD Logan Watkins INF IOWA Chicago Cubs155 August 26 DELETE Jorge Soler OF Chicago Cubs IOWA156 August 26 ADD Brian Schlitter RHP IOWA Chicago Cubs157 August 27 DELETE Logan Watkins INF Chicago Cubs IOWA158 August 27 ADD David Bote INF IOWA Boise (short-A)159 August 31 DELETE Lance Rymel C Inactive List IOWA160 August 31 ADD Marcos Mateo RHP IOWA Disabled List161 September 1 DELETE Blake Parker RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA162 September 2 DELETE Brian Schlitter RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA163 September 2 DELETE Dan Straily RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA164 September 2 DELETE Arodys Vizcaino RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA165 September 2 DELETE Junior Lake OF Chicago Cubs IOWA166 September 2 DELETE Eric Jokisch LHP Chicago Cubs IOWA167 September 2 DELETE Rafael Lopez C Chicago Cubs IOWA168 September 3 DELETE Ryan Kalish OF Chicago Cubs IOWA169 September 5 DELETE Mike Olt INF Chicago Cubs IOWA

2014 IOWA CUBS TRANSACTIONS (Page 2)

2014 IOWA CUBS SEASON ROSTER# PITCHERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa)33, 44 Antigua, Jeff 4/24-6/11, 8/21-8 Batista, Frank 5/20-6/18 Tennessee (AA)34 Beeler, Dallas 5/5-6/27, 6/30-7/8, 7/11-39 Cabrera, Alberto 4/4-7/11, 7/13-19 Coleman, Casey 4/3 Kansas City Royals40 Doubront, Felix 8/12-22 (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs29 Figueroa, Eduardo 4/13-6/4 Daytona (A)20 Fujikawa, Kyuji 7/21-8/5(ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs 27 Hatley, Marcus 4/3-36 Michael Heesch 7/9 Kane County (A)28 Hendricks, Kyle 4/3-7/9, 7/12-21 Chicago Cubs20 Hermans, Zak 7/1 Kane County (A)24 Jokisch, Eric 4/3-9/1 Chicago Cubs38 Mateo, Marcos 4/3-5/17, 6/5-19, 7/2-8/23, 8/31-3 Negrin, Yoanner 4/3-5/2, 5/23-6/30, 7/6-12, 7/26-8/11, 8/15-36 Parker, Blake 4/3-12, 4/24-5/26, 5/29-7/5, 7/11-25, 8/7-20, 8/24-8/31 Chicago Cubs37 Pimentel, Carlos 4/3-36 Rakkar, Jasvir 7/10 Kane County (A)35 Ramirez, Neil 4/3-23 Chicago Cubs43 Rhee, Dae-Eun 7/8-14, 7/23-8/9, 8/22-8 Rivero, Armando 6/20-20, 13 Rosscup, Zac 4/3-15, 4/18-23, 5/3-5/6, 6/7-6/13 (ML REHAB), 6/14-7/10, 7/21-8/20 Chicago Cubs21 Rusin, Chris 4/3-11, 4/15-7/4, 7/9-7/29, 8/12-47 Sanchez, Jonathan 4/3-9 Released44, 28 Schlitter, Brian 4/12-25, 8/22-23 (ML REHAB), 8/26-9/1 Chicago Cubs9 Straily, Dan 7/7-8/15, 8/18-9/1 Chicago Cubs41 Vizcaino, Arodys 6/19-9/1 Chicago Cubs17 Wada, Tsuyoshi 4/3-7/7, 7/10-7/22 Chicago Cubs

# CATCHERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa)2 Castillo, Welington 6/19-21 (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs9 Flores, Luis 4/3-6/24 Tennessee (AA)13, 29 Lopez, Rafael 6/3-9/1 Chicago Cubs17 Rymel, Lance 8/20-8/30 Inactive List32 Whiteside, Eli 4/3-6/2, 6/26-

# INFIELDERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa)5 Alcantara, Arismendy 4/3-7/8 Chicago Cubs16 Anderson, Lars 4/3-5/16, 7/12-23 Tennessee (AA)22, 12 Baez, Javy 4/3-10, 4/20-7/11, 7/17-8/4 Chicago Cubs13 Bote, David 8/27-19 Bryant, Kris 6/19-7/11, 7/17-11 Ely, Andrew 8/21-25 Gonzalez, Edgar 4/13-19, 4/28-5/4 Coaching at Rookie Mesa6, 20 Mota, Jonathan 4/17-6/3, 7/12-14, 8/12-33 Olt, Mike 7/24-8/19 Chicago Cubs6 Soto, Elliot 8/1-4 Valaika, Chris 4/3-7/31 Chicago Cubs29, 19 Villanueva, Christian 4/3-6/18 Tennessee (AA)7 Watkins, Logan 4/3-8/20, 8/25-26 Chicago Cubs

# OUTFIELDERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa)8 Coghlan, Chris 4/3-5/2 Chicago Cubs6, 1 Ha, Jae-Hoon 4/11-12, 8/25-15, 22 Jackson, Brett 4/3-15, 5/3-8/13 Arizona Diamondbacks (TRADE)25, 2 Kalish, Ryan 5/28-8/7, 8/11-9/2 Chicago Cubs22 Lake, Junior 8/18-9/1 Chicago Cubs44, 99 Ramirez, Manny 6/26-7/23, 8/7-8/24 Disabled List2 Ruggiano, Justin 5/19-25 (ML REHAB) Chicago Cubs25 Soler, Jorge 7/24-8/25 Chicago Cubs11 Szczur, Matt 4/3-8/16 Chicago Cubs1 Vitters, Josh 4/3-5/24, 6/5-8/20 Disabled List (broken finger)20 Wells, Casper 5/19-6/24 Released