THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 vs. SEATTLE MARINERSLH Blake Snell (0-0, 1.80) vs. LH James Paxton (0-2, 3.72)

SOLD OUT: WE ARE ORLANDO—Tomorrow night’s game vs. the San Francisco Giants is the Rays annual Pride Night, which the Rays have dedi-cated to the victims of Sunday’s mass shooting in Orlando…yesterday eve-ning it was announced the game has sold out, just one day after $5 tickets were made available with 100 percent of proceeds benefitting the Pulse Victims Fund (gofundme.com/PulseVictimsFund), set up for the families of the victims…as a symbol of unity and inclusion, everyone in attendance will receive a “We Are Orlando” T-shirt…much more is planned—see separate press release for more details.

ROSTER ACTIVITY—Today the Rays placed OF Steven Souza Jr. on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June 15, with a left hip strain…Souza Jr. sustained the injury chasing down a Nelson Cruz single in the 7th inning on Tues-day…LH Blake Snell was recalled from Triple-A Durham to start today’s game…3B Evan Longoria left last night’s game in the 13th inning due to left forearm soreness.

RAY MATTER—The Rays have won 9 of their last 11 games after losing 8 of their previous 9…they are 9-4 in the month of June, tied with Washington for 2nd-best record in the majors behind Texas (10-4)…with last night’s 3-2, 13-inning victory, the Rays clinched their fourth consecutive series win for the first time since July 11-30, 2014 (five straight)…the Rays passed the Yankees in the AL East standings and are now alone in 4th place for the first time since end of play May 24…in winning 9 of 11 they’ve moved from 9.0 GB in the AL East to 5.5 GB…a win today would put them at .500 for the first time since end of play May 21 (20-20).

Ê The Rays are 4-1 on the 9-game homestand vs. HOU (2-1), SEA (2-0) and SF (3 games) and need one more win to record their first winning homestand of the season.

RAYS WALK IT OFF IN 13—Last night the Rays won on a walk-off walk by 1B Logan Morrison in the 13th inning, the fifth walk-off walk in club history and first since Luke Scott on May 9, 2013 vs. TOR…none of those five in club history had occurred as late as the 13th inning, and Morrison tied SF Buster Posey (May 11 vs. TOR) for the latest walk-off walk in the majors this season…Morrison, an ex-Mariner, drew the walk off former Rays minor leaguer LH Mike Montgomery.

Ê Last night’s game was the Rays longest of the season by time (4 hours, 38 minutes) and innings…their last 13-inning game or longer was Sep 13, 2015 vs. BOS (lost 2-0 in 13)…4:38 was their longest since Sep 8, 2015 at DET (5:03; lost 8-7 in 13) and longest at home since Aug 19, 2014 vs. DET (4:42; lost 8-6 in 11).

Ê The Rays improved to 2-1 in extra innings, after going 2-13 in 2015.

CROOKED NUMBERS—The Rays left 18 runners on base, their most in 13 years…it tied for the 2nd-highest total in club history behind April 1, 2003 vs. BOS (21)…they also had 18 LOB on May 30, 2002 vs. OAK…7 of their 18 LOB last night came in extra innings, and 14 came from the 6th inning on.

Ê Last night the Rays offense struck out 19 times, tying their club record (also July 2, 2015 vs. CLE)…the clubs combined for 35 SO, tied for the most ever in a Rays game (July 10, 2013 vs. MIN—TB-16, MIN-19)…the pitching staff’s 16 SO tied the season high (Opening Day vs. TOR).

Ê The Rays offense drew 11 walks, their most since April 25, 2014 at CWS (11) and one shy of the franchise record (June 19, 2010 at FLA).

Ê The Rays went 1-for-14 with RISP.

RAYS vs. MARINERS—The Rays are 2-3 on the season series and today attempt their first sweep of the M’s since April 30–May 3, 2012 (4 games here)…the Rays entered this series with a 6-game losing streak to the Mari-ners at Tropicana Field, their longest skid against any opponent in the Rays era (since 2008)…the Rays have 10 HR in the 5 games including multiple homers in 4 of them—entering this year, they had gone 24 consecutive games vs. Seattle without a multi-HR game…the Rays suffered a 3-game sweep at Safeco Field, May 9-11, their first sweep in Seattle since Aug 7-9, 2006 (3 games).

Ê The Rays haven’t won a season series since 2012 (6-4)…the Rays are 73-87 (.456) all-time: 35-41 at home and 71-87 in Seattle.

Ê In 5 games vs. Seattle this season, OF Corey Dickerson is batting .316/.364/.895 (6-for-19) with 1 3B, 3 HR, 10 RBI—the most RBI by a Ray this year vs. any single opponent…only TEX Adrian Beltre has more RBI vs. Seattle this season (12 in 9 games).

PITCHING PROPERLY—Last night LH Drew Smyly tallied a career-high 12 SO, joining LAD Clayton Kershaw (twice) as the only lefties this season to record 12 SO without a walk…he became the fifth Ray all-time to do that, following David Price (twice), Chris Archer (twice), James Shields and Scott Kazmir…Rays pitchers have 9 double-digit strikeout performances this year, most in the AL.

Ê RH Matt Andriese tossed 2.2 hitless, scoreless innings last night to improve to 6-0…he is the fifth in Rays history to start a season 6-0 or better, joining Matt Moore (8-0 in 2013), Jeff Niemann (6-0 in 2010), J.P. Howell (6-0 in 2008) and James Shields (6-0 in 2007).

LONGO THE LONGEST-TENURED RAY—Today 3B Evan Longoria passes OF Carl Crawford for the longest service time of any player in Rays history, at 8 years, 73 days…Longoria is the Rays career leader with 221 HR, 748 RBI, 278 2B, 512 extra-base hits and a .488 SLG…he ranks 2nd to Crawford with 1,181 G (Crawford-1,235), 1,207 H (CC-1,480), 666 R (CC-765) and 2,174 TB (CC-2,217)…his 502 BB rank 2nd to Ben Zobrist (542).

Ê Since the beginning of 2013, Longoria and SEA Kyle Seager are tied for the major league lead with 544 games played…they are fol-lowed by OAK/TOR Josh Donaldson (540), LAA Mike Trout (539) and NYY/SEA Robinson Cano (538)…Longoria has missed only 6 games in that span; Seager has missed 7.

EVAN ALMIGHTY—3B Evan Longoria has 7 HR in his last 11 games, 20 RBI in his last 16 games and is 10-for-his-last-18 (.556) with RISP…his 7 HR in June are already his most in any calendar month since August 2013 (7)…all of his 16 HR have come as a 3B, 3rd most in the majors behind COL Nolan Arenado (20) and CWS Todd Frazier (19)…Longoria is on pace for:

Ê 41 HR, which would be a career high and only the second 40-HR season in club history (Carlos Peña, 46 in 2007).

Ê 85 XBH, which would break Aubrey Huff’s club record (84 in 2003). Ê 103 RBI, which would be his most since 2010 (104).

MUSCLE MEN—The Rays rank 3rd in the majors with 93 home runs…through 63 games, this is 37 more than they had a year ago at this time (56, a 66 pct. increase), 12 more than they’ve ever hit at this point (81 in 2009) and 2 more than Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine had in 1970…six different Rays players have had multi-homer games this season, the first time in club history this has happened before the All-Star break.

Ê The Rays haven’t hit a walk-off home run in more than two years, since May 22, 2014 vs. OAK (Sean Rodriguez)—the longest active drought in the majors (Arizona next, May 26, 2014).

BLAKE SNELL—Will be making his Tropicana Field debut after making his major league debut on April 23 at Yankee Stadium…Snell, born in Seattle and raised in the area, graduated from Shorewood High School (Shoreline, Wash.) and has a chocolate lab named Junior…his father, Dave Snell, is the head baseball coach at Shoreline Community College…Snell will attempt to become the third Washington-born pitcher in major league history to earn his first career win against the Mariners, following TOR Todd Stottlemyre on May 3, 1988 and CLE David Riske on Aug 22, 1999 (both in Seattle)…Stottlemyre’s brother is Mariners pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr.

UNDER-30 STREAK REACHES 300—With 23-year-old LH Blake Snell on the mound, today will be the 300th consecutive game the Rays have started a pitcher under the age of 30, the longest current streak in the majors…the Rays passed the D-backs for the longest active streak when 31-year-old Zack Greinke took the mound on Opening Day, ending Arizona’s streak of 237 games started by under-30 pitchers…including today, the Rays have started a pitcher under 30 in 1,535 of their last 1,609 games (95 pct.) dat-ing back to June 26, 2006, including a major-league-record streak of 764 games between 2007-11.

A WORTHY ALL-STAR—RH Alex Colome is 19-for-19 in save opportuni-ties…it ties for the 2nd-longest streak by a Ray at any point in the season and is the longest since Fernando Rodney set the club record with 22 straight from May 27–Aug 13, 2012…Colome hasn’t allowed a run in those 19 chances (19.2-IP, 10-H, 0-R, 7-BB, 27-SO, .152 opp avg.), and his last 19 apps overall since May 4 have been scoreless…he’s pitched in 23 of the Rays 30 wins, and they are 23-5 in games in which he appears.

First Pitch: 1:10 p.m. | Location: Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Fla. | TV: MLB Network (ROOT Sports telecast) | Radio: WDAE 620 AMGame No.: 64 (31-32) | Home Game No.: 32 (15-16) | All-Time Game No.: 2,978 (1,383-1,594) | All-Time Home Game No.: 1,491 (759-731)

April: 11-12 | May: 11-16 | June: 9-4

Upcoming Games Time (ET) Probable Starting Pitchers (Rays vs. Opp.) TV | Radio Fri., June 17 vs. SF 7:10 p.m. RH Chris Archer (4-7, 4.61) vs. RH Jeff Samardzija (7-4, 3.36) Fox Sports Sun | WDAE 620 AM, WGES 680 AM (Sp.)Sat., June 18 vs. SF 4:10 p.m. LH Matt Moore (3-4, 5.05) vs. RH Jake Peavy (3-6, 5.83) Fox Sports Sun | WDAE 620 AM, WGES 680 AM (Sp.)Sun., June 19 vs. SF 1:10 p.m. RH Jake Odorizzi (3-3, 3.79) vs. TBA Fox Sports Sun | WDAE 620 AM, WAMA 1550 AM (Sp.)

2016 HR LEADERSOrioles 102Mariners 96Rays 93Blue Jays 91Nationals 88

Ê PRIDE OF SHORELINE—Recalled from Triple-A Durham today…the Seattle-born Snell graduated from Shorewood HS (Shoreline, Wash.) and has a chocolate lab named Junior…his father, Dave Snell, is the head baseball coach at Shoreline CC…he is the first Washington-born pitcher to start against the Mariners since Tim Lincecum on June 16, 2015 (W, 5.2 IP, 2-ER)…no Washington-born pitcher has ever made a start against Seattle within one of his first two career starts.

Ê Will attempt to become the third Washington-born pitcher in ma-jor league history to earn his first career win against the Mariners, following TOR Todd Stottlemyre on May 3, 1988 and CLE David Riske on Aug 22, 1999 (both in Seattle).

Ê Only two rookies all-time have started and won a game against the Mariners: TOR Todd Stottlemyre on May 3, 1988 at SEA and TOR Mark Hendrickson who earned a pair of wins in 2003 (Aug 11 at SEA, Aug 21 at home)…the most strikeouts by a Washing-ton-born rookie against the Mariners is 7, by DET Jeremy Bond-erman on May 16, 2003.

Ê LAST START—Made his major league debut on April 23 at NYY (ND, 5 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO, 1 WP)…was the first Ray to make his major league debut with a start in Yankee Stadium (new or old)…his 6 SO were the most by a pitcher in his debut at Yankee Stadium since BOS Robinson Checo on Sep 16, 1997…only run scored on a 1st-inning WP…left with a 2-1 lead, becoming the third Ray to leave his major league debut in line for a win and not get it, following Wade Davis (Sep 6, 2009) vs. DET and Andy Sonnanstine (June 5, 2007 vs. TOR).

Ê Averaged 94.2 mph on his fastball, per FanGraphs.

Ê WITH DURHAM—Went 3-5 with a 3.29 ERA (63-IP, 23-ER) in 12 starts…last pitched on Fri at Lehigh Valley (Phillies) and had a career-high 13 SO (7 looking) in 5.2 IP…struck out the side twice and had multiple strikeouts in each of his first 5 IP…had a pair of scoreless starts the week prior, earning International League Pitcher of the Week honors for May 30–June 5…at the time of his recall, his 90 SO led the IL and ranked 2nd in the minors…also led the IL with 12.9 SO/9 IP.

Ê PRIZED PROSPECT—Entered the season rated as the Rays No. 1 prospect by Baseball America, the No. 12 overall prospect in baseball and the No. 2 LHP prospect in the game behind LAD Julio Urias.

Ê NO. 4—Is wearing No. 4 on his jersey, the first pitcher in Rays history to don a single digit…previous lowest was Hideo Nomo, who wore No. 11 in 2005…recent single-digit numbers worn by pitchers include TOR Marcus Stroman (No. 6), LAD Julio Urias (No. 7), STL Mike Leake (No. 8), COL Adam Ottavino (No. 0 in 2015) and CHC Carl Edwards (No. 6 in 2015)…according to the Tampa Bay Times, No. 4 has been his favorite since he started playing youth sports…wore No. 11 in the mi-nors because he knew it was customary for pitchers to wear double dig-its…with Logan Forsythe wearing No. 11, decided to go back to No. 4.

Ê DRAFT PRODUCT—He was the first Rays draft pick to make his ma-jor league debut as a starter since RH Alex Cobb on May 1, 2011 vs. LAA…the 52nd player taken in the 2011 June Draft, Snell was the 7th of 10 first-round picks the Rays had that season…he was the fifth first-round draft choice to start on the mound for the Rays, joining David Price (2007), Jeff Niemann (2004) and Jason Standridge (1997).

Ê BANNER YEAR—Went a combined 15-4 with a 1.41 ERA and 163 SO across three levels in 2015, becoming the ninth player (fifth pitcher) to win both Baseball America and USA Today Minor League Player of the Year honors…the previous eight players: CHC Kris Bryant (2014), KC Wil Myers (2012) and TB Jeremy Hellickson (2010), ATL Jason Hey-ward (2009), COL Jeff Francis (2004), FLA Josh Beckett (2001), STL Rick Ankiel (1999) and ATL Andruw Jones (1996 and 1995).

Ê BEST IN A DECADE—His 1.41 ERA was the lowest of any full-season pitcher since Tigers RH Justin Verlander’s 1.29 mark in 2005…he also led all minor league pitchers with a .182 opp avg. and ranked 4th in wins and strikeouts…he combined to strike out 31.3 pct. of all batters faced.

TODAY’S STARTER—LH BLAKE SNELL (0-0, 1.80)

#16 KEVIN CASH, MANAGER Ê Has been ejected 4 times as manager, once this year (April 29 vs. TOR). Ê Recorded 100 career wins faster than any manager in club history on May

20 at DET…was the youngest to do it since CLE Eric Wedge in 2004. Ê Marks his second season as Rays manager…38-year-old is the young-

est active manager in MLB, ahead of SD Andy Green (5 months older). Ê Is the fifth manager in Rays history…is the sixth Tampa-born manager

in ML history and second to manage the Rays…joins Hall of Famers Al

Lopez and Tony La Russa, Lou Piniella, Dave Miley and John Hart. Ê Played 12 professional seasons as a catcher, including parts of eight sea-

sons in the majors (2002-10)…spent two years (2005-06) in the Rays org. Ê Played in the 1989 Little League World Series (Tampa Northside LL),

1999 College World Series (Florida State) and earned World Series rings in 2007 (Red Sox) and 2009 (Yankees).

TOMORROW’S STARTER—RH CHRIS ARCHER (4-7, 4.61) Ê LAST START—On Sat vs. HOU, threw a season-high 118 pitches, his

most since July 3, 2015 at NYY (122) and the second straight start he’s set a season high in pitch count…went 7.2 IP, his 2nd-longest start of the season (8 IP, May 27 vs. NYY) and finished 7 IP for just the second time in 14 starts…retired his first 9 batters faced, then snapped streaks vs. Houston of 24 straight batters retired and 18.2 scoreless innings in the 4th inning…surrendered leads of 1-0 and 2-1…his line: L, 7.2 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 0 BB, 8 SO, 1 HR (Carlos Gomez), 118 pitches, 78 strikes.

Ê Marks the first time he’s ever thrown 115-plus pitches in back-to-back starts…was the first Ray to do that since David Price from June 9-July 1, 2014 (5 straight starts).

Ê INTERLEAGUE—Has gone 3-4 with a 3.07 ERA (58.2-IP, 20-ER) in 10 career interleague apps (all starts)…was 0-4 with a 3.45 ERA (28.2-IP, 11-ER) through the first 5 IL starts of his career, but since then has gone 3-0 with a 2.70 ERA (30-IP, 9-ER) over his last 5 starts.

Ê vs. SAN FRANCISCO—Lost his only career start against the Giants, on Aug 2, 2013 opposite Madison Bumgarner at Tropicana Field…his line: 7 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 3 BB, 4 SO, 2 HR…allowed a solo homer to Bran-don Belt and a 2-run homer to Brandon Crawford…three of his 4 runs allowed came in his 7th and final inning.

Ê HIS HAPPY PLACE—Owns a 2.33 ERA (38.2-IP, 10-ER) in 6 starts at Tropicana Field this season, 4th best home ERA in the AL…has held batters to a .194 opp avg. and 5 HR in 38.2 IP here…in contrast, his 6.75 ERA (41.1-IP, 31-ER) in 8 road starts is the 2nd highest in the AL…he’s pitched to a .308 opp avg. and 10 HR in 41.1 IP on the road.

Ê A.L. LEADERS—Ranks among AL leaders in SO (96, 2nd to BOS Da-vid Price’s 102), SO/9 IP (10.80, 2nd), HR (15, T-4th), BB (34, T-5th), starts (14, T-1st) and WP (5, T-8th)…74 of his 96 SO have been swing-ing…since the start of 2015, his 348 SO rank 2nd in the AL to CWS Chris Sale (367).

YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO HR Avg.2015 Charlotte (A) 3-0 0.00 4 2 0 0 21.0 10 0 0 11 27 0 .143

Montgomery (AA) 6-2 1.57 12 12 0 0 68.2 45 13 12 29 79 5 .191Durham (AAA) 6-2 1.83 9 9 0 0 44.1 29 11 9 13 57 2 .187

2016 Durham (AAA) 3-5 3.29 12 12 0 0 63.0 56 23 23 28 90 4 .234Tampa Bay 0-0 1.80 1 1 0 0 5.0 2 1 1 1 6 0 .111

Minor League Totals 36-29 2.82 106 101 2 2 485.0 389 173 152 238 557 25 .221

2016 SPLITSvs. RH: .111 (1-9)vs. LH: .111 (1-9)Home: --Road: 0-0, 1.80 ERA (5.0-IP, 1-ER)

SNELL vs. SEATTLECAREER—Has never faced.

2016 GAME LOG (AAA)GAME DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP P/K FINAL OPP. LEFT4/7 vs. CHA W-1 3.60 5.0 5 2 2 1 5 0 0 0 75/48 W, 7-3 Carroll up, 6-24/12 vs. GWN -- 1.86 4.2 2 0 0 3 9 0 0 1 100/61 L, 5-6 (10) Gant up, 2-04/17 at CHA L-1 2.51 4.2 8 2 2 3 7 1 1 1 89/53 L, 1-2 Gonzalez down, 2-14/29 vs. LOU L-2 3.66 5.1 4 4 4 3 6 1 0 0 95/55 L, 2-4 Stephenson down, 3-2APRIL 1-2 3.66 19.2 19 8 8 10 27 2 1 2 -- -- -- --5/4 at IND L-3 4.01 5.0 2 3 3 5 4 0 0 2 98/50 L, 0-6 Boscan down, 3-05/10 vs. BUF -- 3.60 5.1 5 1 1 1 7 1 0 0 88/59 L, 1-2 Hutchison tied, 1-15/15 at CHA -- 3.86 5.0 8 3 3 1 9 0 1 0 86/60 L, 4-5 (12) Ranaudo down, 3-25/20 vs. ROC W-2 3.29 6.0 3 0 0 2 9 0 0 0 93/63 W, 4-1 Darnell up, 4-05/26 at TOL L-4 3.88 5.1 4 5 5 3 7 1 0 1 100/64 L, 4-5 Crouse tied, 3-35/31 vs. SWB -- 3.51 5.0 3 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 96/58 L, 0-2 Coke tied, 0-0MAY 1-2 3.41 31.2 25 12 12 14 41 2 1 3 -- -- -- --6/5 vs. GWN W-3 3.14 6.0 5 0 0 3 9 0 0 0 104/65 W, 9-0 Simmons up, 9-06/10 vs. LHV L-5 3.29 5.2 7 3 3 1 13 0 0 1 103/71 L, 0-4 Thompson down, 3-0JUNE 1-1 2.31 11.2 12 3 3 4 22 0 0 1 -- -- -- --

2016 GAME LOGGAME DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP P/K FINAL OPP. LEFT4/23 at NYY -- 1.80 5.0 2 1 1 1 6 0 0 2 90/53 L, 2-3 Tanaka up, 2-1

“He just looks like a 12-year-old throwing 98 miles per hour out there, locating all of his pitches. He’s a lot to be excited about. … There’s not a pitch he throws that is not a high quality pitch. But you do take into consideration that every hit-ter walks back and says, ‘Man that gets on you quick.’ ”

— Manager Kevin Cash, in spring training

2016 SPLITS (AAA)vs. RH: .246 (44-179), 3-HRvs. LH: .200 (12-60), 1-HRHome: 3-1, 1.69 ERA (37.1-IP, 7-ER)Road: 0-4, 5.61 ERA (25.2-IP, 16-ER)

RAYS HITTER NOTES#1 TIM BECKHAM, INF Wed: 0-0, HBP (PH) SEA Series: 0-0, HBP Stand: 2-3, 3B, BB, R, HBP vs. LH: .205 (8-39), 2-HR2016: .200/.268/.413, 3-HR, 7-RBI, 1-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.429, 3-7) RISP: .214 (3-14) vs. RH: .194 (7-36), 1-HR

Ê Eight of his 15 hits have gone for extra bases (3-2B, 2-3B, 3-HR)…has a .658 SLG over his last 12 games (10 starts) spanning 2 stints, with 7 XBH and 6 RBI, compared to a .162 SLG with 1 XBH and 1 RBI before that…his 3 HR have all been on the road and have come over his last 37 at-bats.

Ê Had a triple in consecutive games on June 8 at ARI and Sun vs. HOU, first Ray to do that since Kevin Kiermaier from July 5-7, 2015 at NYY, at KC. Ê Has played in 24 games with 20 starts (12-2B, 8-SS)…the home run has accounted for 6 of his 7 RBI (three 2-run shots)…recalled from Triple-A

Durham on June 1 to begin his second stint with the Rays this season, following Opening Day–May 24.

#19 CURT CASALI, C Wed: 0-4 (PH in 6th) SEA Series: 2-8, R Stand: 2-12, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .227 (10-44), 3-HR2016: .181/.278/.362, 6-HR, 16-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-4 RISP: .107 (3-28) vs. RH: .157 (13-83), 3-HR

Ê Batting .292 (7-for-24) with a .469 OBP (7-BB, 1-HBP) in 10 games (7 starts) since the beginning of June, breaking out of a 1-for-31 skid before that… has had 3 multi-hit games over this stretch (last Tue vs. SEA, both singles), compared to 4 multi-hit games through the first two months combined.

Ê Has played in 46 games with 38 starts at catcher…batting .107 (3-for-28) with RISP, T-2nd-lowest in the AL (min. 20 AB)…has thrown out 28.6 per-cent of attempted base stealers but hasn’t thrown one out since May 23 at MIA…his last 6 attempted base stealers have been successful.

Ê Since the start of last season, 57.4 percent of his hits have gone for extra bases (20-1B, 11-2B, 16-HR).

#24 HANK CONGER, C Wed: 0-2 SEA Series: 0-2 Stand: 1-5, 2B vs. LH: .250 (1-4)2016: .210/.273/.333, 2-HR, 7-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-3 RISP: .136 (3-22) vs. RH: .208 (16-77), 2-HR

Ê Batting .300 (9-for-30) with 4 2B, 2 HR and 6 RBI over his last 11 games (10 starts)…was hitting .157 (8-for-51) with 0 XBH and 1 RBI before that. Ê Batting .208/.265/.325 (16-for-77) vs. right-handed pitching this season (.590 OPS), compared to .279/.353/.538 (29-for-104) in 2015 (.892 OPS). Ê Has played in 34 games with 25 starts at catcher…both of his homers have come over his last 20 at-bats (May 28 vs. NYY, June 4 at MIN). Ê Has thrown out 16.0 percent (4 of 25) of his attempted base stealers this season, compared to 2.3 percent (1 of 43) a season ago.

#14 JAFF DECKER, OF Wed: 0-3 (PH in 8th) SEA Series: 0-3 Stand: 0-3 vs. LH: .000 (0-1)2016: .000/.000/.000, 0-HR, 0-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-3 RISP: .000 (0-1) vs. RH: .000 (0-2)

Ê Selected from Triple-A Durham yesterday and made his Rays debut vs. SEA…took the roster spot of Dana Eveland (designated for assignment). Ê Hit .233/.351/.358 (45-for-193) with 5 HR, 14 RBI and 13 SB with Durham…his 34 BB ranked T-2nd in the Int’l. League at the time of his selection. Ê First name is pronounced like Jeff…was a non-roster invite to spring training…prior to this season, played parts of three seasons in the majors (2013

with SD, 2014-15 with PIT) and hit .169/.286/.271 (10-for-59) with 1 HR in those 41 games.

#10 COREY DICKERSON, OF Wed: 1-3, 2-RBI, 2-BB, SF SEA Series: 4-7, 3B, HR, 5-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R Stand: 4-14, 3B, HR, 5-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .156 (5-32)2016: .209/.259/.471, 12-HR, 31-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.571, 4-7) RISP: .189 (10-53) vs. RH: .219 (34-155), 12-HR

Ê Batting .316 (6-for-19) with 1 3B, 3 HR and 10 RBI in 5 games (4 starts) vs. Seattle this season, incl. game-tying single yesterday…only TEX Adrian Beltre has more RBI against the Mariners this season (12 RBI in 9 games)…his 10 RBI are also the most by a Ray this year vs. any single opponent.

Ê Tied his season high with 3 hits on Tue at SEA (4th time), finishing a double shy of the cycle…his 7th-inning single was the latest in a game he’s recorded a go-ahead hit since Aug 23, 2014 vs. MIA (13th inning walk-off)…marked the third time in his career he tripled and homered in the same game (last Sep 20, 2014 vs. ARI), the first Ray to do this since Tim Beckham on May 22, 2015 vs. OAK…homered off the D-ring catwalk, first Ray to do that since Carlos Peña on July 29, 2010 vs. DET…measured at 448 feet according to StatCast, the longest by a Rays player this season.

Ê Ranks among team leaders in XBH (23, 2nd), HR (12, 2nd) and RBI (31, 2nd)…of his 31 RBI, 21 have come via the home run (67.7 percent). Ê Of his 39 hits this year, 23 have gone for extra bases (59.0 percent)…in the AL, only BOS David Ortiz (60.8 pct.) has a higher ratio (min. 40 G). Ê Has played in 57 games with 47 starts (27-DH, 18-LF, 1-RF)…has gone 171 chances in the outfield since his last error, Aug 17, 2014 vs. CIN (G1).

#11 LOGAN FORSYTHE, 2B Wed: 3-6, 2B, 3B, BB, R SEA Series: 5-11, 2B, 3B, BB, R Stand: 7-24, 2-2B, 3B, 2-RBI, BB, 3-R vs. LH: .361 (13-36), 2-HR2016: .305/.385/.511, 4-HR, 14-RBI, 3-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.455, 5-11) RISP: .412 (7-17) vs. RH: .284 (27-95), 2-HR

Ê Reached 4 times yesterday vs. SEA, his most since April 30 vs. TOR (4)…doubled and tripled in a game for the first time since Aug 31, 2015 at BAL. Ê Has recorded multiple hits three times in 5 games since returning from the 15-day DL…batting .292/.320/.458 (7-for-24) over those 5 games. Ê Has started 34 games, all at leadoff (33-2B, 1-DH)…since the start of last season, has a .616 SLG and 12 HR vs. LHP and a .389 SLG and 9 HR vs.

RHP…has more homers (21) over the last two seasons (2015-16, in 187 games) than he did in his first four seasons combined (18 in 338 games). Ê All 4 HR have come in the 7th inning or later…eight of his 14 RBI have come in “Late & Close” situations, per Baseball Reference…at the time of his in-

jury, he led the team in avg. (.308), OBP (.398), SLG (.523), OPS (.922), 2B (9), XBH (14, tied), runs (16), hits (33), walks (14) and multi-hit games (10).

#8 DESMOND JENNINGS, OF Wed: 1-4, 2-BB SEA Series: 1-7, 3-BB Stand: 2-16, RBI, 5-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .192 (10-52)2016: .187/.272/.313, 5-HR, 15-RBI, 2-SB Current Hitting Streak: 1G (.250, 1-4) RISP: .207 (6-29) vs. RH: .184 (18-98), 5-HR

Ê Is 2-for-his-last-17…has a .395 OBP with 2 HR and 5 RBI in 11 games (9 starts) since the start of June, compared to a .237 OBP through May. Ê Has already exceeded his RBI total from May (and matched his HR total)…had a 5th-inning RBI groundout on Sun vs. HOU (off Dallas Keuchel). Ê Eight of his 9 XBH have come on the road, the only exception his solo HR on April 16 vs. CWS…has a .435 SLG on the road and a .210 SLG at home. Ê Reached a season-high 4 times on June 6 at ARI, his most since June 30, 2014 at NYY (4)…his 3 hits tied a season high (also May 16 at TOR). Ê Has played in 50 games with 41 starts (26-LF, 13-CF, 2-DH)…all of his time in CF has come since Kevin Kiermaier’s injury, his first action there since

April 25, 2015…his .996 career fielding percentage ranks 1st among active outfielders (min. 1,000 chances), pct. points ahead of Jacoby Ellsbury.

#3 EVAN LONGORIA, 3B Wed: 1-4, 2B, 2-BB, R SEA Series: 2-8, 2B, HR, 3-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R Stand: 5-19, 2B, 2-HR, 5-RBI, 3-BB, 4-R vs. LH: .298 (17-57), 2-HR2016: .278/.335/.540, 16-HR, 40-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 4G (.333, 5-15) RISP: .281 (16-57) vs. RH: .272 (52-191), 14-HR

Ê Left yesterday’s game with left forearm soreness…has 8 years, 73 days of service time, passing Carl Crawford (8.072) for most in Rays history. Ê On Tue vs. SEA had his first homer with 2 (or more) runners on base since June 20, 2015 at CLE, with 29 solo or 2-run shots in between. Ê Has 7 HR over his last 11 games and 20 RBI over his last 16 games, batting .556 (10-for-18) with RISP over that stretch of 16 games…his 7 HR in

June are his most in a calendar month since Aug 2013 (7)…is on pace for 41 HR, which would rank 2nd to Carlos Peña (46, 2007) in club history. Ê Ranks among AL leaders in HR (16, T-6th) and XBH (33, T-5th)…leads the team in SLG (.540), hits (69), 2B (17), RBI (40) and multi-hit games (19). Ê Has started 62 games (60-3B, 2-DH)…on Sat vs. HOU hit the first homer by a Ray off the C-ring catwalk since John Jaso on Sep 17, 2015 vs.

BAL…was his first homer off a catwalk since April 19, 2014 vs. NYY (C-ring)…went 438 feet, according to MLB StatCast, his longest of the season. Ê Homered in a career-long 4 straight games from June 2-5 at MIN, the longest streak by a Ray since Carlos Peña in 2010 (club record 6 straight).

#27 MIKIE MAHTOOK, OF Wed: 0-3 SEA Series: 0-3 Stand: 1-7, 2-RBI, BB vs. LH: .278 (5-18)2016: .164/.203/.200, 0-HR, 3-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-4 RISP: .091 (1-11) vs. RH: .108 (4-37)

Ê Is 2-for-his-last-13…recalled on May 22 and has hit .164/.203/.200 (9-for-55) in 20 games, 14 starts (8-CF, 4-LF, 2-RF), including 1-for-21 in May. Ê His only hit with RISP this season was Sun vs. HOU, accounting for 2 of his 3 RBI—his first multi-RBI game since Oct 4, 2015 vs. TOR. Ê Batting .291/.351/.605 (25-for-86) with 7 HR and 17 RBI in his career vs. LHP, compared to .203/.241/.324 (15-for-74) with 2 HR and 5 RBI vs. RHP. Ê Only multi-hit game came on June 6 at ARI…prior to his recall, hit .333/.416/.487 (26-for-78) with 1 HR and 5 RBI in 20 games with Durham.

#13 BRAD MILLER, SS Wed: 0-5, BB SEA Series: 0-9, 2-BB, R Stand: 3-17, HR, 2-RBI, 2-BB, 2-R vs. LH: .226 (7-31), 1-HR2016: .231/.288/.415, 6-HR, 20-RBI, 4-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-11 RISP: .227 (10-44) vs. RH: .232 (38-164), 5-HR

Ê Batting .100/.280/.100 (2-for-20) in 5 games (all starts) against the Mariners this season, his former team…played three seasons with Seattle. Ê Batting .272/.321/.447 (28-for-103) in 29 games (24 starts) on the road compared to .185/.250/.380 (17-for-92) in 28 games (24 starts) at home. Ê Hitless in his last 11 at-bats and is 3-for-his-last-27…prior to this stretch, hit .303/.356/.533 (37-for-122) in 35 games (29 starts) from April 24–June 4. Ê On Sat vs. HOU snapped an 83 at-bat homerless drought, his first since May 14 vs. OAK…his last 3 HR have given the Rays the lead…the aver-

age distance on his 6 HR, according to MLB StatCast, is 420 feet…all 4 of his homers at Tropicana Field this season have landed in Section 148. Ê Ranks among team leaders in XBH (20, T-3rd) and 2B (10, T-4th)…has played in 57 games with 48 starts at shortstop and has made 9 errors, tied

for most among AL shortstops along with SEA Ketel Marte and KC Alcides Escobar.

#7 LOGAN MORRISON, 1B Wed: 0-6, RBI, BB SEA Series: 0-9, RBI, 2-BB, R Stand: 2-17, 2B, RBI, 5-BB, 4-R vs. LH: .310 (9-29), 1-HR2016: .234/.332/.380, 7-HR, 19-RBI, 4-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-11 RISP: .281 (9-32) vs. RH: .219 (34-155), 6-HR

Ê Is 2-for-his-last-24…yesterday vs. SEA drew the fifth walk-off walk in club history, first since Luke Scott on May 9, 2013 vs. TOR…only other time he’s been at the plate for a walk-off was May 8, 2015 vs. OAK (with SEA), a walk-off homer off Dan Otero…is 2-for-18 vs. Seattle this season.

Ê All 7 HR came over a span of 18 games and 65 at-bats from May 18–June 5, after 91 homerless at-bats to start the season…hit .415/.479/.785 (27-for-65) over that span, including homers in 3 consecutive games from June 3-5 at the fourth multi-HR game of his career on June 5 at MIN.

Ê Six of his 7 HR have come on the road…batting .298/.381/.500 (31-for-104) on the road compared to .150/.269/.225 (12-for-80) at home. Ê Since May 17—the date of his first RBI this season—he ranks 2nd on the team with 19 RBI, trailing Evan Longoria (21).

#38 TAYLOR MOTTER, UTL Wed: 0-0, BB (PH) SEA Series: 0-1, BB Stand: 0-2, BB vs. LH: .308 (4-13), 1-HR2016: .160/.295/.300, 2-HR, 6-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 0-for-12 RISP: .000 (0-5) vs. RH: .108 (4-37), 1-HR

Ê Has more walks (9) than hits (8)…batting .108/.261/.108 (4-for-37) with 0 XBH, 1 RBI and 7 BB over his last 17 games (10 starts) since May 25. Ê Has made starts batting leadoff, 2nd, 7th, 8th and 9th…has a .500 OBP in 18 PA vs. lefties this season and a .209 OBP in 43 PA vs. RHP. Ê Has played in 23 games with 13 starts (7-SS, 4-2B, 2-3B) since his recall…is one of three players in the majors to appear at 2B, 3B, SS, LF and

RF, joining PIT Sean Rodriguez and DET Mike Aviles…last season with Triple-A Durham he saw significant time at 6 different positions (also CF).

#28 STEVE PEARCE, UTL Wed: 2-5, 2B, 3B, BB, R SEA Series: 3-8, 2B, 3B, HR, RBI, 3-BB, 3-R Stand: 9-20, 4-2B, 3B, HR, 3-RBI, 2-BB, 3-R vs. LH: .364 (16-44), 5-HR2016: .338/.415/.584, 9-HR, 24-RBI, 0-SB Current Hitting Streak: 2G (.375, 3-8) RISP: .344 (11-32) vs. RH: .327 (36-110), 4-HR

Ê Since May 16, leads the majors with a .397 avg. (31-for-78) and a .472 OBP…his .667 SLG over that span is 5th in the majors and 2nd in the AL. Ê Min. 100 PA, ranks among AL leaders in avg. (.338, 5th), OBP (.415, 5th), SLG (.584, 4th) and OPS (.999, 3rd)…his .773 SLG vs. LHP is 2nd in the majors. Ê Yesterday vs. SEA had a double and triple in the same game for the first time in his career…was his sixth career triple and first since July 8, 2015

at MIN (with BAL)…on Tue vs. SEA had his first homer (off Taijuan Walker) since May 27 vs. NYY, his seventh solo shot out of his 9 HR this year. Ê Has played in 46 games with 41 starts (19-1B, 14-2B, 7-DH, 1-3B)…is the only player in the majors to make at least 10 starts at both 1B and 2B. Ê Batting .500 (15-for-30) with 4 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR and 4 RBI since the start of June…from June 5-11 recorded at least 3 hits in 3 consecutive starts,

which tied the club record for most consecutive starts with at least 3 hits (5th time, last Logan Forsythe, Aug 31–Sep 2, 2015).

RAYS BULLPEN NOTES#35 MATT ANDRIESE, RH Last App: 6/15 vs. SEA (W, 2.2-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 3-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .209 (14-67), 1-HR2016: 6-0-0, 2.66 ERA, 8 G, 7 GS Long Relief App: 2.2, 6/15 vs. SEA IR-RS: -- vs. RH: .245 (26-106), 1-HR

Ê Yesterday vs. SEA went 2.2 scoreless in his first relief app of the season, longest hitless app by a Rays reliever since Andriese on Aug 28, 2015 vs. KC (3 IP)…improved to 6-0 in 8 apps (7 starts), the fifth Ray to ever start a season 6-0 or better…joined Matt Moore (8-0, 2013), Jeff Niemann (6-0, 2010), J.P. Howell (6-0, 2008) and James Shields (6-0, 2007)…is one of five pitchers in the majors to start this season at 6-0 or better.

Ê Has gone 7-2 with a 3.15 ERA (80-IP, 28-ER) in 15 career starts and 2-3 with a 4.36 ERA (33-IP, 16-ER) in 18 career relief apps. Ê Has only allowed 2 HR in 47.1 IP for an 0.38 HR/9 IP ratio, 3rd in the AL among pitchers with at least 40 innings pitched.

#31 XAVIER CEDEÑO, LH Last App: 6/15 vs. SEA (1.1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 0-3 vs. LH: .158 (6-38)2016: 3-1-0, 2.86 ERA, 27 G Long Relief App: 1.1, 3x-last 6/15 vs. SEA IR-RS: 12-3 vs. RH: .227 (10-44), 1-HR

Ê Tied his season long app yesterday vs. SEA (1.1, 3rd time, last June 6 at ARI)…retired all 4 lefties faced, only baserunner was a Nelson Cruz IBB. Ê Eight of his last 9 apps have been 1 IP or more…has made 16 apps this season of at least 1 IP (59.3 pct.), compared to 41 pct. of apps in 2015. Ê Ranks 3rd on the team with 27 apps…his last 5 apps spanning 5.2 IP have been scoreless…hasn’t allowed a hit over his last 3 apps spanning 3.1 IP. Ê Has combined for 2 BB (1 IBB) and 13 SO in his last 13 apps (since May 21), compared to 6 BB and 10 SO in his first 14 apps (from April 8–May 15). Ê The Rays have been tied or ahead in 23 of his 27 apps (21 scoreless)…has stranded his last 7 inherited runners spanning his last 15 apps.

#37 ALEX COLOME, RH Last App: 6/15 vs. SEA (1.0-IP, 1-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: 19-19 vs. LH: .256 (10-39)2016: 1-1-19, 0.90 ERA, 28 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 3x-last 5/24 at MIA IR-RS: 11-5 vs. RH: .152 (10-66), 1-HR

Ê Ranks T-2nd in the AL with 19 saves (in 19 chances), including a major-league-leading 7 saves in June…hasn’t allowed a run in his 19 chances…holds the club record for most successful save opportunities to start a season (prev. 16, 2x-last Rafael Soriano in 2010)…is their longest streak without a blown save (at any point of the season) since Fernando Rodney converted a club record 22 straight chances from May 27–Aug 13, 2012.

Ê His last 19 apps spanning 21 IP have been scoreless, lowering his ERA from 3.00 to 0.90 over this stretch…ranks T-1st on the team with 28 apps. Ê Leads the majors with 4 saves of 4 outs or more…is one of two pitchers in the majors with all of their team’s saves, joining LAD Kenley Jansen (18). Ê His 0.90 ERA ranks 4th among AL relievers…among all pitchers with at least 10 saves, only SD Fernando Rodney has a lower ERA (0.00).

#52 RYAN GARTON, RH Last App: 6/14 vs. SEA (W, 0.2-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .286 (2-7)2016: 1-0-0, 5.40 ERA, 5 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 5/26 vs. MIA IR-RS: 3-1 vs. RH: .438 (7-16)

Ê Recorded his first career win on Tue vs. SEA (5th career app)…his last 4 apps spanning 3 IP (since May 30) have been scoreless (3-H, 1-BB). Ê Made his major league debut on May 26 vs. MIA (2-IP, 6-H, 3-ER)…his 6 hits marked the most hits ever by a Rays reliever in his major league debut. Ê Selected from Triple-A Durham on May 25…became the second player in Rays history born in Clearwater, joining teammate Ryan Webb (15-day

DL)…also became the second alumnus of J. W. Mitchell High School (New Port Richey) to reach the majors, following RH Tyler Clippard. Ê Went 1-0 with a 2.38 ERA (22.2-IP, 6-ER) in 14 apps with Triple-A Durham…nine of his 14 apps with Durham were 1.1 IP or longer.

#30 ERASMO RAMIREZ, RH Last App: 6/15 vs. SEA (1.1-IP, 3-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: 0-1 vs. LH: .269 (18-67), 4-HR2016: 7-4-0, 2.83 ERA, 28 G, 1 GS Long Relief App: 2.2, 5/18 at TOR IR-RS: 21-2 vs. RH: .236 (25-106), 2-HR

Ê Went 2B, 1B to his first 2 BF yesterday vs. SEA before a force out ended the inning…also pitched around a leadoff single and 2-out IBB in the 8th. Ê His last 6 apps spanning 8.1 IP have been scoreless, bringing his ERA down from a season-high 3.43 to 2.83…allowed run(s) in 7 of his prev. 8 apps

before this stretch…has made 20 relief apps of 4 outs or more, most in the majors, as well as a major-league-leading 12 relief apps of at least 2 IP. Ê His 7 wins rank T-7th in the AL, including a major-league-most 6 as a reliever—one shy of the club record for a reliever (7x-last J.P. Howell, 2009). Ê Tied for the team lead with 28 apps (1 start) and leads the majors with 42.0 relief IP…averaging 14.3 pitches per inning, 4th in the AL (min. 30 IP). Ê Five times he has inherited the bases loaded and he hasn’t allowed an IR to score in those apps (last May 20 at DET).

#45 ENNY ROMERO, LH Last App: 6/12 vs. HOU (0.1-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 1-BB, 1-SO) Saves-Opps: 0-1 vs. LH: .206 (7-34)2016: 1-0-0, 4.29 ERA, 23 G Long Relief App: 2.0, 3x-last 6/4 at MIN IR-RS: 13-3 vs. RH: .233 (10-43), 2-HR

Ê On Sun vs. HOU, issued a 4-pitch walk to his first BF and struck out only other BF on a 3-2 pitch…has allowed 3 BB over his last 2 apps (0.1 IP). Ê Has a 10.38 ERA (4.1-IP, 10-H, 5-R, 4-BB, 7-SO) over his last 6 apps (since May 24)…had a 2.70 ERA (16.2-IP, 7-H, 6-R, 5-ER, 7-BB) before that. Ê Has pitched to an 2.30 ERA (15.2-IP, 4-ER) in 14 apps on the road compared to a 10.13 ERA (5.1-IP, 6-ER) in 9 apps at Tropicana Field. Ê Opponents are hitting .188 (9-for-48) with the bases empty, .276 (8-for-29) with runners on base and .333 (4-for-12) with RISP.

#50 TYLER STURDEVANT, RH Last App: 6/12 vs. HOU (1.2-IP, 0-H, 0-R, 0-BB, 0-SO) Saves-Opps: -- vs. LH: .143 (1-7)2016: 0-1-0, 3.00 ERA, 9 G Long Relief App: 1.2, 2x-last 6/12 vs. HOU IR-RS: 2-0 vs. RH: .280 (7-25)

Ê Went 1.2 IP on Sun vs. HOU, tying his career long app (also June 4 at MIN)…retired all 5 batters faced on a total of 14 pitches (9 strikes). Ê Owns a 2.74 ERA over parts of seven minor league seasons (six with the Indians org.) with 9.8 SO/9 IP and 2.8 BB/9 IP ratios in the minors. Ê Was selected from Triple-A Durham on May 23…was 30 years, 156 days of age at the time of his debut, the oldest player to make his MLB debut with

the Rays since 31-year-old Jason Childers in 2006, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, and the second oldest since LH Jim Morris (35 in 1999).

RAYS BY THE NUMBERSCurrent Streak: W3 When commit error: 9-15 Hit homer: 25-23Current Record: 31-32 Ahead after 6-7-8: 21-4/21-2/26-1 Homer with men on: 20-7Home/Road: 15-16/16-16 Behind after 6-7-8: 4-22/2-25/0-28 Hit multiple homers: 20-8Day/Night: 11-11/20-21 Tied after 6-7-8: 6-6/8-5/5-3 Score first: 19-8Grass/Turf: 13-16/18-16 1-run games: 7-9 Score 5 or more: 19-5vs. East: 12-12 2-run games: 9-6 Score less than 5: 12-27vs. Central: 7-9 Extra innings: 2-1 Outhit opponents: 19-5vs. West: 8-6 Win in last at-bat: 8 Outhit by opponents: 5-24vs. National League: 4-5 Come-from-behind wins: 16 Collect 10 or more hits: 15-4vs. RH/LH starters: 22-24/9-8 Opp. come-from-behind wins: 13 Opp. 10 or more hits: 7-17Series W-L-T (home): 4-5-2 Series W-L-T (road): 5-5-1 Wearing white/gray/navy/lt. blue: 13-11/13-6/3-10/2-4

HOME RUNS1R 2R 3R GS TOTAL

Longoria 12 3 1 16Dickerson 7 2 2 1 12Souza Jr. 6 2 2 10Pearce 7 1 1 9Morrison 3 4 7Guyer 5 1 6Casali 3 2 1 6Miller 3 3 6Kiermaier 3 2 5Jennings 5 5Forsythe 2 2 4Beckham 3 3Motter 1 1 2Conger 1 1 2TOTALS 58 25 9 1 93

RUN SUPPORT FOR STARTING PITCHERSPITCHER STARTS RUNS RUNS/START RUNS/9-IP CLUB RECORD QUALITYAndriese 7 29 4.14 5.84 5-2 4Archer 14 38 2.71 4.28 5-9 7Moore 13 42 3.23 4.93 5-8 5Odorizzi 14 37 2.64 4.25 9-5 5Ramirez 1 4 4.00 6.35 1-0 0Smyly 13 39 3.00 4.58 6-7 6Snell 1 2 2.00 3.60 0-1 0

RAYS PITCHING BY THE NUMBERS

LAST HR OFF ’16 MOST HITS GAME ’16 MOST RBI GAMEBeckham 6/6 at ARI Ray 2, 3x-last, 6/12 vs. HOU 2, 3x-last, 6/6 at ARICasali 6/1 at KC Duffy 2, 7x-last, 6/14 vs. SEA 3, 5/16 at TORConger 6/4 at MIN Santana 3, 5/28 vs. NYY 3, 5/28 vs. NYYDecker 8/12/13 at COL Chacin -- --Dickerson 6/14 vs. SEA Walker 3, 5x-last, 6/14 vs. SEA 4, 2x-last, 5/31 at KCForsythe 4/30 vs. TOR Happ 3, 5x-last, 6/15 vs. SEA 2, 5x-last, 5/7 at LAAJennings 6/8 at ARI Bradley 3, 2x-last, 6/6 at ARI 3, 5/16 at TORLongoria 6/14 vs. SEA Vincent 3, 2x-last, 6/5 at MIN 4, 5/28 vs. NYYMahtook 10/4/15 vs. TOR Tepera 2, 6/6 at ARI 2, 6/12 vs. HOUMiller 6/11 vs. HOU Fiers 4, 5/6 at LAA 3, 2x-last, 5/17 at TORMorrison 6/5 at MIN Duffey 3, 3x-last, 5/25 vs. MIA 3, 2x-last, 6/5 at MINMotter 5/23 at MIA Chen 2, 2x-last, 6/6 at ARI 3, 5/23 at MIAPearce 6/14 vs. SEA Walker 3, 3x-last, 6/11 vs. HOU 3, 2x-last, 5/16 at TORSouza Jr. 6/4 at MIN Santana 4, 4/6 vs. TOR 4, 4/6 vs. TOR

RAYS SEASON HIGHSTEAM BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTINGLongest win streak 4, 3x-last, June 3-6 Most runs, game, TB 3, 4x-last, Longoria, 6/5 at MINLong loss streak 5, May 29–June 2 Most runs, game, Opp 3, 4x-last, Valencia, 5/15 vs. OAKMost runs game, TB 13, 5/16 at TOR Most hits, game, TB 4, 3x-last, Miller, 5/6 at LAAMost runs game, Opp 10, 2x-last, 5/31 at KC Most hits, game, Opp 4, 5x-last, Cain, 5/31 at KCMost runs, inn, TB 6, (4th) 4/21 at BOS Most 2B, game, TB 2, 5x-last, Pearce, 6/10 vs. HOUMost runs, inn, Opp 5, 2x-last, (4th) 5/31 at KC Most 2B, game, Opp 2, 8x-last, Park, 6/2 at MINMost hits, game, TB 17, 2x-last, 5/17 at TOR Most HR, game, TB 2, 6x-last, Dickerson, 6/8 at ARIMost hits, game, Opp 18, 5/31 at KC Most HR, game, Opp 3, Valencia, 5/15 vs. OAKMost hits, inn, TB 6, (1st) 4/24 at NYY Most RBI, game, TB 5, Guyer, 5/15 vs. OAKMost hits, inn, Opp 6, 2x-last, (4th) 5/31 at KC Most RBI, game, Opp 5, Valencia, 5/15 vs. OAKMost doubles, game, TB 6, 5/28 vs. NYY Most x-base hits, game, TB 3, 2x-last, Conger, 5/28 vs. NYYMost doubles, game, Opp 7, 4/21 at BOS Most x-base hits, game, Opp 3, 2x-last, Valencia, 5/15 vs. OAKMost HR, game, TB 5, 4/24 at NYY Most steals, game, TB 2, 2x-last, Miller, 5/24 at MIAMost HR, game, Opp 4, 4x-last, 5/15 vs. OAK Most steals, game, Opp 2, 3x-last, Nunez, 6/4 at MINMost x-base hits, game, TB 9, 5/28 vs. NYY Hitting Streak 11, Longoria, May 28–June 8Most x-base hits, game, Opp 9, 4/21 at BOS TEAM/INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most stolen bases, game, TB 3, 5/24 at MIA Most SO, TB Starter 12, 3x-last, Smyly, 6/15 vs. SEAMost stolen bases, game, Opp 5, 4/14 vs. CLE Most SO, Opp Starter 12, Fernandez, 5/26 vs. MIAMost walks, game, TB 11, 6/15 vs. SEA Most SO, TB Reliever 4, Ramirez, 4/13 vs. CLEMost walks, game, Opp 7, 4x-last, 6/14 vs. SEA Most IP, TB Reliever 3.0, Webb, 5/22 at DETMost strikeouts, game, TB 19, 6/15 vs. SEA Most walks, game, TB 4, 8x-last, Odorizzi, 6/14 vs. SEAMost strikeouts, game, Opp 16, 2x-last, 6/15 vs. SEA Most walks, game, Opp 5, 2x-last, Kennedy, 5/30 at KCMost LOB, game, TB 18, 6/15 vs. SEA Most SO, Team, TB 16, 2x-last, 6/15 vs. SEAMost LOB, game, Opp 13, 2x-last, 5/25 vs. MIA Most walks, Team, TB 7, 4x-last, 6/14 vs. SEAMost errors, game, TB 3, 2x-last, 5/30 at KC Low-Hit Game 1, 2x-last, 5/29 vs. NYYMost errors, game, Opp 2, 4x-last, 6/15 vs. SEA Consecutive Scoreless IP 21.0, Colome, May 4–CurrentLongest game, time 4:38, 6/15 vs. SEA Shortest game, time 2:15, 6/7 at ARILongest game, time (9 inn.) 4:16, 4/21 at BOS Shortest game, time (9 inn.) 2:15, 6/7 at ARI

Grand Slams (1): Dickerson-1 (5/11 at SEA, T Walker)Back-to-Back (1): Morrison/Jennings (5/18 at TOR, R Dickey)2-HR games (7): Souza Jr.-2 (4/6 vs. TOR, J Happ/A Leon; 4/24 at

NYY, M Pineda), Pearce-1 (5/10 at SEA, W Miley), Guyer-1 (5/15 vs. OAK, S Gray), Longoria-1 (6/5 at MIN, T Duffey/B Kintzler), Morrison-1 (6/5 at MIN, T Duffey), Dickerson-1 (6/8 at ARI, A Bradley/T Clippard)

3-HR games (-): -Pinch-hit (1): Motter-1 (5/17 at TOR, D Storen)Walk-off (-): -Lead-off (2): Guyer-1 (5/15 vs. OAK, S Gray), Souza-1 (5/20 at

DET, A. Sanchez)Inside-the-park (-): -

HOME RUNS

CATCHERSPCT CCS ATT

Casali .318 7 22Conger .125 3 24TOTALS .217 10 46

Game-Tying & Go-Ahead RBI: Longoria (20), Souza Jr. (11), Dickerson (10), Guyer (8), Morrison (7), Pearce (7), Forsythe (6), Miller (6), Kiermaier (5), Jennings (5), Casali (4), Beckham (2), Motter (1), Odorizzi (1), Mahtook (1), Conger (1)2-Out RBI: Longoria (21), Pearce (13), Souza (12), Dickerson (12), Forsythe (10), Miller (10), Guyer (8), Morrison (7), Casali (7), Jennings (7), Kiermaier (6), Conger (4), Motter (3), Odorizzi (1)Outfield Assists: Souza Jr. (3), Jennings (2), Dickerson (1)Bunt Singles: -Ejections: Cash-1 (4/29 vs. TOR, 5th inn.), Shelton-1 (6/5 at MIN, 3rd inn.), Odorizzi-1 (6/24 vs. SEA, 6th inn.)Batted Around: 4/19 at BOS (10th inn., 9 batters), 4/21 at BOS (4th inn., 10 batters), 4/24 at NYY (1st inn., 9 batters), 5/11 at SEA (6th inn., 9 batters), 6/6 at ARI (5th inn., 9 batters), 6/12 vs. HOU (5th inn., 10 batters)

MISC.

1. April 6 vs. TOR—Curt Casali pop out to SS Troy Tulowitzki hit off the A-ring catwalk…off J.A. Happ (3rd inning).2. April 16 vs. CWS—Brett Lawrie home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field (389 feet)...off Steve Geltz (7th inning).3. April 29 vs. TOR—Josh Donaldson home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field (445 feet)…off Drew Smyly (6th inning).4. May 3 vs. LAD—Trayce Thompson home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field (416 feet)…off Matt Moore (2nd inning).5. May 13 vs. OAK—Danny Valencia home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field (437 feet)…off Jake Odorizzi (1st inning).6. May 16 vs. OAK—Yonder Alonso pop out to 2B Steve Pearce hit off the B-ring catwalk…off Matt Moore (2nd inning).7. June 11 vs. HOU—Evan Longoria home run off the C-ring catwalk in left field (438 feet)...off Mike Fiers (6th inning).8. June 14 vs. SEA—Corey Dickerson home run off the D-ring catwalk in right field (448 feet)...off Taijuan Walker (2nd inning).

CATWALKS

LAST HR & PLAYER SEASON HIGHS

Rays Totals (bold): 20 challenges (11 overturned, 4 stand, 5 confirmed) | Opp Totals: 18 challenges (9 overturned, 4 stand, 5 confirmed) Umpire Totals: 3 challenges (0 record keeping, 1 overturned, 2 stand, 0 confirmed)

RUNS BY INNING1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X Total

Opponent 37 27 34 34 25 29 26 33 16 1 262Tampa Bay 32 28 26 37 32 37 23 25 22 4 266

W-L-S G ERA IP H ER BB SO HRTotals 31-32-19 63 4.03 558.2 529 250 188 542 83Starters 18-22-0 63 4.23 368.0 351 173 116 372 57Relievers 13-10-19 62 3.63 190.2 178 77 72 170 26Home 15-16-6 31 3.47 283.0 231 109 86 286 42Road 16-16-13 32 4.60 275.2 298 141 102 256 41April 11-12-5 23 3.31 203.2 169 75 54 205 28May 11-16-7 27 4.78 237.0 243 126 83 206 40June 9-4-7 13 3.74 118.0 117 49 51 131 15

INSTANT REPLAY CHALLENGES (last five)GAME CHALLENGED BY INN. PLAYER OF REFERENCE INITIAL CALL RULING DELAYJune 8 at ARI Arizona B4 Nick Ahmed Out at first Overturned 0:47June 10 vs. HOU Tampa Bay B1 Evan Longoria Out at first Overturned 0:53June 10 vs. HOU Crew Chief B4 Evan Longoria Foul Ball Stands 1:31June 10 vs. HOU Houston T9 Marwin Gonzalez Out at second Overturned 2:00June 11 vs. HOU Houston B6 Logan Morrison Hit by pitch Stands 2:28

1. April 30 vs. TOR (W 4-3)—Curt Casali single to left field…off Brett Cecil (9th inning).2. June 15 vs. SEA (W, 3-2)—Logan Morrison bases-loaded walk…off Mike Montgomery (13th inning).

WALK-OFF WINS

1. April 23 at NYY (L 2-3)—Brett Gardner home run to right field…off Erasmo Ramirez (9th inning).2. May 11 at SEA (L 5-6)—Chris Iannetta home run to right-center field…off Steve Geltz (11th inning).

WALK-OFF LOSSES

C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH Beckham 7-5 5-3 1-0 0-1 4-5 3-2 4-0Casali 18-20 2-0 3-1 14-19Conger 13-12 4-1 8-11Dickerson 11-7 0-1 12-16 1-0 10-15 2-1 8-3 2-5Forsythe 17-16 1-0 18-16Guyer 5-10 3-2 2-5 4-5 8-13 5-3 1-4Jennings 13-13 6-7 2-0 0-1 0-1 9-10 6-4 4-2 2-2Kiermaier 18-19 1-0 17-19Longoria 31-29 0-2 1-0 30-31Mahtook 2-2 4-4 1-1 2-0 1-2 0-1 2-1 1-3Miller 22-26 1-0 14-17 5-9 1-0 2-0Morrison 19-24 3-2 4-8 1-0 7-3 3-5 6-9 2-1Motter 1-4 0-2 4-3 1-1 2-1 1-2 1-4Pearce 12-8 6-7 0-1 5-2 2-0 13-13 5-2 0-1 2-3Souza Jr. 28-25 1-3 1-0 1-1 12-13 6-5 9-9

W-L BY BATTING ORDER (STARTS)W-L BY POSITION (STARTS)

RAYS ON THE DISABLED LIST (7)POS. PLAYER DL INJURY DATE ON RETRO FIRST DATE OFF GMS MISSED RECORDRHP Brad Boxberger 15-day Left oblique injury June 1 - June 16 12 9-4RHP Alex Cobb 60-day Tommy John surgery April 2 - June 2 62 31-32OF Brandon Guyer 15-day Left hamstring strain June 5 June 4 June 20 9 8-2CF Kevin Kiermaier 15-day Left hand fracture May 22 - June 6 22 11-12OF Steven Souza Jr. 15-day Left hip strain June 16 June 15 June 30 1 1-0RHP Ryan Webb 15-day Right pectoral strain May 30 May 27 June 12 17 10-8RHP Chase Whitley 60-day Tommy John surgery Feb 18 - June 2 62 31-32

Others (Games Missed): RH Brad Boxberger (48, adductor surgery, 22-26), 2B Logan Forsythe (28, left scapula hairline fracture, 12-16)

Apr 6 Claimed OF Jake Goebbert off waivers from Pittsburgh and optioned him to Triple-A Durham.Apr 23 Optioned RH Danny Farquhar to Durham; recalled LH Blake Snell from Durham.Apr 24 Transferred RH Alex Cobb (Tommy John surgery) to the 60-day DL; optioned LH

Blake Snell to Durham; selected RH Jhan Mariñez from Durham.May 7 Added RH Matt Andriese to the taxi squad.May 8 Designated RH Jhan Mariñez for assignment; recalled RH Matt Andriese from Durham.May 14 Placed 2B Logan Forsythe (left scapula hairline fracture) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to

May 10; recalled RH Danny Farquhar from Durham.

May 15 Designated RH Danny Farquhar for assignment; recalled UTL Taylor Motter from Durham.May 16 Optioned RH Danny Farquhar to Durham.May 22 Placed CF Kevin Kiermaier (left hand fracture) on the 15-day DL; recalled OF Mikie

Mahtook from Durham.May 23 Optioned RH Steve Geltz to Durham; selected RH Tyler Sturdevant from Durham.May 25 Designated OF Jake Goebbert for assignment; optioned INF Tim Beckham to Durham;

selected RH Ryan Garton from Durham.May 30 Placed RH Ryan Webb (right pectoral strain) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 27;

reinstated RH Brad Boxberger (adductor surgery) from the 15-day DL.June 1 Placed RH Brad Boxberger (left oblique injury) on the 15-day DL; recalled INF Tim

Beckham from Durham.June 5 Placed OF Brandon Guyer (left hamstring strain) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June

4; recalled INF Nick Franklin from Durham.June 10 Optioned INF Nick Franklin to Durham; reinstated 2B Logan Forsythe (left scapula

hairline fracture) from the 15-day DL.June 15 Designated LH Dana Eveland for assignment; selected OF Jaff Decker from Durham;

added LH Blake Snell to the taxi squad.June 16 Placed OF Steven Souza Jr. (left hip strain) on the 15-day DL, retroactive to June 15;

Recalled LH Blake Snell from Durham.

TRANSACTIONS (since Opening Day)

OPENING DAY ROSTER

PITCHERS (12): RH Chris Archer, LH Xavier Cedeño, RH Alex Colome, LH Dana Eveland, RH Danny Farquhar, RH Steve Geltz, LH Matt Moore, RH Jake Odorizzi, RH Erasmo Ramirez, LH Enny Romero, LH Drew Smyly, RH Ryan Webb

CATCHERS (2): Curt Casali, Hank Conger

INFIELDERS (6): Tim Beckham, Logan Forsythe, Evan Longoria, Brad Miller, Logan Morrison, Steve Pearce

OUTFIELDERS (5): Corey Dickerson, Brandon Guyer, Desmond Jennings, Kevin Kiermaier, Steven Souza Jr.

DL (3): RHP Brad Boxberger (15-day), RHP Alex Cobb (15-day), RH Chase Whitley (60-day)

RAYS HITTERS vs. MARINERS2016 CAREER

PLAYER G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP G AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBPBeckham 3 5 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .167 6 12 1 0 0 1 3 .083 .214Casali 4 12 2 0 0 1 7 .167 .231 4 12 2 0 0 1 7 .167 .333Conger 4 8 1 0 0 0 3 .125 .125 46 116 24 5 12 14 25 .207 .300Decker 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000 -Dickerson 5 19 6 3 10 2 7 .316 .364 7 27 9 3 10 2 10 .333 .333Forsythe 3 12 5 0 0 1 3 .417 .500 18 57 15 2 3 2 16 .263 .291Jennings 3 10 1 0 0 3 3 .100 .308 31 103 20 0 7 17 28 .194 .310Longoria 5 19 4 2 5 5 10 .211 .375 52 181 50 9 34 32 51 .276 .384Mahtook 2 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 4 10 1 1 1 0 4 .100 .143Miller 5 20 2 0 0 5 6 .100 .280 5 20 2 0 0 5 6 .100 .316Morrison 5 18 2 0 1 3 6 .111 .238 7 23 2 0 1 4 7 .087 .250Motter 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .500 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000Pearce 4 15 7 3 3 4 2 .467 .579 13 44 12 4 8 8 12 .273 .370

2016 CAREERPLAYER W L SV IP H ER SO ERA AVG W L SV IP H ER SO ERA AVGAndriese 1 0 0 2.2 0 0 3 0.00 .000 1 0 0 2.2 0 0 3 0.00 .000Archer 0 0 0 5.0 5 4 5 7.20 .250 1 2 0 35.1 31 11 37 2.80 .233Cedeño 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 0 0 0 4.1 2 0 2 0.00 .133Colome 0 0 1 4.0 2 0 4 0.00 .167 0 0 1 15.1 14 3 9 1.76 .255Garton 1 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 0.00 .000 1 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 0.00 .000Moore 0 0 0 4.2 7 2 6 3.86 .350 1 1 0 31.0 30 7 32 2.03 .254Odorizzi 0 0 0 5.2 8 5 9 7.94 .333 1 1 0 23.0 18 6 27 2.35 .214Ramirez 0 0 0 2.2 4 1 1 3.38 .364 1 0 0 8.0 11 2 6 2.25 .333Romero 0 0 0 4.0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 0 0 0 4.0 0 0 2 0.00 .000Smyly 0 1 0 11.2 14 8 17 6.17 .304 1 2 0 24.2 26 13 31 4.74 .268Snell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Sturdevant - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

RAYS PITCHERS vs. MARINERS

RAYS 2016 DAY-BY-DAYPOS. HOME

# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.1 4/3 vs. TOR L, 3-5 Stroman (1-0) Archer (0-1) 0-1 5/-1.0 31,042 31,0422 4/4 vs. TOR L, 3-5 Dickey (1-0) Smyly (0-1) 0-2 5/-2.0 15,116 46,1583 4/5 vs. TOR W, 3-2 Colome (1-0) Cecil (0-1) 1-2 T-4/-1.0 12,757 58,9154 4/6 vs. TOR W, 5-3 Ramirez (1-0) Floyd (0-1) 2-2 T-2/-1.0 14,257 73,172

4/7 - OFF (1) T-3/-1.55 4/8 at BAL L, 1-6 Tillman (1-0) Archer (0-2) 2-3 T-4/-2.5 17,304

4/9 at BAL - PPD - Rain (1) - Rescheduled for June 25 4/-2.56 4/10 at BAL L, 3-5 Brach (1-0) Odorizzi (0-1) 2-4 5/-3.5 23,101

4/11 - OFF (2) 5/-4.07 4/12 vs. CLE W, 5-1 Cedeño (1-0) Kluber (0-2) 3-4 T-3/-4.0 10,283 83,4558 4/13 vs. CLE L, 1-4 Carrasco (1-0) Smyly (0-2) 3-5 5/-4.0 10,117 93,5729 4/14 vs. CLE L, 0-6 Salazar (2-0) Archer (0-3) 3-6 5/-4.0 10,715 104,28710 4/15 vs. CWS L, 0-1 Sale (3-0) Colome (1-1) 3-7 5/-5.0 16,801 121,08811 4/16 vs. CWS W, 7-2 Ramirez (2-0) Danks (0-2) 4-7 5/-4.0 30,451 151,53912 4/17 vs. CWS W, 3-2 Moore (1-0) Quintana (1-1) 5-7 5/-3.5 21,810 173,349

4/18 - OFF (3) 5/-3.513 4/19 at BOS W, 3-0 (10) Ramirez (3-0) Barnes (1-1) 6-7 T-3/-2.5 32,06114 4/20 at BOS L, 3-7 Porcello (3-0) Archer (0-4) 6-8 4/-3.5 31,68915 4/21 at BOS W, 12-8 Ramirez (4-0) Cuevas (0-1) 7-8 T-2/-3.5 37,95416 4/22 at NYY L, 3-6 Nova (1-0) Moore (1-1) 7-9 T-3/-3.5 31,84317 4/23 at NYY L, 2-3 Miller (1-0) Ramirez (4-1) 7-10 5/-4.5 40,71418 4/24 at NYY W, 8-1 Smyly (1-2) Pineda (1-2) 8-10 4/-3.5 40,98119 4/25 vs. BAL W, 2-0 Archer (1-4) Gausman (0-1) 9-10 T-3/-2.5 12,996 186,34520 4/26 vs. BAL W, 3-1 Romero (1-0) Jimenez (1-2) 10-10 3/-1.5 10,988 197,33321 4/27 vs. BAL L, 1-3 Tillman (2-1) Moore (1-2) 10-11 3/-2.5 11,850 209,183

4/28 - OFF (4) 3/-3.022 4/29 vs. TOR L, 1-6 Sanchez (2-1) Smyly (1-3) 10-12 T-3/-4.0 13,679 222,86223 4/30 vs. TOR W, 4-3 Cedeño (2-0) Cecil (0-5) 11-12 3/-3.0 14,948 237,81024 5/1 vs. TOR L, 1-5 Stroman (4-0) Cedeño (2-1) 11-13 T-3/-3.5 27,217 265,027

5/2 - OFF (5) 3/-3.525 5/3 vs. LAD L, 5-10 Kazmir (2-2) Moore (1-3) 11-14 4/-4.0 14,116 279,14326 5/4 vs. LAD W, 8-5 Ramirez (5-1) Wood (1-3) 12-14 4/-3.5 13,226 292,369

5/5 - OFF (6) 4/-4.027 5/6 at LAA W, 5-2 Archer (2-4) Rasmus (0-2) 13-14 4/-3.0 41,25328 5/7 at LAA W, 4-2 Ramirez (6-1) Smith (0-2) 14-14 T-3/-2.5 40,14229 5/8 at LAA W, 3-1 Andriese (1-0) Tropeano (1-2) 15-14 3/-2.5 41,08630 5/9 at SEA L, 2-5 Hernandez (3-2) Eveland (0-1) 15-15 T-3/-3.0 15,23031 5/10 at SEA L, 4-6 Miley (3-2) Smyly (1-4) 15-16 4/-4.0 16,01332 5/11 at SEA L, 5-6 (11) Johnson (1-0) Geltz (0-1) 15-17 4/-5.0 23,000

5/12 - OFF (7) 4/-5.533 5/13 vs. OAK L, 3-6 Hill (5-3) Odorizzi (0-2) 15-18 4/-6.5 14,604 306,97334 5/14 vs. OAK W, 6-0 Andriese (2-0) Graveman (1-5) 16-18 4/-6.5 28,158 335,13135 5/15 vs. OAK L, 6-7 Axford (3-1) Geltz (0-2) 16-19 4/-6.5 19,545 354,67636 5/16 at TOR W, 13-2 Smyly (2-4) Happ (5-1) 17-19 T-3/-6.0 26,51637 5/17 at TOR W, 12-2 Archer (3-4) Stroman (4-1) 18-19 3/-5.0 27,52138 5/18 at TOR W, 6-3 Odorizzi (1-2) Dickey (2-5) 19-19 3/-5.0 29,078

5/19 - OFF (8) 3/-4.539 5/20 at DET W, 7-5 Andriese (3-0) Sanchez (3-5) 20-19 3/-4.5 30,30440 5/21 at DET L, 4-5 Fulmer (3-1) Smyly (2-5) 20-20 3/-5.5 32,31641 5/22 at DET L, 4-9 Zimmermann (7-2) Archer (3-5) 20-21 T-3/-5.5 34,75842 5/23 at MIA L, 6-7 Phelps (3-2) Ramirez (6-2) 20-22 T-4/-6.0 17,96943 5/24 at MIA W, 4-3 Odorizzi (2-2) Koehler (2-5) 21-22 4/-6.0 23,70944 5/25 vs. MIA L, 3-4 Barraclough (3-1) Sturdevant (0-1) 21-23 T-4/-7.0 13,554 368,23045 5/26 vs. MIA L, 1-9 Fernandez (7-2) Smyly (2-6) 21-24 5/-7.0 11,399 379,62946 5/27 vs. NYY L, 1-4 Tanaka (3-0) Archer (3-6) 21-25 5/-7.0 14,697 394,32647 5/28 vs. NYY W, 9-5 Moore (2-3) Pineda (2-6) 22-25 5/-6.0 20,188 414,51448 5/29 vs. NYY L, 1-2 Eovaldi (6-2) Odorizzi (2-3) 22-26 5/-7.0 19,748 434,26249 5/30 at KC L, 2-6 Herrera (1-1) Ramirez (6-3) 22-27 5/-8.0 32,01850 5/31 at KC L, 5-10 Gee (2-2) Smyly (2-7) 22-28 5/-9.0 26,00651 6/1 at KC L, 3-6 Duffy (1-0) Archer (3-7) 22-29 5/-9.0 30,55452 6/2 at MIN L, 4-6 Rogers (1-0) Ramirez (6-4) 22-30 5/-9.0 20,19353 6/3 at MIN W, 4-2 Ramirez (7-4) Nolasco (2-4) 23-30 5/-8.0 21,13454 6/4 at MIN W, 7-4 Andriese (4-0) Santana (1-5) 24-30 5/-8.0 26,61355 6/5 at MIN W, 7-5 Cedeño (3-1) Jepsen (2-5) 25-30 5/-7.0 25,51056 6/6 at ARI W, 6-4 Archer (4-7) Ray (2-5) 26-30 5/-7.0 17,17657 6/7 at ARI L, 0-5 Greinke (8-3) Moore (2-4) 26-31 5/-8.0 17,96458 6/8 at ARI W, 6-3 Odorizzi (3-3) Bradley (2-2) 27-31 5/-8.0 16,954

6/9 - OFF (9) 5/-8.559 6/10 vs. HOU W, 4-3 Andriese (5-0) McCullers (3-2) 28-31 5/-7.5 13,075 447,33760 6/11 vs. HOU L, 3-4 Fiers (4-3) Archer (4-8) 28-32 5/-7.5 19,658 466,99561 6/12 vs. HOU W, 5-0 Moore (3-4) Keuchel (3-9) 29-32 5/-6.5 11,168 478,163

6/13 - OFF (10) 5/-6.562 6/14 vs. SEA W, 8-7 Garton (1-0) Montgomery (2-2) 30-32 T-4/-6.5 11,455 489,61863 6/15 vs. SEA W, 3-2 (13) Andriese (6-0) Montgomery (2-3) 31-32 4/-5.5 12,239 501,85764 6/16 vs. SEA 1:1065 6/17 vs. SF 7:1066 6/18 vs. SF 4:1067 6/19 vs. SF 1:10 Foam Bat and Ball Set (Kids 14 & under)68 6/20 at CLE 7:1069 6/21 at CLE 7:1070 6/22 at CLE 7:10

6/23 - OFF (11)71 6/24 at BAL 7:0572 6/25 at BAL (1) 1:0573 6/25 at BAL (2) 7:0574 6/26 at BAL 1:3575 6/27 vs. BOS 7:1076 6/28 vs. BOS 7:1077 6/29 vs. BOS 12:1078 6/30 vs. DET 7:1079 7/1 vs. DET 7:1080 7/2 vs. DET 4:10 Floppy Hat (All fans)81 7/3 vs. DET 1:10 Pennant Flag (Kids 14 & under)82 7/4 vs. LAA 1:1083 7/5 vs. LAA 7:1084 7/6 vs. LAA 7:1085 7/7 vs. LAA 12:1086 7/8 at BOS 7:1087 7/9 at BOS 4:0588 7/10 at BOS 1:35

7/11 - All-Star Break7/12 - All-Star Game Petco Park (San Diego Padres)

POS. HOME# GAME FINAL WINNER LOSER W-L GA/GB ATT. CUM.

7/13 - All-Star Break7/14 - All-Star Break

89 7/15 vs. BAL 7:1090 7/16 vs. BAL 6:1091 7/17 vs. BAL 1:10 Kevin Kiermaier Claus Bobblehead (Kids 14 & under)92 7/18 at COL 8:4093 7/19 at COL 8:4094 7/20 at COL 3:1095 7/21 at OAK 10:0596 7/22 at OAK 10:0597 7/23 at OAK 9:0598 7/24 at OAK 4:05

7/25 - OFF (12)99 7/26 at LAD 10:10100 7/27 at LAD 3:10

7/28 - OFF (13)101 7/29 vs. NYY 7:10102 7/30 vs. NYY 6:10103 7/31 vs. NYY 1:10 Backpack (Kids 14 & under)104 8/1 vs. KC 7:10105 8/2 vs. KC 7:10106 8/3 vs. KC 7:10107 8/4 vs. KC 12:10108 8/5 vs. MIN 7:10109 8/6 vs. MIN 6:10 Evan Longoria Solar Gnome (All fans)110 8/7 vs. MIN 1:10 Laundry Hamper (Kids 14 & under)111 8/8 at TOR 7:07112 8/9 at TOR 7:07113 8/10 at TOR 7:07

8/11 - OFF (14)114 8/12 at NYY 7:05115 8/13 at NYY 1:05116 8/14 at NYY 1:05117 8/15 vs. SD 7:10118 8/16 vs. SD 7:10119 8/17 vs. SD 1:10

8/18 - OFF (15)120 8/19 vs. TEX 7:10121 8/20 vs. TEX 6:10 Infinity Scarf (All fans)122 8/21 vs. TEX 1:10 Raymond & DJ Kitty Double Bobblehead (Kids 14 & under)123 8/22 vs. BOS 7:10124 8/23 vs. BOS 7:10125 8/24 vs. BOS 7:10126 8/25 vs. BOS 1:10127 8/26 at HOU 8:10128 8/27 at HOU 7:10129 8/28 at HOU 2:10130 8/29 at BOS 7:10131 8/30 at BOS 7:10132 8/31 at BOS 1:35

9/1 - OFF (16)133 9/2 vs. TOR 7:10134 9/3 vs. TOR 6:10 Fan Vote Bobblehead (All fans)135 9/4 vs. TOR 1:10 Superhero Cape Socks (Kids 14 & under)136 9/5 vs. BAL 1:10137 9/6 vs. BAL 7:10138 9/7 vs. BAL 1:10139 9/8 at NYY 7:05140 9/9 at NYY 7:05141 9/10 at NYY TBD142 9/11 at NYY 1:05143 9/12 at TOR 7:07144 9/13 at TOR 7:07145 9/14 at TOR 12:37146 9/15 at BAL 7:05147 9/16 at BAL 7:05148 9/17 at BAL 7:05149 9/18 at BAL 1:35

9/19 - OFF (17)150 9/20 vs. NYY 7:10151 9/21 vs. NYY 7:10152 9/22 vs. NYY 7:10153 9/23 vs. BOS 7:10154 9/24 vs. BOS 6:10 Rays Tote Bag (All fans)155 9/25 vs. BOS 1:10 DJ Kitty Toothbrush Holder (Kids 14 & under)156 9/26 at CWS 8:10157 9/27 at CWS 8:10158 9/28 at CWS 8:10159 9/29 at CWS 8:10160 9/30 at TEX 8:05161 10/1 at TEX 8:05162 10/2 at TEX 3:05

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