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CLEVELAND INDIANS (60-66) vs. LOS ANGELES-AL (65-62) RHP Trevor Bauer (9-10, 4.48) vs. LHP Andrew Heaney (5-2, 3.39) Game #127/Home #61 » Thurs., August 28, 2015 » Progressive Field » 7:10 p.m. (ET) » SportsTime Ohio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN LEVELAND INDIANS 2015 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Document Soluons Provider to the Cleveland Indians 4577 Hinckley Industrial Parkway | Cleveland, OH 44109 PHONE: 216.459.8333 | FAX: 216.459.0909 Visit us online! WWW.MERITECHINC.COM Evolving Technology. Powerful Results. 25 OR 6 TO 4 » The Indians took down the Brewers by a score of 6-2 on Wednesday night, completing a two-game series sweep of Milwaukee...Cleveland has won 5 of 7 and 11 of the club’s last 18 games overall in addition to 7 of the last 9 played at home. » After allowing Milwaukee to get on the board first (Khris Davis 2nd- -inning solo HR), the Indians staked themselves to a 5-1 lead by the end of the 4th...JASON KIPNIS (2-5, 2B, HR, R, 3 RBI) continued his productive stretch, driving in a game-high 3 runs...picked up a 2-run double in the 2nd and added a solo HR (7) in the 8th...FRANCISCO LINDOR, LONNIE CHISENHALL and ABE ALMONTE also turned in multi-hit efforts. » CODY ANDERSON worked into the 5th, holding the Brewers to a pair of runs (4.1IP, 2H, 2R-ER, 2BB, 4SO, 1HR)...the Indians bullpen followed with 4.2 scoreless frames of relief...JEFF MANSHIP (1.1IP) earned his 5th career victory, first since April 26, 2014 at Arizona. KISS WITH A FIST » With the two-game sweep of Milwaukee, the Indians finished 2015 Interleague Play with a 12-8 record, going 7-3 at home and 5-5 in N.L. road ballparks - all games coming against N.L. Central teams...was third straight season to finished .500-or-better against the Senior Circuit... pitching staff’s final 3.24 Interleague ERA is currently 7th-lowest in the A.L. and 10th-lowest in MLB this season...Tribe’s 3.27 ERA from 2013- 15 ranks 3rd in the A.L. and 4th in MLB. WINS & LOSSES » At 60-66 (.476) & 6 games below the .500 mark, Cleveland is 7 wins shy of the club’s high-water mark for 2015 (+1G, 2-1, April 9) & sits 4 losses shy of the club’s low-water mark for 2015 (-10G, 49-59, Aug. 7)... the Indians .476 winning pct. is T10th in the A.L....7 of 15 A.L. teams have records of .500-or-better, as Cleveland is still 5.0 games out of the second A.L. Wild Card spot...the Indians have not been at the .500 mark since being 2-2 on April 10...club pulled to within one game of .500 mark 3 times in June, but lost the subsequent game in all 3 in- stances. » Cleveland has won 5 of 7 and 11 of the club’s last 18 games, although the club has also dropped 38 of its last 71 G since June 7 after going 20-14 from May 1-June 6...that said, Cleveland has played above the .500-mark since May 1 (53-52). » Cleveland finished the first half at 42-46 and sits at 18-20 since the All-Star Break...the Indians (12-12 in August) capped July at 13-13 after finishing June with an 11-15 record...Tribe went 7-14 in April and 17-12 in May...CLE has not experienced consecutive losing months since 2012 when club had sub-.500 records from June-October. » Cleveland has allowed just 135 runs in the club’s 60 wins (2.3RPG) - pitching staff has posted a 2.03 ERA (554.1IP, 356H, 135R-125ER, 134BB, 597SO, 50HR) in those 60 wins, but a 5.57 ERA (569.0IP, 660H, 391R-352ER, 193BB, 529SO, 85HR) in club’s 66 losses (5.9RPG). » The Indians longest winning streak is 6 G (May 19-24), while the club’s longest losing streak is 6 G (July 23-28)...club is 25-34 following a win; 35-31 bouncing back from a loss...the Indians are 39-13 when scoring first; 21-53 when opponent scores first. A.L. CENTRAL STANDINGS » Cleveland (60-66) is tied with Chicago-AL (60-66) for 3rd place in the A.L. Central standings, 17.5G behind 1st-place Kansas City (78-49)... Minnesota (-13.0G, 64-61) is in 2nd place & Detroit (-18.0, 60-67) is in 5th place...the Tribe’s largest deficit of the season is 18.0G (last 8/25) - the club’s largest since finishing the 2012 campaign 20.0G back...the Indians have spent 15 days of the season in 3rd place, 59 days in 4th place and 66 days in 5th place. » The Indians are 18-31 within the division this season after going 44-32 in 2013 and 39-37 in 2014...Tribe played 17 consecutive games within the division from April 10-29, going just 5-12 during that stretch (are 13-19 since)...Indians have a 42-35 record outside the division. SERIES STUFF » With the two-game series sweep of Milwaukee, Cleveland has gone 14-23-5 thru 42 series played in 2015 (5-12-3 at home; 9-11-2 on the road)...the Indians are 5-6-2 across 13 series played since the All-Star Break...9 of club’s 14 series wins have come on the road. » Cleveland has gone 15-27 in series openers (11 of those wins on the road)...in 3-game series, Cleveland owns a 13-15 record in the middle contest...the Indians have gone 23-19 in series finales and 5-13 in rubber matches...the Indians have lost just one 4-game series in 2015 (club is 5-1-2 with an 20-12 record in those contests). THE PICK OF DESTINY | ANGELS PREVIEW » The Indians & Angels are set to conclude their 2015 season series with this 3-game weekend set at Progressive Field...Cleveland dropped 2 of 3 at Angel Stadium earlier this month (Aug. 3-5). » Los Angeles-AL has won 7 of 10 meetings with Cleveland since the start of 2014...Cleveland is 46-41 all-time against the Angels here at Progressive Field, winning 5 of the last 9 meetings at home. » Cleveland has gone 16-14 against the A.L. West Division, while the Indians .594 (57-39) winning pct. vs. A.L. Left Coast opponents since the start of 2013 is tops in the league and 2nd-best in the Ma- jors behind only Pittsburgh (.750, 12-4)...that said, Tribe has dropped 4 of last 5 to the A.L. West. FEELIN’ STRONGER EVERYDAY » Cleveland is 2-0 to begin this brief 5-game, 6-day homestand against Milwaukee (2-0) & Los Angeles-AL (3 games)...the Indians have won 7 of their last 9 home games, outscoring (76-37) and out-hitting (127-68) opponents by a large margin over that 9-game stretch (8.4 runs-per- game, 14.1 hits-per-game)...Tribe batters have hit at a .364 clip (127- 349) with 25 2B’s, 2 3B’s, 11 HR & a .964 OPS, which includes a .345 (39-113) avg. with runners in scoring position. » The Indians have 10+ hits in 9 straight home games, matching the longest streak in MLB this season (Arizona, 9 straight) and longest for Cleveland since a 9-game stretch in 1992 (June 27-July 6)...club has not had such a home streak of 10 straight games since July 26-Aug. 11, 1936...last team in Majors with a 10-game home streak of 10+ hits was Colorado, July 11-Aug. 6, 2014 (11 games); last A.L. team was Boston, July 6-27, 2011 (11 games). » Cleveland has gone 26-34 (.433) at Progressive Field overall this sea- son, the lowest home win pct. in the Majors just below Milwaukee (.424, 28-38) & Colorado (.429, 27-36)...staff’s 4.29 home ERA is 3rd-highest in A.L. and 5th-highest in the Majors...meanwhile, the Indians have gone 34-32 (.515) away from Progressive Field, good for the 3rd-best road record in the A.L. and 6th-best in the Majors...the Tribe’s 3.37 team ERA on the road is 2nd-lowest in the Majors behind only St. Louis (2.98). WONDERBOY » With two more hits on Wednesday, FRANCISCO LINDOR is batting .447 (34-76) over his past 20 games...according to Elias, only two play- ers under the age of 22 over the past 40 years have compiled a batting avg. of .447-or-better over a 20-game span (min. 60 PA’s); Ken Griffey Jr. in 1991 and Alex Rodriguez in 1996...that said, neither Junior nor A-Rod pulled the trick in their respective rookie season. » Lindor’s .310 batting avg. this season is the highest qualifying mark by any American League rookie...Lindor also ranks among 2015 A.L. rookie leaders in OBP (2nd, .349), multi-hit games (3rd, 26), OPS (3rd, .784), SLG (5th, .435) and base hits (T4th, 79). » Lindor’s 79 base hits are T5th-most in the A.L. since his June 14 call-up from Triple-A Columbus, trailing only Ian Kinsler (88), Xander Bogaerts (87), Eric Hosmer (81) and Manny Machado (80). » Lindor is batting .368 (56-152) with 8 doubles, 5 HR, 21 RBI and 24 runs scored since the All-Star break...his 56 base hits in the second half are 2nd-most in the A.L. and Majors behind only Kinsler (59)...Lindor’s .368 avg. since break is 3rd-highest in the A.L. behind Brantley (.383) & Kinsler (.373), also T7th-highest in the Majors. ANY MAN OF MINE » Cleveland holds two of the top three spots in the A.L. batting title race, as JASON KIPNIS (.325) and MICHAEL BRANTLEY (.320) rank among league leaders this season. A.L. BATTING LEADERS THRU AUG. 26, 2015 Player Team Avg. Jason Kipnis CLE .325 Nelson Cruz SEA .320+ Michael Brantley CLE .320 Prince Fielder TEX .316 Xander Bogaerts BOS .315 » Kipnis leads all Major League players with a .383 home batting avg. this season, which would rank as the Indians highest home figure (min. 200 AB) since Earl Averill (.414) and Hal Trosky (.393) in 1936. SCHOOL OF ROCK | MISC. NOTES » DANNY SALAZAR was scratched from tonight’s scheduled start due to illness; TREVOR BAUER will take the bump in his place. » Cleveland will face Andrew Heaney for the first time in his career...the Indians are 15-27 against left-handed starters this season. » The Indians are 37-38 against teams .500-or-better (records entering game), but 23-28 against sub-.500 teams. » CHRIS JOHNSON (left hand infection) is scheduled to start a rehab assignment tonight at Double-A Akron...Johnson is scheduled to start at DH tonight and play 1B on Saturday...GAVIN FLOYD is also scheduled to start Saturday at Akron. » LONNIE CHISENHALL is batting .388 (26-67) in 21 games since being recalled from Triple-A Columbus on July 30...Chisenhall has hit safley in 8 straight games at .440 (11-25), collecting 4 doubles, one HR and 7 RBI in that span. CLEVELAND ROCKS | THIS DAY IN MUSIC... » 1961: The Marvelettes’ “Please Mr. Postman” became the first song released by Motown Records to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100...1964: The Beatles met Bob Dylan for the first time at The Delmo- nico Hotel in NYC...1966: Nearing the end of their final U.S. tour, The Beatles performed at Dodger Stadium before a crowd of 45,000...the group’s attempt to leave the stadium in an armored truck is thwarted when the main gate was found to be locked and The Fab Four spent the next 2 hours inside the truck...2009: Noel Gallagher quit Oasis, saying he could no longer work with his brother, Liam. » BORN ON THIS DAY: (1942) Sterling Morrison, guitarist, Velvet Un- derground; (1948) Danny Seraphine, drummer, Chicago; (1965) Shania Twain; (1969) Jack Black, Tenacious D; (1982) LeAnn Rimes; (1986) Florence Welch, Florence & the Machine. vs. AL: Central West East 48-58 18-31 16-14 14-13 vs. NL: Central West East 12-8 12-8 0-0 0-0 In Series: Home Road Total Overall 5-12-3 9-11-2 14-23-5 Openers 4-16 11-11 15-27 Finales 14-6 9-13 23-19 Rubber 1-3 4-10 5-13 Lead after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 22-4 27-2 49-6 7 inn. 23-1 27-2 50-3 8 inn. 24-0 29-2 53-2 Trail after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 0-27 3-25 3-52 7 inn. 0-30 1-26 1-56 8 inn. 0-32 1-26 1-58 Tied after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 4-4 4-4 8-8 7 inn. 3-4 6-3 9-7 8 inn. 2-3 4-3 6-6 Decided... Home Road Total 7th-or-later 5-8 9-7 14-15 Final AB 4-3 6-7 10-10 Extra-Innings 1-0 4-3 5-3 One-run G’s 6-7 8-10 14-17 Walk-offs 2 6 2-6 vs. RH starter 21-21 24-18 45-39 vs. LH starter 5-14 10-13 15-27 Overall Record ............................. 60-66 Standing in AL Central ...... T3rd, -17.5G Days in 1st (2-3-4-5) .......0 (0-15-59-66) Largest 1st-place Lead..................... N/A Largest 1st-place Deficit -18.0G (last 8/25) Most G Above .500........+1G (2-1 on 4/9) Most G Below .500 ...-10G (49-59 on 8/7) Times at .500 ............2 (last, 2-2 on 4/10) Current Streak .................................. W2 Homestand ....................................... 2-0 Following a Win ............................ 25-34 Following a Loss .......................... 35-31 Last 5 games.................................... 3-2 Last 10 games.................................. 6-4 Last 15 games.................................. 8-7 Last 20 games.................................11-9 Longest ‘W’ Streak ............. 6G (5/19-24) Longest ‘L’ Streak............... 6G (7/23-28) Come-from-Behind Wins ....................26 Losses After Holding Lead .................19 Team Saves .............. 30-for-39 (76.9%) Record Before All-Star Break ....... 42-46 Record After All-Star Break .......... 18-20 Home Record ............................... 26-34 Road Record ................................ 34-32 Day Games .................................. 20-25 Night Games ................................ 40-41 vs. RH starters ............................. 45-39 vs. LH starters .............................. 15-27 vs. Opp. At-or-Above .500 ............ 37-38 vs. Opp. Below .500 ..................... 23-28 CLE scores first ............................ 39-13 Opp. scores first ........................... 21-53 CLE out-hits Opp.......................... 51-10 Opp. out-hits CLE........................... 8-49 CLE/Opp. hits even .......................... 1-7 CLE 3-or-fewer runs ..................... 14-49 CLE 4-or-more runs ..................... 46-17 CLE 5-or-more runs ....................... 39-8 CLE 5 hits-or-fewer ........................ 3-17 CLE 6-9 hits ................................. 25-38 CLE 10-or-more hits ......................32-11 CLE hits home run(s) ................... 45-26 CLE does not homer .................... 15-40 CLE allows home run(s) ............... 37-54 No HR by Opp. ............................. 23-12 CLE charged with error(s) ............ 21-34 CLE no error(s) ............................ 39-32 CLE starter goes 6.0+IP............... 50-36 Players Used (Pitchers) ............. 45 (23) Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall) ..........3:01 .................................. 22,754 min/126 G Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP) .............2:58 .................................. 20,965 min/118 G CLE challenges overturned .........8 of 19 indians at a glance tribe by the numbers Mon............. 2-10 Tues............ 9-10 Wed ............ 14-6 Thurs .......... 10-5 Fri ............... 9-11 Sat .............. 8-11 Sun ............. 8-13 April................. 7-14 May ............... 17-12 June .............. 11-15 July ............... 13-13 August........... 12-12 Sept .................. 0-0 UPCOMING PROBABLES & BROADCAST INFORMATION Date Opponent Probable Pitchers - Cleveland vs. Opponent First Pitch Radio/TV Sat., Aug. 29 LOS ANGELES-AL RHP Corey Kluber (8-13, 3.43) vs. RHP Garrett Richards (12-10, 3.80) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Sun., Aug. 30 LOS ANGELES-AL RHP Josh Tomlin (2-1, 3.26) vs. RHP Jered Weaver (6-9, 4.59) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Mon., Aug. 31 at Toronto RHP Danny Salazar (11-7, 3.30) vs. LHP David Price (4-0, 1.98 w/ TOR; 13-4, 2.42)7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Tues., Sept. 1 at Toronto RHP Cody Anderson (2-3, 4.30) vs. RHP Marco Estrada (11-8, 3.19) 7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Wed., Sept. 2 at Toronto RHP Trevor Bauer (+tonight) vs. RHP RA Dickey (8-10, 4.26) 7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio

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Page 1: LEVELAND INDIANSmlb.mlb.com/documents/7/2/2/145935722/08.28.15_CLE_Game_Not… · » The Indians took down the Brewers by a score of 6-2 on Wednesday night, completing a two-game

CLEVELAND INDIANS (60-66) vs. LOS ANGELES-AL (65-62)RHP Trevor Bauer (9-10, 4.48) vs. LHP Andrew Heaney (5-2, 3.39)

Game #127/Home #61 » Thurs., August 28, 2015 » Progressive Field » 7:10 p.m. (ET) » SportsTime Ohio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN

LEVELAND INDIANS2015 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION

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25 OR 6 TO 4 » The Indians took down the Brewers by a score of 6-2 on Wednesday night, completing a two-game series sweep of Milwaukee...Cleveland has won 5 of 7 and 11 of the club’s last 18 games overall in addition to 7 of the last 9 played at home. » After allowing Milwaukee to get on the board first (Khris Davis 2nd--inning solo HR), the Indians staked themselves to a 5-1 lead by the end of the 4th...JASON KIPNIS (2-5, 2B, HR, R, 3 RBI) continued his productive stretch, driving in a game-high 3 runs...picked up a 2-run double in the 2nd and added a solo HR (7) in the 8th...FRANCISCO LINDOR, LONNIE CHISENHALL and ABE ALMONTE also turned in multi-hit efforts. » CODY ANDERSON worked into the 5th, holding the Brewers to a pair of runs (4.1IP, 2H, 2R-ER, 2BB, 4SO, 1HR)...the Indians bullpen followed with 4.2 scoreless frames of relief...JEFF MANSHIP (1.1IP) earned his 5th career victory, first since April 26, 2014 at Arizona.

KISS WITH A FIST » With the two-game sweep of Milwaukee, the Indians finished 2015 Interleague Play with a 12-8 record, going 7-3 at home and 5-5 in N.L. road ballparks - all games coming against N.L. Central teams...was third straight season to finished .500-or-better against the Senior Circuit...pitching staff’s final 3.24 Interleague ERA is currently 7th-lowest in the A.L. and 10th-lowest in MLB this season...Tribe’s 3.27 ERA from 2013-15 ranks 3rd in the A.L. and 4th in MLB.

WINS & LOSSES » At 60-66 (.476) & 6 games below the .500 mark, Cleveland is 7 wins shy of the club’s high-water mark for 2015 (+1G, 2-1, April 9) & sits 4 losses shy of the club’s low-water mark for 2015 (-10G, 49-59, Aug. 7)...the Indians .476 winning pct. is T10th in the A.L....7 of 15 A.L. teams have records of .500-or-better, as Cleveland is still 5.0 games out of the second A.L. Wild Card spot...the Indians have not been at the .500 mark since being 2-2 on April 10...club pulled to within one game of .500 mark 3 times in June, but lost the subsequent game in all 3 in-stances. » Cleveland has won 5 of 7 and 11 of the club’s last 18 games, although the club has also dropped 38 of its last 71 G since June 7 after going 20-14 from May 1-June 6...that said, Cleveland has played above the .500-mark since May 1 (53-52). » Cleveland finished the first half at 42-46 and sits at 18-20 since the All-Star Break...the Indians (12-12 in August) capped July at 13-13 after finishing June with an 11-15 record...Tribe went 7-14 in April and 17-12 in May...CLE has not experienced consecutive losing months since 2012 when club had sub-.500 records from June-October. » Cleveland has allowed just 135 runs in the club’s 60 wins (2.3RPG) - pitching staff has posted a 2.03 ERA (554.1IP, 356H, 135R-125ER, 134BB, 597SO, 50HR) in those 60 wins, but a 5.57 ERA (569.0IP, 660H, 391R-352ER, 193BB, 529SO, 85HR) in club’s 66 losses (5.9RPG). » The Indians longest winning streak is 6 G (May 19-24), while the club’s longest losing streak is 6 G (July 23-28)...club is 25-34 following a win; 35-31 bouncing back from a loss...the Indians are 39-13 when scoring first; 21-53 when opponent scores first.

A.L. CENTRAL STANDINGS » Cleveland (60-66) is tied with Chicago-AL (60-66) for 3rd place in the A.L. Central standings, 17.5G behind 1st-place Kansas City (78-49)...Minnesota (-13.0G, 64-61) is in 2nd place & Detroit (-18.0, 60-67) is in 5th place...the Tribe’s largest deficit of the season is 18.0G (last 8/25) - the club’s largest since finishing the 2012 campaign 20.0G back...the Indians have spent 15 days of the season in 3rd place, 59 days in 4th place and 66 days in 5th place. » The Indians are 18-31 within the division this season after going 44-32 in 2013 and 39-37 in 2014...Tribe played 17 consecutive games within the division from April 10-29, going just 5-12 during that stretch (are 13-19 since)...Indians have a 42-35 record outside the division.

SERIES STUFF » With the two-game series sweep of Milwaukee, Cleveland has gone 14-23-5 thru 42 series played in 2015 (5-12-3 at home; 9-11-2 on the road)...the Indians are 5-6-2 across 13 series played since the All-Star Break...9 of club’s 14 series wins have come on the road. » Cleveland has gone 15-27 in series openers (11 of those wins on the road)...in 3-game series, Cleveland owns a 13-15 record in the middle contest...the Indians have gone 23-19 in series finales and 5-13 in rubber matches...the Indians have lost just one 4-game series in 2015 (club is 5-1-2 with an 20-12 record in those contests).

THE PICK OF DESTINY | ANGELS PREVIEW » The Indians & Angels are set to conclude their 2015 season series with this 3-game weekend set at Progressive Field...Cleveland dropped 2 of 3 at Angel Stadium earlier this month (Aug. 3-5). » Los Angeles-AL has won 7 of 10 meetings with Cleveland since the start of 2014...Cleveland is 46-41 all-time against the Angels here at Progressive Field, winning 5 of the last 9 meetings at home. » Cleveland has gone 16-14 against the A.L. West Division, while the Indians .594 (57-39) winning pct. vs. A.L. Left Coast opponents since the start of 2013 is tops in the league and 2nd-best in the Ma-jors behind only Pittsburgh (.750, 12-4)...that said, Tribe has dropped 4 of last 5 to the A.L. West.

FEELIN’ STRONGER EVERYDAY » Cleveland is 2-0 to begin this brief 5-game, 6-day homestand against Milwaukee (2-0) & Los Angeles-AL (3 games)...the Indians have won 7 of their last 9 home games, outscoring (76-37) and out-hitting (127-68) opponents by a large margin over that 9-game stretch (8.4 runs-per-game, 14.1 hits-per-game)...Tribe batters have hit at a .364 clip (127-349) with 25 2B’s, 2 3B’s, 11 HR & a .964 OPS, which includes a .345 (39-113) avg. with runners in scoring position. » The Indians have 10+ hits in 9 straight home games, matching the longest streak in MLB this season (Arizona, 9 straight) and longest for Cleveland since a 9-game stretch in 1992 (June 27-July 6)...club has not had such a home streak of 10 straight games since July 26-Aug. 11, 1936...last team in Majors with a 10-game home streak of 10+ hits was Colorado, July 11-Aug. 6, 2014 (11 games); last A.L. team was Boston, July 6-27, 2011 (11 games). » Cleveland has gone 26-34 (.433) at Progressive Field overall this sea-son, the lowest home win pct. in the Majors just below Milwaukee (.424, 28-38) & Colorado (.429, 27-36)...staff’s 4.29 home ERA is 3rd-highest in A.L. and 5th-highest in the Majors...meanwhile, the Indians have gone 34-32 (.515) away from Progressive Field, good for the 3rd-best road record in the A.L. and 6th-best in the Majors...the Tribe’s 3.37 team ERA on the road is 2nd-lowest in the Majors behind only St. Louis (2.98).

WONDERBOY » With two more hits on Wednesday, FRANCISCO LINDOR is batting .447 (34-76) over his past 20 games...according to Elias, only two play-ers under the age of 22 over the past 40 years have compiled a batting avg. of .447-or-better over a 20-game span (min. 60 PA’s); Ken Griffey Jr. in 1991 and Alex Rodriguez in 1996...that said, neither Junior nor A-Rod pulled the trick in their respective rookie season. » Lindor’s .310 batting avg. this season is the highest qualifying mark by any American League rookie...Lindor also ranks among 2015 A.L. rookie leaders in OBP (2nd, .349), multi-hit games (3rd, 26), OPS (3rd, .784), SLG (5th, .435) and base hits (T4th, 79). » Lindor’s 79 base hits are T5th-most in the A.L. since his June 14 call-up from Triple-A Columbus, trailing only Ian Kinsler (88), Xander Bogaerts (87), Eric Hosmer (81) and Manny Machado (80). » Lindor is batting .368 (56-152) with 8 doubles, 5 HR, 21 RBI and 24 runs scored since the All-Star break...his 56 base hits in the second half are 2nd-most in the A.L. and Majors behind only Kinsler (59)...Lindor’s .368 avg. since break is 3rd-highest in the A.L. behind Brantley (.383) & Kinsler (.373), also T7th-highest in the Majors.

ANY MAN OF MINE » Cleveland holds two of the top three spots in the A.L. batting title race, as JASON KIPNIS (.325) and MICHAEL BRANTLEY (.320) rank among league leaders this season.

A.L. BATTING LEADERS THRU AUG. 26, 2015 Player Team Avg. Jason Kipnis CLE .325 Nelson Cruz SEA .320+ Michael Brantley CLE .320 Prince Fielder TEX .316 Xander Bogaerts BOS .315

» Kipnis leads all Major League players with a .383 home batting avg. this season, which would rank as the Indians highest home figure (min. 200 AB) since Earl Averill (.414) and Hal Trosky (.393) in 1936.

SCHOOL OF ROCK | MISC. NOTES » DANNY SALAZAR was scratched from tonight’s scheduled start due to illness; TREVOR BAUER will take the bump in his place. » Cleveland will face Andrew Heaney for the first time in his career...the Indians are 15-27 against left-handed starters this season. » The Indians are 37-38 against teams .500-or-better (records entering game), but 23-28 against sub-.500 teams. » CHRIS JOHNSON (left hand infection) is scheduled to start a rehab assignment tonight at Double-A Akron...Johnson is scheduled to start at DH tonight and play 1B on Saturday...GAVIN FLOYD is also scheduled to start Saturday at Akron. » LONNIE CHISENHALL is batting .388 (26-67) in 21 games since being recalled from Triple-A Columbus on July 30...Chisenhall has hit safley in 8 straight games at .440 (11-25), collecting 4 doubles, one HR and 7 RBI in that span.

CLEVELAND ROCKS | THIS DAY IN MUSIC... » 1961: The Marvelettes’ “Please Mr. Postman” became the first song released by Motown Records to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100...1964: The Beatles met Bob Dylan for the first time at The Delmo-nico Hotel in NYC...1966: Nearing the end of their final U.S. tour, The Beatles performed at Dodger Stadium before a crowd of 45,000...the group’s attempt to leave the stadium in an armored truck is thwarted when the main gate was found to be locked and The Fab Four spent the next 2 hours inside the truck...2009: Noel Gallagher quit Oasis, saying he could no longer work with his brother, Liam. » BORN ON THIS DAY: (1942) Sterling Morrison, guitarist, Velvet Un-derground; (1948) Danny Seraphine, drummer, Chicago; (1965) Shania Twain; (1969) Jack Black, Tenacious D; (1982) LeAnn Rimes; (1986) Florence Welch, Florence & the Machine.

vs. AL: Central West East 48-58 18-31 16-14 14-13 vs. NL: Central West East 12-8 12-8 0-0 0-0 In Series: Home Road Total Overall 5-12-3 9-11-2 14-23-5 Openers 4-16 11-11 15-27 Finales 14-6 9-13 23-19 Rubber 1-3 4-10 5-13 Lead after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 22-4 27-2 49-6 7 inn. 23-1 27-2 50-3 8 inn. 24-0 29-2 53-2 Trail after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 0-27 3-25 3-52 7 inn. 0-30 1-26 1-56 8 inn. 0-32 1-26 1-58 Tied after: Home Road Total 6 inn. 4-4 4-4 8-8 7 inn. 3-4 6-3 9-7 8 inn. 2-3 4-3 6-6 Decided... Home Road Total 7th-or-later 5-8 9-7 14-15 Final AB 4-3 6-7 10-10 Extra-Innings 1-0 4-3 5-3 One-run G’s 6-7 8-10 14-17 Walk-offs 2 6 2-6 vs. RH starter 21-21 24-18 45-39 vs. LH starter 5-14 10-13 15-27

Overall Record ............................. 60-66 Standing in AL Central ...... T3rd, -17.5G Days in 1st (2-3-4-5) .......0 (0-15-59-66) Largest 1st-place Lead.....................N/A Largest1st-placeDeficit -18.0G (last 8/25) Most G Above .500........+1G (2-1 on 4/9) Most G Below .500 ...-10G (49-59 on 8/7) Times at .500 ............2 (last, 2-2 on 4/10) Current Streak .................................. W2 Homestand ....................................... 2-0 Following a Win ............................ 25-34 Following a Loss .......................... 35-31 Last 5 games.................................... 3-2 Last 10 games.................................. 6-4 Last 15 games.................................. 8-7 Last 20 games.................................11-9 Longest ‘W’ Streak ............. 6G (5/19-24) Longest ‘L’ Streak ............... 6G (7/23-28) Come-from-Behind Wins ....................26 Losses After Holding Lead .................19 Team Saves .............. 30-for-39 (76.9%) Record Before All-Star Break ....... 42-46 Record After All-Star Break .......... 18-20 Home Record ............................... 26-34 Road Record ................................ 34-32 Day Games .................................. 20-25 Night Games ................................ 40-41 vs. RH starters ............................. 45-39 vs. LH starters .............................. 15-27 vs. Opp. At-or-Above .500 ............ 37-38 vs. Opp. Below .500 ..................... 23-28 CLEscoresfirst ............................ 39-13 Opp.scoresfirst ........................... 21-53 CLE out-hits Opp.......................... 51-10 Opp. out-hits CLE........................... 8-49 CLE/Opp. hits even .......................... 1-7 CLE 3-or-fewer runs ..................... 14-49 CLE 4-or-more runs ..................... 46-17 CLE 5-or-more runs ....................... 39-8 CLE 5 hits-or-fewer ........................ 3-17 CLE 6-9 hits ................................. 25-38 CLE 10-or-more hits ......................32-11 CLE hits home run(s) ................... 45-26 CLE does not homer .................... 15-40 CLE allows home run(s) ............... 37-54 No HR by Opp. ............................. 23-12 CLE charged with error(s) ............ 21-34 CLE no error(s) ............................ 39-32 CLE starter goes 6.0+IP ............... 50-36 Players Used (Pitchers) ............. 45 (23) Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall) ..........3:01 ..................................22,754 min/126 G Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP) .............2:58 .................................. 20,965 min/118 G CLE challenges overturned .........8 of 19

indians at a glance

tribe by the numbers

Mon.............2-10 Tues ............9-10 Wed ............14-6 Thurs ..........10-5 Fri ............... 9-11 Sat .............. 8-11 Sun .............8-13

April.................7-14 May ...............17-12 June .............. 11-15 July ...............13-13 August...........12-12 Sept ..................0-0

UPCOMING PROBABLES & BROADCAST INFORMATIONDate Opponent Probable Pitchers - Cleveland vs. Opponent First Pitch Radio/TVSat., Aug. 29 LOS ANGELES-AL RHP Corey Kluber (8-13, 3.43) vs. RHP Garrett Richards (12-10, 3.80) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime OhioSun., Aug. 30 LOS ANGELES-AL RHP Josh Tomlin (2-1, 3.26) vs. RHP Jered Weaver (6-9, 4.59) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime OhioMon., Aug. 31 at Toronto RHP Danny Salazar (11-7, 3.30) vs. LHP David Price (4-0, 1.98 w/ TOR; 13-4, 2.42) 7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime OhioTues., Sept. 1 at Toronto RHP Cody Anderson (2-3, 4.30) vs. RHP Marco Estrada (11-8, 3.19) 7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime OhioWed., Sept. 2 at Toronto RHP Trevor Bauer (+tonight) vs. RHP RA Dickey (8-10, 4.26) 7:07PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio

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Innings: 9.0, July 28 vs. KC Innings: 9.0, July 28, 2015 vs. KC Hits: 9, 2x, last June 22 vs. DET Hits: 9, 3x, last June 22, 2015 vs. DET Runs: 7, June 22 vs. DET Runs: 7, 2x, last June 22, 2015 vs. DET ER: 7, June 22 vs. DET ER: 7, June 22, 2015 vs. DET SO’s: 11, April 9 at HOU SO’s: 11, April 9, 2015 at HOU Walks: 6, Aug. 23 at NYY Walks: 7, Apr. 6, 2013 at TB HR: 3, 2x, last Aug. 8 vs. MIN HR: 3, 3x, last Aug. 8, 2015 vs. MIN Pitches: 114, Aug. 2 at OAK Pitches: 119, June 16, 2014 vs. LAA CG’s: 1, July 28 vs. KC CG’s: 1, July 28, 2015 vs. KC Low-Hit CG: 5, July 28 vs. KC Low-Hit CG: 5, July 28, 2015 vs. KC CG SHO’s: N/A CG SHO’s: N/A Win Streak: 2, 3x, last July 3-July 8 Win Streak: 2, 4x, last July 3-July 8, 2015

TONIGHT’S START » The 24-year-old right-hander is making his 26th start/appearance tonight in the opener of this 3-game series against Los Angeles-AL, also the 60th start/appearance of his career. » Is scheduled to pitch on regular 4 days’ rest after allowing just 2 hits in 6.1 innings of work in a 4-3 victory at New York-AL on Aug. 23...Bauer did not record a decision, as he walked a season-high 6 batters (2H, 2R/1ER, 6BB, 7SO). » Will be making his second career start/appearance against Los Angeles-AL...earned the win in his lone start against the Angels, a 4-3 victory on June 16, 2014 here at Progres-sive Field (6.2IP, 8H, 3R/ER, 4BB, 6SO)...threw a career-high 119 pitches in that contest. » Bauer has gone 4-6 with a 6.07 ERA (51ER/75.2IP) in 13 home starts this season, com-pared to 5-4 with a 2.84 ERA (23ER/73.0IP) in 12 starts on the road...has yielded 16 of his 23 home runs this season here in Cleveland. » Is matching a single-season career-high with his 26th start (also 2014)...can set a new career-high in innings pitched if he logs 4.2 innings tonight (153.0IP in 2014)...Bauer set a new career-high in strikeouts in his last start, reaching 145 K’s this season (143 in 2014).

LAST START » Bauer did not record a decision in a 4-3 Indians victory at New York-AL on Aug. 23...the right-hander worked 6.1 innings and allowed just 2 hits (2R/1ER, 6BB, 7SO)...exited the game with 2 runners on in the bottom of the 7th and a 3-1 lead...the right-hander walked a season-high 6 batters, but fanned 7, which marked the 11th time this season that he had tallied 7-or-more strikeouts...has not allowed a HR in consecutive starts for the first time since May 14-19.

VS. LOS ANGELES-AL | A.L. WEST » Is scheduled to make his second career start/appearance against Los Angeles-AL, as he earned the win on June 16, 2014 in a 4-3 Indians victory at Progressive Field in his only previous outing against the Angels...Bauer threw a career-high 119 pitches in that contest (6.2IP, 8H, 3R/ER, 4BB, 6SO). » Bauer has had success against the A.L. West this season, going 2-2 with a 3.16 ERA (11ER/31.1IP) and posting a .180 (20-for-111) average against over five starts/games...among MLB hurlers that have logged 30+ innings against A.L. West clubs this season, his .180 average against ranks 4th-lowest, trailing Chicago-AL’s Chris Sale (.147), Hous-ton’s Scott Kazmir (.155) and Los Angeles-AL’s Hector Santiago (.177).

AT PROGRESSIVE FIELD » Will be making his 14th start/appearance of 2015 here in Cleveland...is 4-6 with a 6.07 ERA (51ER/75.2IP) at home, compared to 5-4 with a 2.84 ERA (23ER/73.0IP) across 12 road outings. » Opponents have hit .268 (80-for-299) against the right-hander in Cleveland this sea-son and just .189 (49-for-259) away from Cleveland...has yielded 16 home runs at home, compared to 7 on the road...suffered the loss in his last home outing, an 8-6 defeat to New York-AL on Aug. 13 (3.1IP, 7H, 6R/ER, 2HR, 2BB, 1SO).

2015 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS » Had his 9.0-inning hitless streak and 11.0-inning scoreless streak snapped on April 15 at Chicago-AL...his 9.0-inning hitless streak was the 3rd-longest by a starter to begin a sea-son in the last 20 years (1996-2015), trailing only 10.0-inning stretches by Boston’s RHP HIDEO NOMO in 2001 and Toronto’s RHP SHAUN MARCUM in 2007 (ELIAS). » Was the first Indians starter since Bob Feller in 1940 to record 9.0 hitless innings to start the season, as Feller no-hit the White Sox on April 16, 1940, giving up a hit in the first inning of his next start...faced 34 batters before allowing a hit, the most by a starter since Boston’s Nomo faced 37 without allowing a hit in 2001 (STATS). » The former UCLA Bruin made his first start of the 2015 season on April 9 at Houston, securing the series win for the Tribe with a 6.0 inning no-hit appearance (W, 6.0IP, 0H, 0R/ER, 5BB, 11SO)...Bauer and a trio of Tribe relievers (Crockett/Atchison/Hagadone) carried a combined no-hitter into the 9th inning before Jed Lowrie connected for a one-out solo HR...would have marked the 12th combined no-hitter in MLB history » Struck out a career-high 11 batters on April 9 at Houston, trumping his previous high of 10 K’s on July 13, 2014 against the White Sox. » Will be pitching on 5 days’ rest after recording 6.2 innings of work and allowing one run (4H, 1R/ER, 4BB, 6SO, 114 pitches/65 strikes) in a 2-1 Indians defeat at Oakland on Aug. 2...Bauer did not receive a decision as he left the game with the score tied at one run a piece in the bottom of the 7th. » Bauer is making his second start against the Twins this season...logged 5.0 innings (9H, 5R/ER, 1HR, 0BB, 5SO) and was charged with loss in a 9-3 Indians defeat at Progres-sive Field back on May 8. » The former UCLA Bruin is 3-5 with a 5.59 ERA (41ER/66.0IP) in 11 home starts/ap-pearances this season...in his last outing at Progressive Field, he worked his first career complete game, allowing 2 runs in 9.0 innings (5H, 2R/ER, 1HR, 1BB, 6SO) of a 2-1 loss against Kansas City.er-high 11 batters on April 9 at Houston, trumping his previous high of 10 K’s on July 13, 2014 against the White Sox. » Bauer’s scoreless streak on the road to begin this season was snapped in the 4th in-ning of his May 19 start at Chicago-AL...the streak ended at 16.0 innings, 4th-longest by a Cleveland starting pitcher since 1914...RHP Bob Feller began the 1946 season with 19.0 scoreless innings on the road (April 16-May 4), while RHP Stan Coveleski (April 26-30, 1923) and RHP Bert Blyleven (April 18-May 6, 1981) each threw 17.0 consecutive. » From May 14-June 4, the right-hander worked 6.0+ innings for a career-high 5 consecu-tive games...went 3-2 with a 1.75 ERA (7ER/36.0IP) over those 5 starts. » Bauer recorded his eighth win of 2015 in a 4-2 Indians victory against Houston on July 8, tossing a career-high (3x) 8.0 innings and retiring 12 consecutive batters from the 4th to 8th inning (8.0IP, 6H, 2R/ER, 1HR, 0BB, 9SO, 108 pitches/75 strikes). » Bauer worked his first career complete game (9.0IP, 5H, 2R/ER, 1HR, 1BB, 6SO, 112 pitches/78 strikes), but suffered the loss in a 2-1 Indians defeat against Kansas City on July 28...marked the first Indian hurler to lose a complete game at home since Justin Masterson on Sept. 30, 2009 (1-0 loss to Chicago-AL)... marked the Indians first complete game at home since Corey Kluber recorded a complete game on Sept. 6, 2014 against Chicago-AL.

CAREER SNAPSHOT » Right-hander is in his 3rd season with Cleveland after being acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks on December 11, 2012, along with RHP Matt Albers, RHP Bryan Shaw (from Arizona) & Drew Stubbs (from Cincinnati), in a 3-team trade that sent OF Shin-Soo Choo, INF Jason Donald & cash (from Cleveland) to the Cincinnati Reds, while moving 1B Lars Anderson, LHP Tony Sipp (from Cleveland) & INF Didi Gregorius (from Cincinnati) to the Arizona Diamondbacks...at time of trade, was ranked as Arizona’s No. 1 prospect by Baseball America and had just earned D-Backs Minor League Pitcher of the Year honors. » Made MLB debut w/ Arizona on June 28, 2012, becoming first player from 2011 Draft Class to reach Majors; future teammate Cody Allen would become the 2nd just three weeks later. » The 2015 season marks his 5th overall in professional baseball after being selected by Arizona in the 1st round of the 2011 June draft out of UCLA, where he went 38-4 with a 2.36 ERA across 3 seasons for the Bruins...finished his college career holding a number of school records, including a Pac-10 record with 203 strikeouts in 2011. » The Southern California native graduated from Hart High School in Santa Clarita, the same HS that produced Kevin Millar, James Shields, Bob Walker and Todd Zeile. » Has devoted extensive time to youth baseball initiatives, including Indians Summer Camps & MLB’s Pitch, Hit & Run Clinic...avid fan of the Duke Blue Devils.

BAUER’S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2015 9-10 4.48 25 25 148.2 129 75 74 64 145 Career 16-22 4.46 59 59 335.0 309 175 166 153 316

BAUER vs. LOS ANGELES-AL W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2014 1-0 4.05 1 1 6.2 8 3 3 4 6 Career 1-0 4.05 1 1 6.2 8 3 3 4 6

BAUER at PROGRESSIVE FIELD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2015 4-6 6.07 13 13 75.2 80 51 51 29 71 Career 9-10 4.57 29 29 175.1 170 92 89 72 167

W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME 4 6 6.07 13/13 75.2 51 ROAD 5 4 2.84 12/12 73.0 23 DAY 3 1 2.81 8/8 51.1 16 NIGHT 6 9 5.36 17/17 97.1 58 GRASS 9 10 4.48 25/25 148.2 74 TURF 0 0 - 0/0 0.0 0

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Bauer vs. Los Angeles-AL PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO Calhoun .250 1 4 0 0 0 0 Iannetta .667 2 3 0 2 0 1 Joyce .000 0 2 0 0 1 0 Pujols .250 1 4 0 0 0 1 Trout .500 1 2 0 0 2 1

Heaney vs. Cleveland PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO

AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT .234 65 278 12 37 41 68 vs. RIGHT .229 64 280 11 32 23 77 TOTALS .231 129 558 23 69 64 145

W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME 10 11 4.63 31/31 184.2 95 ROAD 6 11 4.25 28/28 150.1 71 DAY 5 6 3.15 21/21 122.2 43 NIGHT 11 16 5.21 38/38 212.1 123 GRASS 16 21 4.45 58/58 330.0 163 TURF 0 1 5.40 1/1 5.0 3

AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT .242 151 624 24 86 94 155 vs. RIGHT .246 158 641 20 73 59 161 TOTALS .244 309 1265 44 159 153 316

2015 mlb splits Career mlb splits

2015 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS

BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPs

STEAL RATES WHILE PITCHING Year(s) CS SBA CS% 2012-14 8 35 22.9% 2015 5 13 38.5% TOTAL 13 48 27.1%

Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S 4/9 at HOU 5-1 W 0.00 6.0 0 0 0 0 5-0 11 Leading 4-0 111/65 4/15 vs. CWS 4-2 W 1.50 6.0 4 2 2 0 4-0 8 Leading 4-2 103/66 4/20 at CWS 3-4 - 0.95 7.0 4 0 0 0 2-0 7 Leading 3-0 104/64 4/28 vs. KC 5-11 - 1.80 6.0 7 3 3 1 2-0 2 Trailing 2-3 90/54 April Totals 2-0 1.80 25.0 15 5 5 1 13-0 28 5/3 vs. TOR 10-7 - 3.38 4.1 7 6 6 1 3-0 1 Trailing 2-6 90/51 5/8 vs. MIN 3-9 L 4.19 5.0 9 5 5 1 0-0 5 Trailing 2-4 81/54 5/14 vs. STL 1-2 - 3.67 7.1 4 1 1 0 3-0 10 Leading 1-0 110/67 5/19 at CWS 3-1 W 3.31 7.1 4 1 1 0 3-0 7 Leading 3-1 112/68 5/24 vs. CIN 5-2 W 3.02 7.2 5 1 1 1 0-0 4 Leading 4-1 107/67 5/29 at SEA 1-2 L 2.97 7.0 6 2 2 1 3-0 10 Trailing 0-2 113/68 May Totals 2-2 3.72 38.2 35 16 16 4 12-0 37 6/4 at KC 6-2 W 2.94 6.2 4 2 2 1 4-0 5 Leading 6-2 102/62 6/10 vs. SEA 3-9 L 3.53 3.2 4 6 6 1 5-0 5 Trailing 0-6 86/49 6/16 at CHC 6-0 W 3.22 7.0 4 0 0 0 3-0 7 Leading 5-0 108/65 6/22 vs. DET 5-8 L 3.86 3.0 9 7 7 1 4-1 3 Trailing 3-6 88/47 6/28 at BAL 0-4 L 3.96 7.0 5 4 4 2 1-0 5 Trailing 0-4 102/67 June Totals 2-3 6.26 27.1 26 19 19 5 17-1 25 7/3 at PIT 5-2 W 3.88 6.1 3 2 2 1 1-0 3 Leading 3-2 74/48 7/8 vs. HOU 4-2 W 3.76 8.0 6 2 2 1 0-0 9 Tied 2-2 108/75 7/17 at CIN 1-6 L 4.03 4.0 7 5 5 2 2-0 5 Trailing 0-5 83/52 7/23 vs. CWS 1-8 L 4.29 6.0 6 6 6 3 2-0 9 Trailing 1-5 97/64 7/28 vs. KC 1-2 L 4.13 9.0 5 2 2 1 1-0 6 Trailing 1-2 112/78 July Totals 2-3 4.59 33.1 27 17 17 8 6-0 32 8/2 at OAK 1-2 - 3.98 6.2 4 1 1 0 4-0 6 Tied 1-1 114/65 8/8 vs. MIN 17-4 W 4.06 6.1 7 4 4 3 3-0 8 Leading 13-4 110/64 8/13 vs. NYY 6-8 L 4.35 3.1 7 6 6 2 2-0 1 Trailing 2-6 70/42 8/18 at BOS 1-9 L 4.62 1.2 6 5 5 0 1-0 1 Trailing 0-5 52/31 8/23 at NYY 4-3 - 4.48 6.1 2 2 1 0 6-0 7 Leading 3-1 109/60 August Totals 1-2 6.29 24.1 26 18 17 5 16-0 23 Season Totals 9-10 4.48 148.2 129 75 74 23 64-1 145

BAUER’S 2015 DAY-BY-DAY

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HITTERS NOTES:

vs.LHP:.261(382-1466) 28HR,160RBI vs.RHP:.252(705-2797) 76HR,330RBI Home:.269(546-2026) 42HR,255RBI Road:.242(541-2237) 62HR,235RBI MIL series/H-Stand: 24-69,6 2B,1 3B,12BB,15RBI,17R RISP:.240(246-1027) 29HR,381RBI

ABRAHAM ALMONTE

#35

vs.LHP:.156(5-32) 0HR,3RBI vs.RHP:.264(23-87) 2HR,10RBI Home:.279(17-61) 2HR,8RBI Road:.190(11-58) 0HR,5RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 3-7,1 3B,1BB,2R Streak:3G (4-10), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.212(7-33) 1HR,11RBI

Acquired from San Diego Padres on July 31 for LHP Marc Rzepczynski Appeared in 2 games at Columbus (2-8, 2R, 3B, BB). Prior to the trade he split the season between San Diego and AAA El Paso, hitting .275 (67-

244) with 18 doubles, 2 3B, 4 HR, 35 RBI and 11 steals in 61 games at Triple-A.

On the year w/SD he batted .204 (11-54) with 3 2B, 4RBI and 1 steal in 31G… Recalled from Columbus on 8/8(Anderson DL)…Has made 17GS in CF(EB hit in 6GS, hit in 12GS)

Indians debut of 8/8 vs. MIN (4-5, 2 2B, HR, 2RBI, 3R) set new single-game career-bests in H, 2B, R, EB hits…First Indians debut (since 1914) with 4 hits/3 extra base hits.

MIKE AVILES

#4

vs.LHP:.230(28-122) 3HR,8RBI vs.RHP:.212(24-113) 1HR,5RBI Home:.180(18-100) 1HR,3RBI Road:.252(34-135) 3HR,10RBI CHI Series: 0-2 Trip:7-29,3 2B,1BB,3RBI,3R Streak:0G (0-6), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.229(8-35) 0HR,7RBI

Was on the Family Medical Emergency/Restricted List, 5/8-17, 7/11-16 (missed 10G ) 26G/18GS@LF, 4G/2GS@CF, 9G/7GS@2B, 21G/19GS@SS, 22G/17GS@3B

20-93 w/men on (0-8 PH)…Is 32-142(.225) w/bases empty… 7th career 4H gm, 5/21@cws. ..3-hit game on 8/14 @MIN was first 3-hit game since 5/21…last 10G: 8-31, 3R, 2 2B, 3RBI

MICHAEL BRANTLEY

#23

vs.LHP:.313(55-176) 4HR,30RBI vs.RHP:.324(85-262) 7HR,42RBI Home:.319(65-204) 7HR,32RBI Road:.321(75-234) 4HR,40RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 4-7,3BB,4RBI,3R,2HR Streak:4G (6-15), 2HR, 4RBI RISP:.351(40-114) 3HR,58RBI

’14 AL All-Star (1st time)…Finished 3rd in the 2014 A.L. MVP voting/won Silver Slugger 2 E in last 483 G played (T3rd in May RBI w/23)…3rd career 2HR game, 8/25vMIL A.L. leaders: 2B (1st, 38), PA/SO (1st, 11.9), OB% ( 2nd, .393), AVG( 3rd, .320), BB(T11th,54),

RISP(6th, .351), OPS(8th, .875), vRHP (4th, .324), H(11th, 140), EB hits(T15th, 49), RBI (15th, 72) Has reached base via hit or walk in 97 of 112 starts (hit safely in 90GS) 80G/73GS in LF,28G/24GS in CF, 15GS @DH (missed 6 G 4/8-15 w/back stiffness)…

career-high 4 H on 4/26@DETand 7/22 at MIL(now has 10 career four-hit games)

Hitting .351 (72-205) w/ men on base, 3rd in AL(career w/men on: .324,400-1231) Since June 24 is 72-for-203(.355, .966 OPS) with 29R, 17 2B, 7HR, 36RBI in 52 G…2nd

half: 51-for-133 (.383),14 2B, 6HR, 26RBI, 20R, 34 G (.458ob, 1.079ops)…1st in the AL in 2nd half AVG, 7th in hits, T12th in RBI, 4th in OPS, 2nd in 2B, 1st in OB%

Last 18 games: 31-74 (.419), 14R, 8 2B, 3HR, 16RBI (since 8/3; hitting .407 in August)

LONNIE CHISENHALL

#8

vs.LHP:.250(12-48) 0HR,6RBI vs.RHP:.260(51-196) 6HR,25RBI Home:.222(26-117) 2HR,17RBI Road:.291(37-127) 4HR,14RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 3-9,1 2B,2RBI,1R Streak:8G (11-25), 1HR, 7RBI RISP:.258(16-62) 2HR,26RBI

50G/45GS at 3B, 20G/18GS in RF, 1GS @DH (hit safely in 43GS)….5E/136TC (.963) @3B Optioned to AAA Columbus on 6/7;hit .209 (37-177) to begin yr w/CLE(10 2B, 4HR, 19RBI,

52G,.585OPS)…Since recall (21G): 26-67, 9R, 5 2B, 2HR, 12RBI, 6BB, .388/.438/.552/.991

28-for-112 (.250) w/runners on…20G/18GS in RF, 1GS at DH since return on 7/30 0 GIDP in 244 at bats…Recalled on 7/30 (Moss trade STL)…Hit .280(44-157) @AAA with

13 2B, 3HR, 21 RBI in 40 games (.824OPS vs. RHP)…App’d in 32G @3B, 4G in RF YAN

GOMES #10

vs.LHP:.236(17-72) 1HR,5RBI vs.RHP:.218(42-193) 7HR,26RBI Home:.261(31-119) 4HR,18RBI Road:.192(28-146) 4HR,13RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 1-8 Streak:0G (0-6), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.145(10-69) 3HR,23RBI

In 2014 joined Carlos Santana, Victor Martinez, Sandy Alomar & John Romano as only Tribe catchers (at least 60% games at C) w/20+ HR, 60+ R and 70+ RBI in a season.

Equaled career-high with 4 RBI (3rd time) on Aug. 7 vs. MIN (2-4, HR, 4RBI) Enjoyed 2nd career 2-HR game on 6/9 vSEA…Last 11 games: 6-41, 2B, HR, 3RBI , 4BB Indians are 34-31 (.523) when he starts; 26-35 (.426) when he does not start/injured

Was on 15-day DL, 4/12-5/23, w/a sprained MCL in his right knee…Since return(65G): 56-245, .229, 23R, 12 2B, 8 HR, 31 RBI, 13BB/70K…runners on: 21-124(.169)

He appeared in 4 G on a rehab assignment wAAA Columbus beginning on May 18 Second half: 27-118(.229) with 6 2B, 5HR & 21 RBI in 31 G(.710 OPS) 65GS/66G@CA, 4GS at DH this year (hit safely in 41GS)… 14-for-44 in CS/SB this year

JASON KIPNIS

#22 vs.LHP:.262(43-164) 3HR,15RBI vs.RHP:.363(99-273) 4HR,29RBI Home:.383(79-206) 5HR,28RBI Road:.273(63-231) 2HR,16RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 5-9,3 2B,1BB,5RBI,4R,1HR Streak:3G (6-13), 1HR, 5RBI RISP:.316(25-79) 2HR,36RBI

2015 A.L. All-Star (2nd time, also 2013)…has 10 hits over last 5 G (10-21,3R)AL leaders:WAR( 9th, 5.1), hits( 9th,142), Avg (1st,.325),R-created(6th, 89), times on(5th, 201),

OB% (1st,.400), 2B (T2nd, 35), 1B(11th, 94), OPS( 7th,.881), 3B (T11th,6), RS (15th, 72), BB (T14th, 51), MHG(T8th,41)…2nd half (23G) 30-90 (.333), 13R, 8 2B, HR, 7RBI, 9bb/.852ops

Hitting .336(46-137)w/men on…batting 1st: 93GS,126-372(.339), 67RS,35 2B, 7HR, 40RBI, 47BB, .936 OPS…1st in AL in avg vs. RHP(.363)…Career-high 20G hit streak, 6/3-26 (longest in AL)

Hit .429(51-119) in May w/30R,15 2B, 3 3B, 4HR, 17RBI in 29 G to win AL POTM (.511/.706/ 1.217) - led AL in AVG/OB/SLG/OPS, R, H, doubles (19H over 7 G, 5/9-16, equaled club record)

Had 52-game errorless streak dating back to last year snapped on 4/27…errorless in 72 of last 74 G (5 E in 428 chances /.988, 6th-best fielding pct in the AL this year)

Prior to DL stint had played all but 15.1IP…16 multi-hit games in May …2 lead-off HR ‘15 101GS at 2B, 7GS at DH (hit safely in 81 of 108GS)…has .974OPS vRHP…Since May 9

hit in 62 of 82G:111-321, .346, 58R,31 2B, 4HR, 32RBI…leads MLB in hm batting avg(.383)Most extra base hits (22) in a single-month by an Indians 2B…51H in May most in club hist. 16th player w/50+H, 30R, 1.200OPS in MLB history…29G home hit streak, 5/1-7/6 On 15-day DL, 8/2-17, w/right shoulder inflammation(8-27,5RS since return in 8 games)

FRANCISCO LINDOR

#12

vs.LHP:.315(28-89) 1HR,6RBI vs.RHP:.307(51-166) 6HR,24RBI Home:.331(39-118) 4HR,22RBI Road:.292(40-137) 3HR,8RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 5-7,1 2B,2BB,3RBI,2R Streak:6G (13-23), 2HR, 6RBI RISP:.327(17-52) 2HR,25RBI

Promoted from Columbus on 6/14…Spent 2+months in AAA Columbus, hitting .281 (64-228) w/11 2B, 5 3B, 2HR, 22RBI in 58 G (at time of promotion was T8th in H, T4th in 3B in IL)

Hit safely in 47 of 64G w/ CLE… 1st in A.L. in sac bunts (10) Among AL rookie leaders: AVG (1st, .310), OB%(2nd, .349), hits(T4th, 77), RBI(T7th, 30) Hit 1st MLB HR on 6/24vDET(Farmer)…has 26 multi-hit Gs (last 43G:62-for-172, .360, 26R,

10 2B, 6HR, 24RBI since 7/8)…hitting .321 (35-109) w/ men on…9E/257TC /.965 fldg pct

Made MLB debut 6/14 at DET (PH/DH); collected first hit in the 8th inning (Soria) …Has 63GS at SS…collected first R, RBI, SB at CHI on 6/16 in his first career start.

2nd Half: 56-152 (.368/.408/.520/.928), 24R, 8 2B, 5HR, 21RBI ( 2nd in AL in H, t11th in RS, 3rd in avg, 16th OPS-2nd half)…Career-high 4rbi, 7/30 vKC…career-high 11G hit streak, 8/4-15

Hit in 19 of last 21G: 35-81(.432, 15 R, 11RBI) and has reached base safely in 20/21 games…August: 36-93(.387/.928OPS) with 15 R, 6 2B, 2HR, 11RBI in 24 games.

ROBERTO PEREZ

#55

vs.LHP:.256(11-43) 0HR,2RBI vs.RHP:.205(23-112) 5HR,15RBI Home:.237(18-76) 3HR,12RBI Road:.203(16-79) 2HR,5RBI CHI Series: 0-1 Trip:2-12,1RBI Streak:0G (0-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.229(8-35) 1HR,13RBI

Is 5th among A.L. catchers with 30 walks in 2015 (has two 3-walk games this year) Has hit in just 25 of 52 starts but has 7 multi-hit games (career-high 3 walks 2x)

Has 60G/52GS at C this year…14-for-38 CS/SB as C… Is 11-for-60(.183) w/ runners on base…equaled CH 3H on 4/18@MIN & 4/29 vKC (3RS is CH)....783ops vLHP/.688ops vRH

RYAN RABURN

#9

vs.LHP:.299(38-127) 5HR,20RBI vs.RHP:.158(3-19) 0HR,4RBI Home:.307(23-75) 1HR,13RBI Road:.254(18-71) 4HR,11RBI CHI Series: 0-0 Trip:2-8,1 2B,1BB,1R Streak:1G (1-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.295(13-44) 0HR,18RBI

Made 2nd career pitching app, 6/17 vs CHI (0.2IP, 1H, 2R) 8-26 (.308) w/RISP2outs…T1st in A.L. in RBI as a PH (8)

Has 20GS at DH, 12G/7GS in RF, 18G/12GS in LF (6-for-22 w/8 RBI as PH)…hit .130 (3-23) in July w/2R, 2B,2RBI in 11G(22PA vs.RHP in ‘15)…Is 23-for-77 (.299) w/men on

JOSE RAMIREZ

#11

vs.LHP:.189(14-74) 1HR,5RBI vs.RHP:.208(33-159) 1HR,11RBI Home:.196(20-102) 0HR,8RBI Road:.206(27-131) 2HR,8RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 0-6,2BB,3R Streak:0G (0-10), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.209(9-43) 0HR,13RBI

43GS/46G @SS, 18G/17GS @2B, 2GS @3B, 2GS in LF (1st career)…1 errors in 75TC 2B In 3rd stint w/CLE after 8/3 recall from AAA (2nd stint 7/10-13)…20-80, 14R, 2 2B, 2 3B, HR,

8RBI, 12BB in 22G since recall (.250/.348/.363/ .710)… 12BB last 22G(13 1st 47G) Single-game career-high in RBI (3) on 8/8 vs. MIN (equaled CH in H-3, R-3)…

Optioned first to AAA Columbus on 6/7 and for the year is hitting .293 (51-174) w/29 R, 13 2B, 2 3B, 1HR & 12 RBI in 44 games (has struck out just 9 times in 195 plate appearances while stealing 15 bases in 19 attempts.

Defensively for the Clippers he has appeared in 28 G at 2B, 10 G at SS, 3 G at 3B, 2 G in LF JERRY SANDS

#40

vs.LHP:.302(13-43) 1HR,7RBI vs.RHP:.162(6-37) 1HR,6RBI Home:.268(11-41) 1HR,8RBI Road:.205(8-39) 1HR,5RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 1-3,2BB,1R Streak:1G (1-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.167(3-18) 1HR,10RBI

Has spent most of the season in AAA Columbus, hitting .287 (64-223) w/12 2B, 1 3B, 14HR, 46 RBI in 66 games (.409/.538/.948)…At time of 7/31 promotion was T7th in IL in HR, T6th in walks (45); just shy of the requisite # of plate apps to lead in in slugging% (.538) &OPS(.948).

Enjoyed 3 stints w/CLE (4/10-28, 5/28-30, 7/31-current)…9-for-34 with runners on Career-high tying 4RBI in Indians debut of 4/11 vs. DET (CH 2 2B, 3-for-4 in debut)…

Has 5G/4GS at 1B, 20G/12GS in RF/4GS in LF and has hit safely in 11 of 19 starts…

Recalled for 2nd time on 5/28…1GS last recall: 1-1, HR, 2RBI, hit 1st HR since 6/16/14 on 5/30@SEA…Current stint since 7/31: 10-56 (.179), 4R, 2 2B, HR, 7RBI, 5G/4GS at 1B, 12G/7GS in RF, 2GS in LF (20G)…2-for-7 as a PH w/a HR, 4 RBI

2nd career grand slam (only GS by CLE batter in ’15) on 8/8 vMIN (3rd career 4RBI game)

CARLOS SANTANA

#41

vs.LHP:.247(37-150) 1HR,13RBI vs.RHP:.212(59-278) 14HR,48RBI Home:.247(53-215) 4HR,32RBI Road:.202(43-213) 11HR,29RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 2-10,1 2B,1RBI Streak:4G (4-17), 1HR, 4RBI RISP:.221(30-136) 5HR,45RBI

Current AL leaders: BB ( 1st, 81), P/PA(4th, 4.28) 106GS @1B, 12GS@DH (hit in 75GS, reached via H/BB in 95GS)47-for-227(.207) w/ men on base, 30-136(.221) w/ RISP (11-55, .200 w/RISP & 2 outs). 1st in club history w/113HR by a switch-hitter (passed Baerga, 104, 6/13 at DET) 2nd career 4BB game May 13 vSTL…last 19G(8/7): 17-74(.230),10R,3 2B, 3HR, 14RBI, 12bb

2nd among all MLB hitters in walks 2011-15 (475, Votto first/495)…reached all 5 times on May 3 vs. TOR (2-2, 3BB)…Season-high 4RBI on 6/16 at CHI (2B, HR)

Batting in four-hole: 61GS, 50-218,30RS, 9 2B, 8HR, 35RBI, 48BB (.229/.370/.381/.751) Starts in batting order: 30GS #2; 1GS #3; 61GS in #4 spot; 25GS #5; 1GS#7 Has 14 RBI last 19 games (has 13 walks last 20 games)

GIOVANNY URSHELA

#39

vs.LHP:.291(16-55) 1HR,2RBI vs.RHP:.205(33-161) 4HR,13RBI Home:.243(25-103) 2HR,7RBI Road:.212(24-113) 3HR,8RBI MIL Series/H-Stand: 0-3,1BB,1R Streak:0G (0-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.176(9-51) 2HR,11RBI

Making his debut at the Major League level after June 9 recall from AAA (urr-SHELL-ahh) At AAA Columbus batted .275 (22-80) w/5 2B, 1 3B, 3HR & 9 RBI in 21 G (.301/.475/.776) Season didn’t start until 4/23 after missing all of the spring (also on DL 5/6-20 w/lower back) Career-high 3 hits and game-winning extra-inning HR on 8/4 at LAA

Made MLB debut on 6/9 vSEA (64G/60GS at 3B)…1st career HR/Hit 6/11 vSEA(2-4, 2R, 2RBI …has hit in 38/60 GS ….974 fldg% at 3B(4e, 155tc)

Reached base safely (H/BB) in 21 straight, 6/11-7/4 & hit in 13 straight games, 6/20-7/4 Over 9-G hit streak (7/21-30): 11-30 (.367), 3 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 3RBI…50/52G w/o E at 3B Since July 31: 13-78 (.167), 9 runs, 2B, 2HR, 5RBI in 22 games (8BB)

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W L ERA G SV/OPP IR/S 1st Bat/Retired IP H R ER BB SO HR 13 14 3.29 126 30/39 234/69 372/253 349.2 329 159 128 120 347 33

PITCHING NOTES:

vs.ALL:.240(1016-4234)135HR vs.LH:.236(484-2054)63HR vs.RH:.244(532-2180)72HR Home:26-34-11, 4.33ERA (547.0IP,263ER) Road:34-32-19, 3.37ERA (576.1IP,216ER)

ADAMS AUSTIN

#49 vs.ALL:.267(28-105)1HR vs.LH:.313(15-48)0HR vs.RH:.228(13-57)1HR Home:1-0-0, 4.15ERA (17.1IP,8ER)12G Road:1-0-1, 3.00ERA (9.0IP,3ER)9G Last Win:8/11/2015 vNYY Last Save:5/31/2015 @SEA

Opened season with MLB club; has split season between AAA Columbus and Cleveland and is in his 5th stint w/the Indians after 6/23 recall…Around his 4 previous stints in Cleveland he has posted 4 saves & a 4.50 ERA in 13 games for the Clippers (12.0IP, 13H, 6R/ER, 7BB, 17K)…2015 debut 4/12 vDET (career-high 2.2IP, 2H, 1R/ER, 1BB, 1K)…First MLB win: 7/22@MIL(1.1IP)

Has worked at least 1.1IP in 10 of 21 outings for CLE(13 scoreless)… Recorded first career SV in 6-3, 12.0IP @SEA(1.0IP, 1K)…Since 6/23 return: 15.0IP, 20H, 8R/ER, 8BB, 12K, 14G CODY ALLEN

#37

vs.ALL:.226(45-199)2HR vs.LH:.173(18-104)1HR vs.RH:.284(27-95)1HR Home:1-1-9, 2.66ERA (23.2IP,7ER)25G Road:0-3-17, 4.50ERA (30.0IP,15ER)30G Last Win:6/21/2015 vTB Last Save:8/23/2015 @NYY

Is 26-for-29 (89.7%) in SV chances (T8th in A.L w/26SV; 16 str conversions 4/29-7/10, has saved 23 of last 25 after 7/19 BS @CIN)…Career-high 4ER all’d 4/11 & 4/20 …0ER in 40 of 55 G (29 str G w/a SO from 4/29-7/8)…Last 9G since Aug 7: 10.0IP, 5H, 2R/ER, 4BB, 14K, 1.80ERA (0 runs last 4 games-4.2IP)…T15th in AL in games (55)

Last 43 G (5/13): 2.32 ERA, 42.2IP, 29H, 11R/ER, 64K …last 36G (5/26): 35.1IP, 26H, 9ER, 54K, 2.29ERA (last 17G: 16.1IP,17H, 9R/ER, 4.96 ERA in 2nd half) LHH are 18-104(.173) w/42K’s (batters 24-91 (.264) w/men on; 20-65, .308 w/RISP)… Is 2nd in the AL w/81 relief K’s…has 6 saves of more than 1.0IP pitched (last 8/24 @NYY-1.1IP)

KYLE CROCKETT

#57

vs.ALL:.295(13-44)1HR vs.LH:.276(8-29)0HR vs.RH:.333(5-15)1HR Home:0-0-0, 3.00ERA (6.0IP,2ER)10G Road:0-0-0, 4.76ERA (5.2IP,3ER)11G Last Win:9/18/2014 @HOU

Recalled for 4th time on 8/3 (Roth option)…Spent most of the season at AAA Columbus where he is 3-1 with a 5.97 ERA in 29 games (28.2IP, 42H, 19ER, 11BB, 27K)…In last AAA stint was 1-0 w/a 0.00 in 4G (1.2IP, 2H, 0R, 0BB, 3K)…Around his tenure in Columbus he has not allowed an ER in 17 of 21 relief app’s over 4 stints w/ CLE (was on opening day roster)

Stints: April 5-11, June 18-20, July 8-23 (6.0IP, 5H, 2R/ER, 3BB, 5K, .250 avg), August 3-current (12G, 5.2IP, 8H, 4R/3ER, 5K)…Only 4 of 25 inh runners have scored…LHH .623OPS JEFF

MANSHIP #53

vs.ALL:.175(14-80)1HR vs.LH:.243(9-37)1HR vs.RH:.116(5-43)0HR Home:1-0-0, 1.72ERA (15.2IP,3ER)10G Road:0-0-0, 1.04ERA (8.2IP,1ER)9G Last Win:8/26/2015 vMIL

Promoted from AAA Columbus on June 18…Spent the entire season in Columbus where he posted a mark of 0-2-2 & a 1.99 ERA in 23 relief outings (31.2IP, 25H, 7R/ER, 9BB, 31K, .219avg). Signed a FA Minor League contract w/ CLE on 12/30…Made Indians debut on 6/19 vs TB (1.0IP, 0H, 0R, 1BB, 2K)…Last 14 G since 7/17: 16.1IP, 12H, 3R/ER, 11K, 1.65ERA Worked 3.0 scoreless innings 6/22 vDET…15 of 19 outings are scoreless, batters are 14-for-80 (.175) off him, including an 6-for-33(.182) mark w/men on…1.0 or more IP in 15 of 19G

ZACH McALLISTER

#34

vs.ALL:.266(61-229)6HR vs.LH:.262(28-107)1HR vs.RH:.270(33-122)5HR Home:1-2-0, 3.15ERA (34.1IP,12ER)24G Road:2-2-1, 3.09ERA (23.1IP,8ER)25G Last Win:8/4/2015 @LAA Last Save:7/19/2015 @CIN

Made first start of the season on April 10 vs. DET in home opener (4.0+IP, career-high 13H allowed, 5R/ER, 5K, HR)…Had 11.2IP scoreless IP streak, 4/27-5/15 (2015 relief-best) Worked a career-high 3.2IP in relief on 4/14 vs. CWS (3.2IP, 4H, 1R/ER) in relief of Carrasco (Jaw)…Relief 2015: 2.52 ERA (53.2IP, 48H, 18R/15ER, 16BB, 68K)… Opponents hitting .279 (29-104) w/men on base; .274 (17-62) with RISP …first career MLB save on 7/19 at CIN (0.2IP, 1H, 0R, 2K)…2nd half: 16G,14.2IP, 16H, 5ER, 5BB, 20K, 3.07era Last 27G since 6/9: 2.08 ERA, 26.0IP, 21H, 9R/6ER, 7BB,35K (T17h in relief IP at 53.2IP, has 9 holds)…T5th in AL with 68 relief K’s, 18th in relief ERA (2.52)

BRYAN SHAW

#27

vs.ALL:.235(42-179)6HR vs.LH:.203(14-69)1HR vs.RH:.255(28-110)5HR Home:0-1-2, 2.11ERA (21.1IP,5ER)25G Road:2-1-0, 2.77ERA (26.0IP,8ER)31G Last Win:8/23/2015 @NYY Last Save:7/7/2015 vHOU

Has 17 holds(T9th, T12th in the A.L. in games P)…Leads team w/56 app’s…0 ER allowed in 46 of 56 G this year (BS on 4/11 vs. DET; 0.1IP, 3H, 1R/ER)… 13 of 36 IR’s have scored… Batters are 20-for-80 (.250) w/ men on … equaled career-high w/4K on 4/30vTOR… 1st SV 6/18vCHI(LHH 14-69, .203,.566ops)…16th in the A.L. in relief ERA (2.47)

Last 46G (4/30): 2.14ERA, 42.0IP, 32H, 13R/10ER, 35K…Last 36G (5/25): 2.20 ERA, 33.2IP, 26H, 9R/8ER, 8BB, 28K…Last 6 G since 8/17: 5.0IP, 5H, 0, 1BB, 5K RYAN WEBB

#54

vs.ALL:.233(37-159)4HR vs.LH:.200(15-75)1HR vs.RH:.262(22-84)3HR Home:0-0-0, 2.52ERA (25.0IP,7ER)17G Road:1-0-0, 3.06ERA (17.2IP,6ER)15G Last Win:5/15/2015 @TEX

Signed with Cleveland as a FA on 4/13 after electing free agency after outright that day by the LA Dodgers, who acquired him from O’s 4 days earlier… Appeared in 5 G for AAA Columbus, posting a record of 1-1 w/a 1.13 ERA (8.0IP, 4H, 1R/ER, 5K, .148avg)…Promoted to CLE on 4/29…Since 7/5: 14G. 18.2IP, 17H, 5ER, 2.41ERA 3.0IP in Indians debut was T-2nd-longest of his MLB career (first 3 G/6.0 scoreless IP to begin year; batters are 19-90 (.211) w/bases empty; 18-69 (.261)w/men on, 12-41(.293)

w/RISP…Worked at least 1.0IP in 29 of 32G(1.1 or more IP in 15/32G)…0 ER allowed in 24 of 32G (LHH 15-75, .200, 6BB, 14K, .259OB, 5 2B, 1 3B, HR, .593OPS)

PITCHING BY MONTH PITCHER MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Adams, A. 0-0-1, 0.00 ERA (2IP, 0ER) 0-0-0, 2.57 ERA (7IP, 2ER) 1-0-0, 4.70 ERA (7.2IP, 4ER) 1-0-0, 7.20 ERA (5IP, 4ER) Allen, C. 0-0-7, 2.35 ERA (15.1IP, 4ER) 1-0-3, 0.00 ERA (10.2IP, 0ER) 0-0-7, 3.24 ERA (8.1IP, 3ER) 0-2-5, 4.38 ERA (12.1IP, 6ER) Bauer, T. 2-2-0, 3.72 ERA (38.2IP, 16ER) 2-3-0, 6.26 ERA (27.1IP, 19ER) 2-3-0, 4.59 ERA (33.1IP, 17ER) 1-2-0, 6.29 ERA (24.1IP, 17ER) Crockett, K. - 0-0-0, 0.00 ERA (1.1IP, 0ER) 0-0-0, 7.71 ERA (2.1IP, 2ER) 0-0-0, 4.76 ERA (5.2IP, 3ER) Kluber, C. 3-2-0, 2.95 ERA (42.2IP, 14ER) 0-4-0, 3.97 ERA (34IP, 15ER) 3-2-0, 2.91 ERA (46.1IP, 15ER) 2-2-0, 3.38 ERA (37.1IP, 14ER) Manship, J. - 0-0-0, 0.00 ERA (5IP, 0ER) 0-0-0, 1.74 ERA (10.1IP, 2ER) 1-0-0, 2.00 ERA (9IP, 2ER) McAllister, Z. 1-1-0, 1.98 ERA (13.2IP, 3ER) 1-0-0, 2.61 ERA (10.1IP, 3ER) 0-1-1, 2.16 ERA (8.1IP, 2ER) 1-1-0, 3.72 ERA (9.2IP, 4ER) Salazar, D. 2-1-0, 4.04 ERA (35.2IP, 16ER) 2-2-0, 3.82 ERA (30.2IP, 13ER) 2-3-0, 2.65 ERA (34IP, 10ER) 2-1-0, 2.52 ERA (25IP, 7ER) Shaw, B. 0-0-0, 1.86 ERA (9.2IP, 2ER) 0-0-1, 0.93 ERA (9.2IP, 1ER) 1-0-1, 1.00 ERA (9IP, 1ER) 1-1-0, 4.63 ERA (11.2IP, 6ER) Webb, R. 1-0-0, 1.46 ERA (12.1IP, 2ER) 0-0-0, 6.23 ERA (8.2IP, 6ER) 0-0-0, 3.00 ERA (6IP, 2ER) 0-0-0, 2.13 ERA (12.2IP, 3ER)

2015 vs. LAA Angels Career vs. LAA Angels W-L-S ERA G IP H R/ER BB SO W-L-S ERA IP/ER Adams, Austin 0-0-0 0.00 - 0.0 - 0/0 - - 0-0-0 0.00 1.0/0 Allen, Cody 0-1-1 16.20 2 1.2 2 3/3 2 3 0-1-1 4.91 7.1/4 Bauer, Trevor 0-0-0 0.00 - 0.0 - 0/0 - - 1-0-0 4.05 6.2/3 Crockett, Kyle 0-0-0 0.00 2 0.2 1 0/0 - - 1-0-0 0.00 2.0/0 Kluber, Corey 0-1-0 7.94 1 5.2 10 5/5 - 4 0-2-0 6.97 10.1/8 Manship, Jeffrey 0-0-0 0.00 1 0.1 - 0/0 1 - 0-0-0 2.25 4.0/1 McAllister, Zachary 1-0-0 0.00 2 1.1 1 0/0 - - 3-1-0 4.50 20.0/10 Salazar, Danny 0-0-0 1.50 1 6.0 3 1/1 2 7 0-1-0 4.50 16.0/8 Shaw, Bryan 0-0-0 0.00 2 2.0 - 0/0 - 1 0-0-0 3.68 7.1/3 Webb, Ryan 0-0-0 0.00 1 2.0 - 0/0 - 1 1-1-0 2.08 4.1/1 INDIANS 1-2-1 2.83 3 28.2 18 9/9 6 23 - - -

RELIEF EFFECTIVENESS ----------------------------------------Last Appearance------------------- ----First Batter---- -------Saves------- Inherited Runners Pitcher Date OPP(score) IP H R/ER BB SO HR DEC Faced Retired SV Chances IR Scored Adams, A. 8/22 @NYY(2-6) 1.1 - 0/0 - 1 - ND 21 16 1 1 17 4 Allen, C. 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 1.0 1 0/0 - 1 - ND 55 40 26 29 21 3 Armstrong, S. 8/13 vs.NYY(6-8) 1.2 - 0/0 1 2 - ND 2 2 - - 2 - Crockett, K. 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 0.1 1 0/0 - - - ND 21 15 - - 25 4 Hagadone, N. 7/6 vs.HOU(4-9) 1.0 1 1/1 1 2 - ND 36 23 - - 21 5 Manship, J. 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 1.1 - 0/0 - 1 - W 19 15 - - 19 5 McAllister, Z. 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 1.0 1 0/0 1 2 - ND 48 32 1 2 23 10 Shaw, B. 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 1.0 2 0/0 - 3 - ND 56 39 2 4 36 13 Webb, R. 8/25 vs.MIL(11-6) 1.1 2 2/2 - - 1 ND 32 19 - - 16 8 TEAM 8/26 vs.MIL(6-2) 4.2 5 0/0 1 7 - W 372 253 30 39 234 69

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GAMES STARTED PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF RF CF DH J. Aguilar - 2 - - - - - - 1 A. Almonte - - - - - - - 17 - M. Aviles - - 7 17 19 18 - 2 - M. Bourn - - - - - - - 80 - M. Brantley - - - - - 73 - 24 15 L. Chisenhall - - - 45 - - 18 - 1 Y. Gomes 65 - - - - - - - 4 B. Hayes 9 - - - - - - - - T. Holt - - - - - 1 1 3 - C. Johnson - 5 - - - - - - - J. Kipnis - - 101 - - - - - 7 F. Lindor - - - - 63 - - - - B. Moss - 9 - - - - 77 - 3 D. Murphy - - - - - 15 10 - 28 R. Perez 52 - - - - - - - - R. Raburn - - - - - 12 7 - 19 J. Ramirez - - 17 2 43 2 - - - G. Sands - 4 - - - 4 12 - - C. Santana - 106 - - - - - - 12 N. Swisher - - - - - - 1 - 25 G. Urshela - - - 60 - - - - - Z. Walters - - 1 2 1 1 - - - LINE-UPS USED: 99 in 126 games

STARTS IN THE ORDER

PLAYER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 J. Aguilar - - - - - 1 1 1 - A. Almonte - - - - 1 6 9 1 - M. Aviles 2 14 - - - 8 8 4 27 M. Bourn 15 - - - - - 12 33 20 M. Brantley - - 112 - - - - - - L. Chisenhall 1 - - 2 10 18 19 14 - Y. Gomes - - 3 1 16 37 12 - - B. Hayes - - - - - - - 8 1 T. Holt - - - - - - - - 5 C. Johnson - - 1 - 1 - 2 1 - J. Kipnis 93 9 6 - - - - - - F. Lindor 1 62 - - - - - - - B. Moss - - - 19 28 20 22 - - D. Murphy - 1 2 19 14 13 4 - - R. Perez - - - - - 1 6 29 16 R. Raburn - - - 24 7 4 3 - - J. Ramirez 14 10 - - - - 4 2 34 G. Sands - - 1 - 5 2 6 6 - C. Santana - 30 1 61 25 - 1 - - N. Swisher - - - - 17 9 - - - G. Urshela - - - - 1 7 15 25 12 Z. Walters - - - - - - 2 2 1 Pitchers - - - - - - - - 11

SCORING BY INNING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th EXTRA TOTAL RUNS Indians 53 52 82 54 58 64 47 56 33 11 510 Opponent 78 51 59 67 51 61 55 50 49 5 526

Multi-hit Game Multi-RBI GM HR TYPE/LAST HOME RUN PLAYER 2 3 4 5+ ‘15 High Last MH 2 3 4 5+ ’15 High solo 2run 3run GS Last HR A. Almonte 2 - 1 - 4, 8/8 vMIN 8/26 vMIL 2 - - - 2,3x, 8/9 vMIN - 2 - - 8/9/15 vMIN(Hughes) M. Aviles 8 2 1 - 4, 5/21 @CWS 8/17 @BOS 2 - - -2,2x, 8/14 @MIN 3 1 - - 7/2/15 @TB(Cedeno) M. Bourn 17 3 1 - 4, 7/29 vKC 8/19 @SD 3 1 - - 3, 7/3 @PIT - - - - 7/5/14 vKC(Guthrie) M. Brantley 24 10 2 -4,2x, 7/22 @MIL 8/25 vMIL 9 2 2 - 4,2x, 8/25 vMIL 5 4 2 - 8/25/15 vMIL(Smith) L. Chisenhall 10 4 - -3,4x, 8/14 @MIN 8/26 vMIL 2 3 - -3,3x, 8/17 @BOS 4 1 1 - 8/17/15 @BOS(Hembree) Y. Gomes 11 2 - -3,2x, 8/13 vNYY 8/13 vNYY 4 3 1 - 4, 8/7 vMIN 3 2 3 - 8/19/15 @BOS(Machi) C. Johnson - 1 1 - 4, 8/9 vMIN 8/11 vNYY - - - - 2,2x, 7/21 vLA - - - - 8/3/15 vSF(Strickland) J. Kipnis 24 14 3 -4,3x, 6/23 vDET 8/26 vMIL 7 1 1 - 4, 4/29 vKC 5 1 1 - 8/26/15 vMIL(Smith) F. Lindor 20 6 - - 3,6x, 8/25 vMIL 8/26 vMIL 2 2 1 - 4, 7/29 vKC 5 - 2 - 8/23/15 @NYY(Betances) B. Moss 16 3 1 - 4, 5/31 @SEA 7/26 vCWS 8 3 - 2 7, 4/24 @DET 8 4 3 - 7/18/15 @CIN(DeSclafani) D. Murphy 12 - 2 -4,2x, 6/28 @BAL 8/25 @DET 6 - - - 4, 8/9 vBAL 3 2 - - 8/16/15 @KC(Ventura) R. Perez 5 2 - - 3,2x, 4/29 vKC 7/11 vOAK 3 1 - - 3, 5/25 vTEX 4 - 1 - 6/22/15 vDET(Soria) R. Raburn 9 1 - - 3, 4/30 vTOR 8/5 @LAA 5 - - -2,4x, 8/5 @LAA 5 - - - 8/5/15 @LAA(Santiago) J. Ramirez 9 3 - -3,3x, 8/21 @NYY8/21 @NYY 1 1 - - 3, 8/8 vMIN 2 - - - 8/5/15 @LAA(Santiago) G. Sands 2 1 - - 3, 4/11 vDET 8/16 @MIN 1 - 2 - 4,2x, 8/8 vMIN - 1 - 1 8/8/15 vMIN(Boyer) C. Santana 21 - - -2,21x, 8/17 @BOS8/17 @BOS 9 2 1 - 4, 6/16 @CHI 10 3 2 - 8/23/15 @NYY(Sabathia) N. Swisher 3 1 1 - 4, 5/9 vMIN 8/23 @CHI - 1 - - 4, 8/22 @CHI 2 - - - 8/22/15 @CHI(Wood) G. Urshela 7 1 - - 3, 8/4 @LAA 8/14 @MIN 3 1 - - 3, 6/30 @TB 2 2 1 - 8/14/15 @MIN(May)

INDIANS BATTING BY MONTH HITTER MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST A. Almonte - - - .262 (17-65) 2HR, 9RBI, 18G M. Aviles .298 (14-47) HR, 4RBI, 15G .230 (14-61), RBI, 19G .114 (5-44) HR, RBI, 14G .209 (9-43), 4RBI, 15G M. Brantley .282 (31-110) 4HR, 23RBI, 28G .297 (27-91), 8RBI, 24G .299 (29-97) 4HR, 18RBI, 26G .407 (33-81) 3HR, 16RBI, 20G L. Chisenhall .209 (18-86) 3HR, 13RBI, 26G .174 (4-23), 6G .429 (3-7), 2G .383 (23-60) 2HR, 12RBI, 19G Y. Gomes .158 (3-19), RBI, 5G .230 (17-74) 3HR, 8RBI, 20G .260 (20-77) 2HR, 9RBI, 21G .213 (16-75) 3HR, 13RBI, 19G T. Holt .000 (0-3), 2G - .125 (1-8), 3G .111 (1-9), 4G C. Johnson - - - .429 (9-21), 6G J. Kipnis .429 (51-119) 4HR, 17RBI, 29G .358 (34-95) HR, 8RBI, 25G .280 (28-100), 6RBI, 25G .278 (10-36) HR, 5RBI, 10G F. Lindor - .211 (12-57) HR, 5RBI, 15G .295 (31-105) 4HR, 14RBI, 25G .387 (36-93) 2HR, 11RBI, 24G R. Perez .156 (7-45) HR, 5RBI, 18G .375 (9-24) HR, 3RBI, 10G .222 (4-18), 2RBI, 8G .200 (5-25), RBI, 8G R. Raburn .256 (11-43) 2HR, 7RBI, 21G .281 (9-32) HR, 5RBI, 17G .130 (3-23), 2RBI, 11G .385 (5-13) HR, 2RBI, 7G J. Ramirez .198 (16-81), 6RBI, 24G .000 (0-6), 4G .000 (0-3), G .250 (20-80) HR, 8RBI, 21G G. Sands 1.000 (1-1) HR, 2RBI, G - - .179 (10-56) HR, 7RBI, 20G C. Santana .217 (18-83) 3HR, 16RBI, 22G .189 (18-95) 3HR, 9RBI, 26G .271 (23-85) 3HR, 10RBI, 26G .213 (20-94) 3HR, 15RBI, 24G N. Swisher .228 (18-79) 2HR, 7RBI, 23G .091 (2-22), RBI, 7G - - G. Urshela - .271 (16-59) 2HR, 7RBI, 19G .241 (20-83) HR, 3RBI, 25G .176 (13-74) 2HR, 5RBI, 21G Z. Walters .059 (1-17), RBI, 7G .300 (3-10), 2RBI, 4G - .000 (0-3), G

2015 vs. LAA Angels G. AB R H HR RBI AVG A. Almonte 2 4 1 - - - .000 M. Aviles 1 4 - - - - .000 M. Bourn 3 8 - 3 - - .375 M. Brantley 3 9 1 4 - 1 .444 L. Chisenhall 3 8 1 1 - - .125 Y. Gomes 2 9 1 1 1 2 .111 T. Holt 3 5 - - - - .000 J. Kipnis - - - - - - .000 F. Lindor 3 11 1 3 - - .273 R. Perez 1 3 - - - - .000 R. Raburn 2 4 1 2 1 2 .500 J. Ramirez 3 9 3 2 1 1 .222 G. Sands 3 11 - 1 - - .091 C. Santana 3 12 - 2 - 1 .167 G. Urshela 3 13 1 3 1 2 .231 INDIANS 3 106 9 22 4 9 .208

Career vs. LAA Angels AVG AB H HR RBI A. Almonte .188 32 6 - 3 M. Aviles .260 96 25 3 7 M. Bourn .246 65 16 - 3 M. Brantley .262 141 37 3 13 L. Chisenhall .260 50 13 3 6 Y. Gomes .233 43 10 1 2 T. Holt .000 5 - - - J. Kipnis .186 86 16 - 6 F. Lindor .273 11 3 - - R. Perez .000 3 - - - R. Raburn .179 78 14 1 4 J. Ramirez .143 14 2 1 1 G. Sands .091 11 1 - - C. Santana .246 118 29 5 13 G. Urshela .231 13 3 1 2

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CLEVELAND TEAM BATTINGRuns, Game ................................. 17 August 8 vs. MINRuns, Inning ................................. 8 May 27 vs. TEX (3rd inning)Most Hits, Game (9 inn.) ............... 19 August 8 vs. MINMost Hits, Game (Extras) ............. 18 May 31 at SEA (12.0IP)Fewest Hits, Game ....................... 2 July 12 vs. OAKHits, Inning .................................... 7 May 27 vs. TEX (3rd inning)Doubles ........................................ 5 four times, August 9 vs. MINTriples ........................................... 1 19 times, last August 25 vs. MILHome Runs ................................... 4 July 29 vs. KCHome Runs, Both Clubs ............... 6 August 25 vs. MILConsecutive Games w/HR ........... 7 May 3-10Consecutive Games 0HR ............. 5 two times, June 17-21 Consecutive Scoreless Innings .... 19.0 June 26-28 at BAL Extra-Base Hits ............................. 7 ve times, last August 25 vs. MILFewest Extra-Base Hits ................ 0 ten times, last August 24 at CHITotal Bases ................................... 33 July 29 vs. KCStolen Bases ................................ 6 July 28 vs. KCWalks (9 inn.) ................................ 10 August 23 at NYYWalks (Extras) .............................. 10 July 19 at CINStrikeouts (9 inn.) ......................... 14 three times, last August 3 at LAAStrikeouts (Extras) ........................ 14 August 11 vs. NYY (16.0IP)Left On Base (9 inn.) .................... 13 two times, May 24 vs. CINLeft On Base (Extras) ................... 18 July 19 at CIN (11.0IP)

CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL BATTINGHits ............................................... 4 13 times, last Johnson, August 9 vs. MINRuns ............................................. 3 severalDoubles ........................................ 2 many times, last Kipnis, August 25 vs. MILTriples ........................................... 1 19 times, last Almonte, August 25 vs. MILHome Runs ................................... 2 three times, last Brantley, Aug. 25 vs. MILConsecutive Games w/HR ........... 2 Almonte, August 8-9 & Lindor, 8/22-23Extra-Base Hits ............................. 3 Moss, 4/24 at DET & Almonte, 8/8 vs. MINTotal Bases ................................... 10 Moss, April 24 at DETRBI ................................................ 7 Moss, April 24 at DETStolen Bases ................................ 3 Bourn, 7/28 vs. KC & Lindor, 8/26 vs. MILWalks ............................................ 4 Santana, May 13 vs. STLStrikeouts ...................................... 4 three times, last Moss, July 7 vs. HOUHit Streak ...................................... 20 Kipnis, 6/3-26 (career-high) Errors ............................................ 2 two times, last Chisenhall, June 7 vs. BAL

CLEVELAND TEAM PITCHINGStrikeouts, 9.0 IP .......................... 19 May 13 vs. STL(club record for 9.0IP)Strikeouts, Extra IP ....................... 19 July 2 at Tampa BayWalks, 9.0IP .................................. 7 four times, last June 10 vs. SEAWalks, Extra IP ............................. 6 May 31 at SEA (12.0IP)Fewest Walks ............................... 0 11 times, last August 25 vs. MILMost Runs Allowed, Game ........... 17 June 17 vs. CHIMost Runs Allowed, Inning ........... 7 9th inning, June 17 vs. CHIFewest Hits Allowed, Game .......... 1 ve times, last August 14 at MINMost Hits Allowed, 9.0IP Game .... 18 three times, last June 17 vs. CHIMost Hits Allowed, Extras ............. 10 July 19 at CINMost Hits Allowed, Inning ............. 6 ve times, last 3rd innning, 8/7 vs. MINStolen Bases Allowed ................... 5 April 25 at DETHome Runs ................................... 4 four times, last August 25 vs. MILConsec. Scoreless IP (team) ........ 17.0 three times, last August 3-5 at LAA

CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGInnings, Starter ............................. 9.0 seven times, last Kluber, August 14 at MINFewest Innings, Starter ................. 0.0 Carrasco, April 14 vs. CWS (injury)Innings, Reliever ........................... 5.0 Marcum, April 12 vs. DETConsec. Scoreless IP(starter) ....... 22.0 Carrasco, July 30-Aug 11Consec. Scoreless IP (relief) ........ 19.0 Allen, 5/24-7/10 Consec. Scoreless Apps (relief) ...... 19 Allen 5/24-7/10 Winning Streak, Starter ................... 3 5X, most recent Salazar, 7/31-8/17Winning Streak, Reliever ................. 2 McAllister, 5/31-6/18; Adams, 7/22-8/11(curr)Losing Streak ................................. 5 Kluber, 4/6-5/7 Strikeouts, Starter ......................... 18 Kluber, May 13 vs. STLStrikeouts, Reliever ...................... 4 four times, last McAllister, June 17 vs. CHIWalks, Starter ............................... 6 Bauer, August 23 at NYYWalks, Reliever ............................. 3 two times, Marcum, April 12 vs. DETRuns Allowed, Starter ................... 7 ve times, last Anderson, July 27 vs. KCEarned Runs Allowed, Starter ...... 7 three times, last Anderson, July 27 vs. KCHits Allowed, Starter ..................... 13 two times, last Kluber, April 22 at CWSHome Runs Allowed, Starter ........ 4 Kluber, August 19 at BOSPitches .......................................... 124 Carrasco, July 1 at TBConsec. Save Conversions .......... 16 Allen, 4/29-7/10

CLEVELAND MISCELLANEOUSWinning Streak ............................. 6 May 19-24 Losing Streak ................................ 6 July 23-28 Longest Game, Innings ................ 16.0 August 11 vs. NYY (16.0IP)Longest Game, Time, 9 IP ............ 4:16 April 11 vs. DETLongest Game, Time, Xtra............ 5:04 August 11 vs. NYY (16.0IP)Shortest Game, Time.................... 2:06 July 4 at PITLargest Crowd, Home ................... 35,789 April 10 vs. DETLargest Crowd, Road .................... 47,031 August 22 at NYYWinning Margin ............................. 13 August 8 vs. MIN (17-4)Losing Margin ............................... 17 June 17 vs. CHI (0-17)Largest De cit Overcome in Win ....... 5 May 3 vs. TOR (1-6)Largest Lead Blown in Loss ......... 3 four times, last August 3 at LAA (3-0)Team Errors .................................. 3 April 27 vs. KCDouble Plays Turned (team), 9IP .....5 June 20 vs. TBDouble Plays Turned (team), extra ...2 May 18 at CWS Double Plays Hit Into (team), 9IP . 4 four times, last August 24 at CHIDouble Plays Hit Into (team),extra 3 several times

CLEVELAND TEAM BATTING/PITCHING/FIELDINGShutout, Offensive (9 in 2015) ..............July 24, 2015 vs. Chicago-ALConsecutive Team Shutouts .................June 28, 2015 at Baltimore (day/night DH)Triple Play Turned ................................July 1, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL (LF-C-2B, 32nd all-time)Hit Into Triple Play ................................Sept 1, 2000 vs. Baltimore (Alomar, 26th all-time)Twenty Hits, One Game .......................May 14, 2014 at Toronto (22)Twenty Runs, One Game .....................April 18, 2009 at New York-ALFive (or more) Runs, One IP (8 in ‘15) .....August 17, 2015 at Boston (4th inning)Ten Runs, One Inning ...........................Sept 30, 2012 vs. KC (5th inning)Ten Runs Allowed, One Inning .............August 6, 2012 vs. Minnesota (2nd inning)Ten Hits, One Inning .............................April 8, 2011 at Seattle (4th)Seven Home Runs, One Game ............April 30, 2013 vs. PhiladelphiaNo-Hitter, Against ..................................Ervin Santana, July 27, 2011 vs. LA AngelsPerfect Game, Against ..........................NeverOne Hitter Against, Team ......................June 30, 2014 at LA Dodgers CG/SHO One Hitter, Against ................Dan Haren, April 12, 2011 at LA AngelsComplete Game/SHO, Against .............Jose Quintana, July 24, 2015 vs. Chicago-AL

CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL BATTINGSix Hits, One Game ..............................Omar Vizquel, August 31, 2004 at New York-ALNine RBI, One Game ............................Lonnie Chisenhall, June 9, 2014 at TexasFive Runs, One Game ..........................Michael Brantley, June 9, 2014 at TexasLast Cycle .............................................Travis Hafner, August 14, 2003 at MinnesotaLast Cycle, Opponent ...........................Mark Teixeira, August 17, 2004 at TexasThree Home Runs ................................Lonnie Chisenhall, June 9, 2014 at TexasThree Home Runs, Opponent ..............Dan Johnson, Oct 3, 2012 vs. Chicago-AL Grand Slam Home Run (1 in 2015) ......Jerry Sands, August 8, 2015 vs. Minnesota (PH)Lead-off Home Run (2 in 2015) ............Jason Kipnis, May 26, 2015 vs. Texas (Rodriguez)Walk-off Home Run (0 in 2015) ............Mike Aviles, August 15, 2014 vs. BaltimorePinch-Hit Home Run (4 in 2015) ...........Jerry Sands, August 8, 2015 vs. Minnesota Pinch-Hit Grand Slam (1 in 2015) .........Jerry Sands, August 8, 2015 vs. Minnesota Inside-the-Park HR ...............................Carlos Santana, August 31, 2013 at DetroitHome Run, both sides of plate .............Carlos Santana, July 27, 2014 at Kansas CityFour Doubles, One Game ....................Sandy Alomar, June 6, 1997 at Boston Steal of Home .......................................David Dellucci, May 27, 2008 vs. Chicago-AL

CLEVELAND TEAM PITCHINGShutout, Defensive (7 in 2015) .............August 4, 2015 at Los Angeles-ALConsecutive Shutouts, Team ................July 27-28, 2013 vs. TexasConsecutive scoreless IP, starters ........44.1IP, May 10-14, 200819 strikeouts, Team (9.0IP) ...................May 13, 2015 vs. St. Louis (club record, 9.0IP)19 strikeouts, Team (Extras) .................July 2, 2015 at Tampa BaySix Home Runs Allowed, game ............August 1, 2003 at Texas (7 allowed)Inside-the-Park HR, allowed .................Jeff Baker, June 17, 2008 at ColoradoGrand Slam, allowed (3 in 2015) ..........Kris Bryant, June 17, 2015 vs. Chicago-NLWalk-off HR, allowed (2 in 2015) ..........Kris Bryant, August 24, 2015 at CHI-NL (McAllister)Lead-off HR, allowed (2 in 2015) ..........Brian Dozer, May 10, 2015 vs. Minnesota (Salazar)20 runs, allowed ...................................June 4, 2002 at Minnesota (23 runs)20 hits, allowed .....................................September 1, 2014 vs. Detroit

CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGNo-Hitter/Perfect Game ........................Len Barker, May 15, 1981 vs. TorontoComplete Game ...................................Corey Kluber, August 14, 2015 at MinnesotaCG, Shutout ..........................................Carlos Carrasco, September 17, 2014 at Houston(2H)CG, One-Hitter ......................................Corey Kluber, August 14, 2015 at Minnesota18 Strikeouts, One Game .....................Corey Kluber, May 13, 2015 vs. St. LouisFour Strikeouts, One Inning ..................Justin Masterson, August 4, 2011 at BostonConsecutive Ind. Shutouts ....................Jeremy Sowers, July 22-28, 2006Two Consecutive Complete Gms .........Corey Kluber, August 9-14, 2015 vs. MinnesotaConsecutive Indiv CGs, Team Games ..July 28-29-30, 2015 (Bauer/Kluber/Carrasco)Position Player Pitching ........................Ryan Raburn & David Murphy, June 17, 2015 vs. CHIFour Home Runs, Allowed ....................Corey Kluber, August 19, 2015 at Boston

CLEVELAND MISCELLANEOUSTen-Game Winning Streak ...................Sept 19-29, 2013 (ended season)Ten-Game Losing Streak ......................July 27-August 7, 2012 (11 games)Sweep of Opponent in Series (3) .........June 29-July 2, 2015 at Tampa Bay (4 games)Swept by Opponent in Series (3) ..........July 23-26, 2015 vs. Chicago-AL (4 games)Victory when Trailing after 8.0IP (1)......May 16, 2015 at Texas Loss when Winning after 8.0IP (2) .......August 5, 2015 at Los Angeles-AL1-0 win/1-0 loss ....................................W-June 21, 2015 vTB / L-July 4, 2015 at PIT

LAST TIME IT HAPPENDED

G/GS Record cERA IP ER CS SBA CS% PBGOMES 66/65 34-31 3.72 578.2 239 14 44 31.8% 6HAYES 14/9 5-4 4.96 85.1 47 1 8 12.5% -PEREZ 60/52 21-31 3.74 459.1 191 14 38 36.8% 3

CATCHER PROFILES

Aviles .........................1 Bourn ..................... 4Brantley .....................7 Raburn ................... 1Sands ........................1 Moss ...................... 6Chisenhall ..................2 Almonte ................. 1

OUTFIELD ASSISTS (23)

Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning8/8 vs. MIN Sands/Boyer 5th

INDIANS 2015 GRAND SLAMS (1)

Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning4/26 @DET Murphy/Soria 9th 5/9 vs. MIN Murphy/Hughes 7th6/22 vs. DET Muprhy/Chamberlain 8th8/8 vs. MIN Sands/Boyer 5th

INDIANS 2015 PINCH-HIT HR (4)

Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning INDIANS 2015 WALK-OFF HR (0)

Date/Opp Batter/Situation Inning6/21 vs. TB Murphy/Sac Fly (1-0) 9th8/11 vs. NYY Brantley/Single (5-4) 16th

INDIANS 2015 WALK-OFF WINS/NON-HR (2)

Date/Opp Batters (career#)4/24@DET Brandon Moss (7)6/9 vs. SEA Yan Gomes (2)8/26 vs. MIL Michael Brantley (3)

2015 MULTI-HR GAMES (3)

Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher5/1 vs. TOR Kipnis (3rd)/Buehrle5/26 vs. TEX Kipnis (4th)/Rodriguez

2015 LEAD-OFF HR (2)

Date/Opp Batters/Inning5/21 at CWS Swisher/Aviles (1st)7/29 vs. KC Lindor/Brantley (6th)

BACK-TO-BACK HR (2)

Jesus Aguilar .........7G, 9/6/14 vs CWSAbraham Almonte 32G, 09/17/14 vs PHIMike Aviles ............ 4G, 8/18/15 at BOSMichael Brantley .......38G, 6/29/15 @TBLonnie Chisenhall ...2G, 8/22/15 at NYYYan Gomes ............3G, 8/23/15 at NYYTyler Holt ................................ 44G, n/aChris Johnson .... 11G, 07/24/15 @ STLJason Kipnis ......... 5G, 7/30/15 at OAKFrancisco Lindor ....0G, 8/26/15 vs. MILRoberto Perez ..... 35G, 5/16/15 at TEXRyan Raburn ...... 1G, 7/26/15 vs. CWSJose Ramirez .........4G, 8/22/15 at NYYJerry Sands ............................96G, n/aCarlos Santana ..... 14G, 8/1/15 at OAKGiovanny Urshela 10G,8/14/15 vs. NYYZach Walters.......... 5G, 5/15/15 at TEX

CURRENT ERRORLESS GMSMichael Brantley 100 career steals (has 93)Carlos Carrasco 500 career strikeouts (has 477)Jason Kipnis 500th career hit on 5/8 vs. MINJason Kipnis 100 career steals (has 99)Corey Kluber 100 career starts (has 97)Bryan Shaw 300th career appearance 8/20 @NYY

UPCOMING MILESTONES

2015 DISABLED LISTPLAYER (2015) INJURY DATES(Days/Games)RHP Gavin Floyd(60D) Right elbow fracture April 4-RHP Josh Tomlin(60D) Right shoulder surgery March 29-July 30(117/101)INF Zach Walters Right oblique strain March 27-April 23 (27/14)OF Nick Swisher Rehab, knee surgeries April 2-May 4 (33/24)C Yan Gomes Right knee sprain April 12-May 23 (42/37)LHP TJ House Left shoulder in ammation May 1-RHP Scott Atchison Left ankle sprain May 28-June 12 (16/14)OF/DH Nick Swisher Left knee in ammation June 14-Aug. 6 (54/46)LHP Nick Hagadone Lower back/left elbow July 7-INF Jason Kipnis R Shoulder in ammation August 2-17 (16/14)RHP Cody Anderson left oblique strain August 8-INF Chris Johnson left index nger, infection August 15-RHP Carlos Carrasco R shoulder in ammation August 22-

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W/L WINNING LOSING HOME HOME GAME DATE OPP. SCORE PITCHER PITCHER SAVE TOG W-L POS GB/A ATTEND DATE TOTAL 1 4/6 @HOU L, 0-2 Keuchel (1-0) Kluber (0-1) Gregorson (1) 2:30 0-1 T3rd -1.0 43,753 1 4/7 OFF DAY 0-1 T3rd -1.0 2 4/8 @HOU W, 2-0 Carrasco (1-0) Feldman (0-1) Allen (1) 2:40 1-1 3rd -1.0 23,078 3 4/9 @HOU W, 5-1 Bauer (1-0) Wojciechowski (0-1) 3:08 2-1 3rd -1.0 22,593 3 89,424 4 4/10 vDET L, 4-8 Simon (1-0) McAllister (0-1) Soria (1) 3:35 2-2 3rd -2.0 35,789 1 35,789 5 4/11 vDET L, 6-9 r-Krol (1-0) r-Allen (0-1) 4:16 2-3 3rd -3.0 23,161 2 58,950 6 4/12 vDET L, 5-8 Lobstein (1-0) House (0-1) Soria (2) 3:13 2-4 T3rd -4.0 19,555 3 78,505 6 4/13 OFF DAY 2-4 T3rd -4.5 7 4/14 vCWS L, 1-4 Quintana (1-0) Carrasco (1-1) Robertson (2) 3:01 2-5 4th -5.0 10,642 4 89,147 8 4/15 vCWS W, 4-2 Bauer (2-0) Danks (0-2) Allen (2) 2:58 3-5 T3rd -4.5 11,042 5 100,189 8 4/16 OFF DAY 3-5 T3rd -4.5 9 4/17 @MIN L, 2-3 (11) r-Boyer (1-1) r-Shaw (0-1) 3:38 3-6 T4th -5.5 21,307 10 4/18 @MIN W, 4-2 Salazar (1-0) Hughes (0-3) Allen (3) 2:33 4-6 T3rd -4.5 23,949 11 4/19 @MIN L, 2-7 May (1-1) House (0-2) 2:45 4-7 T4th -5.5 17,923 12 4/20 @CWS L, 3-4 r-Robertson (1-0) r-Allen (0-2) 2:53 4-8 5th -6.5 13,055 13 4/21 @CWS W, 6-2 Carrasco (2-1) Noesi (0-2) 3:07 5-8 T3rd -5.5 14,032 14 4/22 @CWS L, 0-6 Samardzija (1-1) Kluber (0-2) 2:56 5-9 5th -5.5 14,429 14 4/23 OFF DAY 5-9 5th -6.0 15 4/24 @DET W, 13-1 Salazar (2-0) Greene (3-1) 2:52 6-9 T3rd -5.5 28,192 16 4/25 @DET L, 1-4 Simon (4-0) House (0-3) Soria (6) 2:58 6-10 5th -6.0 35,473 17 4/26 @DET L, 6-8 Lobstein (2-1) Carrasco (2-2) Soria (7) 3:01 6-11 5th -6.0 30,698 12 288,482 18 4/27 vKC L, 2-6 Vargas (2-1) Kluber (0-3) 3:22 6-12 5th -7.0 9,668 6 109,857 19 4/28 vKC L, 5-11 r-Finnegan (1-0) r-Atchison (0-1) 3:13 6-13 5th -7.5 10,698 7 120.555 20 4/29 vKC W, 7-5 Salazar (3-0) Ventura (2-2) Allen (4) 2:41 7-13 5th -7.0 10,284 8 130,839 21 4/30 vTOR L, 1-5 r-Francis (1-0) House (0-4) 2:46 7-14 5th -7.5 9,798 9 140,637 APRIL: 7-14, 5th place, -7.5 games back .238 (168-706), .302 OB%, 79RS (3.8 RS/G) 4.54 ERA (184.1IP, 93ER) 22 5/1 vTOR W, 9-4 Carrasco (3-2) Buehrle (3-2) 2:37 8-14 5th -7.5 15,088 10 155,725 23 5/2 vTOR L, 4-11 Sanchez (2-2) Kluber (0-4) 3:23 8-15 5th -7.5 18,008 11 173,733 24 5/3 vTOR W, 10-7 r-Rzepczynski (1-0) r-Francis J (1-1) 3:06 9-15 4th -7.0 16,128 12 189,861 24 5/4 OFF DAY 9-15 4th -7.0 25 5/5 @KC L, 3-5 Vargas (3-1) Salazar (3-1) Davis (6) 2:26 9-16 5th -7.5 29,099 26 5/6 @KC W, 10-3 Carrasco (4-2) Duffy (2-1) 3:04 10-16 5th -6.5 23,316 27 5/7 @KC L, 4-7 r-Morales (3-0) Kluber (0-5) Holland (5) 3:13 10-17 5th -7.5 38,271 15 379,168 28 5/8 vMIN L, 3-9 Pelfrey (3-0) Bauer (2-1) 2:47 10-18 5th -8.0 19,102 13 208,963 29 5/9 vMIN L, 4-7 Hughes (2-4) Chen (0-1) Perkins (11) 3:02 10-19 5th -8.5 16,199 14 225,162 30 5/10 vMIN W, 8-2 Salazar (4-1) May (2-3) 2:37 11-19 5th -8.5 13,769 15 238,931 30 5/11 OFF DAY 11-19 5th -8.0 31 5/12 vSTL L, 3-8 Lynn (2-3) Carrasco (4-3) 3:31 11-20 5th -9.0 12,615 16 251,546 32 5/13 vSTL W, 2-0 Kluber (1-5) Lackey (2-2) Allen (5) 2:47 12-20 5th -8.0 12,313 17 263,859 33 5/14 vSTL L, 1-2 r-Siegrist (2-0) r-Rzepczynski(1-1) Rosenthal (12) 3:12 12-21 5th -9.0 15,865 18 279,724 34 5/15 @TEX W, 8-3 r-Webb (1-0) Rodriguez (1-2) 3:17 13-21 5th -9.0 29,524 35 5/16 @TEX W, 10-8 r-Atchison (1-1) r-Feliz (1-2) Allen (6) 3:37 14-21 5th -8.0 31,045 36 5/17 @TEX L, 1-5 Martinez (3-0) CARRASCO (4-4) 2:49 14-22 5th -9.0 32,189 37 5/18 @CWS L, 1-2 (10) r-Duke (2-2) r-McAllister (0-2) 2:34 14-23 5th -9.5 17,712 38 5/19 @CWS W, 3-1 Bauer (3-1) Quintana (2-4) Allen (7) 2:57 15-23 5th -9.5 15,681 39 5/20 @CWS W, 4-3 Marcum (1-0) r-Jennings (0-1) Allen (8) 2:56 16-23 5th -9.5 15,146 40 5/21 @CWS W, 5-2 Salazar (5-1) Danks (2-4) 3:04 17-23 5th -9.0 18,321 22 538,786 41 5/22 vCIN W, 7-3 Carrasco (5-4) Leake (2-3) 2:56 18-23 5th -9.0 23,617 19 303,341 42 5/23 vCIN W, 2-1 Kluber (2-5) r-Cingrani (0-1) Allen (9) 2:33 19-23 5th -9.0 27,315 20 330,656 43 5/24 vCIN W, 5-2 Bauer (4-1) Iglesias (1-1) 3:07 20-23 T4th -8.0 23,882 21 354,538 44 5/25 vTEX L, 8-10 r-Scheppers (1-0) r-Rzepczynski (1-2) Tolleson (4) 3:32 20-24 T4th -8.0 13,614 22 368,152 45 5/26 vTEX L, 3-4 r-Kela (4-1) r-Hagadone (0-1) Tolleson (5) 3:06 20-25 T4th -8.0 11,352 23 379,504 46 5/27 vTEX W, 12-3 Carrasco (6-4) Lewis (4-3) 2:47 21-25 T4th -7.0 15,956 24 395,460 47 5/28 @SEA W, 5-3 Kluber (3-5) Paxton (3-3) Allen (10) 2:50 22-25 4th -6.5 19,449 48 5/29 @SEA L, 1-2 Walker (2-5) Bauer (4-2) Rodney (14) 2:24 22-26 5th -7.5 32,454 49 5/30 @SEA W, 4-3 Marcum (2-0) Elias (2-2) Allen (11) 3:04 23-26 4th -7.0 32,287 50 5/31 @SEA W, 6-3 (12) r-McAllister (1-2) r-Leone (0-4) Adams (1) 4:36 24-26 4th -6.5 32,112 MAY: 17-12, 4th place, -6.5 game back .265 (262-989), .351 OB%, 146RS (5.0 RS/G) 3.66 ERA (260.2IP, 106ER) 50 6/1 OFF DAY 24-26 4th -6.5 51 6/2 @KC W, 2-1 Carrasco (7-4) r-Davis (2-1) Allen (12) 3:16 25-26 4th -5.5 52 6/3 @KC L, 2-4 Vargas (4-2) KLUBER (3-6) Holland (8) 2:33 25-27 4th -6.0 53 6/4 @KC W, 6-2 (8) Bauer (5-2) Young (4-2) 2:38 26-27 4th -6.0 29,552 54 6/5 vBAL L, 2-5 Tillman (3-7) Marcum (2-1) Britton (15) 2:48 26-28 4th -6.0 26,070 25 421,530 55 6/6 vBAL W, 2-1 Salazar (6-1) r-Brach (3-2) Allen (13) 2:44 27-28 4th -5.0 24,939 26 446,469 56 6/7 vBAL L, 3-7 Norris (2-4) Carrasco (7-5) 3:33 27-29 4th -6.0 18,151 27 464,620 56 6/8 OFF DAY 27-29 4th -5.5 57 6/9 vSEA L, 2-3 Elias (3-3) Kluber (3-7) Smith (2) 3:03 27-30 T4th -6.5 11,425 28 476,045 58 6/10 vSEA L, 3-9 Walker (3-6) Bauer (5-3) 3:04 27-31 5th -7.5 12,305 29 488,350 59 6/11 vSEA W, 6-0 Marcum (3-1) Happ (3-2) 2:40 28-31 5th -7.0 15,316 30 503,666 60 6/12 @DET L, 0-4 PRICE (6-2) Salazar (6-2) 2:25 28-32 5th -7.0 35,379 61 6/13 @DET W, 5-4 Carrasco (8-5) r-Hardy (2-1) Allen (14) 3:34 29-32 4th -6.0 41,620 62 6/14 @DET L, 1-8 Simon (7-3) Kluber (3-8) 2:46 29-33 4th -6.5 36,994 63 6/15 @CHI PPD. RAIN (make-up August 24 at 2:05PM ET) 29-33 4th -7.0 63 6/16 @CHI W, 6-0 Bauer (6-3) Arrieta (6-5) 3:08 30-33 4th -7.0 35,914 33 894,807 64 6/17 vCHI L, 0-17 Wada (1-1) Marcum (3-2) 3:06 30-34 4th -8.0 15,572 31 519,238 65 6/18 vCHI W, 4-3 r-McAllister (2-2) r-Wood (3-3) Shaw (1) 3:01 31-34 4th -8.0 15,891 32 535,129 66 6/19 vTB L, 1-4 Karns (4-3) Carrasco (8-6) Boxberger (17) 3:01 31-35 4th -8.0 22,811 33 557,940 67 6/20 vTB L, 1-4 r-Cedeno (1-0) Kluber (3-9) Boxberger (18) 3:07 31-36 4th -9.0 24,670 34 582,610 68 6/21 vTB W, 1-0 r-Allen (1-2) r-Jepsen (1-5) 2:36 32-36 4th -8.0 20,847 35 603,457 69 6/22 vDET L, 5-8 r-Hardy (3-1) Bauer (6-4) 3:27 32-37 4th -9.0 15,746 36 619,203 70 6/23 vDET L, 3-7 Price (7-2) Salazar (6-3) 3:28 32-38 4th -9.0 19,156 37 638,359 71 6/24 vDET W, 8-2 Carrasco (9-6) Farmer (0-2) 3:06 33-38 4th -9.0 20,780 38 659,139 71 6/25 OFF DAY 33-38 4th -9.0 72 6/26 @BAL L, 3-4 r-O’Day (5-0) r-Rzepczynski (1-3) Britton (22) 2:47 33-39 4th -10.0 31,112 72 6/27 @BAL PPD. RAIN (made-up 6/28 at 7:05PM ET) 33-39 4th -10.5 73 6/28 @BAL(D) L, 0-4 Jimenez (7-3) Bauer (6-5) 2:21 33-40 4th -11.0 45,675 74 6/28 @BAL(N) L, 0-8 Tillman (6-7) Murata (0-1) 2:46 33-41 4th -12.0 40,006 75 6/29 @TB W, 7-1 Anderson (1-0) Karns (4-4) 2:45 34-41 4th -11.0 11,802 76 6/30 @TB W, 6-2 Salazar (7-3) Ramirez (6-3) 2:42 35-41 4th -10.0 10,437 JUNE: 11-15, 4th place, -10.0 games back .249 (215-862), .313 OB%, 79RS (3.0 RS/G) 3.90 ERA (226.1IP, 98ER) 77 7/1 @TB W, 8-1 Carrasco (10-6) Colome (3-4) 2:44 36-41 4th -9.0 11,394 78 7/2 @TB W, 5-4(10) r-Shaw (1-1) r-Cedeno (1-1) Allen (15) 3:01 37-41 4th -8.0 16,353 79 7/3 @PIT W, 5-2 Bauer (7-5) Morton (6-2) Allen (16) 3:11 38-41 4th -8.0 38,840 80 7/4 @PIT L, 0-1 Locke (5-4) ANDERSON (1-1) Melancon (26) 2:06 38-42 4th -8.0 37,928 81 7/5 @PIT L, 3-5 Cole (12-3) Salazar (7-4) Melancon (27) 2:51 38-43 4th -9.0 36,812 43 1,175,166 (xx) - extra inning game r - relief decision PITCHER IN CAPS - complete game

2015 INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY PAGE 7 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES friDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015

2015 TRANSACTIONSMARCH 27 Optioned RHP DANNY SALAZAR to AAA Columbus.MARCH 29 Optioned RHP JOSH TOMLIN to AAA Columbus.MARCH 29 Optioned OF TYLER HOLT to AAA Columbus....Released LHP SCOTT DOWNS.APRIL 2 Optioned INF JESUS AGUILAR to AAA Columbus.APRIL 5 Purchased the contract of RHP ANTHONY SWARZAK from AAA Columbus ...Placed RHP JOSH TOMLIN (R shoulder surgery/retro 3/29) on 15-day DL/rescinded his 3/29 option to Colum-bus...Placed OF NICK SWISHER (rehab, bi-lateral knee surgery/retro 2-Apr) and INF ZACH WALTERS (R oblique strain/retro 3/27) on the 15-day DL...Placed RHP GAVIN FLOYD (R elbow fracture/sur-gery) on the 60-day DL...Reassigned LHP BRUCE CHEN, C BRETT HAYES, RHP JEFF MANSHIP, RHP SHAUN MARCUM, INF MICHAEL MARTINEZ, INF RYAN ROHLINGER and 1B/OF JERRY SANDS to the AAA Columbus roster... Signed RHP COREY KLUBER to a ve-year Major League contract thru the 2019 season with club options for 2020 and 2021.

APRIL 7 Signed RHP CARLOS CARRASCO to a four-year Major League contract thru the 2018 season with club options for 2019 and 2020.APRIL 10 Purchased the contract of 1B/OF JERRY SANDS from AAA Columbus...Optioned RHP AUSTIN ADAMS to AAA Columbus...Transferred RHP JOSH TOMLIN from 15-day to the 60-day D.L.APRIL 12 Purchased the contract of RHP SHAUN MARCUM from AAA Columbus...Recalled RHP AUSTIN ADAMS from Columbus...Placed C YAN GOMES on the 15-day DL with a right knee sprain...Optioned LHP KYLE CROCKETT to AAA Columbus...Released RHP CHARLES BREWER.APRIL 13 Signed RHP RYAN WEBB to a Mi-nor League contract (assigned to AAA Columbus). APRIL 14 Purchased the contract of C BRETT HAYES from AAA Columbus...Designated RHP SHAUN MARCUM for assignment (outright to AAA on 4/15)... Signed RHP JHOULYS CHACIN to a Mi-nor League contract.APRIL 18 Recalled RHP DANNY SALAZAR from AAA...Optioned RHP AUSTIN ADAMS to AAA.APRIL 24 Activated INF/OF ZACH WALTERS from 15-day DL and optioned him to AAA Columbus.APRIL 29 Selected the contract of RHP RYAN WEBB from Columbus...Designated OF JERRY SANDS for assignment (outrighted on 5/3 to AAA). MAY 1 Placed LHP TJ HOUSE on the 15-day Disabled List with left shoulder in ammation...Recalled OF TYLER HOLT from AAA Columbus. MAY 5 Activated OF NICK SWISHER from the 15-day DL...Optioned OF TYLER HOLT to AAA.MAY 8 Placed INF MIKE AVILES on the Family Medical Emergency List...Recalled INF/OF ZACH WALTERS from AAA Columbus.MAY 9 Purchased the contract of LHP BRUCE CHEN from AAA Columbus...Designated RHP ANTHONY SWARZAK for assignment (outrighted to AAA Columbus on May 14).MAY 16 Recalled RHP AUSTIN ADAMS from the AAA Columbus Clippers...Designated LHP BRUCE CHEN for assignment (retired on 5/18). MAY 18 Activated INF MIKE AVILES from the Restricted List...Optioned RHP AUSTIN ADAMS to AAA Columbus.MAY 20 Selected the contract of RHP SHAUN MARCUM from AAA Columbus...Optioned INF ZACH WALTERS to AAA Columbus. MAY 21 Activated LHP TJ HOUSE from the 15-day DL and optioned him to AAA Columbus.MAY 24 Activated C YAN GOMES from 15-day DL..Designated C BRETT HAYES for assignment. (outrighted to Columbus on 5/31). MAY 28 Selected the contract of OF JERRY SANDS and recalled RHP AUSTIN ADAMS from AAA Columbus...Placed INF CARLOS SANTANA on the Paternity List...Placed RHP SCOTT ATCHISON on the 15-day Disabled List with a left ankle sprain.MAY 31 Reinstated INF CARLOS SAN-TANA from the Paternity List...Designated OF JERRY SANDS for assignment (outrighted to AAA 6/6).JUNE 7 Optioned INF LONNIE CHISEN-HALL and INF JOSE RAMIREZ to AAA ColumbusJUNE 9 Recalled INF GIOVANNY URSHELA and INF ZACH WALTERS from AAA Columbus.JUNE 11 Recalled RHP C.C. LEE from AAA Columbus...Optioned RHP AUSTIN ADAMS to AAAJUNE 13 Activated RHP SCOTT ATCHISON from 15-day DL...Optioned RHP C.C. LEE to AAAJUNE 14 Selected the contract of INF FRAN-CISCO LINDOR from AAA Columbus...Placed DH/OF NICK SWISHER on 15-day DL (L knee in ammation). JUNE 18 Selected the contract of RHP JEFF MANSHIP from AAA Columbus...Recalled LHP KYLE CROCKETT from Columbus...Optioned INF ZACH WALTERS to Columbus...Designated RHP SHAUN MARCUM for assignment (outrighted to AAA on 6/20). JUNE 21 Recalled RHP CODY ANDERSON from AAA Columbus...Optioned LHP KYLE CROCK-ETT to AAA Columbus.JUNE 23 Recalled RHP AUSTIN ADAMS from Columbus...Designated RHP SCOTT ATCHISON for assignment (released on June 28). JUNE 28 Purchased the contract of RHP TORU MURATA from AAA Columbus (26th man).

OPENING DAY ROSTERPitchers (13): Cody Allen, Scott Atchison, Trevor Bauer, Carlos Carrasco, Kyle Crockett, Nick Hagadone, TJ House, Corey Kluber, Zach McAl-lister , Marc Rzepczynski, Bryan Shaw, Anthony Swarzak, Austin Adams.In elders (5): Mike Aviles , Lonnie Chisenhall, Jason Kipnis, Jose Ramirez, Carlos SantanaOut elders (5): Michael Brantley, Michael Bourn, Brandon Moss, David Murphy, and Ryan RaburnCatchers (2): Yan Gomes and Roberto Perez.DL (4): Swisher, Tomlin, Floyd, Walters

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W/L WINNING LOSING HOME HOME GAME DATE OPP. SCORE PITCHER PITCHER SAVE TOG W-L POS GB/A(WC) ATTEND DATE TOTAL 82 7/6 vHOU L, 4-9 Keuchel (11-3) Carrasco (10-7) 3:15 38-44 T4th -9.5 13,516 39 672,655 83 7/7 vHOU W, 2-0 Kluber (4-9) Velasquez (0-1) Shaw (2) 3:03 39-44 4th -10.0 10,821 40 683,476 84 7/8 vHOU W, 4-2 Bauer (8-5) r-Thatcher (1-3) Allen (17) 2:39 40-44 4th -10.0 15,255 41 698,731 85 7/9 vHOU W, 3-1 Anderson (2-1) Oberholtzer (2-2) Allen (18) 2:49 41-44 4th -10.0 11,496 42 710,227 86 7/10 vOAK W, 5-1 Salazar (8-4) Graveman (6-5) Allen (19) 2:57 42-44 4th -10.0 28,539 43 738,766 87 7/11 vOAK L, 4-5 r-O’Flaherty (1-2) McAllister (2-3) Clippard (17) 3:08 42-45 T4th -10.0 28,733 44 767,499 88 7/12 vOAK L, 0-2 GRAY (10-3) Kluber (4-10) 2:25 42-46 T4th -11.0 20,611 45 788,110 7/13-16 ALL-STAR BREAK 42-46 T4th -11.0 1ST HALF: 42-46, T4th place, -11.0 GB .248 (728-2936), .320 OB%, 347RS (3.94 RS/G) 3.78 ERA (778.1IP, 327ER) 89 7/17 @CIN L, 1-6 Leake (7-5) Bauer (8-6) 2:58 42-47 5th -11.5 38,982 90 7/18 @CIN W, 9-4 Kluber (5-10) DeSclafani (5-7) 3:04 43-47 4th -11.5 39,588 91 7/19 @CIN W, 5-3(11) r-Rzepczynski (2-3) r-Villarreal (1-3) McAllister (1) 4:11 44-47 4th -11.5 36,302 91 7/20 OFF DAY 44-47 4th -11.0 92 7/21 @MIL L, 1-8 Garza (5-10) Salazar (8-5) 2:58 44-48 4th -12.0 34,379 93 7/22 @MIL W, 7-5 r-Adams (1-0) Lohse (5-11) Allen (20) 3:27 45-48 4th -12.0 32,588 48 1,357,005 94 7/23 vCWS L, 1-8 Samardzija (7-5) Bauer (8-7) 2:28 45-49 4th -12.0 16,317 46 804,427 95 7/24 vCWS L, 0-6 QUINTANA (5-9) Kluber (5-11) 2:43 45-50 4th -12.0 26,553 47 830,980 96 7/25 vCWS L, 3-10 Sale (9-5) Carrasco (10-8) 2:54 45-51 5th -13.0 24,763 48 855,743 97 7/26 vCWS L, 1-2 Rodon (4-3) Salazar (8-6) Robertson(21) 2:52 45-52 5th -14.0 17,751 49 873,494 98 7/27 vKC L, 4-9 Volquez (10-5) Anderson (2-2) Blanton (2) 2:59 45-53 5th -15.0 13,611 50 887,105 99 7/28 vKC L, 1-2 r-Davis (7-1) BAUER (8-8) Holland (22) 2:40 45-54 5th -16.0 18,064 51 905,169 100 7/29 vKC W, 12-1 KLUBER (6-11) Guthrie (7-7) 2:55 46-54 5th -15.0 19,767 52 924,936 101 7/30 @OAK W, 3-1 CARRASCO(11-8) Bassitt (0-4) 2:15 47-54 5th -14.0 13,173 102 7/31 @OAK W, 2-1 Salazar (9-6) r-Mujica (2-3) Allen (21) 2:34 48-54 5th -13.0 28,152 JULY: 13-13, 5th place, -13.0 games back .245 (211-862), .311 OB%, 93RS (3.6 RS/G) 3.52 ERA (233.0IP, 91ER) 103 8/1 @OAK L, 1-5 Brooks (1-0) Anderson (2-3) 2:24 48-55 5th -14.0 19,046 104 8/2 @OAK L, 1-2(10) r-Rodriguez(2-1) r-Allen (1-3) 3:14 48-56 5th -14.0 21,498 105 8/3 @LAA L, 4-5 Richards (11-8) Kluber (6-12) Street (26) 3:02 48-57 5th -14.5 37,030 106 8/4 @LAA W, 2-0(12) r-McAllister (3-3) r-Alvarez (2-3) Allen (22) 3:32 49-57 5th -14.5 38,159 107 8/5 @LAA L, 3-4 r-Bedrosian (1-0) r-Allen (1-4) 2:59 49-58 5th -14.5 33,099 55 1,547,162 107 8/6 OFF DAY 49-58 5th -14.0 108 8/7 vMIN L, 9-10 r-May (8-7) r-Shaw (1-2) Perkins (30) 3:24 49-59 5th -15.0 30,365 53 955,301 109 8/8 vMIN W, 17-4 Bauer (9-8) Santana (2-3) 3:34 50-59 5th -15.0 31,666 54 986,967 110 8/9 vMIN W, 8-1 KLUBER (7-12) Hughes (10-8) 2:37 51-59 5th -15.0 21,305 55 1,008,272 110 8/10 OFF DAY 51-59 5th -15.5 111 8/11 vNYY W, 5-4(16) r-Adams (2-0) r-Pinder (0-2) 5:04 52-59 5th -15.5 23,618 56 1,031,890 112 8/12 vNYY W, 2-1 Salazar (10-6) Sabathia (4-9) Allen (23) 2:54 53-59 5th -14.5 18,844 57 1,050,734 113 8/13 vNYY L, 6-8 Eovaldi (12-2) Bauer (9-9) Miller (25) 3:35 53-60 5th -14.5 23,076 58 1,073,810 114 8/14 @MIN W, 6-1 KLUBER (8-12) May (8-8) 2:26 54-60 5th -14.5 26,910 115 8/15 @MIN L, 1-4 Duffey (1-1) Tomlin (0-1) 2:27 54-61 5th -15.5 30,601 116 8/16 @MIN L, 1-4 Milone (6-3) Carrasco (11-9) Perkins (31) 2:48 54-62 5th -16.5 27,244 117 8/17 @BOS W, 8-2 Salazar (11-6) Barnes (3-3) 3:12 55-62 5th -16.0 32,701 118 8/18 @BOS L, 1-9 Rodriguez (7-5) Bauer (9-10) 2:56 55-63 5th -17.0 31,907 119 8/19 @BOS L, 4-6 Kelly (6-6) Kluber (8-13) Tazawa (1) 3:09 55-64 5th -18.0 32,465 120 8/20 @NYY W, 3-2 Tomlin (1-1) Nova (5-5) Allen (24) 3:07 56-64 5th -17.0 36,129 121 8/21 @NYY W, 7-3 Carrasco (12-9) Tanaka (9-6) Allen (25) 3:39 57-64 5th -16.0 35,940 122 8/22 @NYY L, 2-6 Severino (1-2) Salazar (11-7) 2:52 57-65 5th -17.0 47,031 123 8/23 @NYY W, 4-3 r-Shaw (2-2) r-Betances (6-3) Allen (26) 3:37 58-65 5th -17.0 46,945 124 8/24 @CHI L, 1-2 r-Rondon (5-2) r-McAllister(3-4) 2:38 58-66 5th -18.0 36,283 66 1,931,318 125 8/25 vMIL W, 11-6 Tomlin (2-1) Peralta (4-8) 2:54 59-66 T4th -18.0 11,687 59 1,085,497 126 8/26 vMIL W, 6-2 r-Manship (1-0) Nelson (10-10) 3:39 60-66 T3rd -17.0 13,052 60 1,098,549 126 8/27 OFF DAY 60-66 T3rd -17.5 127 8/28 vLAA 7:10 pm 128 8/29 vLAA 7:10 pm 129 8/30 vLAA 1:10 pm 130 8/31 @TOR 7:07 pm AUGUST: 12-12, T3rd place, -17.5 game back .274 (231-844), .340 OB%, 113 RS (4.7 RS/G) 3.66 ERA (219.0IP, 89ER) 131 9/1 @TOR 7:07 pm 132 9/2 @TOR 7:07 pm 132 9/3 OFF DAY 133 9/4 @DET 7:08 pm 134 9/5 @DET 7:08 pm 135 9/6 @DET 1:08 pm 136 9/7 @CHW 2:10 pm 137 9/8 @CHW 8:10 pm 138 9/9 @CHW 8:10 pm 139 9/10 vDET 7:10 pm 140 9/11 vDET 7:10 pm 141 9/12 vDET 7:10 pm 142 9/13 vDET 1:10 pm 143 9/14 vKCR 7:10 pm 144 9/15 vKCR 7:10 pm 145 9/16 vKCR 7:10 pm 146 9/17 vKCR 7:10 pm 147 9/18 vCWS 7:10 pm 148 9/19 vCWS 7:10 pm 149 9/20 vCWS 1:10 pm 149 9/21 OFF DAY 150 9/22 @MIN 8:10 pm 151 9/23 @MIN 8:10 pm 152 9/24 @MIN 8:10 pm 153 9/25 @KCR 8:10 pm 154 9/26 @KCR 7:10 pm 155 9/27 @KCR 2:10 pm 156 9/28 vMIN 7:10 pm 157 9/29 vMIN 7:10 pm 158 9/30 vMIN 7:10 pm 159 10/1 vMIN 7:10 pm 160 10/2 vBOS 7:10 pm 161 10/3 vBOS 7:10 pm 162 10/4 vBOS 3:10 pm SEPT/OCT: 0-0, --- place, --- game back ---- (0-0), ---- OB%, 0RS (---RS/G) ----ERA (0.0IP, 0ER) 2ND HALF: 18-20, T3rd place, -17.5 GB .271 (359-1327), .336 OB%, 163 RS (4.3 RS/G) 3.91 ERA (345.0IP, 150ER)

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2015 INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY, CONT.

PAGE 8 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES friDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015

2015 TRANSACTIONSJULY 8 Recalled LHP KYLE CROCKETT from AAA Columbus...Placed LHP NICK HAGADONE on the 15-day Disabled List with a lower back strain, retroactive to July 7.

JULY 11 Recalled INF JOSE RAMIREZ from AAA Columbus...Placed INF MIKE AVILES on MLB Family Medical Emergency List.

JULY 13 Optioned INF JOSE RAMIREZ to AAA Columbus...Reinstated INF MIKE AVILES from the

JULY 24 Recalled 1B JESUS AGUILAR from AAA Columbus...Optioned LHP KYLE CROCKETT to AAA Columbus.

JULY 28 Selected the contract of LHP MI-CHAEL ROTH from AAA Columbus...Optioned 1B JESUS AGUILAR to AAA...Transferred LHP NICK HAGADONE to the 60-day Disabled List....Acquired INF ERIC STAMETS from the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for OF DAVID MURPHY.JULY 29 Recalled OF TYLER HOLT from AAA Columbus. JULY 30 Acquired LHP ROB KAMINSKY from St. Louis in exchange for OF/1B BRANDON MOSS...Recalled INF LONNIE CHISENHALL from Columbus.JULY 31 Selected the contract of OF JERRY SANDS from AAA Columbus...Activated RHP JOSH TOMLIN from the 60-day Disabled List and optioned him to AAA Columbus....Outrighted RHP TORU MU-RATA off the 40-man roster on to the AAA Columbus roster...Acquired OF ABRAHAM ALMONTE from the San Diego Padres in exchange for LHP MARC RZEP-CZYNSKI…Optioned Almonte to AAA Columbus. AUGUST 3 Placed INF JASON KIPNIS on the 15-day Disabled List with right shoulder in ammation, retroactive to August 2...Recalled LHP KYLE CROCK-ETT and INF JOSE RAMIREZ from AAA Columbus...Optioned LHP MICHAEL ROTH to AAA Columbus.AUGUST 5 Claimed RHP DEOLIS GUERRA off outright waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates...Des-ignated LHP MICHAEL ROTH for assignment...Re-scinded Guerra waiver claim on 8/7 due to previous injury...Outrighted Roth to AAA Columbus on 8/7.AUGUST 7 Acquired INF CHRIS JOHNSON from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for OF MICHAEL BOURN, OF NICK SWISHER and cash.AUGUST 8 Recalled RHP SHAWN ARMSTRONG and OF ABRAHAM ALMONTE from AAA Columbus...Optioned OF TYLER HOLT to AAA Columbus...Placed RHP CODY ANDERSON on the 15-day D.L. with left oblique strain. AUGUST 11 Recalled INF ZACH WALTERS from the AAA Columbus Clippers...Placed OF RYAN RABURN on the Bereavement List.AUGUST 13 Rescinded the May 21 option of LHP TJ HOUSE and placed him on the Major League 15-day D.L. (L shoulder in ammation), retroactive to 5/1.AUGUST 15 Recalled RHP JOSH TOMLIN from AAA Columbus and activated OF RYAN RABURN from Bereavement List...Optioned RHP SHAWN ARM-STRONG & INF ZACH WALTERS to AAA Columbus. AUGUST 18 Activated INF JASON KIPNIS from the 15-day Disabled List...Placed INF CHRIS JOHNSON (infection, left hand) on the 15-day Disabled List, ret-roactive to August 15. AUGUST 21 Acquired OF MICHAEL CHOICE from the Texas Rangers in exchange for cash consider-ations...Choice optioned to AAA Columbus.AUGUST 26 Placed RHP CARLOS CARRASCO on the 15-day Disabled List with right shoulder in am-mation, retroactive to Aug. 22 ...Activated RHP CODY ANDERSON from the 15-day DL.