COLORADO ROCKIES (27-32) RHP Kyle Kendrick (2-7, 6.16) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (25-36) RHP Jose Ureña (0-2, 5.49) MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FL Friday, June 12, 2015 – 7:10 P.M. FISH BITES The Marlins continue a six-game homestand tonight with game two of four against the Colorado Rockies. RHP Jose Ureña (0-2, 5.49) gets the start for Miami, looking for his first Major League victory. This will be his second career start against the Rockies; he faced them in his last outing, on June 7 in Denver, and held them to one run over 6.0 innings. Colorado counters with RHP Kyle Kendrick, who also started the June 7 match-up and sports a 14-3, 3.41 record in 27 appearances (22 starts) against Miami in his career. The Marlins are coming off a 2-4 road trip to Colorado (2-1) and Toronto (0-3), and will also face the Yankees (June 15-16) on this homestand. The Club will then hit the road to complete a four-game home-and-home set with the Bronx Bombers at Yankee Stadium (June 17-18) before head- ing to Cincinnati (June 19-21). Tonight’s National Anthem will be performed by the Cooper City High School band, and the ceremonial first pitch will be thrown out by Richard Doherty. Tonight is also the Corona Light Summer Beach Bash, featuring an exclusive summer celebration on the West Plaza for fans who purchased VIP special event tickets. VIP ticket holders will also receive Marlins beach sandals, while Corona Light will have giveaways for fans. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Billy The Marlin’s Little Fish Water Safety Awareness Program. VS. THE ROCKIES Miami will take on the Rockies tonight at 7:10 p.m. in game two of this four-game set. The Clubs just finished a three- game series in Denver over the weekend, with the Fish taking two of three. The Marlins lead the all-time series against the Rox, 94-88, which includes a 56-33 mark in Miami (7-4 at Marlins Park). LAST NIGHT David Phelps rebounded from one of his worst pro starts to turn in his best, shutting out the Rockies over a career- high 8.0 innings in a 6-0 victory for the Fish. Phelps allowed just four hits and a walk, while striking out six, to earn his third win of the year. Miami’s bats struck early to give Phelps a 5-0 lead after two innings. Giancarlo Stanton got the scoring started with a three-run homer, his 22 nd of the year, in the first inning. The Marlins pushed across a pair of runs in the second with two outs, the first on a Christian Yelich triple and the second on an infield single by Stanton. Jeff Baker capped the scoring with a solo home run, his third, in the fifth. Adeiny Hechavarria batted leadoff and went 3x5, leading the top four batters in the lineup to a 8x19 night, with three extra-base hits and five RBI. TRANSACTIONS Following last night’s game, the Marlins optioned LHP Adam Conley to Triple-A New Orleans. Today, the Club recalled INF Derek Dietrich (#32) from Triple-A New Orleans. Dietrich was batting .260 (50x192) in 56 games for the Zephyrs this season, with 13 doubles, two triples, seven home runs, and 27 RBI. RARE RECOVERY David Phelps has made two consecutive starts against the Rockies: last night’s 6-0 win and a 10-5 loss on June 7 at Coors Field. In Denver, he allowed a career-high tying nine runs, while last night he shut out the Rox over a career-high eight innings. According to Stats LLC, he is just the fifth pitcher since 1914 to make back-to-back starts against the same opponent and allow nine-plus runs in the first outing before tossing eight-plus scoreless innings in the second. The short list contains two former Marlins, though they accomplished the feat with other Clubs. Those pitchers were: Carl Pavano for the Yankees against Seattle (9 R in 4.0 IP on 5/11/95; SH on 5/17/05); Kevin Brown for Texas against Boston (9 R in 1.2 IP on 7/1/90; SH on 7/6/90); Bill Wegman for Milwaukee against Detroit (9 R in 5.1 IP on 8/28/88; SH on 9/2/88); and Hippo Vaughn for the Cubs against Pittsburgh (9 R in 8.0 IP on 6/26/20; SH on 6/30/20). ELIAS SAYS... In his last 12 games, Giancarlo Stanton has hit nine home runs. According to Elias, he is the first Marlin ever to hit nine homers over a 12-game span. He is the third player in the Majors to do it this year, joining Bryce Harper, who had 10 home runs during his run, and Nelson Cruz, who also had nine. RBI MACHINE STEPS IT UP VS. ROX Giancarlo Stanton, who leads the Majors with 55 RBI, has knocked in a run once per 3.22 at-bats (132 ab/41 rbi) in his career against the Rockies. That is the second-best mark all-time vs. Colorado, behind only Matt Stairs (3.03), and just ahead of David Justice (3.34), according to Stats LLC. TWICE IS HARD The Marlins have not allowed more than one home run in a game at Marlins Park in 46 consecutive outings, dating back to August 15 of last season. According to Stats LLC, that is tied for the second-longest streak in the Majors since 1990 with the 1992-93 Montreal Expos. Miami has allowed just 12 home runs at home this year, the lowest amount in the Majors, ahead of Washington (14) and Kansas City (17). The Club low for a single season was 44 by the 1996 squad, which allowed 17 homers through its first 29 home games. RECORD PACE Giancarlo Stanton has hit his Major League-leading 22 home runs in just 60 games played this season, the fastest he has reached that mark in his career, according to ESPN Stats & Info. The quickest he had done so prior to this year was 89 games in 2012, followed by 95 in 2014, 96 in 2011, 97 in 2010, and 100 in 2013. STAYIN’ ALIVE Marcell Ozuna extended his season-long hitting streak last night, pushing the run to 12 games. It is the second-longest active streak in the Majors, behind Joe Panik (15), and is one away from tying Dee Gordon (13 from April 24-May 10) for the longest on the team this season. Ozuna, whose career-long streak was 16 games in 2013, is batting .370 (17x46) during the streak, with four doubles, a home run and eight RBI, raising his season average from .267 to .288. IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO Dee Gordon is currently batting .460 (29x63) with two outs this season, tops in the Majors. The best batting average with two outs recorded since 1974 was a .458 mark by Jeff Treadway in 1993, followed by a .439 for Jim Eisenreich with Philadelphia in 1996, a .429 for Wade Boggs with the Yankees in 1994, and a .419 for Larry Walker with Colorado in 1999. Current Rockie DJ LeMahieu is hitting .429 (27x63) with two outs this season. - Stats LLC SIX TO ONE, HALF DOZEN TO ANOTHER With his first of two home runs on Tuesday night in Toronto, Giancarlo Stanton became the seventh player in Major League history to have six seasons of 20+ home runs through the age of 25. The last player to have such a streak was Alex Rodriguez from 1996 to 2001. The others were Tony Conigliaro (1964-70), Orlando Cepeda (1958-63), Frank Robinson (1956-61), Eddie Matthews (1952-57), Mickey Mantle (1952-57) and Mel Ott (1929-34). MARLINS VS. ROCKIES DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 6/5 COL W,6-2 32,091 6/6 COL L,5-10 30,373 6/7 COL W,3-2 35,139 6/11 MIA W,6-0 18,003 6/12 MIA 7:10 6/13 MIA 4:10 6/14 MIA 1:10 All Times Eastern SERIES INFO 2015 at Home 1 0 2015 on Road 2 1 2014 Series 4 3 All-Time at Home 56 33 at Sun Life Stadium 49 29 at Marlins Park 7 4 All-Time on Road 38 55 at Mile High Stadium 6 6 at Coors Field 32 49 All-Time Totals 94 88 TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2015 MARLINS VS. ROCKIES Average.............................................. .304 Runs ........................................................ 20 ERA ...................................................... 3.25 2015 ROCKIES VS. MARLINS Average.............................................. .279 Runs ........................................................ 14 ERA ...................................................... 5.00 OPPONENT INFO DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Saturday, June 13 4:10 p.m. vs. Colorado Rockies RHP Mat Latos (1-4, 6.12) RHP David Hale (2-0, 4.12) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQI Sunday, June 14 1:10 p.m. vs. Colorado Rockies RHP Dan Haren (6-2, 3.12) LHP Jorge De La Rosa (3-2, 5.53) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQI UPCOMING STARTERS GAME # 62 HOME GAME # 30 (13-16) TONIGHT’S BROADCASTS FS Florida WINZ * WAQI ^ TOMORROW’S GAME INFO START TIME (ET) - 4:10 P.M. COLORADO STARTER MIAMI STARTER RHP David Hale RHP Mat Latos (2-0, 4.12) (1-4, 6.12) TOMORROW’S BROADCAST INFO FS Florida WINZ * WAQI ^ * - English Flagship (940AM) ^ - Spanish Flagship (710AM) THIS DATE IN MARLINS HISTORY June 12 The Marlins rallied late for a 4-3 comeback victory of the New York Mets in 1998. Florida scored a run in the eighth with two outs to tie the game and then scored the game-win- ning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Todd Zeile tied the game with an RBI single in the eighth. Todd Dunwoody plated the winning run with a walk-off infield hit. Overall record on this date: 6-12
MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FLFriday, June 12, 2015 – 7:10 P.M.
FISH BITESThe Marlins continue a six-game homestand tonight with game two of four against the Colorado Rockies. RHP Jose Ureña (0-2, 5.49) gets the start for Miami, looking for his first Major League victory. This will be his second career start against the Rockies; he faced them in his last outing, on June 7 in Denver, and held them to one run over 6.0 innings. Colorado counters with RHP Kyle Kendrick, who also started the June 7 match-up and sports a 14-3, 3.41 record in 27 appearances (22 starts) against Miami in his career. The Marlins are coming off a 2-4 road trip to Colorado (2-1) and Toronto (0-3), and will also face the Yankees (June 15-16) on this homestand. The Club will then hit the road to complete a four-game home-and-home set with the Bronx Bombers at Yankee Stadium (June 17-18) before head-ing to Cincinnati (June 19-21). Tonight’s National Anthem will be performed by the Cooper City High School band, and the ceremonial first pitch will be thrown out by Richard Doherty. Tonight is also the Corona Light Summer Beach Bash, featuring an exclusive summer celebration on the West Plaza for fans who purchased VIP special event tickets. VIP ticket holders will also receive Marlins beach sandals, while Corona Light will have giveaways for fans. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Billy The Marlin’s Little Fish Water Safety Awareness Program.
VS. THE ROCKIESMiami will take on the Rockies tonight at 7:10 p.m. in game two of this four-game set. The Clubs just finished a three-game series in Denver over the weekend, with the Fish taking two of three. The Marlins lead the all-time series against the Rox, 94-88, which includes a 56-33 mark in Miami (7-4 at Marlins Park).
LAST NIGHTDavid Phelps rebounded from one of his worst pro starts to turn in his best, shutting out the Rockies over a career-high 8.0 innings in a 6-0 victory for the Fish. Phelps allowed just four hits and a walk, while striking out six, to earn his third win of the year. Miami’s bats struck early to give Phelps a 5-0 lead after two innings. Giancarlo Stanton got the scoring started with a three-run homer, his 22nd of the year, in the first inning. The Marlins pushed across a pair of runs in the second with two outs, the first on a Christian Yelich triple and the second on an infield single by Stanton. Jeff Baker capped the scoring with a solo home run, his third, in the fifth. Adeiny Hechavarria batted leadoff and went 3x5, leading the top four batters in the lineup to a 8x19 night, with three extra-base hits and five RBI.
TRANSACTIONSFollowing last night’s game, the Marlins optioned LHP Adam Conley to Triple-A New Orleans. Today, the Club recalled INF Derek Dietrich (#32) from Triple-A New Orleans. Dietrich was batting .260 (50x192) in 56 games for the Zephyrs this season, with 13 doubles, two triples, seven home runs, and 27 RBI.
RARE RECOVERYDavid Phelps has made two consecutive starts against the Rockies: last night’s 6-0 win and a 10-5 loss on June 7 at Coors Field. In Denver, he allowed a career-high tying nine runs, while last night he shut out the Rox over a career-high eight innings. According to Stats LLC, he is just the fifth pitcher since 1914 to make back-to-back starts against the same opponent and allow nine-plus runs in the first outing before tossing eight-plus scoreless innings in the second. The short list contains two former Marlins, though they accomplished the feat with other Clubs. Those pitchers were: Carl Pavano for the Yankees against Seattle (9 R in 4.0 IP on 5/11/95; SH on 5/17/05); Kevin Brown for Texas against Boston (9 R in 1.2 IP on 7/1/90; SH on 7/6/90); Bill Wegman for Milwaukee against Detroit (9 R in 5.1 IP on 8/28/88; SH on 9/2/88); and Hippo Vaughn for the Cubs against Pittsburgh (9 R in 8.0 IP on 6/26/20; SH on 6/30/20).
ELIAS SAYS...In his last 12 games, Giancarlo Stanton has hit nine home runs. According to Elias, he is the first Marlin ever to hit nine homers over a 12-game span. He is the third player in the Majors to do it this year, joining Bryce Harper, who had 10 home runs during his run, and Nelson Cruz, who also had nine.
RBI MACHINE STEPS IT UP VS. ROXGiancarlo Stanton, who leads the Majors with 55 RBI, has knocked in a run once per 3.22 at-bats (132 ab/41 rbi) in his career against the Rockies. That is the second-best mark all-time vs. Colorado, behind only Matt Stairs (3.03), and just ahead of David Justice (3.34), according to Stats LLC.
TWICE IS HARDThe Marlins have not allowed more than one home run in a game at Marlins Park in 46 consecutive outings, dating back to August 15 of last season. According to Stats LLC, that is tied for the second-longest streak in the Majors since 1990 with the 1992-93 Montreal Expos. Miami has allowed just 12 home runs at home this year, the lowest amount in the Majors, ahead of Washington (14) and Kansas City (17). The Club low for a single season was 44 by the 1996 squad, which allowed 17 homers through its first 29 home games.
RECORD PACEGiancarlo Stanton has hit his Major League-leading 22 home runs in just 60 games played this season, the fastest he has reached that mark in his career, according to ESPN Stats & Info. The quickest he had done so prior to this year was 89 games in 2012, followed by 95 in 2014, 96 in 2011, 97 in 2010, and 100 in 2013.
STAYIN’ ALIVEMarcell Ozuna extended his season-long hitting streak last night, pushing the run to 12 games. It is the second-longest active streak in the Majors, behind Joe Panik (15), and is one away from tying Dee Gordon (13 from April 24-May 10) for the longest on the team this season. Ozuna, whose career-long streak was 16 games in 2013, is batting .370 (17x46) during the streak, with four doubles, a home run and eight RBI, raising his season average from .267 to .288.
IT TAKES TWO TO TANGODee Gordon is currently batting .460 (29x63) with two outs this season, tops in the Majors. The best batting average with two outs recorded since 1974 was a .458 mark by Jeff Treadway in 1993, followed by a .439 for Jim Eisenreich with Philadelphia in 1996, a .429 for Wade Boggs with the Yankees in 1994, and a .419 for Larry Walker with Colorado in 1999. Current Rockie DJ LeMahieu is hitting .429 (27x63) with two outs this season. - Stats LLC
SIX TO ONE, HALF DOZEN TO ANOTHERWith his first of two home runs on Tuesday night in Toronto, Giancarlo Stanton became the seventh player in Major League history to have six seasons of 20+ home runs through the age of 25. The last player to have such a streak was Alex Rodriguez from 1996 to 2001. The others were Tony Conigliaro (1964-70), Orlando Cepeda (1958-63), Frank Robinson (1956-61), Eddie Matthews (1952-57), Mickey Mantle (1952-57) and Mel Ott (1929-34).
MARLINS VS. ROCKIESDATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND6/5 COL W,6-2 32,0916/6 COL L,5-10 30,3736/7 COL W,3-2 35,1396/11 MIA W,6-0 18,0036/12 MIA 7:106/13 MIA 4:106/14 MIA 1:10 All Times Eastern
SERIES INFO2015 at Home 1 02015 on Road 2 12014 Series 4 3All-Time at Home 56 33 at Sun Life Stadium 49 29 at Marlins Park 7 4All-Time on Road 38 55 at Mile High Stadium 6 6 at Coors Field 32 49All-Time Totals 94 88
TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2015 MARLINS VS. ROCKIES Average .............................................. .304 Runs ........................................................ 20 ERA ...................................................... 3.25 2015 ROCKIES VS. MARLINS Average .............................................. .279 Runs ........................................................ 14 ERA ...................................................... 5.00
OPPONENT INFO
DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTSSaturday, June 13 4:10 p.m. vs. Colorado Rockies RHP Mat Latos (1-4, 6.12) RHP David Hale (2-0, 4.12) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQISunday, June 14 1:10 p.m. vs. Colorado Rockies RHP Dan Haren (6-2, 3.12) LHP Jorge De La Rosa (3-2, 5.53) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQI
UPCOMING STARTERS
GAME # 62 HOME GAME # 30 (13-16)
TONIGHT’S BROADCASTS FS Florida WINZ* WAQI^
TOMORROW’S GAME INFOSTART TIME (ET) - 4:10 P.M.
COLORADO STARTER MIAMI STARTER RHP David Hale RHP Mat Latos
(2-0, 4.12) (1-4, 6.12)
TOMORROW’S BROADCAST INFO FS Florida WINZ* WAQI^
* - English Flagship (940AM) ^ - Spanish Flagship (710AM)
THIS DATE IN MARLINS HISTORYJune 12
The Marlins rallied late for a 4-3 comeback victory of the New York Mets in 1998. Florida scored a run in the eighth with two outs to tie the game and then scored the game-win-ning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. Todd Zeile tied the game with an RBI single in the eighth. Todd Dunwoody plated the winning run with a walk-off infield hit.
Overall record on this date: 6-12
Jose Ureña (oo-rey-nya) is making his fourth career start and sixth career appearance tonight, his second start against the Rockies. This is his second stint with the Marlins this season, as he was called up from Triple-A New Orleans on April 13 and made two relief appearances before being sent back down on April 21, and returned to the big club on May 26 to make his first career start at Pittsburgh. In six starts with NOLA this season, posted a 4-0 record and 1.21 ERA (37.1 ip/5 er). Allowed one-or-no runs in five of six starts this season, surrendering a season-high four runs (two earned) on May 13 vs. Oklahoma City.
He faced the Rockies in his last outing on June 7 at Coors Field, posting his second straight quality start, limiting Colorado to one run on three hits and two walks, with four strikeouts. He exited the game in line for his first career win, but the Rockies tied the game in the seventh before Miami seized a 3-2 victory in 10 innings.
At time of his last call-up, led Pacific Coast League in ERA, registering the only sub-2.00 ERA in the league.
Made first career Major League appearance on April 14 at Atlanta after being recalled on April 13. Tossed 1.0 scoreless inning in debut. Made second appearance on April 18 at Citi Field against Mets, allowing three runs on three hits (one home run) over 2.0 innings. Optioned back to NOLA on April 21.
In each of last three Minor League starts, has logged at least 7.0 innings while allowing two or fewer earned runs (1.27 ERA). Tossed season-high 7.1 scoreless innings on May 8 at Memphis.
Over career, has amassed 480 strikeouts over 128 appearances (669.1 IP). Has career 3.29 strikeout/walk ratio. Has recorded over 100 strikeouts in each of his last three seasons.
2015 DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFODATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 4/14 @ATL --- 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 relief W,8-2 4/18 @NYM --- 2.0 3 3 3 0 0 1 relief L,4-5 APRIL 0-0 3.0 4 3 3 0 0 1 9.00 ERA 5/26 @PIT L(0-1) 4.2 10 5 5 1 3 1 98/63 L,1-5 MAY 0-1 4.2 10 5 5 1 3 1 9.64 ERA 6/1 CHC L(0-2) 6.0 4 3 3 3 4 0 103/61 L,1-5 6/7 @COL --- 6.0 3 1 1 2 4 0 82/48 W,3-2 JUNE 0-1 12.0 7 4 4 5 8 0 3.00 ERA
CAREER PITCHINGYEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR
2015 0-2 5.49 5 3 19.2 21 12 12 6 11 2
CAREER BATTINGYEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH BB SO
2015 .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
MINOR LEAGUE 2015 DAY-BY-DAYDATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 4/10 OMA W(1-0) 6.0 6 1 1 1 5 0 81/55 W,4-1 4/26 NAS --- 4.0 3 0 0 3 5 0 74/44 W,4-3 5/2 MEM --- 6.0 4 1 1 3 2 0 83/52 W,5-2 5/8 @MEM W(2-0) 7.1 7 0 0 2 4 0 99/63 W,13-1 5/13 OKC W(3-0) 7.0 7 4 2 2 2 1 87/58 W,10-4 5/18 @NAS W(4-0) 7.0 4 1 1 1 4 0 99/64 W,4-1
CAREER MINOR LEAGUE PITCHINGYEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR
GAME HIGHS MAJORS 2015 MILB CAREERCG: --- 4 last, 5/54/12 at DELLOW-HIT CG: --- 2 2x; last, 9/9/10 vs. DSL PHISHO: --- 2 last, 7/9/10 vs. DSL PHIMOST IP: 6.0 2x; last, 6/7 at COL 8.0 5x; last, 7/3/14 at PNSMOST K: 4 2x; last, 6/7 at COL 8 2x; last, 7/26/14 at MTGMOST BB: 3 6/1 vs. CHC 5 7/3/11 vs. WILWIN STREAK: - --- 6 4/15/13 to 5/23/13 LOSS STREAK: 2 5/26 to present 4 3x; last, 6/11/14 to 7/8/14
MISC STATS (AS STARTER)RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total 3 3 0 2 1 - - - - - 9
RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG. 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - 1.62
OPPONENT INFOVS. COLORADO 2015 CAREER
G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME - - - - - - - - ROAD 1 1 0-0 1.50 1 1 0-1 1.50 TOTALS 1 1 0-0 1.50 1 1 0-1 1.50
CAREER RECORD YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR 2015 0-0 1.50 1 1 6.0 3 1 1 2 4 0
CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE 6/7/15 @COL --- 6.0 3 1 1 2 4 0 82/48 W,3-2
H/W: 6-3/175 B/T: R/RMLB SERVICE: 27 DAYS MLB DEBUT: 4/14/15 at ATLBORN: 9/12/91 in SANTO DOMINGO, DR AGE: 23CONTRACT STATUS: SIGNED THROUGH 2015ACQUIRED: SIGNED AS INTERNATIONAL FREE AGENT ON AUGUST 29, 2008.
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TOMORROW’S STARTERCAREER/OPPONENT INFO
CAREER PITCHINGYEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR
2015 GAME HIGHSCG: - ---LOW-HIT CG: - ---SHO: - ---MOST IP: 7.0 5/10 at SFMOST K: 7 5/21 vs. ARIMOST BB: 5 5/5 at WSHWIN STREAK: - --- LOSS STREAK: 3 4/7 to 4/18
MIKE DUNN# 40 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/31 at NYM 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 06/2 vs. CHC (H) 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 06/3 vs. CHC 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 06/7 at COL 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 06/9 at TOR (H) 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 0
• Career vs. Colorado: 12 G, 1-0, 1.17 (7.2/1).• Owns 3.48 home ERA in 12 G this season compared to 5.56 mark in 14 road G.• Has stranded all 10 runners inherited this season.• Holding LHH to .189 AVG (7x37) with 0 HR.• Struck out side on 4/6 vs. ATL, marking 23rd time in career he recorded three-or-more K in an outing.• Recorded club relief record 10 wins last season, tied with Tony Watson for most relief wins in MLB.• Also set Club mark with seven relief wins prior to All-Star Break.• Tied career high with 75 appearances last season (also, 2013).• Marlins franchise leader in holds (82).• Since 2011, ranks second among NL relievers with 308 appearances, behind only Matt Belisle (215).
Tied for fourth in wins (19) in same span, behind Belisle (23), Santaigo Casilla (23) and Watson (21).
SAM DYSON# 36 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/30 at NYM (H) 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 06/2 vs. CHC (H) 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 06/3 vs. CHC 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 06/7 at COL (W) 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 06/10 at TOR 0.1 1 1 1 0 0 1
• Career vs. Colorado: 3 G, 1-1, 6.00 (3.0/2).• Ranks tied for sixth among NL relievers with 3 wins and tied for 10th with 29.0 IP.• Earned third win of season, sixth of career, on 6/7 at COL.• Recorded career-high 5 SO on 5/18 vs. Arizona.• Had career-long 12.2 scoreless innings streak snapped on 5/6 at WSH.• Struck out side on 5/2 vs. PHI, marking third time in his career (previous, 8/19/14 vs. TEX).• Combined to go 5-2 with 2.27 ERA (67.1/17) and 1 SV in 44 G last season between Triple-A New Orleans
and Miami.• Allowed just one HR between both levels in 2014 (284 BF).• Earned first career MLB win in first appearance last season (6/17 vs. CHC).• Finished with 2.14 ERA with Miami, good for third among NL rookie relievers (min. 40.0 ip).
A.J. RAMOS# 44 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/30 at NYM (S) 1.1 1 0 0 0 2 06/2 vs. CHC (S) 1.0 2 0 0 1 2 06/5 at COL (S) 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 06/7 at COL (S) 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 06/9 at TOR (L) 0.1 2 2 2 0 1 1
• Career vs. Colorado: 9 G, 1-0, 2 SV, 0.00 (8.1/0).• Took loss on 6/9 at Toronto. Went a Club record 119 appearances without a loss; last was on 7/29/13
vs. NYM.• Tied for third among NL relievers (T6th in MLB) with 37 SO.• Ranks eighth among NL relievers (17th in MLB) with 1.57 ERA.• .162 average against ranks seventh among NL relievers (17th in MLB).• Recorded 200th career SO on 5/23 vs. BAL.• Recorded first career SV on 5/13 at LAD.• Tied career high with 4 K on 4/26 vs. WSH (3x; previous, 7/4/13 at ATL).• Held opponents to .164 batting average (36x220) in 2014, good for fourth among NL relievers (9th in MLB).• Mark was second-lowest OPP AVG by reliever in Club history, behind Armando Benitez (.152 in 2004).
MARLINS BULLPEN
CARTER CAPPS # 22 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/30 at NYM (H) 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 05/31 at NYM 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 06/3 vs. CHC 1.2 0 0 0 2 4 06/7 at COL 1.0 1 1 1 1 2 16/11 vs. COL 1.0 1 0 0 0 2 0
• Career vs. Colorado: 2 G, 0-0, 4.50 (2.0/1).• Has struck out at least one batter in 9 of 10 G this season, and multiple SO in 6 of 10 G.• Recorded career highs in innings pitched (3.0) and strikeouts (6) on 5/23 vs. BAL, while earning first win
since 9/6/13 vs. TB with SEA.• 6 SO on 5/23 marked most by a MIA reliever since Kevin Slowey recorded 8 SO on 6/18/13 at NYM.• Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/20, returning for second stint with Marlins this season.• In 13 G with NOLA, was 0-2 with 1.80 ERA (15.0 ip/3 er) and 3 SV (4 SVO).• Held LHH to .077 AVG (2x26), while RHH owned .320 AVG (8x25).• Missed majority of 2014 due to right elbow sprain.• Over career, works best on two days rest, going 2-2 with 2.70 ERA (30.0/9) in 25 games. When working
consecutive days, is 1-0 with 6.60 ERA (15.0/11). On one day rest, 1-1 with 5.85 (20.0/13) in 20 games.
ANDRE RIENZO# 24 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/26 at PIT 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 06/6 at COL 1.1 2 1 1 1 1 06/8 at TOR 4.1 2 2 1 3 5 1
• Career vs. Colorado: 1 G, 0-0, 6.75 (1.1/1).• Posted career highs as reliever with 4.1 IP and 5 SO on Monday.• Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/23. Became first Brazilian player in Club history with appear-
ance on 5/26 at PIT.• In 7 G (all starts) with NOLA, was 0-3 with 3.15 ERA (40.0 ip/14 er).• Posted 1.86 ERA (19.1/4) over last 3 GS, with no decisions.• Owns 10 career relief appearances, going 0-0, 8.16 (14.1/13).• As starter, has gone 6-8 with 5.40 ERA (113.1/68) in 21 G.• Made MLB debut with CWS vs. CLE on 7/30/13; became just second player born in Brazil to appear in
a Major League game (first was Yan Gomes).
VIN MAZZARO# 56 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/27 at PIT 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 05/30 at NYM 1.2 0 0 0 0 0 06/1 vs. CHC 1.0 1 1 1 1 0 06/5 at COL 1.0+ 4 1 0 0 0 06/8 at TOR 1.2 3 3 3 3 0 0
• Career vs. Colorado: 3 G (1 GS), 0-1, 3.12 (8.2/3).• First career appearance against Rockies was a start, June 28, 2009. Allowed three runs on five hits and
four walks while striking out eight over 5.0 innings. • Appearance on 5/25 at PIT marked first MLB appearance since 5/25/14 vs. WSH for PIT (3.0 ip, 3 h, r,
er, 3 so, hb).• As reliever, owns 10-2 and 4.25 (133.1/63) marks in 89 career G, with 1 SV (3 SVO).• Contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/23.• In 11 G (1 GS) with NOLA, went 3-1 with 3.15 ERA (20.0/7) and 1 SV (3 SVO).• Went 0-0, 3.86 (7.0/3) in 5 G this spring.
KENDRY FLORES# 63 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR6/6 at COL 2.1 3 0 0 1 0 06/8 at TOR 1.1 1 0 0 0 1 0
• Career vs. Colorado: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (2.1/0).• Recorded first career SO on Monday at Toronto.• Recalled from Double-A Jacksonville on 6/2.• Made Major League debut on 6/6 at COL; allowed three hits and a walk over 2.1 scoreless frames.• In 9 starts for JAX this season, went 3-3 with 2.06 ERA (56.2 ip/13 er) and 42 SO to 15 BB.• Led Southern League in WHIP (0.85) and ranked fourth in ERA prior to promotion.• Overall, held OPP to .172 AVG (33x192) with 3 HR.• Acquired with RHP Luis Castillo from SF on 12/20/14 in exchange for INF Casey McGehee.• Made 20 starts with Single-A San Jose last season, posting 4-6 record and 4.09 ERA (105.2/48) with 112
SO to 32 BB.
BRAD HAND# 52 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER
LAST FIVE APPEARANCESDATE/OPP. IP H R ER BB SO HR5/22 vs. BAL 1.0 1 2 2 1 1 05/24 vs. BAL 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 05/27 at PIT 5.0 4 0 0 0 2 06/2 vs. CHC (W) 6.0 6 2 2 2 2 06/8 at TOR (L) 0.2 6 6 6 1 1 0
• Career vs. Colorado: 2 G (1 GS), 0-1, 5.68 (6.1/4).• Moved back to bullpen after making three trips through rotation, going 1-1 with 6.17 ERA (11.2/8).• In 14 relief outings this season, is 0-1 with 5.48 ERA (23.0/14).• Set career high as reliever with 4.1 innings pitched on 4/7 vs. ATL.• Split 2014 between rotation and bullpen; was 0-0 with 4.57 ERA (21.2/11) and 1 SV (1 SVO) in 16 G as re-
liever.• Recorded first career SV on 4/4/14 vs. SD (3.0 IP); SV marked Marlins first SV of 3.0 innings or more since
4/22/07 by Kevin Gregg vs. WSH (3.0 IP) and 10th in Club history.• Held LHH to .224 (28x125) average against, good for 12th in Majors and sixth in NL among LHP (min.
0.77 BF/G)
JEFF BAKER# 10 - UTILITY
Last night: 1x4, HR, RBIHomestand: .250 (1x4), HR, RBILast HR: 6/11/15 vs. COL (Rusin)
• Since being traded from COL, where he began career in July 2009, is batting .339 (19x56) against Rockies, with 6 2B, 3B, HR, 7 RBI in 18 G.
• Hitting at .318 clip (7x22, 2b, 2 hr, 2 rbi) in 11 home G this season.• Hit third HR last night in his 28th game of season; hit total of 3 HR in 2014 (90 G).• Two of his HR this season have been the back end of back-to-back homers
with Giancarlo Stanton (6/3 vs. Cubs and 5/30 at Mets).
JUSTIN BOUR# 48 - INFIELD
Last night: DNPHomestand: ---Last HR: 5/31/15 at NYM (Colon)
• Owns .326 AVG (14x43) in 19 home G this season, with 3 2B, HR and 4 RBI.• In 19 GS, is 17x70 (.243) with 7 R, 2B, 5 HR, 10 RBI; in 16 appearances off
bench, is 8x16 (.500) with R, 2 2B, including 5x12 (.417) mark as pinch hitter.• Ranks tied for sixth in MLB in PH AVG and tied for 11th in pinch hits.
DEREK DIETRICH# 32 - INFIELD
Last night: DNPHomestand: ---Last HR: 5/16/14 vs. ARI (Petit)
• Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans today.• Was hitting .260 (50x192) in 56 G for NOLA, with 13 2B, 2 3B, 7 HR and 27 RBI.• Led Zephyrs in HR and XBH at time of recall.• Played four positions with NOLA: 2B (35 G), 1B (8), 3B (7) and LF (1).
DEE GORDON# 9 - INFIELD
Last night: DNPHomestand: ---Last HR: 6/14/14 vs. ARI (Collmenter)
• Leads Majors in hits (88), AVG (.356), and 3+ H games (13); ranks second in stolen bases (20), behind Billy Hamilton (25).
• Leads NL (second in MLB) in multi-hit games (25).• Opened career with .200 (11x55) AVG over first 15 G vs. COL, with 3 2B, HR. • In 18 G since then, is batting .431 (31x72), with 5 2B, 4 3B, 5 RBI.• Has raised career AVG vs. COL to .331 in that time.• His .365 home AVG ranks third in NL and seventh in MLB.
ADEINY HECHAVARRIA# 3 - INFIELD
Last night: 3x5, R, SBHomestand: .600 (3x5), SBLast HR: 6/7/15 at COL (Logan)
• Batting .410 (16x39) during a 9-G hitting streak against COL (2b, 3 3b, hr, 5 rbi).• Also has a 7-G hitting streak at Marlins Park (.444/12x27).• Batting .345 (38x110) on the road, compared to .272 (28x103) at home.• Ranks second among MLB shortstops in hits (66), and is fourth in AVG (.310).• 20 career triples are tied with Emilio Bonifacio for sixth on Club’s all-time list.• 6/7 at COL, hit first career extra-inning HR (10th inning) to give Miami 3-2 vic-
tory. It was Miami’s first extra-inning HR of season.
JEFF MATHIS# 6 - CATCHER
Last night: DNPHomestand: ---Last HR: 5/14/14 at LAD (Perez)
• Was recalled from rehab and reinstated from 15-day disabled list on Friday.• Had been on DL with broken right hand, suffered on April 12 vs. TB (foul tip
off hand while catching).• Went 5x27 (.185) with 2 R, 2B, 2 RBI in 9 rehab G between Triple-A New Or-
leans (4 G, 0x10) and Double-A Jacksonville (5 G, 5x17).
MARCELL OZUNA# 13 - OUTFIELD
Last night: 1x3, BBHomestand: .333 (1x3)Last HR: 6/10/15 at TOR (Cecil)
• Has a hit in all 12 career G vs. COL (.438/21x48).• Currently batting .370 (17x46) during season-long 12-G hitting streak, with 4
2B, HR and 8 RBI (second-longest active streak in MLB).• Has an 9-G hitting streak at home (.368/14x38, 2 2b, 7 rbi).• Batting .324 at Marlins Park this season.• That is second-best AVG at home on the Club, behind Dee Gordon (.365).• Batting at .385 clip (15x39) in June (10 G), with 3 2B, HR, 8 RBI.• Tied for sixth in NL for H in June and tied for 10th in RBI.
MARTIN PRADO# 14 - INFIELD
Last night: 1x5, R, 2BHomestand: .200 (1x5), 2BLast HR: 5/24/15 vs. BAL (Gonzalez)
• Has 449 career RBI.• Has a 16-G hitting streak vs. COL (.426/26x61), with 6 2B, 3 3B, 6 RBI.• Has a 11-G hitting streak at Marlins Park (.327/16x49, 2 2b, hr, 6 rbi).• Has reached base (w/o error) in 52 games this season, most on the Club.• Has a H in 21 of last 23 G, batting .283 (28x99) over that stretch.• On 5/23 vs. BAL, recorded sixth career walk-off H and RBI, first since 8/22/14
for NYY vs. CHW.
J.T. REALMUTO# 20 - CATCHER
Last night: 2x3, 2B, BBHomestand: .667 (2x3), 2BLast HR: 5/30/15 at NYM (Niese)
• Batting .444 (12x27) over last 7 G, with 2 2B, 3B, 2 RBI.• Set new career high with 4 hits on 6/5 at COL.• Became just 13th catcher (16th time) in Club history to have a 4-H game;
Miguel Olivo is only C to have a 5-H game (6/16/07 at KC).• First to do so since Jarrod Saltalamacchia (5/16/14 at SF).• Leads MLB catchers in triples (4).• That is tied with Miguel Olivo (2007) for second-most triples in a season as a
catcher in Club history, behind Benito Santiago (6 in 1993).
DONOVAN SOLANO# 17 - INFIELD
Last night: 0x4Homestand: .000 (0x4)Last HR: 8/30/14 at ATL (Harang)
• Has made six starts this season (3 at SS, 3 at 2B).• Batted .282 in last 31 GS in 2014.• Had a hit in 45 of 67 GS overall in 2014 (.266/72x271, 11 2b, 3b, 3 hr, 26 rbi).
GIANCARLO STANTON# 27 - OUTFIELD
Last night: 2x5, R, HR, 4 RBIHomestand: .400 (2x5), HR, 4 RBILast HR: 6/11/15 vs. COL (Rusin)
• Last night became first player in Club history to hit 9 HR over 12-G span.• Leads MLB in HR (22) and RBI (55), G with an RBI (31) and multi-RBI G (16).• Leads all non-NL West players with 13 HR and 41 RBI vs. COL since 2010.• Since 2010, his .663 SLG vs. NL West leads Majors (min. 500 AB).• His 52 HR vs. NL West in that time are most among active players for non-NL
West teams, ahead of Jay Bruce and Freddie Freeman (33 each).• Had 16th career multi-HR G on Tuesday at TOR, extending Club career record.• Only Jose Bautista (22) and Miguel Cabrera (19) have more such games
than Stanton since 2010 (Albert Pujols also has 16).• Surpassed Miguel Cabrera (331) for fourth place on Club’s all-time XBH list
with his 2 HRs on Tuesday at TOR (332).• Slugging .958 (3 2B, 9 HR) with .333 AVG (16x48) over last 12 G.
ICHIRO SUZUKI# 51 - OUTFIELD
Last night: PH, 1x1Homestand: 1.000 (1x1)Last HR: 4/29/15 vs. NYM (A. Torres)
• Tied for sixth in MLB with 6 pinch hits.• Owns 4,159 career hits between Japan (1,278) and MLB (2,881).• Ranks 39th on MLB’s all-time hits list, three behind Zack Wheat (2,884).• On 4/25 vs. WSH, scored 1,968th run of career between Japan (658) and MLB
(1,310), passing Sadaharu Oh for most runs by a Japanese player.• Had 15 PA as PH in 2014, most of his career; has 26 this season (6x24, 2 bb).• Became first Japanese player in Club history with PH appearance on Open-
ing Day vs. ATL; it was also his first career appearance at Marlins Park.
CHRISTIAN YELICH# 21 - OUTFIELD
Last night: 2x4, 2 R, 3B, RBI, BBHomestand: .500 (2x4), 3B, RBILast HR: 6/9/15 at TOR (Buehrle)
• Owns 5-G hitting streak vs. COL (.350/7x20, 2b, 3b, 2 rbi).• Has a H in 16 of last 18 G, batting .286 (20x70) over that stretch.• Had .365 OBP as leadoff hitter in 2014, ranking second in NL and MLB.• Also had 92 runs scored, third in NL (fourth in MLB).• Won NL Gold Glove for LF; led MLB in fielding % as LF (.996), with 1 E in 262 TC.• Was fourth in MLB last year among LHH in AVG vs. LHP at .317, third-best mark
by a LHH in Club history (Cliff Floyd, .333 in 2000 and .325 in 1998).
2015 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Runners on Go Team Pinch hit vs. L vs. R H Rd 0 1 2 GS (career; last) ITP Tying ahead W-off (career; last) Record (career; last) Leadoff (career; last)
Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games 2 3 4 5 Total 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total 2 3 4 2015 Career Last (# HRS)BakerBourDietrichGordonHechavarriaMathisOzunaPradoRealmutoD. SolanoStantonSuzukiYelich
MARLINS ALL-TIME HITS LEADERSRank Player Seasons Hits1 Luis Castillo 1996-2005 12732 Hanley Ramirez 2006-2012 11033 Jeff Conine 1993-2005 10054 Mike Lowell 1999-2005 9655 Miguel Cabrera 2003-2007 8426 Alex Gonzalez 1998-2005 7887 Dan Uggla 2006-2010 7718 Derrek Lee 1998-2003 7469 Juan Pierre 2003-2013 68210 Giancarlo Stanton 2010-2015 676
MARLINS ALL-TIME EXTRA-BASE HITS LEADERSRank Player Seasons Hits1 Hanley Ramirez 2006-2012 4062 Mike Lowell 1999-2005 3873 Dan Uggla 2006-2010 3364 Giancarlo Stanton 2010-2015 333
MARLINS ALL-TIME TRIPLES LEADERSRank Player Seasons Hits1 Luis Castillo 1996-2005 422 Juan Pierre 2003-2013 343 Hanley Ramirez 2006-2012 264 Alex Gonzalez 1998-2005 235 Mark Kotsay 1997-2000 22T-6 Emilio Bonifacio 2009-2012 20T-6 Adeiny Hechavarria 2013-2015 20
MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTSRuns, Game 9 - 2x; last, 5/30 at NYM 12 - 4/7 vs. ATLRuns, Inning 6 - 4/10 vs. TB (4th) 7 - 3x; last, 4/19 at NYM (4th)Hits, Game 17 - 5/7 at SF 21 - 5/12 at LADHits, Inning 6 - 6/3 vs. CHC (2nd) 6 - 4x; last, 6/8 at TOR (1st)Fewest Hits, Game 2 - 2x; last, 5/17 vs. ATL 3 - 2x; last, 5/5 at WSHDoubles, Game 5 - 5/1 vs. PHI 4 - 4x; last, 6/8 at TORTriples, Game 3 - 4/26 vs. WSH 1 - 8x; last, 6/3 vs. CHCHR, Game 4 - 5/30 at NYM 4 - 6/10 at TORHR, Inning 2 - 3x; last, 6/3 vs. CHC (5th) 2 - 4x; last, 6/10 at TOR (4&7)Extra-Base Hits, Game 8 - 5/30 at NYM 8 - 4/12 vs. TBLeft On Base, Game 12 - 5/1 vs. PHI 12 - 5/12 at LADDP Turned, Game 3 - 4/8 vs. ATL 3 - 4/25 vs. WSHConsecutive Games w/ HR 5 - 2x; last, 6/7 to present 5 - 2x; last, 6/6 to 6/10Stolen Bases, Game 4 - 5/22 vs. BAL 7 - 5/20 vs. ARIStrikeouts, Game (Pitching) 11 - 5/3 vs. PHI 15 - 5/9 at SFWalks, Game (Pitching) 7 - 4x; last, 6/8 at TOR 6 - 4/14 at ATLErrors, Game 2 - 3x; last, 5/30 at NYM 3 - 4/22 at PHIMargin of Victory 8 - 2x; last, 4/25 vs. WSH 10 - 2x; last, 5/12 at LADConsecutive Games Won 5 - 4/22 to 4/26 8 - 5/15 to 5/22
EXTRA-INNING GAMESRuns, Game 10 - 4/10 vs. TB 9 - 4/10 vs. TBHits, Game 13 - 4/10 vs. TB 10 - 4/10 vs. TBDoubles, Game 4 - 4/10 vs. TB 3 - 5/18 vs. ARITriples, Game - - HR, Game 1 - 2x; last, 6/7 at COL 1 - 2x; last, 6/7 at COLExtra-Base Hits, Game 4 - 4/10 vs. TB 3 - 2x; last, 5/18 vs. ARILeft On Base, Game 10 - 5/23 vs. BAL 10 - 5/23 vs. BALDP Turned, Game 2 - 2x; last, 6/7 at COL 1 - 3x; last, 6/7 at COLStolen Bases, Game 3 - 4/10 vs. TB 1 - 3x; last, 6/7 at COLStrikeouts, Game (Pitching) 15 - 5/23 vs. BAL 10 - 2x; last, 5/23 vs. BALWalks, Game (Pitching) 6 - 4/10 vs. TB 6 - 4/10 vs. TBErrors, Game 0 - 4x; last, 6/7 at COL 1 - 5/23 vs. BAL
INDIVIDUAL HIGHSCATEGORY PLAYER(S)Hits, Game 5 - Gordon; 4/18 at NYMConsecutive Hits 5 - Gordon; 4/18Runs, Game 3 - 2x; last, Gordon; 5/2 vs. PHIDoubles, Game 3 - Ozuna; 5/1 vs. PHITriples, Game 1 - 13x; last, Yelich; 6/11 vs. COLHR, Game 2 - 3x; last, Stanton; 6/9 at TORExtra-Base Hits, Game 3 - 2x; last, Stanton; 6/8 at TORRBI, Game 4 - 4x; last, Stanton; 6/11 vs. COLStolen Bases, Game 4 - Gordon; 5/22 vs. BALWalks, Game 3 - Stanton; 4/7 vs. ATLConsecutive HR -Longest Hitting Streak 13 - Gordon; 4/24 to 5/10Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 8 - Phelps; 5/15 vs. ATLStrikeouts, Game (Reliever) 6 - Capps; 5/23 vs. BALLongest Win Streak 3 - 2x; last, Haren; 4/26 to 5/7Longest Losing Streak 4 - 2x; Alvarez; 4/6 to present Cishek; 5/10 to presentFewest Hits Allowed, CG -Walks, Game (Pitching) 5 - Latos; 5/5 at WSHIP, Game (Starter) 8.0 - 2x; last, Phelps; 6/11 vs. COLIP, Game (Reliever) 4.1 - 2x; last, Rienzo; 6/8 at TORConsecutive Scoreless Innings 16.0 - Cosart; 4/22 to 5/3Consecutive Saves 7 - Ramos; 5/13 to 6/7
EXTRA-INNING GAMESHits, Game 3 - 2x; last, Gordon; 6/7 at COLRuns, Game 4 - Gordon; 4/10 vs. TBDoubles, Game 1 - 5x; last, Yelich; 5/18 vs. ARITriples, Game -HR, Game 1 - 2x; last, Hechavarria; 6/7 at COLExtra-Base Hits, Game 1 - 7x; last, Hechavarria; 6/7 at COLRBI, Game 3 - 2x; Stanton & Yelich; 4/10 vs. TBStolen Bases, Game 2 - Gordon; 4/10 vs. TB
Dee Gordon (6)Ichiro Suzuki (2)Adeiny Hechavarria (1)
OUTFIELD ASSISTS (10) BUNT SINGLES (9)
HR VARIATIONS
Pinch-hit HR (0) last, Jordany Valdespin (8/29/14 at ATL)Back-to-Back HR (2) last, Giancarlo Stanton/Jeff Baker (6/3/15 vs. CHC; 5th inn.)Grand Slams (0) last, Kike Hernandez (9/26/14 at WSH-2)Multi-HR (3) last, Giancarlo Stanton (2, 6/9/15 at TOR)Leadoff HR (0) last, Christian Yelich (5/17/14 at SF)Walk-off (0) last, Giancarlo Stanton (4/18/14 vs. SEA)Inside-the-Park (0) last, Cameron Maybin (5/31/10 vs. MIL)By Pitcher (0) last, Jose Fernandez (9/11/13 vs. ATL)
HR VARIATION PLAYER(S)
COME FROM BEHIND WINS (7)DATE OPP. DEFICIT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED4/24 WSH 1 3-2 Top of 5th
4/26 WSH 1 6-2 Top of 4th
4/29 NYM 2 7-3 Top of 5th
5/1 PHI 2 4-3 Top of 5th
5/13 @LAD 2 5-4 Bottom of 6th
5/30 @NYM 1 9-5 Bottom of 1st
6/2 CHC 1 5-2 Top of 5th
WALK-OFF WINS (3)DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 4/10 TB 10-9 (10) Yelich RBI single (3rd career walk-off hit)5/1 PHI 4-3 Ozuna RBI double (2nd career walk-off hit)5/23 BAL 1-0 (13) Prado RBI single (6th career walk-off hit)
DISABLED LISTPLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORDAaron Crow* Right elbow sprain 4/5 (retro to 3/27) 25-36Jose Fernandez* Right elbow sprain 4/5 (retro to 3/29) 25-36Henderson Alvarez Right shoulder inflammation 4/13-5/16 15-16Don Kelly Right fourth finger fracture 4/13 24-31Jeff Mathis Right hand fracture 4/13-6/4 21-27Christian Yelich Lower back strain 4/24 (retro to 4/20)-5/7 11-5Jarred Cosart Vertigo 5/18 (retro to 5/14) 9-17Mat Latos Left knee inflammation 5/23 (retro to 5/22) 9-10Henderson Alvarez Right shoulder inflammation 5/23 9-9Michael Morse Right ring finger sprain 5/26 (retro to 5/24) 7-9Bryan Morris Lower back strain 6/8 (retro to 6/7) 2-3
Bold - currently on disabled list^ Seven-day concussion DL* 60-day DL
REPLAY CHALLENGES BY MIAMI (9x13)DATE/OPP. CALL PLAY DESCRIPTION RESULT4/16 at NYM Out Tag at home plate (MIA offense) Overturned 4/18 at NYM Out Force at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned4/18 at NYM Safe Force at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned4/25 vs. WSH Out Tag at 2B on steal attempt (MIA offense) Stands5/2 vs. PHI Out Violation of Home Plate Collision Rule (MIA off.) Stands5/9 at SF Out Force at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned5/10 at SF Safe Force at 1B (MIA defense) Stands5/13 at LAD Out Force at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned5/15 vs. ATL Safe Tag at 3B (MIA defense) Overturned5/16 vs. ATL Safe Tag at 3B (MIA defense) Overturned5/23 vs. BAL Out Tag at home plate (MIA offense) Stands6/3 vs. CHC Out Force at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned6/7 at COL Safe Force at 3B (MIA defense) Overturned
MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS
Home Record 13-16Road Record 12-20
Day Record 9-14Night Record 16-22
vs. RH Starter 17-31vs. LH Starter 8-5
vs. NL East 14-17vs. NL Central 2-4vs. NL West 6-9vs. American League 3-6
Leading after Six Innings 18-1Trailing after Six Innings 1-27Tied after Six Innings 6-8
Leading after Seven Innings 19-1Trailing after Seven Innings 0-28Tied after Seven Innings 6-7
Leading after Eight Innings 22-3Trailing after Eight Innings 0-32Tied after Eight Innings 3-1
Marlins with No Home Runs 10-16Marlins Hit Home Run 15-20Hitting One Home Run 9-15Hitting Two Home Runs 5-4Hitting Three or More Home Runs 1-1
Out-hit Opponent 19-11Out-hit by Opponent 3-23Hits Equal 3-2
Marlins Score First 21-15Opponents Score First 4-21
Largest Deficit Overcome 2; 8x, last, 5/31 at NYMLargest Deficit Overcome in Win 2; 3x, last, 5/13 at LAD
Comeback Wins 7Extra-inning Games 3-1
Delays (Games) 6 (5)Total Minutes in Delays 321
Shortest Home Game 1:58; 4/27 vs. NYMShortest Home Game (Extras) 3:11; 5/18 vs. ARILongest Home Game 3:22; 5/22 vs. BALLongest Home Game (Extras) 3:51; 5/23 vs. BAL
Shortest Road Game 2:08; 2x; last, 6/10 at TORShortest Road Game(Extras) 3:05; 6/7 at COLLongest Road Game 3:24; 2x; last, 5/13 at LADLongest Road Game(Extras) 3:05; 6/7 at COL
Crowd Less than 20,000 10-12Crowd Greater than 20,000 15-24
Crowd Less than 30,000 17-24Crowd Greater than 30,000 8-12
Roof Open* 1-3Roof Closed* 12-13 Wearing White Jerseys 8-11Wearing Gray Jerseys 7-15Wearing Black Jerseys 8-7Wearing Red-Orange Jerseys 2-3
* At the start of game at Marlins Park
One-Run Games 9-9Walk-off Games 3-3Shutouts 4-4
Series Won-Lost-Tied 9-9-1Series Sweeps (1g) ---Series Sweeps (2g) ---Series Sweeps (3g) 1-4Series Sweeps (4g) 0-2Series Sweeps (5g) ---Swept in Series 1-6
First Game of Series 7-13Second Game of Series 9-10Third Game of Series 9-10Fourth Game of Series 0-3Fifth Game of Series ---
In April 10-12In May 10-19In June 5-5In July ---In August ---In September ---In October ---
JUNE12 Optioned LHP Adam Conley to Triple-A New Orleans and recalled INF Derek
Dietrich from NOLA.8 Placed RHP Bryan Morris on 15-day disabled list (retro to 6/7) with lower back
strain and recalled LHP Adam Conley from Triple-A New Orleans.6 Outrighted C Jhonatan Solano to Triple-A New Orleans.5 Recalled from rehab and reinstated C Jeff Mathis from 15-day disabled list, and
designated C Jhonatan Solano for assignment.2 Recalled RHP Kendry Flores from Double-A Jacksonville.1 Optioned RHP Steve Cishek to Double-A Jacksonville.
MAY29 Claimed RHP Chad Smith from Los Angeles-AL and optioned to Triple-A New Orleans.26 Recalled RHP Jose Ureña from Triple-A New Orleans and placed INF Michael Morse
on 15-day disabled list (retro to May 24) with right ring finger sprain.23 Placed RHPs Henderson Alvarez (right shoulder inflammation) and Mat Latos (left
knee inflammation, retro to May 22) on 15-day disabled list; recalled RHP Andre Rienzo from Triple-A New Orleans, and selected contract of RHP Vin Mazzaro from NOLA.
19 Recalled RHP Carter Capps from Triple-A New Orleans.18 Following game, placed RHP Jarred Cosart on 15-day disabled list (retro to May
14) with vertigo. Named Dan Jennings manager and Mike Goff bench coach, and
RHP Nick Masset elected free agency.17 Following game, dismissed manager Mike Redmond and bench coach Rob Leary.
Prior to game, recalled from rehab and reinstated RHP Henderson Alvarez from 15-day disabled list, and designated RHP Nick Masset for assignment.
11 Outrighted INF Reid Brignac to Triple-A New Orleans.8 Recalled from rehab and reinstated OF Christian Yelich from 15-day disabled list,
and designated INF Reid Brignac for assignment.5 Released C Jarrod Saltalamacchia.
APRIL27 Reinstated C Jarrod Saltalamacchia from paternity list and designated for assign-
ment.26 Outrighted LHP Grant Dayton to Triple-A New Orleans.24 Placed OF Christian Yelich on 15-day disabled list (retro to 4/20) with lower
back strain, recalled INF Justin Bour from Triple-A New Orleans, placed C Jarrod Saltalamacchia on paternity list, selected contract of C Jhonatan Solano from NOLA and designated LHP Grant Dayton for assignment.
22 LHP Matt Tracy claimed off waivers by Yankees.21 Optioned RHP Jose Ureña to Triple-A New Orleans, designated LHP Matt Tracy for assign-
ment and selected contract of RHP Nick Masset from NOLA. 18 Claimed LHP Matt Tracy off waivers from Yankees and optioned to Triple-A New
Orleans; transferred RHP Jose Fernandez to 60-day Disabled List.
