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2018 REVIEW: The Louisville Bats finished the 2018 season with a 61-76 (.445) record, 11.0 games back of the International League West Division winner Toledo Mud Hens. The Bats finished their home portion of the season with a 32-38 record, finishing 29-38 on the road. LOU had 3 games cancelled this season, 2 mid-April dates at Buffalo and one mid-June date at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Despite finishing in last place for the second straight year, LOU vastly improved upon their 56-86 record in 2017. The Bats faced adversity from the jump, having to replace manager Pat Kelly (4-6 as LOU manager) after just 10 games with then-incumbent bench coach Dick Schofield (57-70) after Kelly was promoted to bench coach of the Cincinnati Reds.ATTENDANCE RECORD SET ON THUNDER DAY: The Louisville Bats welcomed a record 14,658 fans to Louisville Slugger Field on April 21 against the Syracuse Chiefs for “Thunder Over Louisville” Day. The record-breaking number surpassed the previous-high 14,331 set on “Thunder Over Louisville” Day on April 23, 2016.THE BIG SHOW: The Bats had 68 different players appear in a game this season, 3 fewer than the 71 play-ers that appeared in a game for LOU in 2017. Of the 68 to appear for Louisville this past season, just over half (35) of the players also appeared in a game for the Cincinnati Reds in 2018, including rehabbers. Of the 35, 8 different players who played for the Bats this season made their Major League debuts for Cincin-nati: Alex Blandino, Brandon Dixon, Gabriel Guerrero, Rosell Herrera, Blake Trahan, Tanner Rainey, Jesus Reyes and Zack Weiss.NINE-GAME WINNING STREAK: The Bats won 9 straight games from July 17-25, their longest winning streak since the 2012 season. Louisville rattled off the victories at Rochester (7/17-7/18), at Syracuse (7/19-7/22), vs. Buffalo (7/24 G1, 7/25) and at Buffalo (7/24 G2), with the latter game in the doubleheader played at Louisville Slugger Field, with LOU acting as the “road” team. It was the Bats’ longest win streak since June 18-26, 2012, when they won 9 straight vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (6/18-6/21), at Pawtucket (6/22-6/25) and at Buffalo (6/26).WALK-OFF WINNERS: The Bats recorded 6 walk-off wins this season, one less walk-off win than the 7 they had in 2017. LOU’s first walk-off winner this season came on April 7 vs. Toledo on a Tyler Goeddel RBI single. Five of the 6 walk-offs came via the single, with one coming on an error on April 25. Blake Trahan was at the plate for 3 of the walk-offs this season, including singles on May 31 and July 29. Mason Williams notched a single on June 23, while Gabriel Guerrero recorded the final walk-off of the season for LOU on August 24, overcoming a 3-run deficit in the ninth inning to win 5-4.CANCELLATION NATION: The Bats had 3 games cancelled during the 2018 season, a pair of games on April 18 at Buffalo and a game on June 10 at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. LOU played 137 games in 2018 instead of the intended 140, making it the fewest number of regular season games played in a season for Louisville since the 1983 Louisville Redbirds finished up a 136-game regular season. Louisville's 3 cancella-tions are the most for an IL club in a single season since the Syracuse Chiefs had 4 games cancelled during the 2011 season.SENZATIONAL: Infielder Nick Senzel played 44 games for Louisville in 2018, batting .310 (53-for-171) with 23 runs, 12 doubles, 2 triples, 6 home runs, 25 RBI and an .887 OPS. He started 28 games at second base, 14 at third base and one at shortstop. Named the No. 7 prospect in all of baseball prior to the season by Baseball America, Senzel became the first Top 10 prospect to appear in a Louisville uniform since LHP Aroldis Chapman (#7) in 2011, and the first position player since OF Jay Bruce (#1) in 2008. Senzel’s season was ultimately cut short after undergoing surgery on his right index finger, an injury he suffered on June 22 vs. Norfolk.REHABBER’S DELIGHT: The Bats had 8 different players on Major League rehab assignment this season, 6 pitchers: LHP Brandon Finnegan (4/9-4/14), RHP David Hernandez (4/20-4/27), RHP Kevin Shack-elford (4/22-4/24), RHP Anthony DeSclafani (5/25-6/5), RHP Homer Bailey (6/11-6/15, 6/23-7/24) and RHP Jackson Stephens (7/31-8/29), and 2 position players: OF Scott Schebler (4/15-4/16, 7/25-8/3) and IF Eugenio Suarez (4/24-4/26).TROPHY CASE: The Bats had 3 players win International League weekly honors this season, 2 IL Pitcher of the Week awards and one IL Batter of the Week award. - Right-handed closer Kevin Quackenbush took home IL Pitcher of the Week honors for June 25-July 1, recording 3 saves in as many scoreless appearances. He became the first Bat to win the award since RHP Daniel Wright won the award, May 16-22, 2016.- Right-handed starter Robert Stephenson won the award for July 23-29, going 1-0 with a 1.29 ERA (2er/14.0ip) in 2 starts, giving up a combined 3 hits, one home run, with 7 walks and 8 strikeouts. He threw a seven-inning complete game shutout in game one of a doubleheader that week, the first seven-inning complete game shutout by a Louisville pitcher since right-hander Homer Bailey in game one of a double-header on May 2, 2009.- First baseman/outfielder Steve Selsky took home IL Batter of the Week honors during the season’s final week from August 27-September 3. In 8 games during the week, he batted .500 (13-for-26) with 6 doubles, one triple, one home run, 6 RBI and a .516 on-base percentage. His 8 extra-base hits and 1.439 OPS both led the IL during the week. Selsky became the first Bats player to win IL Batter of the Week since infielder Juan Perez won the award for April 17-23, 2017.TEN-FOUR!: Louisville had 4 individuals hit 10 or more home runs during the 2018 season: Gabriel Guerrero (17), D.J. Peterson (16), Josh VanMeter (11) and Steve Selsky (10). It was the first time Louis-ville had 4 or more players hit 10+ homers in a season since 2011, when 6 players did it: Daniel Dorn (18), Jeremy Hermida (17), Juan Francisco (15), Devin Mesoraco (15), Todd Frazier (15) and Yonder Alonso (12).I JUST MAY. WHAT’D YA SAY?: The Bats finished the month of May with an 8-22 record, tying a franchise record for most losses in a month (22), done 3 times and most recently by the 1993 Redbirds in August, when Louisville finished that month 9-22. The 1991 Redbirds finished 7-22 in the month of July, the first time LOU lost 22+ games in a calendar month in team history.

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LOUISVILLE BATS 2018 FINAL NOTES

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2018 Final RanksBats Offensive Ranks Bats Pitching Ranks

Runs: 9th (576) ERA: 13th (4.19)Hits: 3rd (1195) CG: T-10th (1)Doubles: 5th (256) Shutouts: 13th (6)Triples: T-1st (36) Saves: 9th (32)Home Runs: T-5th (113) Innings: 11th (1197.1)RBI: 9th (537) H Allowed: 5th most (1192)Total Bases: 3rd (1862) R Allowed: 2nd most (627)Walks: 13th (390) ER Allowed: 3rd most (558)Strikeouts: 5th most (1157) HR Allowed: 2nd most (132)Stolen Bases: 8th (73) HBP’s: T-8th most (50)On-base: T-7th (.321) BB Allowed: 7th most (435)Slugging: 4th (.405) Strikeouts: T-11th (1080)Average: 2nd (.260) WHIP: T-11th (1.36)OPS: 4th (.726) Holds: T-4th (46)

2018 Final International League West Standings

1. Toledo 73-66 .525 --

2. Columbus 73-67 .521 0.5 GB

3. Indianapolis 73-67 .521 0.5 GB

4. Louisville 61-76 .445 11.0 GB

2018 Bats Team LeadersGames: Blake Trahan - 129Plate Apps/At-Bats: Blake Trahan - 510/444AVG: Gabriel Guerrero - .292Runs: Gabriel Guerrero - 64Hits: Gabriel Guerrero - 118Doubles: D.J. Peterson - 28Triples: Josh VanMeter - 6Home Runs: Gabriel Guerrero - 17RBI: Gabriel Guerrero - 65Total Bases: D.J. Peterson - 195Stolen Bases: Phillip Ervin/C.J. McElroy - 10Walks: Blake Trahan - 49

Wins: Robert Stephenson - 11ERA: Robert Stephenson - 2.87Saves: Kevin Quackenbush - 25 Innings: Jose Lopez - 141.0 Games Pitched: Jimmy Herget - 50Strikeouts: Robert Stephenson - 135BB/K Ratio: Cody Reed - 3.39WHIP: Robert Stephenson - 1.159

Other 2018 NotesFirst Hit: Rosell Herrera (4/6 vs Tol, single, 1st)First HR: Rosell Herrera (4/7 vs Tol, 2-run, 6th)Oldest Player: Hernan Iribarren (DOB: 6/29/84)Youngest Player: Valentin Martinez (9/21/96)

2018 Coaching StaffManager: Pat Kelly (4-6, 1st w/LOU) [through 4/20...replaced Jim Riggleman as CIN bench coach], Dick Schofield (57-70, 1st w/LOU) [4/20-9/3].

Hitting Coach: Leon Durham (1st w/LOU)

Pitching Coach: Jeff Fassero (3rd w/LOU)

Bench Coach: Dick Schofield (through 4/20),Darren Bragg (1st w/LOU) [4/20-9/3].

2018 Broadcast TeamDir. of Broadcasting: Nick Curran (6th w/LOU)Broadcast Asst.: Matt Schumacker (1st w/LOU)

2018 Final Records Against IL ClubsIL West Home Road Total

Columbus 4-10 5-5 9-15

Indianapolis 6-4 4-6 10-10

Toledo 4-8 7-6 11-14

Totals 14-22 16-17 30-39

IL South Home Road Total

Charlotte 2-1 2-2 4-3

Durham 3-4 0-3 3-7

Gwinnett 3-0 0-3 3-3

Norfolk 2-1 1-6 3-7

Totals 10-6 3-14 13-20

IL North Home Road Total

Buffalo 2-1 1-0 3-1

Lehigh Valley 1-2 1-3 2-5

Pawtucket 1-2 1-2 2-4

Rochester 2-1 2-1 4-2

Scranton/WB 1-2 1-1 2-3

Syracuse 1-2 4-0 5-2

Totals 8-10 10-7 18-17

NOT SO CRUEL SUMMER: After losing a franchise record-tying 22 games in the month of May, the Bats came on strong in the summer months, going 14-13 in June and 16-12 in July. It was the first time LOU rattled off back-to-back winning months since April-May, 2016, finishing those months 12-9 and 16-14. It was just the second time over the past 8 seasons that LOU had consecutive winning months, excluding September.QUACKENBUSH WINS TEAM MVP: Closer Kevin Quackenbush won the Mary E. Barney Louisville Bats Most Valuable Player award in 2018. The IL All-Star appeared in 47 games for Louisville, going 1-2 with a 2.68 ERA (14er/47.0ip) with 25 saves, which ranked second in the IL. He converted 25 of 30 save opportunities, walking 11 and striking out 56 in a Louisville uniform. Quackenbush became the first LOU pitcher to win MVP since Greg Reynolds in 2013, and just the second reliever to win it, joining Jon Adkins (2008), who shared the award with first baseman Kevin Barker that season.DIXON HITS FOR THE CYCLE: On July 17 at Rochester, second baseman Brandon Dixon hit for the sixth cycle in franchise history with a 4-for-5 game in a 12-5 Bats win. Prior to Dixon hitting for the cycle, the Bats' last cycle was accomplished by Scott Schebler on July 26, 2016 vs. Charlotte. Coincidentally, the Reds acquired Schebler and Dixon, along with IF Jose Peraza, in the same 3-way trade from the Los Ange-les Dodgers that sent IF Todd Frazier to the Chicago White Sox on December 16, 2015.I’D RATHER STAY INSIDE (THE PARK): The Bats hit 2 inside-the-park home runs this season, the first time they have done that in the Louisville Slugger Field era (since 2000). Nick Senzel hit the eighth Bats inside-the-parker since 2000 on April 30 vs. Columbus, and D.J. Peterson hit the ninth on July 31 at Toledo.BETTER THAN AVERAGE AVERAGE: The Bats hit .260 as a team this season, finishing second in the IL in batting average to only Indianapolis’ .271 average. It’s the first time LOU has finished in the top two in batting average since 2011, when they hit .266 as a club, trailing only Durham's .271 average that year. The Bats also hit .262 this season with runners in scoring position.TRIPLE DOWN EFFECT: Louisville totaled 36 triples as an offense in 2018, tied with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre for most in the regular season. Louisville last led the league in triples during the 2008 season, when they clubbed a franchise record 60 triples that season, 13 more than next-closest Rochester.TRANSACTIONS: The Louisville Bats were involved in 167 transactions during the International League regular season, from April 6 through September 3. The 167 roster moves were 31 fewer than the 198 transactions made during the 2017 season. This season marked the fewest transactions the Bats have been involved in since the 2013 campaign, when Louisville was involved in 123 transactions.OUR ACE: Right-hander Robert Stephenson had an excellent season for Louisville, going 11-6 with a 2.87 ERA (36er/113.0ip) in 20 starts for the Bats before getting called up to Cincinnati on August 8. At the time of his promotion, his 11 wins were tied for the IL lead, with his 2.87 ERA ranking 5th, 135 strikeouts ranking 2nd, 10.75 strikeout per innings ranking 2nd and his .184 batting average allowed leading the IL. With his 11 wins, he became the first LOU pitcher to rack up double digits in the win column since RHP Josh Smith went 10-7 in 2014. In his last 7 starts for Louisville, he went 6-0 with a 1.23 ERA (6er/44.0ip), walking 17 and striking out 55. His 13 strikeouts at Columbus on August 3 set a career-high.FIVE SERIES WINS IN A ROW: The Bats won 5 consecutive series from July 16-August 1, their longest series winning streak since the 2010 season. LOU won 2 of 3 at Rochester (7/16-7/18), swept 4 at Syracuse (7/19-7/22), won 3 of 4 vs. Buffalo (7/24-7/26), won 2 of 3 vs. Rochester (7/27-7/29) and won 2 of 3 at Toledo (7/30-8/1). Last time the Bats won 5+ straight series was 2010, when LOU won its first 7 series out of the All-Star break, the last time they made the IL playoffs.PAVED THE BUMPY ROAD RECORD: Louisville got off to a franchise-worst 5-20 road record in 2018, going until mid-June before winning their first road series of the season, taking 2 of 3 against Toledo from June 15-17. The Bats finished the 2018 campaign with a 29-38 road record, equaling their home loss total. LOU’s 24-18 record in its final 42 road games included a 7-game win streak on the road, the Bats’ longest road win streak since rattling off 9 straight road wins from April 13-May 6, 2016.ALL-STARS: Louisville had 3 International League midseason All-Stars in 2018, right-handed relievers Kevin Quackenbush and Tanner Rainey, and also outfielder Mason Williams. Rainey did not play in the All-Star Game due to joining Cincinnati just days before, while Quackenbush gave up 2 earned runs in 0.2 innings. Williams went 1-for-2 off the bench, the first hit for a Louisville player in an IL All-Star Game since Jermaine Curtis in 2016. It was the first time LOU had 3 or more midseason All-Stars since 2011 when they had 4: outfielders Yonder Alonso and Jeremy Hermida, infielder Zack Cozart and catcher Devin Mesoraco.HERNAN’S WILD RIDE: During the Bats’ final game of the season on September 3 vs. Indianapolis, Hernan Iribarren played all 9 positions in front of the Louisville Slugger Field crowd. He started the game at catcher, his first appearance there in 1,478 career professional games. His afternoon would go on to look like this: C-1B-2B-SS-3B-P-3B-LF-CF-RF-2B. In what was possibly his last game, Iribarren made his 24th career pitching performance, going 1-1 with a 3.04 ERA (9er/26.2ip) all with Louisville.CATCH ME IF YOU CAN: During the 2018 season, the Bats employed 10 different catchers (in order of innings caught): Chadwick Tromp, Stuart Turner, Tim Federowicz, Tony Cruz, Joe Hudson, Valentin Martinez, Garrett Boulware, Morgan Lofstrom, Tony Sanchez and Hernan Iribarren. The Bats are the first IL team to use 10+ catchers in a season since at least 2005, with the 2010 Durham Bulls and 2007 Syracuse Chiefs being the only other clubs to use 9 in a season.HIGH QUALITY: During the 2018 season Bats starting pitchers threw 48 quality starts, with Louisville go-ing 36-12 in those games. Robert Stephenson led the pack with 12 (Bats went 11-1 in those outings), with Jose Lopez (6-3) and Justin Nicolino (7-2) tied for second-most with 9 quality starts apiece. In 2017, LOU starters threw 46 quality starts, with the team going just 20-26 in those outings.FIVE HOMER GAME: The Bats clubbed 5 home runs as a team on June 27 in an 11-10 win at Colum-bus, their most in a game since 2010. Dilson Herrera and Phillip Ervin both hit 2 home runs, while D.J. Peterson hit the fifth of the ballgame. It was the first time that LOU hit 5+ homers in a game since July 20, 2010 at Charlotte in an 8-4 win. In that game, Juan Francisco, Michael Griffin (2), Wladimir Balentien and Chris Denove all homered for the Bats.SPEAKING OF HOMERS…: The Bats surrendered 6 home runs on May 13 against Toledo, with the Mud Hens setting a Louisville Slugger Field record for most home runs by a team in a single game. Christin Stewart and Ronny Rodriguez each hit 2 apiece, with Chad Huffman and Jason Krizan also blasting home runs.20 HITS: The Bats recorded a season-high 20 hits in a 9-4 win on June 9 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, their most hits as a team since April 20, 2016 vs. Columbus when they recorded 20 hits in a 16-5 win over the Clippers at Louisville Slugger Field. It was the most hits by a Bats team on the road since June 25, 2015, when LOU recorded 24 hits in a 15-2 rout of Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at PNC Field.

TRIPLE CROWN: Despite not joining the club until early May, right fielder Gabriel Guerrero qualified for the IL batting title and led the Bats in batting av-erage (.292), home runs (17) and RBI (65). Guerrero became just the third Louisville player since 1982 to lead the club in all 3 Triple Crown categories (min. 2.4 PA/game):

Season Player (AVG/HR/RBI)1989 Todd Zeile (.289/19/85)2007 Joey Votto (.294/22/92)2018 Gabriel Guerrero (.292/17/65)

POWER SURGE: Louisville hit 113 home runs as a club this season, the first time the Bats have eclipsed the century mark in home runs since the 2012 sea-son, when they hit 116 homers.Season Home Runs IL Rank2012 116 5th2013 94 11th2014 76 14th (Last)2015 66 12th2016 72 14th (Last)2017 87 13th2018 113 T-5th

GOLD GLOVE: Shortstop Blake Trahan was named the 2018 Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner at shortstop for the Minor Leagues, announced by MiLB in October. It is the first time a Louisville player has won the award.

TOP ATTENDANCES: The Bats welcomed a total of 466,026 fans to Louisville Slugger Field in 2018, averaging 6,658 fans per home game which ranked 8th in the IL for the fourth straight season.

Attendance Event (Date)14,658* Thunder Over Louisville (4/21)10,766 Labor Day Mash & Bash (9/2)10,639 Independence Day (7/3)9,726 Marvel Night #1 (6/23)9,570 Sandlot Night (8/24)

A GLOBAL SPORT: The Bats had 6 different coun-tries (United States, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Hong Kong, China) represented by birthplace on their 2018 roster, as well as one territory (Aruba). Fifty of LOU's 68 players during the season were born in the United States, while 10 were born in the D.R., 2 in Venezuela, 2 in Colombia and one each in Mexico, China and Aruba. Sebastian Elizalde was the lone player born in Mexico, Austin Brice was born in Hong Kong, and Chadwick Tromp was born in Aruba.

HERNAN MOVES UP THE LEADERBOARD: Hernan Iribarren had yet another solid campaign for the Bats in his fifth consecutive season wearing the Louisville uniform. His 2018 season included a number of hit milestones, including recording his 1,500th career hit. His 1,510 career minor league hits rank third among active players, trailing only Jason Bourgeois (1,763) and Irving Falu (1,679), who both happened to be teammates with Iribarren on the Bats at one point. Iribarren also passed Corky Miller, Bill Lyons and Gene Roof on Louisville’s all-time hits list to move into third place.

Louisville Redbirds/RiverBats/Bats – All-Time Hit Leaders (Since 1982)Player Hits Games Seasons with LouisvilleAaron Holbert 471 501 1995-97, 2004-06 Kevin Barker 455 460 1998-99, 2008-09HERNAN IRIBARREN 447 484 2014-pres.Bill Lyons 441 544 1982-88Gene Roof 441 382 1982-85Corky Miller 416 548 2001-04, 2009-14

JIMMY FIFTY: Right-hander Jimmy Herget paced Louisville relievers in 2018, making 50 appearances and spending the entirety of the season on the Bats’ 25-man roster. In 50 games, the University of South Florida product recorded a 3.47 ERA (23er/59.2ip) with 21 walks and 65 strikeouts. Herget became the first Bats pitcher with at least 50 games in a season since RHP Jose De La Torre made 51 appearances out of the Louisville bullpen in 2015.

#PITCHERSWHORAKE: Left-hander Brandon Finnegan hit a two-run home run in his May 21 start at Indianapolis, his first career home run as a professional. It was the first homer hit by a Bats pitcher since right-hander Daryl Thompson went deep for LOU back on June 11, 2011, hitting a solo shot at Lehigh Valley.

ALL IN THE FAMILY: A pair of Bats players, D.J. Peterson and Chadwick Tromp, had the opportunity of facing off against their brothers in games during the 2018 season. Peterson’s brother, outfielder Dustin Peterson, played 6 games for the Gwinnett Stripers against LOU this season, batting .286 (6-for-21) with 5 runs, one double, one home run, 3 RBI and 2 walks. Tromp’s brother, outfielder Jiandido Tromp, started one game for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs against LOU on August 11, going 0-for-2 with a walk and 2 strikeouts, with Chadwick pinch-hitting for LOU that game. The Petersons and Tromps became the first brothers to face each other in a Bats game since LOU’s Todd Frazier faced his brother Jeff Frazier, who was playing for the Syracuse Chiefs at the time, in 2011.

FEWEST SHUTOUTS: The Bats were involved in the fewest shutouts among IL clubs this season, finishing 6-5 in games this season where one team did not score. The Bats’ 11 games that resulted in a shutout were 6 fewer than the next-closest teams, with Toledo, Charlotte and Durham all playing in 17 shutouts apiece. It was the first time LOU finished above .500 in shutouts since 2010, when they finished 13-10. It’s also the second season in a row that LOU’s at least shared a tie for fewest shutout games, with their 16 shutout games in 2017 tied with Norfolk for fewest in the league.

EXTRA INNINGS: The Bats went 7-6 in extra inning games this season, their fifth straight season finishing .500 or better in extra frames. LOU went 4-3 in extra inning games at home, and 3-3 in road extra inning games. Four of the Bats’ 6 walk-off wins this season came in extra innings. In the league’s first season under the new rules, 12 of the 13 extra inning games LOU played in went just one extra frame, with the lone exception coming on May 31 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, in a 5-4 Bats win in 11 innings on Blake Trahan’s walk-off single.

10+ K’s: Louisville starting pitchers put together eight 10+ strikeout performances this season, with the club going 6-2 in those games. RHP Robert Stephenson led the pack with 4 games (4/11, 6/25, 7/5, 8/3) with at least 10 strikeouts, with his 13 on August 3 at Columbus being a career high. LHP Cody Reed chimed in a pair of double digit strikeout games (6/12, 8/2), while RHPs Homer Bailey (7/13) and Jose Lopez (7/21) also contributed 10 strikeout games. Interestingly, 6 of the 8 games came against the Columbus Clippers.

MULTI-HOMER BONANZA: The Bats had 6 individual multi-homer games during the 2018 season, their most in a season since they had 10 in 2010. Nick Senzel (6/21), Dilson Herrera (6/27), Phillip Ervin (6/27), Gabriel Guerrero (7/15, 7/30) and D.J. Peterson (7/25) each hit 2+ homers in a game for LOU this season. Herrera and Ervin each hit 2 homers in one game at Columbus, the first time that had happened since Jim Chamblee and Dane Sardinha each homered twice for LOU in a 12-1 win at Charlotte on May 3, 2004. Guerrero became the first Bat with multiple multi-homer games in a season since Mike Hessman owned 4 of the Bats’ 5 multi-homer games over the 2013 season.

FROM START TO FINISH: Only 3 Louisville players remained on the team’s active 25-man roster for the length of the 2018 season: infielder D.J. Peter-son and pitchers Jimmy Herget and Jose Lopez. Utility man Hernan Iribarren was transferred to Rookie League Billings for a brief time in mid-April, while left-hander Justin Nicolino had a brief stint on the disabled list in August. In addition to those 5 players, Nick Senzel and Steve Selsky rounded out the 7 who played for only the Louisville Bats in 2018. Relief pitchers Barrett Astin, Evan Mitchell and Ben Rowen only played for Louisville in MLB-affiliated baseball in 2018, but all latched onto respective Independent League clubs after their releases from the organization. Outfielder Sebastian Elizalde was loaned to Monterrey of the Mexican League after his departure from Louisville in early May.

Pitchers' Batting StatisticsPitcher AVG H-AB R 2B HR RBI BB SO

Lopez .000 0-14 0 0 0 0 1 10Nicolino .333 3-9 2 0 0 0 0 1Finnegan .125 1-8 1 0 1 2 0 2Stephenson .143 1-7 1 0 0 1 0 4Sims .000 0-5 0 0 0 0 0 2Mella .500 2-4 0 0 0 0 0 1Reed .000 0-4 0 0 0 0 0 2Wisler .500 2-4 1 0 0 1 0 2Herget .000 0-3 0 0 0 0 0 2Rainey .000 0-3 0 0 0 0 0 2Bailey^ .000 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0Mahle .000 0-2 0 0 0 0 1 1Neal .000 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 2Stephens .500 1-2 0 1 0 0 1 1Tapia .500 1-2 0 1 0 2 0 0Astin .000 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 1Reyes .000 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 1Wooten .000 0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0Brice .000 0-0 1 0 0 0 1 0Totals .149 11-74 6 2 1 6 4 33

Multi-Hit/Hitting StreaksPlayer Multi 2H 3H 4H Longest Streak Current StreakBlandino 0 0 0 0 0 0Boulware 0 0 0 0 1 (2x) 0Cruz 3 3 0 0 4 (5/7-6/6) 0Dixon 17 11 5 1 8 (5/11-5/20) 5 (7/16-pres.)Elizalde 6 6 0 0 3 (4/30-pres.) 3 (4/30-pres.)Ervin 18 16 2 0 6 (7/4-7/13) 3 (7/16-pres.)Federowicz 5 5 0 0 6 (8/13-8/21) 0Goeddel 6 6 0 0 4 (4/10-4/15) 1 (5/12-pres.)Gosselin 2 2 0 0 2 (4/30-5/1) 0Guerrero 34 25 7 2 8 (2x) 3 (8/31-pres.)D. Herrera 14 9 5 0 8 (2x) 1 (7/4-pres.)R. Herrera 7 4 3 0 2 (6x) 1 (5/30-pres.)Hudson 2 2 0 0 8 (6/3-pres.) 8 (6/3-pres.)Iribarren 16 12 3 1 5 (2x) 0Kivlehan 1 1 0 0 2 (4/6-4/7) 0Lofstrom 0 0 0 0 3 (7/24-pres.) 3 (7/24-pres.)Longhi 5 5 0 0 5 (8/10-8/21) 0V. Martinez 0 0 0 0 2 (8/29-9/1) 0McElroy 5 4 1 0 5 (8/8-8/12) 0O'Grady 13 11 2 0 7 (8/1-8/8) 0Pennington 2 2 0 0 3 (5/3-5/5) 2 (5/10-pres.)Peterson 36 30 6 0 9 (2x) 0Sanchez 0 0 0 0 2 (4/12-pres.) 2 (4/12-pres.)Sansone 0 0 0 0 1 (9/3) 1 (9/3)Schebler^ 1 0 1 0 2 (7/30-7/31) 0Selsky 15 13 2 0 10 (6/17-6/28) 2 (9/2-pres.)Senzel 17 15 1 1 11 (6/9-pres.) 11 (6/9-pres.)Sparks 3 3 0 0 2 (3x) 0Suarez^ 0 0 0 0 1 (4/24) 0Trahan 25 19 5 1 10 (7/25-8/3) 0Tromp 10 9 1 0 9 (7/16-7/28) 0Tucker 0 0 0 0 2 (8/31-pres.) 2 (8/31-pres.)Turner 2 1 1 0 3 (2x) 1 (7/20-pres.)VanMeter 25 20 5 0 9 (8/19-8/28) 0Williams 23 20 2 1 8 (2x) 5 (7/21-pres.)

Home Run BreakdownPlayer Solo 2R 3R GS Total Tie G-A Last RecCruz 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 6/6 at Paw 1-2Dixon 6 0 0 0 6 2 2 7/17 at Roc 2-4Elizalde 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 4/24 vs Cha 2-0Ervin 3 2 0 0 5 0 4 7/16 at Roc 2-2Federowicz 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 8/18 at Cha 0-1Finnegan (P) 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 5/21 at Ind 0-1Goeddel 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 4/13 at Lhv 0-1Guerrero 14 3 0 0 17 1 4 9/2 vs Ind 11-4D. Herrera 4 1 1 1 7 1 4 7/1 at Tol 2-4R. Herrera 1 2 0 0 3 0 2 4/24 vs Cha 2-1McElroy 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 8/3 at Col 1-0O'Grady 3 5 0 0 8 1 3 9/2 vs Ind 5-3Peterson 12 3 1 0 16 3 5 8/27 at Ind 9-6Selsky 8 2 0 0 10 0 3 9/2 vs Ind 5-5Senzel 3 2 1 0 6 0 1 6/21 vs Dur 2-3Schebler^ 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 7/31 at Tol 1-0Sparks 3 1 0 0 4 1 0 8/31 at Ind 3-1Trahan 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 8/18 at Cha 0-2Tromp 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 7/21 at Syr 2-0VanMeter 6 3 1 1 11 0 7 8/30 at Col 9-2Williams 3 2 1 0 6 1 1 7/1 at Tol 3-3

75 29 6 3 113

Runs by Inning1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12+ Ext. Tot

Opp 83 60 87 82 57 88 58 65 38 9 0 0 9 627Bats 82 69 65 74 63 53 41 72 49 7 1 0 9 576

Quality Starts [36-12]Pitcher, Team Record in Quality Starts

Team BattingMost Hits...............................................................20 (6/9 at Swb)Fewest Hits..........................................................1 (8/13 at Gwn)Most Runs............................................................14 (8/27 at Ind)Most Runs, Inning.........................6 (3x, Last: 4th, 6/25 at Col)Most Home Runs..................................................5 (6/27 at Col)Most LOB..............................................13 (2x, Last: 6/9 at Swb)Most Walks.............................................8 (3x, Last: 8/27 at Ind)Most Strikeouts..................................................17 (5/15 at Dur)

Team Pitching/Fielding Fewest Hits Allowed.......................2 (2x, Last: 7/24 vs Buf G1)Most Hits Allowed.............................................20 (6/22 vs Nor)Most Runs Allowed...........................................16 (6/22 vs Nor)Most Runs Allowed, Inning........................8 (5th, 7/16 at Roc)Most Home Runs Allowed...................................6 (5/13 vs Tol)Most Walks Issued.............................................10 (7/27 vs Roc)Most Strikeouts.....................................................18 (7/5 at Ind)Most Errors.............................................................5 (5/5 at Nor)

Bailey^ (2-1)DeSclafani^ (0-1)Finnegan (1-1)Lopez (6-3)Mahle (2-1)

Mella (1-0)Nicolino (7-2)Reed (5-0)Sims (1-1)Stephens (0-1)

Stephenson (11-1)

Bats Starters & Relievers W-L ERA IP ER HR

SP 36-52 4.26 722.1 342 88

RP 25-24 4.09 475.0 216 44

Catchers' ERA

Catcher GS IC ER ERA

Boulware 5 44.0 25 5.11

Cruz 15 134.2 67 4.48

Federowicz 19 169.0 80 4.26

Hudson 15 127.1 73 5.16

Iribarren 0 1.0 0 0.00

Lofstrom 3 25.0 8 2.88

V.Martinez 6 57.0 29 4.58

Sanchez 1 8.0 13 14.63

Tromp 50 434.0 185 3.84

Turner 22 197.1 78 3.56

Catchers' Caught Stealing %

Catcher SB CS %

Boulware 6 2 25%

Cruz 10 4 29%

Federowicz 8 4 33%

Hudson 11 4 27%

Lofstrom 4 0 0%

V.Martinez 8 3 27%

Sanchez 2 0 0%

Tromp 33 21 39%

Turner 19 6 24%

Save Opportunities [32/57]Pitcher, Saves/Save Opportunities

Team MiscellaneousLongest Winning Streak........................ 9 (7/17-7/25)Longest Losing Streak..............................6 (5/1-5/6)Current Streak........................................................ L1Longest Game By Innings....................... 11 (5/31 vs Swb)Longest Game By Time (9 Inn.).......... 3:39 (6/27 at Col)Longest Game By Time (All)............... 3:44 (5/31 vs Swb F/11)Shortest Game By Time (9+ Inn.).................2:03 (8/2 at Col)Shortest Game By Time (7 Inn.)......................1:45 (7/24 vs Buf G1)Most Games Over .500........................................... 0Most Games Under .500.......................................20Biggest Lead in IL West......................................... TiedBiggest Deficit in IL West...................................... 15.5 GBBiggest Comeback Win................3 runs (3x, Last: 8/24 vs Ind)Biggest Blown Lead in Loss...........5 runs (2x, Last: 5/3 at Nor)Bats When They Score First/Out-Hit Opp.......... 42-27/43-14Bats When Leading...After 6th/7th/8th.......... 43-11/45-5/51-4Walkoff Wins & Losses.......................................... 6-4Come-From-Behind Wins.................................... 25Losses After Leading.............................................. 31

Quackenbush (25/30)Rainey (3/6)Reed (0/1)Reyes (0/1)Rowen (0/1)

Brice (1/1)Crockett (0/2)Finnegan (0/1)Herget (0/4)Neal (1/2)

Stephens^ (0/1)Tapia (1/4)Weiss (1/2)Wisler (0/1)

Individual Batting Highs & LowsMost Hits, game, Lou.................6x, 4 (Last: Iribarren, 8/26 at Ind)Most Hits, game, Opp............2x, 5 (Last: Nunez, 6/22 vs Nor)Most Runs, game, Lou..............3x, 4 (Last: Trahan, 7/20 at Syr)Most Runs, game, Opp............2x, 4 (Mullins/Stewart, 6/22 vs Nor)Most 2Bs game, Lou...............12x, 2 (Last: Selsky, 8/30 at Col) Most 2Bs, game, Opp.............................Phillips, 3 (8/8 vs Paw)Most 3Bs, game, Lou................................Ervin, 2 (6/3 vs Gwn) Most 3Bs, game, Opp......................1 (Last: Wood, 8/27 at Ind)Most HRs, game, Lou..........6x, 2 (Last: Guerrero, 7/30 at Tol)Most HRs, game, Opp..............8x, 2 (Last: Haase, 8/28 at Col)Most RBI, game, Lou...........2x, 5 (Last: Guerrero, 8/27 at Ind)Most RBI, game, Opp..........................McBride, 6 (4/12 at Lhv)Most SB, game, Lou..............4x, 2 (Last: McElroy, 8/25 vs Ind)Most SB, game, Opp.......................D.Santana, 3 (8/14 at Gwn)

Individual Pitching/Fielding Highs & Lows Most Strikeouts, game, Lou...........Stephenson, 13 (8/3 at Col)Most Strikeouts, game, Opp..........B.Wilson, 13 (8/15 at Gwn)Most Walks, game, Lou................Stephenson, 8 (4/25 vs Cha)Most Walks, game, Opp..... .....................Turley, 5 (6/15 at Tol)Longest Winning Streak..................Stephenson, 5 (6/25-7/24)Longest Losing Streak..................2x, 4 (Last: Reed, 5/10-5/29)Longest Outing.......................2x, 8.2ip (Last: Reed, 8/2 at Col)Most Errors............................2x, 3 (Last: Peterson, 7/21 at Syr)

BattingHit for the Cycle.....................................Brandon Dixon (7/17/18 at ROC)Grand Slam............................................Dilson Herrera (7/1/18 at TOL)Inside-the-Park HR........................... D.J. Peterson (7/31/18 at TOL)Lead-Off HR............................Josh VanMeter (8/24/18 vs IND) [1st pitch]Pinch-Hit HR.........................Rob Brantly (5/28/17 at LHV) 5-Hit Game.............................Scott Schebler (7/26/16 vs. CHA)6-Hit Game...............Mark Budzinski (6/6/03 vs. RMD, 18inn) 2-HR Game............................Gabriel Guerrero (7/30/18 at TOL)3-HR Game.................................Brandon Dixon (8/20/17 vs. ROC) 4-Double Game.........................Zack Cozart (4/30/11 vs. NOR)2-Triple Game.............................Phillip Ervin (6/3/18 vs GWN)Walk-off hit..............................Gabriel Guerrero, single (8/24/18 vs IND)Walk-Off HR..........................Adam Brett Walker (8/28/17 g2 vs. IND)HR by Pitcher.......................Brandon Finnegan, 2-run (5/21/18 at IND)Steal of Home..........................Eugenio Suarez (4/24/15 at COL)3-SB Game..............................Billy Hamilton (6/11/13 vs. DUR)

Pitching9-Inning CG No-Hitter..........Never9-Inning Team No-Hitter...... Cingrani (4.0), Holmberg (3.0), LeCure (2.0) (7/12/15 at TOL)7-Inning CG No-Hitter.......... Larry Luebbers (5/14g1/00 at CHA)9-Inning CG 1-Hitter............. Lee Tunnell (6/21/88 vs. Maine) 9-inning Team One Hitter.... Reed (7.0), Delabar (2.0) (5/1/16 vs. DUR) 7-Inning CG 1-Hitter..............Steve Kelly (5/17g1/07 at TOL) 9-Inning CG SHO................. .Michael Lorenzen (8/16/15 vs. NOR) 7-Inning CG SHO................. .Robert Stephenson (7/24/18 G1 vs. BUF)10+ K Game..........................Robert Stephenson, 13 (8/3/18 at COL)

MiscellaneousTriple Play......................... Encarnacion-Pelaez-Bell (5-4-3, 7/20/05 at PAW)

Bullpen EfficiencyPitcher IR IR Sc % Stranded

Astin 2 2 0%Brice 8 3 63%Crockett 19 5 74%De Paula 2 2 0%Finnegan 7 4 43%Herget 15 9 40%Lopez 1 0 100%Mitchell 10 5 50%Neal 9 4 56%Peralta 4 0 100%Quackenbush 18 7 61%Rainey 14 3 79%Reyes 2 0 100%Rowen 10 5 50%Stephens 1 0 100%Tapia 16 8 50%Wisler 2 1 50%Totals 140 58 59%

Last Time Louisville Did It

Record by Batting Order and PositionPlayer 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DHBlandino 1-2 - - - - - - - - - - - 1-2 - - - - -Boulware - - - - - - 0-1 1-2 0-1 1-4 - - - - - - - -Cruz - - - 0-1 2-2 - 2-4 3-4 - 6-10 0-1 - - - - - - 1-0Dixon - 0-1 8-15 1-8 3-2 2-4 0-1 - - - 3-11 6-6 2-3 - 3-7 - 1-1 0-3Elizalde 0-1 - 2-3 4-1 1-4 0-1 - - - - - - - - - - 6-9 1-1Ervin 1-5 13-13 2-2 2-0 1-4 1-1 1-1 - - - - - - - 17-17 3-4 1-2 0-1Federowicz - - - - 4-3 3-7 1-3 - - 8-11 - 0-1 - - - - - 0-1Goeddel 5-6 0-1 - - - 1-1 - 0-3 1-3 - - - - - 5-11 2-2 0-3 -Gosselin - - - - 0-2 1-0 - - - - - 0-1 - - - - - 1-1Guerrero - - 20-18 13-19 4-2 3-9 8-6 0-1 - - - - - - - 6-9 41-46 1-0D. Herrera 3-2 4-6 9-12 - 2-4 1-5 - - - - - 16-18 3-8 - - - - 0-3R. Herrera 2-0 0-1 5-12 1-1 - - - - - - - 2-1 2-4 - 2-4 1-2 1-3 -Hudson - - - - - - 2-4 4-4 0-1 6-9 - - - - - - - -Iribarren 2-3 5-7 3-4 1-2 1-4 5-9 6-6 - 0-1 0-1 9-13 4-2 - - 1-0 - - 9-20Kivlehan - - - 3-3 1-0 2-0 0-2 - - - 4-3 - 0-1 - 1-0 - - 0-1Lofstrom - - - - - - - - 2-1 2-1 - - - - - - - -Longhi - - - - - 1-3 6-2 4-5 - - 7-6 - - - 3-3 - 0-1 1-0V. Martinez - - - - - - - 1-3 1-1 2-4 - - - - - - - -McElroy 7-6 1-1 - - - - 2-1 5-1 5-7 - - - - - 8-3 10-13 - 1-0O'Grady 1-6 1-0 1-2 10-10 6-0 - - - - - 7-4 - - - 11-13 1-1 - 1-0Pennington - 0-3 - 1-0 0-2 0-1 0-1 - - - - - 1-4 0-2 - - - 0-1Peterson - - - 13-20 22-29 9-9 2-2 - - - 13-22 - 21-28 - - - - 12-10Sanchez - - - - - - 0-1 - - 0-1 - - - - - - - -Sansone - 0-1 - - - - 1-1 - - - - 1-1 - 0-1 - - - -Schebler^ 2-1 - 3-2 - - - - - - - - - - - 1-0 - 1-0 3-3Selsky - 0-1 0-1 10-10 3-8 11-12 9-5 1-1 - - 18-16 - - - 1-2 - 8-11 7-9Senzel 5-7 9-13 5-5 - - - - - - - - 10-19 9-5 0-1 - - - -Sparks - - - 0-1 1-1 2-2 2-6 9-7 2-1 - - 2-0 14-18 - - - - -Suarez^ - - 2-0 - - - - - - - - - 2-0 - - - - -Sweet - - - - - - - 0-1 - - - - - - 0-1 - - -Trahan 0-3 24-21 - - - - - 10-15 24-32 - - 1-1 - 57-70 - - - -Tromp - - 1-0 - 3-1 4-3 7-6 9-16 1-0 24-26 - - - - - - - 1-0Tucker - - - 1-0 0-1 - - - - - - - - - 0-1 - 1-0 -Turner - - - - - 1-0 3-6 8-3 - 12-9 - - - - - - - -VanMeter 7-8 3-4 - 1-0 6-4 6-5 6-10 6-9 5-7 - - 19-26 6-3 4-2 8-14 - 1-0 2-2Williams 25-26 1-3 - - 1-3 8-4 3-7 0-1 0-1 - - - - - - 38-45 - -Pitchers - - - - - - - - 20-21 - - - - - - - - -

Miscellaneous Hitting Opening Day Roster

Player 2B 3B HP TotalBlandino 1-1 - - 1-1Dixon 7-10 2-2 - 9-12Elizalde 2-3 0-1 - 2-4Ervin 9-16 1-1 - 10-17Goeddel 1-2 - - 1-2Guerrero 1-4 - - 1-4D. Herrera 0-1 - - 0-1R. Herrera 2-3 - - 2-3Iribarren 0-1 - - 0-1Kivlehan 1-1 - - 1-1Longhi 1-1 - - 1-1McElroy 10-13 - - 10-13O'Grady 5-9 - - 5-9Peterson 2-3 - - 2-3Selsky 1-4 - - 1-4Senzel 8-9 0-1 - 8-10Sparks 1-1 - - 1-1Trahan 5-7 1-1 0-1 6-9Tromp 2-3 0-1 - 2-4VanMeter 5-7 0-1 - 5-8Williams 5-13 - - 5-13

Totals 69-113 4-8 0-1 73-122 (60%)

Multi-HR Efforts (6) Opp. Multi-HR Efforts (8)Senzel (6/21 vs Dur) McBride, 2 (4/12 at Lhv)D.Herrera (6/27 at Col) Cozens, 2 (4/13 at Lhv)Ervin (6/27 at Col) R. Rodriguez, 2 (4/28 at Tol)Guerrero (7/15 vs Col) R. Rodriguez, 2 (5/13 vs Tol)Peterson (7/25 vs Buf) Stewart, 2 (5/13 vs Tol)Guerrero (7/30 at Tol) Coats, 2 (5/25 vs Dur)Lead-off HR (4) Choi, 2 (6/21 vs Dur)Goeddel (4/13 at Lhv) Haase, 2 (8/28 at Col)Williams (6/24 vs Nor) Opp. Lead-Off HR (5)McElroy (8/3 at Col) R. Rodriguez (5/11 vs Tol)VanMeter (8/24 vs Ind) Moroff (5/23 at Ind)Grand Slams (3) Motter (7/16 at Roc)Cruz (5/3 at Nor) Buxton (7/27 vs Roc)VanMeter (6/20 vs Dur) Maggi (8/5 at Paw)D.Herrera (7/1 at Tol) Opp. Grand Slams (3)Back-to-back HR (2) McBride (4/12 at Lhv, Rowen)Peterson/Williams (6/13 vs Col, 8th) Susac (6/22 vs Nor, Finnegan)Ervin/D.Herrera (6/27 at Col, 6th) Haase (7/13 vs Col, Quackenbush)Inside-the-Park HR (2) Opp. Back-to-Back HR (2)Senzel (4/30 vs Col) Rodriguez/Stewart (5/13 vs Tol, 6th)Peterson (7/31 at Tol) Wong/Coats (5/25 vs Dur, 4th)Walk-Off Wins (6) Opp. Inside-the-Park HR (0)Goeddel, Single (4/7 vs Tol) Opp. Pinch Hit HR (2)Sac Bunt/E5, Selsky scores (4/25 vs Cha) Mathisen (5/10 vs Ind, Crockett)Trahan, Single (5/31 vs Swb) Avery (8/14 at Gwn, Mahle)Williams, Single (6/23 vs Nor)Trahan, Single (7/29 vs Roc)Guerrero, Single (8/24 vs Ind)

Stolen Base BreakdownPinch Hitting

Player AB H AVG HR RBI

Dixon 2 2 1.000 0 0Elizalde 2 1 .500 0 1Ervin 0 0 .000 0 0Federowicz 1 0 .000 0 0Finnegan 3 0 .000 0 0Goeddel 1 0 .000 0 0D. Herrera 1 0 .000 0 0R. Herrera 1 0 .000 0 0Hudson 1 1 1.000 0 0Iribarren 19 6 .316 0 0Kivlehan 4 0 .000 0 0Longhi 7 2 .286 0 0Mahle 0 0 .000 0 0O'Grady 4 2 .500 0 0Pennington 0 0 .000 0 0Peterson 6 1 .167 0 1Rainey 1 0 .000 0 0Sanchez 1 0 .000 0 0Selsky 5 2 .400 0 1Sparks 1 0 .000 0 0VanMeter 6 0 .000 0 0Williams 2 0 .000 0 0Totals 68 17 .250 0 3

Miscellaneous PitchingBold - W/CIN, Italics - not on active roster at end of 2018

Records & Streaks

Starting Pitchers Top 5 Game Scores89: Reed (8/2 at Col)

82: Stephenson (7/5 at Ind)81: Stephenson (8/3 at Col)

81: Reed (7/28 vs Roc)77: Stephenson (7/24 vs Buf G1)

77: Mella (7/22 at Syr)77: Stephenson (4/11 vs Col)

Shutouts (5)5/27 vs Dur: Lopez (6.0), Herget (2.0), Tapia (1.0)

7/18 at Roc: Bailey (7.0), Herget (1.0), Quackenbush (1.0)7/20 at Syr: Nicolino (7.0), Peralta (1.0), Herget (1.0)

7/24 vs Buf G1: Stephenson (7.0, CG)7/31 at Tol: Lopez (7.0), Reyes (1.0)...rain-shortened

Complete Games (1)7/24 vs Buf G1: Stephenson (7.0ip)

No-Hitters (0)IL Pitcher of the Week (2)

6/25-7/1: Quackenbush7/23-7/29: Stephenson

Home...........................32-38Road............................29-38Day...............................10-15Night............................51-61vs. RHS........................39-54vs. LHS.........................22-22Series Record............12-21-7vs. +.500.......................33-47

.500.............................4-5vs. -.500........................24-24Extra Innings...................7-61-Run Games...............16-212-Run Games...............13-153-Run Games.................10-8Lowest GT Temp..............41 Highest GT Temp..............95Doubleheaders................2-2

April...............................9-11May................................8-22June..............................14-13July...............................16-12August..........................13-16September.......................1-2Before AS Break..........35-50After AS Break.............26-26Shutouts..........................6-5Hit a HR......................42-34No HR hit....................19-42Allow a HR..................26-48No HR Allowed...........35-28vs. AL affiliates............41-55vs. NL affiliates............20-21Rain-Shortened..............2-0

Ejections (6)1. 4/14 at Lhv: MGR Pat Kelly (8th, Bacchus)2. 4/27 at Tol: MGR Dick Schofield (4th, Ramos)3. 7/26 vs Buf: MGR Dick Schofield (4th, Clark)4. 7/27 vs Roc: LHP Brandon Finnegan (6th, Gibbs)5. 8/5 at Col: LHP Justin Nicolino (4th, Gibbs)6. 8/16 at Cha: LHP Justin Nicolino (4th, Clark)

Pitchers (12)Barrett AstinKyle CrockettDylan Floro

Jimmy HergetJose Lopez

Evan MitchellJustin NicolinoTanner Rainey

Ben RowenJackson StephensRobert Stephenson

Zack Weiss

Catchers (2)Tony Cruz

Stuart Turner

Infielders (7)Alex Blandino

Brandon DixonRosell Herrera

Hernan IribarrenD.J. PetersonNick Senzel

Blake Trahan

Outfielders (4)Sebastian Elizalde

Tyler GoeddelPatrick KivlehanMason Williams

No. Date +/- Player Transaction

1. 4/9 Add^ Brandon Finnegan Placed on Rehab Assignment

2. 4/9 Add Steve Selsky Signed as Free Agent

3. 4/9 Delete Alex Blandino Recalled to CIN

4. 4/9 Delete Zack Weiss Recalled to CIN

5. 4/9 Add Tony Sanchez Transferred from Billings

6. 4/10 Delete Tanner Rainey Contract selected by CIN

7. 4/10 Add Domingo Tapia Transferred from Pensacola

8. 4/13 Delete Dylan Floro Contract selected by CIN

9. 4/13 Add Tanner Rainey Optioned to Louisville

10. 4/13 Add Rafael De Paula Transferred from Pensacola

11. 4/14 Delete^ Brandon Finnegan Returned from Rehab, CIN

12. 4/14 Add Zack Weiss Optioned to Louisville

13. 4/14 Delete Tony Sanchez Transferred to Billings

14. 4/15 Add^ Scott Schebler Placed on Rehab Assignment

15. 4/15 Delete Rafael De Paula Transferred to Pensacola

16. 4/16 Delete^ Scott Schebler Transferred to Pensacola, Rehab

17. 4/17 Add Zach Neal Acquired in Trade from Dodgers

18. 4/19 Delete Hernan Iribarren Transferred to Billings

19. 4/20 Add^ David Hernandez Placed on Rehab Assignment

20. 4/20 Add Cody Reed Optioned to Louisville

21. 4/22 Add^ Kevin Shackelford Placed on Rehab Assignment

22. 4/23 Delete Barrett Astin Released

23. 4/24 Add^ Eugenio Suarez Placed on Rehab Assignment

24. 4/24 Delete^ Kevin Shackelford Left Rehab, CIN

25. 4/26 Delete^ Eugenio Suarez Left Rehab, CIN

26. 4/26 Delete Rosell Herrera Contract selected by CIN

27. 4/26 Delete Evan Mitchell Transferred to Pensacola

28. 4/26 Add Phillip Ervin Optioned to Louisville

29. 4/26 Add Kevin Quackenbush Outrighted to Louisville

30. 4/27 Delete^ David Hernandez Left Rehab, CIN

31. 4/29 Add Cliff Pennington Outrighted to Louisville

32. 4/29 Delete Patrick Kivlehan Released

33. 4/30 Add Phil Gosselin Optioned to Louisville

34. 4/30 Delete Phillip Ervin Transferred to Disabled List

35. 4/30 Delete Zack Weiss Transferred to Disabled List

36. 4/30 Add Hernan Iribarren Transferred from Billings

37. 5/2 Delete Sebastian Elizalde Loaned to Monterrey (Mex.)

38. 5/3 Delete Phil Gosselin Waived, Claimed by ATL

39. 5/3 Add Dilson Herrera Transferred from Daytona

40. 5/4 Delete Tanner Rainey Recalled by CIN

41. 5/4 Add Evan Mitchell Transferred from Pensacola

42. 5/4 Add Joe Hudson Transferred from Billings


44. 5/7 Add Gabby Guerrero Transferred from Pensacola

45. 5/7 Delete Jackson Stephens Recalled by CIN

46. 5/7 Delete Stuart Turner Transferred to Disabled List

47. 5/8 Add Kevin Shackelford Optioned to Louisville

48. 5/8 Add Morgan Lofstrom Transferred from Dayton

49. 5/8 Delete Ben Rowen Released

50. 5/8 Delete Tony Cruz Contract selected by CIN


51. 5/8 Delete Nick Senzel Transferred to Disabled List

52. 5/9 Delete Morgan Lofstrom Transferred to Dayton

53. 5/9 Add Garrett Boulware Transferred from Pensacola

54. 5/9 Add Josh VanMeter Transferred from Pensacola

55. 5/12 Delete Joe Hudson Transferred to Disabled List

56. 5/12 Add Chadwick Tromp Transferred from Pensacola

57. 5/13 Add Brandon Finnegan Optioned to Louisville

58. 5/13 Delete Tyler Goeddel Released

59. 5/17 Delete Cliff Pennington Granted Free Agency

60. 5/18 Add Phillip Ervin Reinstated from Disabled List

61. 5/19 Delete Kevin Shackelford Recalled to CIN (26th man)

62. 5/19 Add Joe Hudson Reinstated from Disabled List

63. 5/19 Add Kevin Shackelford Returned to LOU (26th man)

64. 5/22 Add Rosell Herrera Optioned to LOU

65. 5/22 Delete Brandon Dixon Contract selected by CIN

66. 5/22 Delete Kevin Shackelford Transferred to Disabled List

67. 5/23 Delete Tanner Rainey Recalled to CIN


69. 5/25 Add^ Anthony DeSclafani Rehab, Transferred from PEN

70. 5/29 Add Nick Senzel Reinstated from Disabled List

71. 5/29 Delete Garrett Boulware Voluntarily Retired

72. 5/30 Add Tanner Rainey Optioned to LOU

73. 5/30 Delete Steve Selsky Transferred to Disabled List

74. 6/1 Delete Rosell Herrera Designated for Assignment

75. 6/2 Add Tony Cruz Optioned to Louisville

76. 6/5 Delete^ Anthony DeSclafani Left Rehab, CIN

77. 6/6 Add Jackson Stephens Optioned to Louisville


79. 6/11 Add^ Homer Bailey Placed on Rehab Assignment

80. 6/11 Add Steve Selsky Reinstated from Disabled List

81. 6/11 Delete Tony Cruz Transferred to Disabled List

82. 6/15 Delete^ Homer Bailey Left Rehab, CIN

83. 6/19 Add Austin Brice Optioned to Louisville

84. 6/19 Delete Jackson Stephens Recalled by CIN

85. 6/21 Add Nick Longhi Transferred from Pensacola

86. 6/21 Add Wandy Peralta Optioned to Louisville

87. 6/21 Delete Phillip Ervin Recalled by CIN

88. 6/21 Delete Kyle Crockett Contract selected by CIN

89. 6/21 Delete Tony Cruz Released

90. 6/23 Add^ Homer Bailey Placed on Rehab Assignment

91. 6/23 Delete Nick Senzel Transferred to Disabled List

92. 6/24 Add Phillip Ervin Optioned to Louisville

93. 6/30 Add Stuart Turner Reinstated from Disabled List

94. 6/30 Delete Joe Hudson Traded to LAA

95. 7/4 Delete Tanner Rainey Recalled by CIN

96. 7/4 Delete Cody Reed Recalled by CIN

97. 7/4 Delete Zach Neal Traded to LAD

98. 7/4 Add Zack Weiss Reinstated from Disabled List

99. 7/4 Add Brandon Dixon Optioned to Louisville

100. 7/5 Add Cody Reed Optioned to Louisville

LOUISVILLE TRANSACTIONS (167)


101. 7/5 Add Keury Mella Transferred from Pensacola

102. 7/6 Delete Dilson Herrera Contract selected by CIN


104. 7/13 Delete Austin Brice Recalled by CIN

105. 7/16 Add C.J. McElroy Transferred from Pensacola

106. 7/16 Add Jesus Reyes Transferred from Pensacola

107. 7/16 Delete Nick Longhi Transferred to Disabled List

108. 7/16 Delete Evan Mitchell Transferred to Disabled List

109. 7/20 Delete Phillip Ervin Recalled by CIN

110. 7/20 Add Brian O'Grady Transferred from Pensacola

111. 7/21 Delete Brandon Dixon Recalled by CIN

112. 7/21 Delete Stuart Turner Transferred to Disabled List

113. 7/21 Add Morgan Lofstrom Transferred from Daytona

114. 7/24 Delete^ Homer Bailey Left Rehab, CIN

115. 7/25 Add^ Scott Schebler Placed on Rehab Assignment

116. 7/25 Add Taylor Sparks Transferred from Pensacola

117. 7/26 Delete Mason Williams Contract selected by CIN

118. 7/27 Add Evan Mitchell Reinstated from Disabled List


120. 7/27 Delete Keury Mella Recalled by CIN

121. 7/27 Delete Wandy Peralta Recalled by CIN

122. 7/28 Add Nick Longhi Reinstated from Disabled List


124. 7/29 Delete Zack Weiss Transferred to Pensacola


126. 7/31 Add Kyle Crockett Outrighted to Louisville

127. 7/31 Add^ Jackson Stephens Placed on Rehab Assignment

128. 8/1 Delete Evan Mitchell Released

129. 8/1 Add Matt Wisler Optioned to Louisville

130. 8/2 Add Lucas Sims Optioned to Louisville

131. 8/2 Delete Steve Selsky Placed on Disabled List

132. 8/3 Delete^ Scott Schebler Left Rehab, CIN

133. 8/3 Add Tim Federowicz Signed as Free Agent

134. 8/3 Delete Jesus Reyes Recalled by CIN

135. 8/3 Delete Morgan Lofstrom Transferred to Daytona

136. 8/4 Delete Austin Brice Recalled to CIN (26th man)

137. 8/5 Add Austin Brice Returned to LOU (26th man)

138. 8/5 Add Tyler Mahle Optioned to Louisville

139. 8/6 Delete Robert Stephenson Recalled by CIN

140. 8/6 Add Jesus Reyes Optioned to Louisville

141. 8/13 Delete Cody Reed Recalled by CIN

142. 8/13 Add Keury Mella Optioned to Louisville

143. 8/13 Add Valentin Martinez Transferred to Louisville

144. 8/14 Add Steve Selsky Reinstated from Disabled List

145. 8/14 Delete Chadwick Tromp Placed on Disabled List

146. 8/16 Delete Justin Nicolino Placed on Disabled List

147. 8/19 Delete Domingo Tapia Placed on Temporary Inactive List

148. 8/22 Add Justin Nicolino Reinstated from Disabled List

149. 8/25 Add Domingo Tapia Reinstated from TI List

150. 8/25 Delete Jesus Reyes Trasnferred to Pensacola


151. 8/27 Delete Keury Mella Placed on Disabled List

152. 8/27 Add Juan Martinez Transferred from Pensacola

153. 8/29 Delete^ Jackson Stephens Left Rehab, CIN

154. 8/30 Delete Austin Brice Recalled to Cincinnati

155. 8/31 Delete C.J. McElroy Transferred to Disabled List

156. 8/31 Delete Matt Wisler Recalled to Cincinnati

157. 8/31 Add Preston Tucker Optioned to Cincinnati

158. 8/31 Add Rob Wooten Transferred from AZL Reds

159. 8/31 Add Rookie Davis Outrighted to Louisville


161. 9/1 Delete Blake Trahan Contract selected by CIN

162. 9/1 Delete Lucas Sims Recalled to Cincinnati

163. 9/1 Delete Rookie Davis Transferred to Dayton

164. 9/1 Add John Sansone Transferred from Daytona

165. 9/1 Add Wendolyn Bautista Transferred from Daytona

166. 9/3 Delete Josh VanMeter Transferred to Disabled List

167. 9/3 Add Daniel Sweet Transferred from Pensacola

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2018 Day-By-Day ResultsG Date Opp. Score

WinningPitcher

Losing Pitcher

Save Rec. Pos. GB Att.

1 4/6 vs TOL L, 4-6 Alcantara (1-0) Stephenson (0-1) Reininger (1) 0-1 T-3 1.0 79662 4/7 vs TOL W, 4-3 Weiss (1-0) Montgomery (0-1) - 1-1 T-1 - 51563 4/8 vs TOL L, 1-2 Lewicki (1-0) Lopez (0-1) Reininger (2) 1-2 T-3 1.0 44104 4/9 vs COL L, 1-7 Wilk (1-0) Finnegan (0-1) - 1-3 4 2.0 39645 4/10 vs COL W, 7-1 Nicolino (1-0) Leathersich (0-1) - 2-3 T-2 2.0 39706 4/11 vs COL W, 8-2 Stephenson (1-1) Morimando (1-1) - 3-3 T-2 1.0 41587 4/12 at LHV L, 1-13 Eflin (2-0) Stephens (0-1) - 3-4 T-3 2.0 90458 4/13 at LHV L, 5-9 Eshelman (1-1) Lopez (0-2) - 3-5 T-3 2.0 91129 4/14 at LHV L, 6-7 Casimiro (1-0) Tapia (0-1) Beato (3) 3-6 4 3.0 940510 4/15 at LHV W, 5-4 (10) Herget (1-0) Curtis (0-1) Weiss (1) 4-6 4 3.0 7135- 4/16 at BUF CANCELLED (Rain) --- --- -- T-3 3.0 ---- 4/17 at BUF PPD (Make-up: 7/24) --- --- -- 3 3.5 ---- 4/18 at BUF CANCELLED (Incl. We.) --- --- -- T-3 4.0 ---

11 4/20 vs SYR L, 1-7 Fedde (1-0) Stephenson (1-2) - 4-7 4 5.0 5516

12 4/21 vs SYR W, 8-5 Neal (1-0) Suero (0-1) Rainey (1) 5-7 4 5.0 1465813 4/22 vs SYR L, 2-3 (10) Smith (1-1) Herget (1-1) - 5-8 4 5.0 508714 4/23 vs CHA L, 3-5 Roach (3-0) Nicolino (1-1) Scahill (1) 5-9 4 5.5 382715 4/24 vs CHA W, 5-1 Tapia (1-1) Pinto (0-1) - 6-9 4 5.5 475516 4/25 vs CHA W, 2-1 (10) Weiss (2-0) Scahill (1-1) - 7-9 4 5.0 602717 4/27 at TOL W, 9-6 Stephens (1-1) Carpenter (0-3) Rainey (2) 8-9 3 4.0 484618 4/28 at TOL L, 5-6 Alcantara (3-0) Tapia (1-2) Coleman (5) 8-10 T-3 5.0 524919 4/29 at TOL L, 1-6 Hardy (3-0) Nicolino (1-2) Aumont (1) 8-11 4 6.0 539220 4/30 vs COL W, 7-2 Crockett (1-0) Morimando (1-3) Tapia (1) 9-11 T-3 5.0 427221 5/1 vs COL L, 6-10 Fife (1-3) Stephenson (1-3) - 9-12 4 5.0 473922 5/2 vs COL L, 3-5 (10) Milbrath (1-0) Herget (1-2) Sulser (1) 9-13 4 6.0 594223 5/3 at NOR L, 5-6 (10) Marinez (1-3) Rowen (0-1) - 9-14 4 6.0 325824 5/4 at NOR L, 4-5 Edgin (3-0) Mitchell (0-1) - 9-15 4 6.0 718825 5/5 at NOR L, 3-8 Faulkner (2-0) Rowen (0-2) - 9-16 4 6.0 626926 5/6 at NOR L, 1-2 Melville (4-0) Stephenson (1-4) Hart (3) 9-17 4 7.0 318327 5/7 vs IND W, 3-1 Neal (2-0) Coley (1-2) Quackenbush (1) 10-17 4 7.0 415628 5/8 vs IND L, 2-5 Sadler (1-2) Lopez (0-3) Hellweg (5) 10-18 4 8.0 620229 5/9 vs IND W, 4-3 Tapia (2-2) McRae (0-4) Quackenbush (2) 11-18 4 8.0 883330 5/10 vs IND L, 1-7 Brubaker (1-0) Reed (0-1) - 11-19 4 9.0 639931 5/11 vs TOL W, 2-1 Stephenson (2-4) Lewicki (3-3) Quackenbush (3) 12-19 4 8.0 850132 5/12 vs TOL L, 4-8 Voelker (2-2) Neal (2-1) - 12-20 4 9.0 892933 5/13 vs TOL L, 4-10 Ladwig (5-0) Lopez (0-4) - 12-21 4 10.0 562234 5/15 at DUR L, 1-3 Kolarek, 3-0 Rainey, 0-1 - 12-22 4 11.0 403735 5/16 at DUR L, 4-6 Kittredge, 1-0 Finnegan, 0-2 Gibaut, 2 12-23 4 12.0 461236 5/17 at DUR L, 1-4 (7) Nuno, 3-1 Reed, 0-2 Wood, 2 12-24 4 13.0 522037 5/18 at NOR W, 4-2 Stephenson, 3-4 Melville, 5-1 Quackenbush , 4 13-24 4 13.0 5556- 5/19 at NOR PPD (Make-up: 5/20) --- --- -- 4 12.5 ---38 5/20 at NOR, 1 L, 1-3 (7) Wojcie., 2-1 Lopez, 0-5 Marinez, 5 13-25 4 13.0 -39 5/20 at NOR, 2 L, 5-6 (7) Meisinger, 1-0 Tapia, 2-3 Rodriguez, 1 13-26 4 14.0 437540 5/21 at IND L, 2-3 Brubaker, 2-0 Finnegan, 0-3 Hellweg, 8 13-27 4 14.0 568741 5/22 at IND L, 3-5 Sadler, 3-2 Reed, 0-3 Hellweg, 9 13-28 4 14.0 1227942 5/23 at IND W, 10-2 Stephenson, 4-4 Coley, 1-3 - 14-28 4 14.0 690143 5/24 at IND L, 0-4 Eppler, 4-2 Neal, 2-2 - 14-29 4 15.0 1080544 5/25 vs DUR L, 1-8 Hu, 1-3 DeSclafani, 0-1 - 14-30 4 15.0 726345 5/26 vs DUR W, 5-3 Nicolino, 2-2 Lee, 0-1 Quackenbush , 5 15-30 4 14.0 936946 5/27 vs DUR W, 5-0 Lopez, 1-5 Weber, 0-2 - 16-30 4 13.0 793347 5/28 vs DUR L, 1-5 Moore, 1-0 Finnegan, 0-4 - 16-31 4 14.0 575848 5/29 vs SWB L, 0-4 Rogers, 5-3 Reed, 0-4 - 16-32 4 14.0 544249 5/30 vs SWB L, 1-3 Hale, 1-2 DeSclafani, 0-2 Harvey, 1 16-33 4 15.0 456250 5/31 vs SWB W, 5-4 (11) Mitchell, 1-1 Gallegos, 0-1 - 17-33 4 15.0 505951 6/1 vs GWN W, 3-1 Tapia, 3-3 Phillips, 2-3 Quackenbush , 6 18-33 4 15.0 753452 6/2 vs GWN W, 3-1 Lopez, 2-5 Hursh, 1-3 Quackenbush , 7 19-33 4 15.0 673353 6/3 vs GWN W, 7-2 Finnegan, 1-4 Wisler, 1-3 - 20-33 4 14.0 632054 6/5 at PAW W, 7-4 Rainey, 1-1 Martin, 3-2 Quackenbush , 8 21-33 4 14.0 319855 6/6 at PAW L, 1-8 Cuevas, 3-3 Stephenson, 4-5 - 21-34 4 15.0 572156 6/7 at PAW L, 1-5 Shepherd, 4-4 Nicolino, 2-3 - 21-35 4 15.0 751657 6/8 at SWB L, 3-4 Sheffield, 1-2 Lopez, 2-6 Carroll, 5 21-36 4 15.0 1000058 6/9 at SWB W, 9-4 Finnegan, 2-4 Rogers, 5-5 - 22-36 4 14.0 9126- 6/10 at SWB CANCELLED (Rain) --- --- - 4 14.5 -59 6/11 vs COL L, 4-7 Chiang, 1-0 Bailey, 0-1 Kontos, 1 22-37 4 15.5 451360 6/12 vs COL L, 2-6 Bieber, 3-1 Reed, 0-5 Eubank, 2 22-38 4 15.5 564461 6/13 vs COL W, 7-1 Stephenson, 5-5 Talbot, 0-2 - 23-38 4 14.5 516262 6/14 vs COL L, 2-8 Marshall, 1-0 Nicolino, 2-4 - 23-39 4 14.5 708963 6/15 at TOL W, 5-2 Lopez, 3-6 Turley, 5-3 - 24-39 4 13.5 901264 6/16 at TOL L, 4-7 Alcantara, 4-0 Finnegan, 2-5 Barbato, 6 24-40 4 14.5 1080065 6/17 at TOL W, 8-3 Reed, 1-5 Liriano, 0-1 - 25-40 4 13.5 722966 6/19 vs DUR L, 4-8 Weber, 3-3 Stephenson, 5-6 - 25-41 4 14.5 607367 6/20 vs DUR W, 9-6 (8) Nicolino, 3-4 Chirinos, 0-2 - 26-41 4 14.5 753668 6/21 vs DUR L, 3-13 Snow, 4-4 Lopez, 3-7 - 26-42 4 14.5 584769 6/22 vs NOR L, 1-16 Means, 3-1 Finnegan, 2-6 - 26-43 4 15.5 734470 6/23 vs NOR W, 13-12 (10) Rainey, 2-1 Snelten, 0-1 - 27-43 4 15.5 972671 6/24 vs NOR W, 5-1 Reed, 2-5 Ramirez, 3-5 - 28-43 4 14.5 701272 6/25 at COL W, 11-2 Stephenson, 6-5 Peoples, 0-2 Neal, 1 29-43 4 13.5 1177773 6/26 at COL L, 3-5 Talbot, 2-2 Nicolino, 3-5 Beliveau, 2 29-44 4 13.5 810274 6/27 at COL W, 11-10 Rainey, 3-1 Edwards, 0-1 Quackenbush , 9 30-44 4 12.5 914975 6/28 at TOL L, 2-3 Dowdy, 4-3 Bailey, 0-2 Alcantara, 3 30-45 4 13.5 767676 6/29 at TOL L, 4-8 Comer, 3-0 Reed, 2-6 - 30-46 4 14.5 9045

G Date Opp. ScoreWinningPitcher

Losing Pitcher

Save Rec. Pos GB Att.

77 6/30 at TOL W, 6-4 Stephenson, 7-6 Alexander, 2-3 Quackenbush , 10 31-46 4 13.5 10067

78 7/1 at TOL W, 9-6 Peralta, 1-0 Alcantara, 4-1 Quackenbush , 11 32-46 4 12.5 556779 7/2 vs IND L, 1-7 Sadler, 4-3 Finnegan, 2-7 - 32-47 4 12.5 510780 7/3 vs IND W, 3-2 Bailey, 1-2 Brubaker, 4-3 Quackenbush , 12 33-47 4 12.5 1063981 7/4 at IND L, 2-4 Waddell, 3-4 Tapia, 3-4 Sadler, 1 33-48 4 12.5 1438782 7/5 at IND W, 5-2 Stephenson, 8-6 Keller, 0-1 Quackenbush , 13 34-48 4 11.5 541983 7/6 vs TOL L, 2-3 Saupold, 1-0 Reed, 2-7 Houston, 2 34-49 4 12.5 774984 7/7 vs TOL L, 2-5 Cervenka, 1-0 Weiss, 2-1 Reininger, 5 34-50 4 13.5 882185 7/8 vs TOL W, 6-1 Mella, 1-0 Dowdy, 5-4 - 35-50 4 12.5 5368

7/9 ALL-STAR BREAK7/10 ALL-STAR BREAK7/11 TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR GAME

86 7/12 vs COL L, 4-6 DeMasi, 1-0 Reed, 2-8 Edwards, 1 35-51 4 13.5 672787 7/13 vs COL L, 5-9 Taylor, 6-1 Quackenbush,0-1 - 35-52 4 13.5 670588 7/14 vs COL L, 3-6 Talbot, 3-3 Finnegan, 2-8 Kontos, 2 35-53 4 14.0 702289 7/15 vs COL L, 2-8 Wilk, 4-7 Lopez, 3-8 - 35-54 4 14.5 548990 7/16 at ROC L, 6-13 Moya, 1-0 Mella, 1-1 - 35-55 4 14.5 566791 7/17 at ROC W, 12-5 Stephenson, 9-6 Mejia, 5-3 - 36-55 4 13.5 822192 7/18 at ROC W, 2-0 Bailey, 2-2 Curtiss, 2-3 Quackenbush , 14 37-55 4 13.5 913993 7/19 at SYR W, 11-1 Reyes, 1-0 Voth, 4-6 - 38-55 4 13.5 644894 7/20 at SYR W, 5-0 Nicolino, 4-5 Rodriguez, 0-2 - 39-55 4 12.5 568695 7/21 at SYR W, 9-4 Lopez, 4-8 Dragmire, 1-5 - 40-55 4 11.5 598696 7/22 at SYR W, 3-1 Mella, 2-1 Valdez, 3-7 Quackenbush , 15 41-55 4 10.5 403797 7/24g1 vs BUF W, 3-0 Stephenson, 10-6 Estrada, 0-1 - 42-55 4 9.5 721898 7/24g2 at BUF* W, 4-3 (8) Rainey, 4-1 Shafer, 3-3 Quackenbush , 16 43-55 4 9.0 -99 7/25 vs BUF W, 6-2 Nicolino, 5-5 Pannone, 0-2 - 44-55 4 8.5 5748100 7/26 vs BUF L, 3-4 Tepesch, 1-5 Lopez, 4-9 - 44-56 4 9.5 7174101 7/27 vs ROC L, 3-5 Littell, 2-4 Weiss, 2-2 J.Reed, 1 44-57 4 11.0 7607102 7/28 vs ROC W, 5-2 Reed, 3-8 Busenitz, 2-3 Quackenbush , 17 45-57 4 11.0 8625103 7/29 vs ROC W, 3-2 (10) Brice, 1-0 Bard, 1-3 - 46-57 4 10.5 6136104 7/30 at TOL L, 4-6 Carpenter, 2-6 Nicolino, 5-6 Barbato, 7 46-58 4 11.5 7246105 7/31 at TOL W, 2-0 Lopez, 5-9 Alexander, 2-5 - 47-58 4 10.5 6747106 8/1 at TOL W, 5-3 Rainey, 5-1 Barbato, 0-1 Quackenbush , 18 48-58 4 10.5 8681107 8/2 at COL W, 2-1 Reed, 4-8 Chiang, 3-2 Quackenbush , 19 49-58 4 9.5 8545108 8/3 at COL W, 4-0 Stephenson, 11-6 Tomlin, 0-1 - 50-58 4 9.5 9165109 8/4 at COL L, 4-5 (10) Martin, 2-0 Tapia, 3-5 - 50-59 4 10.5 10478110 8/5 at COL L, 8-9 Sulser, 3-3 Finnegan, 2-9 Edwards, 3 50-60 4 10.5 8750111 8/7 vs PAW L, 2-3 J.A.Smith, 3-4 Lopez, 5-10 Poyner, 4 50-61 4 11.5 6282112 8/8 vs PAW W, 6-5 Wisler, 5-4 Scott, 2-3 Quackenbush , 20 51-61 4 11.5 5898113 8/9 vs PAW L, 2-6 Shawaryn, 1-0 Mahle, 0-1 - 51-62 4 12.5 6808

114 8/10 vs LHV W, 5-3 Brice, 2-0 Gilbert, 0-1 Quackenbush , 21 52-62 4 11.5 6516115 8/11 vs LHV L, 6-7 (10) Neris, 2-0 Rainey, 5-2 Beato, 30 52-63 4 11.5 9438116 8/12 vs LHV L, 0-4 Irvin, 11-4 Lopez, 5-11 - 52-64 4 11.5 6796117 8/13 at GWN L, 0-6 Wright, 2-1 Reyes, 1-1 - 52-65 4 12.0 806118 8/14 at GWN L, 4-5 Freeman, 1-0 Brice, 2-1 Webb, 8 52-66 4 12.0 974119 8/15 at GWN L, 3-4 Wilson, 3-0 Sims, 4-4 - 52-67 4 12.5 941120 8/16 at CHA L, 4-9 Kopech, 7-7 Reyes, 1-2 - 52-68 4 12.5 9532121 8/17 at CHA W, 4-3 (10) Quackenbush , 1-1 Burr, 0-1 - 53-68 4 12.5 7653122 8/18 at CHA L, 6-7 (10) Frare, 1-0 Wisler, 5-5 - 53-69 4 12.5 10610123 8/19 at CHA W, 3-1 Mahle, 1-1 Wojciechowski, 5-9 Quackenbush , 22 54-69 4 12.5 9094124 8/21 vs TOL L, 2-5 Ladwig, 6-4 Sims, 4-5 Barbato, 10 54-70 4 12.5 6018125 8/22 vs TOL L, 3-5 Voelker, 4-3 Herget, 1-3 Houston, 6 54-71 4 13.5 5077126 8/23 vs TOL W, 5-2 Crockett, 2-0 Comer, 3-1 Quackenbush , 23 55-71 4 12.5 6231127 8/24 vs IND W, 5-4 Brice, 3-1 Liranzo, 2-3 - 56-71 4 11.5 9570128 8/25 vs IND W, 4-2 Rainey, 6-2 Boshers, 0-1 Quackenbush , 24 57-71 4 10.5 8312129 8/26 at IND L, 3-5 Keller, 3-2 Finnegan, 2-10 Anderson, 6 57-72 4 11.5 13835130 8/27 at IND W, 14-2 Tapia, 4-5 Waddell, 4-8 Brice, 1 58-72 4 10.5 7889131 8/28 at COL L, 6-7 Sulser, 5-4 Quackenbush, 1-2 Marshall, 4 58-73 4 11.5 8878132 8/29 at COL L, 1-7 Merritt, 2-3 Lopez, 5-12 - 58-74 4 12.5 7510133 8/30 at COL W, 8-1 Mahle, 2-1 Jaye, 5-8 - 59-74 4 11.5 8888134 8/31 at IND W, 6-5 Rainey, 7-2 Magnifico, 3-4 Quackenbush , 25 60-74 4 10.5 12489135 9/1 at IND L, 2-5 Waddell, 5-8 J. Martinez, 0-1 Feliz, 2 60-75 4 11.0 14624136 9/2 vs IND W, 10-2 Nicolino, 6-6 Brubaker, 8-4 Rainey, 3 61-75 4 11.0 10766137 9/3 vs IND L, 0-4 Eppler, 13-6 Lopez, 5-13 - 61-76 4 11.0 7171

BATTER NOTES#3 if ALEX BLANDINO Bio pg. 20 Bats media guide

Louisville roster dates: 4/6-4/8

Made MLB debut with Reds on 4/10...tore ACL in right knee w/CIN on 7/20.

2018 LOU Totals: 3g, .000 (0-8), 3r, 2bb-4k, 1sb

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 69g, .234 (30-128), 14r, 4 2b, 1hr, 8rbi, 13bb-41k

#35 c GARRETT BOULWARE Bio pg. 229 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/9-6/2

Transferred from Class AA Pensacola on 5/9...voluntarily retired on 6/2.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 11g, .200 (6-30), 2r, 2 2b, 1rbi, 3bb-13k

2018 LOU Totals: 6g, .118 (2-17), 3r, 1 2b, 1 3b, 0bb-5k

#18, 7 c TONY CRUZ Bio pg. 23 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/8, 5/31-6/11

Recalled to Cincinnati on 5/8...optioned to LOU 5/31...placed on DL 6/11 and released 6/21.

2018 LOU Totals: 18g, .188 (12-64), 10r, 1 2b, 3hr, 12rbi, 7bb-19k


#4 if BRANDON DIXON Bio pg. 26 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/22, 7/4-7/21

Made his MLB debut with CIN on 5/22...optioned to LOU 7/4 and recalled 7/21.

Hit for the cycle on 7/17 at ROC, the 6th cycle in Louisville franchise history.

Highest batting average (.346) for LOU player (min. 150 AB) since Denis Phipps (.380) in 2011.

2018 LOU Totals: 49g, .346 (62-179), 28r, 18 2b, 2 3b, 6hr, 23rbi, 12bb-54k, 9sb


#25 of SEBASTIAN ELIZALDE Bio pg. 27 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/3

Loaned to Sultanes de Monterrey of the Mexican League from LOU on 5/3.

2018 LOU Totals: 21g, .254 (18-71), 11r, 6 2b, 2hr, 11rbi, 4bb-9k, 2sb

#11, 7 of PHILLIP ERVIN Bio pg. 28 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/26-4/27, 5/20-6/21, 6/24-7/20

Optioned to LOU on 4/26...placed on DL 4/27 and activated 5/20...recalled 6/21...optioned 6/24...recalled 7/20.

Became the first pair of teammates, along with Dilson Herrera, to hit 2 HR in same game (6/27 at Col) since Jim Chamblee & Dane Sardinha on 5/3/2004.


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 78g, .252 (55-218), 27r, 10 2b, 1 3b, 7hr, 31rbi, 20bb-60k, 6sb

#12 c TIM FEDEROWICZ Signed as free agent, 8/2Louisville roster dates: 8/3-9/3

Signed by Reds to minor league contract and assigned to LOU...contract selected by CIN on 9/4.

2018 Fresno (AAA) Totals: 38g, .328 (44-134), 24r, 13 2b, 6hr, 22rbi, 16bb-27k

2018 HOUSTON Totals: 10g, .206 (7-34), 4r, 3 2b, 2rbi, 1bb-13k



#5 of TYLER GOEDDEL Bio pg. 234 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/14

Released on 5/14 after opening the season as LOU's primary LF...signed by Dodgers on 5/17.

Homered to lead off the game on 4/13 at LHV, the first leadoff HR for a Bat in 2018.


2018 Tulsa (AA) Totals: 51g, .212 (31-146), 25r, 3 2b, 2 3b, 3hr, 17rbi, 12bb-33k, 3sb

2018 Oklahoma City (AAA) Totals: 4g, .250 (2-8), 2r

#3 if PHIL GOSSELIN Bio pg. 101 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/27-5/2

Optioned to LOU on 4/27...claimed off waivers by the Braves on 5/3.

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 20g, .125 (3-24), 5r, 1hr, 2rbi, 4bb-8k

2018 LOU Totals: 3g, .308 (4-13), 1r, 1 2b, 4rbi, 0bb-4k

2018 Gwinnett (AAA) Totals: 81g, .251 (70-279), 38r, 18 2b, 2 3b, 5hr, 36rbi, 28bb-59k

#23 of GABRIEL GUERRERO Bio pg. 235 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/7-9/3

Transferred to LOU from Pensacola on 5/7...had his contract selected and made MLB debut on 9/4.

Led LOU in triple crown categories (.292-17-65), the first Bat to do that since Joey Votto in 2007 (.294-22-92) and third LOU player to do it in franchise history...Todd Zeile (.289-19-85) in 1989.

Became first LOU player with 17+ HR in a season since Ruben Gotay hit 17 in 2014.

Voted "Best Outfield Arm" in the IL by Baseball America in 2018.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 26g, .296 (29-98), 13r, 9 2b, 1 3b, 2hr, 16rbi, 7bb-26k, 3sb


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 14g, .167 (3-18), 1r, 1hr, 1rbi, 0bb-8k

#26 if DILSON HERRERA Bio pg. 33 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/3-7/6

Transferred to LOU from Daytona on 5/3...had his contract selected by CIN on 7/6.

Made his return to the big leagues with the 2018 Reds after playing for the Mets in 2014-15.

Became the first pair of teammates, along with Dilson Herrera, to hit 2 HR in same game (6/27 at Col) since Jim Chamblee & Dane Sardinha on 5/3/2004.

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 21g, .298 (25-84), 18r, 3 2b, 1 3b, 2hr, 8rbi, 7bb-19k, 1sb



#23, 5 if ROSELL HERRERA Bio pg. 34 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/26, 5/22-6/1

Had his contract selected by the Reds and made his MLB debut on 4/26...optioned to LOU 5/22...designated for assignment by CIN on 6/1 and claimed by the Royals on 6/2.

At the time of his 4/26 promotion, he led the IL in total bases (37) and extra-base hits (10).


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 11g, .154 (2-13), 0bb-5k

2018 Omaha (AAA) Totals: 10g, .278 (10-36), 8r, 3 2b, 2 3b, 1hr, 5rbi, 5bb-7k, 4sb

2018 KANSAS CITY Totals: 75g, .238 (63-265), 25r, 14 2b, 3 3b, 1hr, 20rbi, 19bb-52k, 3sb

#3 c JOE HUDSON Bio pg. 35 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/4-5/9, 5/20-6/30

Began season on DL and activated 5/9...placed on DL 5/9 and activated 5/20...traded to LAA 6/30.


2018 Mobile (AA) Totals: 7g, .346 (9-26), 2r, 1 2b, 1 3b, 1hr, 5rbi, 1bb-7k

2018 Salt Lake (AAA) Totals: 26g, .311 (28-90), 13r, 6 2b, 3hr, 14rbi, 10bb-18k

2018 LOS ANGELES (AL) Totals: 8g, .167 (2-12), 1 2b, 1rbi

#2 if HERNAN IRIBARREN Bio pg. 36 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/19, 4/30-9/3

Transferred to Billings on 4/19 and returned to LOU's roster on 4/30...only played for LOU in 2018.

Moved into third place on LOU's all-time hits list (447), passing Bill Lyons (441), Gene Roof (441) and Corky Miller (416) during the season.

Played all 9 positions in LOU's season finale on 9/3 vs. Indianapolis.

2018 LOU Totals: 82g, .265 (66-249), 20r, 19 2b, 1 3b, 15rbi, 22bb-48k

#17 of PATRICK KIVLEHAN Bio pg. 38 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/29

Released by CIN on 4/29...signed by the Mets on 5/9,,,traded from NYM to Diamondbacks on 9/6.

2018 LOU Totals: 15g, .167 (7-42), 3r, 4rbi, 2bb-5k, 1sb

2018 Las Vegas (AAA) Totals: 98g, .314 (111-354), 59r, 29 2b, 4 3b, 20hr, 67rbi, 30bb-84k, 4sb

2018 ARIZONA Totals: 9g, .231 (3-13), 3r, 2 3b, 0bb-6k

#3 c MORGAN LOFSTROM Bio pg. 239 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/8-5/9, 7/21-8/3

Did not appear in a game with LOU during first stint...made Triple-A debut on 7/24 at* BUF

2018 Dayton (A) Totals: 11g, .250 (7-28), 3r, 3 2b, 2rbi, 3bb-12k

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 29g, .206 (20-97), 8r, 2 2b, 1 3b, 2hr, 8rbi, 2bb-29k

2018 LOU Totals: 3g, .300 (3-10), 1rbi, 0bb-1k

#17 of NICK LONGHI Bio pg. 239 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 6/21-7/16, 7/28-9/3

Transferred from Pensacola 6/21...placed on DL 7/16 (left wrist sprain)...activated 7/28.

First LOU position player to bat right-handed and throw left-handed since Ryan LaMarre in 2015.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 58g, .250 (44-176), 20r, 9 2b, 2hr, 28rbi, 13bb-38k

2018 LOU Totals: 32g, .233 (21-90), 8r, 5 2b, 8rbi, 2bb-27k, 1sb

#3 c VALENTIN MARTINEZ Bio pg. 241 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 8/13-9/3

Transferred from Billings 8/13...became first LOU player born in 1996 or later.

2018 Greeneville (Rk) Totals: 1g, .000 (0-2), 0bb-1k

2018 Billings (Rk) Totals: 12g, .308 (8-26), 3r, 1hr, 4rbi, 1bb-5k

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 1g, .000 (0-0), 1hbp

2018 LOU Totals: 8g, .136 (3-22), 1r, 0bb-6k

#5 of C.J. MCELROY Signed as free agent, 1/22Louisville roster dates: 7/16-8/31

Transferred from Pensacola 7/16...placed on disabled list 8/31, ending his season.


2018 AZL Reds (Rk) Totals: 2g, .167 (1-6), 1 2b, 1rbi


#28, 21 of BRIAN O'GRADY Bio pg. 245 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 7/20-9/3

Transferred from Pensacola 7/20...made Triple-A debut on 7/21 and spent rest of 2018 with the Bats.

Top 10 in hits (44), runs (27), total bases (81), extra-base hits (19) and OPS (.927) in the IL from 7/21 through the end of the season.



#28, 17 if CLIFF PENNINGTON Signed as free agent, 2/15Louisville roster dates: 4/29-5/17

Optioned by Cincinnati on 4/26...released and granted free agency 5/17, signed with the Rangers.

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 16g, .138 (4-29), 1r, 5bb-13k


2018 Round Rock (AAA) Totals: 61g, .204 (44-216), 26r, 12 2b, 1 3b, 1hr, 13rbi, 30bb-54k, 4sb

#34 if D.J. PETERSON Bio pg. 246 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-9/3

Only position player to stay on LOU's 25-man roster for the entire season, and one of 3 total (RHPs Jimmy Herget and Jose Lopez).

Hit an inside-the-park home run at Toledo on July 31, the Bats' ninth since 2000.

Led club in doubles (28) and total bases (195), second to Guerrero in home runs (16) and RBI (52).


#26 c TONY SANCHEZ Signed as free agent, 2/25Louisville roster dates: 4/9-4/14

Transferred from Billings 4/9...transferred to Billings 4/14 and traded to the Rangers on 4/16.

2018 LOU Totals: 2g, .200 (1-5), 1 2b, 0bb-3k

2018 Round Rock (AAA) Totals: 62g, .300 (66-220), 28r, 11 2b, 1 3b, 7hr, 31rbi, 17bb-54k

#49 if JOHN SANSONE Bio pg. 249 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 9/1-9/3...made Triple-A debut on 9/1.

2018 Dayton (A) Totals: 60g, .245 (53-216), 22r, 10 2b, 3 3b, 4hr, 27rbi, 14bb-63k, 5sb

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 28g, .134 (11-82), 5r, 3 2b, 3rbi, 3bb-31k

2018 LOU Totals: 3g, .143 (1-7), 3bb-1k

#15, 12 of SCOTT SCHEBLER Bio pg. 150 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (MLB REHAB): 4/15, 7/25-8/1

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 107g, .255 (97-380), 55r, 19 2b, 17hr, 49rbi, 39bb-99k, 4sb

2018 LOU Totals (REHAB): 8g, .231 (6-26), 3r, 1 2b, 1hr, 2rbi, 5bb-6k

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals (REHAB): 7g, .154 (4-26), 2r, 1 2b, 1rbi, 2bb-4k

#6 of STEVE SELSKY Signed as free agent, 4/11Louisville roster dates: 4/11-5/30, 6/11-8/2, 8/14-9/3Signed to minor league contract during first week of season...served time on the DL in two stints

from 5/30-6/10 and 8/3-8/13.Named IL Batter of the Week for 8/27-9/3, batting .500 (13-26) with 6 2b, 1 3b, 1hr, 6rbi and a

1.439 OPS to become first LOU player to win the award since Juan Perez, 4/17-4/23/2017.


#12 if NICK SENZEL Bio pg. 51 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/8, 5/29-6/22

Placed on DL with vertigo from 5/8-5/29...placed on DL with right index finger injury on 6/23 and did not return in 2018.

First Top 10 prospect (No. 7, Baseball America) to play for LOU prior to MLB debut since LHP Aroldis Chapman in 2011 and first position player since Jay Bruce in 2008.

Hit an inside-the-park HR on April 30 vs. COL, the Bats' eighth since 2000.


#7 if TAYLOR SPARKS Bio pg. 251 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 7/25-9/3

Transferred from Pensacola on 7/25 and made his Triple-A debut on 7/26.



#11 if EUGENIO SUAREZ Bio pg. 160 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (MLB REHAB): 4/24-4/25

Appeared in 2 rehab (right thumb fracture) games with LOU...activated by the Reds on 4/26.


2018 LOU Totals (REHAB): 2g, .200 (1-5), 1r, 1 2b, 3bb-1k

#11 of DANIEL SWEET Bio pg. 252 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 9/3...made Triple-A debut with LOU during last game of the season.

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 47g, .259 (41-158), 29r, 11 2b, 1 3b, 4hr, 24rbi, 21bb-34k, 5sb


2018 LOU Totals: 1g, .000 (0-3)

#16 if BLAKE TRAHAN Bio pg. 253 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-9/1

Spent nearly the entire 2018 season with LOU before being selected by CIN on 9/1.

Won 2018 Minor League Rawlings Gold Glove Award for shortstop, the first Reds organizational player to win since shortstop Zach Vincej for Class AA Pensacola in 2016.

Was at the plate for 3 of LOU's 6 walk-off wins, including 2 singles and one sacrifice bunt.

Led the club in games played (129), at-bats (444) and walks (49).


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 11g, .214 (3-14), 2r, 0bb-4k

#18 c CHADWICK TROMP Bio pg. 164 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/12-8/14

Transferred from Pensacola on 5/12...placed on DL (right rotator cuff strain) on 8/14.

Led LOU catchers in games started (50) and caught stealing percentage (39%, 21-for-54)

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 25g, .247 (21-85), 9r, 5 2b, 10rbi, 12bb-18k


#48 rhp AUSTIN BRICE Bio pg. 21 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 6/19-7/13, 7/29-8/4, 8/5-8/30, 8/31-9/3

Optioned to LOU 6/19...recalled 7/13...optioned 7/27...recalled 8/4 as 26th man for CIN double-header and returned on 8/5...recalled 8/30 and optioned 8/31.

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 33g, (2-3, 5.79), 37.1ip, 39h, 26r, 24er, 9hr, 13bb-32k

2018 LOU Totals: 17g, (3-1, 1 SV, 2.31), 23.1ip, 18h, 6er, 2hr, 7bb-24k

#31 of PRESTON TUCKER Acquired via trade, 7/30Louisville roster dates: 8/31-9/1

Optioned to LOU 8/30...traded back to the Braves on 9/2, after being acquired from them on 7/30.

2018 Gwinnett (AAA) Totals: 16g, .250 (15-60), 7r, 4 2b, 1 3b, 6rbi, 2bb-5k

2018 ATLANTA Totals: 77g, .238 (30-126), 14r, 10 2b, 4hr, 22rbi, 9bb-33k


2018 LOU Totals: 2g, .222 (2-9), 1rbi, 0bb-2k

#32 c STUART TURNER Bio pg. 57 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/6, 6/30-7/20

Placed on disabled list 5/7...rehabbed with AZL Reds in mid-June...placed on DL 7/21 for the season


2018 AZL Reds (Rk) Totals: 8g, .269 (7-26), 2r, 2 2b, 5rbi, 6bb-6k, 2sb

#15 of JOSH VANMETER Bio pg. 254 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 5/9-9/3

Transferred from Pensacola on 5/9...made his Triple-A debut on 5/9 and spent rest of 2018 w/ LOU.Became first LOU player with a leadoff home run and grand slam in same season since Chris

Dickerson in 2008.

Batted .330 with league-leading 21 extra-base hits (14 2b, 2 3b, 5hr) and 19 RBI in August.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 30g, .284 (27-95), 13r, 10 2b, 1hr, 14rbi, 23bb-19k, 5sb


#9 of MASON WILLIAMS Bio pg. 59 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-7/25

Had his contract purchased by CIN on 7/26...spent the remainder of 2018 with the Reds.

Named International League mid-season All-Star, recording a base hit in the Triple-A All-Star Game



PITCHER NOTES#48 rhp BARRETT ASTIN Bio pg. 19 Bats media guide


Released on 4/24...picked up by the Kansas City T-Bones (Ind.) of the American Association.

2018 LOU Totals: 5g, (0-0, 4.70), 7.2ip, 10h, 5r, 4er, 1hr, 3bb-5k

#35 rhp HOMER BAILEY Bio pg. 62 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (REHAB): 6/11-6/15, 6/23-7/24

Had 2 MLB rehab stints with the Bats, his ninth season in a LOU uniform, one shy of Corky Miller's franchise-record 10 seasons.

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 20g, 20gs, (1-14, 6.09), 106.1ip, 141h, 82r, 72er, 23hr, 33bb-75k

2018 LOU Totals (REHAB): 7g, 6gs, (2-2, 4.78), 37.2ip, 41h, 20er, 4hr, 10bb, 28k

#29 rhp WENDOLYN BAUTISTA Bio pg. 227 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (REHAB): 9/1-9/3

Transferred from Daytona on 9/1 and pitched in one game for LOU in the team's final game.

2018 Dayton (A) Totals: 35g, 11gs, (5-6, 2 SV, 3.75), 110.1ip, 122h, 55r, 46er, 10hr, 29bb-114k

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 2g, (0-0, 2.25), 4.0ip, 4h, 1er, 3bb-5k

2018 LOU Totals: 1g, (0-0, 0.00), 1.0ip, 1bb-0k

#21, 32 lhp KYLE CROCKETT Bio pg. 22 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-6/20, 7/31-9/3

Contract selected by the Reds on 6/21...designated for assignment on 7/27 and returned to LOU.



#40 rhp RAFAEL DE PAULA Bio pg. 25 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/13-4/14, 5/24-6/6, 7/27-7/30Transferred from Pensacola on 4/13...transferred back on 4/15...transferred to LOU 5/24 and

returned to PEN 6/6...transferred to LOU 7/27 and returned to PEN 7/31.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 37g, (3-4, 3 SV, 3.44), 49.2ip, 39h, 24r, 19er, 7hr, 25bb-58k

2018 LOU Totals: 5g, (0-0, 3.24), 8.1ip, 9h, 3er, 2hr, 5bb-15k

#41 rhp ANTHONY DESCLAFANI Bio pg. 83 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (REHAB): 5/25-6/4

Made 2 rehab starts for LOU after making a pair for Class AA Pensacola.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals (REHAB): 2g, 2gs, (0-1, 2.25), 8.0ip, 5h, 3r, 2er, 1bb-12k

2018 LOU Totals (REHAB): 2g, 2gs, (0-2, 6.35), 11.1ip, 15h, 8r, 8er, 5hr, 2bb-10k


#29, 38 lhp BRANDON FINNEGAN Bio pg. 92 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/9-4/13 (REHAB), 5/10-9/3

Made a rehab start for LOU on 4/9...optioned by the Reds on 5/10, spending the rest of 2018 w/LOU

Hit a home run on May 21 at IND, the first HR by a Bats pitcher since Daryl Thompson, 6/11/2011.

2018 LOU Totals: 28g, 9gs, (2-10, 7.05), 67.2ip, 90h, 65r, 53er, 10hr, 40bb-57k


#15 rhp DYLAN FLORO Bio pg. 29 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/12

Had his contract selected by the Reds on 4/13...traded to the Dodgers on 7/4.

2018 LOU Totals: 2g, (0-0, 0.00), 3.0ip, 4h, 1bb-1k


2018 Oklahoma City (AAA) Totals: 1g, (0-1, 9.00), 1.0ip, 1h, 1er, 1hr, 0bb-1k

2018 LOS ANGELES (NL) Totals: 29g, (3-1, 1.63), 27.2ip, 18h, 5er, 1hr, 11bb-31k

#19 rhp JIMMY HERGET Bio pg. 31 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-9/3

One of 3 Bats to spend the entire 2018 season on the 25-man roster (D.J. Peterson, Jose Lopez).

Led club with 50 apps, most games pitched in a season for LOU since Jose De La Torre (51) in 2015


#47 rhp DAVID HERNANDEZ Bio pg. 112 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates (REHAB): 4/20-4/26

Made 3 rehab appearances for the Bats...returned to Cincinnati on 4/27.


2018 LOU Totals (REHAB): 3g, (0-0, 19.29), 2.1ip, 6h, 5er, 0bb-3k

#45 rhp JOSE LOPEZ Bio pg. 40 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-9/3

One of 3 Bats to spend the entire 2018 season on the 25-man roster (D.J. Peterson, Jimmy Herget).

Led the staff in games started (26), innings pitched (141.0) and home runs allowed (19).

Tied for second on the staff with 9 quality starts.


#35 rhp TYLER MAHLE Bio pg. 41 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 8/3-9/3

Optioned to LOU on 8/3 and recalled by the Reds after the conclusion of the Triple-A season.


2018 LOU Totals: 5g, 5gs, (2-1, 2.73), 29.2ip, 22h, 9er, 4hr, 11bb-20k

#27 rhp TANNER RAINEY Bio pg. 46 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/9, 4/13-5/3, 5/6-5/22, 5/29-7/3, 7/12-9/3

Had his contract selected by CIN 4/10...optioned to LOU 4/13...recalled 5/4...optioned 5/6...recalled 5/23...optioned 5/29...recalled 7/4...optioned 7/12.

Named IL mid-season All-Star, going 3-1 with 2 saves and a 1.57 ERA (5er/28.2ip) in the first half.

2018 LOU Totals: 44g, (7-2, 3 SV, 2.65), 51.0ip, 25h, 18r, 15er, 2hr, 35bb-65k

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 8g, (0-0, 24.43), 7.0ip, 13h, 19er, 4hr, 12bb-7k#18 lhp JUAN MARTINEZ Bio pg. 240 Reds media guide


Transferred from Pensacola on 8/26, making his Triple-A debut on 8/29.

2018 Daytona (A+) Totals: 13g, 1gs, (0-1, 4.38), 24.2ip, 28h, 12er, 1hr, 15bb-21k

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 18g, (1-0, 4.62), 25.1ip, 25h, 13er, 3hr, 13bb-24k

2018 LOU Totals: 2g, 1gs, (0-1, 10.80), 5.0ip, 10h, 7r, 6er, 1bb-9k

#37 rhp KEURY MELLA Bio pg. 43 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 7/5-7/26, 8/13-8/27

Transferred from Pensacola on 7/5...recalled by CIN 7/27 and optioned 8/13...placed on DL 8/27.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 16g, 16gs, (7-3, 3.07), 85.0ip, 70h, 37r, 29er, 8hr, 31bb-87k


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 4g, (0-0, 8.68), 9.1ip, 13h, 9er, 4hr, 8bb-8k

#31 rhp EVAN MITCHELL Bio pg. 242 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/25, 5/4-7/16, 7/27-7/31Transferred to Pensacola on 4/26...transferred to LOU 5/4...placed on DL 7/16 (neck stiffness)...acti-

vated 7/27...released by the Reds 8/1...signed by the St. Paul Saints (Ind.), American Association.

Most IP (33.2) without allowing a HR for a LOU pitcher since Ryan Dennick (49.2 IP) in 2014.

2018 LOU Totals: 29g, (1-1, 4.28), 33.2ip, 36h, 17r, 16er, 20bb-26k

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 2g, (1-0, 1.80), 5.0ip, 5h, 1er, 1hr, 0bb-4k

#29 rhp ZACH NEAL Acquired via trade, 4/17Louisville roster dates: 4/21-7/4Acquired from the Dodgers, along with IF Ibandel Isabel, in exchange for RHP Ariel Hernandez on

4/17...traded back to the Dodgers, along with RHP Dylan Floro, on 7/4.

2018 Oklahoma City (AAA) Totals: 14g, 11gs, (3-2, 3.82), 61.1ip, 66h, 30r, 26er, 5hr, 12bb-45k

2018 LOU Totals: 18g, 3gs, (2-2, 5.90), 39.2ip, 52h, 26er, 10hr, 3bb-23k

2018 LOS ANGELES (NL) Totals: 1g, (0-0, 9.00), 1.0ip, 2h, 1er, 1hr

#20 lhp JUSTIN NICOLINO Claimed off waivers, 3/25Louisville roster dates: 4/6-8/14, 8/22-9/3

Spent the entire 2018 season with the Bats after being claimed off waivers by Miami...spent time on DL (left forearm strain) from 8/14-8/21.

Finished second on LOU pitching staff to Jose Lopez in starts (24) and innings pitched (134.1).


#51 lhp WANDY PERALTA Bio pg. 139 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 6/21-7/26

Optioned to LOU on 6/21...recalled by Cincinnati on 7/27.



#43 rhp KEVIN QUACKENBUSH Bio pg. 45 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/25-9/3

Designated for assignment by CIN on 4/24 and outrighted to LOU on 4/25.

Won Mary E. Barney Louisville Bats MVP, the first pitcher to win the award since Greg Reynolds in 2013, and just the second relief pitcher to win the award (Jon Adkins, co-winner 2008).

Finished second in the IL in saves (25), the most for a LOU closer since Jon Adkins (30) in 2008.

Named IL mid-season All-Star, recording 13 saves with a 0.34 ERA (1er/26.2ip) in the first half.

IL Pitcher of the Week for 6/25-7/1 (3 saves in 3.0 scoreless IP), the first LOU pitcher to win the weekly honor since Daniel Wright, 5/16-5/22/2016.


2018 LOU Totals: 47g, (1-2, 25 SV, 2.68), 47.0ip, 39h, 15r, 14er, 2hr, 11bb-56k

#24, 25 lhp CODY REED Bio pg. 47 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/20-7/3, 7/5-8/12

Optioned to LOU on 4/20 after starting the season with the Reds...recalled 7/4...optioned 7/5...recalled 8/13.

Recorded an 89 game score on 8/2 at COL, the highest for a LOU pitcher in the last 4 seasons.

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 17g, 7gs (1-3, 3.98), 43.0ip, 45h, 21r, 19er, 5hr, 15bb-42k


#29 rhp JESUS REYES Bio pg. 48 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 7/16-8/2, 8/8-8/25

Transferred from Pensacola 7/16...recalled by CIN 8/3...optioned to LOU 8/8...transferred to PEN 8/26

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 29g, 6gs, (1-8, 2 SV, 3.94), 64.0ip, 59h, 45r, 28er, 4hr, 27bb-53k



#38 rhp BEN ROWEN Bio pg. 50 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/8

Released by CIN on 5/9...signed by the Sugar Land Skeeters (Ind.) of the Atlantic League.


#40 rhp KEVIN SHACKELFORD Bio pg. 52 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/22-4/23 (REHAB), 5/7-5/18, 5/20-6/4

Pitched in rehab outing for LOU on 4/22...returned to CIN 4/24...optioned to LOU 5/7...recalled 5/19...optioned to LOU 5/20 and released by the Reds on 6/5.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals (REHAB): 3g, 1gs, (0-0, 2.45), 3.2ip, 2h, 1er, 3bb-2k

2018 LOU Totals: 5g, (0-0, 3.86), 4.2ip, 3h, 2er, 3bb-6k

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 5g, (0-1, 7.88), 8.0ip, 13h, 8r, 7er, 4bb-7k

#40 rhp LUCAS SIMS Acquired via trade, 7/30Louisville roster dates: 7/31-8/31

Acquired from the Atlanta Braves, along with RHP Matt Wisler and OF Preston Tucker, in exchange for OF Adam Duvall on 7/30...recalled to CIN on 9/1.

2018 Gwinnett (AAA) Totals: 15g, 14gs, (4-3, 2.84), 73.0ip, 66h, 29r, 23er, 6hr, 34bb-83k

2018 ATLANTA Totals: 6g, (0-0, 7.84), 10.1ip, 12h, 9er, 2hr, 8bb-10k



#22 rhp JACKSON STEPHENS Bio pg. 53 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-5/6, 6/5-6/18, 8/1-8/28 (REHAB)

Recalled to CIN on 5/7...optioned to LOU 6/5...recalled 6/19...sent to LOU on rehab assignment (right meniscus) on 8/1 and activated off DL by the Reds on 8/29.



#44 rhp ROBERT STEPHENSON Bio pg. 158 Reds media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-8/7

Recalled to CIN on 8/8, where he spent the rest of the 2018 season.

Led Bats in wins (11), ERA (2.87), quality starts (12), strikeouts (135) and WHIP (1.159).IL Pitcher of the Week for 7/23-7/29, going 1-0 with a 1.29 ERA (2er/14.0ip) in 2 starts, allowing

just 3 combined hits in those starts.

Won 5 consecutive starts from 6/25-7/24, first since Jon Moscot in 2015.

Recorded 13 strikeouts on 8/3 at COL, most in a game for a LOU pitcher since Tony Cingrani (14) on 4/4/2013.

Threw a 7-inning complete game shutout on 7/24 vs. BUF (G1 of DH), first by a LOU pitcher since Homer Bailey on 5/2/2009 vs. BUF in Game 2 of a doubleheader.


2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 4g, 3gs, (0-2, 9.26), 11.2ip, 17h, 12er, 2hr, 12bb-11k

#30 rhp DOMINGO TAPIA Bio pg. 55 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/10-8/18, 8/26-9/3

Placed on the Temporary Inactive List on 8/19 and activated 8/26.

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 1g, (0-0, 9.00), 2.0ip, 3h, 2er, 3bb-0k

2018 LOU Totals: 47g, 4gs, (4-5, 1 SV, 3.43), 63.0ip, 56h, 29r, 24er, 4hr, 26bb-45k

#49 rhp ZACK WEISS Bio pg. 58 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 4/6-4/8, 4/14-4/29, 7/4-7/27Recalled by CIN on 4/9...optioned to LOU 4/14...placed on DL 4/30...activated 7/4...transferred to

Pensacola 7/28...released by the Reds on 9/1.2018 LOU Totals: 11g, 1gs, (2-2, 1 SV, 9.00), 11.0ip, 13h, 14r, 11er, 3hr, 15bb-11k

2018 CINCINNATI Totals: 1g, (0-0, INF), 0.0ip, 2h, 4er, 2hr, 2bb-0k

2018 Pensacola (AA) Totals: 5g, (1-0, 1.17), 7.2ip, 5h, 2r, 1er, 4bb-9k

2018 AZL Reds (Rk) Totals (REHAB): 5g, 1gs, (0-1, 4.26), 6.1ip, 6h, 4r, 3er, 1bb-6k

#46 rhp MATT WISLER Acquired via trade, 7/30Louisville roster dates: 7/31-8/30Acquired from the Atlanta Braves, along with RHP Lucas Sims and OF Preston Tucker, in exchange

for OF Adam Duvall on 7/30...recalled to CIN on 8/31.2018 Gwinnett (AAA) Totals: 13g, 13gs, (4-4, 4.37), 70.0ip, 79h, 35r, 34er, 6hr, 14bb-65k

2018 ATLANTA Totals: 7g, 3gs, (1-1, 5.40), 26.2ip, 30h, 16er, 6hr, 5bb-21k

2018 LOU Totals: 8g, 2gs, (1-1, 1.83), 19.2ip, 19h, 5r, 4er, 3bb-21k


#46 rhp ROB WOOTEN Bio pg. 60 Bats media guideLouisville roster dates: 9/1-9/3

Assigned to LOU roster on 9/1 after recovering from second career "Tommy John" surgery.

2018 AZL Reds (Rk) Totals: 7g, 3gs, (0-3, 8.16), 14.1ip, 24h, 16r, 13er, 1hr, 1bb-15k

2018 LOU Totals: 1g, (0-0, 3.00), 3.0ip, 3h, 1er, 0bb-2k

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