Hitting Statistic - A Hitting Streak Comparison

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2011 At A Glance

Overall Record:

Current Streak:

2010 Best Mark:

2010 Worst Mark:

Second Half:

Last 15 Games:

Last 20 Games:

Home Record:

Road Record:

Daytime Record:

Night Record:

vs. Eastern Division:

vs. Western Division:

vs. AL Affiliates:

vs. NL Affiliates:

April Record:

May Record:

June Record:

July Record:

August Record:

September Record:

Sunday Record:

Monday Record:

Tuesday Record:

Wednesday Record:

Thursday Record:

Friday Record:

Saturday Record:

Senators Score First:

Opp. Scores First:

Lead Entering 7th:

Tied Entering 7th:

Trail Entering 7th:

Lead Entering 8th:

Tied Entering 8th:

Trail Entering 8th:

Lead Entering 9th:

Tied Entering 9th:

Trail Entering 9th:

Wins in Last AB:

Opp. Wins in Last AB:

1-Run Game Record:

2-Run Game Record:

Shutouts:

Sens Not Hitting HR:

Sens HR in a Game:

Comeback Wins:

vs. RH Starter:

vs. LH Starter:

Senator Starter 6+ IP:

Senator Starter 7+ IP:

Senator Starter 8+ IP:

Extra Innings:

Double-Headers :

Series Record:

Scoring 4 or Less:

Scoring 5 or More:

Allowing 4 or Less:

Allowing 5 or More:

About 2010

The Senators went 39-19 in their final 58 games to earn

a playoff spot for the first time since 2002. Three players (Stephen

Strasburg, Drew Storen, Danny Espinosa) started the season with

Harrisburg and eventually made their way to Washington making their

major league debuts. Last week, another former Senator (Michael

Martinez) made his major league debut with the Philadelphia Phillies.

Tonight’s Game

The Senators and the Bowie Baysox open the

2011 season tonight at Metro Bank Park. These two teams are the

minor league rendition of the Battle of the Beltway between the

Nationals and Orioles. The two teams first met in the season opener

back April 5, 2001 with the Sens winning 2-0. Subsequently, they’ve

met three times. Overall, the team has split their four season opening

games. Last year, Bowie won the season series winning 13 of the 17

games played between the two teams.

2010 Manager

Tony Beasley returns to managing after being the 3rd

base coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates the last three years. He last

managed the Altoona Curve in 2005. Overall in his five-year minor

league managerial career he is 372-258 and made the playoffs all five

years including winning the

Baseball America

_{manager of the year}

award at two different levels.

Familiar Faces...

The Senators start the season with 15 players that

spent time in Harrisburg last season with one other player, Luis Atilano,

a former Senator that didn’t spend any time on the Island last season.

All told, 20 of the 24 active players on the roster were with the Nats

organization in 2010.

Prospects...

The Senators have six of the top 30 prospects according

to

Baseball America

on their opening day roster. They are C Derek

Norris (2), RHP Brad Peacock (10), 2B Steve Lombardozzi (13), 1B

Tyler Moore (24), RHP Ryan Tatusko (26), and RHP Hassan Pena

(30). Norris is listed among all of minor league baseball’s top 50

prospects according to Will Lingo and John Manuel.

Attendance Records

The Senators set several attendance records

in 2010. They set an all-time single season record drawing 294,325

fans. It was the first time the Sens had drawn over 290,000 fans in a

season. The top four single-game attendance records were all set last

season too. The Sens drew an all-time high 7,907 on 8/28 against

Trenton. They drew 7,887 for Stephen Strasburg’s Harrisburg debut on

4/16. On 5/2 against Altoona, Strasburg’s final Sens start, the team

drew 7,619.

UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS

Fri, 4/8

7:00pm

Bowie

RH Ryan Tatusko (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Steve Johnson (0-0, 0.00)

Sat, 4/9

7:00pm

Bowie

RH Luis Atilano (0-0, 0.00) vs. LH Rick Zagone (0-0, 0.00)

Sun, 4/10 2:00pm

Bowie

RH Erik Davis (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Tim Bascom (0-0, 0.00)

Mon, 4/11 7:00pm

New Britain

RH Brad Peacock (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Liam Hendriks (0-0, 0.00)

SENATORS VS. EL

Total Home Away

Akron

Altoona

Binghamton

Bowie

Erie

New Britain

New Hampshire

Portland

Reading

Richmond

Trenton

TOTAL

2011 Harrisburg Senators

Game Notes

Harrisburg Senators (0-0) vs Bowie Baysox (0-0)

Thursday, April 7 @ 7:00pm ● Metro Bank Park ● Game #1

RH Brad Meyers (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Chorye Spoone (0-0, 0.00)

SENATORS’ LAST 10 (0-0)

SENATORS’ NEXT 10

4/8

Bowie

7:00pm

4/9

Bowie

7:00pm

4/10

Bowie

2:00pm

4/11

New Britain

7:00pm

4/12

New Britain

7:00pm

4/13

New Britain

7:00pm

4/14

at Trenton

7:05pm

4/15

at Trenton

7:05pm

4/16

at Trenton

5:05pm

4/17

at Trenton

1:05pm

Vs. Bowie in 2011 (18-11h/7a)

4/7

Home

4/8

Home

4/9

Home

4/10

Home

5/2

Away

5/3

Away

5/4

Away

5/5

Away

5/27

Home

5/28

Home

5/29

Home

5/30

Home

7/18

Home

7/19

Home

7/20

Home

7/25

Away

7/26

Away

7/27

Away

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SENATORS STARTING PITCHER

2011 SENATORS STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN

Pitcher Last Start Dec IP H R ER BB K HR RESULT

Meyers Tatusko Atilano Davis Peacock W - L IP H R ER BB K HR ERA TOTALS

*Spot Start %Major League Rehab

HT:

6’6”

WT:

190 B/T:

R/R

PLACE OF BIRTH:

Los Angeles, CA

AGE:

25 BORN:

9/13/1985

ACQUIRED:

Selected in the 5th round of the 2007 draft by the Nationals

#35 BRAD MEYERS

2010 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS (with Harrisburg)

Date

Opponent

Dec

IP

H

R

ER BB

K

RESULT

5/8 Richmond ND 5 4 0 0 2 9 L 0-1 5/13 New Britain W1 6 3 0 0 0 4 W 3-1 5/19 Reading ND 5.2 4 0 0 0 9 W 2-1 5/24 Bowie ND 6.0 3 2 2 2 5 L 3-7 (15) 5/29 @ Erie ND 6.0 6 2 2 1 6 W 5-2 (13) 6/3 @ Richmond ND 2.0 3 3 1 2 2

SENATORS RECORD IN STARTS: 3-2

YR CLUB

W-L

ERA

G/GS

IP

H

R

ER

BB

K

BAA

09 Potomac (A)

6-2

1.43 15/14

88.1

71

17

14

21

65 .222

Harrisburg (AA)

5-1

2.25 9/9

48.0

40

14

12

11

43 .225

10 Harrisburg (AA)

1-0

1.47 6/6

30.2

23

7

5

7

35 .205

MILB CAREER

22-11

2.72 62/60

314.1

293

114

95

90

262 .247

11 Harrisburg (AA)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2011

• Enters 2011 as the 27th ranked prospect in the Nationals

organization according to Baseball America 2010

• Of the four runs he has allowed thus far, three have come on

solo home runs

• He did not allowed a run in his first three starts • Drove in a run with a single on 5/19 vs. Reading

• Had off-season surgery on his left foot and has been rehabbing

in Florida

2009

• Was named the 2009 Washington Nationals Minor League

Pitcher of the Year at the conclusion of the season

• He was on the DL from 7/14 to 7/24 with a sore left foot • Promoted to the Sens on July 7

• He was 6-2 with a 1.43 ERA with Potomac • Two-time Carolina Pitcher of the Week winner • Named to the Carolina League All-Star Team

• Brad went 8 innings on 6/21 against Salem allowing just a single

hit while striking out six

• He struck out 28 batters over his final 35.2 innings • Among his 14 starts eight of them were quality starts • He had six scoreless outings in which he went at least six

innings

2008

• Brad spent all of 2009 with Hagerstown

• Hagerstown Player of the Month in June posting a 1.80 ERA

over 6 starts

• He appeared in 22 games, 21 starts going 9-7 with a 4.79 ERA • He went seven innings one time, 7/30 vs. Lexington and took the

loss

• He had six quality starts Career Notes

• Began his career throwing 24.0 scoreless innings between the

GCL

• Nationals and Single-A Hagerstown in 2007

• Led Loyola Marymount with a 3.46 ERA, 109.1IP, and 85K in

final collegiate season

• His three year career ERA of 3.65 ranks all-time at LMU • Baseball America named him one of the top-five freshman in the

nation in 2005

• Originally drafted, but did not sign, by the New York Mets in the

14th round of the 2004 draft

• As a senior at Servite High School in Anaheim, CA went 8-1 with

a 0.97 ERA

• He spent the summer of 2005 in the Cape Cod League and was

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2011 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

#17 Coats, Buck

28 years old

Yesterday: Vs. Bowie

Signed as a free agent on 12/10/10 2010

• Played for three different teams

• Hit a combined 296 7/46 for Omaha, Birmingham and Charlotte 2009

• Spent the entire season with Las Vegas batting .302 6/56 in 500 at bats

• He stole 25 bases, the third time in his career he has stolen more than 25 in a season • He left early to play for Team USA in the Baseball World Cup in September, 2009 CAREER NOTES

• Originally selected in the 18th round by the Chicago Cubs in the 2000 draft • Has played 46 games in the big leagues with the Cubs, Toronto and Cincinnati • He made his major league debut on 8/22/06

#15 Ivany, Devin

28 years old

Expos 6th round selection in the 2004 draft 2010

• Had game winning “walk off” home run in the 11th inn on 8/1 vs. Portland • He had two hits in his first Sens start on 7/18 vs. Altoona

• Transferred to the Sens on 7/16 from Syracuse

• Batted .197 in 47 games for Syracuse with a HR and 13 RBIs

• In 40 games behind the plate this season, he threw out 32% (10 of 31) of base stealers • He had five multi-hit games with Syracuse

2009

• Spent the entire season with Potomac, appearing in 52 games and hitting .269 7/31 • He threw out 12 of 27 prospective base stealers for a 444%

MISCELLANEOUS

• He split time between Harrisburg and Potomac in both 2007 and 2008 • In 2008 with Harrisburg, he batted .262 with 8 HR and 25 RBIs • Was on the Sens 2007 opening day roster

• Attended the University of South Florida 2002-2004 • Was All-Conference USA in 2003 and 2004

#7 Gilbert, Archie

27 years old

Signed as a free agent 12/15/10 2010

• Spent all of last season with Midland in the Texas League

• He led Midland in 2Bs (31) and SBs (28) and finished 3rd in the Texas League in both of those categories

• He was a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star • He hit .247 11/54

2009

• Was with Midland all season batting .283 3/39

• He had four three-hit games and also stole nine bases in a six game span (5/14-5/21) MISCELLANEOUS

• Originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Boston Red Sox on 6/16/05 • He signed with the A’s as a free agent on 12/14/07

• He was a California League Mid-Season All-Star in 2008

• Was the male athlete of the year at Cal-State East Bay and set a school record with a 36-game hitting streak in 2005

#6 Johnson, Josh

25 years old

Signed as a minor-league free agent in 3/30/2010 2010

• Scored four runs on 9/5 at Binghamton

• Led off bottom of the first with an HR on 8/6 vs. Altoona • Promoted to the Sens for 2nd time on 7/26

• Was sent to Potomac on 6/22 and in 26 games he batted .309 2/11

• Had four hits, a hr, game winning three-run double, and four RBIs at Erie on 5/29 • Placed on the Sens roster 5/10

• Joined the Sens on 4/12 when Danny Espinosa went on the DL

2009

• Played 51 games with AA Northwest Arkansas of the Texas

• League, spanning April 11 to Aug. 10, and 12 with A Wilmington: 8 in June, and 4 at the end of the season

2008

• Spent entire season with Wilmington

• Hit .253 in 118 games, with 13 doubles, 3 HRs, 38 RBI, 14 SB and 49 runs scored MISCELLANEOUS

• Selected by Royals out of HS in third round of 2004 draft • 2004 Preseason HS All-American by Louisville Slugger • Father Larry played in Majors (1972-78)

• Was a mid-season all-star with Burlington in the MWL in 06 and was also a post season all-star

#3 Lombardozzi, Steve

22 years old

Yesterday: Vs. Bowie:

Nationals 19th round selection in the 2008 draft 2011

• Enters the 2011 season as the Nats 13th ranked player according to Baseball America •

2010

• Hit a lead off home run against Binghamton on 9/3 • Steve came a single short of the cycle on 8/25 vs. Portland • Had a two-run triple in the 8th inn on 8/22 at Akron Game 2 • Had at least one hit in his first eight games with the Senators

• In 110 games with Potomac batted .293 1/38 with 20SB in 30 attempts • Committed just six errors in 107 games and 529 total chances 2009

• Spent the entire season with Hagerstown and batted .296 3/58 and committed just eight errors at second base

MISCELLANEOUS

• Father Steve played in Majors (1985-1990) with the Minnesota Twins and Houston Astros • Was named as the winner of the Darnell Stenson Sportsmanship Award in the Arizona

Fall League this past fall

#9 Fox Adam

29 years old

Signed as a minor league free agent 11/09 2010

• Went on DL 7/5 retroactive to 7/4

• Activated on 6/5 when Brad Meyers went on the disabled list • Went on the disabled list on 4/26 with a broken right hand 2009

• Spent most of season with AA Frisco, playing 81 games and hitting .286 • Hit a career-high 18 home runs, to go with 10 doubles, and drove in 47 runs • Torched left-handed pitching to the tune of a .400 average

• Texas League Player of the Week 8/17

• Played final 21 games of the season with AAA Oklahoma City (plus one on May 30), hitting .186 with a home run and 5 RBI

2008

• Again split time between Frisco (96 games) and Oklahoma City (19), and recorded 10 home runs and 47 RBI

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES:

• Part of the same Texas Rangers draft class as Ian Kinsler and John Danks • Has pitched two innings in his career, both perfect

• Attended Ohio University of the Mid-American Conference

• Tied for second in Ohio U. history in both home runs (38) and doubles (53)

• His 87 hits and 61 RBI in 2003 are each the second-highest single-season total in school history.

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#6 Tucker, Jonathan

27 years old

Signed as a nondrafted free agent on 9/14/2005 2010 2009 2008 MISCELLANEOUS •

#24 Valdez, Jesus

26 years old

Signed as a minor league free agent in 1/5/2008 2010

• Had his third walk-off hit on 8/29 in the 10th inn against Trenton (a single) • EL Player of the Week for week ending 7/18 (.409 2/12 and 8r)

• Had two HR’s on 7/15 vs. Altoona including 3-run game ending HR in B9 with 2 outs • Hit a two-run home run over the Maine Monster at Hadlock Field on 6/29 • Had an 11-game hitting streak 5/26 to 6/6.

• Had game winning single in B10 vs. Bowie on 5/27 • Two-run triple on 5/18 vs. Reading to tie the game

• He went 3 x 3 against Altoona on 5/1 • He had three hits against Bowie on 5/3 2009

• Spent the majority of the season with Potomac, hitting .297 in 89 games, and recording 20 doubles, 9 home runs, and 55 RBI

• Carolina League Player of the Week for week ending 8/3 2008

• Hit .341 with a homer, 16 RBI and 12 runs scored in 23 games with short-season Vermont • Had a six-game hitting streak from 6/28-7/3

• Put together a 10-game hitting streak from 7/21-7/30 MISCELLANEOUS

• Originally signed by the Chicago Cubs as a nondrafted free agent in 2002 • Missed all of 2004 with an injury

2011 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

#44 Pahuta, Tim

27 years old

• Hit one of three 12 inning Sens home runs at Bowie on 6/19 • Tim hit two home runs on 5/30 at Erie

• Promoted to the Sens on 5/27 when Ofilio Castro went on the DL • He was batting .283 10/28 in 39 games with Potomac when promoted

• His 10 home runs were 2nd in the Carolina League and he led the league in slugging pct • He had 13 multi-hit games

• He had 22 extra-base hits with Potomac

2009

• Spent all of 2009 with Potomac .251 8/42 MISCELLANEOUS

• Went to Seton Hall (NJ) University

• In four seasons, he batted .307 with 21 HRs and 139 RBIs.

#25 Norris, Derek

22 years old

• Enters the season as the Nats 2nd ranked prospect according to Baseball America 2010

• Missed the first month of the season due to a wrist injury • Was hit by a pitch in the helmet and returned 10-days later • He was with Potomac all season batting .235 12/49 • Led the Carolina League in walks with 89 2009

• He was awarded the Minor League Baseball’s best hitter at the single-A level by Baseball America

• Named the South Atlantic League’s Most Outstanding Major League Prospect • Was a Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star

• He batted .286 23/84 and walked 90 times MISCELLANEOUS

• In 2007, he was named Gatorade’s Baseball Player of the Year in the state of Kansas • He was a Louisville Slugger High School All-American in 2007

• Was originally a 3B but moved to catcher his senior year

#12 Moore, Tyler

24 years old

• Enters the season as the Nats 24th ranked prospect according to Baseball America 2010

• Was with Potomac all season where he batted .269 31/111 • He was the Carolina League Most Valuable Player

• Four times in the final two months of the season he was the Carolina League Player of the Week

• Led the Carolina League in HRs (31), 2Bs (43), and RBIs (111)

2009

• Was with Hagerstown all season long • He batted .297 with 9/87

• His 87 RBIs led all of Washington’s minor leagues MISCELLANEOUS

• He was drafted twice (both times the Nats) before signing

• He ranked 4th in batting for community colleges in 2007 hitting .472 while with Meridian Community College

#9 Rhinehart, Bill

26 years old

• He started the season with Harrisburg before being transferred to Potomac • He hit safely in 20 of his final 23 games at Potomac

• Helped lead the P-Nats to the Carolina League Championship • He batted .254 14/51 in 85 games with the P-Nats • He played in five games with Syracuse hitting .222 in 9 at bats 2009

• Had game winning walk-off hit on 6/5 vs. New Britain

• Had a season high 10-game hitting streak snapped on 5/6 vs. Erie

• Was with Harrisburg all season batting .239 12/56 MISCELLANEOUS

• Attended University of Arizona for 4 seasons (2004-07); CWS in ‘04; led Wildcats in AVG (.372), HR (13) and RBI (66) in 56G as a senior (2007)

• Attended Casa Roble Fundamental HS in Northern California; HS teammates included Brewers LHP Manny Parra

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2011 SENATORS MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

MULTI HIT GAMES MULTI RBI GAMES STREAKS HOME RUN INFO

Player Tot 2 3 4 5+ Tot 2 3 4 5+ Current Long Tot 1R 2R 3R GS Last HR

Coats Fox Gilbert Ivany Johnson Lombardozzi Moore Norris Pahuta Rhinehart Tucker Valdez

STREAKS/OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES

10+ HITTING STREAKS

MULTI-HOMER GAMES

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS

GRAND SLAMS

FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS

PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS

EXTRA-INNING HOMERS

GAME ENDING HOMERS

MISCELLANEOUS HR INFORMATION

WALK-OFF WINNING HITS

4+ HIT GAMES

4+ RBI GAMES

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2011 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES

#32 McCoy, Pay

22 years old

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Sens Season Highs:

IR-IRS: Last Save:

• He was with Potomac the entire season, going 2-1 in 30 relief appearances with a 2.93 ERA and 6 saves

• He spent the off-season with Loenes de Ponce in the Puerto Rican Professional

Baseball League

• He was 2-0 with a 3.70 ERA in 24.1 innings 2009

• Split the season between Hagerstown and Potomac • Was the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week 6/15 MISCELLANEOUS

• Baseball America named him the Best Late-Round Pick among the Nats’ 2007 draft picks

#34 Pena, Hassan

26 years old

IR-IRS: Last Save:

• Picked up first save on 5/29 in Erie

• Pena has allowed a run in each of this last three outings • Threw 2.1 perfect innings on 4/20 against Reading

• Nats #26 prospect entering the season according to Baseball America 2009

• Made 12 appearances (2 starts) for Potomac, finishing 2-1 with a 2.39 ERA; Struck out 21, walked 12

• He made 3 starts for Hagerstown, in which he allowed 2 earned runs in 16 IP, for an ERA of 1.13

MISCELLANEOUS

• Born in Cuba and defected in August 2005

• Played a year at Palm Beach Community College (FL) •

#22 Barthmeier, Jimmy

27 years old

IR/IRS: Last Save:

Signed by Washington as a free agent on 6/28/10 2010

• Was with four different clubs

• Appeared in nine games with Potomac at the end of the season 2009

• Had Tommy John surgery ending his season in May • He had appeared in one game with Indianapolis MISCELLANEOUS

• Originally selected in the 13th round of the 2003 draft by Houston

• Appeared in three games with Pittsburgh in 2008, going 0-2 with a 10.45 ERA

W-L-S IP H R ER BB K HR ERA IR-IRS TOTALS

2011 SENATORS BULLPEN NUMBERS

#19 VanAllen, Cory

26 years old

IR-IRS: Last Save:

• Has been with Potomac all season

• He was 2-3 with a 4.14 ERA in 26 games with Potomac. He struck out 48 and walked just 8.

• His longest outing this year has been 3 innings and was on 8/3 at Lynchburg

• In 14 outings since the All-Star break he is 1-1-1 with a 2.30 ERA 2009

• Spent the entire season with Harrisburg going 3-5 with 5.07 ERA in 31 appearances with 16 being starts

MISCELLANEOUS

• Was drafted by the LA Dodgers in the 3rd round of the 2003 draft but opted to go to Baylor instead

#31 Mandel, Jeff

25 years old

IR-IRS: Last Save:

• Promoted to Syracuse on 5/17 where he went 5-6 in 25 games/15 starts • Was the Sens opening night starter in Altoona on 4/11

• Struck out the first three batters he faced this year 2009

MISCELLANEOUS

• Attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas • 2007 Co-Captain

• 2006 First-Team Academic All-Big 12 (Second-Team in 2005) • 2005 NCAA Waco Regional All-Tournament Team

#50 Mattheus, Ryan

27 years old

IR-IRS: Last Save:

Acquired from the Rockies on 7/31/09 along with RHP Robinson Fabian for LHP Joe Beimel

2010

• Missed most of the season due to his rehab from Tommy John surgery • He did pitch in 10 games combined in the GCL and Vermont

2009

• He was ranked 19th in the Rockies organization entering the season according to Baseball America

• Began the season with Modesto (high-A) and pitched his way all the way to Colorado Springs (AAA)

MISCELLANEOUS

• Originally selected in the 19th round of the 2003 draft by Colorado • Played for Team USA in the 2008 Futures Game

#46 Arnesen, Erik

27 years old

IR-IRS: Last Save:

• Earned his first two career saves while with the Senators

• Started the season in the bullpen but then moved back into the starting rotation when Stephen Strasburg was promoted

• He was 6-8 3.95 in 21 games/18 starts with Syracuse 2009

• Has six quality starts among his 12 with the Senators

• Picked up a win in his first AA start on 5/15 at Reading. He struck out seven in five innings of work.

• Was promoted to Harrisburg when Luis Atilano went on the DL MISCELLANEOUS

• He attended Grove City College (PA)

• In 2006 he set single season records in wins (9), strikeouts (84) and innings (71) • His 146 strikeouts from 03-06 are a school career record

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Team Miscellaneous

Longest Winning Streak:

Longest Losing Streak:

Largest Margin of Victory:

Largest Margin of Defeat:

Largest Shutout Win:

Largest Shutout Loss:

Longest Game, Time (9 inn):

Longest Game, Time (10+ inn):

Longest Game, Innings:

Shortest Game, Time (9 inn)

Shortest Game, Time (7 inn):

Largest Crowd, Home:

Smallest Crowd, Home:

Largest Crowd, Road:

Smallest Crowd, Road:

Largest Come From Behind Win:

Largest Blown Lead in A Loss:

Most Errors, Game:

Most Left on Base

Fewest Left on Base:

Team Batting

Most Runs, Game:

Most Runs, Inning:

Most Hits, Game:

Most Hits, Inning:

Most Home Runs, Game:

Most Triples, Game:

Most Doubles, Game:

Most Extra Base Hits, Game

Most Stolen Bases, Game:

Most Strikeouts, All Games:

Times Batted Around:

Individual Batting

Most Hits:

Most Runs:

Most Extra Base Hits:

Most Total Bases:

Most Doubles:

Most Triples:

Most HR:

Most RBI:

Most Stolen Bases:

Longest Hitting Streak:

Most Consecutive Games/HR:

Team Pitching

Most Runs, Game:

Most Runs, Inning:

Most Hits, Game:

Fewest Hits, Game

Most Hits, Inning:

Most Home Runs, Game:

Most Strikeouts All Games:

Most Walks, Game:

Most Extra Base Hits Allowed:

Most Stolen Bases Allowed:

Individual Pitching

Most Innings Pitched, Start:

Fewest Innings Pitched, Start:

Most Innings Pitched, Relief:

Most Hits Allowed, Starter:

Most Hits Allowed, Reliever:

Most Strikeouts, Starter:

Most Strikeouts, Reliever:

Most Walks, Starter:

Most Walks, Reliever

2011 SENATORS HIGHS AND LOWS

C

Catchers Information

CS ATT

PCT

Ivany

Norris

Totals

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4/7 INF Matt Antonelli placed on the disabled list. RHP Henry Rodriguez added as a Major League Rehab. (24 active, 1 DL, 1 MLB Rehab)

2011 SENATORS TRANSACTIONS

2011 OPENING DAY ROSTER - APRIL 7 (24 Active + 1 DL)

P Erik Arnesen, Luis Atilano, Jimmy Barthmaier, Erik Davis, Jeff Mandel, Ryan Mattheus, Pat McCoy, Brad Meyers, Brad Peacock, Hassan Pena, Ryan Tatusko, Cory VanAllen C Devin Ivany, Derek Norris

INF Matt Antonelli (DL), Adam Fox, Josh Johnson, Steve Lombardozzi, Tyler Moore, Tim Pahuta OF Buck Coats, Archie Gilbert, Bill Rhinehart, Jon Tucker, Jesus Valdez

SENATOR DATE OPP INN UMPIRE SENATORS 2011 EJECTIONS

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Opponent Result Rcd GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attd 4/7 vs. Bowie 4/8 vs. Bowie 4/9 vs. Bowie 4/10 vs. Bowie 4/11 vs. New Britain 4/12 vs. New Britain 4/13 vs. New Britain 4/14 at Trenton 4/15 at Trenton 4/16 at Trenton 4/17 at Trenton 4/18 at Altoona 4/19 at Altoona 4/20 at Altoona 4/21 vs. Trenton 4/22 vs. Trenton 4/23 vs. Trenton 4/25 vs. Altoona 4/26 vs. Altoona 4/27 vs. Altoona 4/28 vs. Altoona 4/29 at New Britain 4/30 at New Britain 5/1 at New Britain 5/2 at Bowie 5/3 at Bowie 5/4 at Bowie 5/5 at Bowie 5/6 vs. Reading 5/7 vs. Reading 5/8 vs. Reading 5/9 vs. Altoona 5/10 vs. Altoona 5/11 vs. Altoona 5/12 at Richmond 5/13 at Richmond 5/14 at Richmond 5/15 at Richmond 5/17 vs. New Britain 5/18 vs. New Britain 5/19 vs. New Britain 5/20 at Binghamton 5/21 at Binghamton 5/22 at Binghamton 5/23 at Akron 5/24 at Akron 5/25 at Akron 5/26 at Akron 5/27 vs. Bowie 5/28 vs. Bowie 5/29 vs. Bowie 5/30 vs. Bowie 5/31 vs. New Hampshire

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