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Last night at Metro Bank Park the Harrisburg Senators overcame deficits of two and three runs, then opened up a three run lead of their own before ultimately falling to the Reading Phillies 11-9. Harrisburg continued it’s hot hitting by pounding out 11 hits with six of them going for extra bases. However, Reading had 14 hits and had five of them being for extra bases with three leaving the ballpark for home runs. Reading led 3-0 early against Chien-Ming Wang before Harrisburg started its first comeback effort. In the fourth inning Justin Bloxom led off with a homer for his 7th of the season. Then later in the inning with two runners on base, James Skelton doubled down the right field line to plate two and even the score. In the fifth Reading took back the lead on RBI doubles from Cody Asche and Leandro Castro. In the sixth the Senators had their first five runners reach base as they chased Reading’s Brody Colvin from the game. The Senators ultimately plated five runs in the frame with the big hits coming from Tim Pahuta (pinch-hit two-run double) and Sean Nicol (two-run triple). The Sens at that stage were ahead 8-5. But as was the story of the night Reading answered. In the seventh Rafael Martin yielded a leadoff walk to Tyson Gillies. Cody Asche then stepped up and made Harrisburg pay by clobbering his second homer on the night, pulling the R-Phils within one. Harrisburg’s Zech Zinicola worked out of the inning and in the bottom half Destin Hood laced a triple to the fence in left-center. Hood later scored on a sacrifice fly by Skelton. Reading sliced the two run deficit in half in the eighth inning by plating a run on a pinch-hit single by Jiwan James. Darin Ruf hit his 32nd homer on the season when he led off the ninth inning to tie the game. Reading then used a walk, single, and a sacrifice bunt to place two runners in scoring position with just one out. Miguel Abreu followed by lining a hit into center to score both runs and put Reading back ahead by two. In the last of the ninth Justin Friend came on for Reading and retired the Sens in order to secure his 20th save of the season.

Today’s Game Harrisburg and Reading play for the final time in 2012. With a victory the Sens can even the season series at seven and also win the three game set between the clubs. In the rubber match Trevor Holder faces Reading’s Trevor May. Reading counters with Trevor May. May entered the season regarded as the Philadelphia Phillies top prospect according to Baseball America. The Senators have faced May three times previously this season and are 1-1.

Offensive Resurgence Over the last five games Harrisburg has hit .271 as a team. That is up from the .256 mark the Sens had hit for this season prior to the recent stretch. However 26 of Harrisburg’s 48 hits (54%) during the four-game winning streak have been for extra bases. Prior to the winning streak just 28% of Harrisburg’s hits this season had gone for extra bases. Over the stretch Jimmy VanOstrand is 8-for-21 (.381), Tim Pahuta is 6-for-16 (.375) with has 5 extra base hits and six runs batted in, Destin Hood is 7-for-20 (.350), and Sean Nicol is 5-for-13 with a home run and four driven in.

Odds and Ends Pat McCoy has an earned run average of 2.04 in his last 20 games and a record of 4-1 with a save during that stretch. McCoy leads the Eastern League in appearances (45) and is tied for most relief wins (7)@Marcos Frias is tied for third in the Eastern League with 43 appearances@Defensively, the Senators have not committed an error in eight of the past twelve games. Defensively over the last 25 games the Senators have 14 errorless games and have turned 34 double plays.

Yesterday in the Nats System The Washington Nationals (1st NL East 77-46) took their second straight over the Atlanta Braves by winning 4-1. Ian Desmond went 2-for-3 with a double and hit his 20th homer. Desmond has now homered in consecutive games. Stephen Strasburg earned his 15th win@Syracuse (AAA 5th IL North 63-69) fell to Indianapolis 2-1@Potomac (A+ 4th CAR Northern 25-32) split a doubleheader with Carolina by falling 4-0 and winning 3-0@ Hagerstown (A 1st SAL Northern 33-24) beat Kannapolis 7-6 in 10 innings@ Auburn (SS 1st_{NYP Pinckney} 37-24) beat State College 3-1.

2012 HARRISBURG SENATORS MEDIA NOTES

Wednesday, August 22 @ 12:00pm

Harrisburg Senators (60-69) vs. Reading Phillies (68-61)

Metro Bank Park ● Game #130

RH Trevor Holder (2-3, 5.23) vs. RH Trevor May (9-11, 5.17)

UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS

Thursday 8/23 7:05pm at Bowie RH Ryan Perry (2-3, 1.86) vs. RH Mike Wright (4-3, 5.19) Friday 8/24 7:05pm at Bowie LH Danny Rosenbaum (8-9, 3.73) vs. LH Jake Pettit (9-3, 4.10) Saturday 8/25 6:35pm at Bowie RH Brian Broderick (2-0, 4.08) vs. RH Tim Bascom (6-6, 4.28)

Sunday 8/26 2:05pm at Bowie TBA vs. RH Dylan Bundy (1-0, 3.18)

SENATORS’ LAST 10 (5-5) 8/11 Binghamton W 5-4 8/12 Binghamton L 2-7 8/13 Akron L 1-2 8/14 Akron L 2-5 8/15 Akron L 1-3 8/16 at Erie W 6-1 8/17 at Erie W 2-1 8/18 at Erie W 8-6 8/19 Reading W 5-2 8/20 Reading L 9-11 SENATORS’ NEXT 10 8/23 at Bowie 7:05pm 8/24 at Bowie 7:05pm 8/25 at Bowie 6:35pm 8/26 at Bowie 2:05pm 8/27 at Richmond 7:05pm 8/28 at Richmond 7:05pm 8/29 at Richmond 7:05pm 8/30 at Richmond 7:05pm 8/31 Bowie 7:00pm 9/1 Bowie 7:00pm Home Record: Road Record: Daytime Record: Night Record: 1-Run Game Record: 2-Run Game Record: Current Streak: 2012 Best Mark: 2012 Worst Mark: First Half: Second Half: April Record: May Record: June Record: July Record: August Record: September Record: vs. Eastern Division: vs. Western Division: vs. AL Affiliates: vs. NL Affiliates: 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: Shutouts:

Sens Not Hitting HR: Sens HR in a Game: vs. RH Starter: vs. LH Starter: Extra Innings: Double-Headers: Series Record: Scoring 4 or Less: Scoring 5 or More: Allowing 4 or Less: Allowing 5 or More: 26-40 34-29 15-18 45-51 22-24 8-9 L1 48-40 56-68 36-35 24-34 14-10 14-15 12-15 12-18 8-11 0-0 27-36 33-33 35-40 25-29 8-10 4-9 7-8 13-8 4-16 11-10 13-8 40-20 20-49 46-10 7-10 7-49 51-3 6-12 3-52 51-2 4-11 1-48 6-10 29-43 31-26 35-56 25-13 4-7 5-4 15-19-4 20-62 40-7 51-24 9-45 2012 AT A GLANCE SENATORS VS. EL Total Home Away

Akron 3-6 0-3 3-4 Altoona 8-6 4-3 4-3 Binghamton 6-6 3-3 3-3 Bowie 8-5 2-4 6-1 Erie 9-4 4-3 5-1 New Britain 6-8 2-6 4-2 N. Hampshire 3-4 1-2 2-2 Portland 2-4 1-2 1-2 Reading 6-7 5-5 1-2 Richmond 5-11 3-7 2-4 Trenton 4-7 1-2 3-5 TOTAL 60-69 26-40 34-29 Vs. Reading in 2012 (11-8/3) 4/12 Home L 1-4 4/13 Home W 6-3 4/14 Home W 4-3 4/15 Home L 3-9 5/25 Home L 1-3 5/26 Home W 5-4 5/27 Home W 6-5 5/28 Home L 0-8 6/8 Away W 9-0 6/9 Away L 2-7 6/10 Away L 4-5 8/20 Home W 5-2 8/21 Home L 9-11 8/22 Home

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LAST 10 STARTS

Pitcher Against Dec IP H R ER BB K RESULT

Demny 8/20 vs. Reading ND 5.0 7 2 1 1 4 W 5-2 Broderick* 8/19 at Erie W2 5.0 5 2 2 2 1 W 8-6 Rosenbaum 8/18 at Erie W8 7.0 5 0 0 1 3 W 2-1 Perry 8/17 at Erie W2 9.0 8 1 1 1 2 W 6-1 Wang% 8/16 vs. Akron L4 4.2 3 2 2 2 3 L 1-3 Holder 8/15 vs. Akron L3 1.0 7 4 4 2 0 L 2-5 Pucetas 8/14 vs. Akron ND 5.0 3 0 0 4 2 L 1-2 Demny 8/12 vs. Binghamton L7 2.2 8 4 4 3 2 L 2-7 Rosenbaum 8/11 vs. Binghamton ND 5.0 8 4 4 3 5 W 5-4 *Spot Start %Major League Rehab

Wang% 8/21 vs. Reading ND 6.0 6 5 5 2 8 L 9-11

SENATORS STARTING PITCHER

ALL SENATORS STARTERS (11)

PITCHER W L ERA GS IP H R ER BB K Ballard 1 5 4.31 12 64.2 81 35 31 17 56 Bibens-Dirkx 1 0 2.00 2 9.0 7 2 2 1 8 Demny 6 7 5.43 23 117.2 134 76 71 57 89 Gilliam 1 7 5.37 13 70.1 78 44 42 25 63 Holder 2 3 5.23 7 32.2 36 21 19 9 19 Mandel 4 4 4.66 11 65.2 73 40 34 20 38 Perry 2 3 1.86 11 63.0 44 18 13 18 37 Pucetas 5 4 4.40 11 57.1 58 33 28 11 41 Rosenbaum 8 9 3.73 25 149.2 157 73 62 37 95 Tatusko 1 3 5.23 7 31.0 29 18 18 14 24 Wang 1 4 5.17 7 38.1 43 24 22 7 28 Totals 33 49 4.40 704.1 744 386 344 218 499 Broderick 1 0 1 5.0 5 2 2 2 1 W-L-S IP H R ER BB K HR ERA IR-IRS TOTALS 27-20-37 430.2 397 184 162 172 435 34 3.39 151-49 2012 SENATORS BULLPEN NUMBERS

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

Date Opponent Dec IP H R ER BB K RESULT

7/12 Richmond L1 1.2 6 7 7 2 1 L 3-12 7/16 at Akron L2 5.2 7 4 3 1 3 L 4-5 7/21 New Britain W1 7.0 3 0 0 0 2 W 5-0 7/27 at Trenton W2 6.1 4 3 3 1 5 W 7-4 8/3 Richmond ND 6.0 5 2 1 0 4 W 4-3 8/9 at Richmond ND 5.0 4 1 1 3 4 L 1-2 (13)

SENATORS RECORD IN STARTS: 2-4

8/15 Akron L3 1.0 7 4 4 2 0 L 2-5 YR CLUB W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB K 09 Hagerstown (A-) 2 0 3.55 3 3 12.2 17 6 5 3 12 Vermont (SS-A) 0 0 5.06 2 2 5.1 10 4 3 2 3 Potomac (A+) 2 3 9.26 6 6 23.1 33 27 24 9 18 10 Potomac (A+) 3 3 4.09 15 14 70.1 76 40 32 22 52 Hagerstown (A-) 4 3 3.15 12 12 65.2 68 30 23 7 50 11 Potomac (A+) 7 6 3.54 18 18 114.1 111 53 45 9 51 GCL Nats 0 1 6.75 4 0 6.2 12 8 5 0 4 12 Potomac (A+) 5 3 4.01 18 10 76.1 83 39 34 20 54 Harrisburg (AA) 2 3 5.23 7 6 32.2 36 21 19 9 19

Selected by the Nationals in the 3rd round in the 2009 draft MISCELLANEOUS

This is his 4th professional season

• Attended the University of Georgia

• Finished with 22 wins, tied for fourth all-time with Cris Carpenter • Second team All-SEC pick in 2008

2012

• He picked up the game that was suspended from 7/26 in the

bottom of the 2nd inning on 7/27, earning the win at Trenton.

• After throwing a scoreless first inning in his AA debut, he allowed

a two-run HR and a grand slam in his second inning of work on 7/12 vs. Richmond

• Promoted to Harrisburg on 7/11

• With Potomac this year as a starter he was 3-3 with a 3.90 ERA

in 10 starts

• Overall with Potomac he was 5-3 with a 4.01 ERA 76.1-83-39-34

-20-54

• He went seven innings in his last start on 7/7 vs. Carolina • Went at least seven innings in four of his last five starts • Six of his 10 starts were quality starts

• Struck out eight batters, a season high, in his last start on 7/7

2011

• Spent the majority of the season with Potomac as a starter • He had 14 starts out of 19 appearances

• Threw a complete game on 5/16 at Frederick going eight innings

2010

• Was a South Atlantic League All-Star

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched: 8.0 5/16/11 at Frederick Hits Allowed: 12 7/7/12 vs. Carolina Earned Runs: 8 7/7/12 vs. Carolina Walks: 5 6/10/12 vs. Salem Strikeouts: 9 6/4/10 vs. Lakewood Low Hit Game (6ip+): 3 7/21/12 vs. New Britain (7ip)

#25 TREVOR HOLDER

HT:

6’2”

WT:

195 B/T:

R/R

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#32 McCoy, Pat

LH

8/3/1988

23 years old

Nationals 10th round selection in the 2007 draft

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Tue 8/21 vs. Reading ND 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thu 8/16 vs. Akron ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Tue 8/14 vs. Akron L2 0.1 2 1 1 1 1 0 Sat 8/12 vs. Binghamton W7 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 0 Thu 8/9 at Richmond ND 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 IR-IRS: 24-10 Last Save: 8/1 at Binghamton This is his 6th professional season

• He struck out the side in the 9th inning on 6/22 vs. Richmond

• Went on the DL retroactive to 5/18 and activated on 6/2

• Earned his first win on 4/10 against Bowie

• Retired the final batter of the game on 4/14 at Trenton for his first AA save

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

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

#21 Nelo, Hector

RH

11/5/1986

25 years old

Signed as a minor league free agent 4/2/2011

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Tue 8/21 vs. Reading L5 1.0 3 3 3 1 1 1 Mon 8/20 vs. Reading S16 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sat 8/18 at Erie S15 1.0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Thu 8/16 vs. Akron ND 1.0 0 1 1 1 1 0 Sun 8/12 vs. Binghamton ND 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 IR-IRS: 17-6 Last Save: 8/20 vs. Reading This is his 6th professional season

• Named to the Western Division All-Star Team

• Earned his first save on the season pitching two scoreless innings on 4/18 vs. Altoona

• His 18 saves last year led all of the Nationals minor leagues

• With Potomac last year he was 1-0 2.40 with the 18 saves

• Originally selected in the 15th round of the 07 draft by Rangers

• He has been clocked at 100 mph in the past

#31 Martin, Rafael

RH

5/16/1984

28 years old

Signed as a minor-league free agent February 2010

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Tue 8/21 vs. Reading ND 0.1 1 2 2 1 0 1 Sun 8/19 at Erie ND 1.1 3 2 2 0 1 1 Wed 8/15 vs. Akron ND 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 0 Sun 8/12 vs. Binghamton ND 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Thu 8/9 at Richmond ND 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 IR-IRS: 8-3 Last Save:

This is his 3rd professional season

• Appeared in one game with the Sens before being placed on temp inactive list. Activated

on 7/14.

• Started the 2012season with Syracuse and went 0-0 with a 7.13 ERA in 13 games • Started 2011 in extended spring training before joining Potomac

• In six games with Potomac, he was 1-0 with a 1.13 ERA with 10K and 2BB in 8ip • He was named to the EL Western Division All-Star team in 2010

• Had not played in the United States professionally prior to 2010

#17 Broderick, Brian

#17 Broderick, Brian RH

RH

9/1/1986

25 years old

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR

Sat 8/29 at Erie W2 5.0 5 2 2 2 1 1 (spot start) Sun 8/12 vs. Binghamton ND 3.1 6 2 2 0 1 1

Wed 8/8 at Richmond ND 3.0 6 3 3 1 1 0 Fri 8/3 vs. Richmond W1 2.2 2 1 1 1 3 0 Tue 7/31 at Binghamton ND 2.0 2 0 0 1 1 0 IR-IRS: Last Save:

• He was assigned to Harrisburg on 7/27

• Pitched for Memphis and was 3-8 with a 7.32 ERA in 20 games/14 starts

• Last year, he pitched in 11 games with the Nationals going 0-1 with a 6.57 ERA before

being returned to the Cardinals organization

• Made his MLB debut on 4/3/11 pitching .2 innings against Atlanta

• After returning to the Cards, he pitched in 22 games with Memphis going 7-7 5.04 ERA • Was a rule 5 selection the Nationals in the December, 2010 rule 5 draft

• Originally selected in the 21st round of the 2007 draft by St. Louis

• Played college baseball for Mesa Community College and Grand Canyon University

#13 Barthmaier, Jimmy RH

1/6/1984

28 years old

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

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Sun 8/19 at Erie ND 1.2 3 2 2 2 2 1 Tue 8/14 vs. Akron ND 1.2 1 0 0 0 1 0 Fri 8/10 vs. Binghamton ND 1.2 2 1 0 2 1 0 Tue 8/7 at Richmond ND 1.0 0 0 0 1 2 0 Thu 8/2 at Binghamton L2 0.2 1 1 1 1 1 0 IR-IRS: 1/1 Last Save:

• Appeared in 14 games, all relief, for Potomac going 0-1-3 1.83 ERA

• He was with Harrisburg all season, going 5-3-1 with a 5.05 ERA in 39 games

• He made two spot starts for the Sens last year

• Was with four different clubs in 2010

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

• 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

• Had Tommy John surgery in May 2009

SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES

#35 Frias, Marcos

RH

12/19/1988

12/19/1988 23 years old

23 years old

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Thu 8/16 vs. Akron ND 2.1 3 1 1 0 0 0 Tue 8/14 vs. Akron BS2 2.0 1 1 1 1 1 0 Sat 8/11 vs. Binghamton ND 0.2 1 0 0 1 1 0 Thu 8/9 at Richmond ND 2.0 1 0 0 1 3 0 Tue 8/7 at Richmond ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 IR/IRS: 10-6 Last Save:

• Spent all of 2011 with Potomac where he was 3-3 2.63 in 43 appearances, 39 relief

• Spent most of 2010 with Potomac, going 7-5 in 17 starts

• Was a 2009 South Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star

#18 Tatusko, Ryan

RH

11/27/1984

11/27/1984 ---- 27 years old

27 years old

Acquired from Texas along with RH Tanner Roark for SS Christian Guzman 7/31/2010 DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Mon 6/20 vs. Reading W3 3.2 3 0 0 1 6 0 Wed 8/15 vs. Akron ND 6.0 3 0 0 1 6 0 Sat 8/11 vs. Binghamton ND 2.0 1 0 0 0 3 0 Thu 8/9 at Richmond L5 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 0 Sun 8/5 vs. Richmond ND 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 IR-IRS: 4-1 Last Save:

• He has made seven starts for the Senators this season

• Assigned to the Senators from extended spring training on 4/28

• Prior to this season he has appeared in 142 games, 75 starts

• Split time in 2011 between Syracuse and Harrisburg. He was 2-4 5.94 with Harrisburg in 12g/9s and 3-4 4.54 in 23g/2s

• After being acquired from the Rangers, he was 3-1 1.72 in 6 starts with the Sens

• Was 9-2 2.97 in 24g/13s with Frisco prior to being traded to the Nationals

• Originally selected in the 18th round of the 2007 draft by the Texas Rangers

#20 Zinicola, Zech

RH

3/2/1985

3/2/1985 ---- 27 years old

27 years old

DATE/OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR Tue 8/21 vs. Reading ND 1.0 2 1 1 1 0 0 Sun 8/19 at Erie S3 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sat 8/18 at Erie H2 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Wed 8/15 vs. Akron ND 1.0 2 1 1 0 2 0 Sun 8/12 vs. Binghamton ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IR-IRS: 8-0 Last Save: 9/19 at Erie

• Began the season on the suspended list and joined the Senators from extended spring

training on 6/7. Went on the DL 7/9 and activated 8/12.

• He has pitched in Harrisburg every season he has pitched professionally • Was the Nationals Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2006

• Was 1-0 last year with Syracuse with a 1.98 ERA in 21 games and was 2-0 with a 2.08

ERA in 11 games with the Senators last year

• Had 11 saves for the Senators in 2010 which is a career high for him

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#27 Bloxom, Justin

Bats

Bats----S

S

4/29/88

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 1 x 4 hr rbi r

Mon 8/20 vs. Reading dnp

Sun 8/19 at Erie 0 x 5

Sat 8/18 at Erie 1 x 4

Fri 8/17 at Erie 1 x 4 2b r

Last HR: 8/21 vs. Reading - B4 - Solo off Brody Colvin This is his 4th professional season

2012

• Hit a game-tying solo home run in the 9th inning at Erie on 7/7

• Drove in three runs with two hits in his 2nd game with the Sens 6/20 at Portland

• In 65 games with Potomac, he was hitting .259-12-34

• Was tied for the Carolina League lead in HR's with 12 at the time of promotion to

Harrisburg

• Hit 2 HRs on 6/6 at Frederick and drove in 3 runs

• Had eight multi-rbi games with Potomac

2011

• Was with Potomac all season batting .259-9-45 in 88 games

2010

• With Hagerstown he was .309-11-70 in 104 games

2009

• His first professional season was spent with Vermont were he hit .228-3-24 in 67

games

MISCELLANEOUS

• Played collegiately at Kansas State

• Led K-State in batting average (.361) HR (12) and RBI (63) in '09, becoming the

first player to lead in each of those categories since 2000.

• Ranks first and second all-time in K-State history for putouts in a season.

#24 Goodwin, Brian

Bats

Bats----L

L

11/2/1990

Nationals 1sr round selection in the 2011 draft (supplemental-34th overall)

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 2 x 5 r

Mon 8/20 vs. Reading 1 x 4 hr rbi r

Sun 8/19 at Erie dnp

Fri 8/17 at Erie 0 x 5

Last HR: 8/20 vs. Reading - B6 - Solo off Austin Hyatt This is his 1sr professional season

2012

• Hit first AA HR and had first multi-hit game on 7/24 vs. New Hampshire

• Promoted to Harrisburg on 7/20 from Hagerstown

• He batted .324-9-38 with 15 stolen bases in 58 games

• Missed over a month suffering an injury on 4/9 and returning 5/18.

• Had a HR and 4 RBIs in his first professional game on 4/5 vs. West Virginia

• He had four hits including 2 HRs and 4 RBIs on 6/23 at Lakewood

• Had three outfield assists

• He is the 5th best prospect in the Nationals organization according to Baseball

America

MISCELLANEOUS

• Attended Miami-Dade Junior College in 2011 .382-8-37 and 16 stolen bases

• In 2010 with North Carolina, he batted .291-7-63 as a freshman

• Was named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American team after his

freshman season at UNC

• Prior to the 2011, he was projected to be the number one JUCO prospect in the

country according to Baseball America

• Was originally drafted in the 17th round of the 2009 draft by the Chicago White Sox

SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

#15 Bynum, Seth #15 Bynum, Seth #15 Bynum, Seth

#15 Bynum, Seth BatsBatsBatsBats

----R

R

12/19/1980

Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Expos on 5/28/04

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 2 x 4 2r

Mon 8/20 vs. Reading 0 x 3 r

Sun 8/19 at Erie 2 x 4 hr 2b 3rbi 2r

Fri 8/17 at Erie 2 x 4 2b rbi

Last HR: 8/19 at Erie - T2 - 2R off James Wesson This is his 9th professional season

2012

• With Syracuse he played in 94 games and hit .205-6-34 with 11-2b, 2 3b, and he

was 3 x 5 in SB

2011

• Played in 84 games with Syracuse hitting .259-10-39

2010

• Spent all season with Syracuse, hitting .233-14-52

2009

• Played the first four games with the Senators before being promoted to Syracuse

• In 134 games with Syracuse, he batted .262-19-67. He was a mid-season

International League All-Star

• He was named as the Best Defensive 2B in the IL according to Baseball America

MISCELLANEOUS

• In 2008, he hit 21 home runs between Potomac and Harrisburg

• His first appearance with the Senators came in 2006

• He played collegiately at the University of Indiana

• Originally selected by the Expos in the 38th round of the 2003 draft

#22 Hood, Destin

Bats

Bats----R

Bats

R

4/3/1990

Nationals 2nd round selection in the 08 draft

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 2 x 5 3b 2b 2r

Mon 8/20 vs. Reading 0 x 4

Sun 8/19 at Erie 2 x 4 2r 2b

Sat 8/18 at Erie 1 x 4 2b rbi

Fri 8/17 at Erie 2 x 3 rbi

Last HR: 7/2 vs. Erie - B4 - 3r off Kelvin De La Cruz This is his 5th professional season

2012

• Activated from the disabled list 8/8.

• Drove in four runs with a 3-run HR and sac fly on 7/2 vs. Erie

• Played in 5 rehab games with Auburn going 3 x 17 - .176

• Placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/25 and activated on 6/26

• Hit his first AA home run on 4/13 off of David Buchanan of Reading

• Drove in four runs on 4/11 at New Britain

• His first AA hit was on 4/7 at Bowie with a bases loaded 2-run double

• He appeared in 2 spring training games with the Nats going 1 x 3

• According to Baseball America he is the #11 prospect in the Nats organization

2011

• Batted .276 13/83 with Potomac

• Ranked as the 10th best prospect in the Nats organization according to Baseball

America

2010

• Spent all of 2010 with Hagerstown batting .285 5/65

MISCELLANEOUS

• Turned down a football scholarship to the University of Alabama to sign with the

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#44 Pahuta, Tim

Bats

Bats----L

L

5/3/1985

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 1 x 1 2b 2rbi

Sun 8/19 at Erie 2 x 4 hr 3rbi r

Sat 8/18 at Erie 1 x 4 2b

Fri 8/17 at Erie 2 x 4 2-2b rbi r

Last HR: 8/19 at Erie - T4 - 2R off James Wesson This is his 8th professional season

2012

• Hit two home runs on 6/1 at New Britain

• Had a career-high nine-game hit streak snapped on 4/28.

• Went 2 x 4 and hit first HR in 2012 on 4/18 vs. Altoona. Also drove in 3 runs.

• Appeared in two spring training games with the Nats going 3 x 5 with a 2b

2011

• Had game winning single at 1:08am on 7/28 vs. Binghamton in the 14th inning

• Hit back end HR of back-to-back with Bryce Harper on 7/27 at Bowie

• Hit a 3-run HR to break 1-1 tie at Richmond on 7/11

• Hit walk-off HR in bottom of the 10th on 4/21 to lead Sens to 4-3 win over Trenton

2010

• 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

MISCELLANEOUS

• Went to Seton Hall (NJ) University

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

• He is the all-time doubles leader with 53 at Seton Hall, Craig Biggio is the all-time

triples leader and Mo Vaughn is the all-time home run leader.

#9 Nicol, Sean

Bats

Bats----R

R

9/25/1986

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 1 x 4 3b 2rbi r

Sun 8/19 at Erie 2 x 5 2-2b r

Sat 8/18 at Erie dnp

Fri 8/17 at Erie dnp

Last HR: 8/20 vs. Reading - B6 - Solo off Austin Hyatt This is his 4th professional season

2012

• Hit first HR on 7/19 vs. New Britain

• Had three hits on 7/3 vs. Erie

• In 13 games with Potomac, was batting .286-1-3 in 42 at bats

• Had two two-hit games with the P-Nats

• He has played 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, and LF during his minor league career.

2011

• Batted .304 in 57 games with Hagerstown, .156 in 14 games with Potomac, and

was 1 x 3 in two games with Syracuse

• Promoted to Harrisburg from Hagerstown on 7/22

2010

• Split time between Hagerstown, the GCL Nats and Potomac.

• He batted .288 in 16 games with Potomac.

2009

• Began his minor league career with Vermont and batted .269 with 1 HR and 21

RBIs

MISCELLANEOUS

• He played collegiately at the University of San Diego his final three years after

starting college at Portland State University.

• He chose to transfer from PSU to San Diego because of the great academic

atmosphere and outstanding baseball program.

SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

#2 Rendon, Anthony

Bats

Bats----R

R

6/6/1990

Selected by the Nationals in the 1st round (6th overall) in the 2011 draft

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 0 x 4

Sun 8/19 at Erie 0 x 3 r

Sat 8/18 at Erie 1 x 4 r

Fri 8/17 at Erie 1 x 5 r

Last HR: 8/20 vs. Reading - B6 - Solo off Austin Hyatt This is his 1st professional season

2012

• Hit first AA on 8/20 vs. Reading (it was the last of back to back to back HRs)

• Missed most of the season with an ankle injury incurred in the second game this

season

• In nine games with Potomac batted .333 (9 x 27) with 3-3Bs and 2-2Bs.

• Hit his first professional home run while rehabbing with the GCL Nats on 7/23

• Joins OF Brian Goodwin as the 2nd member of the 2011 Nats draft class to reach

double-A.

• According to Baseball America he is the number 2 prospect in the Nats system

entering the 2012 season

MISCELLANEOUS

• He attended Rice University

• As a sophomore at Rice, he hit 26 HRs which ranks second to Lance Berkman in a

single season

• Won the Dick Howser Award in 2010 as a sophomore which is annually given to

the nations best college baseball player

• He also won the 2010 Rawlings Sporting Goods National Player of the Year,

Conference USA Male Athlete of the Year, and was named First Team All-American

• He was selected in the 27th round of the 2008 draft by Atlanta but did not sign

#7 Lozada, Jose

Bats

Bats----S

Bats

S

12/29/1985

Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Nationals 6/11/2008

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading dnp

Fri 8/17 at Erie 1 x 4 rbi r

Last HR: 8/14 vs. Akron - B1 - Solo off Paolo Espino This is his 5th professional season

2012

• Pitched a third of an inning against Richmond on 7/12

• Hit 2-run HR on 7/8 at Erie giving the Sens a 2-0 lead in a game they won 3-1

• Activated from the disabled list on 7/4

• Pitched an inning in relief on 6/16 vs. Trenton allowing a run

• Homered in consecutive games 5/25 and 5/26 vs. Reading

• Hit first double-A home run on 5/25 vs. Reading

• Has played six positions this year; 3B, SS, 1B, LF, CF and P

• In limited playing time, has had three three-hit games

2011

• He spent the entire season with Potomac batting .256 6/34

• Had 22 multi-hit games for Potomac

• Pitched one inning in relief on 5/3 vs. Myrtle Beach

2010

• With Potomac in 2010 he batted .256 6/34

• Had 19 multi-hit games with Potomac

2009

• Hit .247-0-5 in 49 games with Hagerstown in 2009

MISCELLANEOUS

• Attended Bethune-Cookman College

• He was named the 2008 MEAC Player of the Year

#4 Skelton, James

Bats

Bats----L

L

10/28/1985

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 2 x 2 2b 3rbi r

Sat 8/18 at Erie dnp

Fri 8/17 at Erie dnp

This is his 9th professional season 2012

• With Syracuse he batted .271 in 16 games with 0 HR and 7 RBIs.

• Promoted to Syracuse 5/15 and back to Harrisburg on 7/29

• Promoted to the Sens on 4/19 after starting season in Potomac

• He went 3 x 5 in two games with the P-Nats

2011

• He split time between Carolina AA and Louisville AAA playing in 54 games and

batting .221 with an RBI

2010

• He was in the Pirates organization playing in 69 games with Bradenton (.280-3-35)

and four games with Altoona.

• He combined to hit .280 3/35 in 211 at bats

2009

• He was selected by the Diamondbacks in the December, 2008 Rule 5 draft

• Split time between Visalia (A+) and Mobile (AA) batting .207-4-42

MISCELLANEOUS

• He was originally selected in the 14th round of the 2004 draft by Detroit

• Was a 2008 Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star

• In 2007 was a Midwest League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star along with

being named by Baseball Americaas a Low Class A All-Star

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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

Bloxom 10 10 4 3 1 1 5 7 6 1 Goodwin 8 7 1 2 2 2 5 4 4 Hood 20 15 5 8 5 1 2 1 7 2 1 1 Lozada 15 10 5 1 1 -1 6 4 3 1 Nicol 15 13 2 4 4 3 8 3 2 1 Pahuta 22 18 4 12 9 3 1 9 15 10 5 Tucker -2 3 VanOstrand 24 17 6 1 5 4 1 -1 6 9 8 1 Watts 1 1 2 2 -1 6 1 1 Rendon -1 2 1 1 Bynum 6 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 Skelton 1 1 1 1 1 1 #30 VanOstrand, Jimmy

#30 VanOstrand, Jimmy #30 VanOstrand, Jimmy

#30 VanOstrand, Jimmy BatsBatsBatsBats

----R

R

8/7/1984

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading 0 x 4

Sun 8/19 at Erie 2 x 4 hr 2rbi r

Fri 8/17 at Erie 3 x 5 2-2b 2rbi 2r

Last HR: 8/19 at Erie - T5 - Solo off Rob Waite This is his 7th professional season 2012

• Drove in four runs against Trenton on 6/16

• Hit first HR with the Sens on 6/8 at Reading

• Assigned to the Senators on 5/29.

• Was released at the end of spring training by the Astros

• He was playing for Sugar Land in the Atlantic League (.368-3-20 in 27 games)

2011

• He spent his third consecutive season with Corpus Christi and batted .306-11-48 in

104 games

2010

• In his second consecutive season with Corpus Christi he batted .244-3-44 in 105g

2009

• In his first AA season with Corpus Christi, he batted .283-16-71

MISCELLANEOUS

• He was selected in the 8th round of the 2006 draft by Houston

• He was originally selected in the 29th round of the 2003 draft by Pittsburgh but did

not sign.

• Played for the Canadian National Baseball team in 2007 and in the 2009 Baseball

World Cup

• Also played in the 2008 Summer Olympics and the 2011 Pan American Games

where he drove in both runs in the gold medal-clinching victory over the U.S.

#32 Watts, Kris #32 Watts, Kris #32 Watts, Kris

#32 Watts, Kris BatsBatsBatsBats

----L

L

7/15/1984

Acquired from Pittsburgh for cash considerations on 6/7/12

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading dnp

Sun 8/19 at Erie 1 x 4

Sat 8/18 at Erie 1 x 4 2b r

Fri 8/17 at Erie 1 x 3

Last HR: 7/23 vs. New Britain - B4 - One on off Deck McGuire

This is his 7th professional season 2012

• Caught both ends of a DH on 7/28 at Trenton

• He had two doubles and three RBIs on 6/26 vs. Altoona in an 8-3 Sens win over

Altoona

• Assigned to Harrisburg on 6/8

• He appeared in nine games with Indianapolis (AAA) hitting .250 with four RBIs

2011

• He split time between Indianapolis (12g) and Altoona (71g). Hit .250 for

Indianapolis and .232 for Altoona with 3 HR and 14 RBI.

2010

• Spent the entire season in Altoona playing in 56 games, batting .266-4-19.

MISCELLANEOUS

• He was selected in the 16th round of the 2006 draft by Pittsburgh

• Played collegiately at Santa Clara University

• His best offensive season was in 2007 with Hickory .326-8-41 in 90 games

• In 2009 with Lynchburg, he batted .291-7-49 in 103 games

• Was first-team All-West Coast Conference in 2006, his senior year and was

honorable mention in 2005

• Prior to playing at Santa Clara, he played at Ohlone College JC in Fremont, CA

• Enjoys extreme sports and wakeboarding

SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

#3 Tucker, Jonny

Bats

Bats----R

R

7/2/1983

Signed as a free agent on 7/30/12

Tue 8/21 vs. Reading dnp Mon 8/20 vs. Reading 0 x 1 Sun 8/19 at Erie 0 x 5 Sat 8/18 at Erie dnp Fri 8/17 at Erie dnp 2012

• Was signed by the Nats on 7/30 and assigned to Harrisburg 7/31

• Played with Somerset/Atlantic League and batted .245-2-29 with 16 stolen bases.

He also drew 37 walks.

2011

• Went on the disabled list 7/12 with a wrist/hand injury and never returned

• His first home run on the season came in his return to Bowie on 5/2

• He had a 2b and 3b on 4/17 in game 2 at Trenton

2010

• Split the season between Norfolk and Bowie

• Stole 22 bases with the Baysox

• Had a season-high 3 RBIs on three occasions

2009

• Was with Bowie for all but seven games

• Was an Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star

• Hit .265 1/36 with 31 stolen bases in 120 games with Bowie

• His 31 SBs were good for fifth in the Eastern League

MISCELLANEOUS

• Originally selected by Baltimore in the 20th round of the 2004 draft

• Had a 13-game hitting streak with Bowie in 2008

• Attended the University of Florida

• Went to De La Salle High School in Concord, CA and while there, he played on the

football team that was nationally known due to a 151 game winning streak from 1992-2004.

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Team Miscellaneous

Longest Winning Streak: 8 7/1 to 7/8

Longest Losing Streak: 7 7/14 to 7/20

Largest Margin of Victory: 10 4/7 at Bowie W 13-3

Largest Margin of Defeat: 14 6/19 at Portland L 0-14

Largest Shutout Win: 9-0 6/8 at Reading

Largest Shutout Loss: 0-14 6/19 at Portland L 0-14

Longest Game, Time (9 inn): 3:41 7/15 vs. Richmond

Longest Game, Time (10+ inn): 4:32 8/9 at Richmond (13 inn)

Longest Game, Innings: 14 5/17 at Richmond

Shortest Game, Time (9 inn) 2:05 5/28 vs. Reading

Shortest Game, Time (7 inn): 1:46 7/28 at Trenton #1

Largest Crowd, Home: 7,604 5/19 vs. Bowie

Smallest Crowd, Home: 1,522 4/18 vs. Altoona

Largest Crowd, Road: 8,856 7/4 at Bowie

Smallest Crowd, Road: 1,423 7/5 at Bowie

Largest Come From Behind Win: 5 6/22 vs. Erie (Trailing 5-0 into B4)

Largest Blown Lead in A Loss: 4 7/18 at Akron (Leading 4-0 into B4)

Most Errors, Game: 4 6/21 at Portland

Most Left on Base 14 8/2 at Binghamton

Fewest Left on Base: 2 8/8 at Richmond

Team Batting

Most Runs, Game: 13 4/7 at Bowie

Most Runs, Inning: 8 (2) Last 6/25 at New Hampshire (2nd)

Most Hits, Game: 18 6/30 vs. Erie

Most Hits, Inning: 8 4/7 at Bowie (8th)

Most Home Runs, Game: 4 8/20 vs. Reading

Most Triples, Game: 2 8/21 vs. Reading

Most Doubles, Game: 6 8/17 at Erie

Most Extra Base Hits, Game 7 (2) Last 8/19 at. Erie (4-2b & 3 hr)

Most Stolen Bases, Game: 7 4/24 at Altoona

Most Strikeouts, All Games: 17 7/31 at Binghamton

Times Batted Around: 10 Last 6/26 vs. Altoona (1st inning)

Individual Batting

Most Hits: 4 (4) Last J. Van Ostrand on 6/30 vs. Erie

Most Runs: 3 (4) Last J. Van Ostrand on 6/30 vs. Erie

Most Extra Base Hits: 3 J. Valdez on 5/27 vs. Reading (2HR & 1-2b)

Most Total Bases: 10 J. Valdez on 5/27 vs. Reading

Most Doubles: 2 (6) Last D. Hood on 7/16 at Akron

Most Triples: 1 Several Players

Most HR: 2 (3) Last J. Valdez on 6/5 vs. Binghamton

Most RBI: 4 (4) Last D. Hood on 7/2 vs. Erie

Most Stolen Bases: 4 J. Kobernus on 4/24 at Altoona

Longest Hitting Streak: 12 E. Perez 5/28 to 6/9

Team Pitching

Most Runs, Game: 19 6/16 vs. Trenton

Most Runs, Inning: 9 6/19 at Portland (4th inning)

Most Hits, Game: 22 6/16 vs. Trenton

Fewest Hits, Game (9 inn) 3 (3) Last 7/8 at Erie

Fewest Hits, Game (7 inn) 5 5/30 vs. Portland Game 2

Most Hits, Inning: 8 6/1 at New Britain

Most Home Runs, Game: 5 6/16 vs. Trenton

Most Strikeouts All Games: 16 5/1 vs. New Britain

Most Walks, Game: 9 Last 4/20 at Trenton (12 innings)

Most Extra Base Hits Allowed: 8 5/18 vs. Bowie (4-2b, 2-3b, 2-HR)

Most Stolen Bases Allowed: 4 6/17 vs. Trenton

Individual Pitching

Most Innings Pitched, Start: 9.0 (3) Last R. Perry on 8/17 at Erie

Fewest Innings Pitched, Start: 1.0 M. Ballard on 6/13 Game 2 vs. Erie

Most Innings Pitched, Relief: 6.0 R. Tatusko on 8/15 vs. Akron

Most Hits Allowed, Starter: 14 J. Mandel on 6/1 at New Britain

Most Hits Allowed, Reliever: 7 M. Frias on 6/30 vs. Erie

Most Strikeouts, Starter: 9 (2) Last R. Gilliam on 5/1 vs. New Britain

Most Strikeouts, Reliever: 6 (2) Last R. Tatusko on 8/20 vs. Reading

Most Walks, Starter: 5 (2) Last P. Demny on 4/16 vs. Altoona

Most Walks, Reliever 5 M Frias on 5/17 at Richmond

Catchers Information CS ATT PCT Seabury 2 6 .333 Skelton 0 1 .000 Watts 6 30 .200 Others 29 107 .271 Totals 37 144 .257 SENATORS 2012 EJECTIONS SENATOR DATE OPP INN UMPIRE Hector Nelo 4/7 at Bowie 8 Kiff Kinkead Matt LeCroy 4/7 at Bowie 8 Kiff Kinkead Matt LeCroy 4/26 at Altoona 4 Andy Dudones Paul Menhart 4/30 New Britain 12 Joe Hannigan Pat Corrales 5/1 New Britain 12 Joe Hannigan Devin Ivany 5/17 at Richmond 14 Joe Born Matt LeCroy 7/7 at Erie 10 Joe Hannigan Marcos Frias 7/12 Richmond 9 Shaun Lampe

STREAKS/OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES

10+ HITTING STREAKS

Eury Perez (12) 5/28 to 6/9 Chris Rahl (10)

MULTI-HOMER GAMES

Jesus Valdez on 5/27 vs. Reading (2) Tim Pahuta on 6/1 at New Britain (2) Jesus Valdez on 6/5 vs. Binghamton (2)

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS

Tim Pahuta & Chris Rahl on 4/18 vs. Altoona (7th inning)

BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS

Brian Goodwin, Sean Nicol & Anthony Rendon on 8/20 vs. Reading

FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS

Jeff Kobernus on 6/13 Game 2 vs. Erie

PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS

Jimmy VanOstrand on 8/12 vs. Binghamton

GAME ENDING WINS

Chris Rahl on 6/13 Game 1 vs. Erie in B8 - Bases Loaded 1B Chris McConnell on 6/15 vs. Trenton in B10 - Bases Loaded 1B Zach Walters on 7/3 vs. Erie in B12 - Bases Loaded 1B Jose Lozada on 8/11 vs. Binghamton in B9 scored on an error

4+ HIT GAMES

Jesus Valdez on 4/29 vs. Bowie Eury Perez on 5/16 at Richmond Manny Mayorson on 6/8 at Reading Jimmy Van Ostrand on 6/30 vs. Erie

4+ RBI GAMES

Destin Hood on 4/11 at New Britain Stephen King on 4/29 vs. Bowie Jimmy Van Ostrand on 6/16 vs. Trenton Destin Hood 7/2 vs. Erie

THE LAST TIME...

Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Home:

6/24 to 6/26/2011 vs. Altoona

Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Road:

7/4 to 7/6/2012 at Bowie

Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Home:

7/4 to 7/7/2011 vs. Erie

Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Road:

8/25 to 8/27/2011 at New Hampshire

Sens Swept 5-Game Series, Home

5/27 to 5/30/2011 vs. Bowie

Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Home:

8/14 to 8/16/2012 vs. Akron

Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Road:

8/17 to 8/19/2012 at Erie

Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Home:

8/8 to 8/11/2005 vs. New Britain

Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Road:

7/1 to 7/4/2010 at Trenton

Sens threw a No-Hitter:

S. Martis on 8/26 at New Hampshire - Game #1 (7 innings) W3-0

Sens were No-Hit:

Rhadames Liz on 6/1/2007 at Bowie—Nine Innings lost 0-5

Complete Game:

Danny Rosenbaum on 5/5/2012 at Binghamton - Nine Innings won 2-1

Complete Game Shutout:

Shairon Martis on 8/26 at New Hampshire-Game 1 (7-Innings)

Grand Slam:

Stephen King on 9/1/2011 vs. Portland

Allowed Grand Slam:

Oswaldo Arcea on 7/20/2012 vs. New Britain

Back-to-Back Home Runs:

Tim Pahuta and Chris Rahl on 4/18 vs. Altoona (7th Inning)

Two Homer Game:

Jesus Valdez on 5/27/2012 vs. Reading

Three Homer Game:

Danny Espinosa on 8/4/2010 at Binghamton (2 LH & 1 RH)

Walk-off Win:

8/11 vs. Binghamton (Jose Lozada scored on an error in B9)

Walk-off Loss:

8/9/12 at Richmond (Joel Weeks RBI 1B in B13)

Hit for the Cycle:

Steven Mortimer on 8/10/2007 at Portland

6-Hit Game:

Brandon Watson on 7/4/2003 at Akron – 6 x 6

5-Hit Game:

Brad Coon on 9/5/2010 at Binghamton - 5 x 5

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2012 OPENING DAY ROSTER - APRIL 5 (25 Active + 1 DL)

P Mike Ballard, Erik Davis, Paul Demny, Marcos Frias, Christian Garcia, Robert Gilliam, Patrick Lehman, Jeff Mandel, Patrick McCoy, Hector Nelo, Kevin Pucetas,Danny Rosenbaum, Joe Testa

C Jeff Howell, Devin Ivany (DL), Sandy Leon

INF Josh Johnson, Stephen King, Jeff Kobernus, Jose Lozada, Manny Mayorson, Tim Pahuta OF Destin Hood, Eury Perez, Chris Rahl, Jesus Valdez

4/5 C Devin Ivany placed on the disabled list. OFs Rick Ankiel and Michael Morse join the Senators on a MLB rehab assignment from Washington. 4/8 OFs Rick Ankiel and Michael Morse ended their rehabs with the Senators.

4/12 INF Manny Mayorson placed on the DL and C Devin Ivany activated from the DL. (25 active + 1 DL)

4/16 INF Josh Johnson promoted to AAA Syracuse and INF Chris McConnell sent to Harrisburg from Syracuse (25 active + 1 DL) 4/19 C Jeff Howell promoted to AAA Syracuse and C James Skelton promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac (25 active + 1 DL)

4/24 INF Jim Negrych signed to a minor league free agent contract and assigned to Harrisburg and LHP Joe Testa placed on the disabled list (25 active + 2 DL)

4/29 RHP Pat Lehman promoted to AAA Syracuse and RHP Ryan Tatusko assigned to Harrisburg. (25 active + 2 DL)

4/30 INF Jim Negrych promoted to AAA Syracuse and INF Sean Nicol promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. (25 active + 2 DL) 5/3 RHP Chien-Ming Wang added to the roster on a major league rehab. (25 active + 2 DL + 1 MLB rehab)

5/4 RHP Chien-Ming Wang removed from roster. (25 active + 2 DL)

5/10 LHP Joe Testa activated from disabled list and sent to Potomac (25 active + 1 DL) 5/13 C Sandy Leon promoted to the Washington Nationals (24 active + 1 DL)

5/15 C James Skelton promoted to AAA Syracuse and C Beau Sunbury promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac (24 active + 1 DL) 5/18 INF Manny Mayorson activated from the disabled list. (25 active)

5/28 OF Destin Hood placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/25 (24 active + 1 DL)

5/29 OF Jim Van Ostrand signed by the Nationals and assigned to Harrisburg. (25 active + 1 DL)

5/30 INF Jeff Kobernus placed on the disabled list retroactive to 5/24 and RHP Rafael Martin transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse (25 active + 2 DL) 6/5 RHP Christian Garcia and RHP Jeff Mandel promoted to AAA Syracuse. LHP Cory VanAllen transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse and RHP Cameron

Selik promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. (25 active + 2 DL)

6/7 RHP Cameron Selik placed on the disabled list and RHP Zech Zinicola assigned to Harrisburg from extended spring training. C Jeremy Mayo assigned to Harrisburg from extended spring training. (25 active + 3 DL)

6/8 C Beau Seabury placed on the disabled list and C Kris Watts acquired from Pittsburgh and assigned to Harrisburg. (25 active + 4 DL)

6/12 INF Jeff Kobernus activated from the disabled list and C Jeremy Mayo transferred to Hagerstown. INF Chris Marrero and RHP Ryan Mattheus both added to the Senators roster on MLB rehab assignments. (25 active + 3 DL + 2 MLB rehabs)

6/14 OF Eury Perez placed on the disabled list retroactive to June 11. (24 active + 4 DL + 2 MLB rehabs) 6/17 RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse.

6/18 RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx promoted to Syracuse. INF Justin Bloxom and INF Zach Walters promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. INF Chris Marrero and RHP Ryan Mattheus ended their rehab stints with the Senators. OF Destin Hood to Auburn on rehab assignment. LHP Mike Ballard placed on the disabled list. INF Stephen King transferred to Potomac and INF Chris McConnell released.

6/23 OF Eury Perez activated from the disabled list and LHP Cory VanAllen placed on the disabled list. (24 active + 5 DL)

6/26 OF Destin Hood activated from disabled list and INF Jose Lozada placed on the disabled list. RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse. Roster stands at 25 active + 5 on the disabled list.

6/27 RHP Henry Rodriquez joins the Senators on a major league rehab assignment. 7/1 C Sandy Leon joins the Senators on a major league rehab assignment 7/2 RHP Cole Kimball joins the Senators an a major league rehab assignment

7/4 RHP Henry Rodriguez ends MLB Rehab with the Senators; C Sandy Leon activated from MLB DL and optioned to Harrisburg;

OF Jesus Valdez, INF Manny Mayorson and RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx promoted to AAA Syracuse; OF J.R. Higley promoted to Harrisburg from Auburn; INF Jose Lozada activated from the DL and C Devin Ivany placed on the disabled list.

7/6 LHP Cory VanAllen activated from the disabled list.

7/11 RHP Trevor Holder promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac and RHP Kevin Pucetas placed on the disabled list.

7/14 RHP Zech Zinicola placed on the disabled list retroactive to July 9 and RHP Rafael Martin activated from the temporary inactive list. 7/15 RHP Drew Storen added to the Senators roster on a major league rehab.

7/16 RHP Drew Storen and RHP Chien-Ming Wang both removed from Senators roster. 7/19 C Devin Ivany activated from the disabled list and C Sandy Leon promoted to Washington.

7/20 OF Eury Perez promoted to Syracuse. OF Brian Goodwin promoted to Harrisburg from Hagerstown and OF J. R. Higley transferred to Hagerstown. 7/23 RHP Kevin Pucetas activated from the disabled list and RHP Chien-Ming Wang joins the Senators on an MLB Rehab.

7/27 RHP Jimmy Barthmaier promoted from Potomac and RHP Brian Broderick assigned to Harrisburg. LHP Cory VanAllen placed on the disabled list. 7/29 C James Skelton transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse and INF Jeff Kobernus placed on the disabled list.

7/31 OF Chris Rahl placed on the disabled list and OF Jonathan Tucker signed by the Nationals and assigned to Harrisburg. 8/3 INF Zach Walters promoted to Syracuse and INF Seth Bynum transferred to Harrisburg from Syracuse.

8/4 C James Skelton transferred to Potomac.

8/7 C James Skelton promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. 8/8 OF Destin Hood activated from the disabled list.

8/12 RHP Erik Davis promoted to Syracuse and RHP Zech Zinicola activated from the disabled list.

8/14 C Devin Ivany released by the Washington Nationals and INF Anthony Rendon promoted to Harrisburg from Potomac. 8/16 RHP Chien-Ming Wang added on an MLB Rehab assignment.

8/18 RHP Kevin Pucetas promoted to Syracuse.

8/20 C Jhonatan Solano added to the Senators roster on a MLB Rehab assignment. 8/21 RHP Kevin Pucetas transferred from Syracuse to Harrisburg.

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Opponent Result Rcd PL GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attd

4/5 at Bowie L 2-4 0-1 T4 1.0 Tim Bascom 1-0 Rob Gilliam 0-1 Ross Wolf 1 4,268

4/6 at Bowie W 5-2 1-1 T3 1.0 Erik Davis 1-0 Bobby Bundy 0-1 Pat Lehman 1 3,470

4/7 at Bowie W 13-3 2-1 T1 - - Pat McCoy 1-0 Pedro Viola 0-1 4,393

4/8 at Bowie W 5-2 3-1 T1 - - Danny Rosenbaum 1-0 Cole McCurry 0-1 Pat Lehman 2

4/9 at New Britain L 3-6 3-2 2 0.5 Deolis Guerra 1-0 Mike Ballard 0-1 3,126

4/10 at New Britain W 7-2 4-2 1 +0.5 Rob Gilliam 1-1 Luis Perdomo 0-1 2,881

4/11 at New Britain W 8-4 5-2 1 Erik Davis 2-0 Bobby Lanigan 0-1 3,972

4/12 vs. Reading L 1-4 5-3 T1 - - Trevor May 2-0 Jeff Mandel 0-1 BJ Rosenburg 2 4,217 4/13 vs. Reading W 6-3 6-3 T1 - - Hector Nelo 1-0 JC Rameriz 0-1 Pat Lehman 3 3,774 4/14 vs. Reading W 4-3 7-3 T1 - - Erik Davis 3-0 Michael Cisco 1-1 Pat Lehman 4 3,784

4/15 vs. Reading L 3-9 7-4 T1 - - Jonathan Pettibone 1-1 Rob Gilliam 1-2 3,383

4/16 vs. Altoona L 2-5 7-5 2 1.0 Aaron Poreda 2-0 Paul Demny 0-1 Tim Alderson 1 2,127 4/17 vs. Altoona W 4-0 8-5 T1 - - Jeff Mandel 1-1 Mike Colla 0-2 Hector Nelo 1 1,867

4/18 vs. Altoona W 5-1 9-5 T1 - - Danny Rosenbaum 2-0 Nathan Baker 2-1 1,522

4/19 at Trenton W 6-2 10-5 1 +0.5 Mike Ballard 1-1 Josh Romanksi 1-1 6,080

4/20 at Trenton L 5-6 (12) 10-6 1 +0.5 Lee Hyde 1-0 Hector Nelo 1-1 5,246

4/21 at Trenton W 4-1 11-6 1 +0.5 Paul Demny 1-1 Shaeffer Hall 2-2 Christian Garcia 1 5,026 4/22 at Trenton Postponed due to rain. Make-up date not set.

4/24 at Altoona W 5-1 12-6 1 +1.0 Jeff Mandel 2-1 Mike Colla 0-3 Christian Garcia 2 2,025

4/25 at Altoona W 8-0 13-6 1 +1.0 Danny Rosenbaum 3-0 Nathan Baker 2-2 2,239

4/26 at Altoona L 4-6 13-7 1 +0.5 Brandon Cumpton 2-2 Rob Gilliam 1-3 2,268

4/27 vs. Bowie L 2-6 13-8 1 Pat Egan 1-0 Marcos Frias 0-1 3,845

4/28 vs. Bowie W 5-4 14-8 T1 - - Kevin Pucetas 1-0 Bobby Bundy 1-4 Christian Garcia 3 2,633 4/29 vs. Bowie L 7-8 14-9 2 1.5 Eddie Gamboa 1-0 Ryan Tatusko 0-1 Greg Burke 2 3,547 4/30 vs. New Britain L 0-1 (12) 14-10 2 2.5 Luis Perdomo 1-2 Erik Davis 3-1 Caleb Thielbar 1 1,727

5/1 vs. New Britain L 1-6 (12) 14-11 2 3.5 Caleb Thielbar 1-0 Hector Nelo 1-2 2,057

5/2 vs. New Britain L 4-5 14-12 2 4.5 Luis Perdomo 2-2 Kevin Pucetas 1-1 1,625

5/3 vs. New Britain W 5-4 15-12 2 3.5 Paul Demny 2-1 Steve Hirschfeld 2-3 Hector Nelo 2 2,483 5/4 at Binghamton W 7-4 16-12 2 2.5 Jeff Mandel 3-1 Gonzalez Germen 0-1 Erik Davis 1 3,897

5/5 at Binghamton W 2-1 17-12 2 2.5 Danny Rosenbaum 4-0 Darin Gorski 2-1 1,846

5/6 at Binghamton L 1-2 17-13 2 3.5 Armando Rodriguez 1-0 Marcos Frias 0-2 2,641

5/7 vs. Richmond L 0-2 17-14 2 4.0 Justin Fitzgerald 2-1 Mike Ballard 1-2 Brett Bochy 2 1,621 5/8 vs. Richmond Postponed due to rain. To be made up as part of a double-header on Friday, July 13th.

5/9 vs. Richmond L 2-8 17-15 2 5.0 Craig Westcott 3-2 Paul Demny 2-2 5,176

5/10 at Akron L 0-7 17-16 2 6.0 T. J. McFarland 6-1 Jeff Mandel 3-2 2,958

5/11 at Akron W 8-1 18-16 2 5.0 Danny Rosenbaum 5-0 Steven Wright 3-2 5,729

5/12 at Akron W 6-5 19-16 2 4.0 Kevin Pucetas 2-1 Brett Brach 0-1 Christian Garcia 4 2,166

5/13 at Akron W 8-4 20-16 2 3.0 Erik Davis 4-1 T. J. House 1-1 Pat McCoy 1 2,357

5/15 at Richmond W 4-2 21-16 2 2.5 Marco Frias 1-2 Craig Westcott 3-3 Christian Garcia 5 3,848 5/16 at Richmond W 3-1 22-16 2 1.5 Jeff Mandel 4-2 Jason Stevenson 1-5 Hector Nelo 3 4,281

5/17 at Richmond L 0-1 (14) 22-17 2 2.0 Brett Bochy 3-1 Marcos Frias 1-3 5,362

5/18 vs. Bowie L 3-9 22-18 2 3.0 Zach Clark 3-3 Rob Gilliam 1-4 6,872

5/19 vs. Bowie L 1-2 22-19 Timothy Bascom 3-2 Mike Ballard 1-3 Kyler Newby 1 7.604

5/20 vs. Bowie W 4-0 23-19 2 4.0 Paul Demny 3-2 Bobby Bundy 2-7 5,047

5/21 at Altoona L 2-4 23-20 2 5.0 Nathan Baker 3-4 Jeff Mandel 4-3 Duke Welker 5 2,239

5/22 at Altoona Postponed due to rain. To be made up as part of a double-header on Wednesday, May 23

5/23 at Altoona #1 W 5-3 24-20 2 Danny Rosenbaum 6-0 Phil Irwin 0-2 Christian Garcia 6

#2 W 3-2 25-20 Pat McCoy 2-0 Brandon Cumpton 5-4 Erik Davis 2 4,024

5/24 at Altoona L 4-5 25-21 2 4.0 Shairon Martis 3-0 Robert Gilliam 1-5 Vic Black 3 4,350

5/25 vs. Reading L 1-3 25-22 2 4.0 Jonathan Pettibone 4-4 Mike Ballard 1-4 Justin Friend 10 5,887 5/26 vs. Reading W 5-4 26-22 2 3.0 Paul Damny 4-2 Drew Naylor 3-2 Erik Davis 3 5,573 5/27 vs. Reading W 6-5 27-22 2 2.5 Marcos Frias 2-3 Lisaberto Bonilla 1-1 Hector Nelo 4 3,245

5/28 vs. Reading L 0-8 27-23 2 3.0 David Buchanan 2-5 Danny Rosenbaum 6-1 3,418

5/29 vs. Portland L 2-3 27-24 2 Billy Buckner 4-3 Erik Davis 4-2

5/30 vs. Portland W 5-2 28-24 2 4.0 Christian Garcia 1-0 Stolmy Pimentel 1-2 Hector Nelo 5 2,537 5/31 vs. Portland L 2-7 28-25 2 5.0 Chris Balcom-Miller 3-4 Paul Demny 4-3 Marco Duarte 1 4,659

6/1 at New Britain L 3-10 28-26 2 6.0 Steve Hirschfeld 4-4 Jeff Mandel 4-4 7,738

6/2 at New Britain W 4-3 29-26 2 5.0 Danny Rosenbaum 7-1 Logan Darnell 5-3 Christian Garcia 7 5,321

6/3 at New Britain W 6-1 30-26 2 3.5 Kevin Pucetas 3-1 Aaron Thompson 0-1 6.015

6/5 vs. Binghamton W 9-6 31-26 2 4.5 Pat McCoy 3-0 Brandon Moore 0-1 Hector Nelo 6 2,437 6/6 vs. Binghamton W 4-3 32-26 2 Ryan Tatusko 1-1 Collin McHugh 5-4 Erik Davis 4 2,849 6/7 vs. Binghamton L 1-4 32-27 2 Zack Wheeler 6-2 Danny Rosenbaum 7-2 Adrian Rosario 2 2,943

6/8 at Reading W 9-0 33-27 2 5.5 Kevin Pucetas 4-1 Trevor May 5-4 7,652

6/9 at Reading L 2-7 33-28 2 6.5 David Buchanan 3-5 Rob Gilliam 1-6 7,950

6/10 at Reading L 4-5 33-29 2 7.5 Justin Friend 1-0 Pat McCoy 3-1 7,444

6/12 vs. Erie Postponed Due to Wet Grounds and Rain - To Be Made Up on Wednesday, June 13 as part of a doubleheader 6/13 vs. Erie #1 W 8-7 (8) 34-29 2 Marcos Frias 3-3 Zach Samuels 3-1

#2 L 2-8 34-30 2 7.5 Jared Gayhart 1-0 Mike Ballard 1-5 2,743

6/14 vs. Erie L 4-5 34-31 2 James Avery 7-5 Kevin Pucetas 4-2 Robbie Weinhardt 5 6,759

6/15 vs. Trenton W 4-3 (10) 35-31 2 7.5 Erik Davis 5-2 Michael Dubee 2-1 6,265

6/16 vs. Trenton L 9-19 35-32 2 8.0 Brett Marshall 7-3 Paul Demny 4-4 6,649

6/17 vs. Trenton L 0-4 35-33 2 8.0 Francisco Rondon 4-0 Ryan Tatusko 1-2 5,753

6/19 at Portland L 0-14 35-34 2 9.0 Chris Hernandez 4-6 Danny Rosenbaum 7-3 4,610

6/20 at Portland W 7-3 36-34 2 8.5 Kevin Pucetas 5-2 Drake Britton 1-1 4,791

6/21 at Portland L 1-6 36-35 2 8.5 Brock Huntzinger 2-4 Rob Gilliam 1-7 5,558

(APRIL: 14-10 .269 12 HR 108 RBI / 3.13 ERA 180K 69BB - Attendance: 33,426/3,039)

(MAY: 14-15 .249 12 HR 81 RBI / 3.33 ERA 217 K 93 BB - Attendance: 57,804/4,129)