ROOKIE ROTATION: The Redlegs finished the season with a starting rotation that included first-year pitchers RHP Josh Smith, LHP John Lamb and RHP Keyvius Sampson plus second-year rookies RHP Anthony DeSclafani and LHP Brandon Finnegan...9 rookie pitchers made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern franchise records...the previous club record was 8 rookies with at least 1 start (1901, 1902, 1907, 1908)...the previous club record of 77 starts by rookies was established in 2001 by Chris Reitsma (29gs), Lance Davis (20gs), Jose Acevedo (18gs), Brian Reith (8gs) and Jared Fernandez (2gs)...prior to this season, the last 3 Major League teams with at least 100 starts by rookie pitchers were the 2012 Athletics (101 starts), 2009 Athletics (116 starts) and 1998 Marlins (124 starts, Major League record).

STREAKING: After Mike Leake pitched on 7/28 at StL, the Reds started in 64 straight games to finish the season rookie pitchers Anthony DeSclafani (12), Keyvius Sampson (12), John Lamb (10), Raisel Iglesias (9), Michael Lorenzen (7), David Holmberg (6), Brandon Finnegan (4) and Josh Smith (4)...the 64-start streak by rookie pitchers (13-33, 5.46) is the longest in Major League history...the 1902 Cardinals staff held the record with 41 straight starts by rookie pitchers.

ROOKIE vs ROOKIE: During the 3-game series at Miller Park from 9/18-9/20 each team started 3 rookie pitchers, including LHP Brandon Finnegan, RHP Josh Smith and RHP Anthony DeSclafani for the Reds and RHP Zach Davies, RHP Taylor Jungmann and RHP Ariel Pena for the Brewers...according to Elias Sports Bureau, it marked the first time every starting pitcher in a 3-game series was a rookie since 10/3-10/4, 1913, when the Washington Senators (Jim Shaw, Joe Boehling, Mutt Williams) faced the Boston Red Sox (Dutch Leonard, Earl Moseley, Fred Anderson) at Griffith Stadium.

MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUTS (9): Nine Reds players made Major League debuts this season, including RHP Raisel Iglesias (4/12 vs StL), RHP Michael Lorenzen (4/29 vs Mil), RHP Jon Moscot (6/5 vs SD), RHP Josh Smith (6/23 at Pit), RHP Keyvius Sampson (7/30 vs Pit), OF Kyle Waldrop (8/2 vs Pit), RHP John Lamb (8/14 at LAD), OF Ryan LaMarre (8/22 vs Ari) and C Ramon Cabrera (9/5 vs Mil)...when Iglesias debuted in a start against the Cardinals on 4/12, he became the first Reds player since RHP Mike Leake in 2009 to play in the Major Leagues without appearing in a minor league game and the eighth Reds player overall to do it...also in that game, Iglesias and C Brayan Pena became the first Reds pitcher/catcher battery born in Cuba since P Dolf Luque threw to C Manuel Cueto in 1918...for the curious, according to Elias Sports Bureau, the modern franchise single-season record for number of players who made Major League debuts is 19 in 1914.

LINEUPS: Only 17 times over the last 2 seasons was Reds manager Bryan Price able to start his “projected” lineup (12 in 2014, 5 in 2015)...in each of the first 5 games of this season Price started his “projected” lineup of C Devin Mesoraco, 1B Joey Votto, 2B Brandon Phillips, 3B Todd Frazier, SS Zack Cozart, LF Marlon Byrd, CF Billy Hamilton and RF Jay Bruce...for the first time since 1989, the Reds used the same 8 starting position players for the first 5 games of a season...that starting lineup streak was snapped in Game 6 on 4/12 vs StL, when Bryan Pena caught and Brennan Boesch played LF...because of injury and the trade of Byrd, that same original group of 8 didn't play together again after 4/11 vs StL.

SETTING RECORDS: Joey Votto established modern franchise records for walks (143), number of games reaching base at least twice (107) and total number of times reaching base via hit, walk or HBP (319)...he broke his own records, all set in 2013 (135 walks, 105g reaching twice, 316 total times on base)...from 7/10-7/28, he reached base safely at least twice via hit, walk or hit by pitch in 15 consecutive apps, also a single-season franchise record (24-48, .500, 4 2b, 4hr, 9rbi, 17bb, 2hbp, .833slg, .642obp)...the club’s previous single-season mark of 13 such games was shared by Joe Kelley (1903), Johnny Temple (1958), Pete Rose (1967) and Adam Dunn (2002)...from 8/11-10/2, Votto reached base safely via hit, walk or HBP in 48 consecutive games (55-154, .357, .528obp), tying Pete Rose’s single-season modern franchise record (6/12-8/2, 1978)...Votto’s 48-game on-base streak was the longest single-season streak in the Major Leagues since Kevin Millar reached safely in 52 straight in 2007 (6/20-8/25) and the longest in the NL since Barry Bonds' 58-game streak in 2003...Votto reached base safely in 144 of his 158 apps overall, 2 shy of his 2013 single-season club record of 146g...he led the Major Leagues in all of the above statistical references.

HALF BAKED: After the All-Star break Joey Votto led the Major Leagues in hitting (.362), on-base percentage (.535) and walks (86) and ranked sixth in the majors in slugging percentage (.617)...the only other players since the advent of the All-Star Game to produce in either half of a season a .362 batting average, .535 on-base percentage and 1.152 OPS are Ted Williams (1941 post-ASG, .406ba, .583obp, 1.373ops) and Barry Bonds (2004 pre-ASG, .365ba, .628obp, 1.422ops).

ELITE: Joey Votto (.314ba, 29hr, 143bb) fell 1 homer and 7 walks shy of joining Barry Bonds (4x), Ted Williams (3x) and Babe Ruth (2x) as the only players in Major League history to hit at least .300 with 30 home runs and 150 walks...Votto led the NL in walks for the fourth time in 5 seasons and came to within .002 of leading the league in on-base percentage for the fifth time in 6 years (Votto .459, Bryce Harper .460)...became only the third player in Reds history to produce at least 30 doubles in 7 seasons (Pete Rose, Vada Pinson).

ALL-STAR AMBASSADOR: Todd Frazier was the National League’s starting third baseman for the 86th MLB All-Star Game, held at Great American Ball Park...an All-Star for the second straight year, Frazier was the first Reds player to start an All-Star Game since 1B Joey Votto and 2B Brandon Phillips in 2013 and the first Reds third baseman to earn a starting berth since Chris Sabo in 1991...Frazier won the Home Run Derby by defeating Prince Fielder (14-13), Josh Donaldson (10-9) and Joc Pederson (15-14)...on his final swing of the competition he became the third Reds player to win the Derby (Dave Parker 1985, Eric Davis 1989) and the second player to win it in his home ballpark (Chi’s Ryne Sandberg, 1990)...Frazier became the first Reds player ever to produce at least 26 2B and 25 HR before the All-Star break...only 14 Major League players ever produced at least 26 doubles and 25 homers before the break, most recently Bal’s Chris Davis in 2013 (27 2b, 37hr)...Frazier had 52 extra-base hits in the first half, the second-most ever by a Reds player prior to the All-Star break (Johnny Bench, 54 in 1970).

ALL-STAR MISSLE: RHP Aroldis Chapman for the fourth straight season was named to the All-Star team by player vote...he is the only Reds relief pitcher ever named to 4 All-Star teams (John Franco, 3) and the sixth Reds pitcher with 4 or more All-Star selections (Ewell Blackwell 6, Paul Derringer 6, Bob Purkey 5, Bucky Walters 5, Johnny Vander Meer 4)...in the ninth inning of the 6-3 loss to the American League, he struck out all 3 batters by throwing 12 of his 14 pitches at least 100mph...became the fourth Reds All-Star pitcher to record all 3 outs in an inning by strikeout (Johnny Vander Meer, B5th on 7/13/1943; Joe Nuxhall, T10th on 7/12/1955; Mario Soto, T7th on 7/13/1983).

ALL-STAR STAFF: Reds manager Bryan Price was a coach on Bruce Bochy’s National League All-Star Game coaching staff...head athletic trainer Paul Lessard served in that role for the NL squad...strength and conditioning coordinator Sean Marohn also worked for the home team...NYY’s Matt Krause, who formerly held the strength and conditioning coordinator position with the Reds, worked on the American League side.

STANDINGS & STREAKS: The Redlegs finished in last place for the first time since 1983 and finished 36.0 games out of first place for the first time since 1953 (-37.0, 68-86)...had been the longest active streak of non-last place finishes of the major sports teams...the NBA's San Antonio Spurs become the active leader, most recently finishing last in 1987...the Reds finished the season with 14 losses in their last 15 games, including a 13-game losing streak from 9/20-10/2...was their longest losing streak since a 13-game skid from 8/5-8/15, 1945.

WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1919, 1940, 1975, 1976, 1990 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1919, 1939, 1940, 1961, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1990

2015 NL CENTRAL STANDINGSTeam W L Pct. GBSt. Louis 100 62 .617 -Pittsburgh 98 64 .605 2.0Chicago 97 65 .599 3.0Milwaukee 68 94 .420 32.0Cincinnati 64 98 .395 36.0

2015 NL WILD CARD STANDINGSTeam W L Pct. GBPittsburgh 98 64 .605 +1.0Chicago 97 65 .599 -San Francisco 84 78 .519 13.0Washington 83 79 .512 14.0Cincinnati 64 98 .395 33.0

2015 SPRING TRAINING RECORDS, NL CENTRALNL Central W L Pct. GBSt. Louis 13 11 .542 -Pittsburgh 15 13 .536 .006Cincinnati 15 14 .517 0.5Chicago 15 17 .469 2.0Milwaukee 13 16 .448 2.5

OPENING DAY ROSTERReturning New in ‘15 GoneCingrani, P Badenhop, P Bailey, PCueto, P Chapman, P Bell, PHoover, P DeSclafani, P Christiani, PLeake, P Diaz, P LeCure, PParra, P Gregg, P Ondrusek, PPena, C Iglesias, P Partch, PCozart, SS Marquis, P Simon, PFrazier, 3B Mesoraco, C Barnhart, CPhillips, 2B Dominguez, IF Santiago, IFVotto, 1B Negron, IF/OF Soto, IFBruce, RF Boesch, OF Bernadina, OF Hamilton, CF Byrd, OF Heisey, OF Schumaker, OF Ludwick, OF

GREAT AMERICAN FANSThe combined attendance of 130,904 for the 3 days of All-Star Game events was the second-highest 3-game attendance in the history of Great American Ball Park...the record is 133,018 for Games 3, 4 and 5 of the 2012 NL Division Series vs the Giants.Sunday ....Futures Game, Celebrity Softball ....43,661Monday ............................ Home Run Derby ....43,587Tuesday ..............MLB’s 86th All-Star Game ....43,656

REDS’ ALL-STAR GAME COACHES & MANAGERSSparky Anderson ... *1971, *1973, 1974, *1976, *1977Dave Bristol ...............................................1968, 1969Charley Dressen ........................................1935, 1937Fred Hutchinson ........................1960, *1962/g2, 1964Bill McKechnie .......... 1938, *1940, *1941, 1942, 1946Jack McKeon .......................................................1999John McNamara ........................................1980, 1982Jerry Narron .........................................................2006Lou Piniella .........................................................*1991Bryan Price .........................................................2015Dick Sisler ............................................................1965Birdie Tebbetts ....................................................1956Bucky Walters ......................................................1949

* Managed National League All-Star team

HOME RUN DERBYTodd Frazier became the third Reds player to win the All-Star Game’s Home Run Derby and only the second player to win it in his home ballpark (Chi’s Ryne Sandberg, 1990)...Frazier defeated Prince Fielder (14-13), Josh Donaldson (10-9) and Joc Pederson (15-14)...listed below are Reds’ All-Star Game HR Derby participants:Todd Frazier .... 2014, ‘15 Paul O’Neill .............1991Ken Griffey Jr. .......... 2000 Chris Sabo ..............1991Reggie Sanders ....... 1995 Eric Davis ................1989Ron Gant ................. 1995 Dave Parker ..... 1985, ‘86Davis was co-winner in 1989, Parker won inaugural event in 1985In 2004, Griffey was selected, was injured and did not participate

PLAYER OF THE WEEKTodd Frazier was named National League Player of the Week for 5/25-5/31, the Reds' only weekly winner in 2015...he led the NL in hitting (.500) and slugging (1.227) and tied for the league lead in doubles (4) and HR (4)...listed below are the all-time leaders in Player of the Week awards won by Reds:Jay Bruce ......... 5 Homer Bailey .........3Eric Davis .......... 5 Joey Votto ..............3 Barry Larkin ..... 4 10 other players ....3

RED HOTS2015 64-98 .395 5th2014 76-86 .469 4th2013 90-72 .556 3rd2012 97-65 .599 1st2011 79-83 .488 3rd2010 91-71 .562 1st2009 78-84 .481 4th

2008 74-88 .457 5th2007 72-90 .444 5th2006 80-82 .494 3rd2005 73-89 .451 5th2004 76-86 .469 4th2003 69-93 .426 5th2002 78-84 .481 3rd

2001 66-96 .407 5th2000 85-77 .525 2nd1999 96-67 .589 2nd1998 77-85 .475 4th1997 76-86 .469 3rd1996 81-81 .500 3rd1995 85-59 .590 1st

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ONE OF A KIND: Since the RBI became an official statistic in 1920, in the 15-5 win on 7/30 vs Pit Brandon Phillips became the first player in Major League history to produce in a game 4 hits, 2 HR, 7 RBI and 2 stolen bases...the jersey he wore that night was sent to the Cooperstown Hall of Fame.

TEAMMATES: Jay Bruce (35 2b, 26 hr, 87rbi) and Todd Frazier (43 2b, 35hr, 89rbi) were 2 of only 9 players in the Major Leagues and the only set of teammates with at least 35 doubles, 26 homers and 87rbi.

HISTORY ON THE HILL: From 8/23-9/2 rookie RHP Raisel Iglesias recorded 13, 10 and 10 strikeouts to become the first pitcher in modern Reds history, rookie or non-rookie, to record at least 10 strikeouts in 3 consecutive apps...J.J. Hoover became the first pitcher in modern Reds history to follow a 10-game losing streak (all in 2014) with a 7-game winning streak (started 7-0 in 2015).

IN A PINCH: Skip Schumaker led Major League pinch hitters in apps (81), hits (19) and doubles (6, tied with Col's Rafael Ynoa)...fell 1 shy of Jacob Cruz’ modern franchise record for pinch hits in a season (20, 2005)...his 19 pinch hits were the most by any player in a season since 2010, when NYM’s Chris Carter had 19 pinch hits and Mil’s Joe Inglett had 20...from 5/16-5/20 doubled in 3 straight pinch-hit apps, the first player in the Major Leagues to produce doubles in 3 straight pinch-hit apps since Mil’s Wes Helms did it from 5/16-6/5, 2005 and the first Reds batter to do it since Joe Oliver from 6/30-7/14, 1990.

EIGHT BALL: RHP Jason Marquis on 5/25 vs Col batted eighth, ahead of CF Billy Hamilton...a Reds pitcher batted in a spot other than ninth for the first time since 9/7/33 vs Brooklyn, when Red Lucas hit seventh in a 2-0 loss...from 5/25 through 8/18, the date Hamilton was first injured, pitchers batted eighth in the lineup in 56 of the Reds’ 72g in National League parks...as a unit, Reds pitchers led the team with 58 starts batting eighth in the order and 94 starts batting ninth.

FASTEST TO 500: In the 11-inning, 5-3 loss on 7/19 vs Cle, Aroldis Chapman reached 500 career strikeouts in 292.0 innings, the fastest to 500 K by innings pitched in Major League history...his 500th victim was Giovanny Urshela...Chapman broke the record established earlier this season by SD’s Craig Kimbrel, who reached the 500 mark in his 305th inning on 5/25 at LAA.

RIGHT SIDE: 1B Joey Votto & 2B Brandon Phillips have made 973 starts together, the most on the right side of the infield for any tandem in Reds history and the highest total by any active set of infielders...Phi’s 1B Ryan Howard & 2B Chase Utley made 1,134 starts together until Utley was traded to the Dodgers on 8/19/15...1B Frank McCormick & 2B Lonny Frey rank second in Reds history with 774 starts together.

RUNNIN’ REDLEGS: The Reds led the Major Leagues with 134 stolen bases, including a season-high 6 steals on 6/29 vs Twins...began the year 17-for-17 in stolen base attempts, a franchise record to begin a season (since 1951)...that streak was snapped on 4/23 at Mil, when Billy Hamilton was thrown out at 2B by RHP Kyle Lohse and C Martin Maldonado...the last Major League team to begin a season with at least 17 consecutive successful stolen base attempts was the 2007 Twins club that began 19-for-19...Cin became the first team in the era in which caught stealing information has been recorded (since 1951) to steal 29 bases in its first 30 tries...courtesy Elias Sports Bureau.

RUN, BILLY, RUN: With 57 stolen bases, injured CF Billy Hamilton led the Major Leagues until Mia's Dee Gordon swiped his 58th in the second-to-last game of the season...Hamilton, who didn't play in the Reds' last 17g of the season, was trying to become the fourth Reds player to lead the National League in stolen bases, the first since Bobby Tolan had 57 steals in 1970 (also, Bob Bescher & Lonny Frey)...in the 11-inning, 2-1 loss on 6/14 at Chi tied the club record with 5 stolen bases (Ryan Freel, 7/27/05 at LAD)...his fifth steal was the 100th of his career in his 219th appearance, the fastest to that mark since Vince Coleman swiped his 100th career base in his 135th career game in 1985...Hamilton has 3 career apps with at least 4 stolen bases (9/8/13 at Hou, 6/29/15 vs Min), joining Ichiro Suzuki (Sea 2, NYY 1) as the only active Major Leaguers with as many as 3 career apps with at least 4 steals...in June, Hamilton became the first player with a pair of 4-steal games in a calendar month since May 2005 (NYY’s Tony Womack, WSox’ Scott Podsednik)...Hamilton's 44 stolen bases before the All-Star break were the most ever by a Reds player.

PITCH, HIT & RUN: In the fifth inning of the 10-2 loss on 5/15 vs SF, RHP Michael Lorenzen grounded out as a pinch hitter and then pitched the sixth and seventh innings...excluding non-pitchers, he became the first player to pinch hit and pitch in the same game since SF’s David Huff on 5/26/14 vs Cubs and the first Red to do it since Micah Owings on 6/15/2010 vs LAD.

CROOKED NUMBERS: In the 16-10 win on 4/21 at Mil the Reds produced their highest run total since 6/22/07 at Sea (16-1 win) and 2 grand slams in a game (Jay Bruce, Todd Frazier) for just the fourth time in franchise history (last, 8/21/1999 vs Mtl, Aaron Boone & Eddie Taubensee)...was the highest-scoring game ever between the Reds and Brewers...the Reds homered in 5 consecutive innings (3-7) for the first time since 9/19/08, also vs the Brewers (innings 3-7).

GRAND SLAMMING: The Reds’ 16-10 win on 4/21 at Mil was only the fourth game in Major League history that featured 3 grand slams...Jay Bruce and Todd Frazier hit slams for the Reds and Elian Herrera for the Brewers...the other 3 games featured the Yankees (3) & Athletics on 8/25/11, the Rangers (1) & Orioles (2) on 8/6/1986 and the Astros (1) & Cubs (2) on 6/3/1987 that included a grand slam by Hou’s Billy Hatcher off Chi’s Rick Sutcliffe...there never has been a big league game featuring 4 grand slams...in that 16-10 win at Mil, the Reds hit 2 grand slams in a game for the fourth time in franchise history, including 8/21/1999 vs Mtl (Aaron Boone, Eddie Taubensee), 4/24/1993 at Cubs (Chris Sabo, Joe Oliver) and 7/29/1955 vs Pit (Smoky Burgess, Bob Thurman).

ON THE CLOCK: In their 5-0 loss to Cole Hamels and the Phillies on 7/25 at Wrigley Field the Cubs were no-hit for the first time since Sandy Koufax’ perfect game on 9/9/65, snapping Chi’s streak of 7,920 games with at least 1 hit...was the longest streak of consecutive regular season games without being the victim of a no-hitter for any team in modern Major League history...the longest active regular season streak now belongs to the Redlegs, who have gone 7,094 games since Phi’s Rick Wise threw a no-hitter in a 4-0 win on 6/23/71 at Riverfront Stadium...Roy Halladay did throw a no-hitter in a 4-0 win vs Cin at Phi’s Citizens Bank Park in Game 1 of the 2010 National League Division Series.

Vs AMERICAN LEAGUE: This season the Reds went 7-13 vs American League teams (5-5 at home, 2-8 on the road, 1-2 at WSox, 0-2 at KC, 0-3 at Cle, 1-1 at Det, 2-0 vs Det, 2-1 vs Min, 1-2 vs Cle, 0-2 vs KC)...their 2015 interleague schedule included home series vs the Tigers (2-0), Twins (2-1), Indians (1-2) and Royals (0-2) and road series at White Sox (1-2), Royals (0-2), Indians (0-3) and Tigers (1-1)...all-time vs the AL the Reds are 128-167...interleague info is on media guide Page 316.

SURGERIES: RHP Nate Adcock on 8/4 had "Tommy John" surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow...RHP Homer Bailey on 5/8 had "Tommy John" surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, an injury not related to the torn flexor tendon he sustained in 2014...SS Zack Cozart on 6/15 had surgery to repair the torn lateral collateral ligament, torn biceps tendon and torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee...CF Billy Hamilton on 9/29 had surgery to repair the torn posterior labrum in his right shoulder...RHP Matt Magill on 5/8 had "Tommy John" surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow...LHP Sean Marshall on 5/20 had surgery to repair the torn anterior capsule in his left shoulder and on 10/2 had surgery to debride that shoulder...C Devin Mesoraco on 6/29 had surgery to repair the torn labrum and to remove a bone spur in his left hip...RHP Jon Moscot on 6/19 had surgery to repair the fractured scapula in his left shoulder...IF/OF Kristopher Negron on 9/9 had surgery to repair the torn labrum and fractured scapula in his left shoulder.

RAIN DROPS: The Reds’ 24 rain delays totaled 32 hours, 56 minutes and led to 5 postponements (4/25 vs Cubs, 5/8 at WSox, 6/18 vs Det, 7/8 at Wsh, 9/4 vs Mil) and 2 suspended games (6/27 at NYM, 9/11 vs StL)...the 26 hours, 57 minutes in 18 weather delays at GABP was the highest total at home since the Reds started tracking weather delays in 1978.

DOT, DOT, DOT...: The Reds played 25 of their first 29g vs NL Central opponents and 20 of their first 32g on the road...the home run by Pit’s Pedro Alvarez off Anthony DeSclafani on 4/9 was the 2,500th homer at Great American Ball Park...beginning 8/18, the Reds finished the season with 46 games in 48 days and beginning 9/18 finished with 17g without an off day...when John Lamb and David Holmberg pitched on 8/14 and 8/15 at LAD, lefthanded pitchers started consecutive games for the Reds for the first time since Travis Wood and Dontrelle Willis did it on 9/24 & 9/25, 2011 at Pit’s PNC Park.

BATS NO-NO: In the 5-0 win on 7/12 vs Toledo, LHP Tony Cingrani (4ip), LHP David Holmberg (3ip) and RHP Sam LeCure (2ip) combined to throw the Louisville Bats’ first 9-inning no-hitter...on 5/14/2000, Larry Luebbers tossed a 7-inning no-hitter in the first game of a doubleheader at Charlotte, Louisville's only other no-hitter since 1982.

UNDER CONTRACT (7)Player Year Signed Through1B Joey Votto ....................2023, club option for 2024RHP Raisel Iglesias ............................................ 2020RHP Homer Bailey ........2019, mutual option for 2020C Devin Mesoraco .............................................. 20182B Brandon Phillips ............................................ 2017RF Jay Bruce .....................2016, club option for 20173B Todd Frazier ............. 2016 (under control thru '17)

UNDER 2016 CONTRACT OPTION (2)Player Year Signed ThroughIF/OF Skip Schumaker ......2015, club option for 2016RHP Burke Badenhop ...2015, mutual option for 2016

ARBITRATION ELIGIBLE (7)Player (Under Control Through Year)LHP Aroldis Chapman ........................3rd time (2016)SS Zack Cozart ................................. 2nd time (2017)OF Brennan Boesch ...........................3rd time (2017)RHP Sam LeCure ...............................3rd time (2017)OF Jason Bourgeois ........................... 1st time (2018)RHP J.J. Hoover ................................. 1st time (2018)RHP Ryan Mattheus ........................... 1st time (2018)

UNDER CONTROL (28)Player (Through Year) Player (Through Year)RHP Nate Adcock (19) ...... LHP David Holmberg (20)RHP Collin Balester (19) ................OF Tyler Holt (21)C Tucker Barnhart (20) .............. LHP John Lamb (21)C Ramon Cabrera (21) ........... OF Ryan LaMarre (21)LHP Tony Cingrani (19) ..RHP Michael Lorenzen (21)RHP C. Contreras (20) .............RHP Jon Moscot (21)IF Ivan De Jesus Jr. (20) ........IF/OF Kris Negron (20)RHP A. DeSclafani (20) .............OF Y. Rodriguez (21)RHP Jumbo Diaz (20) ..............RHP K. Sampson (21)OF Juan Duran (21) ..................C Kyle Skipworth (21)IF/OF Adam Duvall (20) .............RHP Josh Smith (21)LHP B. Finnegan (20) ...........SS Eugenio Suarez (20)LHP Amir Garrett (21) ................RHP P. Villarreal (20)CF Billy Hamilton (19) ...............OF Kyle Waldrop (21)

FREE AGENTS (3)Player PlayerLHP Sean Marshall .............................C Brayan PenaLHP Manny Parra

RECORDS & FANSListed are records and announced attendance figures for Great American Ball Park:2015..................... 34-47 .............2,419,5062014..................... 44-37 .............2,476,6642013..................... 49-31 ........... *2,492,0592012..................... 50-31 .............2,347,2512011..................... 42-39 .............2,213,4982010..................... 49-32 .............2,060,5502009..................... 40-41 .............1,747,9192008..................... 43-38 .............2,058,6322007..................... 39-42 .............2,058,5932006..................... 42-39 .............2,134,4722005..................... 42-39 .............1,943,1572004..................... 40-41 .............2,287,2502003..................... 35-46 .............2,355,259Totals ...............549-503-1 ........28,594,810* GABP record, 80 dates (7/4 ppd, played 7/23 at SF)

1,000,000On 6/20 vs Mia the Reds reached 1 million in paid attendance in 33 dates, the fastest to 1 million in Great American Ball Park history...below are the dates the Redlegs reached 1 million at GABP:2003......... 35th 2008 ...........41st 2012 .........36th2004......... 35th 2009 ...........41st 2013 .........34th2005........ 42nd 2010 ...........45th 2014 .........34th2006......... 40th 2011 ...........40th 2015 ........ 33rd2007......... 39th

2,000,000The Reds reached 2 million in attendance in their 65th date, 1 shy of the 2013 and 2014 record for the fewest dates to 2 million in Great American Ball Park history...in 1976 the club reached 2 million in 56 dates, the all-time franchise record...below are the dates the Reds reached 2 million at GABP:2003......... 69th 2008 ...........79th 2012 .........68th2004......... 70th 2009 .............n/a 2013 .........64th2005........... n/a 2010 ...........80th 2014 .........64th2006......... 75th 2011 ...........74th 2015 .........65th2007......... 80th

1,000The Reds' 6-4 win on 6/8 vs Phi was the 1,000th game during the regular season at Great American Ball Park...the Redlegs’ all-time regular season record there through 1,000 games was 530-469-1 with a total paid attendance of 27,017,347 (27,017 avg).

RED HOTS

RED HOTSYOUNG GUNS

The Reds recorded 110 starts by rookie pitchers, a new single-season modern club record...finished the season with 64 consecutive starts by a rookie pitcher, beginning 7/29, a modern Major League record for consecutive starts by a rookie pitcher...9 rookie pitchers started at least 1 game for the Redlegs, also a new single-season modern franchise record...courtesy Elias Sports Bureau.

THE ROOKIESPitcher G GS RecordAnthony DeSclafani, R 31 31 9-13, 4.05Michael Lorenzen, R 27 *21 4-9, 5.40Raisel Iglesias, R 18 *16 3-7, 4.15Keyvius Sampson, R 13 12 2-6, 6.54John Lamb, L 10 *10 1-5, 5.80David Holmberg, L 6 6 1-4, 7.62Josh Smith, R 9 *7 0-4, 6.89Brandon Finnegan, L 6 4 2-2, 4.18Jon Moscot, R 3 *3 1-1, 4.63Pedro Villarreal, R 29 0 1-3, 3.42

* Started in their Major League debuts

PUTTING THE “K” IN “ROOKIE”Reds rookie pitchers in August combined for 159 strikeouts, the most in a calendar month in the Major Leagues since 1900:Team Month StrikeoutsReds August 2015 159 Athletics September 2012 153Cubs September 2006 152Marlins July 2006 148Athletics July 2012 145Mets September 1984 145

Courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

QUALITY START STREAKS BY NL ROOKIES IN 2015Raisel Iglesias, Cin ........................7...............8/1-9/2Joe Ross, Wsh ................................6.............6/13-8/6Chris Heston, SF .............................6...........6/25-7/27Anthony DeSclafani, Cin ...............5...........7/24-8/16Taylor Jungmann, Mil ......................5...........6/30-7/25

Courtesy Stats, Inc.

STRAIGHT TO THE MAJOR LEAGUES, REDSYear Player Previous Team2015 Raisel Iglesias, P Isla de la Juventud2010 Mike Leake, P Arizona State1957 Bobby Henrich, SS High School1957 Jay Hook, P Northwestern1957 Don Pavletich, C High School1955 Al Silvera, OF USC1953 Bob G. Miller, P High School1944 Joe Nuxhall, P High School

Iglesias debuted with a start on 4/12 vs StL

REDS’ ALL-TIME SAVES 1. Danny Graves, RHP .......................182 2. Francisco Cordero, RHP ................150 3. John Franco, LHP ..........................148 4. Aroldis Chapman, LHP ................146

SAVES* BY PITCHERS BORN IN CUBAPitcher SV SVO Pct. YearsAroldis Chapman 146 164 89.0 2010-15Danys Baez 114 153 74.5 2001-11Diego Segui 58 80 72.5 1969-77Oscar Zamora 23 31 74.2 1974-78Vladimir Nunez 21 38 55.3 1998-09

Courtesy Elias Sports Bureau* Since saves became an official statistic in 1969

TOOLSBelow are rankings from Baseball America’s 2015 “best tools” issue, as selected by each league's field managers:NL’s Best Fastball ................ Aroldis Chapman, 1stNL’s Best Reliever ............... Aroldis Chapman, 1stNL’s Best K-Zone Judgment ...........Joey Votto, 1stNL’s Best Defensive 1B ................. Joey Votto, 3rdNL’s Fastest Baserunner ...........Billy Hamilton, 1stNL’s Best Bunter .......................Billy Hamilton, 2ndNL’s Best Baserunner ...............Billy Hamilton, 2ndNL’s Best Defensive OF ............Billy Hamilton, 3rdNL’s Best Defensive 2B ..... Brandon Phillips, T2ndNL’s Best Defensive 3B ............. Todd Frazier, 2ndNL’s Best Power .........................Todd Frazier, 3rdIL’s Best Pitching Prospect ......Robert Stephenson

International League

save oppoRtunities (35-56)Pitcher, Saves-Save Opportunities

Badenhop .......0-2 Chapman ...... 33-36 Cingrani ............0-2Diaz ................1-5 Gregg ................ 0-1 Hoover ..............1-7LeCure ............0-1 Mattheus ........... 0-1 Parra ................0-1

Quality staRts (44-24) Pitcher, Record in Quality StartsCueto .............8-4 DeSclafani ....... 11-6 Finnegan .........1-0Holmberg .......1-1 Iglesias ..............4-4 Lamb ...............0-2Leake .............9-5 Lorenzen ...........5-2 Marquis ............3-0Moscot ...........1-0 Sampson ...........1-0

Reds staRteRs & RelieveRs w-l era ip er hrStarters ...............42-67 .....4.58 .........903.2 ..... 460 .... 119Relievers .............22-31 .....3.96 .........549.2 ..... 242 ...... 58

Reds pitcheRsReds pitching Miscellaneous

REDS PITCHERSLed the Cactus League with a 3.59 team ERA...during the regular season finished 14th in the National League in ERA (4.33)...beginning 7/29, after the trade of Johnny Cueto and Mike Leake's final start, finished the season 20-44, 4.62.

REDS STARTERSDuring spring training the starting staff’s ERA never rose above 2.99 and finished at 2.92...during the regular season finished 13th in the National League in ERA (4.58)...Anthony DeSclafani became the first rookie pitcher to lead the Reds in wins (tied with Mike Leake), starts, innings pitched and strikeouts since Art Fowler in 1954...DeSclafani also led the staff with 17 quality starts...beginning 7/29, following the trade of Johnny Cueto and Leake's final start, the Reds finished the season with 64 consecutive starts by rookie pitchers (13-33, 5.46), a new modern Major League record for consecutive starts by rookie pitchers...overall, Reds rookie pitchers made 110 starts, a modern franchise record.

REDS RELIEVERSDuring spring training the bullpen posted a 4.09era...during the regular season ranked 13th in the National League in ERA (3.96)...beginning 7/29, after the trade of Johnny Cueto and then Mike Leake's final start, the bullpen finished the season 11-7, 3.59.

58 NATE ADCOCK, rhpDidn't pitch after 7/26 because of a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow that required “Tommy John” surgery on 8/4...was disabled on 7/30 and was transferred to the 60-day DL on 8/19, when RHP Sam LeCure was promoted...began the season at Louisville, where with a team-high 11 saves in 16 chances he ranked third in the International League when promoted...his contract was selected on 6/7, when RHP Jumbo Diaz was optioned, and made his Reds debut 2 days later vs Phi...on 6/29 earned his second career victory, both vs the Twins...retired 10-13 first batters faced and didn't have a save opportunity...despite his injury led the Bats' staff in saves.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 0-2 2.96 22 0 0 0 11-16 24.1 23 11 8 0 7 20Cincinnati 1-2 6.00 13 0 0 0 0-0 18.0 15 12 12 3 12 13

40 DYLAN AXELROD, rhpSpent most of the season at Louisville but from 7/21-8/18 made 6 relief apps for the Reds...retired 4-6 first batters faced, stranded 2-4 inherited baserunners and didn't have a save opportunity...began the season at Louisville and made 17 starts and 1 relief appearance (6-6, 4.05) before he was promoted on 7/20, when LHP Manny Parra was disabled with a sprained left elbow...the next night, in the 13-inning, 5-4 loss vs Cubs made his season debut by throwing scoreless 10th and 11th innings...on 8/11 at SD, in relief of starter Michael Lorenzen threw 4.2 innings in the longest outing by a Reds reliever this season...was optioned to Louisville on 8/19, when RHP Sam LeCure was promoted, and spent the rest of the season with the Bats...on 9/1 was designated for assignment to make room on the roster for C Ramon Cabrera...3 days later cleared waivers and was outrighted to Louisville.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 6-8 4.68 22 19 0 0 0-0 105.2 124 65 55 13 28 69Cincinnati 0-1 7.30 6 0 0 0 0-0 12.1 11 13 10 5 8 12

25 BURKE BADENHOP, rhpHis media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...led the staff in apps...for the sixth straight season made at least 50 apps and for the second straight year made at least 68 apps...in his last 59 apps of the season beginning 5/1 posted a 2.58era...with 2 outs in the eighth inning on 8/20 vs Ari allowed a 2-run single to A.J. Pollock that erased a 4-3 lead and snapped his career-high scoreless streaks at 20g and 18.1 innings (7/4-8/18)...was the longest scoreless streak by game by any Reds pitcher this season and the longest by inning by any Reds reliever (starter Mike Leake, 19.0)...when snapped, that streak was the third-longest active scoreless streak by inning in the Major Leagues...on 9/1 at Chi allowed a 2-run HR to Kyle Schwarber that snapped his 49.2-inning homerless streak (48g, 4/24-8/31), the fourth-longest active streak in the Major Leagues at the time...retired 44-68 first batters faced, stranded 17-31 inherited runners and suffered 2 blown saves...on 2/7 was signed to a 1-year contract with a mutual option for 2016...is a graduate of Perrysburg High School in northern Ohio and Bowling Green State University.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 2-4 3.93 68 0 0 0 0-2 66.1 71 30 29 4 20 36

34 HOMER BAILEY, rhpAt just 29 years old already has 168 Major League starts, 58 career wins (58-51, 4.19) and 2 no-hitters...this season was limited to 1 minor league rehab start and 2 starts for the Reds because of right elbow injuries that led to “Tommy John” surgery on 5/8 to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow...began the year on the disabled list while recovering from 9/5/14 surgery to repair the torn flexor tendon in his right forearm...didn’t pitch for the Reds in spring training, though on 3/22, 3/27 and 4/1 he pitched in minor league games, followed by a simulated game at the Goodyear complex on 4/6 (5ip, 76 pitches)...made a rehab start for Louisville on 4/12 before his Reds season debut on 4/18...made his 2 starts for Cin on 4/18 at StL and on 4/23 at Mil before he returned to the DL on 4/27 with a right elbow ligament sprain...2 days later was transferred to the 60-day DL to provide a roster spot for RHP Michael Lorenzen...in his season debut, when he retired StL's Yadier Molina leading off the second inning recorded his 1,000th career inning pitched.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SO#Louisville 0-1 4.76 1 1 0 0 0-0 5.2 5 4 3 0 2 3Cincinnati 0-1 5.56 2 2 0 0 0-0 11.1 16 7 7 3 4 3# Injury rehab

51 COLLIN BALESTERLast name is pronounced BA-li-ster...his media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...retired 9-15 first batters faced, stranded his only inherited runner and didn't have a save opportunity...was promoted on 8/23, when LHP Manny Parra was disabled, and that afternoon vs Ari threw a hitless ninth inning in his first Major League appearance since 5/16/12 for Det vs Min...in the 12-5 win on 8/24 vs Det, after pitching scoreless fifth and sixth innings benefited from the Reds’ 10-run sixth to earn his first victory since 5/15/12 for Det at WSox...on 6/17 was acquired from the Pirates for cash and was assigned to Louisville, where he converted all 7 save opps...in 42 relief apps at Altoona, Indianapolis and Louisville combined to go 1-0, 2.21 and converted 11-14 save chances.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOAltoona 1-0 1.77 13 0 0 0 4-7 20.1 14 4 4 1 6 14Indianapolis 0-0 3.07 8 0 0 0 0-0 14.2 12 6 5 1 5 8Louisville 0-0 2.05 21 0 0 0 7-7 22.0 16 5 5 1 3 13Cincinnati 1-1 7.47 15 0 0 0 0-0 15.2 17 13 13 3 13 13

54 AROLDIS CHAPMAN, lhpFor the third time is eligible for arbitration...is a 4-time National League All-Star, selected each time by his peers (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)...with 146 career saves ranks fourth on the club’s all-time list...is the all-time saves leader from Cuba...is the first pitcher in Major League history to produce in 4 consecutive seasons at least 30 saves and 100 strikeouts...Eric Gagne is the only other pitcher to do it in more than 2 straight years (3 years, 2002-2004)...Chapman is only the third pitcher in franchise history with four 30-save seasons (Francisco Cordero 2008-2011, Danny Graves 2000-2002 & 2004) and only the second with four consecutive 30-save seasons (Cordero)...recorded at least 2 strikeouts in 43 of his 65 apps and 12 times struck out the side...on 7/19 vs Cle reached 500 career strikeouts in 292.0 innings, the fastest to 500 strikeouts by innings pitched in Major League history...broke the record established earlier this season by SD’s Craig Kimbrel, who reached the 500 mark in his 305th inning on 5/25 at LAA...in the ninth inning on 8/18 vs KC allowed a leadoff HR to Ben Zobrist that tied the game at 1-1, snapping a season-high streak of 15 consecutive saves and a streak of 56 straight saves at Great American Ball Park dating back to a blown save on 9/7/12 vs Hou...was the longest home save streak since that statistic became official in 1969...threw

Reds on the Mound

Score First: ...........................51-39Opponent Scores First..........13-59Out-Hit Opp./Even ................53-28Out-Hit By Opponent ............ 11-70Commit An Error ...................19-43Commit No Errors .................45-55

Lead After 7 Innings ...............50-9Tied After 7 Innings .............. 11-14Trail After 7 Innings ................3-75Lead After 8 Innings ...............54-3Tied After 8 Innings ................9-13Trail After 8 Innings ................1-82

Hit At Least 1 HR ..................55-46Hit No HR ...............................9-52Score At Least 3 runs ...........59-49Score Fewer Than 3 runs .......5-49Decided in Last At-Bat ..........16-22Walkoff Wins & Losses ...........5-10

Steal At Least 1 Base ...........41-33Steal No Bases .....................23-651-Run Games .......................18-29Extra-Inning Games................5-12Come-From-Behind Wins .......... 21Losses After Leading ................. 44

REDS WHEN THEY...

2015 Complete Games By Reds Pitchers (2)Date dec ip h r er bb k hr Pitcher / Catcher Score (Career #)4/19 at StL L 8.0 4 2 2 0 3 1 Leake / Barnhart 5-7 (3rd)7/7 at Wsh W 9.0 2 0 0 1 11 0 Cueto / Pena 5-0 (11th)

Bullpen Totals, Etc. 1st Batter Inherited Runners/ Saves/ TeamPitcher Retired Scored Opps RecordNate Adcock, R 10-13 0-0 0-0 2-11Dylan Axelrod, R 4-6 4-2 0-0 0-6Burke Badenhop, R 44-68 31-14 0-2 19-49Homer Bailey, R - - - 0-2Collin Balester, R 9-15 1-0 0-0 3-12Aroldis Chapman, L 50-65 11-6 33-36 48-17Tony Cingrani, L 19-34 25-9 0-2 15-20Carlos Contreras, R 15-22 2-0 0-0 2-20Johnny Cueto, R - - - 11-8Anthony DeSclafani, R - - - 13-18Jumbo Diaz, R 44-61 16-4 1-5 18-43Brandon Finnegan, L 2-2 1-0 0-0 3-3Kevin Gregg, R 9-11 2-0 0-1 5-6Donovan Hand, R 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-0David Holmberg, L - - - 1-5J.J. Hoover, R 44-67 12-3 1-7 33-34Raisel Iglesias, R 1-2 0-0 0-0 5-13John Lamb, L - - - 2-8Mike Leake, R - - - 11-10Sam LeCure, R 14-19 10-2 0-1 4-15Michael Lorenzen, R 4-6 0-0 0-0 10-17Jason Marquis, R - - - 4-5Ryan Mattheus, R 39-57 19-6 0-1 17-40Jon Moscot, R - - - 1-2Manny Parra, L 28-40 23-5 0-1 14-26Keyvius Sampson, R 1-1 0-0 0-0 5-8Josh Smith, R 1-2 1-1 0-0 1-8Pedro Villarreal, R 19-28 18-5 0-0 5-24

the 62 fastest pitches in the Major Leagues this season, according to MLB's Statcast, with a high of 103.92 mph on 6/29 that was fouled off by Min's Brian Dozier...also posted the highest average velocity for his fastball at 99.98 mph, followed by Mia's Erik Cordier (98.39), KC's Kelvin Herrera (98.37), StL's Trevor Rosenthal (98.35) and Pit's Arquimedes Caminero (98.25)...retired 50-65 first batters faced, stranded 5-11 inherited runners and converted 33-36 save opps...in the 5-4 win on 4/10 vs StL earned his 115th career save, the most by any pitcher born in Cuba (Danys Baez, 114)...his hat was sent to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown...in the 4-3 walkoff loss on 5/10 at WSox and the 2-1 loss on 5/11 vs Atl, for the first time in his career suffered losses on consecutive days and also for the first time allowed 3 hits on consecutive days...in that appearance on 5/10 at WSox allowed his first run since 8/17/14 at Col...in 28 apps between those 2 outings (8/21/14 - 5/6/15) threw 28.1 scoreless innings and converted all 16 save chances (10h, 12bb, 54k)...between blown saves on 6/28/14 at SF and 6/3/15 at Phi converted 29 consecutive saves chances overall, the longest active streak in the Major Leagues when snapped...in that 11-inning, 5-4 loss at Phi on 6/3 allowed a game-tying HR to Maikel Franco in the ninth that snapped his homerless streak at 74.1 innings...in the 11-inning loss on 7/19 vs Cle threw a career-high 44 pitches in 2.0 innings but came back the next night with 13 pitches to save the 5-4 win vs Cubs...on 8/31 at Cubs recorded his third career save of at least 5 outs and his second career plate appearance...in the 6-run ninth inning of that 13-6 win reached base on a fielder’s choice and from first base scored his first career run on Jason Bourgeois’ double...is the only Reds relief pitcher ever named to 4 All-Star teams (John Franco, 3) and the sixth Reds pitcher with 4 or more All-Star selections (Ewell Blackwell 6, Paul Derringer 6, Bob Purkey 5, Bucky Walters 5, Johnny Vander Meer 4)...in the ninth inning of the 6-3 loss to the American League at GABP, he struck out all 3 batters by throwing 12 of his 14 pitches at least 100mph...became the fourth Reds All-Star pitcher to record all 3 outs in an inning by strikeout (Johnny Vander Meer, B5th on 7/13/1943; Joe Nuxhall, T10th on 7/12/1955; Mario Soto, T7th on 7/13/1983).Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 4-4 1.63 65 0 0 0 33-36 66.1 43 13 12 3 33 116

52 TONY CINGRANI, lhpMade a career-high 35 apps during 2 stints with the Reds...as a reliever, retired 19-34 first batters faced, stranded 16-25 inherited runners and suffered 2 blown saves...earned a spot on the Opening Day roster and posted a 3.47era in 24 relief apps before he was disabled on 6/15 with a strained left shoulder...from 7/2-7/17 didn’t allow a run in 3 starts and 1 relief appearance while on a rehabilitation assignment at Louisville (14ip, 6h, 6bb, 18k)...came off the DL on 7/22, when as the 26th player on the roster he started the nightcap of the day/night doubleheader vs the Cubs...following that spot start was optioned to Louisville and spent the rest of the minor league season with Louisville...after 1 start for the Bats went on the disabled list with a strained non-throwing right shoulder (8/1-8/17)...on 9/8 rejoined the Reds as 1 of 6 roster additions...in a 5-0 win vs Toledo on 7/12 threw the first 4.0 innings of the first 9-inning no-hitter in Bats history (David Holmberg 3ip, Sam LeCure 2ip).Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 0-3 5.67 35 1 0 0 0-2 33.1 31 21 21 3 25 39Louisville 0-1 1.82 9 6 0 0 0-0 24.2 20 6 5 2 11 32

53 CARLOS CONTRERAS, rhpMade 22 relief apps during 3 stints with the Reds (4/27-5/12, 6/16-7/16, 9/1-remainder of the season)...retired 15-22 first batters faced, stranded both inherited runners and did not have a save opportunity...began the year with the Bats and made 6 apps there before he was recalled on 4/27, when Homer Bailey was disabled...posted a 2.70era in 3 apps for Cin before he returned to Louisville on 5/13, when Raisel Iglesias was promoted to start that night’s game...from 6/17-7/11 made 9 more apps with the Reds before he returned to Louisville immediately after the All-Star break, when RHP Jumbo Diaz was promoted...spent the rest of the minor league season with the Bats before returning to Cin as a September callup...while with the Bats stranded 11-12 inherited baserunners.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 2-2 2.95 31 0 0 0 3-4 39.2 32 13 13 3 30 55Cincinnati 0-0 4.82 22 0 0 0 0-0 28.0 22 16 15 3 20 19

47 JOHNNY CUETO, rhpOn 7/26 was traded to the Royals in exchange for LHP Brandon Finnegan, LHP Cody Reed and LHP John Lamb.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 7-6 2.62 19 19 1 1 0-0 130.2 93 42 38 11 29 120Kansas City 4-7 4.76 13 13 1 1 0-0 81.1 101 45 45 10 17 56

28 ANTHONY DeSCLAFANI, rhpOn 4/18 celebrated his 25th birthday...in his first full Major League season led National League rookies in starts (tied) and innings pitched and ranked among the NL rookie leaders in ERA (5th), wins (T2nd), strikeouts (2nd) and opponents' BA (.273, 7th)...became the first rookie pitcher to lead the Reds in wins (tied with Mike Leake), starts, innings pitched and strikeouts since Art Fowler in 1954...also led the staff with 17 quality starts...became the first Reds pitcher to lead NL rookies in starts since Johnny Cueto in 2008 and in innings pitched since Chris Reitsma in 2001...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...missed his only scheduled start on 7/11, when 2 days before the All-Star break he was scratched with a tight left hamstring...returned as scheduled on 7/18 in the Reds' second game after the break...in a 1-0 win on 7/29 at StL and a 3-2 win on 8/4 vs StL became the first Reds rookie since Ewell Blackwell in 1946 to face the Cardinals in consecutive starts and win them both...was the first rookie for any team to do so since SF’s Jerome Williams beat StL twice consecutively in July 2003...entered this season rated the sixth-best prospect in the organization...in December was acquired from the Marlins, along with C Chad Wallach, in exchange for RHP Mat Latos.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 9-13 4.05 31 *31 0 0 0-0 *184.2 194 93 83 17 55 151* Led National League rookies

70 JUMBO DIAZ, rhpHis given first name is Jose...in his second Major League season made 61 apps during 2 stints with the Reds (Opening Day-6/6, 7/17-remainder of the season)...in 36 apps after he was promoted from Louisville following the All-Star break posted a 2.65era...in the 9-8 win on 9/15 at SF threw a scoreless 10th inning for his only Major League save...earned his first Major League victory in the 5-2 Opening Day win vs Pit and his second in the 4-3 win vs SF on 5/14...from 7/27-8/21 produced career-high 12.1-inning

scoreless streak, a stretch that also included a career-best 11 consecutive scoreless apps (7/27-8/19)...retired 44-61 first batters faced, stranded 12-16 inherited runners and converted 1-5 save opps...was on the Reds' Opening Day roster and posted a 6.65era in 25 relief apps before he was optioned to Louisville on 6/7, when RHP Nate Adcock was promoted...in 13 apps for the Bats posted a 1.13era and converted 8-9 save opps...prior to his second-half promotion didn’t allow a run in his last 12 apps for Louisville (15ip).Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 2-1 4.18 61 0 0 0 1-5 60.1 58 29 28 9 18 70Louisville 0-1 1.13 13 0 0 0 8-9 16.0 11 2 2 0 4 12

31 BRANDON FINNEGAN, lhpHis media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...on 7/26 was acquired from the Royals, along with LHP John Lamb and LHP Cody Reed, in exchange for RHP Johnny Cueto...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was promoted from Louisville on 9/8 as 1 of 6 roster additions...made his first 2 apps for the Reds in relief (2.2ip, 0h) before finishing the season with 4 straight starts (4.71era)...on 9/18 at Mil earned the 5-3 win in his first career start...became the ninth rookie pitcher to start for the Reds to establish the new single-season modern franchise record...earned his other win in his final appearance, a 3-1 victory on 10/3 at Pit in the season's 161st game...as KC’s top draft pick in 2014 was selected with the 17th pick overall...when promoted that September became just the third Royals draft pick to debut in the same season he was selected, joining Bo Jackson (4th round, 1986) and Jeff Granger (1st round, 1993)...made 7 Postseason relief apps during KC’s 2014 American League championship run to the World Series.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOOmaha 0-2 7.07 6 4 0 0 0-0 14.0 17 12 11 1 7 19NW Arkansas 0-1 2.77 5 3 0 0 1-1 13.0 10 9 4 1 12 13Kansas City 3-0 2.96 14 0 0 0 0-1 24.1 16 8 8 3 13 21Louisville 0-3 6.23 8 8 0 0 0-0 30.1 31 22 21 3 17 30Cincinnati 2-2 4.18 6 4 0 0 0-0 23.2 21 11 11 5 8 24

36 KEVIN GREGG, rhpWas 1 of 4 non-roster players to make the Opening Day roster (Jason Marquis, Chris Dominguez, Brennan Boesch)...was designated for assignment on 5/11 and was released 4 days later...was invited to Major League spring training camp after he was signed to a minor league contract on 2/7.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 0-2 10.13 11 0 0 0 0-1 10.2 13 12 12 3 5 14

51 DONOVAN HAND, rhpMedia guide bio is on page 225...spent most of the season at Louisville...was promoted on 6/16, when RHP Jon Moscot was disabled...made his only appearance for the Reds in the 13-inning, 8-4 win on 6/17 vs Det by throwing 3.0 scoreless innings...pitched innings 10-12...Todd Frazier won it in the 13th with a walkoff grand slam off Joakim Soria...returned to Louisville on 6/19, when OF Marlon Byrd came off the disabled list, and spent the rest of the season with the Bats...was designated for assignment on 7/13, when the Reds claimed off waivers from the Cubs RHP Donn Roach, and 2 days later was outrighted to Louisville.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 1-6 4.92 33 11 0 0 0-0 97.0 113 55 53 11 18 52Cincinnati 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0-0 3.0 2 0 0 0 1 3

36 DAVID HOLMBERG, lhpSpent most of the season at Louisville, where he led the staff in wins (tied), ERA, innings pitched and strikeouts...from 7/30-8/26 made all 6 of his starts for the Reds...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...began the season with

319Joey Votto reached base a modern franchise record 319 times via hit, walk or HBP to lead the Major Leagues...Ari’s Paul Goldschmidt (302) and Wsh’s Bryce Harper (301) were the only other players to reach base at least 300 times...below are the Reds’ all-time single-season leaders in number of times on base:Joey Votto, 2015 .... 319 Pete Rose, 1976 .......307Joey Votto, 2013 .... 316 Pete Rose, 1973 .......301Pete Rose, 1969 ...... 311 Shin-Soo Choo, ‘13 ....300Pete Rose, 1975 ...... 310 Joey Votto, 2011 ......299

DOUBLE DIPPINGIn the day/night doubleheader on 7/22 vs the Cubs Joey Votto reached base safely 9 times (4 1b, 1hr, 4bb)...he became the first Reds player to reach base safely via hit, walk or HBP at least 9 times in 2g played on the same day since Pete Rose did it in a traditional DH vs Hou on 7/2/76 (7h, 2bb)...Votto is the fifth player in the last 20 seasons to reach base 9 times in 1 day during a doubleheader:Joey Votto ........... 7/22/15 vs Cubs .............. 5h, 4bbRobinson Cano ......... 10/2/10 at Bos .....6h, 2bb, 1hbpBobby Abreu ............. 8/18/06 at Bos ...............6h, 3bbHideki Matsui .......... 6/28/03 at NYM .....6h, 3bb, 1hbpEric Young ..............7/23/96 vs NYM .....7h, 1bb, 2hbp

Courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

ELITEListed below are the only 6 players in Reds history with 1,000 career hits and 200 HR:Player H HR YearsJohnny Bench* 2,048 389 1967-83Tony Perez* 1,934 287 1964-86Frank Robinson* 1,673 324 1956-65Ted Kluszewski* 1,499 251 1947-57George Foster* 1,276 244 1971-81Jay Bruce 1,018 208 2008-15Joey Votto 1,226 192 2007-15Brandon Phillips 1,614 180 2006-15

* Members of the Reds Hall of Fame

REDS’ ALL-TIME HOME RUNS 1. Johnny Bench .................................389 2. Frank Robinson ..............................324 3. Tony Perez .....................................287 4. Adam Dunn ....................................270 5. Ted Kluszewski ..............................251 6. George Foster ................................244 7. Ken Griffey Jr. ................................210 8. Jay Bruce ......................................208 9. Eric Davis .......................................203 10. Barry Larkin ....................................198 11. Joey Votto .....................................192 12. Vada Pinson ...................................186 13. Brandon Phillips ...........................180

In 2015, the Reds were the only team in the Major Leagues with 4 active players who hit at least 100 HR with their current team (Todd Frazier has 108).

THROUGH 5 SEASONSListed below are the Reds’ all-time home run leaders through 5 seasons:Player ....................... HR ....................YearsFrank Robinson ....... 165 ............ 1956-1960Adam Dunn.............. 158 ............ 2001-2005Jay Bruce ............... 134 ............ 2008-2012Joey Votto .............. 119 ............ 2007-2011Johnny Bench .......... 114 ............ 1967-1971Todd Frazier ........... 108 ........... 2011-2015Eric Davis ................ 108 ............ 1984-1988

HOT CORNERTodd Frazier is just the third player in Reds history to hit 30 home runs in a season while playing primarily third base:Player Year HRTony Perez 1970 39 Tony Perez 1967 37Todd Frazier 2015 35Deron Johnson 1965 32

CAREER HOME RUNS BY REDS THIRD BASEMENPlayer ............As 3B .....RedsTotal .................. YearsTony Perez ........140 ................ 287 ...1964-76, ‘84-86Chris Sabo .........103 ................ 104 ........ 1988-93, ‘96Todd Frazier .......94 ................ 108 ...............2011-15Aaron Boone ........79 .................. 86 ...........1997-2003

RUN, BILLY, RUNIn the 11-inning, 2-1 loss on 6/14 at Chi, Billy Hamilton tied the club record with 5 stolen bases (Ryan Freel, 7/27/05 at LAD)...his fifth steal was the 100th of his career in his 219th appearance, the fastest to that mark since Vince Coleman swiped his 100th career base in his 135th career game in 1985.

RED HOTSthe Bats and went 7-6, 4.40 in 19 apps before he was recalled to start on 7/30 vs Pit to fill the spot in the rotation vacated by RHP Johnny Cueto, who had been traded to the Royals for LHP Brandon Finnegan, LHP John Lamb and LHP Cody Reed...in that season debut vs the Pirates became the sixth rookie pitcher to start for the Reds this season and singled off A.J. Burnett for his first career hit...in his second start, in the extra-inning loss to the Cardinals on 8/5 was the victim of a blown save when Matt Carpenter’s eighth-inning solo HR off J.J. Hoover tied the score at 3-3...returned to Louisville on 8/31, when RHP Michael Lorenzen was promoted, and spent the rest of the season there...while with Louisville, in the 5-0 win vs Toledo on 7/12 threw the fifth, sixth and seventh innings of the first 9-inning no-hitter in Bats history (Tony Cingrani 4ip, Sam LeCure 2ip).Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 7-7 4.34 21 19 0 0 0-0 120.1 142 63 58 14 41 71Cincinnati 1-4 7.62 6 6 0 0 0-0 28.1 36 24 24 10 16 15

60 J.J. HOOVER, rhpIs eligible for arbitration for the first time...is the Reds’ nominee for the 2015 Roberto Clemente Award...made 67 apps, 1 shy of staff leader Burke Badenhop and 2 shy of his 2013 career high...for the third time in his 4 Major League seasons posted an ERA below 3.00...in 54 apps from 4/24-8/31 posted an ERA of 1.05 (51.1ip, 29h), the second-lowest of any Major League pitcher over that 4-month span (Pit’s Mark Melancon, 0.95era in 56g)...that stretch included a 30-appearance streak from 4/24-6/27 in which he didn’t allow an earned run (28.2ip, 2r) and a season-high 16-appearance scoreless streak from 5/29-6/27 (15.2ip)...is the first pitcher in modern Reds history to follow a 10-game losing streak (all in 2014) with a 7-game winning streak (all in 2015)...that winning streak was snapped by his 8-6 loss on 9/5 vs Mil...in the 5-2 win on 6/24 at Pit earned his only save of the season...from 9/2-9/6 allowed a homer in 3 straight apps for the first time in his career (Kris Bryant, Elian Herrera, Ryan Braun)...in the top of the eighth inning on 9/11 vs StL threw 5 pitches before the game was delayed and eventually suspended, then returned to the mound the next afternoon to “start” the suspended game...earned the 4-2 win when Adam Duvall snapped the tie with a 2-run HR off Jonathan Broxton...for the third straight season was on the Reds’ Opening Day roster...in his season debut on 4/8 vs Pit earned the 11-inning, 5-4 win to snap his 10-game losing streak, the longest in Reds history by a reliever...retired 44-67 first batters faced, stranded 9-12 inherited runners and converted 1-7 save opps.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 8-2 2.94 67 0 0 0 1-7 64.1 44 24 21 7 31 52

26 RAISEL IGLESIAS, rhpFirst name is pronounced rye-SELL...in his first professional season ranked among National League rookie pitching leaders in opponents' BA (.228, 2nd), ERA (6th), strikeouts (6th), innings pitched (9th) and starts (T9th)...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was 1 of 5 Reds pitchers to start in his Major League debut (John Lamb, Michael Lorenzen, Jon Moscot, Josh Smith)...from 6/5-7/10 was disabled with a strained left oblique...didn't pitch after 9/13 because of right shoulder fatigue...from 8/23-9/2 recorded 13, 10 and 10 strikeouts to become the first pitcher in modern Reds history, rookie or non-rookie, to record at least 10 strikeouts in 3 consecutive apps...was the first Major League rookie with 3 consecutive 10-strikeout apps since LAD’s Hideo Nomo had at least 10 strikeouts in 4 straight starts in 1995...Gary Nolan (1967) and Bruce Berenyi (1981) are the only other rookies in Reds history to produce as many as 2 consecutive 10-strikeout games...Iglesias’ 13 strikeouts in the 4-0 loss on 8/23 vs Ari were the most by a Reds rookie since Nolan established the club record for rookies with 15 strikeouts on 6/7/67 vs SF...in the fourth inning of that 8/23 start allowed a solo HR to Welington Castillo that snapped Iglesias’ career-high 15-inning scoreless streak...recorded 8 quality starts...from 8/1-9/2 produced 7 consecutive quality starts (2-3, 2.31), a streak snapped by a 7-3 loss on 9/8 vs Pit...was this season’s longest streak of quality starts by a Major League rookie and Reds pitcher...in the 13-inning, 3-1 loss on 8/18 vs KC was the victim of a blown save when Ben Zobrist led off the ninth inning with a home run off Aroldis Chapman to tie the score at 1-1...Chapman had converted 56 consecutive saves at GABP dating back to September 2012, the longest successful home streak in the Major Leagues since the advent of the saves statistics in 1969...also on 8/18 vs KC, singled off Edinson Volquez for his first career hit...in his debut on 4/12 vs StL became first Reds player since Mike Leake in 2009 to play in the Major Leagues without appearing in a minor league game and the eighth Reds player overall to do it...Iglesias and C Brayan Pena became the first Reds pitcher/catcher battery born in Cuba since P Dolf Luque threw to C Manuel Cueto in 1918...first career strikeout victim was Jason Heyward, his second batter...in anticipation of Homer Bailey coming off the disabled list to start on 4/18 and fill his spot in the rotation, Iglesias was optioned to Louisville the day after his debut...made 4 starts for the Bats before he was promoted again on 5/13 and made 3 starts and 2 relief apps before he was disabled...made a pair of rehab apps for Louisville in starts on 6/30 and 7/5 before he was activated on 7/11 to start that night’s 14-3 loss at Mia...finished the season as 1 of 5 starters in the Reds' rotation...entered the season rated the second-best prospect in the organization...in June 2015 was signed to a 7-year contract.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 3-7 4.15 18 16 0 0 0-0 95.1 81 45 44 11 28 104Louisville 1-3 3.41 6 6 0 0 0-0 29.0 26 12 11 4 8 21

47 JOHN LAMB, lhpHis media guide bio can be found at www.redspressbox.com...on 7/26 was acquired from the Royals, along with LHP Brandon Finnegan and LHP Cody Reed, in exchange for RHP Johnny Cueto...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was 1 of 5 Reds pitchers to start in his Major League debut (Raisel Iglesias, Michael Lorenzen, Jon Moscot, Josh Smith)...after the 7/26 trade was sent to Louisville, where he made 3 starts before he was promoted to take Michael Lorenzen's spot in Cin's rotation...in his Major League debut on 8/14 at LAD became the eighth rookie pitcher to start a game for the Reds this season, tying the modern club record (1901, 1902, 1907, 1908), and made the first 2 plate apps of his professional career...his first strikeout victim was Adrian Gonzalez...in the 11-0 win on 9/10 vs StL earned his first career victory and produced his first career RBI, a run-scoring fielder’s choice of Jaime Garcia that gave the Reds a 1-0 lead...was the losing pitcher on 9/26 in the 10-2 Mets win that clinched their National League East title...on 10/1 vs Cubs doubled off Jason Hammel for his first professional hit...in 20 minor league starts at Class AAA Omaha and Louisville combined to go 10-2, 2.67...was a Pacific Coast League All-Star...was selected by KC in the fifth round of the June 2008 first-year player draft...was born in La Palma, CA and resides in Laguna Hills, CA...his grandfather, John Ramsey, was the public address announcer at Dodger Stadium from 1958-84 and also worked in that capacity for the Rams, Raiders, Trojans, Angels, Kings and Lakers until his death in 1990.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOOmaha 9-1 2.67 17 17 0 0 0-0 94.1 80 35 28 7 29 96Louisville 1-1 2.65 3 3 0 0 0-0 17.0 14 5 5 0 7 21Cincinnati 1-5 5.80 10 10 0 0 0-0 49.2 58 32 32 8 19 58

44 MIKE LEAKE, rhpOn 7/31 was traded to the Giants in exchange for IF/OF Adam Duvall and RHP Keury Mella (Kay-ooh-ree Meya).Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 9-5 3.56 21 21 1 0 0-0 136.2 123 55 54 14 34 90San Francisco 2-5 4.07 9 9 1 1 0-0 55.1 51 25 25 8 15 29

63 SAM LeCURE, rhpIs eligible for arbitration for the third time...on the Reds' final spring training day in Goodyear was outrighted off the roster and spent most of the season in Louisville...was promoted on 8/19, when Dylan Axelrod was optioned, and posted a 3.15era in 19 relief apps for the Reds...took a 2.84era into his final appearance of the season but allowed a run in the season's finale, a 4-0 loss at Pit...in his season debut, threw perfect seventh and eighth innings vs KC to keep the deficit at 4-3 (5-4 loss)...retired 14-19 first batters faced, stranded 8-10 inherited runners and suffered 1 blown save...while in Louisville, in the 5-0 win vs Toledo on 7/12 threw the eighth and ninth innings of the first 9-inning no-hitter in Bats history (Tony Cingrani 4ip, David Holmberg 3ip)...also for the Bats, stranded all 11 inherited baserunners.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 5-4 5.25 41 0 0 0 1-2 60.0 63 39 35 7 24 44Cincinnati 0-2 3.15 19 0 0 0 0-1 20.0 16 9 7 2 7 15

50 MICHAEL LORENZEN, rhpIn his Major League debut made 21 starts and 6 relief apps...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was 1 of 5 Reds pitchers to start in his Major League debut (Raisel Iglesias, John Lamb, Jon Moscot, Josh Smith)...among National League rookie pitching leaders ranked 10th in ERA, T5th in starts, seventh in innings pitched and strikeouts and 10th in opponents' BA (.292)...made his first 3 apps of the season for the Reds as a starter (1-1, 2.81), followed by relief apps on 5/15 and 5/20...from 5/26-9/16 made 18 consecutive apps as a starter (3-8, 5.92) and then beginning 9/24 finished the season with 4 relief apps (4.2ip,1 er)...posted 7 quality starts...began the season at Louisville (3gs, 2-1, 2.84)...was promoted on 4/29 and in that night’s 8-3 loss started vs the Brewers in his Major League debut after just 49 minor league apps...on 8/13 returned to the Bats for 3 minor league starts and went 2-1, 1.13 before he was promoted again on

WHEELSFor the second straight year Billy Hamilton produced at least 50 stolen bases (56 in 2014, 57 in 2015)...since 1900, he is 1 of 9 Reds players to produce 50 steals in a season and 1 of only 4 to do it more than once (Joe Morgan 5, Bob Bescher 4, Eric Davis 2)...since his Major League debut on 9/3/13, Hamilton is tied with Dee Gordon for the most stolen bases in the Major Leagues:Player ................... SB ....... CS ...... SB Pct.Billy Hamilton ..... 126 ........ 32 ............ 79.7Dee Gordon ......... 126 ........ 39 ............ 76.4Jose Altuve ............ 98 ........ 26 ............ 79.0Ben Revere............ 80 ........ 15 ............ 84.2Charlie Blackmon ...73 .........23 .............76.0

SECOND SACKERSListed below are the only players in Major League history to produce as second basemen at least 1,695 hits, 183 home runs and 184 stolen bases:Player ...............................H .......HR .......SBRyne Sandberg* ........ 2,225 ...... 277 ......311Joe Morgan* .............. 2,469 ...... 264 ......678Craig Biggio*.............. 2,230 ...... 226 ......325Roberto Alomar* ........ 2,687 ...... 207 ......473Ray Durham .............. 1,983 ...... 183 ......263Brandon Phillips ...... 1,695 ...... 183 ......184* Enshrined in Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown

List courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

ALL-TIME REDS LEADERS, 2BSince 1900, Brandon Phillips ranks among the Reds’ all-time offensive leaders for second basemen:

Home RunsBrandon Phillips ................. 180 ...................2006-14Joe Morgan ........................... 152 ...................1972-79Bret Boone .............................. 70 ...................1994-98

RBIBrandon Phillips ................. 787 ...................2006-14Joe Morgan ........................... 612 ...................1972-79Bret Boone ............................ 346 ...................1994-98

DoublesBrandon Phillips ................. 277 ...................2006-14Joe Morgan ........................... 220 ...................1972-79Ron Oester ........................... 190 ...................1978-90

HitsBrandon Phillips .............. 1,614 ...................2006-14Joe Morgan ........................ 1,155 ...................1972-79Ron Oester ........................ 1,118 ...................1978-90

Stolen BasesJoe Morgan ........................... 406 ...................1972-79Brandon Phillips ................. 180 ...................2006-13Dick Egan ............................. 154 ...................1908-13

Stats include all positions played

REDS’ ALL-TIME HOME RUNS 1. Johnny Bench .............................................. 389 12. Vada Pinson ................................................ 186 13. Brandon Phillips ........................................ 180

REDS' ALL-TIME RBI 1. Johnny Bench ........................................... 1,376 10. Frank McCormick ......................................... 803 11. Brandon Phillips ........................................ 787

REDS' ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED 1. Pete Rose ................................................. 2,722 8. Dan Driessen ............................................ 1,480 13. Brandon Phillips ..................................... 1,473

PHILLIPS’ REDS SS PARTNERS (28) BY APPS

RED HOTS8/31...following a 5-3 loss at SF on 9/16, returned to the bullpen after going 1-1, 6.00 in 4 starts following that 8/31 promotion...in his big league debut on 4/29 vs Mil, his first strikeout victim was pitcher Matt Garza...with 2 outs in the bottom of the second inning singled off Garza to become the first Reds pitcher with a hit in his first career plate appearance since Jose Arredondo on 7/29/11 vs SF...in his second start, a 7-1 win at Pit on 5/5, earned his first Major League victory...went 1-1, 2.81 in his 3 starts before a relief appearance vs SF on 5/15...in the fifth inning of that 10-2 loss to the Giants, grounded out as a pinch hitter and then pitched the sixth and seventh innings...excluding non-pitchers, became the first player to pinch hit and pitch in the same game since SF’s David Huff on 5/26/14 vs Cubs and the first Red to do it since Micah Owings on 6/15/2010 vs LAD...on 6/6 vs SD produced his first career 2-hit game, both singles off Andrew Cashner...in spring training went 3-0, 1.80 in 2 starts and 4 relief apps (15ip, 12h, 10bb, 9k)...as one of the final roster moves prior to Opening Day was reassigned to minor league camp the day the team left Goodyear.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 4-2 1.88 6 6 1 1 0-0 43.0 34 9 9 3 8 19Cincinnati 4-9 5.40 27 21 0 0 0-0 113.1 131 70 68 18 57 83

31 JASON MARQUIS, rhpIn January 2015 was signed by the Reds to a minor league contract with an invitation to Major League spring training camp...in 7 spring starts went 3-1, 2.90 (31ip, 22h, 10bb, 17k, 1hr) to earn a spot on the Opening Day roster...led the Cactus League in innings pitched while ranking eighth in ERA and 12th in strikeouts...for the Reds went 3-4, 6.46 in 9 starts before he was designated for assignment on 6/5, when the Reds promoted RHP Jon Moscot to start in place of injured RHP Raisel Iglesias...was sent to the bullpen following a no-decision in a 5-4 loss on 5/25 vs Col but didn’t pitch in relief before he was taken off the roster 11 days later...in his 9-6 win on 4/27 vs Mil threw 8.0 innings, his longest outing since he threw a complete game in a 5-0 Padres win on 8/11/12 at Pit...on 5/25 vs Col batted eighth in the order, ahead of CF Billy Hamilton, to become the first Reds pitcher to hit in a spot other than ninth since Red Lucas hit seventh on 9/7/33 vs Brooklyn...on 4/10 vs StL made his Reds debut in his first Major League appearance since 7/19/13, when he started the 9-6 loss for the Padres at StL...the next day went on SD’s disabled list with a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow that required “Tommy John” surgery...in 2014, made 9 minor league starts for the Phillies...made his most recent relief appearance his final outing of the 2008 season, a 7-3 Cubs win on 9/27 at Mil (0.1ip, 2h, 2er, 1bb, 0k)...since then has made 120 consecutive apps as a starter...in 59 career relief apps has posted a 5.71era...earned his only professional save in a 5-2 Braves win on 9/28/03 at Phi.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 3-4 6.46 9 9 0 0 0-0 47.1 64 37 34 10 14 37

45 SEAN MARSHALL, lhpIs eligible for free agency...hasn’t pitched for the Reds since 6/10/14 vs LAD...missed the final 4 months of the 2014 season with a torn labrum in his left shoulder that required surgery on 6/24...didn’t pitch in 2015 spring training and spent this entire season on the 60-day disabled list...on 5/20 had surgery to repair the torn anterior capsule...the surgery was performed by Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek...threw bullpens in August and September but did not appear in a game for the Reds...on 10/2 had arthroscopic surgery to debride that left shoulder.

41 RYAN MATTHEUS, rhpLast name is pronounced Matthews...media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...is eligible for arbitration for the first time...in his Reds debut posted a 4.09era in 57 relief apps...was claimed off waivers from LAA on 5/13, reported to the Reds on 5/14 and made his first 2 apps on 5/15 and 5/16...didn’t allow a run in any of his last 9 apps or 8.1 innings, his longest scoreless streaks of the season, and in his last 15 apps posted a 1.29era to drop his season ERA from 5.05 to season-ending 4.09...in the 5-4 win on 7/20 vs Cubs threw a perfect sixth inning to earn his first victory as a Red...with 2 outs in the fifth inning of the 13-6 win on 8/31 at Cubs threw 1 pitch, allowed an infield single to Kris Bryant on which Anthony Rizzo was thrown out trying to advance first to third and earned the victory after the Reds took the lead with 4 runs in the top of the sixth...retired 39-57 first batters faced, stranded 13-19 inherited runners and suffered 1 blown save.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOSalt Lake 0-2 2.84 11 0 0 0 1-2 12.2 10 5 4 2 2 12Anaheim 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0-0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 2Cincinnati 2-4 4.09 57 0 0 0 0-1 55.0 67 31 25 3 17 35

46 JON MOSCOT, rhpWas 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was 1 of 5 Reds pitchers to start in his Major League debut (Raisel Iglesias, John Lamb, Michael Lorenzen, Josh Smith)...didn’t pitch after 6/15, when 3 batters into the game at Det he suffered a dislocated non-throwing left shoulder in a collision during a rundown...was his third career appearance...on 6/19 had surgery to repair the fractured scapula in his left shoulder...rehab was expected to take 4-6 months from the date of surgery...began the season at Louisville and was promoted on 6/5...that night vs SD made his Major League debut after just 77 minor league apps and suffered the 6-2 loss...the fourth-round pick became the first player from the Reds’ 2012 draft class to appear in the majors, the 34th player from that draft class overall...struck out his first career batter faced (Will Venable)...in his second start, a 5-2 win on 6/10 vs Phi, earned the victory and singled off Jerome Williams to become the first Reds pitcher to record his first career win and hit in the same game since Bobby Livingston on 6/1/07 at Col...at the time of his 6/5 promotion, his 7 victories tied for second-most of any pitcher in the minor leagues...the Bats went 8-1 in his 9 starts, including 6-0 in his quality starts...from 4/16-4/20 spent time on Louisville’s disabled list with a blister on his right middle finger...was a non-roster invitee to 2015 Major League spring training camp.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 7-1 3.15 9 9 0 0 0-0 54.1 50 20 19 5 19 34Cincinnati 1-1 4.63 3 3 0 0 0-0 11.2 11 6 6 2 5 6

43 MANNY PARRA, lhpIs eligible for free agency...made 40 apps around 3 stints on the disabled list (4/29-5/24 with a strained neck, 7/20-8/3 with a sprained left elbow, 8/23-9/3 with biceps tendinitis in his left shoulder)...in the 14-3 loss on 7/11 at Mia allowed 5 earned runs without retiring a batter...his season ERA in his other 39 apps was 2.51...after he came off the DL on 5/25 retired his first 21 batters until 6/20 vs Mia, when his first batter Dee Gordon doubled...in 7 apps between his second and third stints on the DL posted a 1.29era, including a scoreless streak of 5 apps (4.2ip) leading up to his 8/23 disabling...beginning 9/10, in 9 apps after he came off his third disabling posted a 6.14era...on 6/26 at NYM made his 300th career appearance...retired 28-40 first batters faced, stranded 18-23 inherited runners and suffered 1 blown save.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOCincinnati 1-2 3.90 40 0 0 0 0-1 32.1 32 15 14 2 6 23#Louisville 0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0-0 2.2 1 0 0 0 2 6# Injury rehab

48 KEYVIUS SAMPSON, rhpFirst name is pronounced KEE-vus...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...began the season on Louisville’s disabled list with a strained right forearm...was reinstated on 4/20 and made his first 8 starts of the season for Pensacola before he was promoted on 6/10 to Louisville...joined the Reds on 7/30 to fill one of the spots in the rotation vacated after the deadline trades of RHP Johnny Cueto to the Royals and RHP Mike Leake to the Giants...that night vs the Pirates made his Major League debut by throwing a perfect eighth inning and striking out 2 of his 3 batters (Pedro Florimon, Travis Ishikawa)...in his next appearance, on 8/2 vs Pit made his first career start in the 3-0 loss...earned his first career victory in his second start, on 8/8 at Ari (4-1 win)...after the relief appearance in his big league debut made his last 12 apps for the Reds as a starter...was claimed off waivers from the Padres in January...in spring training produced a 2.25era in 4 relief apps before he was optioned to Louisville on 3/20.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOPensacola 1-2 1.85 8 8 0 0 0-0 43.2 35 11 9 2 24 41Louisville 2-4 5.08 8 7 0 0 0-0 39.0 40 22 22 1 22 33Cincinnati 2-6 6.54 13 12 0 0 0-0 52.1 67 43 38 7 26 42

64 JOSH SMITH, rhpMedia guide bio is on page 239...was 1 of 9 rookie pitchers who made 110 starts for the Reds, both single-season modern club records...the Reds' season-ending streak of 64 consecutive starts by rookies, beginning 7/29, is a modern Major League record...was 1 of 5 Reds pitchers to start in his Major League debut (Raisel Iglesias, John Lamb, Michael Lorenzen, Jon Moscot)...made 7 starts and 2 relief apps during 3 stints with the Reds (4/13-4/14, 6/23-7/5, 9/8-remainder of the season)...in 22 starts and 3 relief apps at Dayton, Pensacola and Louisville combined to go 8-9, 3.45 with 1 complete game...began the season with Louisville but did not pitch before he was promoted on 4/13, when RHP Raisel Iglesias was optioned...spent 2 days with the Reds in Chicago (4/13-4/14) but did not pitch before he returned to Louisville on 4/15, when RHP Pedro Villarreal was recalled...was promoted again on 6/23 and went 0-2, 7.30 in 3 starts for the Reds before he was optioned to Pensacola on 7/6...spent the rest of the

Cozart, Zack 427Janish, Paul 259Gonzalez, Alex 162Keppinger, Jeff 138Cabrera, Orlando 118Suarez, Eugenio 82Renteria, Edgar 76Lopez, Felipe 72Hairston, Jerry Jr. 64Castro, Juan 44Clayton, Royce 40Valdez, Wilson 31Izturis, Cesar 28Aurilia, Rich 25

Santiago, Ramon 15 Lopez, Pedro 11Negron, Kris 10De Jesus Jr., Ivan 9Cabrera, Jolbert 9Sutton, Drew 8Rosales, Adam 6Gregorius, Didi 4Olmedo, Ray 3Valaika, Chris 3Frazier, Todd 2Cairo, Miguel 1Cruz, Enrique 1Elmore, Jake 1

GABP NOTABLE MOMENTSListed below are notable events at Great American Ball Park:3/28/03...............1st game (3-1 loss vs Cle)4/4/03...................Sammy Sosa’s 500th HR6/3/03.. Yankees name Derek Jeter captain7/20/03...................Jeff Bagwell’s 400th HR10/3/04................. Barry Larkin’s final game9/3/07......Pedro Martinez’ 3,000th strikeout9/28/07....................Cubs clinch NL Central5/21/09.... J. Rollins’ 1,500th hit & 300th SB9/28/10....Jay Bruce’s division-clinching HR10/11/12 ......Giants win Division Series, 3-27/13/15... Todd Frazier wins ASG HR Derby7/14/15...... 86th All-Star Game (AL 6, NL 3) 9/26/15.......................Mets clinch NL East

Cozart has made 412 starts at SS next to PhillipsCourtesy Elias Sports Bureau

MULTI-HOMER GAMES (8)Votto (2) ........................4/10 vs StL (Lackey)Cozart (2) ....... 4/21 at Mil (Thornburg, Cotts)Bruce (2) ................... 6/7 vs SD (Despaigne)Votto (3) .... 6/9 vs SD (Harang 2, McGowan)Frazier (2) ........................6/16 at Det (Ryan)Frazier (2) ............. 6/17 vs Det (Price, Soria)Phillips (2) ......................7/30 vs Pit (Guerra)Bruce (2) ............... 9/20 at Mil (Pena, Lohse)

WALKOFF HOMERS (1)Frazier ...................6/17 vs Det (Sorio, slam)

BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (6)Phillips & Byrd ................4/28 vs Mil (Lohse)Barnhart & Leake .............. 4/30 at Atl (Miller)Votto & Frazier ............... 6/9 vs Phi (Harang)Frazier & Bruce ................6/16 at Det (Ryan)Votto & Phillips ............. 8/19 vs KC (Guthrie)Bruce & Suarez .............. 9/20 at Mil (Lohse)

GRAND SLAMS (3)Bruce ................................ 4/21 at Mil (Fiers)Frazier .............................. 4/21 at Mil (Fiers)Frazier ............... 6/17 vs Det (Soria, walkoff)

PINCH-HIT HOMERS (2)Bourgeois ......................8/11 at SD (Garces)Duvall ..........................8/31 at Cubs (Grimm)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES (3 MIN.)Byrd (3) .............................................. 5/2-5/6

LEADOFF HOMERS (2)Phillips ........................... 6/28 at NYM (Matz)Bourgeois .................. 9/2 at Cubs (Hammel)

MULTI-HIT GAMESPlayer 2 3 4 5 Tot.Barnhart 9 3 *1 0 13Boesch 1 0 0 *0 1Bourgeois 5 *3 0 0 8Bruce 22 6 0 *1 29Byrd 22 2 1 *0 25Cabrera 1 0 *1 0 2Cozart 4 7 *0 0 11De Jesus 12 *1 0 0 13Duvall 1 *1 0 0 2Frazier 31 10 *1 0 42Hamilton 15 4 *1 0 20LaMarre 0 0 0 0 0Lorenzen *1 0 0 0 1Mesoraco 2 0 *0 0 2Negron 2 0 *0 0 2Pena 19 3 *2 0 24Phillips 33 12 *3 0 48Schumaker^ 5 3 0 0 8Suarez 16 *9 0 0 25Votto 42 13 *0 0 55* Career highs, ^ Schumaker's career high is 6

CATCHERS' ERACatcher GS IP ER ERABarnhart 25-42 598.0 326 4.91Cabrera 2-4 50.0 19 3.42Mesoraco 4-1 51.0 19 3.35Pena 33-51 754.1 336 4.01

CATCHERS' CAUGHT STEALING %Catcher SB CS %Barnhart 36 14 28%Cabrera 2 3 60%Mesoraco 3 0 0%Pena 56 10 15%Catchers 97 27 22%(Double Steals 2 -)(Pickoffs/CS - 4)(PO attempt 1 -)

Reds at the plate

season with the Blue Wahoos and Bats...when promoted the second time on 6/23, that night at Pit made his Major League debut...didn’t allow a hit until Josh Harrison singled with no outs in the fourth inning...struck out his first career batter (Gregory Polanco)...singled off Jeff Locke in his first first career plate appearance...in his second start suffered a 7-2 loss at Mets on 6/28, when NYM’s LHP Steven Matz made his big league debut by allowing 2 runs in 7.2 innings while as a batter produced 3 hits and 4rbi...on 7/4 vs Mil tied the modern club record by hitting with pitches 4 batters (Jake Weimer, 7/28/1907 vs Giants)...after he was promoted on 9/8 as 1 of 6 September callups finished 0-2, 6.64 in 4 starts and 2 relief apps...in the fourth inning on 9/26 vs Mets pinch hit for Carlos Contreras and popped to shortstop off Matt Harvey.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 3-5 3.75 15 12 0 0 0-0 86.1 84 37 36 2 24 69Pensacola 5-4 3.05 9 9 1 0 0-0 56.0 51 23 19 5 9 53Dayton 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0-0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1Cincinnati 0-4 6.89 9 7 0 0 0-0 32.2 42 27 25 5 21 30

62 PEDRO VILLARREAL, rhpBegan the season at Louisville but finished with 29 relief apps during 5 stints with the Reds (4/15-4/17, 5/9/g2, 5/11-5/13, 6/5-6/10, 6/15-end of season)...posted a 2.50era in 10 apps in August...in 5 of his last 10 apps beginning 8/15 threw 3.0, 2.2, 2.0, 3.1 and 3.0 innings in relief of rookie starters David Holmberg (twice), Keyvius Sampson (twice) and Anthony DeSclafani...on 5/9 at WSox was promoted as the 26th player for Game 2 of the doubleheader...returned to Louisville after that appearance...on 6/15 at Det didn’t allow an earned run in a career-high 3.1 innings after relieving injured starter Jon Moscot 3 batters into the game...was promoted earlier that day, when Tony Cingrani was disabled...in the 13-inning, 5-4 win on 6/25 at Pit threw the last 2 innings to earn his only Major League victory...in the 6-5 loss on 7/22/night vs Cubs established a new career high with 4.1 innings in relief of starter Tony Cingrani...from 7/22-8/13 produced the longest scoreless streaks of his career (6g, 10.2ip)...on 9/5/night vs Mil hit a 2-run double off Ariel Pena, his second career hit and first career double...retired 19-28 first batters, stranded 13-18 inherited runners and did not have a save opportunity...in his career has stranded 24-29 inherited baserunners...as one of the club’s final spring training cuts was optioned to Louisville on 3/30.Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOLouisville 1-0 3.81 19 0 0 0 1-1 26.0 26 11 11 0 4 21Cincinnati 1-3 3.42 29 0 0 0 0-0 50.0 57 24 19 6 12 29

REDS BATTERSDuring spring training hit .268...during the regular season ranked 13th in team batting average (.248) and 12th in runs scored (640)...led the Major Leagues in stolen bases (134; Ari 2nd, 132)...from 8/5-8/8 didn't score in 30 innings, the longest streak by Reds batters since a 30-inning scoreless stretch from 4/18-4/22, 1989.

16 TUCKER BARNHART, cIn his second Major League season made 67 starts, second on the club to Brayan Pena's 84 starts...Reds pitchers went 25-42 in his starts and posted a 4.91era while he caught...threw out 14-50 baserunners attempting to steal (28%)...hit .269 vs RHP...began the season at Louisville...was promoted on 4/17, when Kyle Skipworth was optioned and following the hip injury to Devin Mesoraco...spent the rest of the season in Cin...from 4/29-5/16 hit .368 during a career-high 7-game hitting streak (2hr, 3rbi)...in the 10th inning on 7/19 vs Cle pinch hit and then played RF, his first professional appearance at a position other than catcher and the first outfield appearance of his life...in the makeup game on 9/28 at Wsh singled with 1 out in the eighth inning to break up Max Scherzer's no-hitter.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .313 5 5 16 0 5 3 0 0 2 1 4 0 0 0Cincinnati .252 81 67 242 23 61 9 0 3 18 25 45 0 1 2

27 BRENNAN BOESCH, ofLast name is pronounced Bosh...is eligible for arbitration for the third time...was 1 of 4 non-roster players on the Opening Day roster (Kevin Gregg, Jason Marquis, Chris Dominguez)...for the Reds played CF (8g, 7gs), LF (8g, 5gs) and RF (8g, 3gs)...from 8/31-9/7 was disabled with a bruised right ankle suffered on a foul ball...began the season with the Reds and made 32 apps and 10 starts before he was optioned to Louisville on 6/15...from 6/20-8/18 made 48 apps for the Bats (.331, 7 2b, 4hr, 28rbi)...was recalled on 8/19, when Billy Hamilton was disabled, and with the exception of his stint on the DL and 3 rehab apps spent the rest of the season on the Reds' roster...hit his only homer on 9/25 vs NYM (solo off Noah Syndergaard)...while in Louisville, his 13-game hitting streak from 6/22-7/5 tied his career high and was the longest by a Bats batter all season...hit .447 with RISP...in the Bats' season finale, produced a 2-run double for a walkoff 3-2 win vs Indianapolis...earned a spot on the Opening Day roster after leading the team in

spring training at bats (61), hitting (.361), slugging (.607), hits (22) and total bases (37) and tying for the spring lead in HR (4) and RBI (14)...ranked among the Cactus League leaders in several categories, including hitting (4th) and slugging (6th).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .326 51 48 187 17 61 9 0 4 30 19 41 0 2 0Cincinnati .146 51 15 89 4 13 2 0 1 5 4 30 1 0 0

30 JASON BOURGEOIS, ofLast name is pronounced BOOSH-wah...is eligible for arbitration for the first time after spending parts of 8 seasons in the Major Leagues...made 40 starts (31gs in CF, 6gs in LF, 3gs in RF)...while Billy Hamilton was disabled, from 8/19-9/8 started 18 of the Reds’ 20g (16gs in CF, 1gs in LF, 1gs in RF)...after Hamilton reinjured his shoulder on 9/14 started 14 of the Reds’ 19 games (12gs in CF, 2gs in LF)...on 8/11 at SD hit his first career pinch-hit HR (2-run off Frank Garces)...on 9/2 at Cubs hit his first career leadoff HR (off Jason Hammel)...in the fifth inning on 9/26 vs NYM robbed Daniel Murphy of a home run...in the sixth inning on 6/28 at NYM made his season debut as a defensive replacement in RF...was added to the roster as the 26th man for that day’s second game of a suspended game DH and remained on the roster the rest of the season...had been on the disabled list all year with a fractured left scapula suffered during spring training...from 6/8-6/26 made his 14 rehab apps at Louisville...just prior to his promotion, in his last 3 apps for the Bats went 9-for-17 (.529).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS E#Louisville .309 14 14 55 8 17 2 1 0 7 3 5 1 1 1Cincinnati .240 68 40 196 28 47 5 2 3 14 14 33 3 1 2# Injury rehab

32 JAY BRUCE, rfIs a 2-time National League All-Star (2011, 2012) and 2-time Louisville Silver Slugger Award winner (2012, 2013)...is a finalist for the Bob Feller Act of Valor Award for his support of our military...led the club in triples and in starts batting both fourth (58) and fifth (55) in the order...was 1 of only 9 players in the Major Leagues, and along with Todd Frazier the only set of teammates, with at least 35 doubles, 26 homers and 87rbi...ranked ninth in the National League in extra-base hits...after the All-Star break ranked eighth in the league in RBI (45)...with 11 assists ranked third among NL outfielders (Starling Marte 16, Gregory Polanco 13)...with 208 career home runs ranks eighth on the club’s all-time list...Ken Griffey Jr. is seventh with 210...beginning in 2010, his 54 homers vs LHP are second-most most by any Major League batter (Albert Pujols, 57)...at just 28 years old, his 1,072 career apps in RF is a franchise record for that position...is 1 of only 6 players in franchise history with at least l,000 hits and 200 home runs...the other 5 are in the Reds Hall of Fame (Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Frank Robinson, Ted Kluszewski, George Foster)...is the sixth player in franchise history with seven 20-homer seasons (Johnny Bench 11, Frank Robinson 10, Tony Perez 8, George Foster 7, Adam Dunn 7)...is the eighth Reds player with five 25-homer seasons (Robinson 9, Bench 8, Dunn 7, Perez 6, Eric Davis 5, Foster 5, Ted Kluszewski 5)...from 5/14-6/4 reached base safely in a season-high 17 straight apps (.333, 4 2b, 2hr, 7rbi, 14bb, .465obp), raising overall BA from a season-low .162 to .222...from 6/16-6/24 hit .467 during a season-high 7-game hitting streak (4 2b, 3hr, 9rbi) that raised BA from .209 to .241...in the 4-0 win on 6/7 vs SD produced 2 homers and 4rbi...on 6/9 vs SD was ejected for the second time in his career, by HP umpire Adam Hamari for arguing balls and strikes (other, 6/19/08 vs LAD by HP umpire Bob Davidson)...homered on Opening Day...produced his fourth career grand slam (4/21 at Mil off Mike Fiers) and a pair of 2-homer games (6/7 vs SD, 9/20 at Mil)...on 8/10 at SD became the ninth Reds player and 319th Major Leaguer with 200 career home runs (solo off Ian Kennedy)...the ball was caught and returned by Joe Sichi, 19, of Fallbrook, CA...on 9/7 singled off Pit's Jeff Locke for his 1,000th career hit...became the 1,279th player with 1,000 career hits (1,170th player since 1900)...on 5/2 at Atl became the first Reds batter with 2 triples in a game since Dmitri Young on 9/28/00 at Mil...on 5/14 vs SF made the 1,000th appearance of his career and on 7/10 at Mia his 1,000th appearance in RF...on 7/12 at Mia recorded his 200th career double...on 7/22/night vs Cubs produced his 600th career RBI on a run-scoring groundout...in the third inning on 9/2 at Cubs grounded out in his 4,000th career at bat.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .226 157 152 580 72 131 35 4 26 87 58 145 9 5 3

9 MARLON BYRD, lfOn 8/20 was traded to the Giants in exchange for RHP Stephen Johnson...the night before, pinch hit vs KC in the 1,500th appearance of his Major League career...in 49 apps after he came off the disabled list hit .258 (9hr, 17rbi), including a team-high 13-game hitting streak snapped on 7/11 at Mia...from 6/3-5/18 was disabled with a fractured right wrist, suffered the day before at Phi when he was hit by a Sean O’Sullivan pitch...made his 10th career Opening Day start...in May led the team with 17rbi and with 8 homers that month ranked second to Todd Frazier (9)...on 4/18 at StL, in his fourth plate appearance recorded his 5,000th career at bat...on 5/5 at Pit homered off Jeff Locke to become the first player to homer at PNC Park for 4 teams (Cubs, Pirates, Phillies, Reds)...on 8/2 vs Pit was ejected for his part in a bench-clearing incident that began after Brandon Phillips was hit by a Tony Watson pitch...was his fourth career ejection.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .237 96 92 359 46 85 13 3 19 42 23 101 2 1 0San Francisco .272 39 35 147 12 40 12 2 4 31 6 44 0 0 0#Pensacola .286 2 2 7 1 2 1 0 1 3 0 2 0 0 0# Injury rehab

REDS’ DESIGNATED HITTERS IN 2015Player Avg H AB HR RBIByrd .250 1 4 1 1Bruce .571 4 7 1 1Mesoraco .286 4 14 0 1Pena .000 0 3 0 0Schumaker .375 3 8 0 2DH Totals .333 12 36 2 5

5/9-5/10 at WSox, 5/19-5/20 at KC,5/22-5/24 at Cle, 6/15-6/16 at Det

HEART & HUSTLETodd Frazier received the club's 2015 Heart & Hustle Award, given annually by the MLB Players Alumni Association to 30 players who demonstrate a passion for and best embody the values, spirit and tradition of the game...previous Reds winners were Skip Schumaker (2014), Shin-Soo Choo (2013), Chris Heisey (2012), Miguel Cairo (2011), Jonny Gomes (2010), Adam Rosales (2009), Jerry Hairston Jr. (2008), Ryan Freel (2007) and Adam Dunn (2006).

HOMER HAPPYIn the Reds' 11-2 win on 6/9 vs Phi vs Phi Joey Votto produced his third career 3-homer game, tying the club record he shares with 26 other players (34th time, see media guide Page 388)...Votto and Hall of Famer Johnny Bench are the only players in Reds history with three 3-HR games.Bench ....7/26/70 vs StL Votto ..........5/7/08 vs CubsBench ...... 5/9/73 at Phi Votto ......... 5/13/12 vs WshBench .....5/29/80 at SD Votto ............. 6/9/15 vs Phi

OH, CANADAJoey Votto on 5/30 vs Wsh made his 1,000th career appearance...below is a list of players born in Canada who made at least 1,000 Major League apps:Larry Walker ........................................1,988Matt Stairs ...........................................1,895Terry Puhl ............................................1,531Justin Morneau ..................................1,487Jack Graney ........................................1,399Jeff Heath ............................................1,383Russell Martin ....................................1,292George Wood ......................................1,280Jason Bay ............................................1,278George Gibson ....................................1,213Frank O’Rourke ...................................1,131JOEY VOTTO......................................1,110Pop Smith ............................................1,093Tip O’Neill ............................................1,054Bill P. Phillips .......................................1,038Arthur Irwin ..........................................1,010

Courtesy Elias Sports Bureau

RED HOTS67 RAMON CABRERA, CSpent most of the season at Louisville, where he earned the Mary E. Barney Award as the Bats’ Most Valuable Player...joined the Reds when rosters expanded on 9/1 and in his Major League debut made 13 apps, including 6 starts behind the plate...Reds pitchers went 2-4 in his starts and posted a 3.42era while he caught...threw out 3-5 baserunners attempting to steal (60%)...hit .364 vs RHP and .375 vs LHP...produced 1 of the team's 10 4-hit games (9/14 at SF)...recorded a hit in 7 of his 13 apps for the Reds...over 2 apps on 9/14 and 9/15 at SF recorded hits in 5 consecutive plate apps...made his Major League debut on 9/5/night vs Mil, pinch hit in the ninth inning (F8 off Tyler Thornburg)...in the eighth inning on 9/9 vs Pit, pinch hit for Joey Votto after Votto was ejected in the middle of a plate appearance and singled off Tony Watson for his first career hit...in the 4-2 win on 9/11 vs StL produced his first career HR and RBI with a solo homer off John Lackey...while with the Bats ranked third on the club in hits, T3rd in RBI and fourth in doubles...also caught a team-high 748.2 innings...caught 34 pitchers and posted a 3.93 catchers’ ERA...threw out 20% (17-86) of attempted base stealers...from 7/4-7/21 hit .389 during a 10-game hitting streak...from 8/5-8/11 was on Louisville’s disabled list with a strained back...was a non-roster invitee to 2015 Major League spring training camp...his father is former Major Leaguer and Japanese professional league star Alex Cabrera.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .290 86 85 317 29 92 14 0 2 35 27 44 1 1 6Cincinnati .367 13 6 30 4 11 1 0 1 3 0 5 0 0 0

2 ZACK COZART, ssIs eligible for arbitration for the second time...on 6/10 vs Phi, in his 500th career appearance, while running out a ground ball suffered tears of the anterior cruciate and lateral collateral ligaments and the biceps tendon in his right knee...the next day went on the disabled list, on 6/15 had season-ending reconstructive surgery and on 6/16 was transferred to the 60-day DL...the rehab is estimated at 9 months...at the time of the injury, among National League shortstops ranked ninth in hitting, T2nd in HR, fourth in RBI, seventh in on-base percentage and fourth in slugging...from 5/5-5/12 missed 5 starts because of a bruised left wrist and bruised right index finger...suffered both injuries on 5/3 at Atl on a Julio Teheran hit by pitch (wrist) and a bad hop (finger)...while recovering from the finger and wrist injuries, from 5/15-5/26 went 1-for-30...the rest of the season hit .299 (49-164)...didn’t commit an error after 5/3 (27g)...in the 16-10 win on 4/21 at Mil produced his second career 2-homer game (3rbi)...on 5/22 at Cle made his 400th career start next to 2B Brandon Phillips.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .258 53 52 194 28 50 10 1 9 28 14 29 3 3 3

3 IVAN DE JESUS JR., inf/ofOne of the Reds' most versatile players, appeared in games at 1B (4g, 1gs on 8/2 vs Pit), 2B (20g, 13gs), SS (10g, 8gs), 3B (13g, 6gs) and LF (18g, 14gs)...were his first career apps in the outfield...was promoted from Louisville on 6/3, when Marlon Byrd was disabled...for the Bats hit .303 in 50 apps and 30 starts at 3B, 17 starts at 1B, 1 start at 2B and 1 start at SS...was the only Bats player to make at least 1 start each at 1B, 2B, 3B and SS...in the 6-4 win on 6/8 vs Phi made his first start for the Reds, played LF and in the sixth inning snapped the 3-3 tie with his first Major League home run (2-run off Cole Hamels)...when he started on 6/27 at NYM became the 28th Reds shortstop to play next to 2B Brandon Phillips...produced a pair of career-high 6-game hitting streaks (6/8-6/16, 7/22-8/2).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .303 50 50 185 22 56 9 3 0 16 22 43 2 1 3Cincinnati .244 76 42 201 15 49 10 2 4 28 19 55 0 2 5

15 CHRIS DOMINGUEZ, infHis media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...was 1 of 4 non-roster players to make the Reds' Opening Day roster (Kevin Gregg, Jason Marquis, Brennan Boesch)...made 4 starts for the Reds at LF (6/11 at Cubs, 6/26 at NYM), RF (6/16 at Det) and 1B (6/17 vs Det)...on 7/26 was designated for assignment to make room on the roster after Johnny Cueto was traded to the Royals for 3 pitchers...2 days later cleared waivers and was outrighted to Louisville...made 14 apps and 4 starts during 2 stints with the Reds (Opening Day-4/12, 6/11-6/27)...made 3 pinch-hitting apps before he was optioned to Louisville on 4/13, when C Kyle Skipworth was promoted following an injury to Devin Mesoraco...was promoted again on 6/11, when SS Zack Cozart was injured, and made 11 more apps and all 4 of his starts before he returned to Louisville on 6/28 after Jason Bourgeois came off the disabled list....spent the rest of the season with the Bats...for Louisville played 1B (47gs), 3B (27gs) and OF (17gs)...hit the Bats' only grand slam of the season (4/18 vs Indianapolis)...in spring training led the team in apps (27) and doubles (7) and tied for the team lead in RBI (14)...ranked among the Cactus League leaders in doubles (T2nd) and slugging (9th)...in his last 16 spring apps hit .353 (12-34, 4 2b, 3hr, 10rbi).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .261 14 4 23 2 6 1 1 1 3 0 12 0 0 0Louisville .223 96 79 296 32 66 19 0 9 36 16 92 5 3 7

23 ADAM DUVALL, inf/ofHis media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...on 7/31 was acquired from the Giants, along with RHP Keury Mella (Kay-ooh-ree Meya), in exchange for RHP Mike Leake...among all minor league batters ranked T5th with 30 HR (Sacramento 26, Louisville 4) and T23rd with 87 RBI (Sacramento 80, Louisville 7)...began the season at Sacramento...when traded led the Pacific Coast League in home runs (25) and total bases (218) while ranking among the league leaders in RBI (2nd) and extra-base hits (53, 2nd)...was PCL Player of the Week in April, a mid-season PCL All-Star and Minor League Baseball's PCL Player of the Month for July (10hr, 31rbi, 18xbh, .704slg, 1.082ops)...after the trade, made 25 apps for Louisville before he was promoted on 8/31, when Brennan Boesch was disabled...as a pinch hitter in the sixth inning of that night’s 13-6 win at Cubs snapped a 5-5 tie with a 2-run HR off Justin Grimm...became the first batter to homer in his first plate appearance for the Reds since Ryan Jorgensen on 8/15/07, also at Cubs (off Ted Lilly)...homered in consecutive pinch-hit apps dating back to 9/28/14 for the Giants (off SD’s Tim Stauffer)...made 17 starts for the Reds (15gs in LF, 2gs at 1B), including 5 of the last 6g of the season...his first 4 hits for the Reds were HR, HR, HR, double...became the first Reds batter to produce home runs for his first 3 hits since Brian R. Hunter in 1994...following his pinch-hit HR in his Reds debut, homered on 9/5/night vs Mil and then with 1 out in the eighth inning of the 4-2 suspended game win on 4/12 vs StL snapped the 2-2 tie with a 2-run HR off Jonathan Broxton...grew up in Louisville, where he attended Butler High School, and then played at Western Kentucky University, Chipola Junior College in Florida and the University of Louisville...was selected by San Francisco in the 11th round of the June 2010 first-year player draft...in his minor league career was a mid-season all-star twice, player of the week twice, Milb.com organizational All-Star 3 times and post-season All-Star 3 times...in his Major League debut on 6/26/14 homered off Leake for his first career hit...homered in his first game with Fresno (4/3/14), SF (6/26/14 off Mike Leake), Sacramento (4/9/15), Louisville (8/2/15) and Cin (8/31/15).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ESacramento .281 100 97 402 60 113 25 2 26 80 25 91 4 1 16Louisville .189 25 25 95 11 18 4 0 4 7 6 23 1 0 0Cincinnati .219 27 17 64 6 14 2 0 5 9 6 26 0 0 0

21 TODD FRAZIER, 3bAn All-Star season for the second straight season, was 1 of only 4 players in the Major Leagues with at least 40 doubles and 35 HR (NYM’s Yoenis Cespedes, Tor’s Josh Donaldson, Col’s Nolan Arenado), the only player with at least 40 doubles, 35 HR and 8 stolen bases and 1 of only 2 players with at least 43 doubles and 35 HR (Arenado)...including this year’s quartet, 40 HR / 35 2b has been accomplished only 79 times in Major League history...is only the second player in Reds history with at least 40 doubles and 35 homers in a season (Frank Robinson, 1962)...is the third player in Reds history with 30 home runs in a season while playing primarily third base (Tony Perez twice, Deron Johnson)...is the first Reds third baseman with consecutive 25-homer seasons since Chris Sabo in 1990-1991...established career highs in doubles, HR, RBI and total bases and tied his career high in apps...led the club in total bases, doubles, HR, RBI and HBP (7)...among the National League leaders ranked first in at bats, T2nd in doubles, third in extra-base hits (79), fourth in HR and total bases, T4th in games and 10th in slugging percentage (.498)...homered once every 17.7 at bats, sixth-best ratio in the NL...through 9/25 led the National League doubles in his attempt at becoming the first Reds batter to lead the NL in that category since Joey Votto in 2011...on 9/26 was tied and eventually passed by doubles leader Matt Carpenter...was 1 of only 14 players in the Major Leagues with at least 300 total bases...was the NL’s starting third baseman for the 86th MLB All-Star Game, held at Great American Ball Park...won the ASG’s Home Run Derby by defeating Prince Fielder (14-13), Josh Donaldson (10-9) and Joc Pederson (15-14)...on his final swing of the competition became the third Reds player to win the Derby (Dave Parker 1985, Eric Davis 1989) and the second player to win it in his home ballpark (Chi’s Ryne Sandberg, 1990)...in the first half led the NL in total bases (200), doubles (26) and extra-base hits (52) while ranking third in HR (25) and sixth in RBI (57)...beginning 6/6, in his last 33 apps of the first half hit .310 (14 2b, 9hr, 25rbi)...was National League Player of the Week for 5/25-5/31, his first weekly award...with 2-homer games on 6/16 at Det and 6/17 vs Det became the eighth Reds batter with consecutive multi-homer games and the first since Barry Larkin on 6/27 vs SD (2hr) and 6/28 vs Hou (3hr), 1991...Lee May is the only player in franchise history with 3 consecutive multi-homer games, sharing the Major League record (5/24-5/28, 1969)...also produced his first 2 career grand slams (4/21 at Mil off Mike Fiers, 6/17 vs Det walkoff off Joakim Soria)...on 5/3 at Atl made his 500th career appearance...on 6/16 at Det, his second homer was his 500th career hit (off Kyle Ryan)...on 7/25 at Col hit his 100th career HR (3-run off Chris Rusin), producing his 300th career RBI...on 9/10 vs StL produced his 40th double (off Jaime Garcia) to become only the fourth Reds batter with 40 doubles and 30 homers in a season (Jay Bruce 2013, Dave Parker 1985, Frank Robinson 1962)...hit his 35th HR on 9/19 at Mil...in the 9-8 win at SF on 9/15 led off the 10th inning with a homer off Sergio Romo that snapped the 8-8 tie...as the All-Star Game’s ambassador, on 4/29 cast the first “official” ballot to begin this year’s voting...was the Reds’ recipient of the Heart & Hustle Award, presented by the MLBPAA to a player who demonstrates the passion, values, spirit and tradition of the game...received his award on 9/6, which Hamilton County Commissioners declared Todd Frazier Day for his inspiring performance in the ASG's Home Run Derby...on 2/7 was signed to a 2-year contract through 2016, avoiding arbitration.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .255 157 155 *619 82 158 43 1 35 89 44 137 13 8 19 * Led National League

6 BILLY HAMILTON, cfLed the club in sacrifice bunts (9)...established club records for fewest errors (0) and highest fielding percentage by an outfielder (100%, 281tc, 8 assists)...led National League outfielders in fielding percentage and tied LAA's Mike Trout and NYY's Jacoby Ellsbury for the Major League lead in fielding percentage by a center fielder...hit .241 batting righthanded and .220 batting lefthanded...on 9/29 had season-ending arthroscopic surgery to repair the torn posterior labrum and to debride fraying in his right shoulder...should be ready for full activity in 4-6 weeks...was disabled with the shoulder injury twice, from 8/19-9/7 and from 9/24 through the end of the season...suffered the injury vs KC on 8/18 while diving for a ball and then over 6 starts between stints on the DL aggravated the injury while making throws from the outfield...made his last start of the season on 9/14 at SF and his last appearance on 9/16 as a pinch runner...through his last appearance led the Major Leagues with a career-high 57 stolen bases (57-65, 88%), 6 more than Mia's Dee Gordon...finished the season ranked second in the majors in steals behind Gordon (58-78, 74%), who on the second-to-last day of the season took over the lead with his 58th stolen base...at the time of his surgery was on pace to become the fourth Reds player to lead the National League in stolen bases, the first since Bobby Tolan had 57 steals in 1970 (also, Bob Bescher & Lonny Frey)...Hamilton's 44 stolen bases prior to the all-star break were the most ever by a Red...became the first Reds batter with at least 1 stolen base in each of his first 4 apps of a season since Hall of Famer Barry Larkin began the 1988 season with a steal in each of his first 6g (7sb)...in the 11-inning, 2-1 loss on 6/14 at Chi tied the club record with 5 stolen bases (Ryan Freel, 7/27/05 at LAD)...his fifth steal was the 100th of his career in his 219th appearance, the fastest to that mark since Vince Coleman swiped his 100th career base in his 135th career game in 1985...his 19 stolen bases in June were the most by a Red in any calendar month since Deion Sanders had 19 steals in April 1997...also in June became the first player with a pair of 4-steal games in a calendar month (5sb on 6/14 at Cubs, 4sb on 6/29 vs Min) since NYY’s Tony Womack and WSox’ Scott Podsednik did it in May 2005...now has 3 career apps with at least 4 stolen bases (4sb on 9/8/13 at Hou, 4sb on 6/29/15 vs Min, 5sb on 6/14/15 at Chi), joining Ichiro Suzuki (Sea 2, NYY 1) as the only Major Leaguers active in 2015 with as many as 3 career apps of at least 4 steals...on 5/17 vs SF batted eighth for the first time in his career...prior to 5/17 made 171 of his 172 career starts batting leadoff...from 5/17 until he was injured on 8/18 made 58 of his 70 starts batting ninth in the order but, after coming off the disabled list, from 9/9-9/14 led off in 5 of his 6 starts...beginning 5/17 also batted leadoff 7 times, seventh in the order once (7/22/day vs Cubs) and eighth 4 times...on 6/2 at Phi produced a suicide squeeze bunt that scored Zack Cozart.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .226 114 109 412 56 93 8 3 4 28 28 75 57 8 *0#Pensacola .273 3 3 11 4 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0# Injury rehab, * Club record, Led National League outfielders in fielding percentage

40 TYLER HOLT, ofHis media guide bio is available at redspressbox.com...in his Major League debut made 9 apps for the Indians and 5 apps for the Reds...on 9/27 was claimed off waivers from Cle...had been designated for assignment on 9/23...to make room on the Reds’ 40-man roster, IF/OF Kristopher Negron was transferred to the 60-day disabled list...from 9/30-10/2 started 3 straight games in CF batting second, eighth and first in the order...made his Reds debut on 9/30 vs Cubs and singled off Jon Lester in his first plate appearance...spent most of the season at Columbus, where as a mid-season International League All-Star he hit .302 in 101 apps in helping lead the Clippers to the Class AAA championship game.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EColumbus .302 101 91 368 63 111 17 4 0 28 50 62 25 5 4Cleveland .100 9 5 20 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 0 0Cincinnati .091 5 3 11 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0

65 RYAN LaMARRE, ofLast name is spelled LaMarre and is pronounced la-MARR...spent most of the season at Louisville but made 21 apps and 5 starts for the Reds in his Major League debut...was hampered late in the season by a strained right hamstring suffered on 9/20 at Mil and appeared in only 1 more game the rest of the year, as a pinch hitter in the season finale at Pit...the non-roster invitee was hampered in spring training by a lower left leg injury and on 3/10 was outrighted to Louisville, where he spent the season playing CF...was promoted on 8/20, when OF Marlon Byrd was traded to the Giants for minor league RHP Stephen Johnson, and joined the club the next day...on 8/22 vs Ari started in CF to become the eighth Reds player this season to make his Major League debut...on 8/23 vs Ari singled off Chase Anderson for his first career hit...for 4 straight seasons from 2010-13 was rated the best defensive outfielder in the organization.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .257 91 83 300 33 77 17 1 8 18 18 88 11 4 4Cincinnati .080 21 5 25 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 1

39 DEVIN MESORACO, cOn 6/29 had season-ending surgery to repair an impingement in his left hip...hip specialist Dr. Bryan Kelly repaired the torn labrum and removed a spur...he is expected to be participating in full activity by January 1...made just 23 apps for the Reds, including all 5 of his starts at catcher in the team’s first 5g of the season through 4/11...became the first catcher to start each of the Reds’ first 5 games since Jeff Reed in 1989...early in the season was bothered by discomfort in his left hip and from 4/13-4/15 missed the series at Wrigley Field while receiving treatment in Cincinnati...following an appearance as a defensive replacement behind the plate on 4/12, didn’t play again until a pinch-hitting appearance on 4/21...made his last 17 apps of the season as a pinch hitter (13g) and designated hitter (4gs) before he went on the disabled list on 5/25...made his last appearance of the season as the designated hitter on 5/20 at KC and his last start behind the plate on 4/11 vs StL...on 6/8 was sent to Louisville on a rehabilitation assignment but made only 3 starts, all in LF, before he was sidelined again with soreness in the hip...were his first professional apps at a position other than catcher...on 6/12 was returned from the rehabilitation assignment and had surgery 17 days later...on 7/20 was transferred to the 60-day disabled list...as a pinch hitter in the 4-3 win on 5/12 vs Atl produced his first career walkoff hit, an RBI-double off Jason Grilli...on 1/26/15 avoided arbitration by signing a 4-year contract through the 2018 season.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .178 23 9 45 2 8 1 1 0 2 5 9 1 0 0#Louisville .143 3 3 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 # Injury rehab

17 KRISTOPHER NEGRON, inf/ofSpent most of the season at Louisville but made 43 apps and 20 starts at 7 different positions during 2 stints with the Reds (Opening Day-6/24, 9/8-remainder of the season)...one of the club's most versatile players, appeared in games at 1B (2g, 2gs), 2B (6g, 4gs), 3B (2g, 1gs), SS (10g, 7gs), LF (10g, 2gs), CF (5g, 3gs) and RF (2g, 1gs)...on 4/29 vs Mil and 5/9/g1 at WSox started at 1B, his only 2 career apps at that position...on 9/8 was promoted as 1 of 6 roster additions and that night suffered a season-ending injury to his left shoulder...entered that night’s game vs Pit in the fifth inning as a pinch hitter for injured LF Adam Duvall and then suffered the shoulder injury while making a diving catch in the top of the seventh...had surgery on 9/15 to repair the torn labrum and fractured scapula...rehabilitation is 4-5 months...on 9/24 went on the 15-day disabled list...was on the Reds’ Opening Day roster and made 42 apps before he was optioned to Louisville on 6/25, when LHP Aroldis Chapman was reinstated from the paternity list...spent the rest of the minor league season with the Bats...in spring training led the team in on-base percentage (.460) and runs (12) while playing 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF and RF...ranked among the Cactus League leaders in on-base percentage (2nd), hitting (.357, 6th) and runs (T9th)...from 3/21-3/31 produced a team-high 9-game spring hitting streak (12-25, .480, 3 2b, 2 3b, 4rbi)...after an 0-for-9 start hit .426 in his last 19 spring apps.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .216 59 57 204 13 44 5 1 4 15 15 47 3 1 10Cincinnati .140 43 20 93 5 13 2 0 0 2 9 23 2 0 3

29 BRAYAN PENA, cIs eligible for free agency...led the club with 84 starts behind the plate and established franchise records for fewest errors (1) and highest fielding percentage (.999) by a catcher...led National League catchers in fielding percentage...Reds pitchers went 33-51 in his starts and posted a 4.01era while he caught...threw out 10-66 baserunners attempting to steal (15%)...hit .295 batting lefthanded and .217 batting righthanded...was bothered late in the season by a strained right hamstring suffered on 9/9 vs Pit while running out a pinch-hit double off Tony Watson...after that injury started just 5 of the Reds' last 24 games of the season...produced 2 of the Reds' 10 4-hit games (6/10 vs Phi, 6/17 vs Det)...over 3 apps from 6/9-6/11 produced hits in a team-high 7 straight plate apps, raising BA from .276 to .312...on 5/6 at Pit, after Joey Votto was ejected made the first of his 5 apps at 1B...most recently played 1B on 9/23 at StL...on 7/4 vs Mil was ejected by HP umpire Bill Welke for arguing a video review...was his third career ejection (9/4/07 vs Phi, 8/17/13 vs KC)...hasn’t homered since 7/18/14, when he hit 2 home runs at Yankee Stadium...when the season ended, his streak of 486 at bats without a homer was the fourth-longest active streak among Major League position players (Michael Bourn 585, Paul Janish 579, Pete Kozma 527).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .273 108 85 333 17 91 17 0 0 18 29 34 2 0 *1* Club record for fewest errors by a catcher, Club record and led National League catchers in fielding percentage (.999)

4 BRANDON PHILLIPS, 2bIs a 3-time National League All-Star...has won 4 Rawlings Gold Glove Awards and a Louisville Silver Slugger Award...is the Reds' all-time leader among second basemen in hits, doubles, HR and RBI...this season led the team in hits, 4-hit games (3) and starts batting leadoff (64)...ranked eighth in the NL in hits...struck out just once every 9.2 plate apps, sixth-best ratio in the league...batted .294, his highest BA since 2011 and the second-highest of his career...was 1 of only 5 players in the Major Leagues with at least 19 doubles, 12 homers, 70 RBI and 23 stolen bases (A.J. Pollock, Starling Marte, Lorenzo Cain, Ryan Braun)...after the All-Star break hit .314, 11th-best in the National League...on 7/30 vs Pit became the only player in Major League history to produce in a game 4 hits, 2hr, 7rbi and 2 steals (since the RBI became an official statistic in 1920)...the jersey he wore that night was sent to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown...on 6/28 at NYM hit his fifth career leadoff HR as the first career batter faced in the Major League debut of Mets starter Steven Matz...in the 13th inning of the 5-4 win on 6/25 at Pit snapped the 4-4 tie with a homer off Rob Scahill...on 7/4 vs Mil made his 900th career start next to 1B Joey Votto...in the 10-run sixth inning on 8/24 vs Det produced a 2-run HR and 2-run triple, the first player with a triple and homer in the same inning since Tor’s Edwin Encarnacion did it on 5/7/14 vs Phi...the 2-run HR produced career RBI 800 and 801...on 4/17 and 4/18 at StL committed errors in consecutive games for the first time since 8/20 and 8/21, 2013 vs Ari...on 5/25 vs Col made the 1,500th appearance of his career...in the 11th inning of the 5-3 loss vs Cle on 7/19 made is sixth career appearance at SS, his first since 7/25/07 vs Mil...on 10/1 vs Cubs produced his 300th career double (off Justin Grimm)...on 10/2 at Pit produced his 1,700th career hit (single off Joakim Soria)...missed starts with a sprained left big toe (5/13-5/14), strained left groin (6/10-6/13), sore left thumb (6/24, 6/29-6/30) and inflammation in his right biceps tendon (8/20-8/21).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .294 148 141 588 69 173 19 2 12 70 27 68 23 3 6

33 YORMAN RODRIGUEZ, ofSpent most of the season at Louisville...from 7/6-7/10 was on the Reds' roster but did not play...at the time he was recalled led the Bats in HR, RBI and total bases...was International League Batter of the Week for 6/22-6/28 (7g, .444, 2hr, 12rbi) after leading the IL with 12 hits and 12rbi while producing three 3-hit games and games of 4rbi and 5rbi...was Louisville’s first weekly award winner since Cody Puckett in June 2012...on the season for the Bats hit five 3-run HR...beginning 7/28 spent the rest of the season on Louisville's disabled list with a strained left calf...was named to the 2015 Futures Game World Team roster.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .269 85 82 308 42 83 13 3 10 41 17 80 4 1 3Cincinnati .--- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

55 SKIP SCHUMAKER, inf/ofWas voted by fans a finalist for the Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award...led Major League pinch hitters in plate apps (81) and hits (19) and tied for the lead in doubles (6, Col's Rafael Ynoa)...fell 1 shy of Jacob Cruz’ franchise record for pinch hits in a season (20, 2005)...his 19 pinch hits were the most by any player in a season since 2010, when NYM’s Chris Carter had 19 pinch hits and Mil’s Joe Inglett had 20...from 5/16-5/20 doubled in 3 consecutive pinch-hit apps...became the first Major Leaguer to produce doubles in 3 straight pinch-hit apps since Mil’s Wes Helms did it from 5/16-6/5, 2005 and the first Reds batter to do it since Joe Oliver from 6/30-7/14, 1990...in his career as a pinch hitter is 59-for-251 (.235, 15 2b, 1hr, 21rbi)...hit his only career pinch-hit HR on 8/9/09 for StL off Pit’s Matt Capps...this season made 41 starts (32gs in LF, 4gs at 2B, 2gs in RF, 1gs in CF, 2gs at DH)...hit safely in each of his last 8 starts of the season (.438, 4 2b, 1hr, 6rbi) and in last 22 apps overall hit .348 (6 2b, 1hr, 9rbi)...from 8/20-8/24 went 5-for-15 during a season-high 5-game hitting streak (.333, 2 2b, 2rbi)...in the bottom of the ninth inning on 5/26 vs Col produced a pinch-hit, RBI-double off Brooks Brown that lifted the Reds to a 2-1 walkoff win...with 2 outs in the 10-run sixth inning on 8/24 vs Det produced a 2-run single that gave the Reds a 6-5 lead after trailing 5-0 (12-5 win)...was the Reds' biggest comeback victory of the season...with 2 outs in the fifth inning of the 5-1 win on 9/12 vs StL hit his only HR of the season, a 3-run HR off Lance Lynn that erased a 1-0 deficit.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .242 131 41 244 23 59 20 0 1 21 23 51 2 2 4

37 KYLE SKIPWORTH, cSpent most of the season at Pensacola, where he helped the Blue Wahoos to the Southern League playoffs...was on the Reds' roster twice but did not play (4/13-4/16, 7/27-7/29)...from 4/13-4/16 was on the roster in Chicago while C Devin Mesoraco remained in Cincinnati for treatment on his left hip, but he did not appear in a game for the Reds before he was optioned to Louisville when C Tucker Barnhart was recalled...made 9 apps for the Bats before he returned to Pensacola on 5/7...on 7/27 was recalled to take the roster spot vacated by RHP Johnny Cueto, who was traded to the Royals for LHP Brandon Finnegan, LHP John Lamb and LHP Cody Reed...on 7/30, when LHP David Holmberg was promoted to take Cueto’s spot in the rotation, returned to Pensacola without playing for the Reds...from 5/31-6/24 was on Pensacola’s disabled list with a sprained left ankle...from 7/10-7/16 homered in 5 consecutive games (5hr, 8rbi), 1 shy of Derrek Lee’s Pensacola club record, and from 7/10-7/19 homered in 6 of his 7 apps...has 4 career Major League apps, all for the Marlins in 2013...went to Major League spring training camp as a non-roster invitee and made 19 exhibition apps, including 1 start (.240, 1hr, 5rbi).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EPensacola .204 69 61 216 25 44 12 1 11 28 21 108 0 1 5Louisville .160 9 8 25 3 4 2 0 0 1 3 8 0 0 2Cincinnati .--- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 EUGENIO SUAREZ, ssFirst name is pronounced AY-you-hay-nee-oh...no longer switch hits, bats only right handed...led the club in starts at SS (95) and in starts batting seventh in the order (39)...began the season at Louisville but became the club’s starting shortstop on 6/11, the day after Zack Cozart suffered a season-ending knee injury...although he didn’t make his season debut until 6/11, his 13 homers ranked T8th among Major League shortstops and T4th among NL shortstops...on 8/31 and 9/1 at Cubs homered in consecutive games for the only time in his Major League career...produced hitting streaks of 6, 5, 9, 8 and 7 games...produced 2 successful suicide squeeze bunts...in the 10-run sixth inning on 8/24 vs Det (12-5 win) produced a solo HR and a 2-run double in the same inning Brandon Phillips had a 2-run HR and 2-run triple...on 8/8 at Ari, his 2-run HR in the fourth inning off Robbie Ray snapped the Reds' 30-inning scoreless streak, their longest since 1989...reached base in 49 of his 57 apps for the Bats.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ELouisville .256 57 57 203 30 52 9 2 8 25 26 40 3 4 11Cincinnati .280 97 95 372 42 104 19 2 13 48 17 94 4 1 19

19 JOEY VOTTO, 1bEstablished modern franchise records for walks (143), number of games reaching base at least twice (107) and total number of times reaching base via hit, walk or HBP (319)...he broke his own records, all set in 2013...from 8/11-10/2 reached base safely via hit, walk or HBP in 48 consecutive games (.357ba, .528obp), tying Pete Rose’s single-season modern franchise record (6/12-8/2, 1978)...from 7/10-7/28 reached base safely at least twice via hit, walk or hit by pitch in 15 consecutive apps, also a single-season franchise record (.500ba, 4 2b, 4hr, 9rbi, 17bb, 2hbp, .833slg, .642obp)...the club’s previous single-season mark of 13 such games was shared by Joe Kelley (1903), Johnny Temple (1958), Pete Rose (1967) and Adam Dunn (2002)...with his second-half performance joined Ted Williams and Barry Bonds as the only players since the advent of the All-Star Game to produce in either half of a season a .362 batting average, .535 on-base percentage and 1.152 OPS...led the NL in walks for the fourth time in 5 seasons and came to within .002 of leading the league in on-base percentage for the fifth time in 6 years (.459, Bryce Harper .460)...overall ranked among the NL leaders in at least 16 statistical categories...led the club in apps, runs, walks, intentional walks (15), 2-hit games (42), 3-hit games (13) and multi-hit games (55)...also led the club batting both second (70g) and third (86) in the order...became only the third player in Reds history to produce at least 30 doubles in 7 seasons (Pete Rose, Vada Pinson)...fell 1 homer and 7 walks shy of joining Bonds (4x), Williams (3x) and Babe Ruth (2x) as the only players in Major League history to hit at least .300 with 30 home runs and 150 walks...overall reached safely in 144 of his 158 apps and fell 2g shy of his franchise record for number of games in a season reaching base (146, 2013)...reached base safely in at least 140g in a season for the third time (2011, 2013)...Rose (6x) and Frank Robinson are the only other Reds batters to reach base in 140g in any season...in addition to his 48-game on-base streak, from 5/20-6/25 put together a 32-game on-base streak that when snapped ranked as the longest streak in the majors (.310ba, .424obp)...his 34 multi-walk games were a career high...14 times walked at least 3 times in a game, with a high of 4 walks on 7/31 vs Pit...his 38 walks in August were a club record for a calendar month (32, Joe Morgan, July 1979) and the most by any Major League batter since SF’s Barry Bonds walked 40 times in September 2004...in the 11-2 win on 6/9 vs Phi produced his third career 3-homer game (4rbi, 4r), tying the club record he shares with 26 other players...is only the second Reds player (along with Johnny Bench) and 36th player in Major League history with at least three 3-homer games...also had a 2-homer game (4/10 vs StL)...on 5/24 at Cle hit his 250th career double (off Trevor Bauer)...on 7/4 vs Mil made his 900th career start next to 2B Brandon Phillips...on 7/25 at Col produced his 600th RBI (RBI-single off Chris Rusin)...from 8/28-9/7 produced a season-high 10-game hitting streak (.485, 3hr, 8rbi)...on 9/21 at StL walked (off Jaime Garcia) for the 136th time, setting a new single-season club record...in the 11th inning on 10/2 at Pit was hit by an Antonio Bastardo pitch to reach base for the 317th time, setting a new single-season club record...was ejected 3 times (5/6 at Pit by HP Chris Conroy, 8/2 vs Pit following a bench-clearing incident, 9/9 vs Pit by HP Bill Welke)...were the fifth, sixth and seventh ejections of his career...served 1-game suspensions on 5/9/g1 at WSox (for 5/6 ejection) and 9/18 at Mil (for 9/9 ejection, reduced from 2g).Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS ECincinnati .314 158 156 545 95 171 33 2 29 80 *143 135 11 3 9* Led Major Leagues in walks

44 KYLE WALDROP, ofSpent most of the season in the minor leagues, where in 122 apps for Pensacola and Louisville he combined to hit .235 (19 2b, 3 3b, 7hr, 44rbi, 2sb)...was on the Reds' roster from 7/31-8/3 and made 1 appearance, as a pinch hitter on 8/2 vs Pit in his Major League debut, after taking the roster spot vacated by traded RHP Mike Leake...struck out vs Charlie Morton...returned to Louisville when LHP Manny Parra came off the disabled list and spent the rest of the season with the Bats...began the season at Pensacola, where he participated in the Southern League's All-Star Game and Home Run Derby...was promoted to Louisville on 6/24 and spent the rest of the minor league season there...at the 2 stops combined to make 35 apps at 1B and 82 apps in the OF...was on the U.S. roster for the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game.Club AVG G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EPensacola .277 67 63 242 21 67 13 3 6 31 12 61 2 2 2Louisville .185 55 55 205 8 38 6 0 1 13 7 54 0 1 5Cincinnati .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Most Recent TransactionsAUGUST 20158/4, reinstated from the 15-day disabled list LHP Manny Parra; optioned to Louisville OF Kyle Waldrop.8/13, recalled from Louisville LHP John Lamb; optioned to Louisville RHP Michael Lorenzen.8/19, selected from Louisville the contract of RHP Sam LeCure; recalled from Louisville OF Brennan Boesch; optioned to Louisville RHP Dylan Axelrod; placed

on the 15-day disabled list CF Billy Hamilton; transferred to the 60-day disabled list RHP Nate Adcock.8/20, acquired from the Giants RHP Stephen Johnson in exchange for OF Marlon Byrd; selected from Louisville the contract OF Ryan LaMarre.8/23, selected from Louisville the contract of RHP Collin Balester; placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 8/19, LHP Manny Parra; designated for

assignment RHP Donn Roach.8/31, placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 8/23, OF Brennan Boesch; optioned to Louisville LHP David Holmberg; recalled from Louisville RHP

Michael Lorenzen and OF Adam Duvall.SEPTEMBER 20159/1, recalled from Louisville RHP Carlos Contreras; selected from Louisville the contract of C Ramon Cabrera; designated for assignment RHP Dylan Axelrod.9/4, reinstated from the 15-day disabled list LHP Manny Parra; RHP Dylan Axelrod cleared waivers and was outrighted to Louisville.9/5, sent to Louisville on a rehabilitation assignment OF Brennan Boesch; sent to Pensacola on a rehabilitation assignment CF Billy Hamilton.9/8, returned from rehabilitation assignments and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list OF Brennan Boesch and CF Billy Hamilton; recalled from Louisville

LHP Tony Cingrani, LHP Brandon Finnegan, RHP Josh Smith and IF/OF Kristopher Negron.9/24; placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 9/17, CF Billy Hamilton; placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 9/14, IF/OF Kristopher Negron.9/27, claimed off waivers from the Indians OF Tyler Holt; transferred to the 60-day disabled list IF/OF Kristopher Negron.

CLUB MISCELLANEOUS:Longest Winning Streak ................................................ 4 (2x), Opening Day-4/10 & 6/7-6/10Longest Losing Streak ........................................................................................ 13, 9/20-10/2Longest Winning Streak - Home............................................................................. 6, 6/7-6/19Longest Winning Streak - Road............................................................................ 3, 4/20-4/22Longest Losing Streak - Home .................................................... 8 (2x), 8/5-8/23 & 9/13-10/1Longest Losing Streak - Road .................................................................................. 9, 5/9-6/3Longest Game - Innings ................................................13 (6x), last on 8/18 vs KC (3-1 loss)Longest Game - Time - Extra Innings.............................................4:56, 6/17 vs Det (13 inn.)Longest Game - Time - 9.0 Innings ................................................................3:59, 8/29 at MilLongest Game - Time - Home - 9.0 innings .................................................... 3:46, 7/4 vs MilLongest Game - Time - Road - 9.0 innings ....................................................3:59, 8/29 at MilShortest Game - Time - 9.0 innings...............................................................2:02, 4/19 at StLShortest Game - Time - Home - 9.0 innings ...................................................2:06, 5/13 vs AtlShortest Game - Time - Road - 9.0 Innings...................................................2:02, 4/19 at StLLargest Winning Margin....................................................................11, 9/10 vs StL, 11-0 winLargest Winning Margin - Home .......................................................11, 9/10 vs StL, 11-0 winLargest Winning Margin - Road ............ 7 (2x), 8/13 at LAD, 10-3 win & 8/31 at Chi, 13-6 winLargest Losing Margin ......................... 11 (2x), 7/3 vs Mil, 12-1 loss & 7/11 at Mia, 14-3 lossLargest Losing Margin - Home ...........................................................11, 7/3 vs Mil, 12-1 lossLargest Losing Margin - Road .........................................................11, 7/11 at Mia, 14-3 lossMost Games Over .500 ..................................................................................... 4, 4-0 on 4/10Most Games Under .500 ........................................... 34 (2x), 63-97 on 10/2 & 64-98 on 10/4Biggest Comeback to Win .............................................5, 8/24 vs Det (trailed 5-0, won 12-5)Biggest Blown Lead In Loss ........................................5, 7/22/night vs Cubs, led 5-0, lost 6-5Most Errors - Game ......................................................................3 (4x), last on 9/27 vs NYMMost Double Plays Hit Into - Game ................................................. 3 (5x), last on 9/22 at StLMost Double Plays Turned - Game ..................................................................5, 8/27 vs LADHighest Attendance - Home ................................................ 43,633, 4/6 vs Pit (Opening Day)Highest Attendance - Home, Non-Opening Day...........................................42,284, 8/1 vs PitHighest Attendance - Road .......................................................................46,462, 4/17 at StL

TEAM BATTING:Most Hits - Game ...............................................................................................19, 7/30 vs PitMost Hits - Inning................................................. 7 (2x), 7/25 at Col (3rd) & 8/24 vs Det (6th)Fewest Hits - Game ...............................................................2 (2x), 6/15 at Det & 7/29 at StLMost Runs - Game ............................................................................................16, 4/21 at MilMost Runs - Inning ..................................................................................10, 8/24 vs Det (6th)Most Doubles - Game.......................................................................5 (3x), last on 9/16 at SFMost Triples - Game .............................................................................................. 2, 5/2 at AtlMost Home Runs - Game ........................................................ 5 (2x), 4/21 at Mil & 6/9 vs PhiMost Home Runs - Inning .........................................................2 (9x), last on 9/20 at Mil (6th)Most Total Bases - Game ................................................................................31, 7/30 vs PityMost Extra-Base Hits - Game .......................................... 7 (4x), 8/24 vs Det (3 2b, 1 3b, 3hr)Most LOB - Game.......................................15, 4/12 vs StL (11 inn.) & 13, 7/30 vs Pit (9 inn.)Most Walks - Game ............................................................................................ 9, 4/27 vs MilMost Strikeouts - Game ..........................17, 4/12 vs StL (11 inn.) & 14, 9/25 vs NYM (9 inn.)Most Stolen Bases - Game................................................................................6, 6/29 vs MinMost Stolen Bases - Inning......................................................................... 4, 7/30 vs Pit (4th)

TEAM PITCHING:Fewest Hits Allowed - Game ........................................................... 2 (4x), last on 7/7 at WshMost Hits Allowed - Game ................................................................................21, 7/11 at MiaMost Hits Allowed - Inning ....................................................................... 10, 7/11 at Mia (7th)Most Runs Allowed - Game ............................................................17, 7/26 at Col (17-7 loss)Most Runs Allowed - Inning ..................................................................... 10, 7/26 at Col (3rd)Most Home Runs Allowed - Game .....................................................................5, 7/26 at ColMost Home Runs Allowed - Inning .....................3 (2x), 7/26 at Col (3rd) & 8/26 vs LAD (4th)Fewest Walks Allowed - Game ................................................................................0, 6 timesMost Walks Allowed - Game ........................................................................... 10, 7/19 vs CleFewest Strikeouts - Game ................................................................................1, 5/9 at WSoxMost Strikeouts - Game ................................................................................ 18, 7/21 vs Cubs

INDIVIDUAL BATTING:Most Runs - Game ..................... 4 (2x), Joey Votto, 6/9 vs Phi & Billy Hamilton, 8/13 at LADMost Hits - Game ...............................................................5, Jay Bruce, 6/17 vs Det (13 inn.)Most Doubles - Game................................................................................................. 2, manyMost Triples - Game ............................................................................ 2, Jay Bruce, 5/2 at AtlMost Home Runs - Game ..................................... 3, Joey Votto, 6/9 vs Phi (tied club record)Most Total Bases - Game ............................................................... 12, Joey Votto, 6/9 vs PhiMost RBI - Game .................................................................... 7, Brandon Phillips, 7/30 vs PitMost Walks - Game ......................................................................... 4, Joey Votto, 7/31 vs PitMost Strikeouts - Game .................................... 4 (4x), Jason Bourgeois last on 9/24 vs NYMMost Stolen Bases - Game...........................................5, Billy Hamilton, 6/14 at Chi (11 inn.)Longest Hitting Streak ...................................................................13, Marlon Byrd, 6/24-7/10

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING:Fewest Hits - Complete Game ...................................................2, Johnny Cueto, 7/7 at WshMost Innings Pitched - Start ....................................................9.0, Johnny Cueto, 7/7 at WshFewest Innings Pitched - Start (non-injury) .......................1.1, Michael Lorenzen, 8/11 at SDMost Innings Pitched - Relief ...................................................4.2, Dylan Axelrod, 8/11 at SDMost Hits Allowed ................................................11 (3x), David Holmberg last on 8/21 vs AriMost Runs Allowed .........................................................................9, Mike Leake, 5/16 vs SFMost Strikeouts - Start ............................................................. 13, Raisel Iglesias, 8/23 vs AriMost Strikeouts - Relief ....... 5 (2x), Aroldis Chapman, 7/19 vs Cle & Jumbo Diaz, 8/5 vs StLMost Walks - Start ........................................................6 (5x), John Lamb last on 9/10 vs StLMost Walks - Relief ......................................3 (many), Carlos Contreras last on 9/26 vs NYMMost Home Runs Allowed ................................ 3 (7x), Brandon Finnegan last on 9/23 at StLLongest Winning Streak .......................................................................7, J.J. Hoover, 4/8-9/2Longest Losing Streak ..............................................................6, Michael Lorenzen, 7/3-8/11Longest Scoreless Streak.... 19.0, Mike Leake, 4/24-5/11 & Burke Badenhop, 18.1, 7/3-8/20

REDS BY BATTING ORDER1. Phillips (24-40), Hamilton (25-20), Bourgeois (10-22), Schumaker (2-8), Cozart (3-4), De Jesus Jr. (0-1), Negron (0-1), LaMarre (0-1), Holt (0-1)2. Votto (30-40), Suarez (4-15), De Jesus Jr. (6-10), Cozart (6-6), Bruce (5-6),Byrd (4-5), Schumaker (3-5), Phillips (2-3), Bourgeois (2-2), Frazier (2-2), Pena (0-3), Holt (0-1)3. Votto (31-55), Frazier (32-39), Phillips (1-4)4. Bruce (24-34), Frazier (19-33), Phillips (15-29), Mesoraco (4-1), Byrd (2-1)5. Bruce (23-32), Byrd (12-24), Pena (12-13), Frazier (9-16), Phillips (4-5), Suarez (1-5), Cozart (3-2), Boesch (0-1)6. Byrd (18-21), Suarez (13-16), Bruce (10-15), Pena (9-12), De Jesus Jr. (5-9), Phillips (3-6), Schumaker (2-3), Cozart (2-3), Frazier (1-2), Boesch (0-3), Duvall (0-2), Negron (0-2), Dominguez (1-1), Mesoraco (0-1), Cabrera (0-1), Barnhart (0-1)7. Suarez (16-23), Barnart (10-19), Pena (6-14), Duvall (5-8), Schumaker (8-3), Negron (5-5), Cozart (3-4), De Jesus Jr. (1-6), Boesch (0-6), Phillips (4-1), Byrd (3-2), Bruce (0-3), Mesoraco (0-2), Dominguez (1-1), Bourgeois (1-1), Hamilton (1-0)8. Pitchers (25-33), Barnhart (15-20), Pena (6-10), Cozart (7-7), Schumaker (3-4), Boesch (1-4), Cabrera (2-3), Hamilton (1-3), De Jesus Jr. (1-3), LaMarre (0-3), Bourgeois (0-2), Negron (2-1), Duvall (0-2), Suarez (1-1), Mesoraco (0-1), Holt (0-1)9. Pitchers (37-57), Hamilton (25-34), Negron (2-2), Barnhart (0-2), Cozart (0-2), LaMarre (0-1)

REDS STARTS BY POSITION1B Votto (61-95), Duvall (1-1), Negron (1-1), Dominguez (1-0), De Jesus Jr. (0-1)2B Phillips (53-88), De Jesus Jr. (5-8), Schumaker (3-1), Negron (3-1)3B Frazier (63-92), De Jesus Jr. (1-5), Negron (0-1)SS Suarez (35-60), Cozart (24-28), De Jesus Jr. (1-7), Negron (4-3)C Pena (33-51), Barnhart (25-42), Cabrera (2-4), Mesoraco (4-1)LF Byrd (39-47), Schumaker (13-19), Duvall (4-11), De Jesus Jr. (6-8), Bourgeois (2-4), Boesch (0-5), Negron (0-2) Dominguez (0-2)CF Hamilton (52-57), Bourgeois (10-21), Boesch (1-6), LaMarre (0-5), Byrd (0-3), Holt (0-3), Negron (1-2), Schumaker (0-1)RF Bruce (61-89), Boesch (0-3), Bourgeois (1-2), Byrd (0-2), Schumaker (1-1), Negron (0-1), Dominguez (1-0)DH Mesoraco (0-4), Bruce (1-1), Schumaker (1-1), Pena (0-1), Byrd (0-1)

REDS BY DAYMon (10-9), Tue (12-12), Wed (12-13), Thu (8-9),

Fri (8-16), Sat (10-17), Sun (4-22)

REDS BY MONTHApril (11-11), May (11-16), June (13-14), 1st Half (39-47)

July (11-14), August (8-21), Sept./Oct. (10-22), 2nd Half (25-51)

REDS BY SERIES / GAMESeries: W (17), L (33), Split (3), Sweeps (4), Were Swept (10)

Game: G1 (23-30), G2 (22-9), G3 (19-28), G4 (0-11)Sweeps: 4/6-4/9 vs Pit (3g), 5/29-5/31 vs Wsh (3g),

7/6-7/7 at Wsh (2g), 6/8-6/10 vs Phi (3g)Swept By: 4/17-4/19 at StL (3g), 4/24-4/26 vs Cubs (2g), 5/19-5/20 at KC (2g),

5/22-5/24 at Cle (3g), 627-6/28 at NYM (3g), 7/3-7/5 vs Mil (3g), 8/18-8/19 vs KC (2g),8/20-8/23 vs Ari (4g), 9/21-9/23 at StL (3g), 9/24-9/27 vs NYM (4g)

2015 DISABLED LIST (14 PLAYERS, 18 APPEARANCES) On Date Off ^GamesPlayer/Injury DL Eligible DL Missed1 - Homer Bailey (R forearm) 4/4 4/11 4/18 5-5Jason Bourgeois (L scapula) 4/4 6/4 6/28 34-39Sean Marshall (L shoulder) 4/4 6/4 - 64-982 - Homer Bailey (right elbow) 4/27 6/23 - 56-881 - Manny Parra (strained neck) 4/29 5/9 5/25 8-15Devin Mesoraco (left hip) 5/25 6/5 - 46-73Marlon Byrd (right wrist) 6/3 6/18 6/19 8-7Raisel Iglesias (left oblique) 6/5 6/15 7/11 16-16Zack Cozart (right knee) 6/11 6/26 - 37-67Tony Cingrani (left shoulder) 6/15 6/29 7/22 13-16Jon Moscot (left shoulder) 6/16 7/1 - 36-632 - Manny Parra (left elbow) 7/20 8/4 8/4 7-7Nate Adcock (right elbow) 7/30 9/25 - 19-441 - Billy Hamilton (right shoulder) 8/19 9/3 9/8 6-133 - Manny Parra (left shoulder) 8/23 9/3 9/4 4-7Brennan Boesch (right ankle) 8/31 9/7 9/8 4-32 - Billy Hamilton (right shoulder) 9/24 10/2 - 1-10Kristopher Negron (left shoulder) 9/24 11/13 - 1-10

Marshall, Bailey, Mesoraco, Cozart,Moscot, Adcock and Negron ended the season on the 60-day disabled list

^ Team record in games missed while on the disabled list

2015 club Miscellaneous2015 highs & lows

RUNS BY INNING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Tot.Opponents 89 73 88 91 102 83 84 78 47 2 10 7 754Reds 96 64 71 60 67 88 72 54 60 2 1 5 640

4/5 off day Cardinals 3, Cubs 0 0-0 T2 -0.5 1 4/6 vs Pit H-D W 5-2 Diaz, 1-0 Watson, 0-1 Chapman, 1 1-0 T1 - 43,633 4/7 off day 1-0 T1 - 2 4/8 vs Pit H-N W 5-4 (11) Hoover, 1-0 Liz, 0-1 2-0 1 +1.0 30,859 3 4/9 vs Pit H-D W 3-2 Chapman, 1-0 Scahill, 0-1 3-0 1 +1.5 15,616 4 4/10 vs StL H-N W 5-4 Hoover, 2-0 Walden, 0-1 Chapman, 2 #4-0 1 ++2.5 30,808 5 4/11 vs StL H-D L 1-4 Wacha, 1-0 Cueto, 0-1 Rosenthal, 2 4-1 1 +1.5 41,525 6 4/12 vs StL H-D L 5-7 (11) Villanueva, 1-0 Gregg, 0-1 4-2 1 +0.5 41,446 7 4/13 at Chi R-N L 6-7 (10) Rondon, 1-0 Parra, 0-1 4-3 2 -0.5 26,390 8 4/14 at Chi R-N W 3-2 DeSclafani, 1-0 Arrieta, 1-1 Chapman, 3 5-3 1 +0.5 27,525 9 4/15 at Chi R-N L 0-5 Wood, 1-1 Marquis, 0-1 5-4 3 -0.5 29,205 4/16 off day 5-4 3 -0.5 10 4/17 at StL R-N L 1-6 Wacha, 2-0 Cueto, 0-2 Siegrist, 1 5-5 3 -1.5 46,462 11 4/18 at StL R-D L 2-5 Martinez, 1-0 Bailey, 0-1 Rosenthal, 4 5-6 T3 -2.5 45,906 12 4/19 at StL R-N L 1-2 Wainwright, 2-1 LEAKE, 0-1 Walden, 1 5-7 4 -3.5 40,742 13 4/20 at Mil R-N W 6-1 DeSclafani, 2-0 Peralta, 0-2 6-7 T3 -3.0 26,660 14 4/21 at Mil R-N W 16-10 Marquis, 1-1 Fiers, 0-3 7-7 3 -2.0 27,293 15 4/22 at Mil R-N W 2-1 Cueto, 1-2 Rodriquez, 0-2 Chapman, 4 8-7 3 -2.0 30,452 16 4/23 at Mil R-D L 2-4 Lohse, 1-3 Gregg, 0-2 Rodriguez, 2 8-8 T3 -3.0 27,795 17 4/24 vs Chi H-N L 3-7 (11) Motte, 1-0 Badenhop, 0-1 8-9 4 -4.0 39,981 4/25 vs Chi H-D Postponed by rain, rescheduled as a day/night DH on 7/22 8-9 4 -4.5 18 4/26 vs Chi H-D L 2-5 Arrieta, 3-1 DeSclafani, 2-1 Rondon, 4 8-10 4 -4.5 38,954 19 4/27 vs Mil H-N W 9-6 Marquis, 2-1 Nelson, 1-2 9-10 4 -3.5 17,167 20 4/28 vs Mil H-N W 4-2 Cueto, 2-2 Lohse, 1-4 Chapman, 5 10-10 4 -3.5 19,238 21 4/29 vs Mil H-D L 3-8 Garza, 2-3 Lorenzen, 0-1 10-11 4 -4.5 23,012 22 4/30 at Atl R-N W 5-1 Leake, 1-1 Miller, 3-1 11-11 4 -4.5 15,744 23 5/1 at Atl R-N L 3-4 Foltynewicz, 1-0 DeSclafani, 2-2 Grilli, 8 11-12 4 -5.5 30,153 24 5/2 at Atl R-N W 8-4 Marquis, 3-1 Stults, 1-2 12-12 T3 -5.5 29,515 25 5/3 at Atl R-D L 0-5 Teheran, 3-1 Cueto, 2-3 12-13 T3 -6.5 30,073 5/4 off day 12-13 T3 -7.0 26 5/5 at Pit R-N W 7-1 Lorenzen, 1-1 Locke, 2-2 13-13 3 -7.0 16,822 27 5/6 at Pit R-N W 3-0 Leake, 2-1 Cole, 4-1 Chapman, 6 14-13 3 -6.0 16,527 28 5/7 at Pit R-N L 2-7 Burnett, 1-1 DeSclafani, 2-3 14-14 3 -7.0 27,302 5/8 at WSox R-N Postponed by rain, made up as part of traditional DH on 5/9 14-14 3 -7.5 29 5/9 at WSox R-D W 10-4 Cueto, 3-3 Carroll, 0-1 15-14 3 -7.0 30 at WSox R-N L 2-8 Rodon, 1-0 Marquis, 3-2 15-15 3 -7.0 27,980 31 5/10 at WSox R-D L 3-4 Robertson, 3-0 Chapman, 1-1 15-16 T3 -7.0 20,123 32 5/11 vs Atl H-N L 1-2 Avilan, 1-0 Chapman, 1-2 Johnson, 2 15-17 4 -7.5 19,881 33 5/12 vs Atl H-N W 4-3 Chapman, 2-2 Grilli, 0-2 16-17 4 -7.5 23,780 34 5/13 vs Atl H-N W 5-1 Iglesias, 1-0 Stults, 1-4 17-17 T3 -6.5 17,747 35 5/14 vs SF H-N W 4-3 Diaz, 2-0 Romo, 0-2 Chapman, 7 18-17 3 -6.5 21,792 36 5/15 vs SF H-N L 2-10 Bumgarner, 4-2 Marquis, 3-3 18-18 3 -6.5 39,867 37 5/16 vs SF H-N L 2-11 Vogelsong, 2-2 Leake, 2-2 18-19 3 -6.5 40,889 38 5/17 vs SF H-D L 8-9 Petit, 1-0 DeSclafani, 2-4 Casilla, 9 18-20 T3 -7.5 39,209 5/18 off day 18-20 T3 -7.0 39 5/19 at KC R-N L 0-3 Ventura, 3-3 Cueto, 3-4 Davis, 7 18-21 T3 -8.0 29,769 40 5/20 at KC R-N L 1-7 Guthrie, 4-2 Marquis, 3-4 18-22 T3 -9.0 30,450 5/21 off day 18-22 T3 -8.5 41 5/22 at Cle R-N L 3-7 Carrasco, 5-4 Leake, 2-3 18-23 4 -8.5 23,617 42 5/23 at Cle R-N L 1-2 Kluber, 2-5 Cingrani, 0-1 Allen, 9 18-24 4 -8.5 27,315 43 5/24 at Cle R-D L 2-5 Bauer, 4-1 Iglesias, 1-1 18-25 4 -9.5 23,882 44 5/25 vs Col H-D L 4-5 Betancourt, 2-1 Chapman, 2-3 Axford, 7 18-26 4 -10.5 20,516 45 5/26 vs Col H-N W 2-1 Chapman, 3-3 Brown, 0-2 19-26 4 -10.5 22,523 46 5/27 vs Col H-D L 4-6 Kendrick, 2-6 Leake, 2-4 Axford, 8 19-27 4 -11.5 23,917 5/28 off day 19-27 4 -11.5 47 5/29 vs Wsh H-N W 5-2 DeSclafani, 3-4 Jordan, 0-1 Chapman, 8 20-27 4 -11.5 28,887 48 5/30 vs Wsh H-N W 8-5 Hoover, 3-0 Janssen, 0-1 Chapman, 9 21-27 4 -10.5 36,294 49 5/31 vs Wsh H-D W 8-2 Hoover, 4-0 Barrett, 3-1 22-27 4 -10.5 31,874 6/1 off day 22-27 4 -10.0 50 6/2 at Phi R-N L 4-5 Papelbon, 1-0 Cingrani, 0-2 22-28 4 -11.0 20,209 51 6/3 at Phi R-N L 4-5 (11) Garcia, 2-1 Mattheus, 0-1 22-29 4 -12.0 21,253 52 6/4 at Phi R-N W 6-4 DeSclafani, 4-4 Harang, 4-6 Chapman, 10 23-29 4 -12.0 21,057 53 6/5 vs SD H-N L 2-6 Ross, 3-5 Moscot, 0-1 23-30 4 -13.0 33,381 54 6/6 vs SD H-N L 7-9 Maurer, 2-0 Diaz, 2-1 Kimbrel, 13 23-31 4 -13.0 40,946 55 6/7 vs SD H-D W 4-0 Cueto, 4-4 Despaigne, 3-4 24-31 4 -13.0 27,501 56 6/8 vs Phi H-N W 6-4 Leake, 3-4 Hamels, 5-5 Chapman, 11 25-31 4 -12.0 30,900 57 6/9 vs Phi H-N W 11-2 DeSclafani, 5-4 Harang, 4-7 26-31 4 -11.0 27,993 58 6/10 vs Phi H-D W 5-2 Moscot, 1-1 Williams, 3-6 Chapman, 12 27-31 4 -11.0 32,994 59 6/11 at Chi R-N L 3-6 Wood, 3-2 Lorenzen, 1-2 Rondon, 9 27-32 4 -11.5 35,031 60 6/12 at Chi R-N W 5-4 (10) Hoover, 5-0 Rondon, 3-1 Chapman, 13 28-32 4 -11.5 40,016 61 6/13 at Chi R-N L 3-4 Motte, 3-1 Cingrani, 0-3 28-33 4 -12.5 40,693 62 6/14 at Chi R-N L 1-2 (11) Schlitter, 1-2 Badenhop, 0-2 28-34 4 -13.0 33,201 63 6/15 at Det R-N L 0-6 SANCHEZ, 5-7 Villarreal, 0-1 28-35 4 -14.0 29,884 64 6/16 at Det R-N W 5-2 Lorenzen, 2-2 Ryan, 1-1 Chapman, 14 29-35 4 -14.0 33,774 65 6/17 vs Det H-N W 8-4 (13) Badenhop, 1-2 Krol, 1-1 30-35 4 -13.0 32,546 6/18 vs Det H-N Postponed by rain, made up on 8/24 30-35 4 -12.5 66 6/19 vs Mia H-N W 5-0 Leake, 4-4 Haren, 6-4 31-35 4 -12.5 33,379 67 6/20 vs Mia H-N L 0-5 Nicolino, 1-0 DeSclafani, 5-5 31-36 4 -13.5 36,755 68 6/21 vs Mia H-D W 5-2 Lorenzen, 3-2 Phelps, 4-4 Chapman, 15 32-36 4 -12.5 36,780 6/22 off day 32-36 4 -12.5 69 6/23 at Pit R-N L 6-7 Scahill, 2-3 Villarreal, 0-2 Melancon, 24 32-37 4 -13.5 26,949 70 6/24 at Pit R-N W 5-2 Leake, 5-4 Cole, 11-3 Hoover, 1 33-37 4 -13.5 37,659 71 6/25 at Pit R-N W 5-4 (13) Villarreal, 1-2 Scahill, 2-4 34-37 4 -13.5 35,015 72 6/26 at NYM R-N L 1-2 Syndergaard, 3-4 Cueto, 4-5 Familia, 21 34-38 4 -14.5 28,109 6/27 at NYM R-D Suspended in top the 7th inning (tied, 1-1), completed 6/28 4 -15.0 73 6/28 at NYM L 1-2 (13) Parnell, 1-0 Adcock, 0-1 34-39 4 -15.5 32,531 74 at NYM R-D L 2-7 Matz, 1-0 Smith, 0-1 34-40 4 -16.5 29,635 75 6/29 vs Min H-N W 11-7 Adcock, 1-1 Pelfrey, 5-5 35-40 4 -16.0 28,904 76 6/30 vs Min H-N L 5-8 Hughes, 7-6 DeSclafani, 5-6 Perkins, 25 35-41 4 -16.0 28,556 77 7/1 vs Min H-D W 2-1 Cueto, 5-5 May, 4-7 Chapman, 16 36-41 4 -15.0 26,459 7/2 off day 36-41 4 -14.5 78 7/3 vs Mil H-N L 1-12 Fiers, 4-7 Lorenzen, 3-3 36-42 4 -14.5 40,760 79 7/4 vs Mil H-N L 3-7 Nelson, 6-8 Smith, 0-2 36-43 4 -15.5 38,663 80 7/5 vs Mil H-D L 1-6 Jungmann, 3-1 Leake, 3-5 36-44 4 -16.5 28,881

BOLD RED CAPS are complete games, bold red attendance are sellouts# - Season-high 4g above .500, & - Season-high 34g below .500

++ - Season-high 2.5-game lead, * - Season-high 37.0-game deficitsx - Eliminated from Central Division race on 9/1 (1st MLB team eliminated), ^ - Eliminated from Wild Card contention on 9/11

H-R Winning Losing GA Anncd. G Date Opp. D-N W-L Score Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. Pos. GB Att.

H-R Winning Losing GA Anncd. G Date Opp. D-N W-L Score Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. Pos. GB Att. 81 7/6 at Wsh R-N W 3-2 Parra, 1-1 Jansen, 0-2 Chapman, 17 37-44 4 -16.5 23,673 82 7/7 at Wsh R-N W 5-0 CUETO, 6-5 Scherzer, 9-7 38-44 4 -15.0 31,898 83 7/8 at Wsh R-N Postponed by rain, made up on 9/28 38-44 4 -15.5 83 7/9 at Mia R-N L 0-2 Fernandez, 2-0 Lorenzen, 3-4 Ramos, 14 38-45 4 -16.5 25,027 84 7/10 at Mia R-N W 1-0 Leake, 6-5 Phelps, 4-5 Chapman, 18 39-45 4 -15.5 22,222 85 7/11 at Mia R-N L 3-14 Conley, 1-0 Iglesias, 1-2 39-46 4 -15.5 21,052 86 7/12 at Mia R-D L 1-8 Haren, 7-5 Cueto, 6-6 39-47 4 -15.5 23,842 7/13 All-Star Game Home Run Derby, won by Cin’s Todd Frazier 7/14 86th All-Star Game, Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, AL beat NL, 6-3, LAA’s Mike Trout named MVP 7/15 off day 7/16 off day 87 7/17 vs Cle H-N W 6-1 Leake, 7-5 Bauer, 8-6 40-47 4 -15.5 38,982 88 7/18 vs Cle H-N L 4-9 Kluber, 5-10 DeSclafani, 5-7 40-48 4 -16.5 39,588 89 7/19 vs Cle H-D L 3-5 (11) Rzepczynski, 3-2 Villarreal, 1-3 McAllister, 1 40-49 4 -16.5 36,302 90 7/20 vs Chi H-N W 5-4 Mattheus, 1-1 Grimm, 1-3 Chapman, 19 41-49 4 -16.0 34,900 91 7/21 vs Chi H-N L 4-5 (13) Motte, 7-1 Adcock, 1-2 Grimm, 2 41-50 4 -17.0 36,845 92 7/22 vs Chi H-D W 9-1 Leake, 8-5 Hendricks, 4-5 42-50 4 -16.5 35,093 93 vs Chi H-N L 5-6 Rondon, 4-2 Chapman, 3-4 Motte, 6 42-51 4 -17.5 39,183 7/23 off day 42-51 4 -18.0 94 7/24 at Col R-N L 5-6 Axford, 3-3 Matteus, 1-2 42-52 4 -19.0 37,184 95 7/25 at Col R-N W 5-2 Cueto, 7-6 Rusin, 3-4 Chapman, 20 43-52 4 -19.0 41,998 96 7/26 at Col R-N L 7-17 Kendrick, 4-11 Lorenzen, 3-5 43-53 4 -19.0 46,828 97 7/27 at StL R-N L 1-4 Lynn, 8-5 Iglesias, 1-3 Rosenthal, 31 43-54 4 -20.0 42,553 98 7/28 at StL R-N W 4-0 Leake, 9-5 Garcia, 3-4 44-54 4 -19.0 41,466 99 7/29 at StL R-N W 1-0 DeSclafani, 6-7 Lackey, 9-6 Chapman, 21 45-54 4 -18.0 42,334 100 7/30 vs Pit H-N W 15-5 Holmberg, 1-0 Burnett, 8-5 46-54 4 -18.0 35,715 101 7/31 vs Pit H-N L 4-5 Locke, 6-6 Lorenzen, 3-6 Melancon, 33 46-55 4 -19.0 35,088 102 8/1 vs Pit H W 4-3 Iglesias, 2-3 Cole, 14-5 Chapman, 22 47-55 4 -18.0 42,284 103 8/2 vs Pit H-D L 0-3 Morton, 7-4 Sampson, 0-1 Soria, 1 47-56 4 -19.0 39,596 8/3 off day 47-56 4 -19.0 104 8/4 vs StL H-N W 3-2 DeSclafani, 7-7 Lackey, 9-7 Chapman, 23 48-56 4 -18.0 25,969 105 8/5 vs StL H-N L 3-4 (13) Maness, 4-1 Axelrod, 0-1 48-57 4 -19.0 34,700 106 8/6 vs StL H-D L 0-3 Wacha, 13-4 Lorenzen, 3-7 Rosenthal, 32 48-58 4 -20.0 26,053 107 8/7 at Ari R-N L 0-2 Anderson, 5-4 Iglesias, 2-4 Ziegler, 20 48-59 4 -21.0 26,836 108 8/8 at Ari R-N W 4-1 Sampson, 1-1 Ray, 3-7 Chapman, 24 49-59 4 -21.0 40,512 109 8/9 at Ari R-N L 3-4 (10) Collmenter, 4-6 Mattheus, 1-3 49-60 4 -21.0 28,116 110 8/10 at SD R-N L 1-2 Kennedy, 7-10 Holmberg, 1-1 Kimbrel, 32 49-61 4 -21.5 23,223 111 8/11 at SD R-N L 6-11 Rea, 1-0 Lorenzen, 3-8 49-62 4 -22.5 26,588 112 8/12 at SD R-D W 7-3 Iglesias, 3-4 Shields, 8-5 50-62 4 -22.5 21,397 113 8/13 at LAD R-N W 10-3 Sampson, 2-1 Latos, 4-9 51-62 4 -21.5 47,216 114 8/14 at LAD R-N L 3-5 Wood, 8-7 Lamb, 0-1 Jansen, 23 51-63 4 -22.5 43,407 115 8/15 at LAD R-N L 3-8 Anderson, 7-7 Holmberg, 1-2 51-64 4 -23.5 46,807 116 8/16 at LAD R-D L 1-2 Greinke, 13-2 DeSclafani, 7-8 Jansen, 24 51-65 4 -23.5 47,388 8/17 off day 51-65 4 -24.0 117 8/18 vs KC H-N L 1-3 (13) Medlen, 1-0 Mattheus, 1-4 Holland, 27 51-66 4 -24.0 28,719 118 8/19 vs KC H-N L 3-4 Hochevar, 1-0 Sampson, 2-2 Davis, 10 51-67 4 -25.0 18,078 119 8/20 vs Ari H-N L 4-5 Hernandez, 1-3 Badenhop, 1-3 Ziegler, 22 51-68 4 -25.5 22,063 120 8/21 vs Ari H-N L 3-6 De La Rosa, 11-5 Holmberg, 1-3 Ziegler, 23 51-69 5 -25.5 26,757 121 8/22 vs Ari H-N L 7-11 Godley, 4-0 DeSclafani, 7-9 Hudson, 2 51-70 5 -25.5 31,641 122 8/23 vs Ari H-D L 0-4 Anderson, 6-5 Iglesias, 3-5 51-71 5 -26.5 27,656 123 8/24 vs Det H-N W 12-5 Balester, 1-0 Alburquerque, 3-1 52-71 5 -26.5 30,150 124 8/25 vs LAD H-N L 1-5 Wood, 9-8 Lamb, 0-2 52-72 5 -27.5 22,783 125 8/26 vs LAD H-N L 4-7 Anderson, 8-8 Holmberg, 1-4 Jansen, 25 52-73 5 -28.5 17,712 126 8/27 vs LAD H-D L 0-1 Greinke, 14-3 DeSclafani, 7-10 Johnson, 16 52-74 5 -29.5 25,529 127 8/28 at Mil R-N L 0-5 Jungmann, 8-5 Iglesias, 3-6 52-75 5 -29.5 27,632 128 8/29 at Mil R-N W 12-9 Hoover, 6-0 Rodriguez, 0-3 Chapman, 25 53-75 5 -29.5 34,365 129 8/30 at Mil R-D L 1-4 Peralta, 5-8 Lamb, 0-3 Rodriguez, 31 53-76 5 -30.5 33,293 130 8/31 at Chi R-N W 13-6 Mattheus, 2-4 Grimm, 2-4 Chapman, 26 54-76 5 -30.5 34,017 131 x 9/1 at Chi R-N L 4-5 Rodney, 1-0 Badenhop, 1-4 Rondon, 25 54-77 5 -31.5 33,756 132 9/2 at Chi R-D W 7-4 Hoover, 7-0 Rondon, 5-3 Chapman, 27 55-77 5 -30.5 31,165 9/3 off day 55-77 5 -30.5 9/4 vs Mil H-N Postponed by rain, made up as part of a day/night DH on 9/5 55-77 5 -30.0 133 9/5 vs Mil H-D L 6-8 Jeffress, 5-0 Hoover, 7-1 Rodriguez, 34 55-78 5 -31.0 28,632 134 vs Mil H-N L 3-7 Pena, 1-0 Sampson, 2-3 55-79 5 -31.5 29,842 135 9/6 vs Mil H-D W 6-3 Lorenzen, 4-8 Nelson, 11-11 Chapman, 28 56-79 5 -30.5 28,027 136 9/7 vs Pit H-D W 3-1 DeSclafani, 8-10 Locke, 7-10 Chapman, 29 57-79 5 -29.5 19,241 137 9/8 vs Pit H-N L 3-7 Liriano, 10-7 Iglesias, 3-7 57-80 5 -29.5 16,151 138 9/9 vs Pit H-N L 4-5 Happ, 5-1 Sampson, 2-4 Melancon, 44 57-81 5 -30.5 19,620 139 9/10 vs StL H-N W 11-0 Lamb, 1-3 Garcia, 8-5 58-81 5 -29.5 16,363 ^ 9/11 vs StL H-N Suspended in top the 8th inning (tied, 2-2), completed 9/12 5 -29.5 140 9/12 vs StL W 4-2 Hoover, 8-1 Broxton, 2-5 Chapman, 30 59-81 5 -28.5 31,427 141 vs StL H-D W 5-1 DeSclafani, 7-10 Lynn, 11-10 60-81 5 -27.5 41,137 142 9/13 vs StL H-D L 2-9 Wacha, 16-5 LeCure, 0-1 60-82 5 -28.5 29,900 143 9/14 at SF R-N L 3-5 Kontos, 3-2 Sampson, 2-5 Casilla, 33 60-83 5 -29.0 41,025 144 9/15 at SF R-N W 9-8 (10) Chapman, 4-4 Romo, 0-5 Diaz, 1 61-83 5 -29.0 41,044 145 9/16 at SF R-N L 3-5 Peavy, 7-6 Lorenzen, 4-9 Casilla, 34 61-84 5 -30.0 41,383 9/17 off day 61-84 5 -30.5 146 9/18 at Mil R-N W 5-3 Finnegan, 1-0 Davies, 1-2 Chapman, 31 62-84 4 -29.5 37,158 147 9/19 at Mil R-N W 9-7 Badenhop, 2-4 Cravy, 0-7 Chapman, 32 63-84 4 -28.5 30,387 148 9/20 at Mil R-D L 4-8 Pena, 2-0 DeSclafani, 9-11 63-85 4 -29.5 29,479 149 9/21 at StL R-N L 1-2 Broxton, 3-5 Hoover, 8-2 Rosenthal, 47 63-86 4 -30.5 43,902 150 9/22 at StL R-N L 1-3 Lackey, 13-9 LeCure, 0-2 Cishek, 4 63-87 4 -31.5 43,981 151 9/23 at StL R-N L 2-10 Lynn, 12-10 Finnegan, 1-1 63-88 5 -32.5 43,279 152 9/24 vs NYM H-N L 4-6 Goeddel, 1-1 Parra, 1-2 Familia, 42 63-89 5 -33.5 18,881 153 9/25 vs NYM H-N L 5-12 Syndergaard, 9-7 DeSclafani, 9-12 63-90 5 -33.5 26,780 154 9/26 vs NYM H-N L 2-10 Harvey, 13-7 Lamb, 1-4 63-91 5 -34.5 32,293 155 9/27 vs NYM H-D L 1-8 deGrom, 14-8 Sampson, 2-6 63-92 5 -34.5 24,621 156 9/28 at Wsh R-D L 1-5 Scherzer, 13-12 Finnegan, 1-2 63-93 5 -35.5 24,420 157 9/29 vs Chi H-N L 1-4 Haren, 10-9 Smith, 0-3 Wood, 3 63-94 5 -36.0 18,168 158 9/30 vs Chi H-N L 3-10 Lester, 11-12 DeSclafani, 9-13 63-95 5 -36.5 21,397 159 10/1 vs Chi H-D L 3-5 Hammel, 10-7 Lamb, 1-5 Rondon, 29 63-96 5 *-37.0 26,352 160 10/2 at Pit R-N L 4-6 (12) Caminero, 5-1 Balester, 1-1 &63-97 5 *-37.0 31,442 161 10/3 at Pit R-N W 3-1 Finnegan, 2-2 Burnett, 9-7 Chapman, 33 64-97 5 -36.5 34,180 162 10/4 at Pit R-D L 0-4 Happ, 7-2 Smith, 0-4 &64-98 5 -36.0 35,362

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