2014 Cubs Media Guide

The 2014 Cubs season marks the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Fields
inaugural campaign in 1914, when it was known as Weeghman Park

and hosted the Federal Leagues Chicago Federals ... this marks the
99th season the Cubs have called Wrigley Field home ... Wrigley Field
is the second-oldest ballpark in the major leagues, behind Bostons
Fenway Park (1912).
The Friendly Confines has been the location of such historic moments
as:
w Babe Ruths called shot, when Ruth allegedly pointed to a
bleacher location during Game 3 of the 1932 World Series
Ruth then hit Charlie Roots next pitch for a homer.
w Gabby Hartnetts famous Homer in the Gloamin September
28, 1938, off Pittsburghs Mace Brown.
w The great May 2, 1917, pitching duel between Jim Hippo
Vaughn and the Reds Fred Toney both Vaughn and Toney
threw no-hitters for 9.0 innings before Cincinnatis Jim Thorpe
(of Olympic fame) drove in the only run in the 10th inning
Toney finished with a no-hitter.
w Ernie Banks 500th career home run May 12, 1970, vs. Atlantas
Pat Jarvis.
w Pete Roses 4,191st career hit, which tied him with Ty Cobb for
the most hits in baseball history Rose singled off Reggie Patterson September 8, 1985.
w Kerry Woods 20-strikeout affair in 1998.
w Sammy Sosas 60th home runs in 1998, 1999 and 2001.
w Greg Madduxs 3,000th career strikeout July 26, 2005.
w Tom Glavines 300th career victory August 5, 2007.
w The 1947, 1962 and 1990 All-Star Games.
Originally known as Weeghman Park, Wrigley Field was built on the
grounds once occupied by a seminary.
Weeghman Park was the home of Chicagos entry into the Federal
League and was the property of Charles H. Weeghman the club was
known as both the Federals and the Whales.
The cost of building Weeghman Park, which had a seating capacity of
14,000, was estimated at $250,000 the infield and outfield consisted of more than 4,000 yards of soil and four acres of bluegrass.
The first major league game at the ballpark took place April 23, 1914,
with the Federals defeating Kansas City 9-1 the first homer in ballpark history was hit by Federals catcher Art Wilson a two-run shot in
the second inning off Kansas Citys Chief Johnson.
When the Federal League folded for financial reasons after the 1915
campaign, Weeghman purchased the Cubs from the Taft family of
Cincinnati and moved the club to the two-year-old ballpark at the
corners of Clark and Addison streets.
The first National League game at the ballpark was played April 20,
1916, when the Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 in 11 innings a
bear cub was in attendance at the game.
The park became known as Cubs Park in 1919, following the resignation of Charles Weeghman as team president at the December 1918
board of Directors meeting - shortly after William Wrigley Jr. had assumed the title as largest stockholder in the club ... in 1926, with Mr.
Wrigley owning more than 50 percent of the team stock and having
purchased the land of the park in 1924, the field was renamed Wrigley
Field.
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The original vines were purchased and planted by Bill Veeck in September
1937 Veeck strung bittersweet from the top of the wall to the bottom,
then planted the ivy at the base of the wall.
Ernie Banks uniform number (14) is imprinted on the flag which flies
from atop the left field foul pole, directly above Ron Santos No. 10 and
Fergie Jenkins No. 31 Ryne Sandbergs No. 23, Billy Williams No. 26
and Greg Maddux No. 31 fly from the right field foul pole.
The Wrigley Field bleachers and scoreboard were constructed in 1937
when the outfield area was renovated to provide improved and expanded
seating the original scoreboard remains intact.
The score-by-innings and the pitchers numbers are changed by hand
the numbers signaling batter, ball, strike and out, along with H and
E to signify hit and error are eyelets.
No batted ball has ever hit the center field scoreboard two baseballs
barely missed a homer hit onto Sheffield Avenue (right-center) by Bill
Nicholson in 1948, and one hit by Roberto Clemente onto Waveland
Avenue (left-center) in 1959.
One of the traditions of Wrigley Field is the flying of a flag bearing a W
or an L atop the scoreboard after a game a white flag with a blue
W indicates a victory; a blue flag with a white L denotes a loss.
Wrigley Field added lights in 1988.
The first night game took place August 8 against Philadelphia, with Rick
Sutcliffe on the mound, but was rained out in the fourth inning.
The first official night game occurred August 9 vs. New York, when the
Cubs defeated the Mets 6-4.
In 2014, Wrigley Field will celebrate its 27th year of night baseball.
w The Cubs entered the 2014 season having played 538 home
night contests (going 266-272).
Wrigley Field has been the site of numerous construction projects since
2005.
Following the 2005 season, the Cubs expanded the bleachers, adding a
restaurant in the batters eye and a window to Sheffield Avenue in right
field.
In the winter of 2007, Wrigley underwent a major field renovation
project to remove the fields crown, install an intricate drainage system
and create a new playing surface.
The beautification of the Wrigley Field campus also included the installation of personalized pavers beginning near the corner of Sheffield and
Addison, running down Addison Street towards Clark Street and the
Wrigley Field marquee.
Prior to the 2010 season, the back of the centerfield scoreboard was
fully renovated for the first time since it was installed in 1937 ... restrooms were remodeled and fitted with new fixtures, a new viewing plaza
was created adjacent to the indoor batting cage to provide fans the
opportunity to watch batting practice and the PNC Club was added to
the mezzanine suites down the left field line.
Prior to the 2012 campaign, the right field bleachers were transformed to the Budweiser Patio ... the area provides fans with a rooftop
experience inside the ballpark, and adds a 75-foot LED board just
above the right field fence.
10/1/1932 Babe Ruths called shot took

place during Game Three of the World Series.
1926 Construction of Wrigley Fields upper
deck begins in the fall ... the upper deck was
completed in spring of 1928.
View looking west on Addison Street toward Federal League ballpark, Weeghman Field (later re-named Wrigley Field) in Chicago,
1914 (courtesy: Chicago History Museum).
4/20/1916 Pre-game ceremonies for the first National

League game at the ballpark. The Cubs beat the Reds, 7-6, in
11 innings (courtesy: Chicago History Museum).
1914
10/8/1929 Wrigley Field

hosted its first World Series
game, however, the Cubs fell
to the Athletics, 3-1.
1923
1932
5/2/1917 Jim Hippo Vaughn and the

Reds Fred Toney threw 9.0-inning no-hitters
before Cincinnatis Jim Thorpe drove in the
games only run in the 10th inning.
On Thanksgiving Day 1925, team owner Red Grange

(center) made his professional football debut in
a scoreless tie between Granges Bears and the
Chicago Cardinals at Wrigley Field (courtesy: Chicago
History Museum).
From left: Hack Wilson, Kiki Cuyler, Riggs Stephenson

and Rogers Hornsby helped to form an intimidating
lineup in the late 1920s and early 1930s (courtesy:
Chicago History Museum).
Opening Ceremonies for the 1932 World Series.
Wrigley Fields ivy on the outfield wall was first planted in

September, 1937 ... Bill Veeck Jr. was the brainchild behind
the idea (courtesy: Getty Images/David Banks).
Ernie Banks made his major league debut

with the Cubs in 1953 (courtesy: National
Baseball Hall of Fame).
9/12/1946 A boxing match between
Jake LaMotta and Bob Satterfield drew
9,950 fans to Wrigley Field.
9/28/1938 Fans mob the field after Gabby
Hartnett hit his famous Homer in the Gloamin
off Pittsburghs Mace Brown. (courtesy: Chicago
History Museum).
1937
1943 Inaugural season of the AllAmerican Girls Professional Baseball

League ... Wrigley Field hosted tryouts
for the league, as well as the All-Star
Game.
Wrigley Fields center field scoreboard and

outfield bleachers have been in existence
since 1937.
1945
1951 Golfer Sam Snead hit a golf

ball over the center field scoreboard
with his first shot, and hit the board
on his second.
1954
8/21/1954 The Harlem Globetrotters

beat the U.S. All-Stars, 57-51, in front of
14,000 fans.
1970 The Cubs installed 42-inch baskets atop

the outfield wall. The baskets were part of a
crack-down on rowdy bleacher fans after several
fans brawled with ushers and special police on
Opening Day.
8/8/1988 Rick Sutcliffe threw the first pitch vs. the

Phillies in Wrigley Fields first-ever night contest ... the
game would be postponed due to rain.
1984 Wrigley Field saw its first postseason action since 1945 as the Cubs
fell to the Padres in the NLCS, threegames-to-two. That season, a new 6,000
square foot Cubs clubhouse was built
under the third base stands.
1969 Chicago finished
Ron Santo made his major league debut with
with a 92-70 record, its
the Cubs in 1960 (courtesy: National Basemost victories since 1945
ball Hall of Fame).
(98 wins).
1960
1963 The Bears defeated the New

York Giants, 14-10, to claim the NFL
title before a crowd of 45,801.
1985 Wrigley Field was used

for filming of the movie Ferris
Buellers Day Off.
1969
1989
1970 The Chicago Bears final year at

Wrigley Field ... the Bears first played
at the Friendly Confines in 1921.
The Chicago Sting, of the North American

Soccer League, used Wrigley for home
games from 1978-1982 and 1984.
Billy Williams roamed Wrigleys outfield from

1959-74. He was enshrined into the Hall of
Fame in 1987 (courtesy: National Baseball
Hall of Fame).
Fans watched 1965 Opening Day festivities before the Cubs faced
the Cardinals (courtesy: National Baseball Hall of Fame).
1989 The Cubs advanced to the postseason for

the second time in six seasons, but fell to the Giants
in the NLCS, four-games-to-one.
1990 Wrigley Field hosted Major League Baseballs All-Star Week,

including the Old-Timers Game and the Mid-Summer Classic.
A major multi-year restoration of Wrigley Field is planned,
making the ballpark a destination for the next 100 years.
Winter, 2005 The outfield
bleachers were expanded and
a new batters eye suite was
constructed for the 2006 season.
1998 Chicago reached the

postseason as the N.L. Wild
Card, but was swept in the
NLDS by Atlanta, three-gamesto-none.
11/20/2010 Wrigley Field hosted a

Big Ten college football game between
Northwestern and Illinois.
2008 Chicago won 97 games
and advanced to the postseason
for the second-straight season.
1990
2005
2014
7/26/2005 The Cubs Greg Maddux

collected his 3,000th career strikeout
when he punched out San Franciscos
Omar Vizquel.
2005 Wrigley Field hosted two

Jimmy Buffett concerts on Labor
Day weekend to begin an annual
run of big name acts performing
at the Friendly Confines.
1/1/2009 The Friendly Confines

hosted its first NHL game as the
Chicago Blackhawks hosted the
Detroit Red Wings.
5/6/1998 Kerry Wood tied

the major league record with 20
strikeouts vs. the Houston Astros
(courtesy: Getty Images/Matthew
Stockman).
7/19/2013 Ernie Banks joined Eddie Vedder, lead

singer of Pearl Jam, on stage at Wrigley Field.
2014 CHICAGO CUBS

MEDIA GUIDE
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The 2014 Chicago Cubs Media Guide was produced by the Cubs Media Relations Department. Information within is for
use by accredited members of the news media. Those desiring to use this information for commercial purposes must
contact the Cubs Media Relations Department. This guide is based on information available through February 15, 2014.
Written and Edited By: Jason Carr
Statistical/Research Consultant: Ed Hartig
Editorial Assistants: Peter Chase, Dusty Harrington, Safdar Khan
Statistical Assistance: MLB Baseball Information System, Elias Sports Bureau, STATS Inc.
Photographers: Stephen Green and David Durochik
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Special Thanks To: Katie Brocksmith, Jeff Chernow, Bryan Evans, Shane Farrell, Eve Kilsheimer, Jeff Magee, Lukas McKnight,
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Copyright 2014 Chicago Cubs Baseball Club, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
About the Cover: The 2014 Chicago Cubs Media Guide cover features (from left): Travis Wood, Starlin Castro, Anthony Rizzo
and Jeff Samardzija.
The cover also displays the Wrigley 100 logo, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Fields debut in 1914.
Photo illustration/design by Schafer Condon Carter.
Photographs by Stephen Green.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2014 Cubs/Wrigley Field
Cubs Pitching/Fielding Records
2014 Cubs Roster.....................................................................14-16

Birthdays (In-Season)/Anniversary Dates........................................ 17
Front Office Directory.................................................................18-19
How The 2014 Cubs Were Built..................................................... 356
Important Dates In 2014................................................................ 21
Media Policies/Reglas de Prensa...........................................374-375
Milestones Within Reach In 2014................................................... 17
Mission Statement.......................................................................... 20
Rookie Of The Year Qualifiers......................................................... 183
Spring Training Information/Schedule.........................12-13, 378-379
Wrigley Field History And Information............................. 1-5, 376-377
Wrigley Field Home Run Records..................................................... 95
Wrigley Field Promotional Schedule............................................... 377
Wrigley Field Wind Trends......................................................288, 371
20-Game Winners......................................................................... 320

All-Time Pitching Leaders.............................................................. 322
Fielding Records........................................................................... 325
Longest Winning Streaks (Individual)............................................. 320
No-Hitters/One-Hitters...........................................................323-324
Pitchers Batting Records............................................................... 316
Pitchers: Last Time It Happened.................................................... 324
Pitchers: Only Time It Happened.................................................... 321
Pitching Records....................................................................320-321
Single-Season Pitching Leaders.................................................... 322
Winning Percentage Leaders......................................................... 320
Yearly Pitching Leaders Since 1876.......................................315-319
Yearly Pitching Statistics Since 1876.....................................313-314
2014 Cubs Biographies

Executives..................................................................................20-32
Manager Rick Renteria and Coaching Staff.................................33-47
Medical Staff/Clubhouse Staff...................................................48-51
Players.....................................................................................52-203
TV and Radio Broadcasters....................................................371-373
2013 Cubs Season in Review

2013 Regular Season Review................................................281-282
American League Batting/Pitching/Fielding Statistics.............293-294
Attendance Figures................................................................283-285
Breaking Down The Cubs Record................................................... 285
Cubs Batting/Pitching/Fielding Statistics...............................287-290
Cubs Batting/Pitching Leaders...................................................... 288
Day-By-Day Results................................................................283-285
Ejections....................................................................................... 296
Highs and Lows............................................................................. 286
Lineup Breakdowns....................................................................... 288
Major League Standings................................................................ 290
National League Batting/Pitching/Fielding Statistics..............291-292
Runs Scored Breakdowns.............................................................. 287
Transactions: January 1, 2013-February 15, 2014.................295-296
Cubs Batting Records

200-Hit Club................................................................................. 304
.300 Hitters Since 1900............................................................... 312
All-Time Batting Leaders................................................................ 310
Batters: Last Time It Happened..................................................... 311
Batters: Only Time It Happened..................................................... 305
Batting Records (Career And Season).....................................304-305
Cycle Hitters.................................................................................. 304
Home Run/Grand Slam Records................................................... 308
Inside-The-Park Home Runs.......................................................... 309
Longest Hitting Streaks................................................................. 304
Miscellaneous Club Records (Since 1900).................................... 311
Pinch-Hit/Switch-Hit/Extra-Inning Records.................................... 309
Single-Game Batting Records........................................................ 306
Single-Season Leaders By Position................................................ 307
Single-Season Batting Leaders...................................................... 307
Steals Of Home............................................................................. 309
Yearly Batting Leaders Since 1876.........................................299-303
Yearly Batting Statistics Since 1876.......................................297-298
Cubs Historical Information

All-Star Cubs................................................................................. 342
All-Time Roster Since 1876....................................................331-338
Award Winners.............................................................................. 341
Best/Worst Monthly Records and Season Starts............................ 347
Coaches Since 1921.................................................................... 330
Cubs in the Community................................................................9-11
General Managers Since 1934...................................................... 340
Hall Of Fame Induction Information............................................... 380
Hall Of Fame Cubs........................................................................ 340
Highlights In Cubs History......................................................326-327
Managers Since 1876................................................................... 330
Mr. Cub Ernie Banks.................................................................. 135
Nicknames Used By The Cubs....................................................... 326
Opening Day Lineups and Results Since 1924.......................343-346
Ownership History........................................................................... 50
Uniform Number Data............................................................339-340
Vs. Opponents Since 1876....................................................347-356
Winning/Losing Streaks................................................................ 347
Year-By-Year Record Since 1876............................................328-329
Cubs Post-Season History

All-Time Post-Season Roster.......................................................... 367
Club Post-Season Records............................................................ 368
Individual Post-Season Records.............................................369-370
Post-Season Series-by-Series Recaps....................................357-366
Minor Leagues/Scouting
Club-By-Club Affiliates Information/2013 Statistics................207-228
First-Round Picks Since 1965....................................................... 208
First-Year Draft 2013................................................................. 223
Minor League Coordinators/Instructors..................................204-206
Minor League Player Register..................................................233-280
Scouting/International Operations Directory...........................229-232
Information Boxes
RULES/DEFINITIONS
Consecutive-Game Streaks........................................................... 140
Game Definitions (Night/Twi-Night/Tie/Suspended)........................ 34
How To Figure Baseball Statistics.................................................. 228
Major League Waiver Rules............................................................ 161
Pinch-Hitter Definition................................................................... 179
Qualifying Numbers (Batting/ERA/Fielding Championships).......... 227
Rookie Definition.......................................................................... 183
Save Rule..................................................................................... 219
CUBS RECORDS
Attendance, Chicago Record......................................................... 132
Attendance, Season Records........................................................ 373
Best/Worst Career Starts by a Pitcher........................................... 316
Consecutive Games With One or More Hits, Team.......................... 323
Consecutive Home Wins by Pitcher................................................ 142
Doubles, Most in a Season........................................................... 170
Grand Slam Info, All-Time by Cubs................................................. 308
Home Runs Hit at Wrigley Field....................................................... 95
Homer Record Over Three-Game Span........................................... 187
Homers By Pitching Staff............................................................... 321
Left-Handed Pitchers Used in One Season.................................... 316
Longest Cubs Games (Innings and Time)....................................... 138
Lopsided Wins/Losses.................................................................. 198
Night Games at Wrigley Field, since 1988....................................... 91
Opening Day Runs Scored............................................................. 304
Pitchers Used In One Season........................................................ 316
Rookies, Club Mark For Most Used in One Season......................... 349
Saves in Major League Debuts...................................................... 316
Scoring In Consecutive Games...................................................... 185
Strikeouts By Reliever.................................................................... 316
Strikeouts 9.0-Inning Game.......................................................... 318
Two-Game and Doubleheader Records.......................................... 305
Woods 20-Strikeout Game........................................................... 280
CUBS FIRST/LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Back-To-Back 20-Hit Games.......................................................... 312
Back-To-Back Game-Ending Homers.............................................. 365
Back-To-Back-To-Back 10-Plus Strikeouts Games.......................... 312
Doubleheaders, Last Time It Happened......................................... 182
Eight Runs in Consecutive Innings................................................. 185
First Cub Born in Each Decade...................................................... 226
First Cubs Born in Foreign Countries................................................ 61
Five Cubs With 200.0 Innings Pitched........................................... 179
Gametime Temperatures, Wrigley Field........................................... 189
Largest Comeback Victory and Last-Inning Comeback Victory........ 253
Last Cubs Starter To Open Campaign 5-0...................................... 153
Last Pitcher to Have Four Hits/Multi-HR Against Cubs.................... 362
Last Position Player To Pitch........................................................... 316
Last Rookie To Hurl Back-to-Back Complete Games....................... 316
Last 16-Inning, 1-0 Game............................................................. 156
Last Time Cubs Allowed Fewer Than Three Runs In Three-Game Series...185
Last Time Cubs Threw Three-Straight Complete Games.................. 317
Last Time Cubs Threw Three-Straight Shutouts............................... 185
Last Time Three-Straight 10-Run Games........................................ 185
Last Trades With American League Clubs....................................... 356
Play on Birthday.............................................................................. 84
Regularly Scheduled One-Game Series........................................... 68
Starts, 32 by Four Different Pitchers in a Season........................... 145
Sweeps, Last Time it Happened..................................................... 165
Triple Plays.................................................................................... 142
OTHER SUBJECTS
Athletic Trainer Register................................................................... 49
Ballpark Seniority.......................................................................... 176
Biggest Turnaround in a Season.................................................... 319
Canadian-Born Cubs..................................................................... 106
Chicago Media in the Hall of Fame................................................ 340
Chicago Natives Playing For Cubs.................................................. 150
Consecutive 1-0 Contests............................................................. 350
Consecutive Series Sweeps........................................................... 263
Cubs Broadcasters Since 1948..................................................... 373
Cubs/Phillies 26-23 Game........................................................... 352
Directly To Majors, Only Cub.......................................................... 368
Father-Son and Brother Combinations in Cubs History.................. 145
First-Game Record At New Ballparks............................................. 372
First-Round Selections, June Draft................................................. 208
Franchise Nicknames Since 1876................................................. 326
Highest Scoring Cubs Games/20-Run Games............................... 310
How 2014 Cubs Were Built........................................................... 356
Japanese-Born Cubs....................................................................... 82
Lefty Tyler 21.0-Inning Outing........................................................ 316
Longest Cubs Winning/Losing Streaks........................................... 347
Longest Span Between Cubs Tenures............................................. 301
Milestone Victories in Franchise History......................................... 370
Minor League Affiliate Extensions.................................................. 257
Minor League Pitcher and Player of Month, 2013.......................... 211
Most Popular Last Names In Cubs History..................................... 331
MostRegular Season Victories, M.L. History.................................. 370
Oldest Cubs Players...................................................................... 131
Ownership History........................................................................... 50
Players On Roster Originally Signed By Cubs Organization.............. 140
Roberto Clemente Award............................................................... 193
Rookie Development Program....................................................... 214
Sandberg Game............................................................................ 362
Social Media and the Cubs........................................................... 191
Throwback Uniform History.............................................................. 79
Winning Seasons vs. St. Louis....................................................... 354
World Baseball Classic and Cubs.................................................... 43
Wrigley Field Wind Trends......................................................288, 371
Youngest Cubs To Play In Postseason............................................. 357
Youngest Players To Play For Cubs.................................................. 294
Zip Zabel 18.1-Inning Relief Outing............................................... 316
Cubs in the Community

The Chicago Cubs and Cubs Charities community activities and charitable contributions reflect a commitment to be a good neighbor and
corporate citizen. These efforts help the club to improve the lives of
children and families across our city and surrounding areas. With the
help of a great team of players, front office staff, spouses and corporate
partners, the Cubs are working to be the best in the game on and off
the field.
Through the Cubs efforts to be a good neighbor, the organization has
invested in neighborhood improvement activities and committed to
increasing the teams charitable donations and year-round service
involvement.
Cubs Charities provides a vehicle for Cubs fans and partners to donate
and support at risk youth in the areas of health, fitness and education.
The funds raised through Cubs Charities events and donations fund
Cubs Care, a McCormick Foundation fund, as well as direct community
programs like Cubs Scholars, Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley and
Cubs Charities Diamond Project.
Fundraising events for 2014 include:
50/50 Raffle
Fans can try their luck and purchase raffle tickets during Cubs home
games. The winner receives 50% of the net ticket revenues, while the
remainder benefits programs funded by Cubs Charities. The 2013
seasons highest jackpot saw one lucky fan win $11,968.
Race to Wrigley 5K, Presented by Athletico

Saturday, April 12
Participants will run through the streets of Lakeview and under the
famed Wrigley Field marquee. New in 2014, fundraisers will have the
opportunity to earn incentive-based prizes for each dollar raised.
For more information or to register, visit www.racetowrigley.com.
Catch in the Confines Presented by Advocate Health Care

Saturday, June 21
Have fun in the outfield grass at the Catch in the Confines event.
Families and fans of all ages have the opportunity to spend 50 minutes
playing catch in the outfield, hitting in the batting cage or chatting in the
dugouts of beautiful Wrigley Field. Participants tickets are $150 each
and include field access and a souvenir.
Guest tickets are also available for $20 each and allow access to the
stadium for guests and family members who wish to watch from the
stands, but not participate on the field.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit cubs.com/community.
Wrigley Field Road Tour

Sunday, August 17
Join Board Member Todd Ricketts for the Wrigley Field Road Tour, a
100-mile charity bike ride. Proceeds benefit World Bicycle Relief and
Cubs Charities.
For more information or to register, visit cubs.com/community.
Cubs Caravan
January 15-16, 2015
Cubs players, coaches,
broadcasters and front
office personnel embark
on an annual two-day excursion visiting schools,
neighborhoods and communities in the Chicagoland area.
In 2014, the Cubs Caravan
featured Chicago Cubs
players, coaches, broadcasters and front office
staff visiting two schools, three hospitals, serving lunch to 300 active
military members and helping to renovate Casals School of Excellence
in Humboldt Park to provide play and reading spaces for the students.
Cubs Convention
January 16-18, 2015 at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers
The Cubs Convention is a three-day baseball celebration each winter
where fans get a chance to mingle with Chicago Cubs players, alumni,
broadcasters, coaches and team officials.
The 2015 Cubs Convention, the teams 30th, includes autographs and
photo sessions, question-and-answer seminars and the sale and display of Cubs memorabilia.
Chicago Cubs Bricks and Ivy Ball

Wednesday, April 23
Fans will enjoy a seated dinner with a Cubs player, coach or member
of the organization, and much more during the fourth annual Chicago
Cubs Bricks and Ivy Ball at our new location, The Field Museum.
This years event will celebrate Wrigley Fields historic 100 years with
the Party of the Century.
The event will feature cocktails, dinner, a silent and live auction, and
musical entertainment.
The Cubs Bricks and Ivy Ball benefits Cubs Charities. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit cubs.com/bricksandivy.
Lakeview Efforts
The Cubs work hard to communicate with those who live and work in
the communities around the ballpark. The team actively participates
in preserving and enhancing the quality of life for Lakeview residents,
as well as providing events and activities that contribute to the unique
and diverse fabric of the neighborhood and generate increased business for the area.
To sign up for the Cubs Community Connection e-newsletter, visit www.
cubs.com/neighbors.
Lending a Helping Hand

In 2013, more than 5,000 non-profits and organizations received
tickets or Cubs memorabilia, as charitable contributions to fundraising
auctions and raffles. Through these donations, an estimated $921,000
was raised by non-profit fundraisers.
To learn more or make a request, visit www.cubs.com/donations.
100 Gifts
In 2014, to celebrate the 100th year of Wrigley Field, Cubs Charities
will recognize this historic celebration by giving gifts to the community
through 100 Gifts of Service, a yearlong program featuring Cubs players and associates engaging in community service projects large and
small.
Each of the five Cubs Scholars will receive a four-year college scholarship of $5,000 per year upon their enrollment in a four-year college or
university. In addition, the Cubs Scholars will participate in Cubs College Prep throughout their senior year of high school and into college.
Cubs College Prep partners each Cubs Scholar with a Cubs Front Office
Associate mentor who will work with them through their senior year and
in the transition to college. This program of mentoring, leadership and
continued support will offer an educational, motivational and social
experience with events like career days with Cubs Associates, corporate
partner career seminars and tours, motivational seminars with Cubs
alumni and executives and social events such as Cubs games and onfield recognition ceremonies.
In addition to Cubs College Prep, Cubs Charities will sponsor each of
the five Cubs Scholars in a one-year college preparation program offered by Chicago Scholars, an established mentoring program serving inner-city children. Students in the Chicago Scholars program
have a 95% college graduation rate. The program includes seminars,
workshops and mentoring designed to prepare each student for college success. Importantly, Chicago Scholars tracks students and offers
established curriculum for measuring success and keeping students
on track towards college graduation. Cubs Scholars will continue participating in Chicago Scholars program throughout their four years of
college to maximize their chances for college graduation.
Cubs Charities Signature Programs

In 2013, Cubs Charities launched signature programs to address the
needs of Chicagos youth and to reflect our commitment to baseball,
health, fitness and education in communities throughout Chicago.
Cubs Scholars
The Cubs Scholars Program launched in 2013 with an inaugural class
of five scholars. The program aims to offer quality scholarship and financial contributions for Chicago inner-city high school students, coupled with a program designed to promote academic achievement and
encourage post-secondary educational advancement.
The Cubs Scholars Program rewards both individual students and the
non-profit organizations which support their development. It provides
college scholarships to high achievers and grants to the nonprofit programs which nominate and support them.
Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley

The Cubs and Cubs Charities are committed to improving the health
of Chicagos inner city children. To help address the increasing obesity
problem and to promote fitness overall, Cubs Charities developed the
Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley to promote a fitness plan and healthy
eating campaign, and encourage kids to Play Every Day. The mission
of the Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley is to get kids active and healthy.
In 2013, more than 300 children from four schools across the city of
Chicago participated in the Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley, which
motivates youth to Play Every Day. The students participated in group
exercise led by Chicago Athletic Clubs and learned basic baseball skills
through Cubs non-profit partner, Urban Initiatives at four select elementary schools: Tarkington School in Marquette Park, Gunsaulus School in
Brighton Park, Otis Elementary in West Town and Lloyd School in Cragin
using the Cubs Trolley for transportation, music and activation. Cubs on
the Move Fitness Trolley participants received water from Aquafina and
a nutritious snack every visit supplied by Testa Produce.
The Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley brought together Cubs Associates,
Cubs corporate partners, Cubs philanthropic partners, Cubs ownership
and Cubs players to impact the health of kids in the Chicago community.
Kids who followed the Cubs on the Move Fitness Trolley plan and monitored their exercise schedule through weekly fitness logs were rewarded
with a trip to a Cubs game and honored on Wrigley Field prior to a
game.
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Cubs Charities Diamond Project

A thriving community is a healthy community one that offers youth
the chance to play, supports the civic spirit of sportsmanship and
embraces elders as coaches, mentors and allies. Local athletic fields
make it happen.
The Cubs Charities Diamond Project will launch in 2014 in order to
expand opportunities for children to play baseball, create or preserve
green space in underserved neighborhoods and to foster a love of the
game. Through the Diamond Project, Cubs Charities provides funds to
non-profit, neighborhood-based organizations to support capital improvement projects that improve the quality, safety and accessibility
of local baseball fields or indoor training facilities with the technical
assistance of Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Chicago.
Cubs Charities Diamond Project grant resources fall into the following
categories:
w Field Surface Grants: to help finance the resurfacing of
baseball fields.
w Indoor Training Amenities: to equip gymnasiums or facilities
with amenities that will allow for indoor play and baseball
skills training during the offseason.
w General Field/Stadium Support: for capital projects not associated with the actual field.
For more information, contact diamondproject@cubs.com
Cubs Care
In 2013, Cubs Charities and Cubs Care, a fund of the McCormick Foundation, provided charitable grants of more than $2.3 million to deserving area non-profit organizations that provide youth sports, health and
fitness and youth education programming in Chicago.
Youth and Special Needs Baseball

McCormick Foundations Cubs Care grants support organizations committed to bringing quality sports programming to the children of Chicago. Each year, more than 12,000 children and young adults participate
in sports programs supported by Cubs Care grants.
Girls In The Game - Girls in the Game provides and promotes sports
and fitness, health education and leadership development to enhance
the overall well-being of girls. Girls in the Game uses sports to teach
girls the important life lessons of teamwork, voice, leadership, confidence and healthy choices. Grants from Cubs Care help expand the organizations direct service and provide increased weekend and school
break programming.
Special Recreation Programs - The Chicago Park Districts Special
Recreation programs are geared towards helping children and adults
with special needs. These programs include Beep Baseball for the
visually impaired, Buddy Baseball for the physically challenged, Deaf
& Hard of Hearing Softball for the hearing impaired and Alternative
Athletic Conference (AAC) softball for those with learning/behavioral
problems.
Wheelchair Cubs - The Cubs support the RIC Caring for Kids program
which provides introductory sports and recreation programs for children
with physical disabilities in the greater Chicagoland area. RIC uses the
Cubs Care grants to support its competitive wheelchair softball teams
and fund two adaptive summer camps in 2013 to help promote independence.
African American Outreach

In addition to the teams efforts to increase the participation of African
American youth in baseball through the teams RBI program, the Cubs
are stepping up their efforts to strengthen their relationships in the
African American community.
The Cubs hosted Jackie Robinson Day at Wrigley Field in conjunction
with the movie premier of the Jackie Robinson biopic 42. The Cubs
also participated in Real Men Cook on the South side and the Bud
Billiken back-to-school parade to promote education. The Cubs are
ongoing sponsors of the Chicago Football Classic and Black Ensemble
Theater. Last winter, the Cubs donated toys during the holidays on the
South and West sides of Chicago to hundreds of children and families
in need.
Examples of programs funded through Cubs Care include:

Rookie League - A partnership with the Chicago Park District, Rookie
League is an introductory league for six to 12 year olds. The league
has grown to 96 locations with 521 teams across Chicago. Each year,
more than 8,000 children from neighborhoods throughout the city can
participate in the program free of charge.
Inner City Youth Baseball - Inner City Youth Baseball provides recreational activities for more than 360 kids, ages nine to 12, who live in
Chicago Housing Authority developments and scattered site housing
throughout Chicago. The program is operated in partnership with the
Chicago Park District. It also helps encourage participation of African
Americans in baseball by exposing African American youth to the game.
Reviving Baseball in the Inner Cities (RBI) - The Reviving Baseball
in Inner Cities (RBI) program of the Union League Boys & Girls Clubs
of Chicago reaches approximately 300 mostly minority teens ages 13
to 18 living in some of the poorest communities in Chicago. Grants
typically cover all programs costs so the league can provide equipment,
uniforms, and instruction at no cost to the participants. The Cubs RBI
Junior All-Star team appeared in the RBI World Series in 2013.
RBI Girls Softball - The RBI Girls Softball program aims to expose
girls, ages 11 through 14, to competitive league play. The program was
piloted in 2010 with four teams and was so well received the league
has now expanded to eight teams with more than 100 participants.
A grant awarded by Cubs Care helped create more opportunities for
young girls interested by softball.
Hispanic Outreach
The Cubs relationships with charitable organizations and programs
serving Latino communities throughout the area, and around the world,
are growing. Last summer, the Cubs participated in Festival Cubano,
one of the largest Hispanic festivals in Chicago. In September 2013,
the Cubs celebrated Hispanic Heritage month by hosting a Roberto
Clemente Day reception for Hispanic business, civic and community
leaders across Chicago.
Dominican Republic
Last May, following the opening of the Cubs new baseball academy in
the Dominican Republic, Cubs Charities contributed $20,000 to build
a new playground in Hato Viejo III.
LosCubs.com
LosCubs.com provides Spanish-speaking fans with up-to-date news,
team information, game recaps and exclusive player profiles and stories
in Spanish.
On the Radio
More than 40 Cubs games are broadcast in Spanish on WRTO-AM
1200, and made available on television via SAP.
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Spring Training Ushers in Cubs Park and a Brand New Facility

Spring Training 2014 marks the debut of a new complex in
Mesa, Ariz., that will house both the Cubs major league and
minor league spring operations in February and March, and will be
utilized year-round by the organization. The complex consists of Cubs
Park, a brand-new major league facility that will host Cubs Spring
Training games and numerous minor league contests throughout the year,
and modern practice fields and facilities spread over 142 acres.
The complex is located on the former Riverview Golf Course, and is
bordered by the 101 and 202 interchange in Mesa.
The complex replaces both Mesas Fitch Park and new HoHoKam
Stadium, which housed Cubs Spring Training operations from 19972013.
w For comparison, the new 142-acre Spring Training complex is
nearly twice as large as the 79 combined acres between Fitch
Park and HoHoKam Stadium.
This marks the 36th consecutive Spring Training that the Cubs will
spend in Mesa, dating to 1979 ... it is the organizations second stint in
Mesa, as the Cubs trained there from 1952-65.
Chicago Cubs
Cubs Park
2330 W. Rio Salado Parkway
Mesa, Arizona 85201
(480) 668-0500
The Cubs new complex features 16 batting tunnels, including 12

indoors, and 22 pitching mounds. The former Fitch Park, where the Cubs
began Spring Training prior to the start of the Catcus League schedule,
had eight pitching mounds and four batting tunnels.
w Additionally, the complex features Cubs Park, a 15,000-capacity
stadium, as well as four practice fields, two major league fields
and a half-sized field.
The 70,000-square foot main building houses Cubs offices, both major and minor league clubhouses, a 7,500-square foot workout facility,
training facilities including a hydrotherapy room and a 120-seat theater.
12
Cubs Park
Features a capacity of 15,000 9,200 in the
seating bowl, 4,200 in the outfield berm and
1,600 in the suite level.
Numerous reminders of Wrigley Field, such as
a red marquee similar to the one on Clark and
Addison in Chicago.
Field dimensions similar to Wrigley Field
layout, but generally slightly deeper due to
Arizona environment:

Cubs Park (Mesa, AZ)
LF Line
360 feet
Left Center
366 feet
Center Field
410 feet
Right Center
398 feet
RF Line
360 feet
Wrigley Field (Chicago)

355 feet
368 feet
400 feet
368 feet
353 feet
13
NO. PITCHERS (21+10) B-T

HT
WT BORN
RESIDENCE
2013 CLUB(S)
W-L
ERA
G
GS
CG SH
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB S)
MLS
49
Arrieta, Jake
R-R
6-4 225 3/6/86 in Farmington, MO
Austin, TX
Baltimore
1-2
7.23 5
5
0
0
0
23.2 25
19 19
17 23
2+145

Norfolk-AAA
5-3 4.41
9 8 1 1 0 49.0
45 26
24 14
38

Iowa-AAA
2-2 3.56
7 7 0 0 0 30.1
32 16
12 16
39

CUBS
4-2 3.66
9 9 0 0 0 51.2
34 22
21 24
37
71
Beeler, Dallas
R-R
6-5 210 6/12/89 in Tulsa, OK
Tulsa, OK
Tennessee-AA
4-2
3.13 9
9
0
0
0
54.2 43
26 19
17 35
0
62
Cabrera, Alberto
R-R
6-4
210 10/25/88 in Las Matas de Farfan, D.R. Las Matas de Farfan, D.R. Tennessee-AA
9-3
3.20 18 18
1
0
0
112.2 102 41 40
39 107
0+93

Iowa-AAA
1-3 7.08 15 0 0 0 0 20.1 26 16 16 12 19

CUBS
0-0 4.50 7 0 0 0 0 6.0 7 3 3 5 4
11
Fujikawa, Kyuji
L-R
6-0 190 7/21/80 in Kochi City, Japan Nishinomiya, Japan
CUBS
1-1
5.25 12 0
0
0
2
12.0 11
7
7
2
14
1+0

Iowa-AAA#
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 2

Tennessee-AA# 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0
52
Grimm, Justin
R-R
6-3 210 8/16/88 in Bristol, TN
Bristol, VA
Round Rock-AAA
1-0
1.59 1
1
0
0
0
5.2
4
1
1
2
4
0+170

Texas
7-7 6.37 17 17 0 0 0 89.0 116 67 63 31 68

Iowa-AAA
2-3 4.68
8 8 0 0 0 42.1
46 23
22 17
41

CUBS
0-2 2.00
10
0 0 0 0 9.0 4 3 2 3 8
39
Hammel, Jason
R-R
6-6 225 9/2/82 in Greenville, SC
Rehoboth, MA
Baltimore
7-8
4.97 26 23
0
0
1
139.1 155 81 77
48 96
6+153

Bowie-AA#
0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 3 0 0 0 3

Aberdeen-A#
0-0 2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 1 1 2
73
Hatley, Marcus*
R-R
6-5 220 3/26/88 in Honolulu, HI
San Marcos, CA
Tennessee-AA
1-2
3.00 14 0
0
0
2
18.0 13
6
6
14 25
0

Iowa-AAA
3-2 4.22 35 0 0 0 0 42.2 40 23 20 21 49
79
Hendricks, Kyle*
R-R
6-3 190 12/7/89 in Newport Beach, CA San Juan Capistrano, CA Tennessee-AA
10-3
1.85 21 21
1
1
0
126.1 107 34 26
26 101
0

Iowa-AAA
3-1 2.48
6 6 0 0 0 40.0
35 12
11 8 27
65
Hottovy, Tommy*
L-L
6-1 205 7/9/81 in Kansas City, MO
Kansas City, MO
New Hampshire-AA
0-1
4.74 18 0
0
0
1
24.2 26
16 13
8
23
0+62

Buffalo-AAA
0-0 3.44
24
0 0 0 0 18.1
20 9 7 9 19
36
Jackson, Edwin
R-R
6-3 210 9/9/83 in Neu-Ulm, West Germany Atlanta, GA
CUBS
8-18
4.98 31 31
0
0
0
175.1 197 110 97
59 135
8+70
80
Jokisch, Eric*
R-L
6-2 185 7/29/89 in Virginia, IL
Virginia, IL
Tennessee-AA
11-13
3.42 27 26
2
1
0
160.2 144 71 61
54 137
0
12
Lim, Chang-Yong*
R-R
5-11 176 6/4/76 in Gwangju, South Korea Sungnamsi, South Korea Mesa-R
0-0
3.60 5
5
0
0
0
5.0
5
2
2
0
4
0+26

Daytona-A
0-0 1.80 4 0 0 0 0 5.0 2 1 1 3 6

Tennessee-AA
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 2

Iowa-AAA
0-0 0.79
11
0 0 0 0 11.1
5 1 1 4 12

CUBS
0-0 6.75 5 0 0 0 0 4.0 6 3 3 5 4
55
McDonald, James
L-R
6-5 205 10/19/84 in Long Beach, CA Long Beach, CA
Pittsburgh
2-2
5.76 6
6
0
0
0
29.2 29
24 19
20 25
4+74

Altoona-AA#
0-1 5.79 2 2 0 0 0 4.2 4 3 3 5 2

Indianapolis-AAA# 1-3 6.53
4 4 0 0 0 20.2
26 16
15 9 12

GCL Pirates-R# 0-0 6.35 3 3 0 0 0 5.2 5 4 4 1 5

Bradenton-A#
0-0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 4 2 2 0 1
50
Parker, Blake
R-R
6-3 225 6/19/85 in Fayetteville, AR
Fayetteville, AR
Iowa-AAA
0-1
2.04 16 0
0
0
7
17.2 8
4
4
10 26
1+89

CUBS
1-2 2.72 49 0 0 0 1 46.1 39 17 14 15 55
84
Pimentel, Carlos*
R-R
6-3 178 12/1/89 in Santiago, D.R.
Santiago, D.R.
Frisco-AA
8-7
4.09 22 21
0
0
0
116.2 102 59 53
37 122
0

Round Rock-AAA 0-0 1.59 6 0 0 0 0 11.1
8 3 2 7 11
85
Ramirez, Neil
R-R
6-4 190 5/25/89 in Virginia Beach, VA Virginia Beach, VA
Frisco-AA
9-3
3.84 21 21
0
0
0
103.0 77
46 44
42 127
0

Tennessee-AA
0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 1 0 0 2 5
81
Rivero, Armando*
R-R
6-4
190 2/1/88 in Cuidad de la Habana, Cuba Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Kane County-A
0-0
5.40 11 0
0
0
1
18.1 19
11 11
9
28
0

Daytona-A
0-0 2.70 3 0 0 0 1 3.1 3 3 1 0 5

Tennessee-AA
0-1 2.08 6 0 0 0 0 8.2 8 2 2 3 12

56
Rondon, Hector
R-R
6-3 180 2/26/88 in Guatire, Venezuela Guatire, Venezuela
CUBS
2-1
4.77 45 0
0
0
0
54.2 52
29 29
25 44
1+0
59
Rosscup, Zac
R-L
6-2 205 6/9/88 in Clackamas, OR
Portland, OR
Tennessee-AA
2-1
2.49 37 0
0
0
3
43.1 31
12 12
19 66
0+27

Iowa-AAA
0-1 0.00 9 0 0 0 0 7.2 5 5 0 6 17

CUBS
0-0 1.35
10
0 0 0 0 6.2 3 1 1 7 7

18
Rusin, Chris
L-L
6-2 195 10/22/86 in Detroit, MI
Canton, MI
Iowa-AAA
8-7
3.35 19 18
1
1
0
121.0 113 49 45
27 69
0+115

CUBS
2-6 3.93 13 13 0 0 0 66.1 66 30 29 24 36
40
Russell, James
L-L
6-4 200 1/8/86 in Cincinnati, OH
Colleyville, TX
CUBS
1-6
3.59 74 0
0
0
0
52.2 46
21 21
18 37
4+0
Cubs 2014 Spring Training Roster (As of February 15, 2014)
14

2013 CLUB(S)
Tennessee-AA
Daytona-A
Tennessee-AA
Iowa-AAA#
CUBS
Toronto
Kansas City
Mesa-R
Boise-A
Daytona-A
CUBS
Iowa-AAA
CUBS
Frisco-AA
Round Rock-AAA
Iowa-AAA
CUBS
Tampa Bay
Durham-AAA
Miami
Jupiter#
New Orleans#
CUBS
Mesa-R#
Kane County-A#
San Antonio-AA
Tennessee-AA
Iowa-AAA
NO. INFIELDERS (9+6)

B-T
HT
WT BORN
RESIDENCE
75
Alcantara, Arismendy S-R
5-10 170 10/29/91 in Santo Domingo, D.R. Santo Domingo, D.R.
70
Baez, Javier*
R-R
6-0 190 12/1/92 in Bayamon, Puerto Rico Jacksonville, FL

15
Barney, Darwin
R-R
5-10 186 11/8/85 in Portland, OR
Beaverton, OR

43
Bonifacio, Emilio*
S-R

77
Bryant, Kris*
R-R
6-5 215 1/4/92 in Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV

13
Castro, Starlin
R-R
6-0 190 3/24/90 in Monte Cristy, D.R. Monte Cristy, D.R.
8
Murphy, Donnie
R-R
5-10 190 3/10/83 in Lakewood, CA
Scottsdale, AZ

30
Olt, Mike
R-R
6-2 210 8/27/88 in New Haven, CT
Bradford, CT

44
Rizzo, Anthony
L-L
6-3 240 8/8/89 in Fort Lauderdale, FL Parkland, FL
4
Roberts, Ryan*
R-R
5-11 185 9/19/80 in Fort Worth, TX
Dallas, TX

60
Valaika, Chris*
R-R
5-11 207 8/14/85 in Santa Monica, CA Oxnard, CA

24
Valbuena, Luis
L-R
5-10 200 11/30/85 in Sucre, Zulia,Venezuela Sucre, Zulia, Venezuela

76
Valdez, Jeudy*
R-R
5-10 190 5/5/89 in Bani, D.R.
Bani, D.R.
61
Villanueva, Christian R-R
5-11 210 6/19/91 in Guadalajara, Mexico Guadalajara, Mexico
22
Watkins, Logan
L-R
5-11 195 8/29/89 in Wichita, KS
Wichita, KS
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB SO
SB E
MLS
.271
133
494 69
134 36
4
15
69
62 125 31 33
0
.274
76
299 59
82
19
4
17
57
21 78
12 31
0
.294 54 218
39 64 15 0 20 54 19 69 8 13
.500
3
10 4
5
1
0
0
0
3
3
1
0
3+53
.208
141
501
49
104
25
1 7 41
36
64
4
4
.218
94
262 33
57
16
1
3
20
13 66
12 7
5+66
.285
42
158
21
45
6
2 0 11
17
37
16
3
.167
2
6
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
3
0
.354
18
65
13
23
8
1 4 16
8
17
0
2
.333
16
57
9
19
5
1 5 14
3
17
1
1
.245
161
666 59
163 34
2
10
44
30 129 9
22
3+150
.265
89
302 32
80
18
2
12
41
27 75
5
9
4+101
.255 46 149
23 38 8 0 11 23 8 48 2 4
.333
3
12 1
4
2
0
1
2
0
6
0
0
0+63
.213 65 230
37 49 15 0 11 32 35 89 0 13
.168
39
131
11
22
3
1 3 8 20
37
0
10
.233
160
606 71
141 40
2
23
80
76 127 6
5
1+168
.247
60
162 15
40
6
0
5
17
11 39
0
4
4+83
.210
37
124
12
26
5
0 1 13
21
30
3
5
.219
22
64 4
14
5
0
1
9
3
16
0
3
1+34
.200 11 40
3 8 1 0 1 4 2 6 0 1
.246
37
130
17
32
6
0 3 11
10
25
1
4
.218
108
331 34
72
15
1
12
37
53 63
1
7
3+148
.714 2 7 2 5 2 0 0 3 1 1 1 0
.333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
.251
125
443 46
111 29
5
10
49
27 106 16 33
0
.261
133
490 60
128 41
2
19
72
34 117 5
24
0
.243
107
412 51
100 18
7
8
26
52 98
10 13
0+57
2013 CLUB(S)
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB SO
SB E
MLS
San Diego
.150
16
40 0
6
0
0
0
2
6
12
0
0
4+141
Tucson-AAA
.231 4 13
2 3 0 0 0 1 2 5 0 0
Albuquerque-AAA .203
40
133
14
27
1
0 4 17
18
33
0
1
CUBS
.274
113
380 41
104 23
0
8
32
34 97
2
10
2+9
Kansas City
.180
46
100 13
18
4
0
5
12
24 42
1
4
4+149
Tennessee-AA
.247
95
316 44
78
22
0
8
43
49 67
0
11
0
Round Rock-AAA
.187
67
225 21
42
6
0
5
25
16 61
0
4
3+66
NO. CATCHERS (2+3)

B-T
HT
WT BORN
RESIDENCE
38
Baker, John*
L-R
6-1 213 1/20/81 in Alameda, CA
Danville, CA

5
Castillo, Welington
R-R
5-10 210 4/24/87 in San Isidro, D.R.
San Isidro, D.R.
9
Kottaras, George
L-R
6-0 202 5/10/83 in Ontario, Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
82
Lopez, Rafael*
L-R
5-9 190 10/2/87 in Philadelphia, PA
Wellington, FL
32
Whiteside, Eli*
R-R
6-2 218 10/22/79 in New Albany, MS New Albany, MS
NO. PITCHERS (Cont)

B-T
HT
WT BORN
RESIDENCE
2013 CLUB(S)
W-L
ERA
G
GS
CG SH
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB SO
MLS
29
Samardzija, Jeff
R-R
6-5 225 1/23/85 in Merrillville, IN
Valparaiso, IN
CUBS
8-13
4.34 33 33
2
1
0
213.2 210 109 103 78 214
4+28
57
Sanchez, Jonathan* L-L
6-0 198 11/19/82 in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico Pittsburgh
0-3
11.85 5
4
0
0
0
13.2 25
18 18
8
15
6+110

Albuquerque-AAA 7-3 5.13 14 14 1 0 0 66.2 72 40 38 42 79
63
Schlitter, Brian*
R-R
6-5 235 12/21/85 in Oak Park, IL
Park Ridge, IL
Tennessee-AA
0-2
0.83 16 0
0
0
2
21.2 24
8
2
6
13
1+39

Iowa-AAA
1-4 3.24
38
0 0 0 20 41.2
38 15
15 9 45
46
Strop, Pedro
R-R
6-1 220 6/13/85 in San Cristobal, D.R. Palenque, San Cristobal, D.R. Baltimore
0-3
7.25 29 0
0
0
0
22.1 23
19 18
15 24
2+156

CUBS
2-2 2.83 37 0 0 0 1 35.0 22 11 11 11 42
41
Veras, Jose
R-R
Houston
0-4
2.93 42 0
0
0
19
43.0 29
15 14
14 44
6+128

Detroit
0-1 3.20
25
0 0 0 2 19.2
16 8 7 8 16
33
Villanueva, Carlos
R-R
6-2 215 11/28/83 in Santiago, D.R.
Santo Domingo, D.R.
CUBS
7-8
4.06 47 15
0
0
0
128.2 117 58 58
40 103
7+30
47
Vizcaino, Arodys
R-R
6-0 190 11/13/90 in Yaguate, D.R.
Yaguate, D.R.
INJURED DID NOT PITCH
2+50
67
Wada, Tsuyoshi*
L-L
5-11 180 2/21/81 in Izumo, Japan
Fukuoka, Japan
Norfolk-AAA
5-6
4.03 19 19
0
0
0
102.2 112 50 46
35 80
1+76
37
Wood, Travis
R-L
5-11 175 2/6/87 in Little Rock, AR
Alexander, AR
CUBS
9-12
3.11 32 32
0
0
0
200.0 163 73 69
66 144
3+4
53
Wright, Wesley
R-L
5-11 183 1/28/85 in Montgomery, AL
Montgomery, AL
Houston
0-4
3.92 54 0
0
0
0
41.1 45
20 18
16 40
4+105

Tampa Bay
0-0 2.92
16
0 0 0 0 12.1
9 4 4 3 15
15
NO. OUTFIELDERS (8+7) B-T

HT
WT BORN
RESIDENCE
2013 CLUB(S)
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB SO
SB E
MLS
78
Almora, Albert*
R-R
6-2 180 4/16/94 in Hialeah, FL
Hialeah, FL
Kane County-A
.329
61
249 39
82
17
4
3
23
17 30
4
1
0
28
Coghlan, Chris*
L-R
6-0 197 6/18/85 in Rockville, MD
Clearwater, FL
Miami
.256
70
195 10
50
10
3
1
10
17 43
2
3
3+171

Jupiter-A#
.185 9 27
1 5 0 1 0 2 1 6 0 1

New Orleans-AAA# .500 3 12
1 6 1 0 1 3 2 0 1 0
48
Cunningham, Aaron* R-R
5-11 215 4/24/86 in Anchorage, AK
Phoenix, AZ
Round Rock-AAA
.247
115
421 63
104 31
2
10
50
50 84
12 1
1+158
7
Jackson, Brett
L-R
6-2 220 8/2/88 in Berkeley, CA
San Francisco, CA
Iowa-AAA
.223
61
215 24
48
7
3
6
23
21 77
7
1
0+60

Mesa-R
.071 4 14
1 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 0

Tennessee-AA .200
30
95
10
19
4
2 0 4 13
37
2
0
51
Kalish, Ryan*
L-L
6-0 213 3/28/88 in North Ridge, CA
Venice, CA
INJURED DID NOT PLAY
2+33
21
Lake, Junior
R-R
6-3
215 3/27/90 in San Pedro de Macoris, D.R. San Pedro de Macoris, D.R. Iowa-AAA
.295
40
156 30
46
10
2
4
18
10 33
14 9
0+73

CUBS
.284 64 236
26 67 16 0 6 16 13 68 4 3
45
Maier, Mitch*
L-R
6-3 209 6/30/82 in Petoskey, MI
South Lyon, MI
Pawtucket-AAA
.310
31
113 32
35
7
0
3
22
24 26
3
1
4+1
54
McDonald, Darnell* R-R
5-11 205 11/17/78 in Fort Collins, CO Phoenix, AZ
Iowa-AAA
.236
92
263 31
62
13
2
4
26
27 50
8
2
3+130

CUBS
.302 25 53
4 16
4 0 1 5 4 8 0 0
20
Ruggiano, Justin
R-R
6-1
210 4/12/82 in Austin, TX
Austin, TX
Miami
.222
128
424 49
94
18
1
18
50
41 114 15 4
3+19
19
Schierholtz, Nate
L-R
6-2 215 2/15/84 in Reno, NV
San Francisco, CA
CUBS
.251
137
462 56
116 32
3
21
68
29 94
6
3
5+78
68
Soler, Jorge
R-R
6-4 215 2/25/92 in Havana, Cuba
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Daytona-A
.281
55
210 38
59
13
1
8
35
21 38
5
3
0
6
Sweeney, Ryan
L-L
6-4 225 2/20/85 in Cedar Rapids, IA
Cedar Rapids, IA
Iowa-AAA
.337
23
83 12
28
2
2
6
16
8
15
1
0
6+28

CUBS
.266 70 192
19 51 13 2 6 19 17 31 1 1

Mesa-R#
.286 4 14
4 4 2 0 0 2 3 1 0 0

Kane County-A# .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
72
Szczur, Matt
R-R
6-1 195 7/20/89 in Cape May, NJ
Cape May, NJ
Tennessee-AA
.281
128
512 78
144 27
4
3
44
50 75
22 2
0
27
Vitters, Josh
R-R
6-2 200 8/27/89 in Anaheim, CA
Anaheim, CA
Iowa-AAA
.295
28
88 14
26
4
0
5
12
11 19
1
4
0+60

Mesa-R
.077 5 13
1 1 1 0 0 0 4 5 0 0
66
Wells, Casper*
R-R
6-2 220 11/23/84 in Grand Rapids, MI Scottsdale, AZ
Oakland
.000
3
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3+40

Chicago (A.L.) .167
38
66
4
11
1
0 0 1 5
22
0
1

Philadelphia
.042 12 24
2 1 1 0 0 0 2 8 0 0
16
1 Gary Jones, Coach

2 Eric Hinske, Coach
3 Bill Mueller, Coach
4 Ryan Roberts, INF*
5 Welington Castillo, C
6 Ryan Sweeney, OF
7 Brett Jackson, OF
8 Donnie Murphy, INF
9 George Kottaras, C
10 Retired Ron Santo
11 Kyuji Fujikawa, RHP
12 Chang-Yong Lim, RHP*
13 Starlin Castro, INF
14 Retired Ernie Banks
15 Darwin Barney, INF
16 Rick Renteria, Manager
17 Brandon Hyde, Coach
18 Chris Rusin, LHP
19 Nate Schierholtz, OF
20 Justin Ruggiano, OF
21 Junior Lake, OF
22 Logan Watkins, INF
23 Retired Ryne Sandberg
24 Luis Valbuena, INF
25 Chris Bosio, Coach
26 Retired Billy Williams+
27 Josh Vitters, OF
28 Chris Coghlan, OF*
29 Jeff Samardzija, RHP
30 Mike Olt, INF
31 Retired Fergie Jenkins
and Greg Maddux
32 Eli Whiteside, C*
33 Carlos Villanueva, RHP
34 Kerry Wood+
35 Lester Strode, Coach
36 Edwin Jackson, RHP
37 Travis Wood, LHP
38 John Baker, C*
39 Jason Hammel, RHP
40 James Russell, LHP
40 Rick Sutcliffe+
41 Jose Veras, RHP
42 Retired Jackie Robinson
43 Emilio Boniafacio, INF*
44 Anthony Rizzo, INF
45 Mitch Maier, OF*
46 Pedro Strop, RHP
47 Arodys Vizcaino, RHP
48 Aaron Cunningham, OF*
49 Jake Arrieta, RHP
50 Blake Parker, RHP
51 Ryan Kalish, OF*
CUBS NUMERICAL ROSTER
52 Justin Grimm, RHP

53 Wesley Wright, LHP
54 Darnell McDonald, OF*
55 James McDonald, RHP
56 Hector Rondon, RHP
57 Jonathan Sanchez, LHP*
58 Mike Borzello, Coach
59 Zac Rosscup, LHP
60 Chris Valaika, INF*
61 Christian Villanueva, INF
62 Alberto Cabrera, RHP
63 Brian Schlitter, RHP*
64 Franklin Font, Coach
65 Tommy Hottovy, LHP*
66 Casper Wells, OF*
67 Tsuyoshi Wada, LHP*
68 Jorge Soler, OF
70 Javier Baez, INF*
71 Dallas Beeler, RHP
72 Matt Szczur, OF
73 Marcus Hatley, RHP*
74 Jose Castro, Coach
75 Arismendy Alcantara, INF
76 Jeudy Valdez, INF*
77 Kris Bryant, INF*
78 Albert Almora, OF*
79 Kyle Hendricks, RHP*
80 Eric Jokisch, LHP*
81 Armando Rivero, RHP*
82 Rafael Lopez, C*
83 Adam Melhuse+
84 Carlos Pimentel, RHP*
85 Neil Ramirez, RHP
85 Desi Wilson+
86 Mike Mason+
87 Bruce Walton+
88 Kyle Phillips+
89 Carmelo Martinez+
90 Storm Davis+
91 Marty Pevey+
92 Jose Flores+
93 Brian Harper+
94 Buddy Bailey+
95 Chad Noble, Bullpen Catcher
96 Mike Brumley, Coach
97 Tim Cossins+
98 Derek Johnson+
99 Anthony Iapoce+
*Non-Roster Invitee
+Spring Instructor
(as of 2/15/14)
Cubs In-Season Birthdays and Anniversary Dates

FEBRUARY
1........ Armando Rivero (26)
6........ Travis Wood (27)
15...... Nate Schierholtz (30)
20...... Ryan Sweeney (29)
21...... Tsuyoshi Wada (33)
25...... Jorge Soler (22)
26...... Hector Rondon (26)
MARCH
6........ Jake Arrieta (28)
10...... Donnie Murphy (31)
17...... Bill Mueller (43)
24...... Starlin Castro (24)
26...... Marcus Hatley (26)
27...... Junior Lake (24)
28...... Ryan Kalish (26)
APRIL
3........ Chris Bosio (51)
9........ Mike Brumley (52)
12...... Justin Ruggiano (32)
16...... First Cubs game televised by WGN-TV

1948
.Albert Almora (20)
20...... First Cubs game at Wrigley Field

1916 (Cubs 7, Cincinnati 6)
23...... First game at Wrigley Field (then

known as Weegham Park) 1914

(Chicago Federals 9, Kansas City 1)

Cubs earn 10,000th win in

franchise history 2008 (at Colorado,
7-6)

Emilio Bonifacio (29)
24...... Welington Castillo (27)
.Aaron Cunningham (28)
25...... First game in club history 1876

(Chicago 4, Louisville 0)
MAY
3........ Fergie Jenkins and Greg Maddux

No. 31 retired 2009
5........ Jose Castro (56)
.Jeudy Valdez (25)
6........ Kerry Wood struck out 20 Houston

Astros 1998
10...... Cubs turn last triple play 1997 (at

San Francisco)
.George Kottaras (31)
12...... Ernie Banks 500th home run 1970
15...... Don Cardwell threw no-hitter in Cubs

debut 1960
17...... Cubs/Philadelphia 23-22 contest
1979
25...... Neil Ramirez (25)
27...... Pat Hughes (59)
MILESTONES WITHIN REACH IN 2014

CUB
Starlin Castro

Jason Hammel
Edwin Jackson
James Russell

Jonathan Sanchez
Nate Schierholtz
MILESTONE
ENTERING 2013
NEEDS
100 doubles....................................................96 4
200 extra-base hits........................................195 5
500 games played.........................................445 55
1,000.0 innings pitched............................ 989.1 10.2
1,500.0 innings pitched......................... 1,440.0 60.0
300 games pitched........................................272 28
50 holds..........................................................44 6
200 games pitched........................................194 6
700 games played.........................................677 23
JUNE
4........ Chang-Yong Lim (38)
9........ Zac Rosscup (26)
12...... Dallas Beeler (25)
13...... Pedro Strop (29)
15...... Billy Williams (76)
17...... Lester Strode (56)
18...... Chris Coghlan (29)
19...... Blake Parker (29)

Christian Villanueva (23)
21...... Jim Edmonds last Cub to homer twice

in one inning 2008 (vs. White Sox)
23...... The Ryne Sandberg Game 1984

(5-for-6 with two late-inning homers)
26...... Cubs play 20,000th game in

franchise history (3-2 setback at

White Sox) 2010
30...... Mitch Maier (32)
JULY
9........ Tommy Hottovy (33)
20...... Matt Szczur (25)
21...... Kyuji Fujikawa (34)
29...... Eric Jokisch (25)
AUGUST
2........ Brett Jackson (26)
5........ Eric Hinske (37)
8........ Anthony Rizzo (25)

First night game at Wrigley Field

1988 (rained out vs. Philadelphia)
9........ First official night game at Wrigley

Field 1988 (Cubs 6, Mets 4)
13...... Billy Williams No. 26 retired 1987
14...... Mike Borzello (44)
.Chris Valaika (29)
16...... Justin Grimm (26)
22...... Ernie Banks No. 14 retired 1982
25...... Highest scoring game in Cubs/Major

League history 1922 (Cubs 26,

Philadelphia 23)
27...... Mike Olt (26)
.Josh Vitters (25)
28...... Ryne Sandbergs No. 23 retired
2005
29...... Logan Watkins (25)
SEPTEMBER
1........ Fergie Jenkins last Cubs pitcher to

homer twice in a game 1971 (vs.
Montreal)
2........ Jason Hammel (32)
9........ Sandy Koufax last pitcher to no-hit

Cubs 1965 (at Los Angeles)

Edwin Jackson (31)
14...... Carlos Zambrano last Cubs pitcher to

throw no-hitter 2008 (first since
1972)
18...... Ryne Sandberg (55)
19...... Ryan Roberts (34)
20...... Cubs clinch second-straight N.L.

Central title 2008 (5-4 vs. St.
Louis)
24...... Cubs clinch N.L. Eastern Division title

to go to postseason for first time

since World War II 1984 (4-1 at
Pittsburgh)
26...... Cubs clinch second N.L. Eastern

Division title in six seasons 1989

(3-2 at Montreal)
27...... Cubs clinch first-ever N.L. Central

Division title 2003 (7-2 vs.
Pittsburgh)
28...... Gabby Hartnetts Homer in the

Gloamin 1938

Cubs win first-ever N.L. Wild Card

tiebreaker to advance to postseason

1998 (5-3 over San Francisco)

Ron Santos No. 10 retired 2003
OCTOBER
2........ Rafael Lopez (27)
3........ Brandon Hyde (41)
19...... James McDonald (30)
20...... Jose Veras (34)
22...... Chris Rusin (28)
.Eli Whiteside (35)
25...... Alberto Cabrera (26)
29...... Arismendy Alcantara (23)
.
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FRONT OFFICE DIRECTORY

Chairman............................................................................................................................................................................................................ Tom Ricketts
Board of Directors...............................................................................................................Laura Ricketts, PeteRicketts, Todd Ricketts and Tribune Company
President, Baseball Operations.............................................. Theo Epstein
President, Business Operations............................................Crane Kenney
Baseball Operations
Executive Vice President/General Manager................................ Jed Hoyer
Assistant General Manager......................................................Randy Bush
Assistant General Manager.................................................Shiraz Rehman
Director, Baseball Operations..................................................Scott Harris
Director, Research and Development...................................... Chris Moore
Senior Advisor.........................................................................Billy Williams
Assistant Director, Advance Scouting & Major League Strategy.........Bobby Basham
Special Assistant to the President & G.M................................. Tim Wilken
Special Assistant to the G.M., Video and Advance Scouting......Kyle Evans
Special Assistant to the G.M./Player Development........... Anthony Iapoce
Executive Assistant to E.V.P./G.M.......................................Hayley DeWitte
Coordinator, Major League Video/Pacific Liason............ NaotoMasamoto
Coordinator, Scouting and Player Development Video......... Mitch Duggins
Coordinator, Video and Advance Scouting..................................Nate Halm
Coordinator, Baseball Operations........................................Jeff Greenberg
Traveling Secretary..........................................................Vijay Tekchandani
Analyst, Research and Development............................Jeremy Greenhouse
Assistant, Research and Development................................... Sean Ahmed
Baseball Operations Trainee......................................................Greg Davey
PLAYERDEVELOPMENT
Senior Vice President, Scouting and Player Development.................Jason McLeod
Director, Player Development...............................................Jaron Madison
Assistant Director, Player Development/International Scouting.......Alex Suarez
Manager, Mesa Baseball Administration............................... Gil Passarella
International Operations/Player Development Assistant......Min Kyu Sung
Minor League Field Coordinator...............................................Tim Cossins
Minor League Pitching Coordinator.................................... Derek Johnson
Hitting Coordinator, Short-Season/Rookie/DSL............. Carmelo Martinez
Minor League Infield Instructor................................................ Jose Flores
Rehab Pitching Coordinator.................................................. Rick Tronerud
Head Minor League Athletic Training Coordiator................. Nick Frangella
Assistant Minor League Training Coordinator.................Chuck Baughman
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator.................................. Doug Jarrow
Coordinator, Minor League Administration..............................Derrick Fong
Assistant, Player Development/International Scouting.......Kenny Socorro
Mesa Clubhouse Manager....................................................Dana Noeltner
Mesa Assistant Clubhouse Manager............................ Sam DeChristopher
SCOUTING
Director, Professional Scouting............................................. Joe Bohringer
Director, International Scouting.............................................. Louis Eljaua
Director, Amateur Scouting....................................................... Matt Dorey
Venezuela Scouting Supervisor.............................................Hector Ortega
International Crosschecker/Pacific Rim Supervisor................Paul Weaver
Assistant Director, Amateur Scouting................................Lukas McKnight
Amateur Scouting Assistant...................................................Shane Farrell
National Crosscheckers.......................................................... Sam Hughes

Ron Tostenson
Regional Crosscheckers............................................................ Mark Adair

Robert Filotei

Steve Riha
Coordinator, Professional Scouting.................................... Andrew Bassett
MEDICAL
Director, Medical Administration............................................. Mark ONeal
Team Physician.......................................................... Stephen Adams, M.D.
Team Orthopaedist..................................................... Stephen Gryzlo, M.D.
Orthopaedic Consultant............................................Michael Schafer, M.D.
Major League Athletic Trainer................................................... PJ Mainville
Major League Assistant Athletic Trainers....................................Ed Halbur

Matt Johnson
Major League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator................Tim Buss
Major League Massage Therapist...............................Vyascheslav Kodryan
MEDIA RELATIONS
Director, Media Relations......................................................... Peter Chase
Assistant Director, Media Relations........................................... Jason Carr
Coordinator, Media Relations............................................Dusty Harrington
Assistant, Media Relations...................................................... Safdar Khan
CLUBHOUSE
Home Clubhouse Manager................................................... Tom Hellmann
Visiting Clubhouse Manager............................................Michael Burkhart
Home Clubhouse Assistant.........................................................Gary Stark
Business Operations
Executive Vice President, Business Operations.................................................................................................................................................Mark McGuire
Executive Vice President, Community Affairs/General Counsel.....................................................................................................................Michael Lufrano
Senior Vice President, Strategy and Development.......................................................................................................................................... Alex Sugarman
Vice President, Sales and Partnerships........................................................................................................................................................... Colin Faulkner
Vice President, Communications and Community Affairs................................................................................................................................... Julian Green
Vice President, Chief Financial Officer........................................................................................................................................................ Jon Greifenkamp
Vice President, Ballpark Operations........................................................................................................................................................................ Carl Rice
Vice President, Human Resources..................................................................................................................................................................Bryan Robinson
Executive Assistant to the Chairman..............................................................................................................................................................Lorraine Swiatly
Executive Coordinator, Business Operations..................................................................................................................................................Sarah Poontong
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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Director, Procurement and Sourcing...................................Patrick Meenan

Assistant Controller...........................................................Mike Van Poucke
Assistant Director, Finance and Risk Management............... Jamie Norton
Manager, Disbursements and Collections...................... Theresa Bacholzky
Senior Accountants................................... Marian Greene, Katie Tresnowski
Staff Accountant................................................................... Mario Becerra
Payroll Specialist........................................................Georgia Boulougouris
Accounting Financial Analyst..................................................Laura Kisling
Accounts Payable Coordinator................................................. Millie Lucero
Business Analyst......................................................................Neal Gettling
Director, Community Affairs.................................................Connie Falcone

Manager, Government & Neighborhood Relations................. Kam Buckner
Manager, Chicago Cubs Charities Programs.............Jennifer Dedes-Nowak
Coordinator, Community Events...........................................Abby Silverman
Coordinator, Community Programs........................................Molly Oelerich
Executive Assistant, Community Affairs............................ Brittany Burcham
Associates, Community Affairs................................................. John Andres

Jeff Magee
BALLPARK OPERATIONS
Assistant General Counsel......................................................Lydia Wahlke

Counsel.................................................................................. Mike Feldman
LEGAL
Senior Director, Wrigley Field Event Operations........................ Matt Kenny

Director, Fan Experiences....................................................... Jahaan Blake
Director, Facilities...................................................................... Tim Owens
Director, Security & Safety Operations...............................James Reynolds
Assistant Director, Guest Services................................... Hannah Basinger
Assistant Director, Event Operations & Security................. Derek Crawford
Supervisor, Safety and Security................................................Julius Farrell
Manager, Facility Maintenance.......................................... Russell Johnson
Head Groundskeeper.................................................................Roger Baird
Assistant Head Groundskeeper........................................... Justin Spillman
Senior Coordinator, Office Services........................................ Randy Skocz
Supervisor, Stadium Cleaning.......................................................Bill Scott
Coordinator, Parking and Exterior Event Operations..................Ryan Mortensen
Assistant, Event Services Scheduling and Payroll....................Kelly Bilbrey
Administrative Assistant/Events Coordinator..........................Becky Rasor
General Manager, Mesa Spring Training Operations.................Justin Piper

Director, Spring Training Facility and Fields..............................John Knight
Director, Sales Spring Training Operations.......................... Mike McAdams
COMMUNICATIONS
STRATEGY AND DEVELOPMENT
Manager, Communications....................................................... Kevin Saghy

Social Media and Public Relations Assistant.......................... Mary Reisert
Director, Strategy and Development...................................... Jason Sondag

Financial Analyst, Strategy and Development............................A.J. Riddell
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
TICKET SALES, SERVICE AND OPERATIONS
Senior Director, Corporate Partnerships............................ Allen Hermeling

Assistant Director, Corporate Partnerships Sales Operations...... Brian OConnor
Sales Specialists....................................................................Ashley Beirne

Lauren McIntyre

Natalie McKerjee
Account Executives..................................................................Alex Seyferth

Ashley Strid
Activation Specialists............................................................. Carrie Collins

Lauren Shadid

Adriana Villanueva
Account Managers................................................................... Ryan Balogh

Andrea Burke

Piper Mead
Coordinator, Corporate Partnerships..........................................Jamie King
Director, Ticket Sales...........................................................Andy Blackburn

Director, Ticket Services............................................................Brian Garza
Director, Ticket Operations......................................................Cale Vennum
Manager, Wrigley Field Box Office.......................................Miguel DeJesus
Managers, Season Ticket Services........................................Kevin Enerson

Karry Kerness
Manager, Ticket Operations.................................................... Whitney Irwin
Manager, Fan Services...............................................................Brad Nagel
Manager, Chicago Cubs Sales Development Program/Group Sales......Nathan Strick
Account Executives, Premier Sales.........................................Louis Artiaga

Evans Adonis

Tom Grossinger

Brittany Hilton
Coordinator, Ticket Operations.......................................Jessica Carravallah

Michael Domingo
Coordinator, Tour Experiences....................................................... Evan Hill
Season Ticket Service Representatives...................................... Zach Conti

Regina Nicholson

Tom Fitzgerald

Mike Bolz

Jennifer Conlin
Group Sales Representatives...............................Steve Brauer, Jason Tuton
Sales Specialist, Premier Sales........................................Colleen Pastuovic
Coordinatior, Premier Services and Events................................. Kristi King
Fan Service Associates........................................................ Brenda Morgan

Betsy Schwartz, Chris Rhyce, Stephani Young, Madeline Agathen,

Kyle Colvin, Alex Roberts
Ticket Sales Representatives.......................... Tony Battaglia, Abbie Brewer,

Diego Chahda,Jacob Gilbertson, Michael Kluczny,

Lance Chapple, Chelsea Naylor, Patrick Nickerson,

Gianna Siragusa, Samantha Thrower
HUMAN RESOURCES
HR Manager, Organization and Staffing...........................Marisol Widmayer
HR Manager, Ballpark Operations......................................... Danielle Alexa
HR Manager, Program Development........................................ Rachel Rush
HRISCoordinator.........................................................................Dino Stiris
Coordinator, Benefits........................................................... Jorge Quezada
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Senior Director, Information Technology........................... Andrew McIntyre
Manager, IT Infrastructure and Operations.......................Sundeep Bhatia
Manager, Application Development......................................... Steve Inman
Senior Telecommunication Analyst.........................................Lucas Luecke
Data Architect.....................................................................Chris Brummett
Systems Analyst................................................................. Kevin Kirkpatrick
Application Developer............................................................. Tom Dambra
Database Developer.................................................................... Kayvon Ali
Service Desk Analyst............................................................... Megan Wells
System Administrator................................................................... Joel Guth
MARKETING
Senior Director, Marketing.......................................................Alison Miller
Manager, Broadcast Relations...........................................................Joe Rios
Manager, Game and Event Production...............................Jim Oboikowitch
Manager, Brand Activation.................................................... John Morrison
Coordinator, Entertainment & Event Production................... Kaitlyn August
Coordinator, Authentics and Licensing..........................Lyndsey Wittemann
Coordinator, Brand Initiatives............................................Stephanie Shaw
SPRING TRAINING OPERATIONS
WRIGLEY FIELD GAMEDAY PERSONNEL

Public Address Announcer................................................. Andrew Belleson
Organist.....................................................................................Gary Pressy
Umpires Room Attendant....................................................... Tom Farinella
Nurse....................................................................................Phyllis Donnan
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Tom Ricketts Chairman

Tom, a Cubs fan for over 25 years, led his familys acquisition of a controlling interest in the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and
25 percent of Comcast SportsNet Chicago from the Tribune Company - a deal that was finalized, October 27, 2009.
Has driven the organizations recent efforts in building a world-class organization on and off the field.
Championed the development of baseball facilities in both the Dominican Republic and in Mesa, Ariz., home of the Cubs
Spring Training site ... additionally, has committed funding to the restoration of Wrigley Field and its surrounding area.
When Tom was introduced as the teams Chairman, he outlined three goals for the organization: win the World Series,
preserve Wrigley Field for future generations of Cubs fans and be a good neighbor in the community.
In 1999, he co-founded Incapital LLC, a securities and investment banking firm where he currently serves as the companys Chairman.
w Incapital has grown to be one of the largest bond underwriters/traders in the U.S.
w Tom was named, five times, as one of the 40 Most Influential in E-Finance by Institutional Investor Magazine.
Named the 2010 E&YEntrepreneur of the Year in Financial Services for his work with Incapital LLC.
He is a board member of Choose Chicago, the Field Museum, the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce and the Executive Club of Chicago.
Prior to Incapital, Tom worked at ABN AMRO, The Chicago Corporation and Mesirow Financial ... he was a market maker on the Chicago Board Options
Exchange from 1988 through 1994.
Tom has an AB in Economics and an MBA in Finance from the University of Chicago.
w Along with his brother Pete and a friend, Tom endowed the New Year Scholarship Fund for students of the college.
w Named the Business Schools Young Alumnus of the Year in 2005.
Tom and his wife, Cecelia, live in the Chicago area with their five children ... his father, Joe, founded TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation.
Laura Ricketts Board Member

Laura was named to the Cubs Board of Directors on October 27, 2009 when the Ricketts family acquired controlling interest
of the Chicago Cubs from the Tribune Company ... a former all-star softball player, she has been a Cubs fan for over 25 years,
attending games with her brothers.
In addition to her Cubs Board of Directors duties, Laura also leads the Cubs charitable efforts as Chairman of the Board
for Chicago Cubs Charities.
Actively engaged in the Chicago community, Laura chairs the Leadership Council for Housing Opportunities for Women,
Inc. and has volunteered for several other non-profit Chicago community organizations including Howard Brown Health
Center and Equality Illinois.
Recognized for her volunteer and advocacy work on behalf of the LGBT community, she has received the 2012 Center
on Halsted Human First Award, the 2011 Lesbian and Gay Bar Association of Chicago Vanguard Award, and the 2010
Equality Illinois Freedom Award.
Laura is a former board member and now National Leadership Council member for Lambda Legal, a national non-profit
organization that litigates, educates and engages in public policy work on behalf of LGBT civil rights and persons living with HIV/AIDS.
She co-chairs the Democratic National Committees LGBT Leadership Council and is a member of U.S. Representative Mike Quigleys LGBT Advisory
Council.
She also serves on the board of Opportunity Education, an international charitable foundation that provides educational programming and technological
training tools for school children and teachers in developing countries.
Laura began her professional career with Schiff Hardin & Waite (now Schiff Hardin LLP) as an associate in the corporate and securities practice group.
Raised in Omaha, Neb., Laura earned an AB in philosophy from the University of Chicago and a JD from the University of Michigan Law School.
Pete Ricketts Board Member

Pete joined the Cubs Board of Directors, October 27, 2009 when his family acquired controlling interest of the Chicago Cubs
from the Tribune Company.
Is the former Chief Operating Officer of and serves on the board of TD Ameritrade, an online brokerage firm.
Founded his own asset management company and serves on a variety of non-profit boards.
Was the 2006 Republican nominee for Nebraskas U.S. Senate race ... is the former Republican National Committeeman
from Nebraska, and this Spring running for Governor of Nebraska.
Used to live with his brother, Tom, on the corner of Addison and Sheffield and would get bleacher tickets for all the
weekend home games at Wrigley Field.
Received an AB in Biology in 1986 and an MBA in Marketing and Finance in 1991 from the University of Chicago and
serves as a council member of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Pete, his wife Susanne, and their three children reside in Omaha, Neb.
CHICAGO CUBS MISSION STATEMENT

The Chicago Cubs goal is to reward generations of Cubs fans support and loyalty with a World Championship.
The Cubs will play championship baseball with players whose performance on and off the field reflect the character of the Cubs organization and
the City of Chicago.
The Cubs will preserve the beauty, charm and traditions of Wrigley Field while enhancing the fan experience and ensuring the viability of the ballpark
for future generations.
The Cubs will work with our neighbors to keep Wrigleyville an extraordinary and friendly place to conduct business and live; additionally, the Cubs
will be active participants in and contribute to the City of Chicago.
Cubs associates will uphold the highest ethical and moral standards while safeguarding the Cubs history and tradition.
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Todd Ricketts Board Member

Todd joined the Cubs Board of Directors October 27, 2009 when his family acquired controlling interest of the Chicago Cubs
from the Tribune Company.
In addition to being on the board of the Chicago Cubs, Todd manages a wide array of start-ups, and other successful
investments, including the ever-popular Higher Gear bike shop in Wilmette and Highland Park, Ill.
Serves on the Board of Directors for World Bicycle Relief and Operation Education ... was honored by Bear Necessities
Pediatric Cancer Foundation with the Hope for the Future award ... he is also involved in Housing Opportunities for
Women (HOW), The Cradle and the dZi Foundation.
Has enjoyed a successful career in the securities industry - working at the New York City-based NASDAQ start-up, Knight
Securities, and later with his familys businesses, Ameritrade and Incapital.
Is a 1993 graduate of Loyola University in Chicago ... attended the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business.
Todd and his wife, Sylvie, are the proud parents of three children.
Theo Epstein President, Baseball Operations

Theo was named President of Baseball Operations, October 25, 2011, signing a five-year deal with the Cubs following 10
seasons with the Boston Red Sox, including the last nine as General Manager ... is in his 23rd season in Major League
Baseball.
In his first year with the Cubs, he restructured the clubs scouting and player development departments the farm
system rose from 20th in 2012, to fifth in 2013 to fourth in ESPN.coms 2014 rankings ... additionally, the Cubs system
was ranked second-best by Baseball Prospectus and fourth-best by Baseball America entering the 2014 season.
Five of Baseball Americas top-six Cubs prospects heading into 2014 have been acquired in the past two years:
No. 2 Kris Bryant (via 2013 draft), No. 3 C.J. Edwards (via trade), No. 4 Albert Almora (via 2012 draft), No. 5 Jorge Soler
(signed in 2012) and No. 6 Pierce Johnson (via 2012 draft).
Acquired first baseman Anthony Rizzo from San Diego, along with minor league pitcher Zach Cates, January 6, 2012,
for pitcher Andrew Cashner and outfielder Kyung-Min Na ... Rizzo was named the 2012 National League Rookie of the
Month for July.
Guided the Red Sox to World Series titles in 2004, their first In 86 years, and 2007.
In 2002, became the youngest General Manager in baseball history at the age of 28 years, 11 months ... two years later, at age 30, he became the
youngest General Manager to win a World Series.
The Red Sox were named the best drafting team of the decade by Baseball America during Epsteins tenure ... under Epstein, the Red Sox drafted and
signed Jonathan Papelbon (2003, 4th round), Dustin Pedroia (2004, 2nd round), Jacoby Ellsbury (2005, 1st round), Clay Buchholz (2005, sandwich
round), Jed Lowrie (2005, sandwich round), Justin Masterson (2006, 2nd round), Josh Reddick (2006, 17th round), Will Middlebrooks (2007, 5th round)
and Anthony Rizzo (2007, 6th round).
The Red Sox under Epstein also signed international players Felix Doubront (2005, Venezuela), Junichi Tazawa (2008, Japan) and Xander Bogaerts (2009,
Aruba).
Is just the second individual since World War II to win at least two World Series titles in his first five seasons as a Major League general manager, joining
the Yankees Brian Cashman (1998-2000) ... was the first Red Sox General Manager to preside over more than three playoff teams (2003-05, 2007-09).
His clubs won 95 or more games on six occasions, and advanced to the postseason six times in nine seasons.
Bostons .575 winning percentage from 2003-10 ranked second in the majors.
The 2004 Red Sox featured only one product of the farm system during the World Series (Trot Nixon), while the 2007 Red Sox featured eight homegrown
players during the Fall Classic.
In 2009, Epstein was named Executive of the Decade for baseball by The Sporting News and third on Sports Illustrateds list of Top-10 GMs/Executives
of the Decade in all sports ... additionally, he was named the 2008 Baseball America Executive of the Year ... was also honored in 2003 and 2004 as
the Major League Executive of the Year by the Boston chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Named Red Sox General Manager on November 25, 2002 ... signed David Ortiz, Bill Mueller, Kevin Millar and Mike Timlin during the off-season, and the
2003 Red Sox went on to reach Game 7 of the ALCS.
Acquired Curt Schilling from Arizona for Casey Fossum, Brandon Lyon, Jorge De La Rosa and Michael Goss on November 28, 2003 ... also signed Keith
Foulke prior to the 2004 season ... on July 31, 2004, traded Nomar Garciaparra for Orlando Cabrera and Doug Mientkiewicz, and acquired Dave Roberts
for Henri Stanley.
w The club went on to go 42-18 to close out the regular season and 11-3 in the postseason to win the franchises first World Series since 1918.
In 2007, the Red Sox led the A.L. East for the final 166 days of the season to win their first division crown since 1995 with a 96-66 record, tying Cleveland
for the best regular-season record in the majors.
w The Red Sox went 11-3 in the postseason to earn the organizations seventh World Championship.
Prior to his time as General Manager with the Red Sox, was the organizations Assistant General Manager beginning in March of 2002 ... prior to that, spent
five seasons with the San Diego Padres baseball operations department beginning in 1997, including Director of Baseball Operations ... was a member
of the Padres Communications department in 1995-96 and began his baseball career as a summer intern for the Baltimore Orioles in 1992-94.
Graduated from Yale University (1995) and the University of San Diego Law School (2000).
In the spring of 2005, Theo and his twin brother, Paul, launched The Foundation To Be Named Later (FTBNL) ... the foundation has raised $5.85 million
for non-profit agencies serving disadvantaged youth in both the Boston and Chicago areas.
Theo and his wife, Marie Whitney, have one son, Jack.
IMPORTANT DATES IN 2014
February 25................. Mandatory Spring Training reporting date (non-WBC players)
March 30................................................................ Rosters reduced to 25 players
March 31..............................................................Cubs Opening Day at Pittsburgh
April 4............................................................ Cubs Home Opener vs. Philadelphia
April 15................................................................................ Jackie Robinson Day
June 5-7.............................................................................First-Year Player Draft
July 15................................................................... All-Star Game (at Target Field)
July 27...............................................................Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
July 31....... Last day to trade a player without securing waivers (3 p.m. CTdeadline)
August 31............................................................Deadline for post-season rosters

September 1................................................ Active rosters increased to 40 players
September 17.................................................................... Roberto Clemente Day
November 20................................ Day to file reserve lists for all minor league level

and major league teams
Fifth Day After World Series............. Last date for former club of player who declared

free agency to offer salary arbitration
December 2..............................................................Last date to tender contracts
December 11............................................................... Major League Rule 5 Draft
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Crane Kenney President, Business Operations

Crane is in his 21st season with the Cubs organization ... he was named President of Business Operations following the
Ricketts family purchase of the Cubs in 2009 and is responsible for the strategic direction of the Cubs business operations.
In his role, Crane is responsible for the organizations growth, including new business development; media rights
expansion; design, construction and operation of its facilities; associate recruitment and training; and development of
a winning culture.
From 2003-2009, Crane was the principle executive in charge of Cubs operations on behalf of Tribune Company, the
previous owner.
w Overseeing all aspects of the Cubs organization for that period, the Cubs won the N.L. Central Division three times
(2003, 2007 and 2008), surpassed 3 million in attendance for eight consecutive seasons and set an all-time
attendance record of 3,300,200 in 2008.
Is responsible for the continuing redevelopment and preservation of Wrigley Field ... under his watch, the Friendly Confines have been in a constant state of change, adding new seating options, new amenities, expanded player facilities
and integrated marketing partnerships, all while retaining its historic charm and character ... oversees the current restoration plan for Wrigley Field.
Is responsible for Wrigleyville West, the Cubs new $100 million state-of-the art training center in Arizona, scheduled to be completed in mid-2013.
Expanding programming at Wrigley Field has been a focus since 2003, with world class performers such as Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John,
Billy Joel, The Police, Jimmy Buffet, Roger Waters and Dave Matthews Band entertaining sold out crowds ... returning to its roots as a multi-sport venue,
Crane brought the NHL Winter Classic, NCAA football, and international soccer to Wrigley Field.
w On February 5, 2013, the Cubs announced an extension of its global partnership with Northwestern University to host a variety of NCAA events at
Wrigley Field through 2018.
Leads the teams media rights development ... beginning in 1999, he led the expansion of Cubs media rights with the launch of Fox SportsNet Chicago
... in 2003, he founded Comcast SportsNet Chicago with Jerry Reinsdorf and has served on the Board of Directors since its formation ... Crane also led
the Cubs first Hispanic radio broadcast with partner WRTO in 2009.
Began his career with the Cubs in 1994 as an attorney, representing the Cubs in sponsorship, concession, media rights, municipal and MLB negotiations.
Serves on a variety of boards, including the Board of Directors of Comcast SportsNet, the Board of Advisors of Winona Capital Management (a Chicagobased private equity firm) and the Board of Governors of Global Sports Management Summit.
Born December 31, 1962, in Quincy, Mass., Kenney holds a law degree from the University of Michigan and a bachelors degree from the University of
Notre Dame ... Crane and his wife Kelly have four children, Ryan, Sophie, Clare and Caroline.
Mark McGuire Executive Vice President, Business Operations

Mark enters his 33rd season with the organization as he was named the Cubs executive vice president, business operations,
in December 1991.
Joined the Cubs organization in November 1981 as vice president of finance was named vice president of business
operations in December 1987.
Has led efforts leading to the opening of the organizations 142-acre new Spring Training complex in Mesa, Ariz., featuring
Cubs Park.
During his tenure, the team has achieved record attendance, including eight-consecutive seasons with attendance
exceeding three million fans from 2004-11.
Under his direction, Wrigley Field has undergone many structural changes the installation of lights for night baseball,
the construction of the mezzanine boxes, the building of a new press box, bleacher expansion and various seating
additions.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he worked for American National Bank in Chicago and Tribune Company.
Holds a bachelors degree in English from Georgetown University and a Masters of Business Administration degree from Loyola University.
Mark and his wife, Bow, have five children: Maggie, Aileen, Mark, Grace and Mary.
Mike Lufrano Executive Vice President, Community Affairs,

General Counsel
Mike was named the Cubs executive vice president, community affairs and general counsel in January 2011 after joining
the organization in May 2004.
Oversees community and government affairs, neighborhood relationships, charitable participation and serves as general
counsel.
Helped lead Cubs Charities $2.4 million in donations in 2013 and more than $1 million in annual contributions to the
community each of the last 10 years.
The third-annual Bricks and Ivy Ball in 2013 collected more than $1.2 million for Cubs Charities ... the eighth-annual
Race to Wrigley 5K race welcomed more than 6,000 runners in 2013.
Worked with the City of Mesa, Ariz., to help earn City and voter approval of a new training facility for the Cubs.
Helped gain approval for Wrigley Field activities and events, including bleacher renovations, City night game authorization
and approval for musical performances by Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney and others.
Led community involvement, including construction of Little Cubs Field at Humboldt Park, renovations to Thillens Stadium, Hamlin Park and contributes to
numerous parks, programs and organizations in the Lake View community and throughout Chicago.
Served in the White House from 1993-95 as a special assistant to the President and deputy director of advance worked on presidential campaigns in
1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000.
Received a bachelors degree in economics from the University of Illinois and a law degree from Harvard Law School.
A longtime Lake View resident and a graduate of Lane Technical High School.
Mike and his wife, Lyz, have two children: Drew and Evan.
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Jed Hoyer Executive Vice President, General Manager

Jed was named Cubs executive vice president and general manager on November 1, 2011, following two seasons in the
same position with the San Diego Padres ... is reunited with President, Baseball Operations Theo Epstein after the two worked
together for the Boston Red Sox from 2002-09, helping guide the club to two world championships in 2004 and 2007.
Since joining the Cubs, the organization has acquired first baseman Anthony Rizzo via trade, selected outfielder Albert
Almora and infielder Kris Bryant with its first pick in the 2012 and 2013 drafts, respectively, signed free agent pitcher
Edwin Jackson and signed Cuban outfielder Jorge Soler, a top prospect in the organization.
In 2010, his first season guiding the Padres, the club posted the fourth 90-win campaign in the franchises 42-year
history ... at 90-72, the club finished 18 games over .500 and just 2.0-games back of the Giants for the N.L. West title
despite the lowest payroll in baseball.
w Signed free agents Jerry Hairston Jr., Chris Denorfia, Matt Stairs, Jon Garland and Yorvit Torrealba prior to the
2010 campaign, all whom contributed to the 90-win season ... at the All-Star break, acquired six-time All-Star
and 2002 AL MVP Miguel Tejada along with outfielder Ryan Ludwick.
w Following a 75-87 record in 2009, the Padres 15-game win improvement was the best of any team in baseball.
A top priority in his two years with San Diego was rebuilding the farm system with Assistant GM (and now Cubs Senior Vice President, Scouting/Player
Development) Jason McLeod ... two months following their departure, the organization was ranked the top farm system in baseball by ESPN.com.
In his duties with the Red Sox, was actively involved in player development, major league scouting, quantitative analysis and advance scouting.
In 2005, served as Bostons co-general manager during a 44-day stint while Theo Epstein briefly left the organization ... during that span, he helped to
complete the trade for Josh Beckett and Mike Lowell that sent Hanley Ramirez, Anibal Sanchez and two other minor leaguers to the Marlins in a sevenplayer deal.
w Beckett and Lowell were named ALCS MVP and World Series MVP, respectively, in 2007, with Beckett also finishing second in the A.L. Cy Young
award voting that season.
A native of Plymouth, N.H., he is a 1996 graduate of Wesleyan University, where he helped lead the Cardinals to the championship game of the NCAA
Division III World Series in 1994 as a pitcher and shortstop.
w He still holds the record for career saves ... also won the Ahrens Award as the schools top male athlete his senior year ... he later served two
seasons as an assistant coach for the Wesleyan Baseball Team.
Jed and his wife, Merrill, were married in 2010 and have a son, Beckett.
Jason McLeod Senior Vice President, Scouting/Player Development

Jason joined the Cubs as Senior Vice President, Scouting and Player Development on November 1, 2011, and has 19 years of
experience in baseball operations and coaching ... prior to two seasons as the San Diego Padres Assistant General Manager
in 2010-11, spent six seasons with the Boston Red Sox, including five seasons as director of amateur scouting following the
clubs 2004 World Series title.
In his first two drafts with Chicago, selected outfielder Albert Almora with the sixth overall pick in 2012 and infielder Kris
Bryant with the second overall selection in 2013 ... Bryant is ranked as the second-best Cubs prospect heading into
2014 by Baseball America, and Almora is ranked fourth.
Joined the Padres in December of 2009, and oversaw amateur scouting and player development while working with
general manager Jed Hoyer.
Worked for the Boston Red Sox scouting department from 2003-09 ... in 2008, was awarded the Red Sox Unsung Hero
Award by the Boston Baseball Writers Association ... his first draft with Boston produced 2007 AL Rookie of the Year
and 2008 AL Most Valuable Player Dustin Pedroia ... Baseball America ranked the Red Sox draft among the top five
drafts in three of his first four years as Director of Amateur Scouting, including second-best in 2005 and first in 2006.
Other Red Sox regulars drafted under him include Jacoby Ellsbury, Jed Lowrie, Daniel Bard and Clay Buchholz.
Held various positions with the Padres from 1994-2003, beginning as an intern in the baseball operations department ... was a full-time assistant in the
department, then coached in the minor leagues for three years before returning to the front office as the assistant director of scouting an player development.
w Served as an area scout in Southern California from 2002-03 before joining the Red Sox.
Born in Hawaii, he was raised in San Diego and attended Rancho Buena Vista High School, where he played alongside former major league outfielder and
current Padres coach Dave Roberts ... he attended Palomar Junior College before being drafted by the Astros in the 44th round of the 1991 Draft.
w The right-handed hurler pitched in the minors from 1991-92 before taking an internship with the Padres.
Jason has three children: son, Cameron, and twins, Logan and Laney ... he is the great-grand nephew of Hall of Fame pitcher Carl Hubbell.
Alex Sugarman Senior Vice President, Strategy and Development

Alex was named senior vice president, strategy and development in February of 2013 after joining the organization in
January of 2010.
In his current role, Alex oversees the organizations strategic planning and corporate development functions of the
organization, and assists in the management of the organizations banking relationships.
Joined the Cubs following four years with Galatioto Sports Partners, LLC While at Galatioto Sports Partners, LLC, served
as an advisor to the Ricketts Family in the acquisition of a controlling interest in the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and 25
percent of Comcast SportsNet Chicago Also completed multiple other financial advisory engagements and lending
transactions in the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB.
Prior to his time at Galatioto Sports Partners, LLC, Alex was a financial analyst for the National Hockey League from
2003-04.
Graduated from Emory University with a B.A. in Economics and Political Science in 2002 ... earned his M.B.A. from the
Columbia Business School in 2006.
Alex resides in Lakeview with his wife, Eileen.
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Randy Bush Assistant General Manager

Randy was promoted to assistant general manager on December 20, 2006, after serving as special assistant to the general
manager ... named interim general manager, August 19, 2011, taking over for Jim Hendry through the end of the season.
Rejoined the organization as a special assistant on January 26, 2005 his duties included evaluating the Cubs minor
league system, working on field with the major and minor league clubs during spring training and assisting in professional scouting.
Also worked for the club in 1999, serving as the minor league hitting coordinator.
Was the head baseball coach at his alma mater, the University of New Orleans, from 2000-2004.
The former first baseman/outfielder spent his entire career with Minnesota including 12 seasons in a major league
uniform.
w Batted .251 with 275 extra-base hits and 409 RBI in 1,219 career games.
w Played on two world championship teams (1987 and 1991).
Played for Miami Dade Community College and the University of New Orleans.
Received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance in 1994 from the University of New Orleans.
Randy and his wife, Catherine, have two children:Ryan and Jason.
Shiraz Rehman Assistant General Manager

Shiraz was promoted to his current role, October 4, 2012, after he joined the organization as assistant to the general
manager on November 14, 2011 ... that followed six seasons with the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball operations department
beginning in 2005, most recently serving as the clubs director of player personnel in 2011.
In his current role, he supports GM Jed Hoyer on potential player acquisitions and assists in providing scouting, financial
and statistical information to support trade and player evaluation ... Shiraz also oversees the salary arbitration process,
the development of the clubs evaluation technologies, departmental resource allocation, entry-level hiring and the clubs
analytics efforts.
Prior to his time as Arizonas director of player personnel, he also held titles of director of baseball operations (200910) and manager of baseball operations (2007-08) after joining the organization as a baseball operations assistant in
December of 2005.
Before joining the Diamondbacks, he interned for the Boston Red Sox during the 2005 season in the baseball operations department.
Prior to joining the Red Sox, he spent time as a commodities trader and financial consultant for more than five years and obtained his MBA from Columbia
Business School in 2006 ... is a 1999 graduate of McGill University, where he earned a bachelors degree in finance and accounting and was a starting
infielder on the baseball team for four years.
He and his wife, Beth, have two children: daughter, Eden, and son, Mays.
Tim Wilken Special Assistant to President and General Manager

Tim was promoted to his current role as special assistant to the president and general manager in August of 2012 after he
joined the Cubs as the director of amateur and professional scouting in December 2005 ... has helped to sign and develop
current Cubs Darwin Barney (2012 N.L. Gold Glove winner), JamesRussell and Jeff Samardzija, along with former Cubs
Tyler Colvin, Josh Donaldson and DJ LeMahieu.
Joined the club after spending the previous three years as a special assistant to the general manager for Tampa Bay
also oversaw the scouting department and contributed to the signing and development of notable players, including:
Jeremy Hellickson, Jeff Niemann, Reid Brignac and Wade Davis.
Was named the 2006 East Coast Scout of the Year by the Scout of the Year Foundation at the Winter Meetings in
Orlando, Fla.
w Nominees for the award are submitted by scouting directors from all 30 major league clubs nominees must
have at least 25 years experience.
Prior to working for the Devil Rays, spent 25 seasons working in the Toronto Blue Jays organization ... helped to sign and
develop former All-Star infielder Mike Sharperson.
Began his career in 1979 as an area scout for the Blue Jays.
Coached Torontos Pioneer League affiliate in 1980 and coached and managed the Gulf Coast affiliate in 1981.
Was named Torontos National Crosschecker in 1989, was promoted to Director of U.S. Scouting in 1995 and was named the Vice President of Baseball
Operations in 2000.
w Contributed to Torontos signing and developing a distinguished list of players, including: Casey Blake, Chris Carpenter, Ryan Freel, Jay Gibbons,
Shawn Green, Roy Halladay, Orlando Hudson, Reed Johnson, Steve Karsay, Jimmy Key, Alex Rios, ShannonStewart,Vernon Wells, Craig Wilson and
Michael Young.
w After his promotion to National Crosschecker, the Blue Jays draft was ranked in the top five each year, producing four Rawlings Gold Glove winners
and two Cy Young Award winners in 2003, Toronto was named Baseball Americas organization of the year.
Attended St. Petersburg Junior College and Spring Hill College in Mobile,Ala. graduated from Dunedin (Fla.) High School.
Tim and his wife,Sheri, reside in Dunedin, Fla. they have five children: Casey, Fergus, Jenae, Karis and Lauren.
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Joe Bohringer Director, Professional Scouting

Joe joined the Cubs on November 7, 2011 as the teams director of professional scouting, reporting to General Manager Jed
Hoyer ... coordinates all of the Cubs minor league and Major League scouting efforts the 2014 campaign will mark his
25th season in professional baseball.
Before joining the Cubs, he served as a pro scout for the Arizona Diamondbacks from 2006 through 2011 evaluated
professional players at all levels and served on Arizonas post-season advance scouting staff also assisted in crosschecking amateur players for the Diamondbacks 2009 and 2010 drafts.
Prior to joining Arizona, he spent five seasons as an area scouting supervisor for the Seattle Mariners from 2002-06, first
in California and then in the upper Midwest.
Before beginning his scouting career, he spent three seasons as senior manager of player development for the
Los Angeles Dodgers (1998-2001), giving him experience on both the scouting and player development sides.
Previously held team operations positions with minor league clubs in Buffalo, New York and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1993 with a business degree from MITs Sloan School of
Management began his baseball career with internships with the New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates while a student at MIT.
He and his wife, Kathleen, have a daughter, Lauren.
Scott Harris Director, Baseball Operations

Scott joined the Cubs as director of baseball operations on November 29, 2012, after serving two years at Major League
Baseball as the leagues coordinator of major league operations ... in his current role, he assists with all areas of baseball
operations, including Major League roster transactions, waivers and rules compliance, salary arbitration, negotiating contracts
and the baseball operations budget.
With Major League Baseball, he provided transaction support and analysis to all 30 clubs and worked on the First-Year
Player Draft, the Rule 5 Draft, the World Baseball Classic and various industry studies within the league office.
Prior to joining Major League Baseball, he interned for the Washington Nationals in 2008 and the Cincinnati Reds in
2010.
A native of Redwood City, Calif., Scott attended the Executive MBA Program at Columbia Business School while working
at Major League Baseball, graduated with a bachelors degree in Economics from UCLA in 2009 and studied at the
London School of Economics in 2007.
Matt Dorey Director, Amateur Scouting

Matt begins his third season with the Cubs and his first as director of amateur scouting, bringing with 10 years experience as
a coach or scout ... he spent the previous two seasons as a national crosschecker for the organization.
From 2008-11, was an area scout for the Red Sox.
Prior to joining Boston, he was the head coach at Mount Hood Community College in Portland, Ore., in 2008 ... he was
an assistant coach at the school from 2004-05.
Spent the 2006-07 seasons as an assistant coach at Washington State University.
Attended Mount Hood Community College in 1993-94 and transferred to Portland (Ore.) State University, where he
played baseball in 1995-96.
Matt resides in Chicago.
Jaron Madison Director, Player Development

Jaron begins his 13th year in professional baseball and his second full year with the Cubs ... the 2014 campaign marks
his first as director of player development after joining the organization as director of amateur scouting, August 10, 2012.
Jaron served as the San Diego Padres Director of Scouting from December of 2009 through July of 2012, working with
then General Manager Jed Hoyer and Assistant General Manager Jason McLeod.
w His Padres drafts were highlighted by such players as INFs Jedd Gyorko and Cory Spangenberg, C Austin Hedges
and RHP Joe Ross, who were all named among the Padres top 10 prospects by Baseball America heading into
the 2012 season.
From 2008-09, was the St. Louis Cardinals Assistant Director of Scouting.
Was San Diegos Assistant to the Director of Scouting from 2005-07 prior to that, was an area scout for the Pittsburgh
Pirates from 2002-05 covered Northern California, Northern Nevada and Hawaii.
Began his professional baseball career as an associate area scout with the Padres in 2002.
Received his Masters in Sports Management from the University of San Francisco in 2002 after graduating from Long
Beach State University in 1998.
w Coached at his alma mater from 2000-01.
Jaron and his wife, Tia, and children, Jamil and Jaia, reside in Northern California.
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Chris Moore Director, Research and Development

Chris joined the Cubs in October of 2013 as director of research and development ... in his current role, he is responsible for
developing and overseeing the research and analytics function within baseball operations.
Joining the Cubs from WorldQuant LLC, where he spent three years as a portfolio manager, building algorithmic trading
strategies.
Prior to joining WorldQuant, spent five years earning a Ph.D in Psychology and Neuroscience at Princeton University ...
he focused on computational methods and machine learning, which he applied to both baseball and brain science.
Earned a B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy from the University of California Davis, and a Ph.D. in Psychology and
Neuroscience from Princeton University.
Chris resides in Chicago with his wife, Devon.
Peter Chase Director, Media Relations

Peter is in his 15th season in Major League Baseball, his eighth with the Cubs ... he was named the Cubs director of media
relations on January 11, 2007 prior to joining the Cubs organization, he had spent seven seasons with the Boston Red Sox.
Prior to his time with the Cubs, he most recently served as Bostons manager of baseball information in 2006.
Began with the Red Sox as a media relations intern in 2000 before being promoted to media relations assistant in 2002.
Received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Print Journalism from Boston University in 2001.
Peter resides in Chicago.
Louie Eljaua Special Assistant to the G.M./

Director of International Operations
Louie enters his sixth season in the Cubs organization after being named as a special assistant to the general manager
December 3, 2008 pronounced el-HOW-ah.
Served as a special assistant to the general manager for Pittsburgh from 2004-08 he oversaw the construction of the
Pirates new Latin American headquarters and baseball training academy in El Toro, Dominican Republic.
Worked for the Boston Red Sox from 2002-03 as the Director of International Scouting during his time, supervised
the construction of the Red Sox Dominican Academy, a $3 million complex which serves as a year-round training facility
in El Toro, Dominican Republic.
Began his career with the Marlins in 1992 as a part-time scout before being promoted to area scout and assistant
director of Latin American operations in 1994 he was named as Floridas Director of Latin American Scouting in 1999
after briefly serving as the Detroit Tigers as a special assignment scout in 1998.
Signed 2012 Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera while a scout with the Marlins in 1999.
The former infielder was a graduate assistant coach for St. Thomas University (Fla.) in 1991.
Played baseball at Miami-Dade Community College (1988-89) and St. Thomas University (1990-91).
Attended Monsignor Pace High School in Miami, Fla., where he was a four-year letterman in baseball, winning the state championship in his sophomore
and senior seasons.
Louis resides in Miami, Fla., with his wife, Marcia, and daughter, Olivia.
Kyle Evans Special Assistant to the President and G.M./

Director of Video and Advance Scouting
Kyle enters his third season with the Cubs, and his second as special assistant to the president and G.M./director of video
and advance scouting ... in his current role, he evaluates players at all levels of the Cubs organization, as well as both amateur
and professional players being considered for acquisition by the Cubs.
Also oversees all baseball related video operations, and the research and production of Advance Scouting reports for the
Major League team.
Joined the Cubs prior to the 2012 campaign as assistant director of video and advance scouting ... helped redesign the
process by which the Major League team prepares for upcoming opponents.
Was a Major League scout with Boston from 2008-11, evaluating players across the majors for potential acquisition.
Spent 2006-07 as coordinator of advance scouting for the Red Sox ... collaborated with advance scouts on the road to
prepare reports on upcoming opponents, including preparation for the 2007 World Series Championship.
Retired from playing in 2005 after spending parts of six seasons in the Cleveland Indians minor league system as a right-handed pitcher ... selected by
Cleveland in the sixth round of the 2000 draft out of Baylor University.
Was a First Team All-Conference pitcher for the 2000 Big 12 Champion Bears.
Received his Bachelor of Business Administration from Baylor in 2002, with a dual major in Management Information Systems and Quantitative Business
Analysis.
Resides in Chicago with his wife, Kristen, and their two children: a son, Kingsley, and a daughter, Rhea.
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Billy Williams Senior Advisor

Billy enters his seventh season as senior advisor to the club he had been serving as special assistant to the president
since November 1, 2001.
Spent his club-record 31st year in a Cubs uniform in 2001 as the teams first base coach also spent his 15th season
as a member of the Cubs coaching staff tying the club mark.
w Joined the Cubs organization in 1956 and made his major league debut in 1959 played for the club from
1959-74 and had a trio of stints on the coaching staff (1980-82, 1986-87, 1992-01).
During his 18-year major league career, including 16 seasons with the Cubs, he batted .290 with 2,711 hits, 426 home
runs and 1,475 RBI the six-time National League All-Star hit 20 or more homers 14 times, had 90-plus RBI 10 times
and batted at least .300 five times.
w Homered 392 times in a Cubs uniform the third-highest total in club history also ranks among the teams
all-time top-five in games played, at-bats, runs scored, hits, total bases, singles, doubles, extra-base hits, RBI and
walks.
w Was the National League Rookie of the Year in 1961 after setting Cubs rookie records for homers (25) and RBI (86).
w In 1970, he led the N.L. in runs scored (137) and tied for the league lead in hits (205) batted .322 with 42 homers and 129 RBI.
w Was The Sporting News Major League Player of the Year in 1972 led the N.L. in batting average (.333) while recording 37 homers and 122 RBI.
w Played in a then-N.L. record 1,117 consecutive games September 22, 1963-September 2, 1970 during the streak, he was utilized as a pinch
hitter just four times.
w Was traded to Oakland October 23, 1974, for infielder Manny Trillo and pitchers Darold Knowles and Bob Locker spent two seasons with the
As and saw his only career post-season action in the 1975 American League Championship Series against Boston.
On July 26, 1987, he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. his uniform number was retired by the Cubs August
13, 1987, as No. 26 flies from Wrigley Fields right field flagpole.
On September 7, 2010, had a statue of his likeness dedicated by the Cubs at Wrigley Field ... his statue sits at the corner of Addison Street and Sheffield
Avenue.
Was born on June 15, 1938, in Whistler, Ala.
Billy and his wife, Shirley, have four daughters: Valarie, Nina, Julia and Sandra they also have six grandchildren: William, Nicolette, Jasmine, Jeran,
Christian and Kendall.
Jon Greifenkamp Vice President, Chief Financial Officer

Jon, who brings two decades of finance and accounting experience, was named vice president, chief financial officer in April
2010, and is responsible for overseeing the franchises finance, procurement and information technology functions.
Joined the Cubs after serving four years as the vice president of finance for Thompson Reuters Healthcare ... led the
successful sale and integration of Solucient into Thomson Healthcare.
Became the vice president of finance for Solucient LLC in 2000 after joining the organization in 1996 as assistant
controller before becoming director of finance in 1998.
Began his career as a senior accountant at Price Waterhouse LLP, serving clients that included the Chicago Cubs and
Tribune Company.
Holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Marquette University and a Masters of Business
Administration degree from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Jon and his wife, Nicole, have three children:Charlie, Will and Gracie.
Colin Faulkner Vice President, Ticket Sales and Partnerships

Colin was named Cubs vice president, sales and partnerships in February 2013, and is responsible for overseeing the
franchises ticket sales, service and operations functions, as well overseeing all corporate partnership sales, service, and
activation ... Colin joined the Cubs on November 1, 2010 as the vice president of ticket sales and service.
Spent the previous 10 years with the National Hockey Leagues Dallas Stars, where he served as their senior vice president of marketing.
He joined Southwest Sports Group in 2000 as an account executive for the Texas Rangers and Dallas Stars, and began
working exclusively with the Stars two years later, holding positions such as director of sales and vice president of sales
and service along the way.
w Oversaw marketing and sales strategy with the franchise and helped the club maintain a record 238-game sellout
streak during his tenure.
Prior to joining Southwest Sports Group, he was a corporate account executive with Major League Soccers Dallas Burn
from 1998-2000.
He graduated with a degree in marketing from Baylor University in 1998.
Colin and his wife Jaime, have three children - daughter Avery and sons Blake and Drew.
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Carl Rice Vice President, Ballpark Operations

Carl was promoted to his current position in February of 2011 ... prior to this, he served as senior director of facility
management and information technology.
In his current role he is responsible for the overall operations of Wrigley Field including stadium maintenance and
improvements, field maintenance, event operations, fan experience and customer service.
Primary person responsible for bringing full scale concerts to Wrigley Field Jimmy Buffett in 2005, the Police in 2007,
Elton John/Billy Joel and the Rascal Flatts in 2009, the Dave Matthews Band in 2010, Paul McCartney in 2011, Roger
Waters The Wall, Brad Paisley and Bruce Springsteen in 2012, and Jason Aldean and Pearl Jam in 2013.
Oversaw the operations related to the 2009 NHL Winter Classic played at Wrigley Field, the 2010 Wrigleyville Classic (the
first football game played at Wrigley Field since 1970) and the 2012 Friendly in the Confines soccer game.
Joined the organization in 1982 while in high school and became a member of the information systems department in
1988.
Carl resides in Park Ridge.
Bryan Robinson Vice President, Human Resources

Bryan was named vice president of human resources in February of 2012, following nine years with the General Electric
Company ... he leads execution of the Cubs organizational strategy and cultural imperatives in addition to all aspects of human
resources.
Worked with all functions and levels of the organization to advance the Cubs performance management system to be a
digital, coaching-centered process inclusive of new values and the Cubs Way.
Developed partnership with Northwestern Universitys Kellogg School of Management to deliver specialized training and
development for Cubs Associates at all levels focusing on executive leadership, coaching and individual development,
and functional expertise.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he was HR Leader, Corporate Commercial and Communications for General Electric, leading
organizational development for GEs Chief Marketing Officer and the Global Marketing organization.
In addition, he served as GEs HR leader to the Communications and Public Affairs, Advertising and Branding, Market
Intelligence and Healthymagination corporate functions.
Holds a bachelors degree in Human Resource Management and a Masters degree in Labor Relations and HR, both from Michigan State University.
Bryan and his wife, Katie, reside on the North Side in Chicago, Ill.
Julian Green Vice President, Communications/Community Affairs

Julian joined the Cubs as vice president, communications and community affairs in September of 2011 ... in this newlycreated position, Julian directs all non-baseball communication.
Joined the Cubs with nearly 20 years of experience in communications, most recently having served as director of media
relations for MillerCoors, where he was chief spokesperson for the companys operations in the United States and Puerto
Rico.
Served as Illinois press secretary to then-United States Senator Barack Obama from 2005-07, and as campaign press
secretary from May to November of 2004.
Was the director of communications and marketing for the Chicago Park District from July of 2003-May of 2004 after
serving as assistant press secretary to then-Mayor Richard M. Daley.
w Also served as deputy campaign manager and communications director for Mayor Daleys re-election effort in
2003.
Received his bachelors degree from Alabama A&M Universitys School of Mass Communication with a specialization in
Radio and Television Broadcast ... he and his wife, Antris, reside in Chicago with their three children.
Alison Miller Senior Director, Marketing

Alison joined the Cubs in the summer of 2012 as senior director of marketing ... she is responsible for branding, marketing,
fan research, advertising, promotions, broadcasting and game entertainment at Wrigley Field this season, Alison will be
leading the Wrigley Field 100th celebration for the organization.
Prior to joining the Cubs, Alison spent over a decade in marketing at General Mills, where she was tasked with brand
management of products including Cheerios, Chex, Pillsbury, and Betty Crocker
Earned her bachelors degree from the University of Michigans Ross School of Business in 2000 and her MBA from
Harvard Business School in 2005
She was a starter on the womens basketball team while at Michigan, helping lead the Wolverines to two NCAA appearances in both 1998 and 2000.
Alison resides in Lincoln Park.
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Andrew McIntyre Senior Director, Information Technology

Andrew joined the Cubs in June of 2011 as director of information technology, and was promoted to his current role in March
of 2013 . . . he is responsible for setting the strategic direction for the Cubs enterprise business applications and the technology infrastructure of Wrigley Field, Cubs Park in Mesa (Ariz.), and the Dominican Republic Training Academy.
Andrew and the information technology team are responsible for the implementation of the Cubs Customer Relationship
Management platform, Enterprise Data Management including Business Intelligence & Analytics, Financial Accounting
systems, and the operational systems supporting Legal, HR, and Ballpark Operations.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he served as senior director of sales technology and operations at Bankers Life and Casualty,
where he led the implementation of enterprise solutions supporting over 5000 insurance sales agents working across
49 states and over 200 locations.
From 1999-2003, he worked as a technology consultant in the financial services solution center at Accenture.
Andrew graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 1996 with a bachelors degree in Mechanical
Engineering . . . earned a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 1999.
Andrew and his wife, Lisa, have three children Calvin, Paul, and Hugh.
Matt Kenny Senior Director, Wrigley Field Event Operations

Matt joined the Cubs as the organizations senior director of Wrigley Field event operations in June of 2012 ... is responsible
for the event operations and guest experience.
Prior to joining Chicago, he spent six years in the Milwaukee Brewers organization, most recently as senior director of
event services and security ... began there in 2006 as manager of event operations.
Was an event and facility manager for MECA in Omaha, Neb., from 2003-06, overseeing the operations of various facilities within the Civic Auditorium and Qwest Center.
Began his professional career in 2001 as a club and concert promoter in Omaha, Neb.
Attended Miami University.
Matt and his wife, Ann, reside in Lakeview and have two sons: Charlie and Graham.
Allen Hermeling Senior Director, Corporate Partnerships

Allen joined the Cubs in September of 2013 as senior director, corporate partnerships is responsible for overseeing the
franchises corporate partnership sales, service and activation functions.
Spent the previous three years as Director, Corporate Partnerships with the Washington Nationals, where he managed
the corporate partnership sales team.
Prior to joining the Nationals, he held the position of Vice President, Sales and Marketing with the National Football
Leagues Washington Redskins after joining the team in 2008.
Served as a Surface Warfare Officer in the United States Navy from 2002-08.
Graduated with honors from the United States Naval Academy in 2002 with a Bachelors of Science in Economics ...
earned his Masters of Business Administration from George Washington University in 2010.
Allen and his wife Megan live in Chicago with their two children daughter Maddie and son Teddy.
Lydia Wahlke Assistant General Counsel

Lydia joined the Cubs in March of 2010 as assistant general counsel in her role, she represents and directs the representation of the Cubs in all legal matters and provides legal oversight across the organization.
Prior to joining the Cubs, she was an intellectual property and litigation associate with Kirkland and Ellis LLP in Chicago
from 2005-2010.
Clerked for the Honorable Amy J. St. Eve of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
From 1998-2002, she served as manager of broadcast-video production and post-production for Miramax Films.
Received a bachelors degree in Cinema-Television Production from USC and a law degree from the USC Gould School
of law.
Lydia resides in the Roscoe Village neighborhood of Chicago.
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Andy Blackburn Director, Premier Sales and Service

Andy joined the Cubs in June of 2010 and was promoted to Director of Ticket Sales and Premier Seating in August of 2013
Andys teams are responsible for all suites and premier seats (including the PNC Club), new season ticket sales, and group
sales ... Andy brings with him over 11 years of media and sports sales experience.
Before joining the Cubs, was director of sports sales and sponsorship at Time Warner Cable for five years beginning in
2005.
Was in the affiliate sales department at ESPN and The Walt Disney Company from 2001-05.
His team experience comes with stints at both the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Pistons.
Graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1998 with a marketing degree.
Andy resides in downtown Chicago with his wife, Jill, and two daughters: Charlie and Drew.
Brian Garza Director, Ticket Sales

Brian enters his 22nd season with the Cubs and was named the director of ticket sales in January of 2012 following 14
years as the clubs assistant director of ticket sales ... under his direction, the organizations season ticket service staff is
responsible for providing year round personalized service as well as the retention and renewal of all season ticket holders.
During his tenure, the team has achieved record attendance, welcoming over three million fans through Wrigley Fields
turnstiles for eight-consecutive seasons from 2004-11, including a club-record 3,300,200 fans in 2008.
Introduced the Cubs Special Events Program in 2012.
Was part of the team that introduced the Season Ticket Holder Family Days Event and the popular in person Season
Ticket Holder Relocation Event.
Introduced the Cubs Flex Ticketing Pack in 2008 which has evolved since then into several different ticketing pack
options for Cub fans.
Joined the Cubs as a mezzanine suites intern in the marketing department for the 1993 baseball season before his
promotion to ticket sales representative that November.
Graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from Western Illinois University in 1991.
Brian, his wife, Michelle, and their daughter, Ava, reside in Itasca, Ill.
Cale Vennum Director, Ticketing Operations

Cale will begin his third season with the Cubs after joining them in August of 2011 as the Director of Ticket Operations.
Prior to joining the Cubs, Cale served as the Director of Ticket Operations with the Dallas Stars from 2009-11.
Was the Coordinator of Group Ticket Operations from 2006-09 with the Texas Rangers.
Is a 2006 graduate from Texas A&M University, where he majored in Sports Management.
Married to his wife, Sarah.
Tim Owens Director, Facilities

Tim joined the Cubs in August of 2013 as director of facilitieshe is responsible for repairs and maintenance, custodial
services, grounds maintenance, and various capital ballpark improvements for Wrigley Field.
Prior to joining the Cubs, Tim spent two seasons with the NHLs Florida Panthers as senior director of building operations.
Was director of engineering at the InterContinental Miami Hotel where lead the first phase of the hotels 40 million dollar
renovation in 2011 ... recognized for achievements in environmental sustainability by the Greater Miami & The Beaches
Hotel Association.
From 1997 to 2009, Tim served with Starwood Hotels & Resorts with brands such as Sheraton, Westin, and W Hotels.
Holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Mass.
Tim resides in Lakeview.
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James Reynolds Director, Security and Safety Operations

James C. Reynolds was named Cubs Director of Safety and Security Operations in August of 2013 he is responsible for
overseeing the protection of all Chicago Cubs associates, assets, and facilities, ensuring that all events, attendees, and associates are safe, secure and well protected.
Spent the previous 13 years as Director of Safety and Security for Hilton Worldwide.
A veteran of the U.S. Army, he was a Military Police Officer in the Republic of Panama, and California, and has a total of
22 years of Physical Security, Emergency Preparedness, and Life Safety experience.
Is a graduate of Radford University with a Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice.
Board certified in security management as a Certified Protection Professional (CPP).
President of the Chicago Hospitality, Entertainment and Tourism Security Association (Chicago HEAT).
Jahaan Blake Director, Fan Experiences

Jahaan joined the Cubs prior to the 2010 season as director of fan experiences she is responsible for measuring and
developing initiatives designed to enhance the guest experience at Wrigley Field.
During her time with the Cubs she created and implemented the Wrigley Field Ambassador Program, designed to enhance customer service, and ensure each fan has the best possible experience before, during and after their game at
Wrigley Field.
Prior to joining the Cubs, she was Director of Fan Hospitality for the Los Angeles Dodgers she was responsible for the
Dodgers Ambassadors, the integrated efforts of the Game Day Staff, and various special events.
She began her career in Major League Baseball with the Boston Red Sox in 2002 as one of the inaugural Red Sox
Ambassadors (selected from more than 3,600 candidates) to augment the fan experience at Fenway Park Jahaan
was promoted in 2004, entrusted with managing the Ambassadors, pre-game entertainment, and special events.
Jahaan earned her bachelors degree from American International College in 2001 and her masters degree in integrated
marketing communications from Emerson College in 2003.
Jahaan resides in the River North area of Chicago.
Connie Falcone Director, Community Affairs

Connie is responsible for overseeing Cubs Charities programs and events while managing Cubs community initiatives including community service projects, donations program, and player and alumni outreach Connie joined the Cubs on January 3,
2011 as Manager, Fundraising, Development and Events.
Worked with owners and executive management to plan and execute the Bricks and Ivy Ball, raising over $1 million for
Cubs Charities in each of the last 3 years.
Spent the previous 5 years as Director of Finance and Development for Urban Initiatives, a Chicago-area nonprofit
focused on sports-based youth development.
Served 10 years as Executive Vice President for Devers Group, Inc. and co-founded the companys private equity practice.
At its zenith, Devers Group companies had revenues of $100 million and over 700 employees.
A lawyer by training, began professional career in Denver at a mid-sized law firm.
Earned her bachelors degree at Colorado College, J.D. from the University of Notre Dame, and M.B.A. from the University
of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Connie and her husband Charlie live in the north suburbs and have three children: Kiley, Charlie and Matthew.
Jason Sondag Director, Strategy and Development

Jason joined the Cubs in June 2010 and was promoted to Director of Strategy and Development in November of 2013he
is responsible for managing the organizations strategic plan and analyzing key strategic questions that underpin decisions
made by the executive team.
During his time with the Cubs, he has worked on a broad range of projects such as the development of the financial
model for the restoration of Wrigley Field and most recently he led the selection process and negotiation for the organizations concession partners.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he was a private equity investor at American Capital, Ltd., where he was focused on making
control investments in distressed companies.
Jason started his career as an investment banking analyst in the financial restructuring group at Houlihan Lokey.
Graduated from the University of Michigan in 2005 with a BBA in Financeearned an MBA from Kellogg School of
Management in 2011.
Jason and his wife, Jackie, reside in Chicago with their son Ryan.
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Patrick Meenan Director, Sourcing and Procurement

Patrick begins his second season with the Cubs as the Director of Sourcing and Procurement he is responsible for managing the product and services procurement process.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he served as Director of Corporate Purchasing for US Airways from 2010 to 2012.
From 2000 to 2010 he worked in consulting for Arthur Andersen and Protiviti where he was elevated to Associate Director of Supply Chain Solutions.
Graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 1997 with a bachelors degree in Accounting received
his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management in 2008.
Patrick and his wife, Colleen, reside in Chicago with their daughter, Marty.
Justin Piper General Manager, Spring Training Operations

Justin was named General Manager of Spring Training Business Operations in February of 2013, following four seasons with
the Reno Aces, Triple-A Affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks ... he oversees all business activity at Cubs Park, including sales,
marketing, facility operations and community affairs.
Worked with all functions and levels of the organization to develop the operations plan for Cubs Park.
Developed a fan experience model that leverages the Wrigley Field experience while bringing a unique Cactus League
feel to Cubs Park.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he spent over 10 years with various professional sports teams including the Reno Aces, San
Jose Sharks and Sacramento RiverCats, leading all aspects of team business operations.
Prior to his career in professional sports, he was a senior consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, where he specialized in
process analysis and integrated management and technology solutions for the worlds largest corporations and government agencies.
Justin attended Boston College, where he earned a bachelors degree in Operations and Strategic Management.
He and his wife, Leigh, relocated to the Phoenix Valley with their daughter, Fiona, and son, Graham.
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16 Rick Renteria
Manager
FULL NAME: Richard Avia Renteria
BORN: 12/25/61 in Harbor City, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 52
RESIDES: Temecula, CA
CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2016,

club options for 2017 and 2018
FAMILY: Married Ilene ... Children

Joseph, Michael, Anthony, Alexandria
POSITION AS PLAYER: Infielder

NAMED CUBS MANAGER: November 7, 2013
Renteria: Facts and Information

Rick was named the 53rd manager in Cubs history, November 7, 2013, replacing Dale Sveum ... the 2014 campaign marks his 16th year as a manager or
coach following a 13-year playing career (1980-89, 1991-94).
Joins Chicago following six seasons (2008-13) on the San Diego Padres major league coaching staff, including bench coach duties from 2011-13.
w Was the Padres first base coach from 2008-10.
Was the manager for Team Mexico in the 2013 World Baseball Classic.
First joined San Diego in 2003 as a coach with Single-A Lake Elsinore ... was a manager in the Padres farm system from 2004-07.
Managed four seasons in the Marlins organization from 1998-2001 ... named Midwest League Manager of the Year after leading Kane County to a leaguebest 78-59 record in 1999.
Hit .237 (100-for-422) with 20 doubles, two triples, four home runs and 41 RBI in 184 career big league games with Pittsburgh (1986), Seattle (198788) and Florida (1993-94).
Played third base for the Charros de Jalisco of the Mexican League in 1991-92, winning the leagues batting crown with a .442 average in 1991, earning
Mexican League Player of the Year honors.
Renteria: Managerial and Coaching Career

Rick began his coaching career in 1998 and has been a coach or manager
for 15 seasons with Florida (1998-2001) and San Diego (2003-13), including
the last six years on the Padres major league staff ... was San Diegos bench
coach from 2011-13 after handling first base coach duties from 2008-10.
Managed Team Mexico in the 2013 World Baseball Classic.
Was a minor league coach or manager in San Diegos system from 200307 ... was a coach at Single-A Lake Elsinore before managing there for
three seasons from 2004-06 ... managed at Triple-A Portland in 2007
before his promotion to the major league staff.
Managed the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs in 2000-2001, capping a fouryear stint as a manager in the Marlins farm system.
Named the 1999 Midwest League Manager of the Year after guiding
Single-A Kane County to a league-best 78-59 record.
w Was also recognized by the Marlins organization as the Carl Barger
Player Development Person of the Year.
Began his managerial career in 1998, taking the helm of Single-A Brevard
County in the Marlins chain.
w Became the first former Marlins player to join the organization as a
manager in the system.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
1998 Brevard County-A
Florida State 43-97 .307
6th/6th
1999 Kane County-A
Midwest
78-59 .569
*1st
2000 Portland-AA
Eastern
71-70 .504
4th
2001 Portland-AA
Eastern
77-65 .542
3rd
2004 Lake Elsinore-A
California
68-72 .486
4th
California
70-68 .503
3rd
California
74-66 .529
#1st
2007 Portland-AAA
Pacific Coast 58-86 .403
4th
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
539-583 .480
*Defeated Quad City in round one, two-games-to-one, lost semifinals to Burlington,
two-games-to-one ... #Lost semifinals to Inland Empire, three-games-to-one
COACHING CAREER
2003 San Diego minor league hitting coach
2008-10 San Diego major league first base coach
2011-13 San Diego major league bench coach
Renteria: Playing Career

Originally selected by Pittsburgh in the first round of the 1980 First-Year Player Draft, Rick appeared in 184 major league games as an infielder with the
Pirates (1986), Mariners (1987-88) and Marlins (1993-94).
Made his major league debut with the Pirates in 1986, playing in 10 games.
Collected the first pinch-hit in Marlins history, April 14, 1993, at San Francisco off Dave Righetti.
Hit his first career major league home run, June 1, 1993, off the Giants Bud Black.
Batted .287 in 857 career minor league games, amassing 167 doubles, 32 triples, 37 home runs and 397 RBI.
Played in the Mexican League in 1985 and again in 1991-92 ... won the leagues batting crown with a .442 average in 1991 for the Charros de Jalisco,
earning Mexican League Player of the Year honors.
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Renteria: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1980
GCL Pirates-R
1981 Greenwood-A
1982
Alexandria-A
1983
Lynn-AA
1984
Nashua-AA

Hawaii-AAA
1985
Hawaii-AAA
1986
Hawaii-AAA

Pittsburgh
1987
Calgary-AAA

Seattle
1988
Calgary-AAA

Seattle
1989
Calgary-AAA
1991
Indianapolis-AAA
1993
Indianapolis-AAA

Florida
1994
GCL Marlins-R

Edmonton-AAA

Florida
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS E OBP SLG

.227 46 176 19 40 6 1 2 23 3 3 2 9 15 4-2 16 .268 .307
.286 127 510 90 146 19 5 4 48 6 7 10 26 53 8-5 39 .329 .367
.331 127 508 80 168 24 5 14 100 3 7 4 24 54 12-9 28 .361 .480
.285 115 424 47 121 25 0 4 40 2 3 4 31 45 3-2 19 .338 .373
.273 113 443 63 121 22 7 1 34 3 2 1 39 43 21-15 12 .332 .361
.247 19 77 8 19 3 1 0 11 1 0 0 6 7 1-0 2 .301 .312
.194 7 31 2 6 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0-0 0 .194 .258
.314 112 389 51 122 20 9 1 51 1 9 2 22 29 10-3 13 .346 .419
.250 10 12 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0-0 2 .250 .333
.296 69 267 41 79
14 3 1 32 2 3 1 9 20 3-3 11
.318 .382
.100 12 10 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1-0 1 .182 .200
.264 24 87 15 23 6 1 4 10 1 0 2 5 10 3-3 7 .319 .494
.205 31 88 6 18 9 0 0 6 1 0 0 2 8 1-3 3 .222 .307
.295 65 234 34 69
17 0 5 36 1 6 1 15 11 4-3 9
.332 .432
.236 20 72 6 17 5 0 1 5 0 1 0 6 9 0-0 1 .291 .347
.236 20 72 6 17 5 0 1 5 0 1 0 6 9 0-0 1 .291 .347
.255 103 263 27 67 9 2 2 30 3 1 2 21 31 0-2 2 .314 .327
.000 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 2 .222 .000
.171 10 35 3 6 4 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 4 0-0 0 .189 .286
.224 28 49 5 11 0 0 2 4 0 0 2 1 4 0-1 1 .269 .347
.237 184 422 42 100 20 2 4 41 4 1 4 25 49 2-6 9 .285 .322
.287 857 3260 459 937
167 32 37 397 23 42 27 195 304 69-45 159 .329 .392
QUITE A STRETCH IN 1980 DRAFT

Rick Renteria was selected in the first round of the 1980 June draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates ... the 20th overall selection, Renteria began a stretch in which
four of five-straight draft picks would become major league managers or general managers:
Round One
Pick No.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Player
Rick Renteria, INF
Jim Acker, RHP
Terry Francona, OF
Billy Beane, OF
John Gibbons, C
Team
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Montreal
New York Mets
New York Mets
Future Position
Cubs Manager (2014)
Manager with Phillies (1997-2000), Red Sox (2004-11) and Indians (2013-current)
Oakland General Manager (1997-current)
Blue Jays Manager (2004-08, 2013-current)
GAME DEFINITIONS
Night Game: Any game scheduled to start after 5 p.m. is considered a night game. If a game is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and is delayed by rain or
for any other reason, it is considered a day game. If a game is scheduled to start at 5:01 p.m., it is considered a night game.
Twi-Night Doubleheaders: Any twi-night doubleheader scheduled to start after 4 p.m. is considered two night games. If a twi-night
doubleheader begins before 4 p.m., both contests are considered day games.
Tie Game: A regulation game that is called by the umpire-in-chief when both teams have the same number of runs is a tie game. Player
performances are official and are entered in the records, but the game does not count in the league standings and may be rescheduled at a later
date.
Suspended Game: A game becomes a suspended game if it has progressed far enough (4 1/2 or 5 innings) to be an official game and is stopped
because of (1) a curfew imposed by law, or (2) a pre-arranged time limit, or (3) darkness when a local law prohibits turning on the lights or when
lights are not available.
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25 Chris Bosio
Pitching Coach
FULL NAME: Christopher Louis Bosio
BORN: 4/3/63 in Carmichael, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 50, turns 51 on April 3
RESIDES: Chicago, IL
POSITION AS PLAYER: Pitcher
FAMILY: Single ... Children Jensen and

Jace
NAMED TO CUBS STAFF: December 16, 2011
Bosio: Facts and Information

Chris begins his third year as the Cubs major league pitching coach after serving in a variety of coaching positions with the Seattle, Tampa Bay, Cincinnati
and Milwaukee organizations this is his third stint as a big league pitching coach -- he filled the role with Tampa Bay in 2003 and in an interim basis
with Milwaukee late in the 2009 season.
In 2013, coached pitcher Travis Wood, who was named to his first career All-Star Game ... Wood became the first Cubs southpaw named to the N.L. All-Star
team since Ted Lilly in 2009.
Pitched in all or part of 11 big league seasons with Milwaukee (1986-92) and Seattle (1993-96).
Tossed the second no-hitter in Mariners history, blanking visiting Boston 7-0, April 22, 1993.
Attended Sacramento City (CA) College graduated from Cordova (CA) High School in 1981, where he played football, basketball and baseball.
Participated in the 2012 Cubs Caravan.
Bosio: Coaching Career

Since throwing his final major league pitch in 1996, Chris has assisted in a
COACHING CAREER
variety of coaching and scouting roles in the professional ranks and on the
2000-02 Seattle minor league special assignment pitching coach
collegiate level.
2003 Tampa Bay major league pitching coach
Previously worked as an advance scout for Milwaukee in 2010-11 before
2008 Cincinnati minor league pitching coach
taking over as pitching coach at Triple-A Nashville in June 2011 after in- 2009 Milwaukee minor league pitching coach, promoted to major league pitching
coach August 12
cumbent Rich Gale resigned for personal reasons.
2011 Milwaukee minor league pitching coach beginning in June
In 2009, served as Nashvilles pitching coach and directed the Sounds
2012-13 Cubs major league pitching coach
staff to the lowest ERA in the Pacific Coast League late in the 2009
season, replaced Bill Castro as pitching coach for the Milwaukee
Brewers.
Joined the Cincinnati Reds organization in 2008, serving as pitching coach for Double-A Chattanooga.
Prior to joining the Reds, coached two seasons for Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, first as the schools pitching coach and then as interim
manager in 2006-07.
From 2004-05, was the assistant pitching coach at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
Became a coach at the major league level in 2003, serving as Lou Piniellas pitching coach in Tampa Bay.
For three seasons prior to his stint with the Devil Rays, worked as a special assignment pitching coach in Seattles organization ... duties included time as
Triple-A Tacomas pitching coach in 2001, relieving Jim Slaton who was away on personal business.
Bosio: Playing Career

Chris played 11 big league seasons with Milwaukee (1986-92) and Seattle (1993-96) all told, tallied a 94-93 career record with a 3.96 ERA
(753 ER/1,710.0 IP) in 309 games (246 starts).
Tossed the second no-hitter in Mariners history, blanking visiting Boston 7-0, April 22, 1993.
Won 14 or more games three times, including a career-high 16 victories in 1992 for Milwaukee.
Was named Milwaukees Most Valuable Pitcher in 1989 after finishing fourth in the American League with 173 strikeouts and tied for fourth with eight
complete games.
Selected by Milwaukee in the second round of the 1982 draft (January Secondary phase).
#95 Chad Noble Bullpen Catcher

FULL NAME: Chad Dudley Noble
AGE: 26
POSITION AS PLAYER: Catcher
BORN: 11/18/87 in Rockwall, TX
RESIDES: Rockwall, TX
FIRST SEASON AS CUBS BULLPEN CATCHER: 2014
Chad was selected by the Cubs in the 37th round of the 2010 draft, and played four minor league seasons ... all told, batted
.211 (152-for-721) with 29 doubles, three home runs and 74 RBI in 221 career games.
He attended Northwestern University after he graduated from Rockwall (Texas) High School in 2006.
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Bosio: Career Statistics

W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV
IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK
3-2 4.91 13 3 2 1 1 51.1 60 31 28 2 6 17 53 9 1
3-10 5.60 17 17 3 0 0 107.2
125 82 67 9 4 41 71 8 1
2-2 2.84 7 7 2 1 0 44.1 30 18 14 3 4 18 43 0 0
17-6 2.73 26 26 11 2 0 181.0 159 83 55 12 5 56 156 17 4
11-6 3.82 28
25 6 1 2 181.1
186
108 77 14 4 49
155 4 5
7-3 2.28 44 0 0 0 16 67.0 47 18 17 1 0 13 60 0 0
0-4 7.01 10 4 0 0 0 34.2 41 27 27 9 0 13 29 2 1
11-8 5.24 46 19 2 1 2 170.0 187 102 99 18 1 50 150 14 2
7-15 3.36 38 22 9 1 6 182.0
190 80 68 13 2 38 84 1 2
1-0 3.86 2 2 1 0 0 14.0 13 6 6 0 0 4 12 1 0
15-10
2.95 33
33 8 2 0 234.2
225 90 77 16 6 48
173 4 2
4-9 4.00 20 20 4 1 0 132.2
131 67 59 15 3 38 76 7 0
0-0
3.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 4 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 1
14-10
3.25 32
32 5 1 0 204.2
187 80 74 15 8 58
117 5 0
16-6 3.62 33
33 4 2 0 231.1
223
100 93 21 4 44
120 8 2
9-9 3.45 29
24 3 1 1 164.1
138 75 63 14 6 59
119 5 0
4-10 4.32 19 19 4 0 0 125.0
137 72 60 15 2 40 67 4 0
10-8 4.92 31 31 0 0 0 170.0
211 98 93 18 5 69 85 10 0
0-0
1.12 2 2 0 0 0 8.0 6 3 1 0 0 0 7 0 0
4-4 5.93 18 9 0 0 0 60.2 72 44 40 8 4 24 39 1 0
0-0
0.00 2 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
0-0
2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 8 0 0
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 5.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0
0-0
1.93 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 6 2 1 0 0 0 5 0 0
94-93 3.96 309 246 39 9 9 1710.0
1742 835 753 162 41 481
1059 61 9
#Injury Rehabilitation Assignment
Seattle Mariners
YEAR TEAM
1982
Pikeville-R
1983
Beloit-A

Paintsville-R
1984
Beloit-A
1985
El Paso-AA
1986
Vancouver-AAA

Milwaukee
1987
Milwaukee
1988
Milwaukee

Denver-AA
1989
Milwaukee
1990
Milwaukee
Beloit-A#
1991
Milwaukee
1992
Milwaukee
1993
Seattle
1994
Seattle
1995
Seattle
1996
Lancaster-A

Seattle
Tacoma-AAA
Everett-A
1997
GCL Red Sox-R
Sarasota-A
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
Chris Bosio spent 11 seasons in the majors, including his final four with the Seattle Mariners from 1993-96.
He tossed the franchises first-ever no-hitter, April 22, 1993 vs. the Boston Red Sox.
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2 Eric Hinske
First Base Coach
FULL NAME: Eric Scott Hinske
BORN: 8/5/77 in Menasha, WI
OPENING DAY AGE: 36, turns 37 on August 5
RESIDES: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Married Kathryn ... Children
Ava, Dylan and A.J.
Hinske: Facts and Information

Eric joins the Cubs as the teams first base coach after a 12-year big league career with the Blue Jays (2002-06), Red Sox (2006-07), Rays (2008), Pirates
(2009), Yankees (2009), Braves (2010-12) and Diamondbacks (2013) 2014 marks his 17th season in professional baseball and his first as a coach.
Was originally drafted by the Cubs in the 17th round of the 1998 Draft (scout: Brian Milner).
Named the 2002 A.L. Rookie of the Year after leading all rookies in doubles, home runs and hits.
Attended the University of Arkansas is a 1995 graduate of Menasha (Wis.) High School, where he lettered in baseball, basketball and football.
HInske: Managerial and Coaching Career

The 2014 campaign marks Erics first as a professional coach following 12 major league seasons from 2002-13, in which he appeared in 1,387 games.
HInske: Playing Career

Eric, who was selected by the Cubs in the 17th round of the 1998 draft, batted .249 (947-for-3,797) with 549 runs, 240 doubles, 18 triples, 137 home
runs and 522 RBI in 1,387 games with Toronto (2002-06), Boston (2006-07), Tampa Bay (2008), Pittsburgh (2009), the Yankees (2009), Atlanta (201012) and Arizona (2013).
The former infielder was named the 2002 A.L. Rookie of the Year after hitting .279 (158-for-566) with 38 doubles, 24 home runs and 84 RBI in 151
games with Toronto.
w The 24 homers were the most by an AL rookie since Nomar Garciaparra in 1997 (30).
A two-time World Series champion with Boston in 2007 and the Yankees in 2009, he appeared in 10 playoff games from 2007-10, batting .286 (2-for-7)
with two home runs and three RBI.
w Made three-consecutive trips to the World Series while with the Red Sox (2007), Rays (2008) and Yankees (2009).
Clubbed his 100th career home run on July 29, 2008 at Toronto off Roy Halladay.
Owned a .283 batting average (460-for-1,626) with 282 runs, 101 doubles, 17 triples, 76 home runs and 296 RBI in 467 minor league games.
Appeared in 339 minor league games with the Cubs, hitting .285 (332-for-1,164) with 73 doubles, 50 home runs and 215 RBI, before he was traded
to Oakland, March 28, 2001, for Miguel Cairo.
Hinske: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1998
Williamsport-A

Rockford-A
1999
Daytona-A

Iowa-AAA
2000
West Tenn-AA
2001 Sacramento-AAA
2002
Toronto
2003
Toronto

Syracuse-AAA#
2004
Toronto
2005
Toronto
2006
Toronto

Boston
2007
Boston
2008 Tampa Bay
2009
Pittsburgh

New York (A.L.)
2010
Atlanta
2011
Atlanta
2012
Atlanta
2013
Arizona

Reno-AAA
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.298 68 248 46 74
20 0 9 57 0 4 2 35 61 19-3 2
.384 .488
.450 6 20 8 9 4 0 1 4 0 1 0 5 6 1-0 2 .538 .800
.297 130 445 76 132 28 6 19 79 1 5 5 62 90 16-10 22 .385 .515
.267 4 15 3 4 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 4 0-0 1 .313 .600
.259 131 436 76 113 21 9 20 73 0 3 3 78 133 14-5 28 .373 .486
.282 121 436 71 123 27 1 25 79 2 2 10 54 113 20-7 17 .373 .521
.279 151 566 99 158 38 2 24 84 0 5 2 77 138 13-1 20 .365 .481
.243 124 449 74 109 45 3 12 63 0 5 1 59 104 12-2 22 .329 .437
.500 2 8 2 4 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 .500
1.000
.246 155 570 66 140 23 3 15 69 0 6 4 54 109 12-8 8 .312 .375
.262 147 477 79 125 31 2 15 68 0 6 8 46 121 8-4 7 .333 .430
.264 78 197 35 52 9 2 12 29 0 0 0 27 49 1-1 0 .353 .513
.288 31 80 8 23 8 0 1 5 0 0 0 8 30 1-1 1 .352 .425
.204 84 186 25 38
12 3 6 21 0 1 3 28 54 3-0 3
.317 .398
.247 133 381 59 94 21 1 20 60 0 1 3 47 88 10-3
3 .333 .465
.255 54 106 18 27 9 0 1 11 0 0 3 17 27 0-0 0 .373 .368
.226 39 84 13 19 3 0 7 14 0 2 2 10 25 1-0 0 .316 .512
.256 131 281 38 72 21 1 11 51 0 3 3 33 75 0-0 2 .338 .456
.233 117 236 24 55 10 0 10 28 0 1 1 26 71 0-1 0 .311 .403
.197 91 132 9 26 7 1 2 13 0 1 0 14 41 0-0 2 .272 .311
.173 52 52 2 9 3 0 1 6 0 0 0 6 17 0-0 0 .259 .288
.056 5 18 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0-0 0 .105 .056
.249 1387 3797 549 947 240 18 137 522 0 31 30 452 949 61-21 68 .332 .430
.283 467 1626 282 460
101 17 76 296 3 15 20 236 412 70-25 72 .377 .506
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17 Brandon Hyde
Bench Coach
FULL NAME: Brandon Michael Hyde
BORN: 10/3/73 in Santa Rosa, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 40
RESIDES: Evanston, IL
POSITION AS PLAYER: Catcher/First Baseman
FAMILY: Married Lisa ... Children Aria,

Colton and Addison
NAMED TO CUBS STAFF: November 22, 2013
Hyde: Facts and Information

Brandon begins his first season as the Cubs bench coach after joining the organization in December of 2011 as minor league field coordinator ... was
promoted to director of player development, August 29, 2012 ... has 11 years coaching experience following a four-year playing career from 1997-2000.
Prior to his time with Chicago, spent nine seasons with the Miami Marlins organization including a stint as major league bench coach under managers
Edwin Rodriguez and Jack McKeon from June 23, 2010 through the end of the 2011 campaign.
Was a minor league manager in the Marlins system for five seasons, from 2005-09, compiling a 351-342 (.506) record.
Signed with the White Sox as an undrafted free agent out of Long Beach State University in June of 1997 ... former catcher/first baseman was a .252
hitter in 200 minor league games from 1997-2001, including four seasons in the White Sox system (1997-2000).
Hyde: Managerial and Coaching Career

Brandon returns to the dugout for the first time since serving as major league
MANAGERIAL RECORD
bench coach for the Miami Marlins from June 23, 2010 through the 2011
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
campaign.
South Atlantic 67-71 .486
5th
Served as a the Marlins interim manager, June 19, 2011 against Tampa 2005 Greensboro
2006 Greensboro-A
4th
Bay, following the resignation of manager Edwin Rodriguez ... Jack McKeon
2007 Carolina-AA
Southern
60-80 .429
5th/4th
was named manager the following day.
2008 Jupiter-A
Florida
74-64 .536 5th/2nd
Began the 2010 season as minor league infield coordinator in the Marlins 2009 Jacksonville-AA
Southern
82-58 .586 *3rd/1st
system, his first year in that role.
2011 Miami
National
0-1 .000
^5th
Spent the previous five years (2005-09) managing in the Marlins minor MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
351-342 .506
league system ... managed the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League
*Won semifinals three-games-to-none over Birmingham, won chamipionship
three-games-to-one over Tennessee ... ^Served as interim manager, June 19, 2011
in 2009.
vs. Tampa Bay
Served as Double-A Jacksonvilles manager in 2009, guiding the Suns to
the first of two-consecutive Southern League Championships.
COACHING CAREER
Prior to his stint with Jacksonville, managed the Single-A Jupiter Hammer2003-04 Marlins minor league hitting coach
heads (2008), the Double-A Carolina Mudcats (2007) and the Single-A
2010 Marlins minor league infield coordinator
Greensboro Grasshoppers (2005-06).
2010-2011 Marlins major league bench coach, beginning June 23, 2010
2012 Cubs minor league field coordinator
Before being promoted to manager, served as Greensboros hitting coach
for the second half of the 2003 season and all of 2004.
Was a coach for Long Beach State University in 2002 when the 49ers
finished 39-21 and were eliminated by Stanford in the College World Series.
Hyde: Playing Career

Spent four seasons in the White Sox organization after being signed as an undrafted free agent out of Long Beach State June 20, 1997, and played
independent ball in 2001 the former catcher/first baseman was a career .252 batter with 15 home runs and 104 RBI in 200 games from 1997-2001.
Played 17 games for the Chico Heat of the Independent Western League in 2001.
Best season came in 1999 with Single-A Burlington when he hit .286 with 15 doubles, six home runs and 40 RBI in 65 games.
Hyde: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1997
GCL White Sox-R
1998
Bristol-R
1999
Burlington-A
Birmingham-AA
2000
Winston-Salem-A

Charlotte-AAA
2001
Chico-IND
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
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.195 28 77 10 15 4 0 1 14 1 1 2 11 24 0-0 5 .308 .286
.372 27 94 21 35 9 0 5 26 0 0 8 21 20 0-1 2 .520 .628
.286 65 210 33 60
15 0 6 40 1 3 6 33 60 1-1 2
.393 .443
.278 7 18 4 5 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 4 0-1 1 .381 .444
.184 47 136 15 25 6 0 1 15 0 3 4 21 42 1-2 4 .305 .250
.130 9 23 2 3 1 0 1 4 1 2 0 2 9 0-0 1 .185 .304
.204 17 49 5 10 4 0 1 3 1 1 2 9 13 0-0 0 .344 .347
.252 200 607 90 153 42 0 15 104 4 10 22 100 172 2-5 15 .372 .395
1 Gary Jones
Third Base Coach
FULL NAME: Gary Wayne Jones
BORN: 11/11/60 in Henderson, TX
OPENING DAY AGE: 53
RESIDES: Henderson, TX
POSITION AS PLAYER: Infielder/Outfielder
FAMILY: Married Malinda ... Children

Tiffany and Taryn
Jones: Facts and Information

Gary begins his first season with the Cubs as the teams major league third base and infield coach ... brings with 23 years of coaching and managerial
experience, including four minor league manager of the year awards.
The former minor league infielder and outfielder was signed by the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent in 1982 ... appeared in 899 minor league games,
hitting .283 with 23 homers, 291 RBI and 225 steals.
Began his coaching career in the Athletics organization, managing the Rookie League As at the age of 29 ... in 15 seasons as a minor league skipper,
amassed a 1,039-972 (.517) record, leading four clubs to league titles.
Prior to joining Cubs, spent the last 11 years with San Diego, including the last seven seasons as the roving minor league infield coordinator.
Jones: Managerial and Coaching Career

Gary enters the 2014 campaign with 23 years of experience as a manager or
coach, winning over 1,000 games in 15 seasons as a minor league manager
in Oaklands, Bostons and San Diegos farm systems.
Named manager of the year four times: with Single-A Madison in 1991,
Double-A Huntsville in 1994 and Triple-A Edmonton in both 1996 and
1997.
Spent the previous 11 seasons with San Diego ... was the organizations
minor league infield coordinator from 2007-13 following four seasons as a
minor league manager.
w In 2010, was named the recipient of the Jack Krol Award, given
annually to acknowledge excellence in player development in the
Padres system ... also won the award in 2003 and 2004.
Managed Double-A Mobile to a share of the Southern League title in 2004
after joining San Diego as manager of Single-A Fort Wayne in 2003.
Managed in Bostons system from 1999-2001, leading Triple-A Pawtucket
to a franchise record 82 wins in 2000 ... was the franchises minor league
field coordinator in 2002.
Was Oaklands major league first base coach in 1998 following eight
seasons (1990-97) as a minor league manager in the organization.
w Managed Edmonton to consecutive Pacific Coast League titles in
1996 and 1997.
Jones: Playing Career
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
1990 AZL Athletics-R
Arizona
25-27 .481
4th
1991 Madison-A
Midwest
77-61 .558
1st
1992 Reno-A
California
65-71 .478
4th
1993 Madison-A
Midwest
77-58 .570
1st
1994 Huntsville-AA
Southern
81-57 .587
#1st
1995 Edmonton-AAA
Pacific
68-76 .472
4th
1996 Edmonton-AAA
Pacific
84-58 .592
*1st
1997 Edmonton-AAA
Pacific
80-64 .556
*1st
1999 Pawtucket-AAA
International 76-68 .528
2nd
2000 Pawtucket-AAA
3rd
2001 Pawtucket-AAA
5th
2003 Fort Wayne-A
Midwest
71-66 .518
3rd
2004 Mobile-AA
Southern
73-67 .521
^1st
2005 Mobile-AA
Southern
58-80 .420
5th/5th
2006 Mobile-AA
Southern
62-76 .449
3rd
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
1,039-972 .517
*Won Pacific Coast League title ... #Won Southern League title ...
^Southern League co-champions
COACHING CAREER
1998 Oakland major league first base coach
2002 Boston minor league field coordinator
2007-13 San Diego minor league roving field coordinator
Gary played eight minor league seasons after he was signed by the Cubs as
a non-drafted free agent in 1982 ... went on to play 899 games, hitting .283,
and drawing 783 walks compared to 542 strikeouts in 3,751 plate appearances.
Spent four seasons in the Cubs organization, from 1982-85, making stops with Single-A Geneva, Rookie League GCL Cubs, Single-A Quad Cities, Single-A
Lodi and Double-A Pittsfield.
Joined Oaklands system in 1986, and reached the Triple-A level with Tacoma in 1987 ... also played in Tacoma in 1988 and 1989.
Primarily played second base (568 games), but also saw action (225 games) in the outfield.
In 1986 with Double-A Huntsville, set a career mark with 140 ... had 128 walks, contributing to a .464 on-base percentage.
Jones: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1982
GCL Cubs-R

Geneva-A
1983 Quad Cities-A
1984 Lodi-A
1985
Pittsfield-AA
1986 Huntsville-AA
1987 Tacoma-AAA
1988
Tacoma-AAA
1989
Huntsville-AA

Tacoma-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.349 29 106 29 37 3 1 0 12 1 0 0 17 16 18-5 8 .439 .396
.200 2 5 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .333 .800
.308 133 428 105 132 23 3
6 34 2 3 4 126 105 58-22 30 .467 .418
.291 138 471 111 137 17 6 6 44 2 4 5 138 94 38-16 39 .453 .391
.252 111 325 56 82 7 5 0 30 6 3 1 72 51 17-9 16 .387 .305
.311 130 450 116 140 23 4 2 49 8 3 3 128 60 34-17 8 .464 .393
.277 135 473 102 131 22 6 3 49 5 3 3 123 83 30-12 7 .427 .368
.234 114 312 50 73 8 4 2 22 8 2 3 68 61 13-10 3 .374 .304
.275 96 287 67 79
10 3 1 45 3 3 4
107 61 16-4 13
.474 .341
.219 11 32 5 7 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 3 10 1-0 3 .286 .500
.283 899 2889 642 819
114 33 23 291 35 21 23 783 542 225-95
127 .437 .370
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3 Bill Mueller
Hitting Coach
FULL NAME: William Richard Mueller
BORN: 3/17/71 in Maryland Heights, MO
OPENING DAY AGE: 43
RESIDES: Chandler, AZ
FAMILY: Married Amy ... Children Lexi,
Tucker and Dawson
Mueller: Facts and Information

Bill, who played 11 major league seasons from 1996-2006, was part of the 2004 World Champion Red Sox squad ... he begins his first season as Chicagos
major league hitting coach following eight seasons in the Dodgers organization, including the last six as a special assistant in pro scouting.
Was a member of the 2004 World Champion Boston Red Sox squad ... reached the postseason five times as a player: in 1997 and 2000 with
San Francisco and in 2003-05 with Boston.
Won the 2003 American League batting title with a .326 average, and delivered career-bests with 45 doubles, 19 home runs and 85 RBI.
All told, batted .291 with 265 doubles, 22 triples, 85 home runs and 493 RBI in 1,216 major league games with San Francisco (1996-2000, 2002), the
Cubs (2001-02), Boston (2003-05) and the Dodgers (2006).
Began his coaching career as the Dodgers interim major league hitting coach in the second half of the 2007 season.
Graduated from DeSmet Jesuit High School in Creve Couer, Mo. ... played at Southwest Missouri State.
Mueller: Managerial and Coaching Career

Bill returns to the dugout for the first time since he was the Dodgers interim
COACHING CAREER
major league hitting coach in the second half of the 2007 campaign.
2007 Dodgers interim major league hitting coach, beginning June 14
Was 36 years old when he took over hitting coach duties for Los Angeles,
becoming the fourth-youngest major league coach in Dodgers history ... the
only coaches younger than him: Mark Cresse (27), Rube Walker (32) and
Ron Roenicke (35).
Spent the last six seasons in the Dodgers front office, most recently assisting the General Manager with special projects and player evaluation on the major
league and minor league levels.
Mueller: Playing Career

Bill was selected by San Francisco in the 15th round of the 1993 draft, and he went on to play in over 1,200 major league contests, reaching the postseason five times, culminating with a World Series title in 2004 with the Boston Red Sox.
Hit .291 with 265 doubles, 22 triples, 85 home runs and 493 RBI in 1,216 major league games with San Francisco (1996-2000, 2002), the Cubs
(2001-02), Boston (2003-05) and the Dodgers (2006).
w Amassed nearly as many walks (543) and he did strikeouts (571) in his career.
w Finished his career with a .373 on-base percentage, the third-highest mark for a third baseman from 1996-2006, behind only Chipper Jones
(.406) and Scott Rolen (.375).
Combined to hit .234 in 36 post-season games ... batted .429 (6-for-14) in the 2004 World Series against the Cardinals.
Primarily played third base, appearing there in 1,128 games ... also spent time at second base (53 games).
Won the 2003 American League batting title with a .326 batting average, going 171-for-524 with a .398 on-base percentage and a .540 slugging mark,
good for a .938 OPS.
Batted .277 with 13 home runs and 60 RBI in 173 games for the Cubs in 2001-02 ... was acquired by Cubs, November 18, 2000 for pitcher Tim Worrell
... was limited in 2001 due to left knee surgery after he was injured, May 13 at St. Louis ... was traded to San Francisco with cash, September 4, 2002,
for pitcher Jeff Verplancke.
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Mueller: Career Statistics
Boston Red Sox
YEAR TEAM
1993
Everett-A
.300 58 200 31 60 8 2 1 24 6 2 3 42 17 13-6 10 .425 .375
1994 San Jose-A
.302 120 431 79 130 20 9
5 72 1 6 3 103 47
4-8
29 .435 .425
1995
Shreveport-AA
.309 88 330 56 102 16 2 1 39 1 5 4 53 36 6-5 5 .406 .379
Phoenix-AAA
.297 41 172 23 51
13 6 2 19 6 1 0 19 31 0-0 7
.365 .477
1996
Phoenix-AAA
.302 106 440 73 133 14 6 4 36 0 3 1 44 40 2-5 11 .365 .389

San Francisco .330 55 200 31 66
15 1 0 19 1 2 1 24 26 0-0 6
.401 .415
1997 San Francisco
.292 128 390 51 114 26 3
7 44 6 6 3 48 71
4-3
14 .369 .428
1998 San Francisco
.294 145 534 93 157 27 0
9 59 3 5 1 79 83
3-3
19 .383 .395
1999
Fresno-AAA
.417 3 12 3 5 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0-0 3 .385 .583

San Francisco
.290 116 414 61 120 24 0 2 36 8 2 3 65 52 4-2 12 .388 .362
2000 San Francisco
.268 153 560 97 150 29 4 10 55 7 6 6 52 62
4-2
9 .333 .388
2001
Iowa-AAA
.423 8 26 3 11 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 0 .444 .538

CUBS
.295 70 210 38 62
12 1 6 23 4 3 3 37 19 1-1 8
.403 .448
2002
Iowa-AAA
.375 6 16 2 6 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 3 1 0-1 1 .474 .625

CUBS
.266 103 353 51 94 19 4 7 37 4 5 0 51 41 0-0 6 .355 .402

San Francisco
.154 8 13 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .214 .154
2003
Boston
*.326 146 524 85 171 45 5 19 85 4 6 7 59 77 1-4 16 .398 .540
2004
Pawtucket-AAA .308 4 13 1 4 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 1 .400 .462

Boston
.283 110 399 75 113 27 1 12 57 0 6 4 51 56 2-2 17 .365 .446
2005
Boston
.295 150 519 69 153 34 3 10 62 0 6 6 59 74 0-0 11 .369 .430
2006
Los Angeles (N.L.) .252 32 107 12 27 7 0 3 15 0 1 1 17 9 1-1 8 .357 .402
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.291 1216 4223 663 1229 265 22 85 493 37 48 35 543 571 20-18 126 .373 .425
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
.306 434 1640 271 502 77 26 14 207 14 18 11 267 174 25-25 67 .403 .410
*Led League
Bill Mueller won the 2003 American League batting

title with a .326 average for the Boston Red Sox.
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35 Lester Strode
Pitching Coach
FULL NAME: James Lester Strode
BORN: 6/17/58 in McMinnville, TN
OPENING DAY AGE: 55, turns 56 on June 17
RESIDES: St. Charles, MO
POSITION AS PLAYER: Pitcher
FAMILY: Married Angela ... Children

Brooke and Blake
NAMED TO CUBS STAFF: October 27, 2006
Strode: Facts and Information

Lester enters his 26th season as a member of the Cubs organization, and his eighth at the major league level as the clubs bullpen coach ... he is currently
the longest-tenured coach on the major league staff.
Pitched with Kentucky State University in college twice led the NAIA in strikeouts.
Participated in the 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 Cubs Caravans.
Strode: Managerial and Coaching Career

Prior to his current role, Lester was the Cubs minor league pitching
coordinator from 1996-2006.
Spent the 1994-95 seasons with the major league club as a pitching
assistant.
Was a pitching coach in the Cubs minor league system during the 1989-93
campaigns worked at Rookie-League Wytheville in 1989, Single-APeoria
from 1990-91, Single-AWinston-Salem in 1992 and Single-ADaytona in
1993.
COACHING CAREER
1989-93 Cubs minor league pitching coach
1994-95 Cubs major league pitching assistant
1996-06 Cubs minor league pitching coordinator
2007-13 Cubs major league bullpen coach
Strode: Playing Career

Lester pitched in the minor leagues from 1980-88 with Kansas City, Baltimore, St. Louis and the Cubs farm systems.
Began his career with Kansas City, going 0-1 with a 1.80 ERA(4 ER/20.0 IP) in six games (five starts), including one complete game effort for the Royals
Gulf Coast League club.
Was a Southern League All-Star in 1984, going 9-2 with seven complete games and a 2.43 ERA(25 ER/92.2 IP) in 13 starts for Double-AMemphis.
Had a brief stint with Triple-AIowa in the Cubs farm system in 1988, his final professional season was 1-1 with a 3.67 ERA(17 ER/41.2 IP) in 18
games for the I-Cubs.
Strode: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1980
GCL
Royals-R
1981
Charleston-A
1982
Fort Myers-A
1983
Jacksonville-AA
1984
Memphis-AA
1985
Omaha-AAA
1986
Omaha-AAA
1987
Rochester-AAA

Louisville-AAA
1988
Louisville-AAA

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
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0-1 1.80 6 5 1 0 0 20.0 13 5 4 1 1 10 27 1 0
3-2 2.54 8 8 0 0 0 46.0 39 14 13 0 1 32 35 4 3
8-11 3.55 24
24 5 1 0 144.1
131 74 57 5 5 79
109 8 3
7-5 3.20 25 18 3 1 0 118.0 98 58 42 9 5 50 95 4 2
9-2 2.43 13 13 7 3 0 92.2 55 25 25 5 0 32 50 0 0
7-7 4.37 21 19 3 0 0 113.1 97 57 55 12 4 73
105 6 4
9-11 4.14 28 27 5 2 0 169.2
154 87 78 19 3 88 73 9 3
0-1 8.56 4 3 0 0 0 13.2 21 13 13 7 0 3 7 0 0
0-0 6.14 5 4 0 0 0 22.0 33 16 15 5 0 8 9 0 1
1-2 7.45 6 2 0 0 0 19.1 22 17 16 2 2 10 15 1 4
1-1 3.67 18 0 0 0 0 41.2 42 18 17 0 1 17 20 0 3
45-43 3.77 158 123 24 7 0 800.2 705 384 335 65 22 402 545 37 23
58 Mike Borzello
Catching/Strategy Coach
FULL NAME: Michael Ross Borzello
BORN: 8/14/70 in Yonkers, NY
RESIDES: Los Angeles ,CA
POSITION AS PLAYER: Catcher
FAMILY: Single ... Child Emily
Borzello: Facts and Information

Mike has 18 years of experience with major league clubs and begins his third season with the Cubs his responsibilities include instructing the catchers
and involvement in the advanced scouting process.
Was a member of four World Championship teams with the Yankees: 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2000
In 1999, appeared as John C. Reillys catching double in Universal Pictures For Love of the Game with Kevin Costner.
Played four minor league seasons (1991-94) in the St. Louis system, reaching the Single-A level.
Earned a bachelors degree in Communication Arts from California Lutheran University (Thousand Oaks, Calif.).
Borzello: Managerial and Coaching Career

Mike begins his third season on the Cubs major league coaching staff,
COACHING CAREER
bringing with him 18 years of major league experience since joining the
1996-2007 Yankees major league bullpen catcher and batting practice pitcher
Yankees in 1996 as a bullpen catcher and batting practice pitcher.
2008-11 Dodgers major league bullpen catcher
Served four seasons as the Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen catcher from
2012-13 Cubs major league staff assistant
2008-11.
Spent the previous 12 years in the New York Yankees organization starting
in 1996 served two stints as a bullpen catcher, 12 seasons as a batting practice pitcher and two seasons operating the radar gun and charting pitches.
Was a member of four World Championship teams with the Yankees (1996, 1998-2000).
Served on the field staff for the American League All-Star Team in 1997, 2000 and 2001.
Borzello: Playing Career

Mike played four minor league seasons (1991-94) in the St. Louis system, reaching the Single-A level all told, batted .151 (13-for-86) with three doubles
and four RBI in 42 career minor league games.
Drafted by St. Louis in the 1991 First-Year Player Draft.
CUBS IN THE WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC

The Cubs organization had a total of 17 players appear on official rosters of participating countries in the first three World Baseball Classic events:
2006 C Michael Barrett (United States), C Henry Blanco (Venezuela), INF Derrek Lee (United States), RHP Carlos Zambrano (Venezuela)
2009 RHP Hung-Wen Chen (Chinese Taipei), OF Kosuke Fukudome (Japan), INF Dwayne Kemp (Netherlands), INF Corey Koskie (Canada),
LHP Ted Lilly (United States), RHP Alex Maestri (Italy), RHP Carlos Marmol (Dominican Republic), RHP Vince Perkins (Canada),
C Geovany Soto (Puerto Rico)
2013 RHP Yoanner Negrin (Spain), INF Anthony Rizzo (Italy), RHP Ryan Searle (Austraila), RHP Yao-Lin Wang (Chinese-Taipei)
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96 Mike Brumley
Asst. Hitting Coach
FULL NAME: Anthony Michael Brumley
BORN: 4/9/62 in Oklahoma City, OK
RESIDES: Keller, TX

Brumley: Facts and Information

Mike, who played for the Cubs in 1987, begins his first year as the organizations major league assistant hitting coach ... brings with 16 years of coaching
experience following a 14-year playing career.
Played 14 seasons, including parts of eight campaigns at the major league level with the Cubs (1987), Tigers (1989), Mariners (1990), Red Sox (199192), Astros (1993, 1995) and Oakland (1994).
Began his coaching career in 1997 as manager of the Independent League Rio Grande Valley club.
Attended Oklahoma City Southeast High School from 1977-79, and graduated from Tulsa Union High School in 1980.
Attended the University of Texas (Austin) in 1981-83 and 1996 ... studied Sport Management/Communications.
Participated in the College World Series in 1981-83, National Champions in 1983, USA Baseball in 1982 and the 27th World Championships in Seoul,
South Korea (bronze medal).
His father, Mike, began a 12-year pro baseball career in 1957, playing in the Dodgers, Senators and Astros systems ... played three big league seasons
with the Senators from 1964-66.
Brumley: Managerial and Coaching Career

Mike enters his 17th year as a coach or manager, including his fifth as a big
league first-base coach ... spent the previous four seasons (2010-13) as the
Seattle Mariners first-base coach.
Spent the 2009 campaign as the Los Angeles Dodgers minor league field
coordinator after he was the organizations assistant minor league field
coordinator and managed Rookie League Ogden in 2008.
Was the Texas Rangers minor league field coordinator for three seasons
from 2005-07 ... prior to that, spent four years (2001-04) managing in
the Angels system and led Triple-A Salt Lake to the Triple-A Championship
Series in 2002 ... led Double-A Arkansas to the Texas League title in 2001.
Spent 2000 as a roving minor league instructor with the White Sox ... was
manager for Single-A South Bend in 1999 after spending 1998 as manager in Tucson in the Arizona League.
Brumley: Playing Career
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
1998 Tucson
Arizona
24-31
1999 South Bend
Midwest
68-71
2001 Arkansas
Texas
66-70
2002 Salt Lake
Pacific Coast 78-66
2003 Salt Lake
Pacific Coast 68-75
2004 Salt Lake
Pacfiic Coast 56-88
2008 Ogden
Pioneer
42-33
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
402-434
PCT STANDING
.436
4th
.489
3rd
.485
*1st
.542
^1st
.476
3rd
.389
4th
.560
#2nd
.481
*Won semifinals over Wichita three-games-to-one, beat Round Rock in championship two-games-to-none (series halted by 9/11) ... ^Won semifinals over Oklahoma
three-games-to-none, lost to Edmonton in championship three-games-to-one ...
#Lost to Orem in first round two-games-to-one
COACHING CAREER
2000 Chicago (A.L.) minor league bunting instructor
2005-07 Texas minor league field coordinator
2008 Los Angeles (N.L.) assistant minor league field coordinator
2009 Los Angeles (N.L.) minor league field coordinator
2010-13 Seattle major league first base coach
Mike batted .206 with three homers and 38 RBI in 295 major league games
with the Cubs (1987), Tigers (1989), Mariners (1990), Red Sox (1991-92),
Astros (1993, 1995) and Oakland (1994) ... the former infielder and switchhitter was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the second round of the 1983
draft.
Chicago acquired him with pitcher Dennis Eckersley from Boston for Bill
Buckner on June 6, 1983.
Played a career-high 63 games with the Red Sox in 1991 after signing with them as a free agent the previous offseason.
Hit .353 and had a .419 on-base percentage in 93 games with Triple-A Tucson in 1993 ... appeared in eight games with Houston that season.
All told, batted .271 with 57 home runs and 441 RBI in 1,135 career minor league games ... stole 228 bases.
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Brumley: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1983
Winter Haven-A
1984
Midland-AA

New Britain-AA
1985 Pittsfield-AA
1986
Iowa-AAA
1987
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
1988
Las Vegas-AAA
1989
Toledo-AAA

Detroit
1990
Calgary-AAA

Seattle
1991
Pawtucket-AAA

Boston
1992
Pawtucket-AAA

Boston
1993
Tucson-AAA

Houston
1994
Tacoma-AAA

Edmonton-AAA

Oakland
1995
Tucson-AAA

Houston
1996
Tucson-AAA
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.314 44 153 25 48 6 4 1 18 2 3 3 16 31 4-3 20 .383 .425
.216 73 255 37 55
11 3 6 21 1 1 0 48 49 5-2 5
.339 .353
.231 34 121 14 28 6 2 0 9 2 1 0 18 33 3-0 5 .329 .314
.276 131 460 66 127 23 14 3 58 2 9 0 74 95 29-7 33 .370 .407
.225 139 458 74 103 21 5 10 44 5 4 0 63 102 35-14 20 .316 .358
.254 92 319 44 81
20 5 6 42 3 2 1 35 61 27-10 24
.328 .404
.202 39 104 8 21 2 2 1 9 1 1 1 10 30 7-1 5 .202 .276
.315 113 425 77 134 16 7 3 41 3 2 0 56 84 41-14 28 .393 .407
.231 8 26 4 6 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 3 11 1-0 2 .333 .462
.198 92 212 33 42 5 2 1 11 3 0 1 14 45 8-4 12 .198 .251
.321 8 28 4 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 3-0 2 .345 .357
.224 62 147 19 33 5 4 0 7 4 1 0 10 22 2-0 5 .224 .272
.269 32 108 25 29 2 2 4 16 1 0 1 24 21 8-4 7 .406 .435
.212 63 118 16 25 5 0 0 5 4 0 0 10 22 2-0 7 .212 .273
.263 101 365 50 96 16 5 4 41 3 6 1 37 76 14-6 13 .328 .367
.000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 .000 .000
.353 93 346 65 122 25 8 0 47 0 6 0 44 71 24-10 14 .419 .471
.300 8 10 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 3 0-1 0 .300 .364
.265 13 49 11 13 4 1 1 5 0 0 0 7 9 3-1 2 .265 .357
.289 72 263 43 76
20 3 11 36 1 2 0 29 58 5-2 14
.289 .357
.240 11 25 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 8 0-0 2 .240 .269
.261 94 330 56 86
20
10 4 33 1 3 3 41 67 17-6 10
.261 .345
.056 18 18 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 6 1-0 1 .056 .056
.234 88 278 40 65
11 7 4 28 1 2 2 40 79 9-3 23
.234 .332
.206 295 635 78 131 17 8 3 38 12 2 2 46 136 20-6 32 .261 .272
.271 1135 3984 635 1078 204 78 57 441 25 41 12 536 850 228-82 223 .356 .404
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74 Jose Castro
Quality Assurance Coach
FULL NAME: Jose Castro
BORN: 5/5/58 in La Habana, Cuba
OPENING DAY AGE: 55, turns 56 on May 5
RESIDES: Miami, FL
FAMILY: Married Lisa ... Children
Rachel and Matthew
Castro: Facts and Information

Jose joins the Cubs as the major league quality assurance coach ... he has spent the previous 25 years as a minor league hitting coordinator or hitting
coach in the Kansas City, Seattle, Florida, San Diego and Montreal organizations.
Was Seattles interim major league hitting coach in 2008.
Began his coaching career in 1990 with Montreal, handling hitting coach duties at Single-A Jamestown.
Selected by Philadelphia in the 27th round of the 1977 June draft ... ascended as high as Triple-A during stints in the minors with the Phillies, White Sox,
Blue Jays, Royals and Expos.
Graduated from Jackson Senior High School in Miami, Fla., in 1977.
Castro: Managerial and Coaching Career

Jose has 25 years experience as a coach or coordinator following a 14-year
COACHING CAREER
playing career in the minors ... most recently served in Seattles farm system
1990-91 Montreal minor league hitting coach
as a hitting coach and coordinator at various levels.
1992-2001 Florida minor league hitting coach
Began 2008 as the Mariners minor league hitting coordinator before he
2002-03 Montreal minor league hitting coach
was promoted to major league hitting coach on June 19 following manager
2003-07 San Diego minor league hitting coach
2008 Seattle minor league hitting coordinator, promoted to major league hitting
John McLarens firing that led to a shuffling of the major league staff ... recoach, June 19
turned to his minor league hitting coordinator duties for the 2009 season.
2009 Seattle minor league hitting coordinator
Spent five seasons from 2003-07 as a minor league hitting coach in the
2010 Seattle minor league hitting coach
Padres organization, including 2005-07 at Triple-A Portland.
Served as a coach at the Triple-A level for Montreal in 2002-03.
Spent 10 seasons (1992-2001) as a hitting instructor in the Marlins organization ... was hitting coach for Double-A Portland in 1998-2001 after stops
at Single-A Brevard County (1995-97), Double-A Portland, Maine (1994), Single-A Kane County (1993) and Single-A Erie (1992).
Retired as a player and began his coaching career in 1990 with Single-A Jamestown in the Expos system ... coached at Single-A Rockford in 1991.
Castro: Playing Career

Jose, a former infielder, batted .275 with 239 doubles, 37 triples, 102 home runs and 633 RBI in 1,416 career minor league games from 1977-90 ...
reached the Triple-A level in the Philadelphia, White Sox, Toronto, Kansas City and Montreal organizations.
Had 20 or more doubles four times, including a career-high 32 doubles in 1984 with Triple-A Denver.
Appeared in a career-high 134 games with Triple-A Buffalo in 1985 ... twice hit a career-best 12 home runs: in 1984 with Triple-A Denver and in 1986
with Triple-A Syracuse.
Batted .310 with 59 RBI in 117 games with Double-A Reading in 1980.
Selected by the Phillies in the 27th round of the 1977 draft.
Castro: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1977
Auburn-A
1978
Spartanburg-A
1979
Peninsula-A

Reading-AA
1980
Reading-AA
1981 Oklahoma City-AAA
1982
Edmonton-AAA
1983
Denver-AAA
1984
Denver-AAA
1985
Buffalo-AAA
1986
Syracuse-AAA
1987
Syracuse-AAA
1988
Omaha-AAA
1989
Omaha-AAA
1990
Indianapolis-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
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.246 61 191 29 47 8 1 1 8 0 1 2 18 37 0-2 15 .316 .314
.280 130 465 65 130 20 5 9 61 5 6 5 59 53 9-5 44 .363 .402
.273 66 245 37 67
10 3 7 32 2 0 0 22 27 6-1 6
.333 .424
.303 20 76 11 23 2 1 0 7 2 0 0 4 11 0-1 8 .338 .355
.310 117 426 71 132 15 5 6 59 8 10 0 46 40 8-0 25 .369 .411
.303 122 406 68 123 27 5 11 76 4 7 2 46 64
3-3
21 .371 .475
.263 129 487 74 128 30 4 10 80 2 5 4 42 71 5-6 29 .323 .402
.250 88 288 42 72
10 1 8 37 3 4 1 24 40 2-2 13
.306 .375
.316 129 433 70 137 32 4 12 67 1 1 0 57 45 7-2 21 .395 .492
.240 134 454 68 109 17 1 8 50 1 7 2 65 77 2-7 18 .333 .335
.288 122 413 52 119 19 3 12 54 5 5 1 45 34 0-8 23 .356 .436
.277 61 184 26 51
14 0 5 21 0 1 5 21 14 0-1 1
.365 .435
.270 112 385 62 104 17 3 10 44 1 3 1 49 49 0-2 21 .352 .408
.248 106 367 20 91 17 1 2 33 0 2 4 29 38 1-3 16 .308 .316
.163 19 49 1 8 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 7 13 0-1 2 .281 .245
.275 1416 4869 696 1341 239 37 102 633 34 52 28 534 613 43-44 250 .347 .403
64 Franklin Font
Staff Assistant
FULL NAME: Franklin Jose Font (Muria)
BORN: 11/4/77 in Maracaibo, Venezuela
OPENING DAY AGE: 36
RESIDES: Caracas, Venezuela
FAMILY: Married Maria ... Children

Veronica and Benjamin
Font: Facts and Information

Franklin returns for his 20th season in the Cubs organization and his third at the major league level, serving as staff assistant spent the previous
seasons as the Cubs minor league infield coordinator.
Served the Cubs as a minor league manager, hitting coach and coordinator from 2002-11.
Played six minor league seasons (1995-2000) in the Cubs system, reaching the Double-A level.
Attended Miguel Antonio Caro School in Caracas, Venezuela.
Font: Managerial and Coaching Career

Franklin begins his third season as a major league staff assistant after
coaching or managing in the Cubs minor league system since 2002.
Spent three seasons (2009-11) as the Cubs minor league infield
coordinator.
Managed the Rookie-League Mesa Cubs to a 31-24 record in 2008.
Was Single-A Boises hitting coach in 2007 after serving at the helm of the
Cubs Rookie-League Dominican Summer club in 2005-06.
Was a member of Mesas coaching staff for the 2003-04 campaigns.
Managed the 2002 Cubs Rookie-League Venezuelan Summer club to a
28-29 record assisted the Cubs Single-A Daytona affiliate in 2001.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
2002 Cubs-R
Venezuelan
28-29
2005 Cubs-R
Dominican
27-40
2006 Cubs-R
Dominican
25-46
2008 Mesa-R
Arizona
31-24
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
111-139
PCT STANDING
.491
.403
5th
.352
10th
.564
5th
.444
COACHING CAREER
2003-04 Cubs minor league hitting coach
2007 Cubs minor league hitting coach
2012-13 Cubs major league staff assistant
Font: Playing Career

Franklin played six minor league seasons (1995-2000) in the Cubs system, reaching the Double-A level all told, batted .290 (543-for-1,871) with 46
doubles, 22 triples, three homers, 171 RBI and 110 stolen bases in 527 career minor league games.
Earned Gulf Coast Rookie-League all-star honors in 1996 after batting .301 with a league-high 72 hits and 31 stolen bases.
Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Cubs, March 21, 1995.
Font: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
1995
Dominican-R
1996
Ft. Myers-R
1997
Orlando-AA

Williamsport-A

Daytona-A
1998
Rockford-A

Daytona-A
1999
Daytona-A

West Tenn-AA
2000
West Tenn-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.312 64 237 50 74 8 4 0 30 2 1 2 43 25 8-7 18 - .301 59 239 43 *72 5 4 0 18 2 2 4 17 36 31-9 21 .355 .356
.300 10 20 3 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0-1 0 .364 .300
.311 33 135 13 42 6 2 0 12 1 2 2 7 20 10-4 10 .349 .385
.220 19 59 8 13 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 4 13 2-1 4 .270 .288
.270 66 237 34 64 5 2 0 15 4 1 5 20 39 25-6 14 .338 .308
.294 60 204 26 60 2 1 0 16 2 0 1 18 35 7-6 14 .354 .314
.295 87 315 48 93 7 4 2 33 8 3 2 21 38 14-6 23 .340 .362
.344 25 96 14 33 2 1 1 17 1 1 1 8 14 4-4 4 .396 .417
.261 104 329 39 86 9 3 0 26 4 1 5 26 44 9-4 15 .324 .307
.290 527 1871 278 543 46 22 3 171 25 11 22 166 265 110-48 123 .342 .338
*Led League
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MEDICAL/ATHLETIC
TRAINING STAFF
Stephen Adams, M.D. Team Physician
Dr. Adams begins his 15th year as the Cubs head team physician his affiliation with the club began in 1996, and he is in
his 19th year with the organization.
Is a professor of medicine and emergency medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and is Chief
of the Division of Sports Medicine in the Department of Medicine is on the attending staff at Northwestern Memorial
Hospital (NMH) and is the Medical Director of Emergency Management/Disaster Services at NMH.
Is the past President of MLBs Team Physicians Association.
Serves as the chairman of MLBs Medical Advisory Committee.
Received a bachelors degree in mathematics from the University of Dayton and was awarded his doctorate in medicine
from The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Completed his postgraduate medical education at Northwestern University Medical School, where he did a combined
residency in internal medicine and emergency medicine.
Is Board Certified in Sports Medicine, Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine.
Stephen Gryzlo, M.D. Team Orthopaedist

Dr. Gryzlo begins his 11th season as the teams orthopaedist is an associate professor of clinical orthopaedic surgery at
Northwestern University.
Is a 1985 graduate of the Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine was a surgical intern and an orthopaedic
resident at Northwestern University.
Completed a sports medicine fellowship at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Inglewood, Calif.
The Chicago native is a graduate of St. Patricks High School on the northwest side graduated from Loyola University
in 1981 with a bachelors degree in biology.
Dr. Gryzlo and his wife, Estella Alonso, have three children: Grace, Andrew and Daniel.
Michael Schafer, M.D. Orthopaedic Consultant

Dr. Schafer is in his 35th season with the Cubs is a professor of Orthopaedic surgery at Northwestern University Medical
School ... is the past chairman of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.
During the 2000 Winter Meetings in Dallas, he was honored by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society
(PBATS) with a 20-year physicians award for his contributions to baseball medicine.
Graduated from the University of Iowa Medical School in 1967.
Michael and his wife, Eileen, have five children: Steven, Brian, Kathy, David and Daniel they also have 18
grandchildren.
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Mark ONeal Director, Medical Administration

Mark begins his second year as the organizations director of medical administration following eight seasons as the Cubs
head athletic trainer, including the last five as the teams director of athletic training ... prior to joining Chicago in 2004, had
spent the previous 15 seasons in the St. Louis Cardinals organization.
Was selected to be an Athletic Trainer for the 2009 National League squad at the All-Star Game in St. Louis.
Joined the Cardinals major league staff in 1998 as the medical and rehabilitation coordinator and was promoted to
assistant athletic trainer in 2003 ... oversaw the rehabilitation of all injured players with the big league club.
w En route to the majors, he made stops in the Cardinals farm system at Single-ASavannah, Double-AArkansas
and Triple-ALouisville.
w Also worked as the Athletic Trainer at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock and in the Arizona Fall League.
Is a Certified Member of NATA, a licensed athletic trainer in the states of Illinois, Arizona and Missouri, a member of the
Missouri Board of Healing Arts and a member of the NSCA.
Joined Assistant Athletic Trainer Ed Halbur in being named the 2008 Major League Athletic Training Staff of the Year at
the annual Baseball Winter Meetings in Las Vegas, Nev.
Has been the Secretary on the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Societys Executive Board since 2008.
Serves on Commissioner Seligs Major League Baseballs Medical Advisory Committee.
Has been the Secretary on the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Societys Executive Board since 2008.
Was a keynote speaker on the Kinetic Chain Assessment at the 2003 NATANational Convention and a speaker at the Annual Medical and Legal Controversies in Sports Conference at Northwestern University.
He lectures several times a year on the trends of adolescent injuries in baseball to youth baseball administrators and coaches ... attends various continuing education venues during the offseason.
A graduate of the University of Arkansas, he worked for the football and basketball teams while an undergraduate and graduate assistant.
Earned his private pilots license in 2010 ... enjoys flying with his sons and piloting donor flights.
Mark and his wife, Stefanie, reside in Chicago, Ill., during the offseason with their three children (Conner, Cade and Kyle).
PJ Mainville Major League Athletic Trainer

PJ begins his second season with the Cubs as the organizations major league athletic trainer... the 2014 season marks his
19th year as an athletic trainer in professional baseball.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he was the Arizona Diamondbacks major league assistant athletic trainer in 2011-12.
Was Arizonas minor league medical coordinator for four seasons from 2007-10.
From 1998-2006, was the head trainer in Baltimores minor league system including Triple-A Ottawa (2004-06), Double-A Bowie (2001-03), Single-A Frederick (2000), Single-A Delmarva (1999) and Rookie-League Bluefield (1998).
His career in professional baseball began as an undergraduate intern with the Baltimore Orioles in 1996 and 1997 while
attending East Carolina University.
A certified member of the NATA, he later earned his Masters of Science degree in Performance Enhancement from
California University of Pennsylvania in 2005.
A native of Warrenton, Va., he resides in the Chicago suburbs with his wife, Michele, and children Kylie, Caden, and Carter.
Ed Halbur Assistant Athletic Trainer

Ed is in his 10th season as assistant athletic trainer after joining the Cubs organization in 2003 as athletic trainer for the
clubs Triple-A affiliate(Iowa).
Before joining the Cubs, he spent the 1999-2002 seasons as an athletic trainer in the Detroit Tigers organization.
w Worked for both Single-AOneonta and Double-AErie.
w In 2001, he served as the athletic trainer for the Escohido Leones in the Dominican Winter League.
Joined the Director of Athletic Training, Mark ONeal, in being named the 2008 Major League Athletic Training Staff of the
Year at the annual Baseball Winter Meetings in Las Vegas, Nev.
Graduated from theUniversity of Nevada-Las Vegas with a bachelor of science degree in athletic training.
Earned a masters degree from the University of Nebraska Omaha in physical education and coaching.
Served as a graduate assistant at Creighton University and as an athletic trainer for football, baseball and soccer while
in college ... served as a host athletic trainer for the College World Series.
Is a certified/licensed member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and is a member of the Professional
Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS).
Was born in Denison,Iowa.
Ed and his wife Sara, reside in Des Moines, Iowa, with their two children: daughter, Addison, and son,Gabriel.
CUBS ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF REGISTER

Cubs Head Athletic Trainers (Since 1922): Andy Lotshaw (1922-1952) Al Sheuneman (1953-1972) Gary Nicholson (1973-1976)
Tony Garafolo (1977-1986) John Fierro (1987-1996) David Tumbas (1997-2003) Dave Groeschner (2004) Mark ONeal (2005-12) ...
P.J. Mainville (2013-present)
Cubs Assistant Athletic Trainers (Since 1972): Gary Nicholson (1972) Dave Cilladi (1986-1992) Brett Fischer (1993-1994) Brian McCann
(1995-1997) Steve Melendez (1998-2000) Sandy Krum (2001-2004) Ed Halbur (2005-present) ... Matt Johnson (2012-present)
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Matt Johnson Assistant Athletic Trainer

Matt begins his 13th season with the Cubs organization, and his third on the major league staff as an assistant athletic trainer
... he spent the previous 10 seasons as an athletic trainer in the Cubs minor league system.
Was the athletic trainer at Triple-A Iowa from 2008-11, following stops at Rookie-League Mesa, Single-A Boise, Single-A
Peoria, Double-A West Tenn and Double-A Tennessee.
w Served as the athletic trainer for the Aguilas de Cibaenas in the Dominican Winter League in 2008.
Is a Certified Athletic Trainer (NATA), a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA), a Corrective Exercise
Specialist (NASM) and has a certification in Applied Functional Science (Gray Institute).
Graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor of science degree in athletic training ... earned a masters degree from
Boston University in applied anatomy and physiology.
Born and raised in La Grange Park, Ill., Matt resides in Stow, Ohio, with his and his wife, Rachel, and son, Sam.
Ryan Mertz Physical Therapist

Ryan, in his fifth season involved in Major League Baseball, begins his third with the Cubs as a physical therapist.
Before joining the Cubs, he spent the 2010-11 seasons as team physical therapist for the Chicago White Sox major
league club.
Graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor of science in Movement Science.
Earned his doctorate of physical therapy from Northwestern University.
Is a certified strength and condition specialist (NSCA).
Is a certified/licensed member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the National Strength and
Conditioning Association (NSCA).
Originally from West Bloomfield, Mich., Ryan resides in Chicago.
Tim Buss Strength/Conditioning Coordinator

Tim joined the Cubs in 2001 as strength and conditioning coordinator this is his second stint in the organization.
Worked in the Cubs minor league system in 1998-99 during both the spring and Instructional League camps also
served as strength and conditioning coach at Triple-AIowa during both campaigns.
Spent the 2000 season working in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization as strength and conditioning coach at SingleASan Bernardino and with the Dodgers Instructional League club.
Received an associates degree from Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls, Iowa, and a bachelors degree in physical education from Iowa Wesleyan College.
Is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the International Fitness Professionals Association.
Was born in Dodgeville, Wis., and resides in Chandler, Ariz., with his wife, Loren, and sons, Jackson and Sawyer.
CUBS OWNERSHIP HISTORY

On August 21, 2009, the Ricketts family signed a definitive agreement with Tribune Company to acquire a 95 percent interest in the Chicago Cubs
National League Baseball Club, Wrigley Field and Tribune Companys approximately 25 percent interest in Comcast SportsNet (CSN) in a transaction valued at $845 million. The Ricketts family has management control of the joint venture as its 95 percent owner.
Tribune retains a five-percent ownership interest.
On October 6, 2009, Major League Baseball owners unanimously approved the transaction by a vote of 29-0.
When the transaction closed October 27, 2009, the Ricketts family became only the eighth owner of the Chicago Cubs since the franchises
inception 133 years prior in 1876 when William A. Hulbert began as the clubs first owner. Prior to the Ricketts family, the Cubs had only two owners
in the last 90 years, including 62 years of family ownership starting in 1919 when William Wrigley, Jr. purchased the franchise. In 1932, Philip K.
Wrigley took control upon his fathers death. In 1977, William Wrigley took over the club following the passing of his father, Philip, before selling to
the Tribune Company four years later in 1981.
Below is a complete list of Chicago Cubs owners prior to the Ricketts family:
Year...........Owner
1876.........William A. Hulbert ... owned the Chicago White Stockings and became one of eight charter members of the National League
1882.........Albert Spalding and John Walsh ... Spalding the former player, sporting goods tycoon and team president and Walsh took over after

the death of William A. Hulbert
1905.........Charles Murphy ... Murphys $125,000 purchase price was financed by Cincinnati Times-Star owner Charles Taft
1914.........Charles Taft ... Taft bought the Cubs from Charles Murphy
1916
Charles Weeghman ... a team owner in the defunct Federal League, Weeghman and nine others purchased the Cubs from Taft and

moved the club to Weeghman Park at the corner of Clark and Addison
1919.........Wrigley family ... WilliamWrigley Jr. purchased control of the team from Weeghman and renamed Weeghman Park to Cubs Park. In

1926, the ballparks name was changed to Wrigley Field. Philip K. Wrigley took over in 1932 and William Wrigley took control in 1977.
1981.........The Tribune Company ... the Tribunes purchase of the Cubs and the Friendly Confines from the Wrigley family ended the longest

continuous operation of a franchise by the same family in one city.
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TRAVELING SECRETARY/
CLUBHOUSE STAFF
Vijay Tekchandani Traveling Secretary
Vijay begins his ninth year with the Cubs, and his second as the clubs traveling secretary following his time in the community
affairs department ... his primary responsibilities include organizing all aspects of the teams travel throughout the year.
Prior to his promotion, was most recently the coordinator of community affairs and special projects.
Joined the Cubs in December of 2005 as the Community Affairs intern.
Graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2005 with a degree in Marketing and Management.
Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, he graduated from Bartlett (Ill.) High School in 2001.
Tom Otis Hellmann Home Clubhouse Manager

Tom begins his 32nd season with the Cubs, and his 15th as the teams home clubhouse manager ... prior to his work on the
home side of the park, he spent 17 years as the visiting clubhouse manager.
Tom was selected to accompany the Major League Baseball All-Star squad that traveled to Japan following the 2004
season.
Before arriving in Chicago in 1983, he worked for the Cincinnati Reds as the assistant clubhouse manager for nine
seasons.
Tom and his wife, Mary, have three children:Lena, Hanna and Theo.
Michael Burkhart Visiting Clubhouse Manager

Michael returns for his 11th season as the Cubs visiting clubhouse manager in 2013.
Prior to his time at Wrigley Field, he spent the previous 18 seasons as the organizations minor league equipment
manager, including an eight-year stint in Mesa, Ariz.
Michael is married to Felecia.
Gary Stark Home Clubhouse Assistant

Gary begins his 15th season as Tom Hellmanns assistant in the Cubs clubhouse.
The 1980 graduate of West Leyden High School in North Lake, Ill., began working for the Cubs in 1977 as a batboy in
the visiting clubhouse ... he worked in the visiting clubhouse until 1999, before moving to the home side.
Gary and his wife, Terri, have two children Steven and Veronica and three grandsons: Drew, Carson Parker and
Camden.
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75 Arismendy Alcantara
BATS: Switch
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 5-10
INF
WEIGHT: 170
FULL NAME: Arismendy Alcantara

(Al-KAHN-trah)
BORN: 10/29/91 in Santo Domingo, D.R.
OPENING DAY AGE: 22
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0
RESIDES: Santo Domingo, D.R.
CONTRACT STATUS: Signed through 2014

SIGNED BY: Jose Serra, Marino Encarnacion
and Carlos Reyes
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a
non-drafted free agent 11/3/08
Alcantara: Facts and Information

Arismendy was added to the 40-man roster on November 20, 2013 is a .279 (467-for-1,671) career hitter in five minor league seasons, advancing as
high as Double-A Tennessee, after signing as a non-drafted free agent November 3, 2008.
Has 79 doubles, 30 triples, 30 home runs, 213 RBI and 91 stolen bases in 441 games.
Has 91 career stolen bases and has been caught stealing just 23 times, good for a 79.8 stolen base percentage.
Named the seventh-best Cubs prospect heading into the 2014 season by Baseball America tabbed as the 10th-best Cubs prospect prior to the 2013
season.
Named a Southern League mid-season and post-season All-Star with Double-A Tennessee in 2013.
Earned a spot on the Topps Double-A All-Star team in 2013.
Was selected to play for the World Team in the 15th annual SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game July 14, 2013 at Citi Field in New York as part of Major League
Baseballs All-Star Weekend.
w Started at second base, going 1-for-3 with a solo homer in the World Teams 4-2 loss to the U.S. Team.
Participated in both the 2014 Cubs Rookie Development Program and the 2014 Cubs Convention in January.
Named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star with Single-A Daytona in 2012.
Alcantara: 2013 Season

Saw his first action at the Double-A level and set career highs in almost every offensive category, batting .271 (134-for-494) with 36 doubles, four triples,
15 home runs, 69 RBI, 69 runs scored and 31 stolen bases in 133 games with Tennessee.
Named the 10th-best Cubs prospect entering the season by Baseball America.
Named a Southern League mid-season and post-season All-Star was named a starter for the North Division in the Southern League All-Star game.
Earned a spot on the Topps Double-A All-Star team.
Was selected to play for the World Team in the 15th annual SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game July 14 at Citi Field in New York as part of Major League
Baseballs All-Star Weekend.
w Started at second base, going 1-for-3 with a solo homer in the World Teams 4-2 loss to the U.S. Team.
Ranked second in the Southern League with 134 hits, 36 doubles and 55 extra-base hits, tied for third with 31 stolen bases and was fourth with 223
total bases.
w Entering the season, totaled 43 doubles and 15 home runs in his first 308 minor league games before tallying 36 doubles and 15 home runs in
133 games in 2013.
Tallied 62 walks en route to a .352 on-base percentage and an .804 OPS.
Hit .347 (41-for-118) with four homers and 54 RBI with runners in scoring position hit .333 (4-for-12) with nine RBI with the bases loaded.
Played with Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League, batting .200 (10-for-50) in 17 games.
Alcantara: Career Review

2012: Hit .302 (100-for-331) with 13 doubles, seven triples, seven
homers, 51 RBI and 25 stolen bases in 85 games with Single-A Daytona
before breaking a bone in his foot July 11, ending his season.
Named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star.
Boasted a .325 batting average (81-for-249) May 1-July 11 (the end of
his season) after hitting just .232 (19-for-82) in 23 April contests.
Boasted a .354 batting average (29-for-82) with 42 RBI with runners
in scoring position, a .342 mark (13-for-38) with 17 RBI with RISP and
two outs and a .333 batting average (3-for-9) with nine RBI with the
bases loaded.
Collected a season-best 11-game hitting streak May 3-16, hitting .422
(19-for-45) with six multi-hit contests during the span.
Broke a bone in his foot July 11, ending his season.
Returned to play with Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League,
batting .333 (4-for-12) in 23 games.
2011: Spent entire campaign with Single-A Peoria, hitting .271 (100-for369) with 14 doubles, five triples, two homers, 37 RBI and eight stolen
bases in 99 games.
Hit a season-best .388 (19-for-49) in 15 June contests.
Boasted a .290 batting average (29-for-100) with 31 RBI with runners
in scoring position, a .327 mark (16-for-49) with 13 RBI with RISP and
two outs and a .385 batting average (5-for-13) with 13 RBI with the
bases loaded.
Collected a season-best eight-game hitting streak June 1-10, hitting
.387 (12-for-31) with three multi-hit contests during the span.
2010: Spent entire campaign with Single-A Boise, hitting .283 (62-for219) with five doubles, a Northwest League-leading six triples, three homers, 24 RBI and seven stolen bases in 59 games.
Hit .304 (51-for-168) against right-handed pitching, compared to a
.216 mark (11-for-51) against lefties.
Increased his batting average each month, hitting .204 (10-for-49) in
13 June games, .292 (21-for-72) in 21 July games, .295 (23-for-78) in
August (20 games) and .400 (8-for-20) in September (five games).
2009: In his first professional action, hit .275 (71-for-258) with 11
doubles, eight triples, three homers, 32 RBI and 20 stolen bases in 65
games with the Cubs Dominican Summer League club.
2008: Signed by the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent November 3.
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Alcantara: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2009 DSL Cubs 1-R
2010
Boise-A
2011
Peoria-A
2012
Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.275 65 258 44 71 11 8
3 32 1 3 1 30 47 20-2 36 .349 .415
.283 59 219 29 62 5 6 3 24 3 2 1 10 53 7-3 22 .315 .402
.271 99 369 45 100 14 5 2 37 4 0 1 16 76 8-8 40 .303 .352
.302 85 331 47 100 13 7 7 51 2 5 2 19 61 25-4 35 .339 .447
.271 133 494 69 134 36 4 15 69 9 4 2 62 125 31-6 33 .352 .451
.279 441 1671 234 467 79 30 30 213 19 14 7 137 362 91-23 166 .334 .417
ARISMENDY ALCANTARAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2008 Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/3 (scouts: Jose Serra, Marino Encarnacion and Carlos Reyes)
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78 Albert Almora
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 180
FULL NAME: Reinaldo Albert Almora
BORN: 4/16/94 in Hialeah, FL
RESIDES: Hialeah, FL
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: John Koronka
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0
HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in first

round (sixth overall) of 2012 draft
Almora: Facts and Information

Albert, the Cubs first round selection (sixth overall) in the 2012 draft, enters his third pro season ... has batted .326 (127-for-389) with 29 doubles, five
triples, five home runs and 42 RBI in 94 career minor league games.
Named by Baseball America as the organizations fourth-best prospect heading into the 2014 season ... the publication named him the second-best
prospect heading into 2013.
Was ranked No. 18 in MLB.coms Top-100 prospects list heading into the 2014 campaign.
Ranked by Baseball America as the best defensive player and the second-best pure hitter with the third-best strike zone judgement among high schooleligible players heading into the 2012 draft.
Named USA Baseballs 2011 Athlete of the Year after helping the 18-and-Under squad go 9-0 to capture the gold medal at the Pan-Am Games.
Graduated from Mater Academy Charter High School in Hialeah Gardens, Fla.
Participated in the second-annual Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014 ... took part in the 2014 Cubs Convention.
Almora: 2013 Season

Albert spent the campaign with Single-A Kane County, and batted .329 (82-for-249) with 17 doubles, four triples, three home runs and 23 RBI despite
two trips to the minor league disabled list ... had a .376 on-base percentage and a .466 slugging mark.
Batted .417 (20-for-48) against left-handed pitching ... had a .308 average (62-for-201) against righthanders.
Posted a .283 average (15-for-53) with 20 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Had a .994 fielding percentage (1 E/172 TC) with seven assists in 59 games in center field.
Named Midwest League Player of the Week for May 20-26, batting .538 with five doubles.
Was on Kane Countys disabled list, April 4-May 22, due to a hamate bone fracture in his left hand ... was also on the shelf, August 5-September 3, with
a right groin strain.
Earned a spot on the Arizona Fall Leagues West Division Fall Stars team ... hit .307 (23-for-75) with six doubles, two triples, one homer and 12 RBI in
21 games for the Mesa Solar Sox.
w Was the youngest player in the Arizona Fall League.
Almora: Career Review

2012: After he was selected by Chicago with the sixth overall pick in the
June draft, Albert batted .321 (45-for-140) with 12 doubles, one triple,
two homers and 19 RBI in 33 games between Rookie League Mesa and
Single-A Boise.
Combined to bat .366 (15-for-41) against left-handed pitching ... had
a .303 average (30-for-99) against righties.
Joined the Mesa Cubs on July 23 vs. the Brewers, and hit a home run.
Recorded a five-hit game, August 13, vs. the Reds ... was promoted to
Boise the next day.
Hit .292 (19-for-65) with eight extra-base hits in 15 regular season
games with Boise, helping the club to the championship round in postseason play.
Almora: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS

.347 18 75 18 26 5 1 1 13 0 2 1 2 8 5-1
.292 15 65 9 19 7 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 5 0-1
.329 61 249 39 82
17 4 3 23 1 2 3 17 30 4-4
.326 94 389 66 127 29 5 5 42 1 4 4 19 43 9-6
E OBP SLG
1 .363 .480
0 .292 .446
1
.376 .466
2 .361 .465
ALBERT ALMORAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2012 Selected by Cubs in the first round (sixth overall) of draft (scout: John Koronka)
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49 Jake Arrieta
BATS: Right
RHP
THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 225
FULL NAME: Jacob Joseph Arrieta
BORN: 3/6/86 in Farmington, MO
OPENING DAY AGE: 28
RESIDES: Austin, TX
FAMILY: Married Brittany ... Child

Cooper Austin
SIGNED BY: Jim Richardson (Baltimore)
MLS: 2+145
HOW ACQUIRED: From Baltimore with P

Pedro Strop and two international signing
bonus slots 7/2/13 for P Scott Feldman and C
Steve Clevenger
Arrieta: Facts and Information

Jake begins his first full season with the Cubs after being acquired from Baltimore, July 2 of last season, with pitcher Pedro Strop and two international
signing bonus slots (slot numbers three and four) for pitcher Scott Feldman and catcher Steve Clevenger ... is 24-27 with a 5.23 ERA (238 ER/409.2 IP)
in 78 career games (72 starts) in four big league seasons with Baltimore (2010-13) and the Cubs (2013).
Has struck out 314 hitters compared to 183 walks in 409.2 career innings, an average of 6.9 strikeouts per nine innings.
Has reached the 100.0 innings pitched mark in three of his first four big league seasons.
Made his first career Opening Day start, April 6, 2012 vs. Minnesota.
w Became the first pitcher in Orioles history to throw at least 7.0 innings shutout innings while allowing two or fewer hits on Opening Day.
Is 35-27 with a 3.22 ERA (169 ER/472.0 IP) in 86 career minor league games (84 starts) has struck out 463 batters compared to 199 walks while
tossing four complete game shutouts.
Named the Baltimore Orioles Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April 2010 after going 2-1 with a 1.16 ERA (5 ER/31.0 IP) and 27 strikeouts.
Ranked the Orioles No. 4 prospect by Baseball America entering the 2010 campaign.
Selected to the 2008 U.S. Team for the XM Satellite Radio All-Star Futures Game in New York.
Pitched 6.0 shutout innings and struck out seven to earn the win in Team USAs 9-1 victory over China in the 2008 Olympics, winning a bronze medal.
Went 1-0 and did not allow a run for the Phoenix Desert Dogs in the 2007 Arizona Fall League.
w Named to the AFL Top Prospects Team after leading the AFL in scoreless innings (16.0) and appearances (14).
Originally selected by the Orioles in the fifth round of the 2007 Draft out of Texas Christian University.
Is a 2004 graduate of Plano East (Texas) High School.
Arrieta: 2013 Season

Jake went 4-2 and logged a 3.66 ERA (21 ER/51.2 IP) in nine starts for Chicago after he was acquired from Baltimore, July 2 ... between his four stops in
the majors and minors, threw a total of 154.2 innings.
Between five starts with the Orioles and nine outings with Chicago, he combined to go 5-4 with a 4.78 ERA (40 ER/75.1 IP) in 14 starts ... walked 41
and struck out 60.
w Held hitters to a .216 batting average, including a .185 mark with the Cubs.
w Taking away the six runs in 4.0 innings he allowed, August 21 vs. Washington, pitched to a 2.83 ERA (15 ER/47.2 IP) in his eight other starts for
the Cubs.
Recorded quality starts in five of his nine outings with the Cubs ... allowed 5.92 hits per 9.0 innings.
Selected from Triple-A Iowa, made his Cubs debut and received a no-decision in Chicagos 3-2 setback, July 30 vs. Milwaukee (gm. 2) ... optioned back
to Iowa following the game.
Recalled from Iowa and earned his first victory as a Cub in Chicagos 7-0 triumph, August 16 vs. St. Louis tossed 7.0-shutout innings of two-hit ball,
while walking two and fanning seven (94 pitches).
Surrendered a career-high tying three home runs, September 13 at Pittsburgh, when Pedro Alvarez, Russell Martin and Garrett Jones went back-to-backto-back in the fourth inning.
Went 1-2 with a 7.23 ERA (19 ER/23.2 IP) in three stints with Baltimore prior to the July 2 trade to Chicago ... started the season on the Opening Day
roster but was optioned to Norfolk, April 22.
Was 7-5 with a 4.08 ERA (36 ER/79.1 IP) in 16 minor league games (15 starts) between Triple-A Norfolk and Triple-A Iowa.
w Combined to strike out 77 batters compared to 30 walks, good for an average of 8.7 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
w Allowed two or fewer earned runs in 10 of his 15 starts, including a complete-game shutout, June 27 vs. Columbus, with Norfolk.
Arrieta: Career Review

2012: Made his first career Opening Day start April 6 vs. Minnesota
split the season between the Orioles and Triple-A Norfolk, going 3-9 with a
6.20 ERA (79 ER/114.2 IP) in 24 major league games (18 starts) in three
stints (Opening Day-July 5, August 26-27 and September 7-end of season).
Became the first pitcher in Orioles history to throw at least 7.0 innings
shutout innings while allowing two or fewer hits on Opening Day.
Pitched exclusively in relief after his recall to the big league club
September 7 had no record with a 6.75 ERA (10 ER/13.1 IP) and 20
strikeouts in six relief appearances.
Struck out a career-high 109 hitters in 114.2 innings of work with
Baltimore recorded at least one strikeout in every appearance.
Tossed a season-high 8.0-scoreless innings while striking out nine, May
2 at the Yankees.
Pitched to a 0.41 ERA (1 ER/22.0 IP) in his three victories, compared
to a 7.58 ERA (78 ER/92.2 IP) in his other 21 games (15 starts).
Went 5-4 with a 4.02 ERA (25 ER/56.0 IP) in 10 starts with Norfolk
struck out 54 hitters while walking 28.
2011: Went 10-8 with a 5.05 ERA (67 ER/119.1 IP) for Baltimore before
being sidelined in August with a right elbow injury struck out 93 hitters
while setting career-highs in wins and innings pitched.
Was shut down, August 6, and had surgery to remove bone spurs from
his right elbow, August 12.
Finished third on the team with 119.1 innings pitched and 93
strikeouts.
Earned his 10th win of the season, July 26 at Toronto, becoming the first
Orioles starter to record 10 victories before August since Erik Bedard in
2007.
Posted seven-straight quality starts from April 14-May 15, going 4-0
with a 3.00 ERA (14 ER/42.0 IP) and 38 strikeouts during the stretch.
Allowed a homer in seven straight starts, April 24-May 25, and allowed
two homers in four straight starts from July 7-26.
Held opponents to a .214 batting average (25-for-117) with runners in
scoring position.
Opponents were just 42-for-227 (.185) against him with a two-strike
count.
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2010: Began the season at Triple-A Norfolk before making his major league
debut with Baltimore in June went 6-6 with a 4.66 ERA (52 ER/100.1
IP) in 18 starts in his first big league season.
Recalled from Norfolk, June 10, and beat the Yankees that night in
his major league debut, becoming the third Orioles starting pitcher to
beat the Yankees in his debut, joining Koji Uehara (2009) and Charlie
Beamon (1956).
w Struck out a season-high six while allowing three runs on four
hits in 6.0 innings of work.
w Became the 19th pitcher in franchise history to win his major
league debut (Brian Matusz was the last on August 4, 2009).
w According to Elias, became the first pitcher to beat the defending World Champions in his debut since Atlantas Kyle Davies
beat Boston in 2005.
Went 6-2 with a 1.85 ERA (15 ER/73.0 IP) in 12 games (11 starts) with
Norfolk.
Named Orioles Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April after going
2-1 with a 1.16 ERA (5 ER/31.0 IP) in five starts.
2008: Spent the entire campaign at Single-A Frederick, going 6-5 with a
2.87 ERA (36 ER/113.0 IP) in 20 starts struck out 120 hitters in 113.0
innings of work, an average of 9.6 punchouts per nine innings.
Led the league in ERA while finishing fourth in strikeouts his 113.0
innings pitched were third most on the team.
Held right-handed hitters to a .165 batting average (42-for-254) with a
.252 on-base percentage.
Selected to the US Team for the XM Satellite Radio All-Star Futures
Game in New York at Yankee Stadium.
Pitched 6.0 shutout innings and struck out seven to earn the win in
Team USAs 9-1 victory over China in the Olympics, winning a bronze
medal.
2007: Went 1-0 and did not allow a run for the Phoenix Desert Dogs in the
Arizona Fall League named to the AFL Top Prospects Team after leading
the AFL in scoreless innings (16.0) and appearances (14).
2009: Began the season with Double-A Bowie, going 6-3 with a 2.59 ERA
(17 ER/59.0 IP) in 11 starts before being promoted to the Triple-A level for
the first time in his professional career.
Was named Eastern League Pitcher of the Week twice, May 11-17 and
June 1-7, while with Bowie ... led the league in shutouts (two) while
holding hitters to a .208 average (45-for-216).
Went 5-8 with a 3.93 ERA (40 ER/91.2 IP) in 17 starts for Norfolk ...
struck out 78 hitters while walking 33.
Named Norfolks Player of the Month for August, when he pitched to a
3.03 ERA and struck out 27 in 35.2 innings pitched.
Arrieta: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2008
Frederick-A
2009
Bowie-AA

Norfolk-AAA
2010
Norfolk-AAA
Baltimore
2011
Baltimore
2012
Baltimore
Norfolk-AAA
2013
Baltimore

Norfolk-AAA

Iowa-AAA

CUBS
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

6-5 2.87 20 20 0 0 0 113.0 80 44 36 7 6 51
120 3 1
6-3 2.59 11 11 2 2 0 59.0 45 21 17 4 4 23 70 2 0
5-8 3.93 17 17 0 0 0 91.2 97 46 40 9 9 33 78 4 0
6-2 1.85 12 11 0 0 0 73.0 48 18 15 3 2 34 64 1 0
6-6 4.66 18 18 0 0 0 100.1
106 57 52 9 4 48 52 5 0
10-8 5.05 22 22 0 0 0 119.1
115 70 67 21 4 59 93 0 0
3-9 6.2 24
18 0 0 0 114.2
122 82 79 16 5 35
109 4 0
5-4 4.02 10 10 1 1 0 56.0 46 25 25 3 4 28 54 4 0
1-2 7.23 5 5 0 0 0 23.2 25 19 19 2 2 17 23 1 0
5-3 4.41 9 8 1 1 0 49.0 45 26 24 4 1 14 38 4 0
2-2 3.56 7 7 0 0 0 30.1 32 16 12 2 2 16 39 5 0
4-2 3.66 9 9 0 0 0 51.2 34 22 21 7 3 24 37 0 0
24-27 5.23 78 72 0 0 0 409.2 402 250 238 55 18 183 314 10 0
20-25 5.46 69 63 0 0 0 358.0 368 228 217 48 15 159 277 10 0
4-2 3.66 9 9 0 0 0 51.2 34 22 21 7 3 24 37 0 0
35-27 3.22 86 84 4 4 0 472.0 393 196 169 32 28 199 463 23 1
YEAR
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.133
15 0 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0
10 0 0 .964 14 12 15 1 28 0
M.L. TOTALS .120
25 0 3 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 2
14 0 0 .913 78 33 62 9
104 6
LAST HIT: 9/7/13 vs. Milwaukee (single off Johnny Hellweg) ... number of at-bats since then 5
JAKE ARRIETAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Baltimore in the fifth round of draft (scout: Jim Richardson)
2011 On disabled list 8/1-11/2 right elbow surgery
2013 Acquired by Cubs with P Pedro Strop and two International signing bonus slots (slot numbers three and four) 7/2 for P Scott Feldman and C Steve Clevenger
JAKE ARRIETAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 9 (three times), most recently 5/18/12 @
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 6 7/31/11 @ New York (A.L.)
Washington
LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 4 games 4/19-5/15/11
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 11 6/8/12 vs. Philadelphia
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 6 games 5/8-6/8/12
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 9 6/8/12 vs. Philadelphia
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 9.2 IP
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 3 (twice), most recently 9/13/13 @
9/7/10-4/4/11
Pittsburgh
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70 Javier Baez
BATS: Right
INF
WEIGHT: 190
MLS: 0
FULL NAME: Ednel Javier Baez
BORN: 12/1/92 in Bayamon, Puerto Rico
OPENING DAY AGE: 21
RESIDES: Jacksonville, FL
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Tom Clark
Non-Roster Invitee

round (ninth overall) of 2011 draft
Baez: Facts and Information

Javier, Chicagos first selection (ninth overall) in the 2011 draft, enters his fourth pro season and is a non-roster invitee to Spring Training for the secondstraight season ... has batted .286 (237-for-828) with 49 doubles, 10 triples, 53 homers and 158 RBI in 215 minor league games.
Named the 2013 Cubs Minor League Player of the Year by the organization after combining to hit .282 (146-for-517) with 34 doubles, four triples, 37
homers and 111 RBI in 130 games with Single-A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee.
Named the Cubs top prospect heading into the 2013 and 2014 seasons by Baseball America ... was ranked as the organizations second-best prospect
heading into 2012 by the publication.
The shortstop swiped 46 bases in his first three minor league seasons, having been caught just nine times ... has a .904 OPS thanks to a .342 on-base
percentage and a .562 slugging mark.
w Has recorded a .934 fielding percentage (67 E/1,011 TC) in 203 games at shortstop.
Participated in both the 2013 and 2014 Cubs inaugural Rookie Development Programs in Chicago ... took part in the 2014 Cubs Convention.
Graduated from Arlington Country Day School in Jacksonville, Fla., in 2011.
Baez: 2013 Season

Javier combined to bat .282 (146-for-517) with 34 doubles, four triples, 37 home runs and 111 RBI in 130 games between Single-A Daytona and Double-A
Tennessee ... his 111 RBI and 75 extra-base hits led minor league baseball while his 37 homers ranked tied for second.
Became the first minor league player in 17 seasons to reach 30 doubles, 30 home runs, 100 RBI and 20 stolen bases in the same season since D.T.
Cromer did so in 1996 for the Modesto As.
Named a Florida State League All-Star, hitting .274 (82-for-299) with 19 doubles, four triples, 17 home runs and 57 RBI in 76 contests to begin the year
with Daytona.
w Hit four home runs, June 10 vs. Fort Myers, becoming just the second player to record a four-homer game in the 94-year history of the Florida State
League ... joined former Cubs farmhand Ryan Harvey who turned the trick, July 28, 2006, vs. Clearwater.
Promoted to Tennessee, July 6, and in his first action at the Double-A level, hit .294 (64-for-218) with 15 doubles, 20 home runs and 54 RBI in 54 games,
helping the club to a post-season berth.
w Although he played in less than half of the 138-game Southern League schedule, his 20 home runs ranked fourth in the league.
Baez: Career Review

2012: Spent the majority of the season with Single-A Peoria, hitting .333
(71-for-213) with 41 runs scored, 10 doubles, five triples, 12 home runs
and 33 RBI before a promotion to Single-A Daytona, August 4.
Stole 20 bases with the Chiefs, and was caught just three times.
Recorded a .383 on-base percentage with Peoria.
Named the Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for July after hitting
.368 (39-for-106) with seven home runs and 20 RBI in 28 games.
His 39 hits in July were the most in a month by a Peoria player since
Justin Bour had 40 hits in August 2010.
Had a 16-game hitting streak, July 4-21, during which he hit .438 (28for-64) with four doubles, three triples, six homers and 13 RBI.
Named Midwest League Player of the Week for July 9-15, hitting .478
(11-for-23) in that stretch.
Played 23 games for Daytona, hitting .188 (15-for-80) with four homers
and 13 RBI.
Hit .211 (12-for-57) with four homers and 16 RBI in 14 games for the
Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League ... his Fall League campaign
was cut short due to an injured left thumb.
w Was leading the league in RBI and was tied for the lead in home
runs at the time of his injury.
2011: Played five games between Rookie League Mesa and Single-A Boise
after he was selected by Chicago with the ninth overall pick in the draft ...
combined to bat .278 (5-for-18) with two doubles and a RBI.
Baez: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.333 3 12 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2-0 5 .333 .500
.167 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 1 .167 .167
.333 57 213 41 71
10 5 12 33 0 3
10 9 48 20-3 15
.383 .596
.188 23 80 9 15 3 1 4 13 0 0 1 5 21 4-2 2 .244 .400
.274 76 299 59 82
19 4 17 57 0 6
11 21 78 12-2 31
.338 .535
.294 54 218 39 64
15 0 20 54 0 3 0 19 69 8-2 13
.346 .638
.286 215 828 150 237 49 10 53 158 0 12 22 54 220 46-9 67 .342 .562
JAVIER BAEZ CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2011 Selected by Cubs in the first round (ninth overall) of draft (scout: Tom Clark)
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38 John Baker
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 213
FULL NAME: John David Baker
BORN: 1/20/81 in Alameda, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 33
RESIDES: Danville, CA
FAMILY: Married Meghan ...

Children Brooklyn and FIona
SIGNED BY: Will Schock (Oakland)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a minor league
contract with Cubs 1/3/14
MLS: 4+141
Non-Roster Invitee
Baker: Facts and Information

John joins the Cubs on a minor league deal with an invite to major league Spring Training after spending all or part of the last six big league seasons with
Florida (2008-11) and San Diego (2012-13) in 291 big league games, he is a .258 hitter (231-for-894) with 50 doubles, 14 home runs and 105 RBI.
Prior to the 2010 season, was part of a group of Marlins that traveled to Iraq and Kuwait to visit U.S. troops.
Hit .321 (62-for-193) with Triple-A Albuquerque in 2008 and was named to the Pacific Coast League All-Star team.
Named a Pacific Coast League mid-season All-Star with Triple-A Sacramento in 2006.
Played for the 2004 Arizona Fall League champion Phoenix, batting .318 in 18 games.
Attended the University of California, Berkeley, and was an All-Pac 10 selection as a junior in 2002, hitting a conference-leading .383.
Graduated from De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., in 1999.
Baker: 2013 Season

John began the season with San Diego, appearing in 16 big league games, before being designated for assignment, June 10 was claimed off waivers by
the Dodgers, June 15, and optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque ... outrighted, August 5, and elected free agency, October 1.
Hit .150 (6-for-40) with two RBI in 16 big league contests with the Padres.
Reported to Triple-A Tucson after being designated for assignment, June 10 went 3-for-13 (.231) with one RBI in four games.
Claimed off waivers by the Dodgers, June 15 appeared in 40 games with Triple-A Albuquerque, posting a .203 batting average (27-for-133) with one
double, four home runs and 17 RBI.
w Went 4-for-4 with a double, two home runs, five RBI and three runs scored August 11 vs. Tacoma.
Baker: Career Review

2012: Played in 63 games (52 starts) for San Diego, all behind the plate
his games played and starts were his most since a career-high 112 games
played in 2009 with the Marlins.
Was active on an Opening Day roster for the first time since 2010.
Hit .294 (35-for-119) over a 38-game span May 12-August 7.
In 30 road games, hit .293 (29-for-99), while hitting .181 (17-for-94)
in 33 games at Petco Park.
w With runners in scoring position, hit .278 (15-for-54) in his
final 55 games from May 12 through the end of the season, hit
.298 (14-for-47) with RISP.
2011: Opened the season on the Marlins 60-day disabled list while
recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Began a rehabilitation assignment in August, playing in 15 games
between Double-A Jacksonville and Single-A Jupiter.
Reinstated from the D.L., September 5, and appeared in 16 games, all
off the bench.
Prior to a pinch-walk, September 5, had not played in the majors since
a pinch-hit appearance, May 12, 2010 at the Cubs.
2010: Made his second-consecutive Opening Day roster with the Marlins,
but missed a majority of the season with a strained flexor muscle in his
right forearm that led to Tommy John surgery.
Originally placed on the 15-day disabled list, May 15 (retroactive to May
14) felt more discomfort during a rehabilitation assignment and was
transferred to the 60-day D.L., June 18, missing the remainder of the
season.
Underwent Tommy John surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament
in his right elbow by Dr. James Andrews, September 3.
2009: Appeared in a career-best 112 major league games for the Marlins,
his first full-season in the big leagues made 99 starts behind the plate.
Hit in a career-best, 10-straight games, July 20-August 2, batting .394
(13-for-33) during the stretch.
Belted five home runs in May, tying him with Colorados Chris Iannetta
for the most homers in the month among National League catchers.
Led all catchers and ranked fourth in the National League, batting .362
(21-for-58) in July.
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2008: Began the season at Triple-A Albuquerque before having his

contract selected by the Marlins, marking his first big league action.
Appeared in 61 games for Florida, making 54 starts behind the plate.
His .299 batting average (59-for-197) ranked second-highest among
Marlins rookie catchers (Mike Redmond: .331 in 1998).
Had his contract selected, July 8, and made his big league debut, July
9 at San Diego.
Collected his first major league hit, July 10 at the Dodgers, a home run
off Chan-Ho Park became the 10th Marlin in franchise history to
homer for his first career big league hit.
Belted first-career pinch-homer, August 20 at San Francisco, off Brian
Wilson.
Hit .321 (62-for-193) for Albuquerque before his promotion named
to the Pacific Coast League All-Star team.
2007: Spent the entire season with Triple-A Albuquerque in his first
campaign in the Marlins organization, hitting .285 (77-for-270) with eight
home runs and 41 RBI in 89 games.
Collected 23 extra-base hits, including eight home runs, his most
homers since recording a career-high 15 in 2004 for Double-A Midland.
2006: Played the entire campaign with Triple-A Sacramento, batting .273
(80-for-293) with four homers and 38 RBI in 83 games ... named a Pacific
Coast League All-Star.
2005: In his first full season at the Triple-A level with Sacramento, hit .234
(81-for-346) with five homers and 41 RBI in 103 games.
Collected 32 extra-base hits, including 24 doubles, three triples and
five home runs.
2004: Spent the majority of the season (117 games) at Double-A Midland,
but also appeared in 14 games for Triple-A Sacramento.
Tied for fourth in the Texas League with 32 doubles led his club in
doubles, RBI (78) and total bases (210) and tied for the team lead in
home runs (15).
Played for Arizona Fall League champion Phoenix, batting .318 in 18
games.
2003: Split the season between Single-A Kane County and Double-A
Midland, batting .286 (130-for-454) with 26 doubles, seven homers and
70 RBI in 125 games.
2002: In first professional season after he was selected by Oakland in the

fourth round of the June Draft, batted .235 (27-for-115) with one home
run and 13 RBI in 39 games with Single-A Vancouver.
Baker: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2002
Vancouver-A
.235 39 115 15 27 5 0 1 13 0 0 7 22 37 2-0 3 .389 .304
2003
Kane County-A .309 82 304 42 94
23 2 6 49 0 4
10 47 77 1-0 7
.414 .457

Midland-AA
.240 43 150 16 36 3 0 1 21 0 3 4 14 46 0-0 1 .316 .280
2004 Midland-AA
.280 117 439 67 123 32 5 15 78 0 5 17 37 94 1-2 6 .355 .478

Sacramento-AAA .347 14 49 11 17 3 0 0 10 0 0 1 6 23 0-0 0 .429 .408
2005
Sacramento-AAA .234 103 346 43 81 24 3 5 41 7 0 4 30 90 1-0 4 .303 .364
2006
Sacramento-AAA .273 83 293 49 80
19 1 4 38 2 3 2 40 77 6-0 8
.361 .386
2007
Albuquerque-AAA .285 89 270 35 77
15 0 8 41 0 1 4 28 58 2-0 6
.360 .430
2008
14 1 6 31 0 2 2 24 34 1-2 3
.398 .497

Florida
.299 61 197 32 59
14 0 5 32 1 3 2 30 48 0-0 4
.392 .447
2009
Florida
.271 112 373 59 101 25 0 9 50 2 2 5 41 89 0-0 6 .349 .410
2010
Florida
.218 23 78 7 17 3 1 0 6 0 0 1 9 18 0-0 2 .307 .282

Jupiter-A#
.333 3 6 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 0 .500 .333
2011
Jacksonville-AA# .111 3 9 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0-0 0 .200 .222

Jupiter-A#
.286 12 28 8 8 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 10 8 0-0 0 .487 .500

Florida
.154 16 13 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 3 0-0 0 .267 .154
2012
San Diego
.238 63 193 17 46 8 0 0 14 1 0 0 20 41 2-1 4 .310 .280
2013
San Diego
.150 16 40 0 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 12 0-0 0 .261 .150

Tucson-AAA
.231 4 13 2 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 5 0-0 0 .375 .231

Albuquerque-AAA .203 40 133 14 27 1 0 4 17 0 2 0 18 33 0-1 1 .294 .301
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.258 291 894 115 231 50 1 14 105 5 5 8 108 211 2-1 16 .342 .364
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.272 691 2348 339 638
142 14 50 341 9 20 53 281 588 13-5 39 .360 .408
PCT G PO A E TC DP 2013/CAREER PCT G PO A E TC DP
1.000
14 81 9 0
90 2 Catcher .991
256
1753
105
16
1874 5
CAUGHT STEALING: 2013 5-for-13 (.385) Career 39-for-237 (.165)
JOHN BAKERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Selected by Oakland in the fourth round of draft
2005 Claimed off waivers by Florida 12/15
2006 Claimed off waivers by Oakland 1/5
2007 Acquired by Florida 3/30 for INF Jason Stokes
2010 On 15-day disabled list 5/15 (retroactive to 5/14)-6/17 strained flexor muscle in right forearm transferred to 60-day D.L. 6/18-11/5 underwent

Tommy John surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in right elbow by Dr. James Andrews 9/3
2011 On 60-day disabled list 3/30-9/5 recovering from Tommy John surgery
2011 Acquired by San Diego 11/22 for LHP Wade LeBlanc
2013 Designated for assignment 6/10 claimed off waivers by the Dodgers 6/15
2013 Elected free agency 10/1
2014 Signed a one-year minor league contract with Cubs 1/3
JOHN BAKERS CAREER BESTS

PINCH HOMERS: 1 8/20/08 @ San Francisco
MOST TRIPLES: 1 5/7/10 @ Washington
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (three times), most recently 5/3/09 @ Cubs MOST RBI: 4 (three times), most recently 9/4/09 @ Washington
MOST HITS: 4 (twice), most recently 9/21/08 vs. Philadelphia
MOST WALKS: 2 (17 times), most recently 7/25/12 @ San Francisco
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (six times), most recently 5/17/12 vs.
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 5/8/12 vs. Colorado
Los Angeles (N.L.)
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 10 games 7/20-8/2/09
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15 Darwin Barney
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 186
MLS: 3+53
FULL NAME: Darwin James Kunane Barney
BORN: 11/8/85 in Portland, OR
OPENING DAY AGE: 28
RESIDES: Beaverton, OR
FAMILY: Married Lindsay ... Children

Hayden and Zoey
SIGNED BY: Al Geddes

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in
fourth round of 2007 draft
Barney: Facts and Information

Darwin made his major league debut with the Cubs in 2010 and enters his fifth big league season with Chicago ... in 2012,
CAREER AWARDS
tied a major league single-season record with 141-consecutive errorless games at second base en route to National League
N.L.
Gold Glove Award
Rawlings Gold Glove Award honors.
Is just the fourth Cubs second baseman to earn a Rawlings Gold Glove award, and the first since Ryne Sandberg won his 2012
ninth, and final, Gold Glove in 1991.
N.L. Rookie of the
w Besides Barney and Sandberg, the other Cubs second basemen to win a Gold Glove award are Ken Hubbs in 1962 Month
and Glenn Beckert in 1968.
April, 2011
His 141-straight errorless games at second base from April 18-September 27, 2012 are tied for the single-season record
with Placido Polanco, who turned the trick with Detroit in 2007.
Was one of three finalists for the 2013 N.L. Gold Glove Award at second base, along with Cincinnatis Brandon Phillips and Los Angeles Mark Ellis ...
Phillips took home the honor.
Owns all N.L. records for consecutive errorless games at second base, having surpassed Ryne Sandbergs former record 123-game errorless streak
allowing for multiple seasons that ran from June 21, 1989-May 17, 1990.
Has appeared in 470 major league contests and owns a .246 batting average (408-for-1,657) with 78 doubles, 11 triples, 16 homers and 130 RBI.
Primarily has played second base, appearing there in 441 games (414 starts) ... has made 19 appearances (14 starts) at shortstop and played six games
(four starts) at third base.
Owns a .288 batting average (452-for-1,570) in 430 minor league contests ... has 84 doubles, 175 RBI and a .337 on-base percentage.
Attended Oregon State University was named to the All-Tournament team after homering and driving in two runs to help the Beavers clinch their secondstraight College World Series title in 2007.
Named All-Pac-10 First Team and the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year in 2005.
Selected to Team USA by USA Baseball in 2006, where his team won a gold medal at the World University Games also named All-Pac-10 First Team.
Graduated from Southbridge (Ore.) High School in 2004 he led the school to its first-ever baseball state championship in 2003.
Participated in the 2009 and 2011-13 Cubs Caravans.
Barney: 2013 Season

Darwin led Major League second basemen with a .993 fielding percentage (4 E/603 TC), and batted .208 (104-for501) with a career-high tying seven home runs and 41 RBI in 141 games with Chicago.
Began the year with a 71-game errorless streak at second base and finished it with a 52-game errorless
streak.
Ranked second among National League second basemen in defensive WAR (1.4) and made only four errors,
the fewest by any everyday second baseman.
Ranked fourth in the N.L. with 603 total chances at second base ranked fifth in the Senior
Circuit with 363 assists.
Recognized as the Cubs 2013 Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award winner ... one player
from each club is recognized.
Played 141 games at second base, making 139 starts.
Was the sixth-hardest player to strike out in the N.L., fanning once every 8.7 plate appearances.
Grounded into 22 double plays, most on the club and fifth in the National League.
Hit .246 (32-for-130) against left-handed pitchers compared to a .194 mark (72-for-371) against
righties.
HIt .225 (53-for-236) at home compared to a .192 mark (51-for-265) on the road.
Set a career high with 36 walks (5 IBB).
Ranked third on the club in games (141) and at-bats (501), fourth in runs (49) and doubles (25), tied
for fourth in hits (104) and fifth in RBI (41).
Batted .265 (9-for-34) in seven games out of the lead-off spot in the order.
His .255 June batting average (27-for-106) was the highest of any month.
Began the season on the 15-day disabled list with a deep laceration on his left knee, suffered in an
exhibition game, March 30 at Houston.
Went on an injury rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Iowa, April 13, batting .500 (5-for-10) with
three walks, a double, four runs scored and a stolen base in three contests activated from the disabled list, April 16.
Belted a game-winning, solo homer in the top of the 10th inning, April 23 at Cincinnati.
Tied a career high with two doubles, April 29 vs. San Diego.
Tied his career high with four hits, May 21 at Pittsburgh finished 4-for-4 with a triple, two runs scored and a go-ahead RBI.
Committed fielding errors in consecutive games, July 7-8, after going 74-straight games at second base without an error September 30, 2012-July 6
committed his first error of the season in July 7s 10th inning vs. Pittsburgh.
Went 3-for-4 with a three-run homer and four RBI to end the first half of the season, July 14 vs. St. Louis the four RBI tied his career high (also, July
30, 2012 vs. Pittsburgh).
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Barney: Career Review

2012: Darwin earned a Rawlings Gold Glove Award after he tied the major
league single-season record for consecutive errorless games at second
base, going 141-straight contests without a fielding miscue from April
18-September 27.
Led major league second basemen with a .997 fielding percentage (2
E/731 TC), and batted .254 (139-for-548) with a career-high seven
Owns all N.L. records for consecutive errorless games at second base,
having surpassed Ryne Sandbergs former record 123-game errorless
streak allowing for multiple seasons that ran from June 21, 1989May 17, 1990 David Eckstein owned the previous N.L. single-season
mark of 113-consecutive games set with San Diego in 2010.
Played 155 games at second base, making 146 starts ... also saw three
games (one start) at shortstop.
His 5.18 total chances and 2.2 putouts per 9.0 innings led major
league second basemen ... his 731 total chances at second base
ranked third in the N.L.
Was the sixth-hardest player to strike out in the N.L., punching out just
once every 10.1 plate appearances.
Produced a .303 batting average (82-for-271) at home compared to a
.206 mark (57-for-277) on the road.
Set career-highs with a .354 slugging percentage and 33 walks.
Ranked third on the club in hits (139) and runs (73), fourth in doubles
(26) and fifth in RBI (44).
Recorded a career-high and team season-high 13-game hitting streak
from September 5-18 he batted .409 (18-for-44) during the run.
Clubbed his first career walk-off home run, May 30 vs. San Diego, a
two-run shot off Dale Thayer.
Recorded a career-high four RBI in a 14-4 Cubs victory vs. Pittsburgh,
July 30 hit a go-ahead three-run homer off Erik Bedard.
His 141-game errorless streak ended on September 28 in Arizona, with
a throwing error in the eighth inning.
Honored as the Cubs Heart and Hustle Award winner by the MLBPAA.
2011: In his first full season with the Cubs, Darwin batted .276 (146-for529) with 66 runs scored, 23 doubles, six triples, two homers and 43 RBI
in 143 games.
Ranked first among rookies with 47 multi-hit games, third among rookies in hits and batting average, tied for third in runs scored and triples
and fourth in on-base percentage (.313).
His 47 multi-hit games were the most by a Cubs rookie since Ryne
Sandberg posted a franchise-record 49 in 1982 ... it tied for secondmost in franchise annals by a rookie with Ernie Banks, who had 47
multi-hit games in 1954.
Named the N.L. Rookie of the Month for April after posting a monthlybest .326 average (29-for-89) with four walks, 15 runs, four doubles,
two triples, one homer and 14 RBI in 25 contests.
His 90 hits before the All-Star break rank fourth-most among Cubs
rookies Ken Hubbs had 95 in 1962 and Kosuke Fukudome and Geovany Soto both had 91 knocks before the 2008 Mid-Summer Classic.
Ranked second on the club in doubles, third in hits, fourth in runs
scored and games played and sixth in RBI.
Posted a .313 batting average (15-for-48) when batting with a 0-2
count, good for second in the National League behind Arizonas
Stephen Drew (.318).
Appeared in 135 games at second base (124 starts) and five games at
shortstop (four starts) ... hit safely in 87 of his 128 starts.
Got the Opening Day start at second base, becoming the first Cubs
rookie to start the season opener at second base since Manny Trillo in
1975 ... finished the game vs. Pittsburgh 2-for-4 with a run.
Collected a career-high two doubles, April 16 in Colorado.
Drove in a run in a career-high five-straight games, April 20-25.
Belted his first-career homer, April 25 vs. Colorado, hitting a two-run
shot in the first inning off Esmil Rogers.
Was on the disabled list, June 14-29, with a left knee sprain.
Collected a career-high four hits, August 13 at Atlanta.
2010: Darwin saw big league action for the first time in his career, posting
a .241 batting average (19-for-79) with 12 runs, four doubles, six walks
and two RBI in 30 games for Chicago.
Was promoted, August 12, making his big league debut that night as
a defensive replacement at second base in the ninth inning at San
Francisco.
Batted .308 (16-for-52) in his first 20 games, but hit just .111 (3-for27) in his final 10 contests.
Batted .406 (13-for-32) in an 11-game span, August 30-September
14.
Appeared in 10 games (five starts) at second base, 11 games (nine
starts) at shortstop and six games (four starts) at third base.
w Started 13 of the clubs final 25 games eight at shortstop,
three at third base and two at second base.
Made his first career start, August 13 in St. Louis, at second base.
August 16, recorded his first career hit with a double in the first inning
off San Diegos Kevin Correia.
Picked up his first career RBI, August 30 vs. Pittsburgh (double in the
seventh).
His 143 hits with Iowa led all of Triple-A at the time of his call-up.
Earned 2010 Pacific Coast League All-Star honors, becoming the first
I-Cubs shortstop to be selected since Ronny Cedeno in 2005.
Hit .299 (143-for-479) with 24 doubles, four triples, two home runs, 72
runs scored, 49 RBI and 11 stolen bases in 114 games for Iowa.
2009: Darwin hit .293 (136-for-464) with 24 doubles and 49 RBI in 137
games between Double-ATennessee and Triple-AIowa ... was named a
Southern League mid-season All-Star prior to his promotion to Iowa.
Hit .317 (80-for-252) with 23 walks, 30 runs, 12 doubles, three
homers and 32 RBI in 74 games with Tennessee.
Batted .368 (21-for-57) with 28 RBI with runners in scoring position
boasted a .423 mark (11-for-26) with 12 RBI with RISP and two outs.
After an impressive first half with Tennessee, garnered a promotion to
Iowa, June 30 it marked his first action at the Triple-A level.
In 63 games with the I-Cubs, posted a .264 mark (56-for-212) with 12
doubles, a triple and 17 RBI.
2008: Darwin spent the entire season with Single-A Daytona batted
.262 (107-for-409) with 22 doubles and 51 RBI in 123 games ... tied
for the team lead in games played with Jim Adduci and triples (4) with
Tony Thomas.
Hit .298 (57-for-191) with 50 RBI with runners on base was 33-for120 (.275) with 45 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Owned a .308 batting average (28-for-91) with two doubles, a triple,
two clouts, nine runs scored and 16 RBI in 25 May contests.
Batted a monthly-best .321 (26-for-81) with a .407 slugging percentage and an .810 OPS in August (26 games).
2007: Darwin split the season between Rookie-League Mesa and Single-A
Peoria combined to bat .289 (56-for-194) with 12 doubles, 33 runs
scored and 23 RBI in 49 games.
Began the season at Mesa, where he batted .444 (8-for-18) with four
walks, three doubles, six runs scored, two RBI, a .545 on-base percentage and a 1.157 OPS in five games.
Spent the remainder of the season with Peoria after being selected from
Mesa, July 17.
Hit .313 (26-for-83) with 20 RBI with runners on base with the Chiefs
boasted a .375 average (9-for-24) with RISP and two outs.
LONGEST SINGLE-SEASON ERRORLESS STREAKS

BY A SECOND BASEMAN
Rank
1.

3.
4.
5.
6.
Second Baseman (Team, Year)

Darwin Barney (CHI), 2012
Placido Polanco (DET), 2007
David Eckstein (SD), 2010
Mark Ellis (OAK), 2007
Luis Castillo (MIN), 2006
Ryne Sandberg (CHI), 1989
Games
141
141
113
102
99
90
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Barney: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2008
Daytona-A
2009
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2010
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2011
CUBS

Iowa-AAA#
2012

CUBS
2013
Iowa-AAA#

CUBS
M.L./CUBS
TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.444 5 18 6 8 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0-0 0 .545 .611
.273 44 176 27 48 9 3 2 21 0 2 3 11 22 5-2 8 .323 .392
.262 123 409 46 107 22 4 3 51 4 5 3 38 58 8-3 21 .325 .357
.317 74 252 30 80
12 0 3 32 4 5 0 23 33 5-1 16
.368 .401
.264 63 212 25 56
12 1 0 17 2 2 0 13 32 4-1 11
.304 .330
.299 114 479 72 143 24 4 2 49 2 3 3 23 52 11-3 14 .333 .378
.241 30 79 12 19 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 12 0-0 2 .294 .291
.276 143 529 66 146 23 6 2 43 7 4 8 22 67 9-2 12 .313 .353
.357 4 14 3 5 1 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 1-0 0 .400 .643
.254 156 548 73 139 26 4 7 44 3 1 3 33 58 6-1 3 .299 .354
.500 3 10 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1-0 0 .615 .600
.208 141 501 49 104 25 1 7 41 4 6 6 36 64 4-2 4 .266 .303
.246 470 1657 200 408 78 11 16 130 14 11 17 97 201 19-5 21 .293 .336
.288 430 1570 213 452 84 12 11 175 12 17 10 115 202 35-10 70 .337 .378

.993 141 236 363 4 603 72 Second Base .990 441 818
1147 20 1985 237

Third Base
1.000
6 1
11
0
12
1
Shortstop .985
19
19
48
1
68
13
.993 236 363 4 603 72 M.L. TOTALS .990 838
1206 21 2065 251
DARWIN BARNEYS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Cubs in the fourth round of draft (scout: Al Geddes)
2011 On disabled list 6/14-29 ... left knee sprain ... included injury rehabilitation assignment to Iowa (6/25-29)
2013 On disabled list 3/31-4/15 ... left knee laceration ... included injury rehabilition assignment to Iowa (4/13-15)
DARWIN BARNEYS CAREER HIGHS

MOST HITS: 4 (twice), most recently 5/21/13 @ Pittsburgh
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (four times), most recently 9/16/12 vs.
MOST RBI: 4 (twice), most recently 7/14/13 vs. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (nine times), most recently 6/30/13 @ Seattle
MOST WALKS: 3 9/19/10 @ Florida
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 13 games 9/5-18/12
ANATOMY OF A RECORD STREAK

Darwin Barney tied the major league single-season record for
errorless games at second base with 141-straight consecutive games
without a miscue in 2012 ... that tied Detroits Placido Polanco stretch
of 141-straight errorless games at second base in 2007 ... a few notes
on Barneys record run:
Barneys 141-game errorless streak, which lasted from April 18September 27, featured more total chances per nine innings (5.30)
than any other second baseman in baseball.
During the 141 games, Barney had far more putouts (293) than any
other second baseman in baseball in that span (Gordon Beckham
was next closest at 259) and Barneys 676 total chances trailed only
Arizonas Aaron Hill (687).
62
71 Dallas Beeler
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 210
FULL NAME: Dallas James Beeler
BORN: 6/12/89 in Tulsa, OK
RESIDES: Tulsa, OK
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0
SIGNED BY: Ty Nichols

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 41st
round of 2010 draft
Beeler: Facts and Information

Dallas begins his fifth pro season with the Cubs organization after he was selected by Chicago in the 41st round of the 2010 draft ... added to the
40-man roster, November 20, 2013, he has gone 12-18 with a 3.64 ERA (123 ER/304.0 IP) in 66 minor league games, all but eight as a starting pitcher.
Made six starts and went 4-1 with a 2.49 ERA (6 ER/21.2 IP) for the Mesa Solar Sox during the 2013 Arizona Fall League after missing part of the regular
season with a finger sprain on his right hand.
Participated in the Cubs inaugural Rookie Development Program in Chicago in January of 2013.
Underwent Tommy John ligament replacement surgery on his right elbow in the summer of the 2009 while at Oral Roberts University ... recovered in time
to pitch in nine games in 2010 after signing with the Cubs.
Attended Oral Roberts University and Seminole State College ... graduated from Jenks (Okla.) High School in 2008.
Beeler: 2013 Season

Dallas was 4-2 with a 3.13 ERA in nine starts for Double-A Tennessee before a finger sprain on his right hand ended his season in mid-May ... walked 17
and struck out 35 in 54.2 innings, and limited the opponent to a .214 batting average.
Landed on Tennessees disabled list, May 20, due to his injured finger ... missed remainder of season.
Produced a 2.37 ERA (8 ER/30.1 IP) in his final five outings, April 25-May 18.
Tossed 14.2 consecutive scoreless innings, April 20-May 2.
Went 4-1 with a 2.49 ERA (6 ER/21.2 IP) for the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League ... did not allow an earned run in his final three starts, spanning
11.2 innings ... tossed 5.0 shutout innings in his final start, November 11 against Peoria.
Beeler: Career Review

2012: Made a career-high 27 starts for Double-A Tennessee, going 6-7
with a 4.24 ERA (64 ER/136.0 IP).
Walked two or fewer in 21 of 27 outings.
Twice tossed a season-high 7.0 innings, including a 7.0-inning complete game effort, May 14 at Jackson.
Started the season by posting a 1.08 ERA (2 ER/16.2 IP) in his first
three starts, April 7-18.
Posted a 3.29 ERA (15 ER/41.0 IP) in eight starts, June 4-July 15.
2010: In his first pro season, posted a 2.95 ERA (6 ER/18.1 IP) in nine
games, two starts, primarily with Rookie League Mesa.
Walked just two and struck out 18 between Mesa and Single-A Boise.
Did not allow a home run in 18.1 innings.
2011: Reached the Double-A level in his first full pro season, going 2-6
with a 3.22 ERA (34 ER/95.0 IP) in 21 games (20 starts) between Single-A
Peoria and Double-A Tennessee.
Began the season going 1-1 with a 1.66 ERA (8 ER/43.1 IP) in 12
games, 11 starts, prior to his promotion to Tennessee.
Was 1-5 with a 4.53 ERA (26 ER/51.2 IP) in nine starts for the
Smokies.
Beeler: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2011
Peoria-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-3 3.31 8 2 0 0 0 16.1 20 9 6 0 0 2 16 0 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
1-1 1.66 12
11 0 0 0 43.1 35 13 8 1 2 6 35 0 0
1-5 4.53 9 9 0 0 0 51.2 68 31 26 7 2 7 33 0 0
6-7 4.24 27 27 1 0 0 136.0
166 74 64 11 4 48 70 3 1
4-2 3.13 9 9 0 0 0 54.2 43 26 19 3 6 17 35 1 0
12-18 3.64 66 58 1 0 0 304.0 334 153 123 22 14 80 191 4 1
DALLAS BEELERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2010 Selected by Cubs in 41st round of draft (scout: Ty Nichols)
63
43 Emilio Bonifacio
BATS: Switch
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 205
FULL NAME: Emilio Jose Bonifacio
FAMILY: Married Coralina ...

Child Emil Andres
SIGNED BY: Arizona

MLS: 5+66
Non-Roster Invitee
Bonifacio: Facts and Information

Emilio joined the Cubs in February on a minor league contract with an invite to major league Spring Training ... has played
CAREER AWARDS
in all or part of seven major league seasons with the Diamondbacks (2007-08), Nationals (2008), Marlins (2009-12),
N.L.
Player of the Month
Blue Jays (2013) and Royals (2013).
Owns a .262 major league batting average (541-for-2,062) with 75 doubles, 28 triples, 10 home runs and 131 in 612 July, 2011
games ... has 138 stolen bases and has been caught just 36 times.
Has played six positions in the majors, including 165 games at second base, 134 games at third base, 110 games in center
field, 97 games at shortstop, 66 games in left field and 28 games in right field.
Originally signed as an amateur free agent by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001.
Attended Loyola High School in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Younger brother, Jorge, signed with the Royals as a non-drafted free agent on December 9, 2009 and is currently in Kansas Citys minor league system.
Bonifacio: 2013 Season

Emilio opened the season as the Blue Jays starter at second base, and was acquired by the Royals, August 14, for a player to be named or a cash
consideration ... became the starting second baseman in the final six weeks for the Royals, batting .285 (45-for-158).
Batted .243 (102-for-420) with 22 doubles, three triples, three homers and 31 RBI in 136 games between Toronto and Kansas City ... had 28 stolen
bases and was caught eight times.
Played six positions, making 78 starts at second base, 13 in center field, 11 in left field, five at third base and three in right field.
HIt .295 (38-for-129) with 20 runs scored and a .352 on-base percentage out of the No. 2 spot in the Royals batting order.
Ranked 12th in the American League with 28 stolen bases, including 16-for-18 in a Royals uniform.
Matched a career high with four hits against Seattle, September 5 ... it was his third four-hit game and first since July 4, 2009, with the Florida Marlins.
Served as the Toronto Blue Jays opening day starter at second base ... struggled prior to the trade to Kansas City, batting just .218 with three homers and
33 runs scored in 94 games with the Jays.
Bonifacio: Career Review

2012: Emilio had an injury-plagued season, playing in just 64 games ...
had three stints on the disabled list, missing time with a sprained left
thumb and a sprained right knee.
Despite limited action, hit .258 with three doubles, four triples, a homer
and 30 stolen bases, which tied for ninth in the N.L.
w His 90.9 stolen base percentage tied for second in the league.
Stole his first 20 bags without being caught, which established a
Marlins record to start a season.
A sprained left thumb put him on the disabled list, May 19-July 13 and
August 4-19 ... landed back on the shelf with a right knee sprain, August
22 - moved to 60-day D.L., September 14.
Sent to Toronto, November 19, as part of a 12-player deal between the
Marlins and Blue Jays.
2011: Posted a breakout season with Florida, and was honored with the
Jeff Conine Mr. Marlin Award at the end of the season by the South
Florida Chapter of the BBWAA.
Set career highs in steals (40), batting average (.296), runs scored
(78), hits (167), doubles (26) triples (7), homers (5), RBI (36) and
walks (59).
Played in a career-best 152 games, making starts at shortstop (61),
third base (30), left field (28), right field (11), center field (9) and
second base (2).
Named the N.L. Player of the Month in July, batting .380 with four
doubles, a homer and 16 stolen bases ... had a 26-game hitting streak,
June 28-July 28, the third-longest in the majors that season.
Ranked third among N.L. leadoff hitters (min. 50 games) in batting average (.310), trailing only Jose Reyes (.336) and Starlin Castro (.327).
Tied for second in the N.L. in steals (40) with Matt Kemp, Cameron
Maybin and Drew Stubbs ... his 78.4 stolen base percentage (40-for51) was third-highest in Marlins history for a player with 40+ attempts.
Matched a franchise record, appearing at three different positions on
April 2 and July 22, both times vs. the Mets.
64
2010: Began the year with Triple-A New Orleans, but was recalled to the
Marlins, June 7, and hit .266 in his final 66 games.
Made 37 starts following his recall, including 14 in center field, eight at
shortstop, five in left field, four in right field, four at third base and two
at second base.
Batted .274 in 40 games with eight doubles and three triples with
New Orleans to begin the year.
2009: Spent his first full season in the majors with the Marlins ... hit .252
in 127 games, and collected 11 doubles, six triples, one homer and 27
RBI ... stole 21 bases.
Ranked sixth in the majors with 34 infield hits ... also tied for third with
14 bunt hits.
Hit an inside-the-park home run off Julian Tavarez on Opening Day,
becoming the first player since Cesar Izturis (2001) with an inside-thepark home run as his first Major League homer.
w Marked the first inside-the-park home run on Opening Day since
Carl Yastrzemskis on April 10, 1968.
Batted .286 coming off the bench ... hit .251 in a starting role.
2008: Began the season with Triple-A Tucson before he was recalled by
Arizona, July 4 ... traded to Washington, for pitcher Jon Rauch, July 22.
Batted .248 (39-for-157) with five doubles, five triples and 41 RBI for
Washington after being recalled from Triple-A Columbus, August 1.
Hit .302 at Tucson to start the season, and recorded a .348 on-base
percentage with 17 stolen bases.
After joining Washingtons organization, played eight games in
Columbus and hit .452 prior to his promotion to the Nationals.
2007: After starting the season with Double-A Mobile, Emilio made his first
major league roster as he was called up by Arizona in September.
Appeared in 11 big league games, hitting .217 with four walks
compared to three strikeouts.
Made his major league debut, September 2, as a pinch-runner vs.
Colorado.
First big league start was September 10 at San Francisco, recording a
RBI-single off Tim Lincecum in the fifth inning for his first hit.
Batted .285 with Mobile to begin the year ... had 21 doubles, five
triples, two homers and 40 RBI in 132 games ... had 41 stolen bases.
2006: Hit .321 at Single-A Lancaster in 130 games ... collected

a career-best 35 doubles and had seven triples, seven homers and 50 RBI.
Stole 61 bases and was caught 14 times.
2005: In his second-straight season at Single-A South Bend, hit .270 in
127 contests ... recorded a then career-high 56 walks and swiped 55
bases.
2004: Hit .260 in 120 games for SIngle-A South Bend ... stole 40 bases
and was caught stealing 10 times.
2003: In his first pro season, hit .199 with Rookie League Missoula.
Bonifacio: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
Missoula-R
.199 54 146 20 29 1 1 0 16 4 1 3 18 43 15-3 11 .298 .219
2004
South Bend-A
.260 120 411 59 107 9 6 1 37 9 2 3 25 122 40-10 23 .306 .319
2005 South Bend-A
.270 127 522 81 141 14 7
1 44 7 4 2 56 90 55-17 23 .341 .330
2006
Lancaster-A
.321 130 546 117 175 35 7 7 50 8 4 6 44 104 61-14 21 .375 .449
2007
Mobile-AA
.285 132 551 84 157 21 5 2 40 4 1 2 38 105 41-13 21 .333 .352

Arizona
.217 11 23 2 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 3 0-1 1 .333 .261
2008
Tucson-AAA
.302 85 367 49 111 18 5 1 29 6 2 0 27 64 17-8 10 .348 .387

Arizona
.167 8 12 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 1-0 0 .167 .250

Columbus-AAA .452 8 31 9 14 2 0 0 3 0 1 0 4 4 4-2 1 .500 .516

Washington
.248 41 157 26 39 5 5 0 12 0 3 0 14 41 6-4 7 .305 .344
2009
Florida
.252 127 461 72 116 11 6 1 27 8 4 2 34 95 21-9 17 .303 .308
2010
New Orleans-AAA .274 40 164 19 45 8 3 0 11 2 0 0 16 33 8-4 7 .339 .360

Florida
.261 73 180 30 47 6 3 0 10 1 3 0 17 42 12-0 2 .320 .328
2011
Florida
.296 152 565 78 167 26 7 5 36 11 5 1 59 129 40-11 13 .360 .393
2012
Jupiter-A#
.167 9 30 6 5 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 6 9 3-1 0 .306 .200

Miami
.258 64 244 30 63 3 4 1 11 4 0 1 25 52 30-3 4 .330 .316
2013
Toronto
.218 94 262 33 57
16 1 3 20 3 2 2 13 66 12-6 7
.258 .321

Kansas City
.285 42 158 21 45 6 2 0 11 3 1 0 17 37 16-2 3 .352 .348
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.262 612 2062 295 541 75 28 10 131 30 18 6 183 470 138-36 57 .322 .340
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS .243 136 420 54 102 22 3 3 31 6 3 2 30 103 28-8 10 .295 .331
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS .267 476 1642 241 439 53 25 7 100 24 15 4 153 367 110-28 47 .329 .343
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.284 773 2995 504 852
118 39 13 249 42 15 16 285 629 295-84
117 .348 .363
.974 78 141 230 10 381 58 Second Base .968 165 260
401 22 683 104
1.000
6 3 8 0
11 2 Third Base .944
134 71
216
17
304
24
1.000
1 1 1 0 2 0 Shortstop .964
97
121
198
12
331
40
1.000
20 30 0 0
30 0 Left Field .990
66 95
3 1 99 0
1.000
15 32 0 0
32 0 Center Field .991
110
228
3 2
233 0
1.000
5 6 0 0 6 0 Right Field 1.000
28 40
2 0 42 0
.978 213 239 10 462 60 M.L. TOTALS .968 815
823 54 1692 168
EMILIO BONIFACIOS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2001 Signed by Arizona as a non-drafted free agent 12/27
2008 Acquired by Washington 7/22 for P Jon Rauch
2008 Acquired by Florida 11/11 with P P.J. Dean and IF Jake Smolinski for P Scott Olsen and OF Josh Willingham
2012 On disabled list 5/19-7/13 ... sprained left thumb ... included injury rehabilitation assignment to Jupiter (7/4-13)
2012 On disabled list 8/4-19 ... sprained left thumb ... included injury rehabilitation assignment to Jupiter (8/15-19)
2012 On disabled list 8/22-10/31 ... right knee sprain
2012 Acquired by Toronto 11/19 with P Josh Johnson, P Mark Buehrle, IF Jose Reyes, C John Buck and a cash consideration for P Henderson Alvarez,

IF Yunel Escobar, IF Adeiny Hechavarria, C Jeff Mathis, P Justin Nicolino, P Anthony Desclafani and OF Jake Marisnick
2013 Acquired by Kansas City 8/14 for cash considerations or a player to be named
2014 Granted unconditional release 2/12 ... signed to a minor league contract by Cubs 2/15
EMILIO BONIFACIOS CAREER HIGHS

INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS: 1 4/6/09 vs. Washington (Julian
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (four times), most recently 4/12/13 @ Kansas City
Tavarez)
MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 4/6/09 vs. Washington
LEADOFF HOMERS: 1 9/25/11 @ Milwaukee (Chris Narveson)
MOST WALKS: 2 (20 times), most recently 8/23/13 vs. Washington
MOST HITS: 4 (three times), most recently 9/5/13 vs. Seattle
MOST STOLEN BASES: 3 (twice), most recently 7/10/11 vs. Houston
MOST RBI: 3 (four times), most recently 9/1/11 @ New York (N.L.)
65
77 Kris Bryant
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 6-5
WEIGHT: 215
FULL NAME: Kristopher L. Bryant
BORN: 1/4/92 in Las Vegas, NV
OPENING DAY AGE: 22
RESIDES: Las Vegas, NV
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Alex Lontayo
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0

round (second overall) of 2013 draft
Bryant: Facts and Information

Kris was selected by the Cubs in the first round (second overall) of last years draft, and begins his first full season with the organization after combining
to hit .336 (43-for-128) with 14 doubles, nine home runs and 32 RBI in 36 games between three stops in 2013.
Rated as the Cubs second-best prospect heading into the 2014 season by Baseball America.
Ranked ninth in MLB.coms top-100 prospects heading into the 2014 campaign ... was the only member of the 2013 draft class in the top-10.
Participated in both the 2014 Cubs Rookie Development Program and the 2014 Cubs Convention.
Earned the 2013 Arizona Fall League Joe Black MVP Award, and named an AFL ALl-Star, after leading the league with a .457 slugging percentage, 22
runs, six home runs, 15 extra-base hits and 56 total bases.
Attended the University of San Diego ... his 31 home runs in 2013 led the nation and are a single-season school record.
w Also led the nation with 80 runs, 66 walks and an .820 slugging mark in 2013 for USD.
w His 54 career home runs in three years at USD are a school record.
Named a finalist for the 2013 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award, and earned numerous collegiate awards including the 2013 Baseball America Player
of the Year, the 2013 Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Year and the 2013 Louisville Slugger National Player of the Year.
Graduated from Bonanza High School in Las Vegas.
Bryant: 2013 Season

Kris, selected second overall in the draft, combined to hit .336 (43-for-128) with 14 doubles, two triples, nine home runs, 32 RBI, a .390 on-base
percentage and a .688 slugging mark between Rookie League Mesa, Single-A Boise and Single-A Daytona.
Had a 15-game hitting streak with Boise, July 26-August 11, hitting .415.
Named Northwest League Player of the Week for August 5-11 ... went 9-for-17 (.529) with three doubles, a triple, a home run and five RBI in a five-game
set against the defending NWL champion Vancouver Canadians.
Following a promotion to Daytona, named the Florida State League Player of the Week for August 12-18, batting .360 (9-for-25) with three home runs
and five RBI in seven games.
Tabbed as the Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for August by the organization after hitting .381 with 16 runs, nine doubles, a triple, seven homers
and 21 RBI in 24 games between Daytona and Boise.
Helped Daytona to the Florida State League title ... batted .350 (7-for-20) with a .908 OPS in the postseason.
Went on to earn Arizona Fall League MVP honors with the Mesa Solar Sox, helping the club to the title game ... hit safely in 17 of 20 games, and batted
.364 (28-for-77) with 15 extra-base hits.
Bryant: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.167 2 6 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0-0
.354 18 65 13 23 8 1 4 16 0 3 1 8 17 0-0
.333 16 57 9 19 5 1 5 14 0 0 2 3 17 1-0
.336 36 128 22 43
14 2 9 32 0 4 3 11 35 1-0
E OBP SLG
3 .143 .333
2 .416 .692
1 .387 .719
6
.390 .688
KRIS BRYANTS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2013 Selected by Cubs in the first round (second overall) of draft (scout: Alex Lontayo)
66
62 Alberto Cabrera
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 210
MLS: 0+93
FULL NAME: Alberto Antonio Cabrera
BORN: 10/25/88 in Las Matas de Farfan, D.R.
OPENING DAY AGE: 25
RESIDES: Las Matas de Farfan, D.R.

SIGNED BY: Jose Serra and Sandy Nin
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a
non-drafted free agent 7/7/05
Cabrera: Facts and Information

Alberto begins his ninth professional season in the organization, having played for Chicago in parts of the last two seasons ... all told, is 1-1 with a 5.20
ERA (16 ER/27.2 IP) in 32 major league relief appearances ... was added to the 40-man roster, November 19, 2010.
Owns a 50-41 career minor league record with six saves and a 4.44 ERA (355 ER/719.1 IP) in 188 games (112 starts).
Has struck out 624 batters compared to 309 walks in 719.1 career minor league innings.
Began 2013 as a starting pitcher with Double-A Tennessee, and was named a Southern League mid-season All-Star ... moved to the bullpen when he was
promoted to Triple-A Iowa, July 18.
Pitched solely out of the bullpen in 2012 after making 26 starts in 2011 between Tennessee and Iowa.
Has surrendered 63 home runs in 719.1 minor league innings of work.
Cabrera: 2013 Season

Alberto was a September call-up for Chicago, pitching to a 4.50 ERA (3 ER/6.0 IP) in seven relief appearances ... began the year with Double-A Tennessee
and was named to the Southern League mid-season All-Star Team.
Promoted to Chicago, September 1, and went on to hold the opponent scoreless in five of his seven relief outings.
Held the opponent scoreless in his first four outings (2.0 IP).
Combined to go 10-6 with a 3.79 ERA (56 ER/133.0 IP) in 33 games, including 18 starts, between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa.
Averaged nearly one strikeout per inning in the minors, punching out 126 batters in 133.0 innings of work ... walked 51.
Began the season with Tennessee, going 9-3 with a 3.20 ERA (40 ER/112.2 IP) in 18 starts ... struck out 107 compared to 39 walks.
Promoted to Triple-A Iowa, July 18, and was 1-3 with a 7.08 ERA (16 ER/20.1 IP) in 15 relief appearances.
Pitched in seven games for Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter League ... allowed six earned runs in 6.0 innings.
Cabrera: Career Review

2012: Alberto made his major league debut, going 1-1 with a 5.40 ERA (13
ER/21.2 IP) in 25 relief appearances for the Cubs after he was recalled
from Triple-A Iowa, August 1 ... stranded seven of 10 inherited runners
for Chicago.
Surrendered just one home run in 21.2 innings pitched.
His 27 strikeouts in 21.2 innings pitched translated to an average of
11.2 punchouts per 9.0 innings of work.
Earned his first career major league victory, September 21 vs. St. Louis,
fanning two in a perfect 11th inning.
Combined to go 4-1 with five saves and a 3.11 ERA (19 ER/55.0 IP) in
36 relief appearances between Double-A Tennessee and Iowa to start
the year.
w Struck out 74 batters in 55.0 innings pitched, good for an
average of 12.1 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ... walked just 14.
Began the year with Tennessee, and went 2-1 with five saves and a 2.52
ERA (10 ER/35.2 IP) in 23 relief appearances.
Promoted to Iowa, June 27, and was 2-0 with a 4.19 ERA (9 ER/19.1
IP) in 13 relief appearances prior to his major league call-up.
Pitched in six games with Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter
League, posting no record with a 3.14 ERA (5 ER/14.1 IP).
2010: Alberto went 7-9 with a 4.24 ERA (64 ER/136.0 IP) in 28 games
(26 starts) between Single-A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee struck
out 125 batters and walked only 50 in 136.0 innings pitched.
Set career marks in games, starts and strikeouts.
When tossing 6.0 or more innings with Daytona, went 5-1 with a 1.63
ERA (9 ER/49.2 IP) in eight games.
Posted a 3.28 ERA (34 ER/93.1 IP) with a 7-5 record and one
complete game in 18 games (17 starts) with Daytona (two stints).
Between two stints with Tennessee, had a 6.33 ERA (30 ER/42.2 IP)
with a 0-4 record in 10 games (nine starts).
2011: Alberto went 9-8 with a 6.16 ERA (94 ER/137.1 IP) in 28 games
(26 starts) between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa ... saw Triple-A
action for the first time in his career.
Set career marks in wins and innings pitched matched career highs
in games and games started.
Began the season with the Smokies, going 6-2 with a 5.36 ERA (29
ER/48.2 IP) in nine starts he fanned 34 compared to walking 21 in
48.2 innings of work.
Posted a 6.60 ERA (65 ER/88.2 IP) with a 3-6 record in 19 games (17
starts) with Iowa after he was promoted, May 28.
Posted a 3.04 ERA (9 ER/26.2 IP) in five July starts, lowering his ERA
from 8.39 to 6.05 during the stretch his 3.04 ERA in July ranked sixth
best in the league for the month.
In eight games (three starts) with the Toros del Este of the Dominican
League, went 0-1 with a 4.74 ERA (10 ER/19.0 IP), seven walks and
10 strikeouts.
2008: Went 4-6 with a 5.71 ERA (33 ER/52.0 IP) in 12 games (11 starts)
with Single-A Peoria ... won his final three decisions, May 24-June 7, after
dropping his previous six, April 11-May 19.
2009: Compiled an 8-2 mark with one save and a 4.48 ERA (48 ER/96.1
IP) in 27 games (eight starts) with Single-A Peoria.
Went 3-1 with a 4.08 ERA (16 ER/35.1 IP) as a starter compared to a
5-1 ledger with a 4.72 ERA (32 ER/61.0 IP) in relief.
Owned a career-high 14.0-inning scoreless streak, April 29-May 9.
Had a monthly-best 2.61 ERA (6 ER/20.2 IP) with a 3-1 record in five
May games (one start).
Won eight of his last 10 decisions, including a career-high five-game
winning streak, May 27-August 26.
2007: In nine starts for Single-A Boise, went 3-3 with a 5.40 ERA (23
ER/38.1 IP), 33 strikeouts and 18 walks ... was sidelined, August 28-September 6, with a right shoulder strain.
2006: Appeared in 15 games (14 starts) with the Cubs Dominican Summer League team in his first professional season, going 5-6 with a 2.27
ERA (18 ER/71.1 IP), 55 strikeouts and 18 walks.
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Cabrera: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
Dominican-R
5-6 2.27 15 14 0 0 0 71.1 69 34 18 4 6 18 55 6 1
2007
Boise-A
3-3 5.40 9 9 0 0 0 38.1 41 24 23 4 0 18 33 3 0
2008
Peoria-A
4-6 5.71 12 11 0 0 0 52.0 55 39 33 7 1 30 37 2 0
2009
Peoria-A
8-2 4.48 27 8 0 0 1 96.1 94 53 48 6 6 54 73 15 3
2010
Daytona-A
7-5 3.28 18 17 1 1 0 93.1 92 44 34 6 1 26 90 12 1

Tennessee-AA
0-4 6.33 10 9 0 0 0 42.2 57 39 30 1 3 24 35 8 1
2011
Tennessee-AA
6-2 5.36 9 9 0 0 0 48.2 60 36 29 4 2 21 34 4 0

Iowa-AAA
3-6 6.60 19 17 0 0 0 88.2
118 67 65 11 3 53 67 11 0
2012
Tennessee-AA
2-1 2.52 23 0 0 0 5 35.2 30 15 10 2 0 10 45 1 0

Iowa-AAA
2-0 4.19 13 0 0 0 0 19.1 29 13 9 4 2 4 29 2 0

CUBS
1-1 5.40 25 0 0 0 0 21.2 16 15 13 1 1 18 27 5 0
2013
Tennessee-AA
9-3 3.20 18 18 1 0 0 112.2
102 41 40 10 5 39
107 11 3

Iowa-AAA
1-3 7.08 15 0 0 0 0 20.1 26 16 16 4 0 12 19 2 0
CUBS
0-0
4.50 7 0 0 0 0 6.0 7 3 3 0 1 5 4 0 0
CUBS/M.L. TOTALS
1-1 5.20 32 0 0 0 0 27.2 23 18 16 1 2 23 31 5 0
MINOR
LEAGUE
TOTALS
50-41 4.44 188 112 2 1 6 719.1 773 421 355 63 29 309 624 77 9
SV/OPP: 2013 0/0 ... Career 0/0 ... HOLDS: 2013 0 ... Career 1 ... IR/IRS: 2013 1/0 ... Career 11/3
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 7 1 2 0 3 0
M.L. TOTALS .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .857 32 3 3 1 7 0
ALBERTO CABRERAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2005 Signed by the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/7 (scouts: Jose Serra and Sandy Nin)
ALBERTO CABRERAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 2 (11 times), most recently 9/27/12 @
MOST WALKSALLOWED: 3 (twice), most recently 9/23/12 vs.
Colorado
St. Louis
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 3 9/24/13 vs. Pittsburgh
LONGESTRELIEFAPPEARANCE: 2.0 innings (three times), most
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 3 8/21/12 @ Milwaukee
recently 9/24/13 vs. Pittsburgh
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK: 3.0 innings 8/11-17/12
ONE AND DONE

Here are the most recently scheduled one-game series in Cubs history:
Date Opponent
7/8/2013 at White Sox
5/6/2013 vs. Texas
6/27/2011 vs. Colorado
6/7/2010 at Pittsburgh
9/3/2009 vs. White Sox
6/22/2009 at Atlanta
9/10/2007 vs. St. Louis
6/11/2007 vs. Houston
9/28/1998 vs. San Francisco
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Notes
Make-up game for May 28 rainout Cubs won 8-2
Make-up game for April 17 rainout Cubs won 9-2
Make-up game for April 27 rainout Cubs won 7-3
Make-up game for June 2 rainout Cubs won 6-1
Make-up game for June 16 rainout Cubs lost 5-0
Make-up game for June 4 rainout Cubs lost 2-0
Make-up game for August 19 rainout Cubs won 12-3
Make-up game for April 11 snow out Cubs won 2-1
Wild Card tiebreaker Cubs won 5-3
5 Welington Castillo
BATS: Right
WEIGHT: 210
FULL NAME: Welington Andres Castillo
BORN: 4/24/87 in San Isidro, D.R.
RESIDES: San Isidro, D.R.
FAMILY: Married Kissairy ...

Child Welington Daniel
SIGNED BY: Jose Serra
MLS: 2+9
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a nondrafted free agent 12/8/04
Castillo: Facts and Information

The 2014 season marks Welingtons 10th in the organization since he was signed by Chicago as a non-drafted free agent in December of 2004 ... made
his major league debut with the Cubs in 2010 and the 2013 campaign marked his first full major league season.
Has batted .269 (157-for-583) with 38 doubles, 14 home runs and 59 RBI in 176 career contests for Chicago.
Was added to the Cubs 40-man roster November 20, 2009.
Named a Pacific Coast League mid-season All-Star in 2011.
Earned PCL Batter of the Week, June 13-19, 2011 he batted .625 (10-for-16) with three doubles, three homers and 12 RBI in four games.
Selected as the organizations sixth-best prospect heading into 2012 by Baseball America ... the publication named him the fifth-best prospect heading
into the 2009 season.
Was named to the 2008 All-Star Futures Game as the starting catcher for the World Team went 0-for-2 at the dish.
The right-handed hitter has batted .268 (500-for-1,867) with 98 doubles and 277 RBI in 547 minor league contests.
Castillo: 2013 Season

Welington spent his first full season in the majors with Chicago, appearing in 113 games, including 107 starts behind the plate ... hit .274 (104-for-380)
with 23 doubles, eight homers and 32 RBI before missing the final nine games of the season due to a partial tear of the meniscus in his right knee ... had
successful arthroscopic surgery, September 23.
His 28 multi-hit efforts ranked fifth among N.L. catchers.
His 2.8 defensive WAR (wins above replacement) ranked first among all major league catchers.
Threw out 21 of 88 (23.9 percent) baserunners attempting to steal.
Had a .988 fielding percentage (10 E/825 TC) and allowed eight passed balls.
Batted .290 (53-for-183) at home, 31 points higher than his .259 road mark (51-for-197).
w Hit .324 (24-for-74) in 24 road games following the All-Star break.
Hit .282 (82-for-291) against righthanders ... had a .247 average (22-for-89) against
southpaws.
Hit .312 in April, but batted .230 in May ... posted a .288 average in July.
Had three six-game hitting streaks, April 5-12 (.435/10-for-23), June 20-29 (.375/9-for-24) and
August 28-September 7 (.450/9-for-20) each was one-game shy of his career-high seven-game
hitting streak done in 2012.
Collected two doubles, April 1 in Pittsburgh, in his first career Opening Day start was the first Cub with
two extra-base hits on Opening Day since Kosuke Fukudome in 2008 (double, home run).
Recorded a career-high four hits, April 18 vs. the Rangers finished the game 4-for-4 with a double and
a run scored.
w Marked just the second time in the last five seasons that a Cubs catcher recorded four hits in a
game Geovany Soto had four hits vs. the Marlins, July 14, 2011.
Tied his season high with two doubles, May 13 vs. the Rockies.
Drew a walk in a career-high four-straight games, May 23-27, after coaxing just one walk in his first
36 games.
Recorded his first career multi-homer effort, September 10 in Cincinnati.
Left September 19s game in Milwaukee with right knee soreness after running down the first
base line in the sixth inning ... diagnosed with a partial tear of his meniscus.
Had his right knee scoped, September 23.
MOST MULTI-HIT GAMES

BY NATIONAL LEAGUE CATCHERS IN 2013
Catcher (Team)
Yadier Molina (STL)
Buster Posey (SF)
Wilin Rosario (COL)
Jonathan Lucroy (MIL)
Welington Castillo (CHI)
Brian McCann (ATL)
Multi-Hit
50
42
39
36
28
26
HIGHEST DEFENSIVE WAR AMONG MAJOR

LEAGUE CATCHERS IN 2013
Catcher (Team)
Welington Castillo (CHI)
Russell Martin (PIT)
Salvador Perez (KC)
Yadier Molina (STL)
WAR
2.8
2.6
2.3
2.1
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Castillo: Career Review

2012: Welington spent a majority of the season at the big league level,
appearing in 52 games for Chicago ... he hit .265 (45-for-170) with 11
doubles, five homers and 22 RBI, and made 46 starts behind the plate
for the Cubs.
Opened the year with Triple-A Iowa ... was recalled by Chicago, April 26,
when Steve Clevenger landed on the D.L. with a strained oblique.
Optioned to Iowa, June 18, but was recalled, July 31.
Hit .476 (20-for-42) with a 1.199 OPS against left-handed pitching ...
had a .195 batting average (25-for-128) against righties.
Batted 48 points higher on the road (.289/24-for-83) than at home
(.241/21-for-87).
Threw out seven of 40 baserunners attempting to steal.
Allowed four passed balls and committed seven errors.
Fifteen of his 22 RBI came with two outs in an inning.
Recorded a career-high three hits, May 11 in Milwaukee.
Drove in a career-high four runs, May 17 vs. Philadelphia.
Placed on the 15-day disabled list, May 22 (retroactive to May 19), with
a MCL sprain in his right knee.
Played in five rehab games with Double-A Tennessee, batting .364
(4-for-11) with two homers and six RBI, before he was activated, June
14.
Recorded a career-high seven-game hitting streak, spanning his two
stints with the big league club, from June 16-August 8 ... batted .333
(9-for-27) with two homers and three RBI during the run.
Hit .260 (38-for-146) with six doubles, six home runs and 22 RBI in 44
games spanning two stints for Iowa.
2011: Welington hit .287 (79-for-275) with 15 doubles, 16 homers and
42 RBI in 75 games between Rookie-League Mesa, Single-A Daytona and
Triple-A Iowa saw action with the big league club for the second-straight
season (four games).
Hit .154 (2-for-13) in four games, all starts behind the dish, with the
Cubs, May 11-29.
Suffered a thumb injury during Spring Training and opened the
season rehabbing with Daytona hit .238 (10-for-42) with six runs,
three doubles, one homer and seven RBI in 12 games with the D-Cubs.
Spent a majority of the season with Iowa, posting a .286 average (65for-227) with 38 runs, nine doubles, 15 home runs and 35 RBI in 61
games at the Triple-A level.
Threw out 16 of 55 baserunners attempting to steal (29.1-percent) with
Iowa.
Boasted a career-high 15-game hitting streak, May 30-June 18 it was
the longest hitting streak for the I-Cubs in 2011.
Batted .357 (30-for-84) with 18 runs, 10 walks, six doubles, eight
home runs and 21 RBI in 22 June contests his .714 slugging percentage in June ranked fourth in the Pacific Coast League.
Tabbed PCL Batter of the Week, June 13-19, after batting .625 (10-for16) with three doubles, three homers and 12 RBI in four games.
Belted a team-high and career-high six RBI on June 17 at Albuquerque.
Was on the seven-day disabled list, July 28-August 12, with a right
hamstring strain.
Was shut down for the season, August 30, with a right hamstring strain.
2009: Welington hit .232 (74-for-319) for Double-ATennessee, collecting

16 doubles, 11 homers and 39 RBI in 95 games.
Batted .263 (25-for-95) against left-handed pitching compared to a
.219 mark (49-for-224) off right-handed pitchers.
Posted a .318 average (41-for-129) with 12 doubles, five homers and
21 RBI after the All-Star break.
Enjoyed a season-high 12-game hitting streak, July 16-August 2

batted .457 (21-for-46) with eight multi-hit affairs during the stretch.
Hit .282 (24-for-85) with nine doubles, one homer and 11 RBI in his
final 27 games of the season.
2008: Welington spent a majority of the season with Double-A Tennessee,
batting .298 (59-for-198) in 57 games all told, played in 91 games between Single-A Daytona, Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa, batting 93-for-324
(.287) with a career-high 93 hits, 19 doubles and 40 runs scored.
Opened the season with Daytona and hit .273 (33-for-121) with eight
doubles, 12 RBI, one stolen base and 15 runs scored in 33 games with
the Cubs.
Joined Tennessee, May 31 spent June 28-July 5 on the seven-day
disabled list with a sore right thumb.
Had a season-high, eight-game hitting streak, June 8-18, going 9-for-26
(.346) with three doubles and four RBI in the stretch.
With the Smokies, hit .453 (29-for-64) with six walks, five doubles,
three homers and nine runs scored off lefties.
2007: Welington spent the entire season at Single-A Peoria in his first full
year behind the dish (86 games caught), batting .271 (86-for-317) in 98
games with the Chiefs ... had spent the majority of 2005 and 2006 as a
designated hitter.
Posted a .323 average (31-for-96) with six doubles, two triples, four
homers and 20 RBI against lefties, while hitting .249 (55-for-221) with
five doubles, seven homers and 24 RBI off right-handed pitchers.
Set career marks in games, at bats, runs (41), home runs (11), RBI (44)
and walks (23).
Batted .317 (20-for-63) in 19 August contests with four homers and 10
RBI.
2006: Played just 10 games between Single-A Boise and Rookie-League
Mesa in an injury-plagued second season, batting .188 (6-for-32) between
the two clubs ... was on the disabled list, July 6-September 11, with a
sprained left ankle.
2005: Welington spent 60 games with the Cubs Dominican Summer
League team in his first professional season, batting .289 (59-for-204)
with 14 doubles and 28 RBI as a designated hitter.
2010: Welington saw his first major league action, playing in seven games
with the Cubs after spending the majority of the season with Triple-AIowa
... batted .300 (6-for-20) with four doubles, a homer and five RBIfor
Chicago.
Had two stints with the major league club:August 10-22 and
September 3 through the end of the season.
Made his major league debut, August 11 in San Francisco, going

1-for-3 as the starting catcher collected his first career hit in his first
plate appearance, a double to left in the second inning off Barry Zito.
Made five starts behind the dish team went 2-3 in those contests.
With Triple-A Iowa, batted .255 (61-for-239) with 17 doubles, 13 homers and 59 RBI in 69 contests ... threw out 18 of 46 baserunners looking to steal (39.1-percent).
Boasted a .290 batting average (20-for-69) after the Triple-A All-Star
break hit 41-for-170 (.241) in the first half.
Hit .270 or better in three separate months: April (.270), July (.277)
and August (.286).
Played for Tigres del Licey in the Dominican Winter League.
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Castillo: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2005
Dominican-R
2006
Boise-A

Mesa-R
2007
Peoria-A
2008
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2009
Tennessee-AA
2010
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2011
Daytona-A

Iowa-AAA

CUBS

Mesa-R
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS

Tennessee-AA#
2013 CUBS
M.L./CUBS
TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.289 60 204 29 59
14 0 1 28 1 5
10 19 28 1-2 0
.370 .373
.167 3 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 .286 .167
.192 7 26 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 0-0 2 .250 .192
.271 98 317 41 86
11 2 11 44 3 2 8 23 77 1-3 15
.334 .423
.273 33 121 15 33 8 0 0 12 0 1 1 4 23 1-0 6 .299 .339
.298 57 198 25 59
11 0 4 24 2 0 6 14 50 0-0 2
.362 .414
.200 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .200 .200
.232 95 319 27 74
16 0 11 39 1 0 4 15 71 1-0 6
.275 .386
.255 69 239 35 61
17 1 13 59 1 7 6 19 58 0-2 7
.317 .498
.300 7 20 3 6 4 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 7 0-0 0 .333 .650
.238 12 42 6 10 3 0 1 7 0 1 0 6 9 0-0 2 .327 .381
.286 61 227 38 65 9 0 15 35 0 1 3 20 57 0-0 4 .351 .524
.154 4 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-0 2 .154 .154
.667 2 6 2 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 0 .778
1.167
.260 44 146 22 38 6 0 6 22 0 2 5 23 37 0-0 8 .375 .425
.265 52 170 16 45
11 0 5 22 0 1 2 17 51 0-0 7
.337 .418
.364 5 11 3 4 0 0 2 6 0 0 1 5 3 0-0 0 .588 .909
.274 113 380 41 104 23 0 8 32 1 2 11 34 97 2-0 10 .349 .397
.269 176 583 60 157 38 0 14 59 1 3 13 52 159 2-0 19 .341 .407
.268 547 1867 248 500 98 3 64 277 9 19 45 153 420 4-7 52 .335 .426
PCT G PO A E TC DP PB 2013/CAREER PCT G PO A E TC DP PB

.988 111
730 85 10 825 3 8
Catcher
.985 169
1124 114 19 1257 5 12
First Base .000 1 0 0 0 0 0
.988 730 85 10 825 3 8 M.L. TOTALS .985
1124 114 19 1257 5 12
CAUGHT STEALING: 2013 21-for-88 (.239) ... Career 32-for-136 (.235)
WELINGTON CASTILLOS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2004 Signed as a non-drafted free agent 12/8 (scout: Jose Serra)
2012 On disabled list 5/19-6/14 ... MCL sprain in right knee ... included injury rehab assignment to Tennessee (6/8-14)
2013 On disabled list 9/20-10/1 ... torn meniscus in right knee
WELINGTON CASTILLOS CAREER HIGHS

MULTI-HOMER GAMES: 1 9/10/13 @ Cincinnati
MOST HITS: 4 4/18/13 vs. Texas
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 (nine times), most recently 9/10/13 @
Cincinnati
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (three times), most recently 5/13/13 vs.

Colorado
MOST RBI: 4 5/17/12 vs. Philadelphia
MOST WALKS: 2 (five times), most recently 8/10/13 @ St. Louis
SPANNING THE GLOBE

During their 138-year history, the Cubs have had players born in 49 U.S. states, the District of Columbia and 22 territories/foreign countries.
The only state not represented by a Cubs player is Alaska.
The first Cubs born in foreign countries/U.S. territories:
Bahamas Andre Rodgers 1961-64
Canada Fred Demarais 1890
Cuba Mike Gonzalez 1925-29
Curacao Randall Simon 2003
Dominican Republic Roberto Pena 1965-66
Germany Ed Eiteljorge 1890
Holland John Houseman 1894
Ireland Jimmy Hallinan 1877-78
Italy Julio Bonetti 1940

Japan ... Kosuke Fukudome ... 2008-11
Jamaica Rolando Roomes 1988
Mexico Jesse Flores 1942
Nicaragua Porfirio Altamirano 1984
Panama Adolfo Phillips 1966-69
Poland Moe Drabowsky 1956-60
Puerto Rico Hi Bithorn 1942-43,1946

Scotland Hugh Nicol 1881-82
Singapore Robin Jennings 1996-97
South Korea Hee Seop Choi 2002-03
Venezuela Roberto Rodriguez 1970
Virgin Islands Ellie Hendricks 1972
West Germany Craig Lefferts 1983
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13 Starlin Castro
BATS: Right
INF
WEIGHT: 190
MLS: 3+150
FULL NAME: Starlin DeJesus Castro
BORN: 3/24/90 in Monte Cristy, Dominican Republic
OPENING DAY AGE: 24
RESIDES: Monte Cristy, Dominican Republic

club option for 2020
FAMILY: Single ... Child Starlin Jr.
SIGNED BY: Jose Serra

Castro: Facts and Information

Starlin enters his fourth full season with Chicago, having been named to the N.L. All-Star team in both 2011 and 2012 ...
CAREER AWARDS
his 692 hits since debuting, May 7, 2010, lead the National League and rank fourth-most in the majors ... additionally, his
N.L.
All-Star Team
692 hits in his first four big league seasons (2010-13) are a modern day franchise record, surpassing Glenn Beckerts 691
2011, 2012
hits in 1965-68.
In 2012, became the first player in franchise history to play at shortstop in all 162 games in a season.
Player of the Week
On August 28, 2012, agreed to terms on a seven-year contract that includes a club option for an eighth season in 2020,
April 1-3, 2011
covering all four arbitration seasons and at least three free agent seasons.
August 1-7, 2011
With 10 home runs in both 2011 and 2013, and 14 long balls in 2012, became just the fourth Cubs shortstop since 1901
to record at least three 10-homer seasons.
w Joins Ernie Banks (eight times while manning shortstop from 1954-61), Shawon Dunston (five times between 1986-95) and Jose Hernandez
(three times between 1995-99).
w Castro and Banks are the only Cubs shortstops to accomplish the feat three-straight seasons.
At 21 years of age in 2011, became the franchises youngest All-Star and the youngest
CUBS ALL-TIME SINGLE-SEASON HITS LEADERS
player (and first 21-year-old) to ever lead the N.L. in hits (207).
w Was 21 years, 188 days old when the 2011 campaign ended with him leading the
Rank
Player (Season)
Hits
N.L. with 207 hits ... prior to 2011, the youngest N.L. hits champ was the Cubs
1.
Rogers Hornsby (1929)
229
Charlie Hollocher in 1918, who with 161 hits was 22 years, 83 days old at the end
2.
Kiki Cuyler (1930)
228
of that season.
3.
Billy Herman (1935)
227
Went 0-for-1 with two stolen bases in the 2011 All-Star Game at Chase Field in Arizona.
4.
Cap Anson (1887)
224
w Became just the fifth player with two stolen bases in the All-Star Game and first since
5.
Woody English (1930)
214
Kenny Lofton in 1996.
6.
Frank Demaree (1936)
212
w Was the first Cubs shortstop to participate in the All-Star Game since Shawon
7.
Billy Herman (1936)
211
Dunston in 1990.
8.
Jigger Statz (1923)
209
Is the 10th major league player in the modern era (since 1900) to collect at least 200 hits
9.
Hack Wilson (1930)
208
at 21-years-old or younger.
10.
Starlin Castro (2011)
207
Overall, he became the 16th player in franchise history to reach the 200-hit mark ... marked

Heinie Zimmerman (1912)
207
the 22nd overall season of 200 or more hits in team history.
12.
Billy Herman (1932)
206
Made the jump from Double-A to the majors in 2010.
Finished 10th among N.L. qualifiers with a .300 batting average in 2010 ... was the first
Cubs rookie to hit at least .300 and finish in the N.L. top-10 since Bill Madlock was fifth with a .313 mark in 1974.
Was named to the 2009 All-Star Futures Game for the World Team ... went 1-for-1 with a run scored in the Worlds 7-5 win over the USA.
Named the best prospect in Chicagos system by Baseball America heading into the 2010 campaign ... the publication named him the seventh-best
prospect prior to the 2009 season.
Castro: 2013 Season

Starlin appeared in 161 games in his third full-season as the clubs starting shortstop ... hit .245 (163-for-666) with 34 doubles, two triples, 10 home
runs and 44 RBI ... set a career high, going 29-straight games without an error at shortstop from July 21-August 21.
His day off, June 25, snapped a streak of 269-consecutive games played, as his previous off day was August 22, 2011 vs. Atlanta.
w The 269-game streak is the franchises longest since Sammy Sosa played in 388-straight games from 1998-2000.
Batted .251 (125-for-498) off right-handers and .226 (38-for-168) off southpaws, an anomaly considering his career .297 mark vs. lefties.
Had four game-winning RBI and 10 go-ahead RBI ... had 17 two-out RBI.
Led the team with 44 multi-hit efforts, second-most among N.L. shortstops ... Milwaukees Jean Segura had 47.
Finished the campaign with a .967 fielding percentage (22 E/676 TC) at shortstop ... committed just eight errors in his final 85 games from June 26
through the end of the season, and his .979 fielding percentage in that stretch ranked fourth among N.L. shortstops.
Was 2-for-4 with a stolen base on Opening Day in Pittsburgh first Cub with at least two hits and a steal on Opening Day since Corey Patterson did so
Opening Day 2002 against Cincinnati.
Set a single-season career high, and tied his career mark, with a 14-game hitting streak, April 6-22 he batted .317 (20-for-63) during the run that
matched his 14-gamer that overlapped the 2011 and 2012 campaigns.
Hit a walk-off RBI double against Sergio Romo, April 13 vs. the Giants, giving Chicago a 4-3 win hit his first homer of the season earlier in the game off
Matt Cain.
Collected the 100th double of his career, April 18 vs. Texas.
After committing four errors in his first 16 games, had just one in his next 25 contests (102 TC), April 21-May 17.
Batted leadoff for the first time on the season, May 10 in Washington finished 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles, an RBI and a run scored.
July 21 in Colorado, tied his career high with four hits ... finished 4-for-5 with a double and a run scored.
Moved to the leadoff position in the batting order, August 21, and remained there the rest of the season, batting .260 (40-for-154) in 40 games.
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Castro: Career Review

2012: Starlin was named to the National League All-Star team for the
second-straight season, and became the first player in franchise history
to play at shortstop in all 162 games in a season ... he set career marks
with 12 triples, 14 home runs, 78 RBI, 36 walks and 25 stolen bases in his
second full major league campaign.
Was the only player in the majors with at least 10 homers, 10 triples, 25
stolen bases and 75 RBI, and the first player to do so in the National
League in five years (Philadelphias Jimmy Rollins in 2007).
Is the first Cub since Sammy Sosa in 1995 to record at least 75 RBI
and 25 stolen bases in the same season.
Is the first Cubs infielder to appear in all 162 games in a season since
Hall of Famer Ron Santo did so in 1968 ... the 162 games played at
shortstop are a franchise record.
His 161 starts at shortstop are a franchise record, surpassing the previous single-season mark of 158 starts at shortstop by Ivan DeJesus in
1978 and Don Kessinger in 1968.
His 78 RBI led major league shortstops and were the most by a Cubs
shortstop since Ernie Banks drove in 80 runs in 1961.
His 12 triples made him one of just six Cubs in the last 50 years to
reach that mark, and the first since Juan Pierre had 13 three-baggers in
2006.
Led the club with 51 multi-hit games, tied for ninth-most in the N.L.
Finished with a .964 fielding percentage (27 E/758 TC) at shortstop
... the 27 errors tied for the most in the majors with Pittsburghs Pedro
Alvarez.
Tied his career high with two stolen bases on both April 7 and April 8 vs.
Washington ... turned the trick a third time, April 28 in Philadelphia.
Had two hits, April 8 vs. Washington, to extend his consecutive games
reaching base safely streak to 43 contests dating to August 15, 2011
that is the second-longest stretch by a Cub since 1918, surpassed only
by Riggs Stephensons 44-game streak in 1928.
w The two hits on April 8 also gave him a career-high 14-game
hitting streak dating to September 17, 2011, surpassing a 13game run, August 29-September 12, 2011.
w Both streaks would end, April 9 vs. Milwaukee, after an 0-for-5
night at the dish.
His 10 stolen bases in April were the most by a Cub in the first month
of the season since Brian McRae had 12 steals in 1996.
Reached 500 career hits, September 7 in Pittsburgh, becoming only the
28th player in major league history to record his 500th career hit before
turning 23-years-old, with the only other active player being New Yorks
Alex Rodriguez.
w Reached the milestone at 22 years, 167 days, the youngest to
accomplish the feat since Robin Yount in 1977 at the age of 21
years, 297 days.
Twice tied his career high with four hits in a game: June 23 in Arizona
and September 19 vs. Cincinnati.
Batted .306 (64-for-209) in his final 54 games dating to August 8.
Tied his career high with two doubles, October 2 vs. Houston.
2011: In his first full major league campaign, Starlin led the Senior Circuit, and was fourth in the majors, with 207 hits, and earned N.L. All-Star
honors ... became the youngest All-Star in franchise history ... he recorded
five hitting streaks of 10 or more games, the first Cub to do so since Hall
of Famer Billy Williams in 1970.
His 207 hits were fifth-most by a 21-year-old (or younger) in the 111
years of modern major league history.
Reached base safely in 40-straight games to close out the season,
breaking the 82-year-old club mark for a shortstop ... Cubs shortstop
WoodyEnglish had owned the mark by reaching in 34-straight games in
1929.
w Is the first Cub to reach safely in 40-straight games since Jerome
Waltons 43-game streak in 1989.
Batted .307 on the season, sixth-best in the N.L.
Collected 57 multi-hit games, tied for the N.L. lead with Philadelphias
Hunter Pence, Los Angeles Matt Kemp and New Yorks Jose Reyes.
Led the Senior Circuit with 674 at-bats ... his nine triples tied for fifth
and his 291 total bases ranked ninth.
Batted .342 (53-for-155) vs. lefties, fourth-best in the N.L. ... hit .309
(107-for-346) on the road, sixth-best in the N.L.
Became the first Cub with eight triples prior to the All-Star break since
Ryne Sandberg had 11 in 1984.
Tied his career high with four hits four times: April 16 vs. Colorado, April
23 vs. the Dodgers, May 11 vs. St. Louis and August 13 at Atlanta.
Had a then career-high 13-game hitting streak, August 29-September

12, batting .350 (21-for-60) during the run.
Scored a run in 10-straight games, July 30-August 9 ... is the first Cub
to turn the trick since Mark DeRosa scored in 10-straight games, May
9-19, 2008.
Committed 29 errors, second-most in the majors behind Baltimores
Mark Reynolds (31).
Began the year as the youngest player in the major leagues.
Made his first career Opening Day start and went 3-for-5 with two runs
scored vs. Pittsburgh, April 1.
Batted leadoff for the second time in his career, April 3 vs. Pittsburgh,
and went 3-for-4 with two triples, a run scored and a walk previously
hit leadoff August 8, 2010 vs. Cincinnati (0-for-4).
First player under the age of 22 to amass 10 hits in a teams first five
games since Adrian Beltre did so at 21 years of age for the Dodgers in
2000.
Became just the third Cub since 1919 to collect at least two doubles
and two triples in the teams first five games: Ron Santo in 1964 (2 2B,
2 3B) and Charlie Neal (3 2B, 2 3B).
Committed three errors in April 25s second inning vs. Colorado was
the first Cub to commit three miscues in an inning since Jaime Navarro,
August 18, 1996 vs. Houston (third inning).
His 40 hits in April are second-most in Cubs history behind Mark
Graces 42 hits in April of 1996.
Had a then career-high 11-game hitting streak (20-for-44/.455) from
June 16-27.
Collected his 200th hit of the season, September 23 in St. Louis,
recording a single off Chris Carpenter to lead off the game.
2010: Starlin began the year at Double-A Tennessee, but was promoted
to Chicago, May 7, and became the Cubs everyday shortstop ... he batted
.300 (139-for-463) with 31 doubles, five triples, three homers and 41 RBI
in 125 games for the big league club.
Was third among N.L. rookies in doubles and tied for third in multi-hit
games (39) and triples ... was fourth with 139 hits.
Batted .340 (81-for-238) at home, the fourth-best average in the N.L.
... his .339 average (43-for-127) against lefties was tied for fourth.
His 39 multi-hit efforts were the most by a Cubs rookie since Mark
Grace had 41 in 1988.
Became the first Cubs rookie to record six-straight multi-hit games
(August 29-September 4) since Don Johnson in 1944.
Collected 41 hits in August, the most for a Cubs rookie in any month
since Ernie Banks had 43 hits in August of 1954.
Had a .950 fielding percentage (27 E/544 TC) in 123 games at shortstop ... his 27 errors were second-most among shortstops, behind fellow rookie Ian Desmond of Washington (34 E).
Selected from Double-ATennessee May 7, and that night in Cincinnati
went 2-for-5 with a three-run homer in his first career plate appearance.
w Added a three-run triple en route to a six-RBI game, the most
RBIrecorded by a player in his first major league contest.
At 20 years and 44 days, was the youngest Cub to make his major
league debut since Oscar Gamble, August 27, 1969, at the age of 19
years, 250 days.
w Became the third-youngest player in big league history to hit a
homer in his first career at-bat, and the youngest in the last 60
years ... he trailed only Whitey Lockman (18 years old in 1945)
and Ted Tappe (19 years old in 1950).
Also became the youngest Cub ever to make his debut at shortstop,
surpassing Marty Shay at 20 years, 144 days on September 16, 1916.
July 15 vs. Philadelphia, recorded a straight-steal of home in the
second inning, becoming the first Cub with a straight-steal of home
since Brian McRae, April 13, 1996 at San Francisco.
From July 10 through the end of the season, hit .325 (89-for-274) for
the fourth-best average in the N.L.
Knocked in a run in five-straight games, July 20-25, becoming the first
Cubs rookie to do so since Mike Fontenot, June 25-30, 2007.
Collected a career-best four hits three times: August 4 vs. Milwaukee,
August 12 in San Francisco and August 22 vs. Atlanta.
Began the year with Double-ATennessee, hitting .376 (41-for-109) with
eight doubles, five triples, one homer and 20 RBI in 26 games.
Played in 16 games with Leones del Escogido in the Dominican Winter
League.
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2009: Starlin batted a combined .299 (140-for-469) with three

homers and 49 RBI in 127 games between Single-ADaytona and Double-A
Tennessee.
Went 4-for-4 with an inside-the-park home run to earn Florida State
League All-Star Game MVP honors.
In 96 games with Daytona, went 108-for-358 (.302) with 45 runs, 17
doubles and 35 RBI.
Ranked third in batting average in the Florida State League.
Named to the Florida State League post-season All-Star squad after
posting a .317 average (46-for-145) in the second half of the season.
Was selected by the Smokies August 4, going 32-for-111 (.288) with
14 RBI in 31 games.
Batted .376 (38-for-101) with 10 RBI in 26 games for the Mesa Solar
Sox of the Arizona Fall League.
2008: Appeared in 51 games for Rookie-League Mesa, batting .311 (61for-196) with 33 runs, 11 doubles, three homers and 22 RBI.
2007: Batted .299 with 47 runs and 13 stolen bases in 60 games with the
Cubs Dominican Summer League team.
Castro: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
DSL Cubs-R
2008
Mesa-R
2009
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2010
Tennessee-AA

CUBS
2011
CUBS
2012 CUBS
2013
CUBS
M.L./CUBS TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.299 60 221 47 66 6 2 2 31 2 3 4 23 24 13-2 7 .371 .371
.311 51 196 33 61
11 5 3 22 1 1 3 14 33 6-5 12
.364 .464
.302 96 358 45 108 17 3 3 35 5 2 3 19 41 22-11 32 .340 .391
.288 31 111 11 32 6 3 0 14 1 0 0 10 12 6-0 7 .347 .396
.376 26 109 20 41 8 5 1 20 0 2 1 9 11 4-5 5 .421 .569
.300 125 463 53 139 31 5 3 41 4 4 6 29 71 10-8 27 .347 .408
.307 158 *674 91
*207 36 9 10 66 0 4 2 35 96 22-9 *29 .341 .432
.283 +162 *646 78 183 29 12 14 78 0 5 4 36 100 25-13 +27 .323 .430
.245 161 *666 59 163 34 2 10 44 1 1 7 30 129 9-6 22 .284 .347
.283 606 2449 281 692
130 28 37 229 5 14 19 130 396 66-36 105 .322 .404
.310 264 995 156 308 48 18 9 122 9 8 11 75 121 51-23 63 .362 .421
*Led League ... +Tied For Major League Lead

.967 159 238 416 22 676 77 Shortstop
.961 602 954
1661 105 2720 330
ALL-STAR GAME STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2011
N.L./ARI
2012
N.L./KC
ALL-STAR GAME TOTALS
AVG
.000
.000
.000
G AB
1 1
1 1
2 2
R
0
0
0
H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-0
E OBP SLG
0 .000 .000
0 .000 .000
0 .000 .000
STARLIN CASTROS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 10/25
2012 Agreed to terms on a seven-year contract through 2019 with a club option for 2020 on 8/28
STARLIN CASTROS CAREER HIGHS

LEADOFF HOME RUNS: 1 8/26/11 @ Milwaukee (Randy Wolf)
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 (five times), most recently 6/13/13 vs.
MOST HITS: 4 (10 times), most recently 7/21/13 @ Colorado
Cincinnati
MOST RBI: 6 5/7/10 @ Cincinnati
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 14 games (twice), 9/17/11-4/8/12 and
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (10 times), most recently 8/30/13 vs.
4/6-22/13 ... also has one 13-game streak, three 11-game streaks
Philadelphia
and two 10-game streaks
MOST TRIPLES: 2 4/3/11 vs. Pittsburgh
CONSECUTIVE GAMES REACHING SAFELY: 45 games 8/15/11MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 9/12/11 @ Cincinnati
4/8/12 ... single season: 40 games 8/15-9/28/11
MOST WALKS: 3 7/3/11 vs. Cincinnati
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28 Chris Coghlan
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 197
FULL NAME: Christopher B. Coghlan

(KAHG-lin)
BORN: 6/18/85 in Rockville, MD
FAMILY: Married Carrie

SIGNED BY: Mark Willoughby (Miami)
MLS: 3+171
RESIDES: Clearwater, FL
Non-Roster Invitee

Coghlan: Facts and Information

Chris begins his first season with Chicago after signing as a minor league free agent with the club in January of 2014 the
CAREER AWARDS
2009 N.L. Rookie of the Year owns a .270 batting average (383-for-1,419) with 82 doubles, 13 triples, 21 home runs and
N.L.
Rookie of the Year
117 RBI in 393 career major league games with the Miami Marlins (2009-13).
Named the 2009 National League Rookie of the Year after hitting .321 (162-for-504) with 31 doubles, six triples, nine 2009
N.L. Rookie of the
w Named the National League Rookie of the Month for August after leading the Majors with 47 hits.
Month
Has struck out just 265 times while drawing 134 walks in 1,582 total big league plate appearances.
August, 2009
In 2008, was named to the Southern League mid and post season All-Star teams, was a Baseball America First Team Minor
League All-Star and a Baseball America Double-A All-Star.
Is a career .293 hitter (462-for-1,578) with 259 runs, 105 doubles, 18 triples, 31 home runs and 238 RBI in 428 minor league games.
Participated in the 2007 Futures Game in San Francisco as a starter, going 0-for-1 with a walk for Team USA.
w Earned South Atlantic League All-Star honors while with Single-A Greensboro during the year.
Originally selected by the Marlins in the first compensation round (36th) overall of the 2006 draft out of the University of Mississippi.
Is a 2006 graduate of East Lake (Fla.) High School.
Coghlan: 2013 Season

Chris appeared in 70 games with the Marlins, hitting .256 (50-for-195) with 10 doubles, three triples, one home run and 10 RBI despite missing nearly
three months with an injury.
Was on Miamis 15-day D.L. from June 9-September 1 with irritation in his right calf.
w Played 12 rehab games with Single-A Jupiter and Triple-A New Orleans, batting .282 (11-for-39) with one home run and five RBI.
Posted a .333 batting average (9-for-27) against southpaws compared to a .244 mark (41-for-168) against righties.
Was hitting .381 (8-for-21) with five RBI in five June games before his right calf injury.
w Batted just .215 (14-for-65) in 19 games after being activated from the disabled list.
Was 28-for-75 (.373) with seven doubles with no outs in an inning.
Clubbed his lone homer of the season, May 28 at Tampa Bay, going 2-for-4 with the clout and a season-high three RBI.
Recorded a career-high tying four hits twice: June 2 vs. the Mets and September 9 vs. Atlanta.
Enjoyed a season-best 10-game hitting streak from May 25-June 3, batting .429 (18-for-42) with eight RBI.
Was non-tendered by the Marlins and became a free agent, December 2.
Coghlan: Career Review

2012: Began the season on the Marlins Opening Day roster, but spent
most of the season with Triple-A New Orleans ... appeared in 39 big league
games, hitting .140 (13-for-93) with one home run and 10 RBI.
Optioned to Triple-A New Orleans, April 29, after hitting just .118 (3-for34) with one double and two RBI in 19 games to begin the season.
Returned from New Orleans, May 20, to hit .153 (9-for-57) in 20 games
with the Marlins.
Recorded his lone homer of the season, May 25 vs. the Giants, a threerun shot off Tim Lincecum.
Played in 84 games with the Zephyrs, batting .284 (90-for-317) with 42
runs scored, 21 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 31 RBI.
Struck out just 44 times while drawing 46 free passes for New Orleans.
2011: Produced a .230 batting average (62-for-269) with 33 runs scored,
20 doubles, one triple, five home runs and 22 RBI in 65 games with the
Marlins despite missing two months of action with a left knee injury.
Batted .287 (27-for-94) with 17 runs scored, eight doubles, four home
runs and 16 RBI in 23 April games.
Recorded a career-high three doubles on April 6 vs. Washington as part
of a 4-for-5 effort.
Was on Miamis 15-day D.L., June 17-August 19, with left knee
inflammation.
w Appeared in 15 rehab games, July 10-August 19, with Single-A
Jupiter and Double-A Jacksonville.
2010: Played in 91 games with the Marlins before a season-ending knee

injury, hitting .268 (96-for-358) with 20 doubles, three triples, five home
runs and 28 RBI.
Was on Miamis disabled list, July 26-end of the season, after suffering
a left knee injury.
w Underwent successful surgery to repair a meniscus tear in his
left knee on August 11 by Dr. Lee Kaplan.
In 26 June games, Chris led the N.L. in on-base percentage (.463) and
ranked second in average (.337/40-for-106).
His 40 hits were tied for most-ever by a Marlins player in June, tying
Hanley Ramirez who had 40 in 2009.
His 30 runs scored in June were most in Marlins history, and his .377
average was the second-highest June average by a Marlins player (min.
100 PA), behind Mark Kotsays .383 mark in June of 2000.
Enjoyed a season-best 12-game hitting streak, May 30-June 12, batting
.510 (26-for-51) with seven doubles, three triples, one home run and
six RBI during the streak.
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2009: Named the National League Rookie of the Year after hitting .321
(162-for-504) with 84 runs scored, 31 doubles, six triples, nine home runs
and 47 RBI in 128 big league games for the Marlins.
Ranked sixth in the N.L. in batting and led all major league rookies in
average, runs, hits, doubles, total bases (232), multi-hit games (51),
slugging (.460) and OPS (.850).
Became just the third Marlins player to ever win N.L. Rookie of the Year
honors, joining Hanley Ramirez (2006) and Dontrelle Willis (2003).
Began the season at Triple-A New Orleans, batting .344 (33-for-96) in
25 games before having his contract purchased, May 8.
w Got the start later that night at Colorado, going 2-for-4 in his first
big league action.
Hit his first big league homer, May 13 at Milwaukee, off Braden Looper.
Became the eighth major league rookie in the last 50 years to hit .321
or better, and the first Marlins rookie to ever hit over .300 in a season.
Led the majors with 113 hits in the second-half were the most ever
by an N.L. rookie and third-most by a rookie in major league history.
Became the first rookie since Kirby Puckett (165 hits in 128 games in
1984) to have 150+ hits while playing in 130 or less games.
Was named the N.L. Rookie of the Month after leading the Majors with
47 hits in August.
2008: Spent the entire campaign at Double-A Carolina, batting .298 (144for-483) with 83 runs scored, 32 doubles, five triples, seven home runs
and 74 RBI in a career-high 132 games.
Was named to the mid-season and post-season Southern League AllStar teams.
Set career-highs in games, at-bats, runs scored, hits, doubles, total
bases (207) and stolen bases (34).
Ranked second in the Southern League in stolen bases and fifth in runs.
2007: Chris batted .287 (125-for-435) with 77 runs scored, 31 doubles,
seven triples, 12 home runs and 82 RBI in 115 games between Single-A
affiliates Greensboro and Jupiter.
Participated in the Futures Game in San Francisco as a starter, going
0-for-1 with a walk for Team USA.
Earned South Atlantic League All-Star honors.
Landed on Jupiters seven-day D.L., August 23-September 19, with a
hernia.
2006: In his first pro season, Chris hit .297 (30-for-101) with five doubles
and 15 RBI in a combined 30 games with the Marlins Gulf Coast Rookie
League squad and Single-A Jamestown.
Coghlan: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
GCL Marlins-R
.286 2 7 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 5 .286 .286

Jamestown-A
.298 28 94 14 28 5 1 0 12 1 3 0 13 9 5-2 1 .373 .372
2007
Greensboro-A
.325 81 305 60 99
26 4 10 64 0 3 5 47 43 19-4 5
.419 .534

Jupiter-A
.200 34 130 17 26 5 3 2 18 0 3 0 15 19 5-1 14 .277 .331
2008 Carolina-AA
.298 132 483 83 144 32 5 7 74 2 1 12 67 65 34-10 23 .396 .429
2009
New Orleans-AAA .344 25 96 21 33 9 1 3 22 0 1 1 12 10 9-1 1 .418 .552

Florida
.321 128 504 84 162 31 6 9 47 3 1 4 53 77 8-5 5 .390 .460
2010
Florida
.268 91 358 60 96
20 3 5 28 3 2 4 33 84 10-3 1
.335 .383
2011
Florida
.230 65 269 33 62
20 1 5 22 1 2 4 22 49 7-6 0
.296 .368

Jacksonville-AA# .211 5 19 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0-0 0 .348 .263

Jupiter-A#
.343 10 35 4 12 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 5 1-1 0 .415 .371

New Orleans-AAA .245 15 53 11 13 4 0 1 7 1 3 3 8 5 3-1 0 .358 .377
2012
Miami
.140 39 93 10 13 1 0 1 10 1 2 0 9 12 0-2 0 .212 .183

New Orleans-AAA .284 84 317 42 90
21 3 7 31 0 3 2 46 44 10-2 1
.375 .435
2013
Miami
.256 70 195 10 50
10 3 1 10 0 1 1 17 43 2-0 3
.318 .354

Jupiter-A#
.185 9 27 1 5 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 6 0-0 1 .214 .259

New Orleans-AAA# .500 3 12 1 6 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 1-1 0 .571 .833
MAJOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
.270 393 1419 197 383 82 13 21 117 8 8 13 134 265 27-16 9 .337 .390
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.293 428 1578 259 462
105 18 31 238 4 18 23 220 208 87-23 51 .383 .441
1.000
1 0 1 0 1 0
Second Base 1.000 2 2
1 0 3 0
.870 8 4
16 3
23 3 Third Base .870 8 4
16 3 23 3
1.000
18 43 1 0
252
444
11 6
461 1
1.000
17 48 3 0
51 0 Center Field 1.000
95
225
6 0
231 1
1.000
4 8 0 0 8 0 Right Field 1.000 6 10
0 0 10 0
.976 103 21 3 127 3 M.L. TOTALS .988 685 34 9 728 5
CHRIS COGHLANS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Florida in the first compensation round (36th overall) of draft (scout: Mark Willoughby)
2010 On disabled list 7/26-11/5 left knee surgery
2011 On disabled list 6/17-8/19 left knee inflammation included injury rehab assignments to Jupiter (7/10-13, 7/23-27 & 8/14-19) and Jacksonville
(7/13-18)
2013 On disabled list 6/9-9/1 right calf irritation included injury rehab assignments to Jupiter (8/14-26) and New Orleans (8/26-9/1)
2013 Declared a free agent 12/2
2014 Signed a minor league contract with Cubs 1/20
CHRIS COGHLANS CAREER HIGHS

2-HOMER GAMES: 2, most recently 4/25/11 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 6/11/10 @ Tampa Bay
PINCH HOMERS: 2, most recently 5/16/10 vs. New York (N.L.)
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 5/25/11 @ San Francisco
MOST HITS: 4 (seven times), most recently 9/9/13 vs. Atlanta
MOST WALKS: 3 (three times), most recently 6/7/11 vs. Atlanta
MOST RBI: 3 (eight times), most recently 5/28/13 @ Tampa Bay
MOST DOUBLES: 3 4/6/11 vs. Washington
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48 Aaron Cunningham
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 5-11
OF
WEIGHT: 215
FULL NAME: Aaron Roe Ward Cunningham
BORN: 4/24/86 in Anchorage, AK
RESIDES: Phoenix, AZ
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Joe Butler & Adam Virchis (White Sox)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 1+158

Cunningham: Facts and Information

Aaron joined the Cubs after signing a minor league contract in November of 2013 with an invite to major league spring training owns a .219 batting
average (99-for-452) with 47 runs scored, 31 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 51 RBI in parts of five major league seasons with Oakland
(2008-09), San Diego (2010-11) and Cleveland (2012).
Last appeared in the big leagues in 2012 with Cleveland, posting a .175 average (17-for-97) with a home run and seven RBI in a career-high 72 games.
Has played 115 major league games (46 starts) in left field, 66 games (51 starts) in right field and 13 games (eight starts) in center field ... owns a .979
fielding percentage (5 E/237 TC) with six outfield assists.
Boasts a .295 batting average (868-for-2,945) with 519 runs scored, 200 doubles, 31 triples, 88 home runs and 422 RBI in 782 career minor league
games with six organizations.
w Has stolen 98 bases while being caught 52 times has recorded double-digit thefts in five of nine minor league campaigns, including a careerhigh 28 in 2007.
Was named to the 2011 Pacific Coast League All-Star Team.
Became the first player born in Alaska to join the Texas Rangers organization after signing as a free agent in November of 2012.
Named by Baseball America as the sixth-best prospect in the Chicago White Sox organization following the 2006 season.
Originally drafted by the White Sox in the sixth round of the 2005 draft.
Named Northwest Association Community College First-Team All-Conference in 2005.
Attended Everett Community College in Washington ... is a 2004 graduate of South Kitsap (Wash.) High School.
Cunningham: 2013 Season

In his first and only season with the Rangers organization, Aaron spent the entire campaign at Triple-A Round Rock, hitting .247 (104-for-421) with 63
runs scored, 31 doubles, two triples, 10 home runs and 50 RBI in 115 games.
Recorded a monthly-best .295 batting average (31-for-105) in 27 May games.
Seven of his 10 homers and 32 of his 50 RBI came against right-handed pitchers.
Recorded a season-high four hits, May 10 at Las Vegas, going 4-for-6 with a home run and four RBI.
Went 2-for-4 with two homers and three RBI in Round Rocks 3-2 victory at New Orleans on May 28.
Enjoyed his second multi-homer game of the season August 19 at Nashville went 3-for-5 with two home runs while setting season-highs in runs scored
(4) and RBI (5).
Put together a season-best nine-game hitting streak, June 11-22 batted .324 (12-for-37) during the run.
Joined the Rangers after signing a free-agent contract, November 12, 2012.
Cunningham: Career Review

2012: Made an Opening Day roster for the first time in his career with the
Cleveland Indians spent nearly four months on the big league roster,
batting .175 (17-for-97) with five runs scored, four doubles, one home run
and seven RBI in a career-high 72 games.
Made his Indians debut after being acquired from the San Diego Padres
for pitcher Cory Burns on December 16, 2011.
Became just the fourth player in American League history to appear in
at least 72 games while scoring five runs or less in a season.
w Is joined by Hick Cady (BOS, 1916), Smoky Burgess (CWS, 1965
and 1966), and Gomer Hodge (CLE, 1971).
Made 21 starts for the Indians: eight in right field, seven in left field and
six in center field did not commit an error in 69 total chances.
Clubbed his lone homer of the season, July 1, a solo shot off Orioles
starter Brian Matusz.
Was designated for assignment, July 25, and was outrighted to Triple-A
Columbus on July 28.
Batted .203 (15-for-74) with four doubles, two home runs and five RBI
in 22 games with the Clippers.
2011: Aaron split the campaign between the Padres and Triple-A Tucson
logged a .178 batting average (16-for-90) with six doubles, one triple,
three home runs and nine RBI in 52 big league affairs covering two stints
(June 1-8 and August 1-end of season).
Began the season at Tucson, where he batted .329 (112-for-340) with
65 runs scored, a career-high 34 doubles, four triples, nine home runs
and 63 RBI in 87 contests.
Was named to the Pacific Coast League All-Star team.
Hit .378 (56-for-148) with 18 doubles, four homers and 21 RBI over 37
games during his second stint with Tucson.
Dominated left-handed pitchers to the tune of a .395 average (30-for76) while hitting .311 (82-for-264) against righthanders.
Recorded at least one RBI in seven-straight games April 24-May 1 (14
total).
Drove in a season-high six runs as part of a 3-for-4 performance, May
29 vs. Salt Lake City.
Landed on Tucsons seven-day D.L., July 16-23 with a concussion.
Made his season major league debut, June 1 went 0-for-1 as a
pinch-hitter.
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2010: Opened the season with the Padres Triple-A Portland affiliate, before
appearing in three stints with the big league club (June 11-30, July 3-29
and August 30-end of season), batting .288 (38-for-132) with 12 doubles,
one home run and 15 RBI in 53 games.
Set career-highs in games, batting average, hits, doubles and RBI.
Hit .364 (16-for-44) against southpaws compared to a .250 average
(22-for-88) against righthanders.
Was 18-for-58 (.310) with runners on base, including a .346 mark
(18-for-52) with no outs in the inning.
Enjoyed a career-best, 11-game hitting streak, June 29-July 16, hitting
.405 (15-for-37) with seven doubles and nine RBI during the streak.
Recorded at least one RBI in seven of eight games between July 4-16
(nine total).
Clubbed his first-career grand slam, June 15 off Torontos Brett Cecil.
w Became the first player in Padres history to hit a grand slam for
his first hit with the club.
Played in 80 games with the Portland Beavers, hitting .251 (68-for271) with 17 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 45 RBI.
2009: Split the campaign between Triple-A Sacramento and Oakland, appearing in 23 major league games in three stints (May 14-20, May 30-June
11, August 8-16) registered a .151 average (8-for-53) with two doubles,
one home run and six RBI with the Athletics.
Drove in five runs in a three-game span, June 3-5, after recording just
one RBI in his first nine games.
Hit his only homer of the season, June 4, off White Sox reliever Octavio
Dotel.
Began the season at Sacramento, where he winded up hitting .302
(101-for-334) with 62 runs scored, 24 doubles, 11 home runs and 48
RBI in 83 contests.
w His .302 average was the sixth-best in Oaklands farm system.
Landed on Sacramentos seven-day D.L., April 12-May 10 with a right
shoulder strain.
Recorded at least one RBI in his first six games with Sacramento, April
9-May 13 (eight total).
Posted a season-best, 10-game hitting streak, June 25-July 4.
Was ranked as the 55th-best prospect on Baseball Americas Top-100
Prospects list entering the season.
2008: Made his major league debut in his first season with the
Athletics despite spending majority of the campaign at Double-A Midland
and Triple-A Sacramento combined to hit .329 (139-for-423) with 86
runs scored, 23 doubles, six triples, a career-high 17 home runs and 66
RBI in 107 minor league games.
Made his big league debut, August 31 vs. Minnesota, starting in left
field and going 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI.
w Doubled off Dennys Reyes in the seventh inning for his first
career hit.
Clubbed his first-career major league homer, September 14 vs. Texas
broke a 4-4 tie with a three-run blast off Warner Mardigal.
All told, hit .250 (20-for-80) with seven doubles, one triple, one home
run and 14 RBI in 22 major league games.
Began the season on Midlands seven-day D.L., April 3-May 2, with a left
wrist fracture.
Named to the Texas League Postseason All-Star team.
2007: Aaron began the season in the White Sox system before being
traded to Arizona, June 16 combined to hit .308 (152-for-493) with
101 runs scored, 31 doubles, 10 triples, 16 home runs and 77 RBI in 127
games with Single-A Winston-Salem, Single-A Visalia and Double-A Mobile.
Set career-highs in games played, at-bats, runs scored, hits, triples, RBI
and stolen bases (28).
Ranked tied for fourth among all minor leaguers in sacrifice flies (10).
Named to the Carolina League All-Star team.
Traded to Arizona, June 16, for infielder Danny Richar was named the
organizations seventh-best prospect by Baseball America heading into
next season.
Was traded to Oakland, December 14, with pitchers Brett
Anderson, Dana Eveland, Greg Smith, infielder Chris Carter and
outfielder Carlos Gonzalez for pitchers Dan Haren and Connor
Robertson.
2006: Spent the entire campaign at Single-A Kannapolis, hitting .305
(104-for-341) with 58 runs scored, 26 doubles, three triples, 11 home
runs and 41 RBI in 95 games.
Missed a month of the season after landing on Kannapoliss seven-day
D.L., May 15-June 22, with a broken left ankle.
Named by Baseball America as the sixth-best prospect in the White Sox
organization following the season.
2005: In his first pro season, he split the year between the Bristol Rookie
League club and Single-A Kannapolis posted a .294 average (73-for248) with 10 doubles, two triples, five home runs and 27 RBI in 66 games.
Named to the Appalachian League postseason All-Star team after
hitting .315 in 56 games for Bristol.
Led the league in hit-by-pitches (14).
Cunningham: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2005
Bristol-R
.315 56 222 41 70
10 2 5 25 0 3
*14 16 45 6-5 1
.392 .446

Kannapolis-A
.115 10 26 7 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 7 1-0 0 .207 .115
2006 Kannapolis-A
.305 95 341 58 104 26 3 11 41 11 3 13 34 72 19-10 4 .386 .496
2007
Winston-Salem-A .294 67 252 51 74
12 5 8 37 8 8 4 34 39 22-8 3
.376 .476

Visalia-A
.358 29 123 25 44
11 2 3 20 3 2 2 5 23 5-3 1
.386 .553

Mobile-AA
.288 31 118 25 34 8 3 5 20 0 0 2 12 27 1-3 0 .364 .534
2008
Midland-AA
.317 87 347 65 110 18 6 12 52 5 6 5 38 92 12-4 4 .386 .507

Sacramento-AAA .382 20 76 21 29 5 0 5 14 0 1 1 11 16 3-1 1 .461 .645

Oakland
.250 22 80 7 20 7 1 1 14 0 0 1 6 24 2-0 3 .310 .400
2009
Sacramento-AAA .302 83 334 62 101 24 1 11 48 1 2 5 33 74 11-4 2 .372 .479

Oakland
.151 23 53 6 8 2 0 1 6 0 0 1 3 16 0-0 2 .211 .245
2010
Portland-AAA
.251 80 271 30 68
17 3 7 45 2 1 6 28 68 2-7 4
.333 .413

San Diego
.288 53 132 17 38
12 1 1 15 2 3 3 7 28 1-3 0
.331 .417
2011
Tucson-AAA
.329 87 340 65 112 34 4 9 63 0 3 3 38 54 4-4 2 .398 .532

San Diego
.178 52 90 12 16 6 1 3 9 0 1 1 9 17 1-0 0 .257 .367
2012
Cleveland
.175 72 97 5 17 4 0 1 7 3 0 0 9 25 0-3 0 .245 .247

Columbus-AAA .203 22 74 6 15 4 0 2 5 2 0 0 8 21 0-0 0 .280 .338
2013 Round Rock-AAA
.247 115 421 63 104 31 2 10 50 1 4 9 50 84 12-3
1 .337 .401
MAJOR LEAGUE
TOTALS .219 222 452 47 99 31 3 7 51 5 4 6 34 110 4-6 5 .280 .347
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.295 782 2945 519 868
200 31 88 422 33 33 64 310 622 98-52 23 .371 .473
*Led League
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CAREER
PCT G PO A E TC DP
Left Field .974
115
111 3 3 117 0
Center Field
1.000
13 16 1 0 17 1
Right Field .981
66 99 2 2 103 0
M.L. TOTALS .979
226 6 5 237 1
AARON CUNNINGHAMS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2005 Selected by White Sox in sixth round of draft (scouts: Joe Butler and Adam Virchis)
2007 Acquired by Arizona for INF Danny Richar 6/16
2007 Acquired by Oakland with P Brett Anderson, P Dana Eveland, P Greg Smith, INF Chris Carter and OF Carlos Gonzalez for P Dan Haren and

P Connor Robertson 12/14
2010 Acquired by San Diego with OF Scott Hairston for INF Kevin Kouzmanoff and INF Eric Sogard 1/16
2011 Acquired by Cleveland for P Cory Burns 12/16
2012 Declared a free agent 11/2 signed a minor league contract with Texas 11/12
2013 Declared a free agent 11/4 signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/14
AARON CUNNINGHAMS CAREER HIGHS

PINCH HOMERS: 1 8/5/11 @ Pittsburgh (Jason Grilli)
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 (seven times), most recently 8/14/11 @
GRAND SLAMS: 1 6/15/10 vs. Toronto (Brett Cecil)
Cincinnati
MOST HITS: 3 (twice), most recently 9/14/10 @ Colorado
MOST WALKS: 2 (twice), most recently 5/7/12 vs. White Sox
MOST RBI: 4 6/15/10 vs. Toronto
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (three times), most recently 7/11/10 @ Colorado
OLD SCHOOL RULES

Entering the 2014 campaign, the Cubs are 6-1 when sporting throwback uniforms:
Date Opponent
6/21/1992 at Philadelphia
6/16/1997 at Chicago (A.L.)
6/12/2008 vs. Atlanta
5/4/2011 at Los Angeles (N.L.)
5/21/2011 at Boston
6/2/2012 at San Francisco
6/29/2013 at Seattle
Result Notes
W, 5-2
Cubs wore 1948 style road unis
W, 8-3
Cubs wore 1911 style road unis first ever Cubs-Sox regular season game
W, 3-2
Cubs wore 1948 style home unis 60th Anniversary of WGN-TV/Cubs broadcasts
W, 5-1
W, 9-3
Cubs wore 1918 style road unis in their first visit to Fenway Park since 1918 W.S.
L, 1-2
W, 5-3 (11)
Cubs wore early 1900s replicas Turn Back the Clock Day in Seattle
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11 Kyuji Fujikawa
BATS: Left
RHP
WEIGHT: 190
MLS: 1+0
FULL NAME: Kyuji Fujikawa (kiy-YOO-jee)
BORN: 7/21/80 in Kochi City, Japan
OPENING DAY AGE: 33, turns 34 on July 21
RESIDES: Nishinomiya, Japan

vesting club option for 2015
FAMILY: Married Eiko ... Children

Haruto, Ayuna and Yua
SIGNED BY: Paul Weaver and Steve Wilson

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a two-year major
league contract with Cubs 12/7/12
Fujikawa: Facts and Information

Kyuji begins his second season with the Cubs after his first campaign was cut short due to an injured right elbow that necessitated Tommy John surgery
in June ... prior to joining the Cubs, he pitched 12 seasons with the Hanshin Tigers in Japans Central League.
Appeared in 12 games for Chicago, going 1-1 with two saves and a 5.25 ERA (7 ER/12.0 IP), walking two and striking out 14.
Named the Cubs ninth-best prospect heading into the 2013 season by Baseball America.
In 12 seasons with Hanshin, was 42-25 with 219 saves and a 1.77 ERA (136 ER/692.1 IP) covering 562 appearances, all but 14 as a relief pitcher.
Twice led the Japanese League in holds with 46 in 2005 and 30 in 2006.
Twice led the Japanese League in saves with 46 in 2007 and 41 in 2011.
Posted a 1.32 ERA or lower in four of his final five seasons with Hanshin.
He won the Central League Most Valuable Setup Pitcher Award in 2005.
Totaled 914 strikeouts and only 207 walks in 692.1 innings pitched, an average of 11.9 strikeouts and 2.7 walks per nine innings and a 4.4-to-one
strikeout-to-walk ratio.
While in Japan, allowed a total of 667 hits or walks in 692.1 innings for a career WHIP of 0.96.
Fujikawa: 2013 Season

Kyujis first season with the Cubs, and his first in Major League Baseball following 12 years in Japan, was cut short due to Tommy John surgery on his right
elbow performed on June 11 by Dr. James Andrews.
Went 1-1 with two saves and a 5.25 ERA (7 ER/12.0 IP) in 12 relief appearances for Chicago ... walked two and struck
out 14.
Made his major league debut, and earned the save, on April 1 (Opening Day) in Pittsburgh came in with two on, two
out in the ninth, protecting a two-run lead and retired Russell Martin to end the game.
w Became just the second Cub ever to earn a save in his major league debut, joining Todd Wellemeyer, who
did so on May 15, 2003 against the Brewers.
Named the teams closer, April 7, but landed on the 15-day disabled list, April 13, with a muscular strain of his
right forearm.
Made a rehabilitation appearance with Triple-A Iowa, May 5, tossing a scoreless inning had his rehab assignment
transferred to Double-A Tennessee and tossed 2.0 shutout innings (16 pitches total), May 8.
Activated from the disabled list, May 10, and pitched a scoreless seventh inning that night in Washington.
Went on to post a 1.17 ERA (1 ER/7.2 IP) in seven games following his D.L. stint.
Left the game, May 26 in Cincinnati, with a sore elbow after 1.2 innings pitched placed on 15-day disabled list, May 27,
with a muscular strain of his right forearm ... transferred to the 60-day D.L., May 30, when diagnosed as a ligament tear,
necessitating Tommy John surgery.
Fujikawa: Career Review

2012: In his 12th and final season with the Hanshin Tigers, Fujikawa went
2-2 with 24 saves and a 1.32 ERA (7 ER/47.2 IP) in 48 relief appearances.
Recorded 24 saves in 27 opportunities.
Limited hitters to a .207 batting average and a .278 on-base
percentage ... allowed just one home run.
Walked 15 compared to 58 strikeouts in 47.2 innings pitched.
Posted a 1.13 ERA (1 ER/8.0 IP) in eight games when pitching on no
days rest.
Recorded a 1.04 ERA (2 ER/17.1 IP) in 18 relief appearances
spanning April and May.
2011: Was 3-3 with 41 saves and a 1.24 ERA (7 ER/51.0 IP) in 56 relief
appearances for Hanshin ... limited opponents to a .140 batting average
while striking out 80 and walking just 13.
Averaged 14.1 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched.
Surrendered just two home runs and seven extra-base hits in 179
opponent at-bats.
Recorded a 16.1-scoreless innings streak from April 16-June 28,
spanning 18 appearances.
Started the season having converted 36-straight save opportunities
from April 12-October 5.
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2010: Converted 27 of 32 save opportunities for

Hanshin, and compiled a 3-4 record with a 2.01
Had an ERA below 2.00 in three months:
March/April (0.00), May (1.80) and July
(1.86).
Tossed a season-high 2.0 innings of relief
four times.
Started the season with a 17.1-inning
scoreless streak through May 9.
Made one post-season appearance for
the Tigers, allowed two runs in 2.0 innings
of work against Yomiuri.
2009: Helped Japan to its second World Baseball Classic title prior to going 5-3 with 25 saves in 26 chances and a 1.25 ERA (8 ER/57.2 IP) in 49
relief appearances for Hanshin.
Averaged 13.42 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched, as he struck out 86
in 57.2 innings ... walked just 15 on the season.
Was 0-3 with a 2.00 ERA (2 ER/9.0 IP) in May before going 4-0 with a
1.08 ERA (5 ER/41.2 IP) the rest of the season.
Limited opponent to a .109 batting average (5-for-46) with runners in
scoring position.
Logged a 21.0-inning scoreless stretch from August 16-September 29,
spanning 17 outings.
2008: Recorded a career-best eight victories in 63 relief appearances for

Hanshin ... all told, was 8-1 with 38 saves and a 0.67 ERA (5 ER/67.2 IP).
His 38 saves ranked second in the league behind Yomiuris Marc Kroon.
Recorded his 100th career save, September 25, against the Yokohama
BayStars.
Struck out 90 hitters in 67.2 innings pitched, good for an average of
12.0 punchouts per 9.0 innings pitched.
Took time away from Hanshin to pitch for Japan in the 2008 Beijing
Olympics.
Pitched in three post-season games against Chunichi.
2007: Collected a career-best 46 saves and went 5-5 with a 1.63 ERA
(15 ER/83.0 IP) in 71 relief appearances for the Tigers ... recorded over
100 strikeouts for the third-straight season, punching out 115 in 83.0
innings of work.
It marked the first time in Japan League history that a reliever recorded
three-straight 100-strikeout seasons.
His 46 saves tied the Japan League single-season record with the
Dragons Hitoki Iwase, who also turned the trick that season.
Pitched in all 10 games of Hanshins 10-game winning streak, August
30-September 9.
w The 10-straight team games pitched set a Central League record
for most consecutive games pitched by a hurler.
2006: Set a Japan League record with 38-consecutive scoreless appearances and set a Hanshin franchise record with 47.2-straight scoreless
innings before both streaks were snapped against Hiroshima on July 12.
Led the league with 30 holds while going 5-0 with 17 saves and a 0.68
Named to the Central League All-Star team for the second-straight
season.
Struck out 122 hitters in 79.1 innings pitched, walking just 22.
Limited opponents to a .165 batting average and just nine extra-base
hits in 278 at-bats.
Missed two weeks in August due to a neck injury.
Pitched for Japan in the inaugural World Baseball Classic, helping the
country to the title.
2005: Named to the Central League All-Star team for the first time in his
career and as Hanshins set-up man earned the leagues Most Valuable
Player award for the month of June (3-0, 1.62 ERA, 16.2 IP).
His 80 games pitched marked a Japan League record ... in all, went 7-1
with a save and a 1.36 ERA (14 ER/92.1 IP).
Struck out a career-high 139 batters in 92.1 innings pitched, good for
an average of 13.2 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ... walked 20 on the year.
Led the league with 46 holds, leading to Central League Most Valuable
Set-up Pitcher honors.
Limited hitters to a .175 batting average and a .225 on-base percentage in his first full season with Hanshin.
2004: Began the season with Hanshins minor league club, but pitched
with the big league in the second half ... went 2-0 with a 2.61 ERA (9
ER/31.0 IP) in 26 relief appearances for the Tigers.
2003: Spent a majority of the season with Hanshins minor league team
... pitched in 17 games for Hanshin, making two starts, and posted a 3.38
ERA (11 ER/29.1 IP).
2002: Made 12 starts for Hanshin and went 1-5 with a 3.71 ERA (28
ER/68.0 IP) ... struck out 64 and walked 30 ... earned his first career victory, September 11 against Yakult (8.0 IP, 1 R).
2001: Pitched the entire season with Hanshins minor league club.
2000: Made his major league debut at 19 years old with Hanshin with a
relief appearance against the BayStars on March 31 ... went on to make
19 relief appearances for the big league club, and posted a 4.76 ERA (12
ER/22.2 IP)
Fujikawa: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2000
Hanshin-JAPAN
0-0 4.76 19 0 0 0 0 22.2 25 15 12 1 18 25
2001 PITCHED IN JAPAN MINOR LEAGUE
2002
Hanshin-JAPAN
1-5 3.71 12 12 0 0 0 68.0 56 33 28 6 30 64
2003
Hanshin-JAPAN
1-1 3.38 17 2 0 0 0 29.1 28 12 11 4 12 19
2004
Hanshin-JAPAN
2-0 2.61 26 0 0 0 0 31.0 26 10 9 3 11 35
2005
Hanshin-JAPAN
7-1 1.36
*80 0 0 0 1 92.1 57 20 14 5 20
139 5 0
2006
Hanshin-JAPAN
5-0 0.68 63 0 0 0
17 79.1
+46 6 6 3 22
122 5 0
2007
Hanshin-JAPAN
5-5 1.63 71 0 0 0 46 83.0 50 15 15 2 18
115 2 0
2008
Hanshin-JAPAN
8-1 0.67 63 0 0 0
38 67.2 34 6 5 2 13 90 3 0
2009
Hanshin-JAPAN
5-3 1.25 49 0 0 0
25 57.2 32 9 8 4 15 86 0 0
2010
Hanshin-JAPAN
3-4 2.01 58 0 0 0 27 62.2 47 14 14 7 20 81 1 0
2011
Hanshin-JAPAN
3-3 1.24 56 0 0 0
41 51.0 25 9 7 2 13 80 3 0
2012
Hanshin-JAPAN
2-2 1.32 48 0 0 0 24 47.2 34 7 7 1 15 58
2013
CUBS
1-1 5.25 12 0 0 0 2 12.0 11 7 7 1 2 2 14 2 0
Iowa-AAA#
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
Tennessee-AA#
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
JAPAN LEAGUE TOTALS
42-25 1.77 562 14 0 0 219 692.1 460 156 136 40 207 914 19 0
#Injury Rehabilitation Assignment ... *Led League ... +Tied for League League
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013/Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 12 1 1 0 2 0
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
2006
JAPAN
2009
JAPAN
WBC
TOTALS

0-1
0.00 4 0 0 0 0
0-0
0.00 4 0 0 0 0
0-1
0.00 8 0 0 0 0
2.2 4 1 0 0 1 0 3

4.0 3 0 0 0 0 1 3

6.2 7 1 0 0 1 1 6

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KYUJI FUJIKAWAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2012 Signed by Cubs 12/7 as a non-drafted free agent to two-year contract (scouts: Paul Weaver and Steve Wilson)
2013 On disabled list 4/13-5/10 ... muscular strain of right forearm ... included injury rehab assignments to Iowa (5/5-7) and Tennessee (5/7-10)
2013 On disabled list 5/27-11/4 ... ligament tear in right elbow
KYUJI FUJIKAWAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 2 (four times), most recently 5/19/13 vs.
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 1.2 innings 5/26/13 @ Cincinnati
New York (N.L.)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 4.0 innings
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 4 4/6/13 @ Atlanta
5/10-17/13
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 3 (twice), most recently 4/12/13 vs.
San Francisco
CUBS FROM JAPAN

The Cubs have had four Japanese-born players in their 138-season history: outfielders Kosuke Fukudome and So Taguchi, right-handed pitcher Kyuji
Fujikawa and left-handed pitcher Hisanori Takahashi.
Fukudome made his Cubs debut, March 31, 2008 vs. Milwaukee (went 3-for-3 with a double, home run and three RBI), becoming the first Japaneseborn Cub. He went on to appear in 513 games for Chicago, spanning four seasons from 2008-11. Taguchi played in six games for Chicago during
the 2009 campaign.
Fujikawa pitched in 12 games for Chicago in 2013 before missing the seasons final four months due to an elbow injury that necessistated Tommy
John surgery. Takahashi made the 2013 club out of Spring Training after signing a minor league deal with the organization. He pitched in three
April games for Chicago before he was designated for assignment.
At least three other Japanese-born major leaguers have spent time in the Cubs system through 2013, but did not play in a big league game as a
Chicago Cub. Steven Randolph (born in Okinawa) was acquired by the Cubs from the Diamondbacks in mid-January 2005, but was released in
April of that year. Keith McDonald (born in Kokosuka) signed a minor league contract with the Cubs in November 2002, he played six games for
the Cardinals in 2000 and 2001. Hideo Nomo was in the Cubs minor league system for three weeks in April 1999. Ken Kadokura was signed to a
minor league contract with an invitation to Spring Training in 2009, but did not appear with the Cubs in the regular season.
Fans gathered in Wrigley Fields concourse to congratulate Cubs player Gabby Hartnett as he
climbed the clubhouse stairs following his walk-off home run against the Pirates, September 28,
1938. The home run is famously known as Homer in the Gloamin. The current Cubs security office
was the teams home clubhouse in 1938. Photo courtesy the Chicago History Museum.
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52 Justin Grimm
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 210
FULL NAME: Justin Scott Grimm
BORN: 8/16/88 in Bristol, TN
RESIDES: Bristol, VA
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0+170
SIGNED BY: Ryan Coe (Texas)

HOW ACQUIRED: From Texas 7/22/13 with
INF Mike Olt, P C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL
(P Neil Ramirez) for P Matt Garza
Grimm: Facts and Information

Justin begins his fourth professional season after he was acquired by Chicago from Texas in July of 2013 with infielder Mike Olt and pitchers C.J. Edwards
and Neil Ramirez for pitcher Matt Garza has gone 8-10 with a 6.35 ERA (79 ER/112.0 IP) and 89 strikeouts in 32 career major league games (19
starts) between the Rangers (2012-13) and Cubs.
Owns a 21-12 record with a 3.28 ERA (118 ER/323.1 IP) in 59 career minor league games (56 starts).
Has struck out 275 hitters compared to just 97 walks is averaging 7.7 punchouts per nine innings in the minors.
Rated by Baseball America as the Rangers top right-handed starter and fifth overall best prospect entering the 2013 campaign.
Named to the 2012 Texas League mid-season All Star team while with Double-A Frisco.
Went 4-1 with a 1.59 ERA (5 ER/28.1 IP) in five April starts in 2012 to be named Texas Rangers Minor League Pitcher of the Month.
Made his big league debut in 2012 despite being just two years removed from the University of Georgia.
w Became the clubs first player from the 2010 June draft to appear in the big leagues.
Tabbed as the 18th-best prospect in the Carolina League by Baseball America entering the 2011 season.
Participated in the 2014 Cubs Convention.
Originally selected by Texas in the fifth round of the 2010 Draft out of the University of Georgia.
w Was a member of the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll while at Georgia.
Graduated from Virginia High School in Bristol, Va., in 2007.
Grimm: 2013 Season

Justin was acquired by Chicago, July 22, in the five-player deal that sent Matt Garza to the Texas Rangers ... combined to go 7-9 with a 5.97 ERA (65
ER/98.0 IP) in 27 games (17 starts) between the Rangers and Cubs, including an 0-2 mark and a 2.00 ERA (2 ER/9.0 IP) in 10 relief appearances with
the Cubs following his promotion, September 3.
Combined to throw 146.0 innings between four clubs.
Made his Cubs debut, September 6 vs. Milwaukee, tossing a scoreless inning while walking one.
Threw a season-high 1.1 innings of relief while allowing two runs in Chicagos 3-1 setback vs. Milwaukee, September 8.
Held opponents scoreless in eight of his 10 relief appearances with Chicago.
Limited opponents to a .133 batting average (4-for-30) with no home runs in 9.0 innings with Chicago.
Made eight starts with Iowa following his trade and prior to his promotion to the Cubs, going 2-3 with a 4.68 ERA (22 ER/42.1 IP).
Posted a 3.00 ERA (8 ER/24.0 IP) with 20 strikeouts in his final four starts with Iowa.
Allowed just one home run in 42.1 innings with Iowa.
Made 17 starts with the Rangers to begin the season, going 7-7 with a 6.37 ERA (63 ER/89.0 IP).
Earned the win while tossing 7.0-shutout innings of five-hit ball in the Rangers 4-3 victory at Minnesota, April 26.
Grimm: Career Review

2012: Made his major league debut with Texas in just his second pro
season went 1-1 with a 9.00 ERA (14 ER/14.0 IP) in five games (two
starts) covering two stints with the big league club (June 16-July 7 and
September 16-end of season).
Had his contract purchased from Frisco, June 16, to start vs. Houston
earned the win that night after tossing 6.0 innings of three-run, six hit
ball while fanning seven.
w Became the first Rangers draft pick to win his major league debut in a start since Steve Dreyer turned the trick August 8, 1993
vs. Seattle.
w Struck out five-straight hitters at one point, becoming the first
Ranger ever to strike out five-consecutive batters in his major
league debut.
Appeared in two relief appearances in his second stint at the big league
circuit.
Posted a 6.43 ERA (5 ER/7.0 IP) in three relief appearances compared
to a 11.57 ERA (9 ER/7.0 IP) in two starts.
Split majority of the season at Triple-A Round Rock and Double-A Frisco,
combining to go 11-6 with a 2.81 ERA (42 ER/134.2 IP) and 103
strikeouts in 25 games (22 starts).
Recorded a 26.0-scoreless innings streak in four starts from May 24June 10 with Frisco.
Posted the lowest ERA (1.87) in the Texas League and ranked among
the circuits leaders in wins (2nd, nine) and opponents batting average
(5th, .228).
2011: In his first professional baseball season, Justin split the campaign
between Single-A Hickory and Myrtle Beach combined to go 7-3 with a
3.39 ERA (53 ER/140.2 IP) and 127 strikeouts in 25 starts, while holding
opposing right-handed hitters to a .238 average (79-for-332).
Registered a career-best 11 strikeouts May 1 vs. Kannapolis while at
Hickory.
Allowed just two home runs in 90.1 innings of work with Myrtle Beach.
w Posted nine quality starts in 16 outings.
Posted the sixth lowest ERA (3.39) in the Carolina League from May 27
until the end of the season.
Landed on Myrtle Beachs seven-day disabled list with a left ankle
sprain, July 5-13.
Went 2-0 with a 0.95 ERA (2 ER/19.0 IP) over his final three starts,
including a victory in Game One of the Carolina League Division Series
September 7 at Kinston.
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Grimm: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2011
Hickory-A
2-1 3.40 9 9 0 0 0 50.1 45 23 19 5 3 18 54 4 1
Myrtle Beach-A
5-2 3.39 16 16 0 0 0 90.1 84 40 34 2 6 30 73 4 0
2012
Round Rock-AAA
2-3 4.59 9 8 0 0 0 51.0 53 27 26 2 4 16 30 4 0

Texas
1-1 9.00 5 2 0 0 0 14.0 22 14 14 1 0 3 13 3 0

Frisco-AA
9-3 1.72 16 14 0 0 0 83.2 70 21 16 3 1 14 73 2 0
2013
Round Rock-AAA 1-0
1.59 1 1 0 0 0 5.2 4 1 1 0 0 2 4 0 0

Texas
7-7 6.37 17 17 0 0 0 89.0
116 67 63 15 1 31 68 4 0

Iowa-AAA
2-3 4.68 8 8 0 0 0 42.1 46 23 22 1 0 17 41 6 0
CUBS
0-2
2.00
10 0 0 0 0 9.0 4 3 2 0 1 3 8 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
8-10 6.35 32 19 0 0 0 112.0
142 84 79 16 2 37 89 7 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
21-12 3.28 59 56 0 0 0 323.1 302 135 118 13 14 97 275 20 1
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .920 27 12 11 2 25 1
M.L. TOTALS .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .933 32 13 15 2 30 1
JUSTIN GRIMMS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2010 Selected by Texas in the fifth round of draft (scout: Ryan Coe)
2013 Acquired by Cubs 7/22 with INF Mike Olt, RHP C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL (Neil Ramirez waiver claim 8/23) for RHP Matt Garza
JUSTIN GRIMMS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 9 (twice), most recently 5/2/13 vs. White Sox
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 4 5/2/13 vs. White Sox
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 10 (three times), most recently 7/12/13 @
Detroit
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 4 games 7/2/13-current
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 8 6/4/13 @ Boston
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 13.2 innings 4/21MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 3 7/2/13 vs. Seattle
5/2/13
BIRTHDAY BOYS
Light the candles, cut the cake and play some baseball ... here are some notable Cubs
performances that took place on the players birthdays:
Last Cub to pitch on Birthday
Blake Parker, 6/19/2013, 4-1 loss at STL, No-Decision (in relief)
Last Cubs Starter on Birthday
Ryan Dempster, 5/3/2012, 4-3 (10 innings) loss at CIN, No-Decision
Last Cubs Starter with Win on Birthday
Randy Wells, 8/28/2010, 3-2 win at CIN, Win
Last Cubs Starter with CG on Birthday
Rick Reuschel, 5/16/1978, 4-3 loss at SF
Only Cubs to hit a grand slam on their birthday
Derrek Lee, 9/06/2006 vs. Pittsburgh
Aramis Ramirez, 6/25/2005 at Chicago White Sox
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39 Jason Hammel
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-6
WEIGHT: 225
MLS: 6+153
FULL NAME: Jason Aaron Hammel
BORN: 9/2/82 in Greenville, SC
OPENING DAY AGE: 31, turns 32 on September 2
RESIDES: Rehoboth, MA
FAMILY: Married Elissa ... Child Beckett
SIGNED BY: Paul Kirsch (Tampa Bay)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs to oneyear contract 2/13/14
Hammel: Facts and Information

Jason signed a one-year major league deal with the cubs in February is 49-59 with four saves and a 4.80 ERA (528 ER/989.1 IP) in 215 career games
(158 starts) in eight major league seasons with Tampa Bay (2006-08), Colorado (2009-11) and Baltimore (2012-13).
Has struck out 717 hitters compared to 343 walks in 989.1 career innings.
Is 0-1 with a 4.80 ERA (8 ER/15.0 IP) and 16 strikeouts in three-career post-season starts with Colorado and Baltimore.
Pitched the 33rd one-hitter in Orioles franchise history on June 16, 2012 at Atlanta, allowing just a two-out, seventh inning single to Jason Heyward.
Has started 20 or more games in five-straight major league campaigns from 2009-13.
Lowered his big league ERA in each of his first four seasons (7.77 in 2006, 6.14 in 2007, 4.60 in 2008 and 4.33 in 2009).
Owns a 39-34 record with a 3.43 ERA (251 ER/658.1 IP) and 580 strikeouts in 121 career minor league games (114 starts).
Was named the 2005 Tampa Bay Rays Minor League Pitcher of the Year after combining to go 11-4 with a 3.24 ERA (49 ER/136.0 IP) and 124 strikeouts
in 22 starts between Double-A Montgomery and Triple-A Durham.
w Tossed the first-ever 9.0-inning complete game in Double-A Montgomerys history on July 4 vs. Mississippi.
Honored as the 2004 Single-A Bakersfield Pitcher of the Year, going 6-2 with a 1.89 ERA (15 ER/71.1 IP) in 11 starts.
w Led all Rays minor leaguers with 153 strikeouts and a 2.66 ERA (49 ER/166.0 IP) in 29 combined starts between Single-A affiliates Bakersfield
and Charleston (S.C.).
Was drafted three times before signing with the Rays originally selected in the 23rd round of the 2000 draft by Seattle, then again in the 19th round
of the 2001 draft by Tampa Bay before signing with the Rays after being drafted in the 10th round of the 2002 draft.
Attended Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario, Ore. graduated from South Kitsap High School in Port Orchard, Washington.
Hammel: 2013 Season

Jason went 7-8 with a 4.97 ERA (77 ER/139.1 IP) in 26 games (23 starts) with the Baltimore Orioles despite missing over one month with a forearm injury.
Began the season 4-1 with a 3.79 ERA (15 ER/35.2 IP) in six April starts went 3-7 with a 5.38 ERA (62 ER/103.2 IP) the rest of the season.
Held right-handed hitters to a .263 batting average (60-for-228) compared to a .300 mark (95-for-317) vs. lefties.
Made three relief appearances in September, posting one save with a 1.42 ERA (1 ER/6.1 IP).
w Was his first action out of the bullpen since September of 2011 with Colorado.
Earned the win in his first start of the season, April 2 at Tampa Bay, tossing 6.0 innings of three-run, three-hit ball.
Punched out a season-high eight hitters in 8.0 innings of work, May 27 at Washington.
Landed on Baltimores 15-day D.L., July 29-September 5 with right forearm tenderness.
w Started two games with Single-A Aberdeen and Double-A Bowie as part of a rehab assignment, posting no record with a 1.35 ERA (1 ER/6.2 IP).
Posted a 3.31 ERA (6 ER/16.1 IP) in five games (two starts) after coming off the D.L. ... walked two and struck out 11.
Earned his first save since the 2011 campaign, September 25 vs. Toronto, tossing 2.1 innings of relief while allowing one run on four hits.
Hammel: Career Review

2012: In his first season with the Orioles, Jason went 8-6 with a 3.43 ERA
(45 ER/118.0 IP) and 113 strikeouts in 20 starts ... helped Baltimore to
its first post-season appearance since 1997.
Acquired from Colorado with right-handed pitcher Matt Lindstrom for
right-handed pitcher Jeremy Guthrie, February 6, 2012.
Tossed 5.0 or more innings in 17 of his 20 starts, including nine quality
outings.
Carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning in his Orioles debut, April 8 vs.
Minnesota, before allowing consecutive doubles to Justin Morneau and
Josh Willingham to lead off the eighth.
Allowed two or fewer runs in each of his first six starts, joining Jay Tibbs
(May 24-June 21, 1989) and Jim Palmer (April 7-May 4, 1977) as the
only pitchers in Orioles history to start a season with six starts of two or
fewer runs allowed.
Struck out career-high tying 10 hitters twice: April 19 at the White Sox
and June 22 vs. Washington.
Pitched the 33rd one-hitter in Orioles franchise history, June 16 at
Atlanta, allowing just a two-out, seventh inning single to Jason Heyward.
Landed on Baltimores 15-day D.L., July 14-September 6, after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
Made two starts in the ALDS vs. the Yankees, going 0-1 with a 3.18 ERA
(4 ER/11.1 IP) and 11 strikeouts.
Was a finalist for the MLB Fan Vote for the last All-Star spot in the AL, but
did not win.
2011: Tossed at least 170.0 innings for the third-straight season, going
7-13 with a 4.76 ERA (90 ER/170.1 IP) in 32 games (27 starts) in his final
season with the Rockies.
Held opponents to a .270 batting average (175-for-658), the lowest
since he limited foes to a .272 mark in 2008 with Tampa Bay.
Began the season by going 3-1 with a 3.23 ERA (11 ER/30.2 IP) in five
April starts.
Punched out a season-high seven hitters, July 23 at Arizona, despite
allowing eight runs on 12 hits.
Earned his first save since 2008 on September 11 vs. Cincinnati, tossing 4.0 innings of relief while allowing one run on two hits.
2010: Posted double-digit wins for the second-straight year, going 10-9
with a 4.81 ERA (95 ER/177.2 IP) and 141 strikeouts in 30 starts with
the Rockies.
Set career-highs in innings pitched and strikeouts while allowing just 18
home runs in 177.2 innings of work.
Recorded a career-high 28.1-inning scoreless streak, June 1-24 ... the
streak was the third-longest in the N.L. that season, and the secondlongest by a Rockies starting pitcher in franchise history (Ubaldo
Jimenez 33.0 innings, May 15-June 6, 2010).
Was on the 15-day D.L., April 27-May 15 with a strained right groin.
Went 10-7, 4.30 ERA (76 ER, 159.0 IP) in his 26 starts after being
activated from the D.L.
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2009: Went 10-8 with a 4.33 ERA (85 ER/176.2 IP) and 133 strikeouts
in 34 games (30 starts) in his first full season with the Rockies ... helped
the club to the postseason.
Acquired by Colorado from Tampa Bay, April 5, for right-handed pitcher
Aneury Rodriguez.
Walked just 42 hitters while allowing 17 home runs in 176.2 innings of
work.
w Issued a team-low (among starters) 2.14 walks per 9.0 innings
pitched.
Finished the month of June 4-0 with a 3.41 ERA (12 ER/31.2 IP), the
only National League pitcher to have at least four wins with no losses
during the month.
Tossed his first-career complete game, July 1 vs. the Dodgers took the
loss despite allowing just one run on five hits in 8.0 innings.
Made his postseason debut, starting Game 3 at Coors Field vs. the
Phillies in the NLDS allowed four runs on four hits in 3.2 innings.
2008: Finished 4-4 with a 4.60 ERA (40 ER/78.1 IP) and 44 strikeouts in
40 games (five starts) with Tampa Bay.
Opened the year as the Rays fifth starter, making five April starts before
being moved to the bullpen for the rest of the season.
Went 2-2 with a 4.88 ERA (15 ER/27.2 IP) as a starter.
Held right-handed hitters to a .265 batting average (44-for-166) compared to a .281 mark (39-for-139) against lefties.
Tossed 2.0 or more innings in nine of his 35 relief appearances, including four, 3.0-inning outings.
Earned his first-career save, September 10 at Boston, tossing a scoreless 14th inning in Tampa Bays 4-2 victory.
2007: Began the season at Triple-A Durham before earning a July promotion to the big leagues posted a 3-5 record with a 6.14 ERA (58 ER/85.0
IP) in 24 games (14 starts) with the Rays.
Tossed a career-high 6.2 relief innings in his first action of the season,
June 13 vs. San Diego also registered a season-best eight strikeouts.
Earned his first-career major league victory, June 18 at Arizona, tossing
2.1-scoreless innings of relief.
Picked up his first big league victory as a starter on his 25th birthday,
September 2, beating Andy Pettitte at Yankee Stadium.
w Was winless in his first 18 major league starts, the longest
such stretch to start a career since Oaklands Mike Mohler was
winless in all 20 of his career starts from 1993 to 1997.
Went 4-5 with a 3.42 ERA (29 ER/76.1 IP) and 75 strikeouts in 13
starts at Durham.
2006: Spent majority of the season at Triple-A Durham, going 5-9 with a
4.23 ERA (60 ER/127.2 IP) in 24 starts made his big league debut in
April with the Rays, appearing in two games before being sent down and
recalled in August.
Made his major league debut, April 11 vs. Baltimore, allowing seven
runs on eight hits in 3.1 innings of work.
Went 0-6 with a 7.77 ERA (38 ER/44.0 IP) and 32 strikeouts in nine
starts at the big league level.
While at Durham, combined with Juan Salas to toss the first-ever nohitter in Bulls Triple-A history and just the second ever at Durham Bulls
Athletic Park, July 16 against Columbus.
2005: Was named the Tampa Bay Rays Minor League Pitcher of the
Year after combining to go 11-4 with a 3.24 ERA (49 ER/136.0 IP) and
124 strikeouts in 22 starts between Double-A Montgomery and Triple-A
Durham.
His 11 wins and 124 strikeouts were both second-most among Rays
minor leaguers.
Tabbed as a Southern League mid-season All-Star (did not play).
Tossed the first-ever 9.0-inning complete game in Double-A Montgomerys history, July 4 vs. Mississippi.
2004: Honored as the 2004 Single-A Bakersfield Pitcher of the Year, going
6-2 with a 1.89 ERA (15 ER/71.1 IP) in 11 starts.
All told, went 10-9 with a 2.66 ERA (49 ER/166.0 IP) and a careerhigh 153 strikeouts in 29 starts between Bakersfield and Single-A
Charleston (S.C.).
2003: Went 6-2 with a 3.40 ERA (29 ER/76.2 IP) and 50 strikeouts in 14
games (12 starts) with Single-A Charleston (S.C.) ... broke his wrist, July
24, and missed the remainder of the season.
2002: In his first pro season, Jason went 1-5 with a 4.74 ERA (30 ER/57.0
IP) in 15 games (10 starts) with the Princeton Rookie League club and
Single-A Hudson Valley.
Hammel: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2002
Princeton-R
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 1 5.1 7 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0

Hudson Valley-A
1-5 5.23 13 10 0 0 1 51.2 71 41 30 0 4 14 38 3 2
2003
Charleston (SC)-A 6-2 3.40 14 12 1 0 0 76.2 70 32 29 2 2 27 50 4 1
2004
Charleston (SC)-A 4-7 3.23 18 18 0 0 0 94.2 94 54 34 7 2 27 88 8 0

Bakersfield-A
6-2 1.89 11 11 0 0 0 71.1 52 18 15 4 4 20 65 3 0
2005
Montgomery-AA
8-2 2.66 12 12 3 0 0 81.1 70 26 24 5 2 19 76 2 1

Durham-AAA
3-2 4.12 10 10 0 0 0 54.2 57 31 25 8 3 27 48 4 0
2006
Durham-AAA
5-9 4.23 24
24 1 0 0 127.2
133 71 60 11 7 36
117 5 1

Tampa Bay
0-6 7.77 9 9 0 0 0 44.0 61 38 38 7 1 21 32 3 2
2007
Durham-AAA
4-5 3.42 13 13 2 1 0 76.1 61 29 29 3 4 28 75 7 2

Tampa Bay
3-5 6.14 24 14 0 0 0 85.0
100 58 58 12 2 40 64 3 0
2008
Tampa Bay
4-4 4.60 40 5 0 0 2 78.1 83 45 40 11 2 35 44 7 0
2009
Colorado
10-8 4.33 34
30 1 0 0 176.2
203 94 85 17 9 42
133 4 0
2010
Colorado
10-9 4.81 30 30 0 0 0 177.2
201 97 95 18 6 47
141 13 2
Colorado Springs-AAA#
1-0
5.14 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 9 4 4 1 0 1 6 0 0
2011
Colorado
7-13 4.76 32
27 0 0 1 170.1
175
100 90 21 6 68 94 8 1
2012
Baltimore
8-6 3.43 20
20 1 1 0 118.0
104 48 45 9 2 42
113 3 0
Frederick-A#
1-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 3 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 0
2013
Baltimore
7-8 4.97 26 23 0 0 1 139.1
155 81 77 22 8 48 96 1 0
Bowie-AA#
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 3 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0
Aberdeen-A#
0-0
2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
49-59 4.80 215 158 2 1 4 989.1
1082 561 528 117 36 343 717 42 5
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS 22-29 5.00 119 71 1 1 3 464.2 503 270 258 61 15 186 349 17 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS 27-30 4.63 96 87 1 0 1 524.2 579 291 270 56 21 157 368 25 3
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
39-34 3.43 121 114 7 1 2 658.1 633 307 251 41 30 201 580 36 7
LAST MAJOR LEAGUE COMPLETE GAME AND SHUTOUT: 6/16/12 @ Atlanta (W, 5-0)
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YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.000 26 4 7 0 11 0
M.L. CAREER .120
166 7
20 4 0 1 7
26 0 0 4
74 0 0 .978
215 58
116 4
178 7
LAST HIT: 8/13/11 @ St. Louis (single off Marc Rzepczynski) number of at-bats since then 12
MOST HITS: 2 (twice), 9/4/09 vs. Arizona and 8/29/10 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
DIVISION SERIES STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2009
COL vs. PHI
2012 BAL vs. NYY
DIVISION
SERIES
TOTALS

0-0
9.82 1 1 0 0 0 3.2 4 4 4 1 0 3 5 0 0
0-1 3.18 2 2 0 0 0 11.1 8 4 4 0 0 6 11 0 0
0-1 4.80 3 3 0 0 0 15.0 12 8 8 1 0 9 16 0 0
JASON HAMMELS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Selected by Tampa Bay in the 10th round of draft (scout: Paul Kirsch)
2009 Acquired by Colorado 4/5 for RHP Aneury Rodriguez
2010 On disabled list 4/27-5/15 strained right groin included injury rehab assignment to Colorado Springs (5/7-15)
2012 Acquired by Baltimore with RHP Matt Lindstrom 2/6 for RHP Jeremy Guthrie
2012 On disabled list 7/14-9/6 right knee arthroscopic surgery included rehab assignment to Frederick (9/1-6)
2013 On disabled list 7/29-9/5 right forearm tenderness included injury rehab assignments to Bowie (8/29-9/3) and Aberdeen (9/3-4)
2014 Signed a one-year major league contract with Cubs 2/13
JASON HAMMELS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

LOW-HIT COMPLETE GAME: One-hitter 6/16/12 @ Atlanta
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 5 (four times), most recently 7/28/13 vs.
MOST STRIKEOUTS: 10 (three times), most recently 6/22/12 vs.
Boston
Washington
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 12 7/23/11 @ Arizona
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 6 games (twice), most recently
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 8 (twice), most recently 6/27/12 vs. Los
6/1/13-current
Angeles (A.L.)
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 6.2 innings 6/13/07 vs.
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 4 5/30/12 @ Toronto
San Diego
An undated photo of Wrigley Field. Photo courtesy the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
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73 Marcus Hatley
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-5
WEIGHT: 220
FULL NAME: Marcus Allen Hatley
BORN: 3/26/88 in Honolulu, HI
OPENING DAY AGE: 26
RESIDES: San Marcos, CA
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Denny Henderson
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0
HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in the

39th round of 2006 draft
Hatley: Facts and Information

Marcus is a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training for the first time in his career ... begins his eighth pro season in the Cubs organization after
joining the club as a 2006 draftee is 22-18 with 18 saves and a 4.20 ERA (174 ER/372.2 IP) in 206 minor league games (39 starts).
Has surrendered three or fewer home runs in six of seven minor league campaigns.
Has combined to go 11-5 with a 4.32 ERA (72 ER/150.0 IP) in 111 relief appearances at the Double and Triple-A levels.
Attended Palomar Community College in California, where he earned First-Team All-Pacific Coast Conference Honors in 2007.
Graduated from Mission Hills (Calif.) High School in 2006.
Hatley: 2013 Season

Marcus split the campaign between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa, going 4-4 with a 3.86 ERA (26 ER/60.2 IP) in a career-high 49 relief
appearances struck out a career-best 74 hitters, an average of 10.98 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched, while issuing 35 free passes.
Began the season at Tennessee, going 1-2 with two saves and a 3.00 ERA (6 ER/18.0 IP) before earning a promotion to Iowa in May.
Held Double-A left-handed hitters to a .185 batting average (5-for-27) compared to a .235 mark (8-for-34) against righties.
Went 3-2 with a 4.22 ERA (20 ER/42.2 IP) in 35 games with Iowa.
Did not allow a run in eight-straight appearances (8.1 IP), July 9-28.
Recorded at least one strikeout in 29 of 35 relief appearances at Iowa.
Made 17 relief appearances with Tomateros de Culiacan in the winter Mexican Pacific League ... was 1-3 with a 3.94 ERA (7 ER/16.0 IP).
Hatley: Career Review

2012: Began the season on Tennessees seven-day disabled list before
reaching the Triple-A level in July for the first time in his career went 4-1
with four saves and a 4.62 ERA (31 ER/60.1 IP) in 40 relief appearances
between the two affiliates.
Posted a 3-1 mark with four saves and a 3.40 ERA (17 ER/45.0 IP) in
28 relief appearances with the Smokies.
Placed on Tennessees seven-day disabled list, April 5-12, with a right
hip strain.
Recorded an 8.1-scoreless inning streak from June 1-21 (five appearances).
Allowed just three home runs in 45.0 innings of work.
Promoted to Iowa, July 24.
Held Triple-A right-handed hitters to a .103 batting average (3-for-29)
compared to a .367 mark (11-for-30) against lefties.
2011: Pitched in 48 games between Single-A Peoria, Single-A Daytona and
Double-A Tennessee, combining to go 5-1 with a career-high 11 saves and
a 3.32 ERA (22 ER/59.2 IP) allowed just two home runs and 30 walks
in 59.2 innings while striking out 60.
Began the campaign with Peoria, and was 2-1 with three saves and a
2.35 ERA (4 ER/15.1 IP) in 13 relief appearances.
Landed on Peorias disabled list, April 18-27, with a right thumb sprain.
Promoted to Daytona in May, and posted no record with four saves and
a 1.76 ERA (3 ER/15.1 IP) in 13 games.
Promoted to Tennessee in July, appearing in 22 games while going 3-0
with four saves and a 4.66 ERA (15 ER/29.0 IP).
2010: Posted no record with a 2.70 ERA (6 ER/20.0 IP) in just 11 starts
between Mesa, Single-A Boise and Single-A Peoria struck out 20 hitters
while issuing nine walks in 20.0 innings of work.
Placed on Peorias seven-day disabled list, April 8-June 16, after
undergoing right elbow surgery.
Landed on Boises disabled list, July 5-30, with a right forearm strain
after just two relief appearances.
Transferred to Peoria at the end of July, starting seven games while posting a 3.38 ERA (5 ER/13.1 IP).
2009: Marcus spent the entire campaign at Single-A Peoria, going 6-6
with a 4.64 ERA (49 ER/95.0 IP) in 30 games (16 starts) before a seasonending injury struck out 64 hitters while walking 41 in a career-high
Went 1-0 with a 1.01 ERA (3 ER/26.2 IP) in 14 games as a reliever
compared to a 5-6 mark with a 6.06 ERA (46 ER/68.1 IP) as a starter.
Missed the rest of the season after landing on Peorias disabled list,
August 26 due to a right elbow strain suffered the day before.
2008: Appeared in 12 games (six starts) with Single-A Boise, going 1-3
with a 5.71 ERA (22 ER/34.2 IP) allowed just three home runs while
walking 21 and striking out 30 in 34.2 innings.
Struck out at least one hitter in 11 of 12 appearances.
Posted a 0.79 ERA (1 ER/11.1 IP) in June compared to an 8.10 ERA
(21 ER/23.1 IP) in July and August, combined.
2007: Went 2-3 with a 3.83 ERA (18 ER/42.1 IP) in 16 games (six starts)
with Rookie League Mesa and Single-A Boise in his first pro season
allowed one home run while striking out 29 in 42.1 total innings of work.
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Hatley: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2008
Boise-A
2009
Peoria-A
2010
Boise-A
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2011
Peoria-A

Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2013
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-3 3.82 13 6 0 0 0 37.2 36 19 16 0 1 12 26 3 0
1-0
3.86 3 0 0 0 1 4.2 3 2 2 1 0 2 3 1 0
1-3 5.71 12 6 0 0 0 34.2 46 25 22 3 1 21 30 10 1
6-6 4.64 30 16 0 0 0 95.0
103 60 49 10 3 41 64 7 1
0-0
2.45 2 2 0 0 0 3.2 3 1 1 0 2 2 4 1 0
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
0-0 3.38 7 7 0 0 0 13.1 14 6 5 0 1 7 13 2 0
2-1 2.35 13 0 0 0 3 15.1 9 5 4 0 3 8 21 0 0
0-0 1.76 13 0 0 0 4 15.1 10 4 3 0 2 11 19 3 0
3-0 4.66 22 0 0 0 4 29.0 30 17 15 2 2 11 20 4 0
3-1 3.40 28 0 0 0 4 45.0 36 18 17 3 0 20 46 2 0
1-0 8.22 12 0 0 0 0 15.1 14 14 14 0 0 10 18 5 0
1-2 3.00 14 0 0 0 2 18.0 13 6 6 1 0 14 25 4 0
3-2 4.22 35 0 0 0 0 42.2 40 23 20 2 1 21 49 5 0
22-18 4.20 206 39 0 0 18 372.2 358 200 174 22 16 180 341 47 2
MARCUS HATLEYS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Cubs in 39th round of draft (scout: Denny Henderson)
Crowds standing in line behind the bleachers outside Wrigley Field in 1929.
Photo courtesy the Chicago History Museum.
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79 Kyle Hendricks
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 190
FULL NAME: Kyle C. Hendricks
BORN: 12/7/89 in Newport Beach, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 24
RESIDES: San Juan Capistrano, CA
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Jay Heafner (Texas)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0

INF Christian Villanueva for P Ryan Dempster
Hendricks: Facts and Information

Kyle begins his second full season with the Cubs organization after he was acquired from Texas, July 31, 2012, with INF Christian Villanueva for P Ryan
Dempster the Cubs 2013 Minor League Pitcher of the Year, he was selected by the Rangers in the eighth round of the 2011 June Draft invited to big
league camp for the first time in 2014.
Tabbed by Baseball America as having the best changeup and best control among Cubs minor league pitchers heading into the 2014 season.
w Ranked by Baseball America as the 15th-best player 25-years-old and under in the Cubs organization heading into the 2014 season.
Participated in the second-annual Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014 ... also took part in the 2014 Cubs Convention.
Earned the Cubs organizations Minor League Pitcher of the Year award in 2013, splitting the campaign with Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa.
w Named Cubs Organizational Minor League Pitcher of the Month for May of 2013 with Tennessee.
w Earned Southern League mid-season and post-season All-Star honors with Tennessee in 2013 named a starter for the North Division in the
Southern League All-Star Game.
w Claimed the Southern League ERA title in 2013 with Tennessee, boasting a 1.85 ERA (26 ER/126.1 IP) while leading the league with a .769
winning percentage (10-3) and a 1.05 WHIP.
Tabbed by Baseball America as having the best control among Cubs minor league pitchers heading into the 2013 season.
Earned Carolina League mid-season All-Star honors with Single-A Myrtle Beach in 2012.
Originally selected in the 39th round of the 2008 draft by the Angels, but elected to attend Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. ... earned his degree in
economics this past fall.
w Earned first team All-Ivy League honors, tying for the Ivy League lead in victories (5), ranking second in strikeouts (70) and posting the third-lowest
ERA (2.47) as a junior in 2011.
w Garnered All-Ivy Honorable Mention during sophomore campaign in 2010, finishing second in the conference with 54 strikeouts.
Graduated from Capistrano Valley (Calif.) High School in 2008.
Hendricks: 2013 Season

In his first full season in the Cubs organization, Kyle combined to go 13-4 with a 2.00 ERA (37 ER/166.1 IP) and a complete-game shutout in 27 starts
between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa, earning the organizations Minor League Pitcher of the Year award.
Led Cubs minor league system with 13 wins and a 2.00 ERA (37 ER/166.1 IP) ... struck out 128 batters and walked just 34 in 166.1 innings, good for
a 3.76 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
His 2.00 ERA was seventh-best among full-season minor league pitchers while 166.1 innings ranked ninth.
Named Cubs Organizational Minor League Pitcher of the Month for May went 4-1 with a 1.95 ERA (7 ER/32.1 IP) in five May starts for Tennessee,
striking out 25 compared to just five walks.
w Surrendered one home run in 32.1 innings and limited the opposition to a .230 batting average (28-for-122) ... his four victories tied for the
Southern League lead.
Named Southern League Pitcher of the Week for the week of June 3-9 went 1-0 with a 0.69 ERA (1 ER/13.0 IP) in two starts during the span, allowing
11 hits while striking out 13.
Was 10-3 with a 1.85 ERA (26 ER/126.1 IP) in 21 starts to begin the season with Tennessee, earning Southern League mid-season and post-season
All-Star honors.
w Named a starter for the North Division in the Southern League All-Star Game.
w Recorded a 0.84 ERA (4 ER/43.0 IP) in final seven starts with the Smokies, June 26-August 1, earning a promotion to Triple-A Iowa.
Claimed the Southern League ERA title with a 1.85 ERA (26 ER/126.1 IP) and led the league with a .769 winning percentage (10-3) and a 1.05 WHIP
allowed the fewest baserunners per 9.0 innings pitched (9.83) and limited opposing hitters to a .227 batting average (107-for-472), ranking fifth in
the league.
Went 3-1 with a 2.48 ERA (11 ER/40.0 IP) in six starts for Iowa to close out the campaign, holding opponents to a .235 batting average (35-for-149),
walking eight and striking out 27.
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Hendricks: Career Review

2012: Split the campaign between Single-A Myrtle Beach and Single-A
Daytona, going 6-8 with a 2.99 ERA (49 ER/147.2 IP) and 123 strikeouts
in 25 games (24 starts) was acquired by the Cubs from Texas, July 31,
with INF Christian Villanueva for P Ryan Dempster.
Opened season in Myrtle Beachs rotation, going 5-8 with two complete
games and a 2.82 ERA (41 ER/130.2 IP) in 20 starts, earning Carolina
League mid-season All-Star honors.
w Struck out 112 and walked only 15 batters in 130.2 innings
pitched, an average of just 1.0 walk per 9.0 innings.
Compiled a 1-0 record with a 4.24 ERA (8 ER/17.0 IP) and 11 strikeouts in five games (four starts) with Daytona, his first action in the Cubs
minor league system.
2011: Split his first professional season between Single-A Spokane and
Double-A Frisco in Texas minor league system, combining to go 2-2 with
a 2.02 ERA (8 ER/35.2 IP) and 38 strikeouts in 21 games (one start).
Named the 20th-best prospect in the Northwest League by Baseball
America.
Limited opponents to a .180 batting average (24-for-133), including a
.135 mark (12-for-89) by right-handed batters.
Spent bulk of campaign with Spokane, converting each of his three save
opportunities.
Promoted to Frisco, September 5, and appeared in relief in the
RoughRiders final game of the season made one appearance out of
the bullpen during the Texas League playoffs.
Hendricks: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2011
Spokane-A
Frisco-AA
2012
Myrtle Beach-A

Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-2 1.93 20 0 0 0 3 32.2 20 7 7 0 0 4 36 2 0
0-0
3.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 4 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0
5-8 2.82 20
20 2 0 0 130.2
123 49 41 8 6 15
112 4 1
1-0 4.24 5 4 0 0 0 17.0 17 8 8 3 1 3 11 0 0
10-3
*1.85 21
21 1 1 0 126.1
107 34 26 3 5 26
101 1 0
3-1 2.48 6 6 0 0 0 40.0 35 12 11 2 1 8 27 1 0
21-14
2.42 73
52 3 1 3 349.2
306
111 94 16 13 58
289 8 1
*Led League
KYLE HENDRICKS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2011 Selected by Texas in the eighth round of the 2011 draft (scout: Jay Heafner)
2012 Acquired by Cubs 7/31 with INF Christian Villanueva for P Ryan Dempster
UNDER THE LIGHTS

In 1988, the Cubs added a new dimension to already historic Wrigley Field - ballpark lights, allowing the club to play night
games ... Chicago hosted the Phillies, August 8 of that season, in the first scheduled night game at Wrigley Field ... that
game was rained out prior to five innings, so the first official night game at the Friendly Confines took place the following
evening, August 9, against the Mets (a 6-4 Cubs win) ... heres a look at how the club has done under the Wrigley Field
lights since 1988:
YEAR GP
2013 30
2012 30
2011 29
2010 29
2009 27
2008 28
2007 28
2006 27
2005 26
2004 22
2003 18
2002 19
2001 18
2000 17
W-L
12-18
10-20
11-18
12-17
13-14
20-8
14-14
14-13
11-15
12-10
9-9
11-8
10-8
11-6
YEAR GP
1999 16
1998 18
1997 18
1996 16
1995 18
1994 12
1993 16
1992 18
1991 18
1990 17
1989 17
1988 6
TOTAL 538
W-L
3-13
14-4
8-10
12-4
5-13
4-8
12-4
10-8
10-8
5-12
10-7
3-3
266-272
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65 Tommy Hottovy
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
HEIGHT: 6-1
LHP
WEIGHT: 205
MLS: 0+62
FULL NAME: Thomas Lee Hottovy (HAW-tuh-vee)
BORN: 7/9/81 in Kansas City, MO
RESIDES: Kansas City, MO
FAMILY: Married Andrea ... Children

Cameron and Chloe
SIGNED BY: Ernie Jacobs (Boston)

Non-Roster Invitee
Hottovy: Facts and Information

Tommy begins his first season with Chicago after signing a minor league deal with the club in December of 2013 has no record with a 4.05 ERA
(6 ER/13.1 IP) in 17 career big league relief appearances with the Red Sox (2011) and Royals (2012).
Has spent majority of his professional career in the minor leagues, going 26-41 with 10 saves and a 4.02 ERA (305 ER/683.2 IP) has struck out 563
hitters compared to just 244 walks.
Enjoyed a breakout campaign in 2006, setting career highs in wins (10), games started (28), innings pitched (163.0 IP) and strikeouts (122).
In 2011, was named the first-ever Lou Gorman Award winner, presented to a Red Sox minor leaguer who has demonstrated dedication and perseverance
in overcoming obstacles while working his way to the major leagues.
Originally selected by the Boston Red Sox in the fourth round of the 2004 draft after graduating from Wichita State University.
Was 9-3 with a 2.25 ERA as a senior in college and was named First Team All-Missouri Valley Conference.
Is a graduate of Park Hill South (Miss.) High School where he was selected as the Kansas City Stars Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year for 1999-2000.
Hottovy: 2013 Season

Appeared in 42 games with Double-A New Hampshire and Triple-A Buffalo after being claimed off waivers by Toronto in January of 2013 went 0-1 with
a 4.19 ERA (20 ER/43.0 IP) and 42 strikeouts in his lone season with the Blue Jays organization.
Began the year with New Hampshire, and went 0-1 with one save and a 4.74 ERA (13 ER/24.2 IP) in 18 relief appearances.
Struck out a season-high five hitters in 2.0 innings of work, April 12 at Binghamton.
Limited Double-A left-handed hitters to a .172 average (5-for-29) with 13 strikeouts.
Promoted to Buffalo in June had no record with a 3.44 ERA (7 ER/18.1 IP) in 24 games.
Did not allow an earned run in his first 18 relief appearances (12.2 IP).
Punched out three in 1.1 innings of work in his first taste of Triple-A action June 4 vs. Lehigh Valley.
Allowed just four home runs in 43.0 total innings of work on the season.
Hottovy: Career Review

2012: Spent majority of the season at Triple-A Omaha while appearing
in nine relief appearances in four stints with the Kansas City Royals big
league club collected a team-high seven saves while going 2-2 with a
2.52 ERA (14 ER/50.0 IP) in 41 affairs with Omaha.
Had no record with a 2.89 ERA (3 ER/9.1 IP) in nine games with the
Royals.
Tossed a season-high tying 2.0-scoreless inning of relief, September 29
in Cleveland.
While at Omaha, struck out 61 hitters while walking just 16 in 50.0
innings of work, an average of 11.0 punchouts per nine innings.
Limited Triple-A left-handed hitters to a .147 batting average (11-for75) with 26 strikeouts.
2011: Spent time at three different levels in the Boston organization,
opening the campaign with Double-A Portland followed by a promotion
to Triple-A Pawtucket before eventually making his major league debut
in June.
Had his contract selected, June 3, and made his big league debut that
night vs. Oakland ... retired the only batter he faced, David DeJesus, on
a groundout.
All told, had no record with a 6.75 ERA (3 ER/4.0 IP) in eight relief
appearances with the Red Sox.
Went 2-0 with a 2.47 ERA (15 ER/54.2 IP) and 47 strikeouts in a
combined 32 games with Portland and Pawtucket.
Issued just 13 walks in 54.2 innings of work, tying a career-low he set
in 2009.
Following the season, made 12 relief appearances for Aguilas in the
Dominican Winter League, posting a 3.52 ERA.
2010: Split the season with Double-A Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket,
going 3-3 with a 4.90 ERA (41 ER/75.1 IP) in 41 games.
In his first taste of Triple-A action, posted a 4.54 ERA (18 ER/35.2 IP)
in 26 relief appearances with Pawtucket.
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2009: Continued his recovery from Tommy John and appeared in 21

games, going 1-2 with a 3.18 ERA (12 ER/34.0 IP) with Single-A Lowell
and Double-A Portland.
Combined to strike out 41 hitters while walking just 13 in his first
season as a full-time reliever.
relief appearances with Portland.
Still recovering from Tommy John Surgery, he landed on Portlands
seven-day D.L. twice; April 9-July 4 and August 3-12.
2008: Was limited to just two starts with Double-A Portland before
undergoing Tommy John surgery in June and missing the remainder of
the season.
Went 1-0 with a 5.00 ERA (5 ER/9.0 IP) and four strikeouts in two
starts before his injury.
Initially landed on the disabled list from April 3-May 16 with a left
forearm strain.
Was placed on Portlands seven-day disabled list, May 28, and missed
the remainder of the season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
2007: Worked 120.1 innings in 24 games (23 starts) with Double-A
Portland of the Eastern League, going 4-10 with a 5.61 ERA (75 ER/120.1
IP).
Landed on the seven-day D.L., July 5-August 4, with a left forearm strain.
2006: Enjoyed a career year, going 10-10 with a 3.15 ERA (57 ER/163.0
IP) in 28 starts between Single-A Wilmington and Double-A Portland.
2005: Spent the entire season at Single-A Wilmington, going 3-12 with
a 5.45 ERA (63 ER/104.0 IP) and 82 strikeouts in 25 games (23 starts).
2004: Went 0-1 with a 0.89 ERA (3 ER/30.1 IP) in 14 starts with Single-A
Lowell in his first season of professional ball.
Hottovy: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2004
Lowell-A
0-1 0.89 14
14 0 0 0 30.1 24 5 3 0 3 4 39 2 0
2005
Wilmington-A
3-12 5.45 25 23 0 0 0 104.0
116 74 63 18 7 37 82 8 0
2006
Wilmington-A
8-6 2.80 21 21 *2 0 0 122.0
109 49 38 3 5 35 91 6 0

Portland-AA
2-4 4.17 7 7 0 0 0 41.0 28 20 19 1 3 15 31 2 0
2007
Portland-AA
4-10 5.61 24 23 0 0 0 120.1
144 78 75 17 3 49 69 6 1
2008
Portland-AA
1-0
5.00 2 2 0 0 0 9.0 9 7 5 2 1 2 4 0 0
2009
Lowell-A
1-0 2.25 5 0 0 0 0 8.0 4 2 2 1 0 3 12 0 0

Portland-AA
0-2 3.46 16 0 0 0 0 26.0 26 12 10 2 2 10 29 3 0
2010
Portland-AA
3-2 5.22 15 0 0 0 0 39.2 49 25 23 6 0 20 34 5 1

Pawtucket-AAA
0-1 4.54 26 0 0 0 0 35.2 37 19 18 5 4 23 22 5 0
2011
Portland-AA
0-0 1.93 8 0 0 0 1 18.2 12 4 4 0 0 4 18 0 0

Pawtucket-AAA
2-0 2.75 24 0 0 0 1 36.0 23 13 11 8 1 9 29 0 0
Boston
0-0
6.75 8 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 3 3 0 1 3 2 0 0
2012
Omaha-AAA
2-2 2.52 41 0 0 0 7 50.0 42 18 14 6 4 16 61 0 0

Kansas City
0-0 2.89 9 0 0 0 0 9.1 11 3 3 2 1 5 6 0 0
2013
New Hampshire-AA 0-1 4.74 18 0 0 0 1 24.2 26 16 13 3 2 8 23 0 0

Buffalo-AAA
0-0 3.44 24 0 0 0 0 18.1 20 9 7 1 2 9 19 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
0-0 4.05 17 0 0 0 0 13.1 15 6 6 2 2 8 8 0 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
26-41 4.02 270 90 2 0 10 683.2 669 351 305 73 37 244 563 37 2
*Led League
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
M.L. TOTALS .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 17 1 1 0 2 0
TOMMY HOTTOVYS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2004 Selected by the Boston Red Sox in the fourth round of draft (scout: Ernie Jacobs)
2011 Signed a one-year minor league contract with Boston 2/3
2011 Declared a free agent 11/2 signed a one-year minor league contract with Kansas City 11/18
2012 Acquired by Texas 11/8 for cash considerations
2013 Claimed off waivers 1/10 by Toronto
2013 Elected free agency 10/1 signed a one-year minor league contract with Cubs 12/18
TOMMY HOTTOVYS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 2 (twice), most recently 5/6/12 vs.
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 2 (twice), most recently 6/30/12 @
New York (A.L.)
Minnesota
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 2 (six times), most recently 9/29/12 @
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 2.0 innings (three times), most
Cleveland
recently 9/29/12 @ Cleveland
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 2 6/14/11 @ Tampa Bay
Fans sit and stand behind ropes along the left field wall at Wrigley Field during the
1929 World Series between the Cubs and Athletics.
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7 Brett Jackson
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 220
FULL NAME: Brett Elliott Jackson
BORN: 8/2/88 in Berkeley, CA
RESIDES: San Francisco, CA
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0+60
SIGNED BY: John Bartsch

round (31st overall) of 2009 draft
B. Jackson: Facts and Information

Brett begins his sixth pro season with Chicago after he was selected in the first round (31st overall) of the 2009 draft has spent time at every level in
the Cubs organization, including a 44-game appearance at the major league level during the 2012 campaign.
Went 21-for-120 (.175) with six doubles, one triple, four home runs and nine RBI in 44 games with the major league club in 2012.
Owns a .270 batting average (503-for-1,864) with 338 runs, 94 doubles, 39 triples, 61 home runs and 234 RBI in 497 career minor league games.
Recorded 12 triples in 2012, becoming the first Cub to lead the Pacific Coast League in triples since Ross Gload in 2001.
Was named by Baseball America as the organizations fifth-best prospect heading into 2013.
The publication named him the second-best prospect in the organization heading into the 2010 and 2011 seasons was named the top prospect
entering 2012.
Played for the USA Baseball Pan American Qualifying Team in the 2010 COP ABE Pan American Qualifying Tournament.
Was a member of Team USA in the 2010 MLB All-Star Futures Game in Los Angeles, Calif.
Attended the University of California Berkeley in three season with the Bears, batted .303 (146-for-481) with 91 runs scored, 25 doubles, 11 triples,
12 home runs and 85 RBI in 152 games.
Graduated from Miramonte High School in Orinda, Calif.
Participated in the 2010 and 2012 Cubs Caravans.
B. Jackson: 2013 Season

Spent time at three levels, batting .210 (68-for-324) with 35 runs scored, 11 doubles, five triples, six home runs and 27 RBI in 95 games ... missed
significant time, landing on the minor league disabled list due to a right foot contusion (May 1-9) and a left knee sprain (June 22-July 29).
Began the season with Triple-A Iowa, and appeared in 61 games, posting a .223 batting average (48-for-215) with seven doubles, three triples, six home
runs and 23 RBI.
w Appeared in four games with Rookie League Mesa as part of a rehab assignment, July 25-29 went 1-for-14 (.071) with a run scored.
Hit .256 (34-for-133) against Triple-A right-handed pitchers compared to a .171 mark (14-for-82) against southpaws.
Recorded at least one RBI in four-straight games, June 1-4 (six total).
Twice homered in consecutive games, April 28-29 and June 9-11.
Activated from the disabled list for a second time, July 29, and optioned to Double-A Tennessee.
Batted .200 (19-for-95) with four doubles, two triples and four RBI in 30 games with the Smokies.
B. Jackson: Career Review

2012: Brett was promoted to his first major league roster, August 5, and
went on to appear in 44 games for Chicago ... he batted .175 (21-for-120)
with six doubles, four home runs and nine RBI.
His .303 on-base percentage was 128 points higher than his .175 batting average, thanks in part to 22 walks ... struck out 59 times in 120
at-bats.
Batted .208 (16-for-77) in 24 August games ... hit .117 (5-for-43) in
20 games starting September 1.
Played 39 games (38 starts) in center field ... recorded a .979 fielding
percentage (2 E/96 TC).
Was selected from Triple-A Iowa, August 5, and made his major debut at
Dodger Stadium, going 2-for-4 with a walk and a run while getting the
start in center field.
Belted his first-career home run in the second inning of August 18s
nightcap at the Reds, a solo shot off Todd Redmond.
Began the season with Triple-A Iowa and batted .256 (104-for-407)
with 22 doubles, 12 triples, 15 home runs, 27 stolen bases, 66 runs
scored and 47 RBI in 106 games.
Posted a .338 on-base percentage and a .479 slugging percentage to
contribute to an .817 OPS with Iowa.
Led the Pacific Coast League with 12 triples and 158 strikeouts ... was
the first Iowa Cub to lead the PCL in triples since Ross Gload in 2001
... the previous I-Cub to lead the league in strikeouts was Joe Carter in
1983.
Connected on four lead-off homers for Iowa: May 6 vs. New Orleans,
June 1 at Omaha, June 23 vs. Round Rock and July 20 at Albuquerque.
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2011: Brett began the year with Double-A Tennessee, but was promoted
to the Triple-A level for the first time in his career .... he batted .297 (55for-185) with 13 doubles, two triples, 10 homers and 26 RBI in 48 games
for Iowa.
Combined to hit .274 (118-for-431) with 84 runs, 23 doubles, five
triples and 20 home runs in 115 games between Tennessee and Iowa.
w His 20 homers matched his total from his first two seasons,
combined.
Landed on the seven-day disabled list, May 12-30, with a sprained
pinky finger on his left hand.
Named a Southern League mid-season All-Star, batting .273 (47-for172) with seven long balls and 27 RBI for Tennessee in the first half.
Promoted to Iowa, July 13.
Was 38-for-124 (.306) against right-handed pitching at the Triple-A
level ... hit .279 (17-for-61) against southpaws.
2010: In his first full professional season, Brett combined to hit .297 (146for-491) with 32 doubles, 14 triples, 12 home runs and 66 RBI in 128
games between Single-A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee.
Began the season with Daytona, hitting .316 (83-for-263) with 19
doubles, eight triples, six homers and 38 RBI in 67 contests.
While with the Cubs, owned a .344 average (33-for-96) with three homers and 15 RBI off southpaws compared to a .299 mark (50-for-167)
with three homers and 23 RBI off right-handed pitching.
Hit for the cycle, June 14 vs. Lakeland, including a two-run walk-off
homer in the 11th inning.
In 61 games with the Smokies, batted .276 (63-for-228) with 47 runs,
13 doubles, six triples, six homers and 28 RBI.
With the Mesa Solar Sox of the Arizona Fall League, went 3-for-12
(.250) with three runs, one double and five RBI in four contests.
2009: Compiled a .318 batting average (67-for-211) with six doubles,

three triples, eight homers and 36 RBI in 53 games between RookieLeague Mesa, Single-ABoise and Single-APeoria.
Selected by Single-A Boise, July 4, batting .330 (29-for-88) with 14
runs, 17 walks, 15 RBI and a .443 on-base percentage in 24 games.
Appeared in 26 games for Peoria after his promotion, July 31 hit at
a .295 clip (33-for-112) with 30 runs, five doubles, seven homers, 17
RBI and a .928 OPS with the Chiefs.
B. Jackson: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2009
Mesa-R

Boise-A

Peoria-A
2010
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2011
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2013
Iowa-AAA

Mesa-R

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.455 3 11 6 5 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 3 4 0-0 0 .533 .636
.330 24 88 14 29 1 1 1 15 0 0 1 17 20 2-1 2 .443 .398
.295 26 112 30 33 5 1 7 17 0 0 5 11 32 11-1 1 .383 .545
.316 67 263 56 83
19 8 6 38 0 1 5 43 63 12-7 2
.420 .517
.276 61 228 47 63
13 6 6 28 3 3 4 30 63 18-4 1
.366 .465
.256 67 246 45 63
10 3 10 32 2 2 2 45 74 15-6 4
.373 .443
.297 48 185 39 55
13 2 10 26 1 1 0 28 64 6-1 2
.388 .551
.256 106 407 66 104 22
*12 15 47 2 5 6 47
*158 27-5 5 .338 .479
.175 44 120 14 21 6 1 4 9 0 0 0 22 59 0-3 2 .303 .342
.223 61 215 24 48 7 3 6 23 2 1 3 21 77 7-5 1 .300 .367
.071 4 14 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 0-0 0 .133 .071
.200 30 95 10 19 4 2 0 4 0 0 2 13 37 2-2 0 .309 .284
.270 497 1864 338 503 94 39 61 234 10 14 28 259 599 100-32 18 .365 .460
*Led League
CAREER
PCT G PO A E TC DP
Center Field .979
39 94 0 2 96 0
BRETT JACKSONS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2009 Selected in the first round (31st overall) of the draft (scout: John Bartsch)
BRETT JACKSONS CAREER HIGHS

MOST HITS: 2 (four times), most recently 8/30/12 vs. Milwaukee
MOST RBI: 2 (twice), most recently 8/30/12 vs. Milwaukee
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 8/30/12 vs. Milwaukee
MOST WALKS: 2 (four times), most recently 9/19/12 vs. Cincinnati
MOST DOUBLES: 2 8/30/12 vs. Milwaukee
THE FRIENDLY CONFINES OF WRIGLEY FIELD

Entering the 2014 campaign, there have been 12,564 home runs hit at Wrigley Field 6,313 by the Cubs, 6,169 by their opponents and 82 by
Federal League clubs (1914-1915).
The ballparks single-season homer high is 233, recorded in 2004 (137 by the Cubs). The Cubs top Wrigley Field homer total is 137, also in 2004.
Opponents hit 125 long balls at Wrigley Field in 2006, their most of any season.
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36 Edwin Jackson
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 210
MLS: 8+70
FULL NAME: Edwin Jackson Jr.
BORN: 9/9/83 in Neu-Ulm, West Germany
RESIDES: Atlanta, GA
FAMILY: Married Erika ... Children
SIGNED BY: Lon Joyce and Jim Lester

(Dodgers)
Exavier and Elan
HOW ACQUIRED: Agreed to a four-year

major league contract with Cubs 1/2/13
E. Jackson: Facts and Information

CAREER AWARDS
Edwin begins his second season with Chicago after he signed a four-year deal with the club in January of 2013 ... has made
30 or more starts in each of the last seven seasons, one of just eight pitchers to turn the trick, and one of four to do so by A.L. All-Star Team
the age of 30 or younger (also Matt Cain, Felix Hernandez and Justin Verlander).
2009
Is 78-89 with a 4.47 ERA (717 ER/1,444.0 IP) in 265 career major league games, including 235 starts, since making his
Pitcher of the Week
big league debut in 2003 with the Dodgers.
Has pitched for eight teams in all or part of the last 11 seasons: Dodgers (2003-05), Rays (2006-08), Tigers (2009), June 21-27, 2010
Diamondbacks (2010), White Sox (2010-11), Cardinals (2011), Nationals (2012) and Cubs (2013).
Has averaged 199.0 innings pitched in his last five seasons dating to 2009, including a career-high 214.0 frames with
Detroit in 2009.
w Also reached the 200.0-inning plateau in 2010, tossing 209.1 innings with Arizona and the White Sox ... threw 199.2 innings between the White
Sox and Cardinals in 2011.
Named to the American League All-Star Team in 2009, his lone season with the Tigers.
Tossed the second no-hitter in D-backs history, June 25, 2010, at Tampa Bay, in a 1-0 victory.
w Allowed eight walks and struck out six in the 149-pitch effort ... faced 36 total batters.
w Was the fourth interleague no-hitter, and first since Detroits Justin Verlander did so against Milwaukee in 2007.
Has reached the postseason three times, including 2012 with the Nationals ... was a member of the 2011 World Series champion Cardinals squad and
was part of the 2008 American League champion Tampa Bay Rays.
Originally selected as an outfielder by Los Angeles (N.L.) in the sixth round of the 2001 draft ... converted to a pitcher to begin his pro career.
Is a 2001 graduate of Shaw (Ga.) High School.
His father, Edwin Sr., is a retired United States Army Sergeant First Class.
Participated in the 2014 Cubs Caravan and Convention events.
E. Jackson: 2013 Season

In his first season on the Northside, Edwin went 8-18 with a 4.98 ERA (97 ER/175.1 IP) in 31 starts ... walked 59 and
struck out 135 ... marked his eighth-straight season with at least 30 starts, but his 175.1 innings pitched were his
fewest since 2007 with Tampa Bay (161.0 IP).
Led the majors with 18 losses the Cubs were 10-21 in his 31 starts.
Allowed just 16 home runs in 175.1 innings pitched.
Walked two or fewer batters in 21 of 31 starts, including five no-walk outings.
Posted 14 quality starts, ranking third on the team (Travis Wood 24; Jeff Samardzija 19).
Went 4-1 with a 2.23 ERA (10 ER/40.1 IP) in six outings, June 30-July 31, but was 0-3 with a 5.97 ERA
(19 ER/28.2 IP) in five August starts.
Was 4-8 with a 4.50 ERA (39 ER/78.0 IP) in 13 starts at home, compared to a 4-10 record with a 5.36
ERA (58 ER/97.1 IP) in 18 road starts.
Was 5-10 with a 4.43 ERA (43 ER/87.1 IP) in 16 starts vs. the N.L. Central.
Threw at least 100 pitches in 10 of 31 starts.
Won a season-high three-straight starts, June 30-July 11 ... he posted a 1.93 ERA (4 ER/18.2 IP), walking three
and striking out 14.
Recorded his 1,000th-career strikeout April 30 vs. San Diego, fanning Carlos Quentin in the top of the second
inning.
Batted .077 (4-for-52) with a double, a homer, four RBI and five sacrifice bunts at the dish clubbed a solo homer,
September 10 at Cincinnati (Curtis Partch), his final hit of the season.
Suffered the loss in the Cubs home opener, April 8 vs. Milwaukee, allowing five runs on eight hits and five
walks while fanning six in 6.0 innings in the 7-4 setback allowed five runs in the first 2.0 innings
before holding the Brewers scoreless over his final 4.0 frames.
Received a no-decision, April 14 vs. San Francisco, allowing five runs (four earned) in 5.1 innings
struck out a season-high nine.
Earned his first victory as a Cub in Chicagos 8-2 triumph, May 11 at Washington snapped
a seven-start winless streak to begin his Cubs career.
Left his final start of the season in the third inning with right lat discomfort, September 28 in
St. Louis.
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E. Jackson: Career Review

2012: Signed with the Washington Nationals, February 2, and went on to
help the club to the National League East Division title ... made 31 starts,
going 10-11 with a 4.03 ERA (85 ER/189.2 IP) ... struck out 168 batters
compared to 58 walks.
Was 5-4 with a 3.73 ERA (42 ER/101.1 IP) in 16 starts prior to the
All-Star break ... was 5-7 with a 4.38 ERA (43 ER/88.1 IP) in 15 starts
after the break.
Pitched 6.0 or more innings in 18 of his 31 starts ... allowed two or
fewer walks in 23 starts.
Walked a career-low 2.8 batters per 9.0 innings pitched ... had a
career-best strikeout to walk ratio (2.9/1).
His 28.0-percent swing and miss mark led the National League.
Surrendered three or fewer runs in eight-straight starts from May 13June 23 ... posted a 2.50 ERA (15 ER/54.0 IP) in that span.
Struck out 10 or more batters twice: punched out a season-high 11
hitters, August 18 vs. the Mets ... struck out 10, August 30 vs. St. Louis.
Spun a two-hit complete game effort in a 4-1 victory, April 14 vs. the
Reds.
Surrendered nine runs (eight earned) in 1.1 innings pitched, September
28 in St. Louis ... posted a 3.68 ERA (77 ER/188.1 IP) in his 30 other
starts.
Pitched in two post-season games, including a Game Three start,
against the Cardinals in the NLDS ... tagged with the 8-0 loss in his start,
allowing four runs in 5.0 innings ... allowed a run in 1.0-inning of relief
in Game Five.
2011: Pitched for the White Sox and Cardinals, and combined to go 12-9
with a 3.79 ERA (84 ER/199.2 IP) in 32 games (31 starts) ... earned a
World Series ring with St. Louis after he was acquired by the Cardinals
in late July.
Began the season with the White Sox, going 7-7 with a 3.92 ERA (53
ER/121.2 IP) in 19 starts prior to the trade.
Went 5-2 with a 3.58 ERA (31 ER/78.0 IP) in 13 games (12 starts) for
the Cardinals following the July 27 trade.
w Was part of an eight-player, three-team trade between the White
Sox, Blue Jays and Cardinals.
From July 1 through the end of the regular season, went 8-3 with a 3.48
ERA in 17 games (16 starts).
In 17 games against N.L. opponents, went 7-3 with a 3.48 ERA (40
ER/103.1 IP).
Surrendered three or fewer earned runs in eight-straight starts from
August 9-September 14, posting a 2.65 ERA (15 ER/51.0 IP).
Went 1-1 with a 5.60 ERA (11 ER/17.2 IP) in four post-season starts
... earned the win in Game Four of the NLDS vs. Philadelphia ... started
Game Four of the World Series, but was tagged with the 4-0 loss in
Texas.
2010: Pitched for the Diamondbacks and White Sox, going 10-12 with
a 4.47 ERA (104 ER/209.1 IP) ... was traded in-season for the first time
in his career ... reached the 200-inning mark for the second time in his
career.
Struck out a career-high 181 batters.
Led the majors with 20 wild pitches.
Tossed the second no-hitter in Diamondbacks history, June 25 at Tampa
Bay, in a 1-0 victory.
w Allowed eight walks and struck out six in the 149-pitch effort ...
faced 36 total batters.
w Was the fourth interleague no-hitter, and first since Detroits
Justin Verlander did so against Milwaukee in 2007.
Sent to the White Sox, July 30, for right-handed pitcher Daniel Hudson
and minor league lefty pitcher David Holmberg.
Was 6-10 with a 5.16 ERA (77 ER/134.1 IP) in 21 starts with Arizona
at the time of the trade.
Became the first pitcher to toss a no-hitter and be traded in the same
season since Cliff Chambers in 1951.
Matched the White Sox club mark by recording three-straight 10-strikeout games from August 14-31.
In 11 starts for the White Sox, was 4-2 with a 3.24 ERA (27 ER/75.0
IP), striking out 77 batters and walking just 18.
2009: Named to the American League All-Star team, and established career bests with a 3.62 ERA, 33 starts and 21 quality starts in his lone
season with the Detroit Tigers ... acquired by Detroit, December 11, 2008,
for outfielder Matt Joyce.
His ERA and 214.0 innings pitched both ranked seventh among A.L.
pitchers.
Turned in three-straight months with an ERA under 3.00 ... had a 2.25
ERA (8 ER/32.0 IP) in April, a 2.34 ERA (11 ER/42.1 IP) in May and a
2.91 ERA (11 ER/34.0 IP) in June.
Allowed three or less earned runs in 16-straight starts, May 9-August 5.
His 2.52 ERA prior to the All-Star break was the best mark turned in by
a member of the Tigers since Mark Fydrichs 1.78 mark in 1976.
In 1.0 inning of work in the Mid-Summer Classic, needed just four
pitches to retire Yadier Molina, Ryan Zimmerman and Hanley Ramirez.
2008: Won a career-high 14 games in his final season with the Rays ...
set a franchise mark for starting pitchers with 20.0-straight scoreless innings from May 8-18, and helped the club to its first-ever World Series
appearance.
All told, went 14-11 with a 4.42 ERA (90 ER/183.1 IP) in 32 games
(31 starts) for Tampa Bay.
Was 5-6 with a 3.93 ERA (48 ER/110.0 IP) in 18 games prior to the AllStar break ... went 9-5 with a 5.15 ERA (42 ER/73.1 IP) in 14 games
(13 starts) in the second half.
Transitioned to the bullpen for the postseason, in which he made
three appearances - two in the ALCS against Boston and one relief
appearance in the World Series against Philadelphia ... allowed one run
in 4.1 innings between the two rounds.
2007: In his first full major league season, Edwin went 5-15 with a 5.76
ERA (103 ER/161.0 IP) in 32 games (31 starts) for the Rays ... tossed his
first career complete game, a four-hit shutout effort, August 11 at Texas.
Was 4-6 with a 4.48 ERA (43 ER/86.1 IP) in 15 starts following the
All-Star break ... was 1-9 with a 7.23 ERA (60 ER/74.2 IP) in 17 games
(16 starts) in the first half.
Posted a 2.45 ERA (9 ER/33.0 IP) in five August starts, going 2-1 in
that stretch.
2006: Made his Tampa Bay debut, pitching primarily in relief for the Rays
... produced a 5.45 (22 ER/36.1 IP) with no record in 23 games (one start)
... in 22 games (13 starts) with Triple-A Durham, was 3-7 with a 5.55 ERA
(45 ER/73.0 IP).
Was acquired by Tampa Bay, January 14, with lefty Chuck Tiffany ...
pitchers Danys Baez and Lance Carter, as well as a player to be named
(catcher Ryder Mathias) went to the Dodgers.
Following the season, was 3-2 with a 1.60 ERA in nine games for Magallanes in the Venezuelan Winter League.
2005: In his final season in the Dodgers system, spent the first five months
of the season pitching for Triple-A Las Vegas and Double-A Jacksonville ...
was recalled by Los Angeles, August 22, and posted two victories in six
big league starts.
Was 2-2 with a 6.28 ERA (20 ER/28.2 IP) in seven games (six starts)
for the Dodgers.
Combined to go 9-11 with a 5.91 ERA (77 ER/117.1 IP) in 23 games
(22 starts) between Las Vegas and Jacksonville.
2004: Had three stints with the Dodgers, going 2-1 with a 7.30 ERA (20
ER/24.2 IP) in eight games, including five starts ... spent a majority of the
year with Triple-A Las Vegas, going 6-4 with a 5.86 ERA (59 ER/90.2 IP)
in 19 starts.
2003: Made his major league debut, appearing in four games (three
starts) with the Dodgers ... began the year at the Double-A level for the
first time in his career and went 7-7 with a 3.70 ERA (61 ER/148.1 IP) in
27 starts for Jacksonville.
Made his major league debut, and earned the win, on his 20th birthday,
September 9 at Arizona ... allowed one run in 6.0 innings of work.
Became the youngest Dodgers pitcher to earn a win in a major league
debut ... also became the first pitcher in major league history to earn
the win in a MLB debut on his birthday.
With Jacksonville, struck out 157 batters in 148.1 innings of work ...
was the second-most strikeouts in the Southern League.
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2002: Finished 5-2 with a 1.98 ERA (23 ER/104.2 IP) in 19 starts with
Single-A South Georgia, and was cited as the Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Year ... ranked second in the South Atlantic League with a .206
batting average against.
2001: In his professional debut with the Gulf Coast League Dodgers, Edwin struck out 23 batters in 22.0 innings pitched.
E. Jackson: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2001
GCL Dodgers-R
2002
South Georgia-A
2003
Jacksonville-AA
Los Angeles (N.L.)
2004
Las Vegas-AAA
Los Angeles (N.L.)
2005
Las Vegas-AAA
Jacksonville-AA
Los Angeles (N.L.)
2006
Durham-AAA
Tampa Bay
2007
Tampa Bay
2008
Tampa Bay
2009
Detroit
2010
Arizona
Chicago (A.L.)
2011
Chicago (A.L.)
St. Louis
2012
Washington
2013
CUBS
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-1 2.45 12 2 0 0 0 22.0 14 12 6 1 3 19 23 2 0
5-2 1.98 19 19 0 0 0 104.2 79 34 23 2 6 33 85 3 1
7-7 3.70 27
27 0 0 0 148.1
121 68 61 9 8 53
157 9 1
2-1 2.45 4 3 0 0 0 22.0 17 6 6 2 1 11 19 3 0
6-4 5.86 19 19 0 0 0 90.2 90 65 59 4 8 55 70 10 0
2-1 7.30 8 5 0 0 0 24.2 31 20 20 7 0 11 16 0 0
3-7 8.62 12 11 1 0 0 55.1 76 61 53 13 5 37 33 2 0
6-4 3.48 11 11 0 0 0 62.0 52 31 24 7 2 18 44 4 0
2-2 6.28 7 6 0 0 0 28.2 31 22 20 2 1 17 13 2 1
3-7 5.55 22 13 0 0 5 73.0 84 55 45 7 3 35 66 6 0
0-0 5.45 23 1 0 0 0 36.1 42 27 22 2 1 25 27 3 1
5-15 5.76 32 31 1 1 0 161.0 195 116 103 19 4 88 128 7 1
14-11
4.42 32
31 0 0 0 183.1
199 91 90 23 2 77
108 7 1
13-9 3.62 33
33 1 0 0 214.0
200 93 86 27 5 70
161 6 0
6-10 5.16 21 21 1 1 0 134.1
141 80 77 13 5 60
104 13 0
4-2 3.24 11 11 0 0 0 75.0 73 31 27 8 1 18 77 7 0
7-7 3.92 19 19 1 1 0 121.2
134 55 53 8 0 39 97 7 1
5-2 3.58 13 12 0 0 0 78.0 91 37 31 8 2 23 51 2 1
10-11
4.03 31
31 1 0 0 189.2
173 90 85 23 2 58
168 3 0
8-18* 4.98 31 31 0 0 0 175.1 197 110 97 16 5 59 135 14 0
78-89 4.47 265 235 5 3 0 1444.0
1524 778 717 158 29 556
1104 74 6
43-44 4.33 150 126 3 2 0 791.1 843 413 381 87 13 317 598 37 4
35-45 4.63 115 109 2 1 0 652.2 681 365 336 71 16 239 506 37 2
32-32 4.39 122 102 1 0 5 556.0 516 326 271 43 35 250 478 36 2
*Led League
LAST MAJOR LEAGUE COMPLETE GAME: 4/14/12 vs. Cincinnati (W, 4-1) ... LAST MAJOR LEAGUE SHUTOUT: 7/16/11 @ Detroit (W, 5-0)
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.077
52 4 4 1 0 1 4 5 0 0 2
17 0 0 .909 31 16 24 4 44 1
M.L. TOTALS .169
207 17 35 1 0 2 11 18 1 0 11 79 0 1 .919 265 113 137 22 272 14
LAST HIT: 9/10/13 @ Cincinnati (home run off Curtis Partch) ... number of at-bats since then 2
MOST HITS: 2 (four times), most recently 9/4/12 vs. Cubs ... MOST RBI: 2 (twice), most recently 5/11/13 @ Washington
HOME RUNS: 2 4/11/10 vs. Pittsburgh (Jack Taschner), 9/10/13 @ Cincinnati (Curtis Partch)
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2011
STL vs. PHI
2012
WAS vs. STL
DIVISION
SERIES
TOTALS

1-0
3.00 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 5 2 2 0 0 1 4 0 0
0-1
7.50 2 1 0 0 0 6.0 9 5 5 1 0 3 6 0 0
1-1 5.25 3 2 0 0 0 12.0 14 7 7 1 0 4 10 0 0
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008
TB vs. BOS
2011
STL vs. MIL
LCS TOTALS

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0
0-0 8.53 2 2 0 0 0
0-0 6.23 4 2 0 0 0
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008
TB vs. PHI
2011
STL vs. TEX
WORLD SERIES TOTALS

0-0
4.50 1 0 0 0 0
0-1
5.06 1 1 0 0 0
0-1
4.91 2 1 0 0 0
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2009
A.L./STL

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES STATISTICS

2.1 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0
6.1 11 6 6 4 0 1 5 0 0
8.2 11 6 6 4 0 3 9 0 0
WORLD SERIES STATISTICS

2.0 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
5.1 3 3 3 0 0 7 3 0 0
7.1 5 4 4 1 0 8 4 0 0
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EDWIN JACKSONS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2001 Selected by Los Angeles (N.L.) in the sixth round of draft (scouts: Lon Joyce and Jim Lester)
2006 Acquired by Tampa Bay with LHP Chuck Tiffany 1/14 for RHP Danys Baez, RHP Lance Carter and a PTBNL (C Ryder Mathias)
2008 Acquired by Detroit 12/11 for OF Matt Joyce
2009 Acquired by Arizona with RHP Ian Kennedy 12/9 as part of a three-team trade ... Detroit received OF Austin Jackson, RHP Matt Scherzer and LHP Phil Coke ...

New York (A.L.) received OF Curtis Granderson
2010 Acquired by Chicago (A.L.) 7/30 for RHP Daniel Hudson and LHP David Holmberg
2011 Acquired by Toronto with OF Mark Teahen 7/27 for RHP Jason Frasor and RHP Zach Stewart
2011 Acquired by St. Louis with RHP Octavio Dotel, LHP Mark Rzepczynski and OF Corey Patterson 7/27 for INF/OF Colby Rasmus, RHP P.J. Walters,
LHP Brian Tallet and LHP Trever Miller
2012 Signed a one-year major league contract with Washington 2/2
2013 Agreed to a four-year major league contract with Cubs 1/2
EDWIN JACKSONS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

LOW-HIT COMPLETEGAME: No-Hitter 6/25/10 @ Tampa Bay
MOST HOMERSALLOWED: 4 8/3/11 @ Milwaukee
MOST STRIKEOUTS: 13 4/7/11 vs. Tampa Bay ... also has one
LONGESTWINNINGSTREAK: 4 games (three times), most recently
12-strikeout game, three 11-strikeout games and two 10-strikeout
8/25/11-4/14/12
games
LONGESTLOSINGSTREAK: 8 games 4/9-6/13/07
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 14 (twice), most recently 8/3/11 @
MOSTCONSECUTIVESCORELESSINNINGS:
Milwaukee
20.0 innings 5/8-18/08 (three starts)
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 10 (twice), most recently 8/3/11 @
Milwaukee
30 OR MORE STARTS,
EACH OF THE LAST SEVEN SEASONS (2007-13)
Pitcher........................................... Age Range
Bronson Arroyo....................................30-36
Mark Buehrle......................................28-34
Matt Cain............................................22-28
Dan Haren..........................................26-32
Felix Hernandez..................................21-27
Edwin Jackson................................ 23-29
James Shields.....................................25-31
Justin Verlander...................................24-30
Cubs players (left to right) George Tyler, Jim Vaughn, Phil Douglas and Claude Hendrix, standing
in front of a dugout at Weeghman Park (later renamed Wrigley Field) in 1918.
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80 Eric Jokisch
BATS: Right
THROWS: Left
LHP
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 185
FULL NAME: Eric Spenser Jokisch (YO-kish)
BORN: 7/29/89 in Virginia, IL
RESIDES: Virginia, IL
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Stan Zielinski
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0

Jokisch: Facts and Information

Eric begins his fifth season of professional ball after being drafted by the Cubs in 2010 out of Northwestern University is 33-25 with three complete
games and a 3.48 ERA (189 ER/489.1 IP) to go along with 401 strikeouts in 97 games (73 starts) spanning four minor league seasons.
Has walked just 167 hitters while surrendering 44 home runs in 489.1 career innings of work.
Tossed a 9.0-inning no-hitter, August 6, 2013, with Tennessee at Jacksonville ... was the Smokies first 9.0-inning no-hitter since Scot Elam turned the
trick in 1985.
Participated in the Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014.
Has won double digit games in three-straight seasons; 10 wins and 2011 & 2012 and a career-high 11 wins in 2013.
Was named the Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April of 2013 after going 3-1 with a 1.84 ERA (6 ER/29.1 IP) in five starts.
In 2013, Eric led the Southern League with 160.2 innings pitched and ranked second with 137 strikeouts his 137 punchouts led the Cubs farm system.
Named the Florida State League Pitcher of the Week for May 7-13, 2012.
Honored as the 2011 Peoria Chiefs Pitcher of the Year by the organization.
Attended Northwestern University, where he was a 2010 First-Team All-Big Ten selection, the 2008 All Big Ten Freshman of the Year and a Louisville Slugger
Freshman All-American.
Is a 2007 graduate of Virginia (Ill.) High School.
Jokisch: 2013 Season

Spent the entire campaign with Double-A Tennessee, going 11-13 with a 3.42 ERA (61 ER/160.2 IP) and 137 strikeouts in 27 games (26 starts) set
career marks in wins, complete games (two), innings and strikeouts ... led the Southern League with 160.2 innings pitched.
Ranked second in the Southern League with 137 strikeouts his 137 punchouts led the Cubs farm system.
Named Cubs Organizational Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April, going 3-1 with a 1.84 ERA (6 ER/29.1 IP) in five April starts for the Smokies.
Began the season with four-straight quality starts, April 6-22, going 3-0 with a 1.11 ERA (3 ER/24.1 IP) and 20 strikeouts during the stretch.
Struck out a season-high nine hitters in 6.0-scoreless innings of work en route to picking up the win, July 4 vs. Huntsville.
Landed on Tennessees seven-day D.L., July 29-August 6, after spraining his cervical spine.
In his first start off the D.L., he tossed a no-hitter as Tennessee blanked host Jacksonville, 10-0, August 6.
w Of the 13 balls put into play, nine were groundouts and four fly outs it marked Tennessees first no-hitter since Mark Holliman accomplished the
feat in a 7.0-inning, 3-0 victory against Huntsville in 2007 Jokisch went 2-for-4 with a walk, a run scored and a RBI at the dish.
w Marked the Smokies first 9.0-inning no-hitter since Scot Elam in 1985.
Was named the Southern League Pitcher of the Week for the period of August 5-11.
Jokisch: Career Review

2012: Split the season between Single-A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee, going 10-6 with a 3.11 ERA (55 ER/159.1 IP) and 115 strikeouts in
27 games (26 starts).
Began the season at Daytona, going 3-4 with a 3.48 ERA (21 ER/54.1
IP) in nine starts before being promoted to Tennessee in late May.
Was named the Florida State League Player of the Week for May 7-13,
going 2-0 while tossing 13.0-scoreless innings in two starts.
Punched out a season-high 11 hitters in 7.0-scoreless innings of work,
May 6 vs. Jupiter.
Went 7-2 with a 2.91 ERA (34 ER/105.0 IP) in 18 games (17 starts)
with the Smokies.
Was 3-0 with a 1.42 ERA (5 ER/31.2 IP) in his first five starts with Tennessee.
Tossed his first-career complete game, July 30 vs. Pensacola, allowing
three runs on five hits in 7.0 innings.
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2011: Spent majority of the campaign with Single-A Peoria before earning
an August promotion to the Double-A level for the first time combined
to go 10-3 with a 3.09 ERA (46 ER/134.0 IP) with 118 strikeouts in 28
games (14 starts) with Peoria and Tennessee in his first full pro season.
Allowed 13 home runs while walking only 41 hitters in 134.0 innings.
Began the season in relief with Peoria before transitioning into a starter
in June went 7-0 with one save and a 3.20 ERA (20 ER/56.1 IP) in
14 relief appearances.
Went 2-3 with a 2.74 ERA (19 ER/62.1 IP) in 11 starts with the Chiefs.
Promoted to Tennessee, August 16 went 1-0 with a 4.11 ERA (7
ER/15.1 IP) in three starts before being sidelined with a shoulder injury.
Landed on Tennessees seven-day D.L., August 31-September 22, with
a left shoulder strain.
2010: In his first professional season, Eric went 2-3 with a 6.88 ERA (27
ER/35.1 IP) and 31 strikeouts in 15 games (seven starts) with Rookie
League Mesa and Single-A Boise.
Jokisch: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2011
Peoria-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
2-3 7.08 14 7 0 0 0 34.1 46 29 27 6 1 23 28 4 0
9-3 2.96 25
11 0 0 1 118.2
106 41 39 13 3 32
103 2 4
1-0 4.11 3 3 0 0 0 15.1 16 8 7 0 1 9 15 1 0
3-4 3.48 9 9 0 0 0 54.1 55 24 21 4 3 16 52 0 0
7-2 2.91 18 17 1 0 0 105.0 86 35 34 7 4 33 63 0 0
11-13
3.42 27
26 2 1 0
*160.2
144 71 61 14 3 54
137 3 0
33-25 3.48 97 73 3 1 1 489.1 453 208 189 44 15 167 401 10 4
*Led League
ERIC JOKISCHS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2010 Selected by Cubs in the 11th round of draft (scout: Stan Zielinski)
Cubs player Bill Wortman stands outside the dugout on the field at
Weeghman Park (later named Wrigley Field) in 1916.
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51 Ryan Kalish
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
OF
HEIGHT: 6-0
WEIGHT: 213
MLS: 2+33
FULL NAME: Ryan Michael Kalish (KAY-lish)
BORN: 3/28/88 in North Ridge, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 26
RESIDES: Venice, CA
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Ray Fagnant (Boston)
Non-Roster Invitee

Kalish: Facts and Information

Ryan begins his first season with Chicago after signing a minor league deal with the Cubs in January owns a .243 batting average (63-for-259) with 14
doubles, one triple, four home runs and 29 RBI in 89 career big league games in two seasons with the Red Sox (2010, 2012).
Missed the entire 2013 campaign after undergoing right shoulder surgery to repair his posterior labrum.
Named the 2010 Red Sox Rookie of the Year from the Boston Baseball Writers after making his major league debut in July hit .252 (41-for-163) with
four home runs and 24 RBI in 53 games.
Tied a Red Sox rookie record by hitting two grand slams in 2010; August 17 vs. the Angels and September 6 vs. Tampa Bay.
Has spent majority of his professional career in the minor leagues, posting a .279 career batting average (446-for-1,598) with 82 doubles, 11 triples, 45
Was named the 2009 Red Sox Minor League Player of the Year after hitting .279 (141-for-506) with 24 doubles, six triples, 18 home runs and 77 RBI in
135 games with Single-A Salem and Double-A Portland.
Participated in the 2010 Red Sox Rookie Program.
Originally drafted by the Red Sox in the ninth round of the 2006 draft.
Graduated from Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic High School in 2006, where he played baseball, football and basketball.
Kalish: 2013 Season

Ryan missed the entire season after undergoing right shoulder surgery to repair his posterior labrum on January 30, 2013.
Kalish: Career Review

2012: Appeared in just 36 big league contests in three stints with the Red
Sox began the season on the D.L. due to offseason shoulder surgery
batted .229 (22-for-96) with three doubles and five RBI with Boston.
Was on Bostons 60-day disabled list, April 4-June 9, while recovering
from left shoulder surgery.
Played all three outfield positions, including 20 games in center field
(16 starts), nine in right field (eight starts), and three in left field (one
start).
Batted .333 (5-for-15) against left-handed pitchers compared to .210
mark (17-for-81) versus right-handers.
Hit in 14 of his final 20 games with a plate appearance (15-for-65),
beginning with a career-high-tying five-game hit streak from June 29July 3 (.294/5-for-17).
Spent time at three different minor league levels as part of his rehab assignment, batting .265 (35-for-132) with 21 runs scored, six doubles,
five home runs and 15 RBI in 33 games with Single-A Salem, Double-A
Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket.
2011: Played in just 24 games due to an injury riddled season, hitting
.228 (21-for-92) with six doubles and 11 RBI with Single-A Lowell and
Triple-A Pawtucket.
Batted .209 (18-for-86) with six doubles and nine RBI in 22 games
with Pawtucket.
Hit .236 (13-for-55) with four doubles and seven RBI in 14 games
before landing on the disabled list, April 22.
Landed on the disabled list twice in the minors: April 22-August 8 with
a left shoulder strain and August 21-September 25 with right shoulder
inflammation.
w Placed on Bostons 60-day D.L., September 25.
Underwent season-ending surgery, September 14, to repair a bulging
disc in his neck, performed by Dr. Joseph Maroon in Pittsburgh ... had
labrum surgery on his left shoulder performed, November 8, performed
by Dr. Lewis Yocum in Los Angeles.
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2010: Hit .252 (41-for-163) with 26 runs scored, 11 doubles, four home
runs and 24 RBI in 53 games in his first big league season with the Red
Sox.
Named Red Sox Rookie of the Year by the Boston Chapter of the
BBWAA after making his major league debut in July.
Tied for second among American League rookies with 10 steals in 11
chances ... also tied for the A.L. rookie lead from his debut through the
end of the season with 11 doubles.
Notched hits in 30 of his 53 major league games, reaching base in
safely in 34 of those contests.
Recorded three multi-hit games in his first four major league tilts, becoming the first Red Sox player since to accomplish the feat since Morgan Burkhart had 4 straight multi-hit efforts to start his career in 2000.
Was selected to Bostons roster on July 31 and made his big league
debut later that day vs. Detroit.
w Recorded his first-career hit in his first plate appearance, a thirdinning single off Max Scherzer.
w Collected his first RBI with a seventh-inning single.
Hit his first-career homer, August 6 at the Yankees, a sixth inning, tworun shot off starter Javier Vasquez.
Posted a career-high three hits, August 2 vs. Cleveland, going 3-for-3
with a walk and a double.
Clubbed two grand slams: August 17 vs. the Angels and September 6
vs. Tampa Bay ... became just the third big leaguer ever to hit two grand
slams within six weeks of his debut.
Batted .294 (86-for-293) with 18 doubles, two triples, 13 homers, 47
RBI and 25 stolen bases in 78 games between Double-A Portland and
Triple-A Pawtucket.
2009: Named the Red Sox Minor League Offensive Player of the Year after
hitting .279 (141-for-506) with 84 runs scored, 24 doubles, six triples,
18 home runs and 77 RBI in 135 games between Single-A Salem and
Double-A Portland.
Set career-highs in games, at bats, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home
runs, RBI, walks (68) and total bases (231).
Named Red Sox Minor League Base Stealer of the Month for April with
seven thefts in eight chances.
Hit .301 (22-for-73) with one homer and 15 RBI in 21 games for Mesa
of the Arizona Fall League.
After the season, ranked by Baseball America as the Red Sox No.
5 prospect and No. 4 position player ... was also named the No. 9
prospect in the Carolina League.
2008: Began the season at Single-A Greenville, hitting .281 (101-for-360)
with 51 runs scored, 16 doubles, three home runs and 32 RBI in 96 games
before a promotion to Single-A Lancaster in August.
Combined to hit .266 (118-for-433) with five home runs and 46 RBI
between the two stops.
Led all Red Sox minor leaguers with a .311 clip (28-for-90), six doubles, and a .438 OBP in July to earn the clubs Minor League Offensive
Player of the Month Award.
Hit .282 (20-for-71) with one homer and 13 stolen bases for North
Shore Honu of Hawaii Winter Baseball.
Following the season, was ranked by Baseball America as No. 13
prospect and No. 8 position player in the Red Sox system.
2007: Hit .368 (32-for-87) with 27 runs scored, four doubles, three home
runs and 13 RBI in 23 games with Single-A Lowell.
Missed the rest of the season after landing on Lowells seven-day D.L.,
July 31, with a right hand fracture sustained July 16.
Was leading the New York-Penn League in runs (27) and stolen bases
(18), and was the leagues reigning Player of the Week before the season-ending injury.
Selected to the NYPL All-Star Game, but was on the D.L. and did not
participate.
After the season, ranked by Baseball America as the No. 6 prospect
and No. 4 position player in Bostons system.
2006: Appeared in 17 games in his first taste of professional ball, hitting
.236 (13-for-55) with two doubles, a home run and six RBI between the
Red Sox Gulf Coast Rookie League team and Single-A Lowell.
Kalish: Career Statistics

YEAR TEAM
2006
GCL-Red Sox
.300 6 20 6 6 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 0 .333 .550

Lowell-A
.200 11 35 8 7 0 1 0 4 0 1 2 2 14 2-0 1 .275 .257
2007
Lowell-A
.368 23 87 27 32 4 1 3 13 0 0 1 16 12 18-3 2 .471 .540
2008
Greenville-A
.281 96 360 51 101 16 1 3 32 0 3 4 53 76 18-4 3 .376 .356

Lancaster-A
.233 18 73 6 17 6 0 2 14 0 1 0 8 23 1-0 1 .305 .397
2009
Salem-A
.304 32 115 21 35 5 2 5 21 0 1 1 26 20 7-3 1 .434 .513

Portland-AA
.271 103 391 63 106 19 4 13 56 0 3 1 42 87 14-3 4 .341 .440
2010
Portland-AA
.293 41 150 35 44 9 1 8 29 0 3 2 28 21 13-1 4 .404 .527

Pawtucket-AAA .294 37 143 22 42 9 1 5 18 0 2 1 14 32 12-2 2 .356 .476

Boston
.252 53 163 26 41
11 1 4 24 2 1 1 12 38 10-1 2
.305 .405
2011
Lowell-A
.500 2 6 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .571 .500

Pawtucket-AAA .209 22 86 9 18 6 0 0 9 0 2 0 8 20 4-3 1 .271 .279
2012
Salem-A#
.333 3 12 3 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 1-1 0 .333 .583

Portland-AA#
.222 3 9 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0-0 0 .462 .333

Pawtucket-AAA# .261 27 111 18 29 5 0 4 14 1 1 0 13 30 7-2 1 .336 .414

Boston
.229 36 96 12 22 3 0 0 5 0 1 0 6 26 3-2 4 .272 .260
2013 INJURED - DID NOT PLAY
MAJOR LEAGUE
TOTALS .243 89 259 38 63
14 1 4 29 2 2 1 18 64 13-3 6
.293 .351
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.279 424 1598 271 446 82 11 45 215 1 17 12 216 342 97-22 20 .366 .429
M.L. CAREER
PCT
G
PO
A
E
TC
DP
Left Field .926
15 24 1 2 27 0
Center Field .977
58
127 2 3 132 1
Right Field .941
11 16 0 1 17 0
M.L. TOTALS .966
167 3 6 176 1
RYAN KALISHS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Boston in ninth round of 2006 draft (scout: Ray Fagnant)
2011 On disabled list 9/25-10/31 cervical spine surgery
2012 On disabled list 4/4-6/9 left shoulder surgery included injury rehab assignment to Salem (5/26-31), Portland (5/31-6/5) and Pawtucket (6/5-9)
2013 On disabled list 2/20-11/4 right shoulder surgery
2013 Declared a free agent 12/2 signed minor league contract with Cubs 1/3/14
RYAN KALISHS CAREER HIGHS

GRAND SLAMS: 2 8/17/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L. (Jered Weaver) & MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 (three times), most recently 10/3/10 vs.
9/6/10 vs. Tampa Bay (Andy Sonnanstine)
New York (A.L.)
MOST HITS: 3 8/2/10 vs. Cleveland
MOST WALKS: 2 10/2/10 vs. New York (A.L.)
MOST RBI: 4 (twice), most recently 8/17/10 vs. Los Angeles (A.L.)
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 5 games (twice), most recently 6/29MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 9/6/10 vs. Tampa Bay
7/3/12
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9 George Kottaras
BATS: Left
WEIGHT: 202
MLS: 4+149
FULL NAME: George Kottaras (kuh-TAR-us)
BORN: 5/10/83 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Larry Decker and John

Ferracuti (San Diego)
HOW ACQUIRED: From Kansas City for a
cash consideration 11/26/13
Kottaras: Facts and Information

George joins the Cubs after spending all or part of the last six big league seasons with Boston (2008-09), Milwaukee (2010-12), Oakland (2012) and
Kansas City (2013) in 295 big league games, is a .214 hitter (148-for-692) with 40 doubles, 29 home runs and 96 RBI.
Has hit 26 of 29 career home runs vs. right-handed pitchers.
Recorded the third cycle by a catcher in the live ball era September 3, 2011 at Houston ... was the seventh cycle in Brewers franchise history.
Participated in the 2006 All-Star Futures Game in Pittsburgh.
Was selected a Southern League All-Star with Double-A Mobile in 2006.
Entered the 2006 season ranked as the second-best prospect in the Padres organization by Baseball America.
In 2004, led the entire Padres organization with a .310 batting average (84-for-271) with Single-A Fort Wayne.
Played for Greece in the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens appeared in four games, batting .250 (3-for-12) with two RBI.
Attended Connors State Junior College in Warner, Okla. ... signed with the Padres in 2003 as a draft-and-follow instead of attending the University of
Florida on a baseball scholarship.
Graduated from Milliken Mills High School in Markham, Ontario, Canada.
Grew up just outside of Toronto, Canada, playing competitive fast-pitch softball, but transitioned to baseball.
Kottaras: 2013 Season

George served as Kansas Citys back-up catcher after he was claimed off waivers from Oakland in January started 29 games behind the plate, batting
.180 (18-for-100) with five homers, 12 RBI and a .370 slugging percentage.
Drew 24 walks in just 126 plate appearances, most in the majors among players with 150 plate appearances or fewer .349 on-base percentage was
sixth-highest among American League catchers (min. 40 games).
Went 2-for-8 with four walks as a pinch-hitter.
Homered in three-straight starts (6/23 vs. CWS, 7/4 vs. CLE & 7/7 vs. OAK) ... homers on June 23 and July 4 were part of back-to-back jacks.
Kottaras: Career Review

2012: Opened campaign with Milwaukee, but was traded to Oakland July
29 for RHP Fautino De Los Santos ... Athletics went 17-8 in his 25 starts,
capturing the American League West title on the final day of the season.
Posted career highs in games (85), RBI (31), walks (37) and on-base
percentage (.351) and tied his career high with nine home runs (also
done in 2010 with the Brewers).
Hit six home runs in 27 games for the As following the trade, tying for
the second-most home runs in Athletics history by a player with fewer
than 30 games in a season (only Mark McGwire, with nine homers in 27
games in 1993, had more).
Posted .627 slugging percentage with runners on base and hit .368
(7-for-19) with a 1.000 slugging percentage with runners in scoring
position for the As.
Posted first-career, two-homer game August 31 vs. Boston went 3-for5 with a career-best five RBI in the As 20-2 rout of the Red Sox.
Appeared in four games in Oaklands Division Series against the Tigers,
going 0-for-4 with a sac bunt.
2011: Batted .252 (28-for-111) with five home runs and 17 RBI in 49
games with Milwaukee made 31 starts, all behind the plate.
Made 22 of 31 starts when Randy Wolf was pitching club posted a
3.59 ERA (101 ER/253.0 IP) when he caught and was 20-11 when he
started.
Began season with Milwaukee before he was outrighted to Triple-A
Nashville April 21.
w Returned June 15 after batting .343 (35-for-102) with four
home runs and 21 RBI in 29 games with Nashville.
Notched the seventh cycle in franchise history September 3 at Houston,
going 4-for-5 with a double, a triple, a home run, two RBI and two runs
scored in an 8-2 Brewers win marked first-career, four-hit game.
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2010: Claimed off waivers by Milwaukee November 18, 2009 and batted
.203 (43-for-212) with nine home runs and 26 RBI in 67 games during his
first season with the Brewers.
Made 60 starts, all behind the plate club went 30-30 when he started and posted a 4.44 ERA (267 ER/541.2 IP) in all games he caught.
Twenty-two of 43 hits went for extra bases (12 2B, 1 3B, 9 HR).
Appeared off the bench at first base April 25 vs. the Cubs and July
28 vs. Cincinnati and in right field July 27 vs. Cincinnati, marking firstcareer games at those positions.
2009: Made first-career, Opening Day roster and batted .237 (22-for-93)
with one home run and 10 RBI in 45 games with Boston.
Made 25 starts behind the plate, including 18 when knuckleballer Tim
Wakefield was pitching.
Made first major league start April 10 at the Angels, going 1-for-3.
Belted first major league home run July 3 vs. Seattle, a solo shot off
Mark Lowe.
Spent time on the 15-day disabled list August 1-31 with a lower back
strain (retroactive to 7/30).
2008: Spent most of the season with Triple-A Pawtucket, batting .243 (96for-395) with 22 home runs and 65 RBI in 107 games before his contract
was purchased by Boston September 8.
Appeared in three September contests with the Red Sox, going 1-for-5
off the bench.
Made major league debut September 13 vs. Toronto in Game 1 of a
doubleheader, going 0-for-2 with a run scored struck out in first atbat, but reached on a wild pitch by A.J. Burnett.
Collected first major league hit, doubling off the Yankees Phil Coke September 26.
Played in the Dominican Winter League.
2007: In first season with the Red Sox organization, batted .241 (71-for294) with nine home runs and 39 RBI in 87 games with Triple-A Pawtucket.
2006: Batted .255 (96-for-376) with 10 home runs and 50 RBI in 111
games between Double-A Mobile and Triple-A Portland.
Entered the season ranked as the second-best prospect in the Padres
organization by Baseball America.
Was selected a Southern League All-Star with Mobile.
Participated in the All-Star Futures Game in Pittsburgh.
Traded from San Diego to Boston September 5, completing the deal
that sent LHP David Wells to the Padres August 31.
2004: Led the Padres organization with a .310 batting average (84-for271) at Single-A Fort Wayne, adding seven home runs and 46 RBI in 78
games.
Played for Greece in the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens
appeared in four games, batting .250 (3-for-12) with two RBI.
2003: In first professional season after he was selected by San Diego in
the 20th round of 2002 June Draft, batted .259 (37-for-143) with seven
homers and 24 RBI in 42 games with Rookie-League Idaho Falls.
2005: Batted .299 (131-for-438) with 11 home runs and 65 RBI in 120
games between Single-A Lake Elsinore and Double-A Mobile.
Played for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League.
Kottaras: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
Idaho Falls-R
.259 42 143 27 37 8 1 7 24 0 1 1 19 36 1-1 0 .348 .476
2004
Fort Wayne-A
.310 78 271 40 84
18 1 7 46 1 3 0 51 41 0-0 4
.415 .461
.303 91 337 54 102 29 0
9 50 2 4 1 50 60
2-1
8 .390 .469

Mobile-AA
.287 29 101 16 29 7 0 2 15 0 1 0 19 23 0-0 1 .397 .416
2006
Mobile-AA
.276 78 257 40 71
19 1 8 33 0 2 1 50 68 0-1 5
.394 .451

Portland-AAA
.210 33 119 14 25
10 1 2 17 0 1 1 12 30 0-0 2
.286 .361
2007
Pawtucket-AAA .241 87 294 32 71
22 0 9 39 2 4 2 32 71 1-1 10
.316 .408
2008
Pawtucket-AAA
.243 107 395 63 96 18 0 22 65 0 2 1 64 110 0-0 2 .348 .456

Boston
.200 3 5 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 .200 .400
2009
Boston
.237 45 93 15 22
11 0 1 10 0 3 0 11 25 0-0 1
.308 .387

Pawtucket-AAA# .292 10 24 1 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 0-0 0 .433 .417
2010
Milwaukee
.203 67 212 24 43
12 1 9 26 1 4 0 33 44 2-0 4
.305 .396
2011
Milwaukee
.252 49 111 15 28 6 1 5 17 1 1 0 10 26 0-1 0 .311 .459

Nashville-AAA
.343 29 102 19 35 8 1 4 21 0 0 0 16 29 0-1 2 .432 .559
2012
Milwaukee
.209 58 86 10 18 4 0 3 12 1 0 0 29 24 0-0 0 .409 .360

Oakland
.212 27 85 10 18 2 1 6 19 0 0 0 8 24 0-0 4 .280 .471
2013
Kansas City
.180 46 100 13 18 4 0 5 12 0 0 2 24 42 1-0 4 .349 .370
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.214 295 692 88 148 40 3 29 96 3 8 2 115 187 3-1 13 .324 .406
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.273 584 2043 306 557
142 5 70 310 5 18 7 24 42 4-5 34 .370 .450
.983
39
212
14 4 230 0 3
Catcher .991
231
1344 65 13
1422 5 20
First Base 1.000 8
11 0 0 11
2 Third Base 1.000 1 0 2 0 2 0 Right Field
- 1 0 0 0 0 0 .983 212
14 4 230 0 3 M.L. TOTALS .991
1355 67 13
1435 7 20
CAUGHT STEALING: 2013 6-for-31 (.194) Career 19-for-170 (.112)

YEAR TEAM/SITE
AVG G AB
2011 MIL vs. AZ
.000 1 3
2012 OAK vs. DET
.000 4 4
DIVISION SERIES TOTALS .000 5 7
R
0
0
0
H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0-0
0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 0-0
E OBP SLG
0 .250 .000
0 .000 .000
0 .077 .000

YEAR TEAM/SITE
2011 MIL vs. STL

.000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .000 .000
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GEORGE KOTTARAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Selected by San Diego in 20th round of June Draft (scouts: Larry Decker and John Ferracuti)
2006 Acquired by Boston 9/5 completing 8/31 trade sending LHP David Wells to San Diego
2009 On 15-day disabled list 8/1-31 lower back strain
2009 Claimed off waivers by Milwaukee 11/18
2012 Acquired by Oakland 7/29 for RHP Fautino De Los Santos
2013 Claimed off waivers by Kansas City 1/25
2013 Acquired by Cubs 11/26 for a cash consideration
GEORGE KOTTARAS CAREER BESTS

MOST HITS: 4 9/3/11 @ Houston
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 8/31/12 vs. Boston
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 6/10/09 vs. New York
(A.L.)
MOST TRIPLES: 1 (three times), most recently 9/20/12 @ Detroit
MULTI-HOMER GAMES: 1 8/31/12 vs. Boston
MOST RBI: 5 8/31/12 vs. Boston
MOST WALKS: 3 (twice), most recently 8/4/13 @ New York (N.L.)

MOST STOLEN BASES: 1 (three times), most recently 5/26/13 vs.
Los Angeles (A.L.)
CANADIAN-BORN CUBS
The Cubs have had 19 Canadian-born players appear in at least one regular season game
for the club:
Bob Addy (1876)
Vince Barton (1931-32)
Buck Congalton (1902)
Ken Crosby (1975-76)
Clarence Currie (1903)
Tom Daly (1918-21)
Fred Demarais (1890)
Ryan Dempster (2004-12)
Rich Harden (2008-09)
Alex Hardy (1902-03)
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Fergie Jenkins (1966-73, 1982-83)

Mel Kerr (1925)
Larry McLean (1903)
Doc Miller (1910)
John OBrien (1893)
Newt Randall (1907)
Matt Stairs (2001)
John Upham (1967-68)
Steve Wilson (1989-91)
21 Junior Lake
BATS: Right
OF
WEIGHT: 215
MLS: 0+73
FULL NAME: Junior Osvaldo Lake
BORN: 3/27/90 in San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
OPENING DAY AGE: 24
RESIDES: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Jose Serra and Marino Encarnacion

Lake: Facts and Information

Junior begins his eighth pro season in the Cubs system after he was signed as a non-drafted free agent in February of 2007 ... he made his major league
debut last season after he was added to the 40-man roster on November 18, 2011.
Played in 64 games for the Cubs last season after he was promoted, July 19 ... hit .284 (67-for-236) with 16 doubles, six homers and 16 RBI.
Began the 2013 season on Triple-A Iowas disabled list due to a rib fracture suffered in Spring Training ... activated in June, and in his first action at the
Triple-A level, batted .295 (46-for-156) prior to making his major league debut.
In 619 minor league contests, has batted .271 (611-for-2,254) with 114 doubles, 30 triples, 47 home runs and 260 RBI has 117 stolen bases and
has been caught stealing 44 times.
Selected as the organizations eighth-best prospect heading into the 2012 season by Baseball America.
Reached the Double-A level for the first time in 2011, appearing in 67 games for the Tennessee Smokies.
Selected to the 2011 Florida State League mid-season All-Star Game ... named to the 2011 Arizona Fall League Top Prospects Team.
Lake: 2013 Season

Junior made his major league debut, appearing in 64 games following his promotion to Chicago, July 19 ... all told, hit .284 (67-for-236) with 16 doubles,
six home runs and 16 RBI ... played 32 games in left field and 27 in center field.
MOST HITS BY ROOKIES
His 67 hits following the All-Star break ranked second among N.L. rookies (Miamis Christian Yelich,
FOLLOWING 2013 ALL-STAR BREAK
69) and fourth among big league rookies.
Batted .377 (23-for-61) against southpaws, the ninth-highest average in the N.L. following his
Batter (Team)
Hits
promotion on July 19.
J.B. Shuck (LAA)
70
Had two career-high nine-game hitting streaks, done August 18-26 (.366/15-for-41) and August
Christian Yelich (MIA)
69
31-September 12 (.448/13-for-29). had four hitting streaks of at least seven games, including
Wil Myers (TB)
68
the first seven games of his big league career.
Junior Lake (CHI)
67
Made his major league debut, July 19 in Colorado, going 3-for-4 as the starting center fielder ...
Brad Miller (SEA)
66
doubled in his first big league plate appearance and stole third on the next pitch.
Nolan Arenado (COL)
64
w Was the first Cub with three hits in his big league debut since Kosuke Fukudome on March 31,
2008 vs. Milwaukee.
Began his big league career with a seven-game hitting streak, the first Cubs player to do so since
Jerome Waltons seven-game hitting streak in 1989.
w Had 15 hits in his first seven games, the most by any Cubs player through his first seven big league contests since at least 1916.
w Since 1921, only one other player recorded as many as 15 hits within his first seven games with the Cubs - George Kelly, a veteran player in 1930.
Recorded his first career multi-homer game, August 1 vs. the Dodgers, in just his 15th career game.
Collected two four-hit games within his first 16 career contests, July 22 at Arizona and August 2 vs. the Dodgers.
w Is the first Cub since at least 1916 to collect two four-hit affairs in his first 16 career games, and the first in baseball since Bo Hart did so for
St. Louis in 2003.
Had 34 hits in his first 25 career games, third-most for any Cub, surpassed only by Mandy Brooks in 1925 (41 hits) and Andy Pafko (35) in 1933-34.
Belted his first career grand slam, September 6 vs. Milwaukees Kyle Lohse.
Began the year on Iowas disabled list due to a rib fracture suffered during Spring Training ... made his season debut in June and hit .295 (46-for-156)
with 10 doubles, two triples, four homers and 18 RBI in 40 games for the I-Cubs prior to his call-up.
Hit .343 (36-for-105) with four doubles, a triple, two home runs and 13 RBI in 27 games for Estrellas de Oriente in the Dominican Winter League.
Lake: Career Review

2012: Junior hit .279 (113-for-405) with 10 homers and 50 RBI while
stealing 21 bases in 103 games with Double-A Tennessee.
Set career-highs in doubles (26) and OPS (.773).
Recorded a season-high 12-game hitting streak from July 15-30 batted .364 (20-for-55) with six doubles, three home runs, 13 RBI and 10
runs during the stretch.
Reached base safely in 22-straight games from July 7-August 1
logged a .311 (28-for-90) batting average during the run.
His .298 (28-for-94) batting average in May was the best of any month.
Registered his lone multi-homer game of the season, July 25 at Jackson
finished 2-for-4 with three runs scored, two home runs and four RBI.
Was 43-for-143 (.301) in the first half of the season recorded six
home runs and 40 RBI after the All-Star break.
Missed over a month of action when he was placed on Tennessees
seven-day D.L. on April 5 due to a back strain was activated on May 6.
Batted .312 (48-for-154) in 44 games with Estrellas de Oriente in the
Dominican Winter League.
2011: Junior split the campaign between Single-A Daytona and Double-A
Tennessee, and combined to bat .279 (124-for-445) with career highs in
runs scored (80), doubles (21), home runs (12), RBI (51) and steals (38).
His 38 stolen bases led the Cubs farm system ... was caught stealing
just six times.
Batted .315 (64-for-203) in 49 games with Daytona to begin the
season, and garnered a nod to the Florida State League All-Star Game.
Recorded a .327 batting average (17-for-52) off southpaws at the
Single-A level.
Promoted to Double-A, May 30, and went on to hit .248 (60-for-242) in
67 games.
Landed on the seven-day disabled list, July 10-24, with a right shoulder
strain.
Led the Arizona Fall League with 18 stolen bases in 18 attempts for the
Mesa Solar Sox ... named the player of the week for the third week of
the season, hitting .455 (10-for-22) during that span.
w Named to the AFL Top Prospects Team as a shortstop.
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2010: Appeared in 120 games for Single-A Daytona, hitting .264 (104-for394) with a then career-high nine home runs and 46 RBI ... had a .308
batting average (33-for-107) off southpaws.
Batted .279 (17-for-61) in June and .302 (29-for-96) in July after posting a .209 average (24-for-115) in 38 games in the first two months of
the season.
Seven of his nine homers came in July ... all told, seven of his nine
blasts were hit off righthanders.
2008: Posted a career-best .286 batting average (48-for-168) with

Rookie-League Mesa ... had 23 RBI and 12 extra-base hits and 12 stolen
bases in 47 games.
2007: Junior made his professional debut with the Cubs Dominican
Summer League squad ... he batted .274 (61-for-223) with 16 doubles,
two triples, three homers and 30 RBI in 62 contests.
2009: Junior batted .248 (115-for-463) in 131 games for Single-A

Peoria ... his seven homers surpassed the five he hit in his first two seasons
combined (109 games) ... had 19 doubles and seven triples.
Lake: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
DSL Cubs-R
2008
Mesa-R
2009
Peoria-A
2010
Daytona-A
2011
Daytona-A
Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.274 62 223 41 61
16 2 3 30 3 0 7 16 53 9-3 16
.341 .404
.286 47 168 24 48 4 6 2 23 0 3 1 13 42 12-2 20 .335 .417
.248 131 463 71 115 19 7 7 42 4 4 2 18 138 10-7 42 .277 .365
.264 120 394 56 104 18 4 9 46 8 3 7 35 99 13-9 41 .333 .398
.315 49 203 39 64
11 4 6 34 2 3 2 6 49 19-4 14
.336 .498
.248 67 242 41 60
10 2 6 17 2 0 5 13 60 19-2 20
.300 .380
.279 103 405 56 113 26 3 10 50 2 2 4 35 105 21-12 32 .341 .432
.295 40 156 30 46
10 2 4 18 0 2 2 10 33 14-5 9
.341 .462
.284 64 236 26 67
16 0 6 16 1 0 4 13 68 4-4 3
.332 .428
.271 619 2254 358 611
114 30 47 260 21 17 30 146 579 117-44
194 .322 .411
2013/CAREER PCT G PO A E TC DP
Left Field 1.000
32 53 1 0 54 0
Center Field .957
27 66 1 3 70 1
M.L. TOTALS .976
119 2 3 124 1
JUNIOR LAKES CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 2/2 (scouts: Jose Serra and Marino Encarnacion)
JUNIOR LAKES CAREER HIGHS

MULTI-HOMER GAMES: 1 8/1/13 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 (five times), most recently 9/10/13 @
MOST HITS: 4 (twice), most recently 8/2/13 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
Cincinnati
MOST RBI: 4 9/6/13 vs. Milwaukee
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: Nine games (twice), most recently
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 8/19/13 vs. Washington
8/31-9/12/13
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12 Chang-Yong Lim
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT:176
FULL NAME: Chang-Yong Lim
BORN: 6/4/76 in Gwangju, South Korea
RESIDES: Sungnamsi, South Korea
FAMILY: Married Hyeji ... Children

Jiyong and Jidam
SIGNED BY: Min-Kyu Sung, Steve Wilson &

Paul Weaver
MLS: 0+26
Non-Roster Invitee
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a two-year minor

Lim: Facts and Information

Chang-Yong begins his second year in the Cubs organization following a combined 17 seasons in South Korea (1996-2007) and Japan (2008-12).
Made his major league debut in September of 2013, making six relief appearances for Chicago ... capped his return from Tommy John surgery in 2012.
Recorded at least 28 saves in four-straight seasons for the Yakult Swallows in the Japan Baseball League from 2008-11.
In 2009, helped South Korea to a second place finish in the World Baseball Classic.
Helped South Korea to a bronze medal in the 2000 Summer Olympics.
Began his pro career with Haitai in the Korean Baseball League in 1996 ... joined Samsung in 1999, his first of nine seasons there.
Lim: 2013 Season

Chang-Yong signed a two-year contract with the Cubs prior to the 2013 season as he continued his recovery from Tommy John ligament replacement
surgery in 2012 ... he returned to the mound this summer and pitched at four different levels in the organization before making his major league debut
in September with Chicago.
All told, made six relief appearances for Chicago, pitching to a 5.40 ERA (3 ER/5.0 IP) and no record ... walked seven and struck out five.
Selected, September 4, and made his major league debut, September 7 vs. Milwaukee ... tossed 0.2 scoreless innings to close out the seventh inning.
w Became the second-oldest pitcher since 1901 to make his major league debut with Chicago (37 years, 3 months and four days old) Joe Berry
made his big league debut for the Cubs on September 6, 1942 at Pittsburgh at 37 years, eight months and 22 days old.
Posted a 1.61 ERA (4 ER/22.1 IP) with no record in 21 minor league games, all but five in relief, this summer ... walked seven and struck out 24.
Lim: Career Review

2012: Had his final season with Yakult in the Japan Baseball League cut
short due to an injured right elbow that led to Tommy John surgery.
Made nine relief appearances, spanning 7.0 innings, prior to landing on
the shelf.
2011: Pitched in a career-high 65 games for Yakult, recording 32 saves.
Recorded a 2.17 ERA (15 ER/62.1 IP), and allowed just two home runs.
Walked 22 and struck out 69.
2009: Collected a career-high five victories, going 5-4 with 28 saves and a
2.05 ERA (13 ER/57.0 IP) in 57 relief outings for Yakult.
Punched out 52 hitters, walking 19.
Made five relief appearances for Korea in the World Baseball Classic ...
posted a 3.38 ERA (2 ER/5.1 IP), going 0-1 with two saves.
2008: Had a 3.00 ERA (17 ER/51.0 IP) with a 1-5 record and 33 saves
in first season in Japan for Yakult ... walked just nine and struck out 50.
2010: Recorded a 1.46 ERA (9 ER/55.2 IP) in 53 relief appearances for

the Swallows, collecting a career-best 35 saves.
Struck out 53 and walked just 16 ... surrendered three homers.
Lim: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2008
Yakult-JAPAN
2009
Yakult-JAPAN
2010
Yakult-JAPAN
2011
Yakult-JAPAN
2012
Yakult-JAPAN
2013
Mesa-R
Daytona-A
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
CUBS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
JAPAN LEAGUE TOTALS

1-5 3.00 54 0 0 0 33 51.0 55 18 17 6 2 9 50 1 0
5-4 2.05 57 0 0 0 28 57.0 40 15 13 4 2 19 52 2 0
1-2 1.46 53 0 0 0
35 55.2 32 9 9 3 2 16 53 1 0
4-2 2.17 65 0 0 0 32 62.1 40 15 15 2 3 22 69 3 0
0-0
0.00 9 0 0 0 0 7.0 6 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 0
0-0
3.60 5 5 0 0 0 5.0 5 2 2 0 0 0 4 0 0
0-0
1.80 4 0 0 0 0 5.0 2 1 1 0 0 3 6 0 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
0-0 0.79 11 0 0 0 0 11.1 5 1 1 0 0 4 12 0 0
0-0
5.40 6 0 0 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 0 1 7 5 1 0
0-0 1.61 21 5 0 0 0 22.1 13 4 4 0 0 7 24 0 0
11-13
2.09
238 0 0 0
128 233.0
173 57 54 15 9 68
231 7 0
SV/OPP: 2013/Career 0/0 ... HOLDS: 2013/Career 0 ... IR/IRS: 2013/Career 1/1
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YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013/Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 6 0 0 0 0 0
YEAR TEAM
2009
KOREA

0-1
3.38 5 0 0 0 2 5.1 4 2 2 0 1 2 4 0 0
CHANG-YONG LIMS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2012 Signed a two-year minor league contract with Cubs 12/15 (scouts: Min-Kyu Sung, Steve Wilson and Paul Weaver)
CHANG-YONG LIMS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 2 (twice), most recently 9/24/13 vs. Pittsburgh LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 1.0 inning (3 times), most recently
MOST WALKS: 3 9/24/13 vs. Pittsburgh
9/27/13 @ St. Louis
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 2 (twice), most recently 9/24/13 vs.
Pittsburgh
9/7-10/13
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 2 9/24/13 vs. Pittsburgh
The Cubs Rogers Hornsby holds a rosin bag on a baseball bat, standing in a dugout
at Wrigley Field in 1929. Photo courtesy the Chicago History Museum.
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82 Rafael Lopez
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 5-9
WEIGHT: 190
FULL NAME: Rafael Manuel Lopez
BORN: 10/2/87 in Philadelphia, PA
OPENING DAY AGE: 26
RESIDES: Wellington, FL
FAMILY: Married Heather
SIGNED BY: Tom Clark
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0

Lopez: Facts and Information

Rafael is an invitee to big league Spring Training for the second-consecutive season after he was selected by the Cubs in the 16th round of the 2011 draft.
Named a Southern League mid-season All-Star with Double-A Tennessee in 2013.
Owns a .276 minor league batting average (214-for-774) with 50 doubles, two triples, 16 homers and 110 RBI in 222 career games.
Has drawn 102 walks compared to 126 strikeouts in 890 plate appearances.
Has thrown out 67 of 236 baserunners attempting to steal (28.4 percent).
Attended Florida State University ... transferred to FSU after stints with Boston College and Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce, Fla.
Lopez: 2013 Season

In his first action at the Double-A level, Rafael set career highs in nearly every offensive category, batting .247 (78-for-316) with 22 doubles, eight homers
and 43 RBI in 95 games with Tennessee.
Named a Southern League mid-season All-Star.
Hit .263 (63-for-240) with eight homers and 38 RBI against right-handed pitching, compared to a .197 mark (15-for-76) with no homers and five RBI
against lefties.
Hit .272 (25-for-92) with three homers and 36 RBI with runners in scoring position and .304 (14-for-46) with two homers and 19 RBI with RISP and two
outs.
Played 88 games at catcher, one at first base and two as the designated hitter.
Threw out 27.1-percent of runners trying to steal (29-of-107).
Lopez: Career Review

2012: Combined to bat .279 (70-for-251) with 19 doubles, two triples,
two home runs and 28 RBI in 70 games between Single-A Peoria, Rookie
League Mesa and Single-A Daytona.
Recorded a .355 on-base percentage on the year ... drew 31 walks
compared to 31 strikeouts in 288 plate appearances.
Missed time on the minor league disabled list with a concussion, May
24-July 11.
Joined Daytona following his D.L. stint, and batted .269 (32-for-119)
with 10 doubles, two homers and 12 RBI in 35 games.
Began the season with Peoria, and hit .265 (31-for-117) with seven
doubles, a triple and 12 RBI in 31 games ... walked 17 times compared
to 13 strikeouts.
Played three games with Indios de Mayaguez in the Puerto Rico Winter
League.
2011: In his first pro season, hit .319 (66-for-207) with nine doubles, six
home runs and 39 RBI in 57 games between Rookie League Mesa and
Single-A Boise.
Spent a majority of the season with Boise, hitting .316 (62-for-196) in
54 contests ... had a .381 on-base percentage.
Hit .320 (16-for-50) off lefties and .315 (46-for-146) off righthanders
with Boise.
Posted a .476 batting average (26-for-55) with runners in scoring
position.
Played 29 games behind the plate with Boise, throwing out 12 of 34
baserunners attempting to steal (35.3 percent).
Lopez: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A

Mesa-R

Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.364 3 11 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .417 .455
.316 54 196 34 62 8 0 6 37 0 4 2 21 27 1-2 5 .381 .449
.265 31 117 14 31 7 1 0 12 1 3 0 17 13 1-0 3 .350 .342
.467 4 15 5 7 2 1 0 4 0 0 1 1 4 0-0 1 .529 .733
.269 35 119 18 32
10 0 2 12 0 1 0 13 14 1-0 3
.338 .403
.247 95 316 44 78
22 0 8 43 1 0 1 49 67 0-1 11
.350 .392
.276 222 774 116 214 50 2 16 110 2 8 4 102 126 3-3 23 .360 .408
RAFAEL LOPEZS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2011 Selected by Cubs in 16th round of draft (scout: Tom Clark)
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45 Mitch Maier
BATS: Left
OF
WEIGHT: 209
MLS: 4+1
FULL NAME: Mitchell William Maier (MIY-er)
BORN: 6/30/82 in Petoskey, MI
RESIDES: South Lyon, MI
FAMILY: Married Karrie ... Children

Avalynne and Preston
SIGNED BY: Jason Bryans (Kansas City)

Non-Roster Invitee
Maier: Facts and Information

Mitch joined the Cubs as a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training after signing a minor league contract in December of 2013 owns a .248
batting average (242-for-977) with 122 runs scored, 36 doubles, 14 triples, 10 home runs and 93 RBI in 360 games spanning six major league seasons
with the Kansas City Royals (2006, 2008-12).
Has appeared primarily as a center fielder (208 games) in the majors, but has also played right field (101 games), left field (38 games), and first base
(one game).
w Has appeared twice as a pitcher, once in 2011 at Fenway Park and again in 2012 vs. Cleveland.
Played in 190-consecutive games without committing an error, September 13, 2008-June 15, 2010, the second-longest streak in Royals history.
Led all major league rookies and finished tied for fourth in the American League with 11 outfield assists in 2009.
Was a four-time All-Star in the minors; Texas League (2006), California League (2005, mid and post-season), Midwest League (2004) and the Arizona
League (2003).
Owns a .298 batting average (881-for-2,955) with 496 runs scored, 196 doubles, 31 triples, 70 home runs, 423 RBI and 104 stolen bases in 758 career
minor league games in nine seasons.
Originally drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the first round (30th overall) of the 2003 draft out of the University of Toledo.
A catcher in college, Mitch finished his career as the schools all-time leader in batting average (.414), hits (238), doubles (42), RBI (147) and total bases
(370).
w His .448 batting average as a junior was the second-best in the nation.
Earned First-Team All-America honors from Baseball America in 2003 with Toledo.
Is a 2000 graduate of Novi (Mich.) High School.
Maier: 2013 Season

In his first and only season with the Red Sox organization, Mitch spent the entire campaign at Triple-A Pawtucket, hitting .310 (35-for-113) with 32 runs
scored, seven doubles, three home runs and 22 RBI in 31 games during an injury-shortened campaign.
Landed on Pawtuckets seven-day D.L., four times; April 4-14 (left wrist sprain), April 23-May 29 (left wrist sprain), June 30-August 1 (left oblique strain)
and August 3-September 19 (back inflammation).
Hit safely in 23 of his 31 games, including a .316 clip (24-for-76) against left-handed pitchers.
Posted a .431 on-base percentage, thanks in large part to drawing 24 walks while fanning just 26 times.
Batted .339 (21-for-62) with three home runs and 16 RBI at home compared to a .275 mark (14-for-51) with six RBI on the road.
Was 12-for-33 (.364) with five doubles and 20 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Homered in back-to-back games, May 31 and June 2 vs. Syracuse went 5-for-14 with two home runs and six RBI during the series.
Enjoyed a season-best seven-game hitting streak, June 14-22, hitting .385 (10-for-26) with five RBI.
Maier: Career Review

2012: Split the season between the Royals and Triple-A Omaha after making Kansas Citys Opening Day Roster hit .172 (11-for-64) with one
double, two home runs and seven RBI in 32 major league games before
being designated for assignment in July.
Clubbed his first homer of the season, April 10 at Oakland.
Tied a career-high with three hits, April 24 at Cleveland, going 3-for-4
with a double and a season-high two RBI.
Pitched a scoreless ninth inning while allowing one hit, April 15 vs.
Cleveland ... marked the 11th time in club history a Royals position
player pitched and only the third time a Royal did so multiple times
(Jerry Terrell, 1979-80 and Joe Simpson (twice in 1983).
Was designated for assignment, July 4 outrighted to Omaha 10 days
later.
Batted .288 (38-for-132) with four doubles, one triple, four home runs
and 17 RBI in 38 games at Triple-A.
Elected free agency, October 4 signed a minor league contract with
the Red Sox, October 31.
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2011: Appeared in 45 games with the Royals big league club, hitting .232
(22-for-95) with four doubles, three triples and seven RBI.
Started 19 games defensively, with eight in left field, six in center field
and five in right field.
w Did not commit an error in 67 total chances.
Made his first-career pitching appearance, July 26 at Boston, tossing a
scoreless inning while allowing one hit.
Scored a career-high three runs twice: May 1 vs. Minnesota and June
12 at the Angels.
Batted .294 (15-for-51) prior to the All-Star break and .159 (7-for-44)
after the break.
Went 3-for-12 (.250) as a pinch-hitter.
2010: Enjoyed a career year with the Royals, batting .263 (98-for-373)
with 15 doubles, six triples, five home runs and 39 RBI in 117 games in his
first full big league season.
Set career-highs in at-bats, hits, triples, home runs, RBI, slugging (.375)
and total bases (140).
Finished tied for seventh in the American League with six triples.
Enjoyed a career-best seven-game hitting streak, July 30-August 7,
hitting .526 (10-for-19) with four RBI.
Committed an error, June 16 vs. Houston, snapping his 190-game
errorless streak (first error since September 13, 2008 at Cleveland)
the streak is the second longest in Royals history.
Batted .301 (25-for-83) with runners in scoring position ... had a .402
OBP in those situations.
Went 3-for-5 with a home run and a career-high tying three RBI May 28
at Boston.
2009: Made his first Opening Day Roster with the Royals, going 83-for-341
(.243) while logging 15 doubles, three triples, three home runs and 31 RBI
in a career-high 127 games.
Set career bests in games played, runs scored (42), walks (43) and
stolen bases (9).
Led major league rookies and finished tied for fourth in the American
League with 11 outfield assists.
Made 65 starts in center field, 18 in right field and 10 in left field.
Clubbed his first-career big league homer, August 25 vs. Cleveland, a
two-run shot off reliever Rafael Perez.
Hit .263 (54-for-205) with 22 RBI in 63 tilts after the All-Star break
compared to a .213 mark (29-for-136) with nine RBI in 64 games prior.
Appeared in 12 games with Triple-A Omaha, batting .314 (16-for-51)
with three doubles, two home runs and 10 RBI.
2008: Spent majority of the season with Triple-A Omaha where he led the
team in runs scored (57), doubles (24) and steals (12) ... batted .316
(109-for-345) with nine homers and 41 RBI in 85 games.
Ranked second on the team with 109 hits.
Landed on Kansas Citys 15-day D.L., August 21-September 12, with a
right cheekbone fracture.
Had a 19-game hit streak with Omaha, April 26-May 17, batting .363
(29-for-80) with four homers and 13 RBI over the stretch.
Hit .316 (81-for-256) vs. righties and .315 (28-for-89) vs. southpaws.
Went 25-for-70 (.357) with runners in scoring position at Triple-A.
Promoted to the Royals big league club, July 24 posted a .286
average (26-for-91) with nine RBI in 34 games.
Played for Gigantes del Cibao in the Dominican Winter League following
the season.
2007: Played the entire season at Triple-A Omaha, hitting .279 (152-for544) with 29 doubles, five triples, 14 home runs, 62 RBI and 33 walks in
a career-high 140 games.
Had 41 multi-hit games, including 10 affairs with three or more hits.
Raised his batting average from .282 to .304 after hitting .442 (23-for52) in an 11-game stretch, July 1-14.
Hit .293 (29-for-99) with two home runs and 16 RBI in 29 games for
Gigantes del Cibao after the season.
2006: Made his big league debut in September after spending the entire
campaign with Double-A Wichita hit .306 (166-for-543) with 95 runs
scored, 35 doubles, seven triples, 14 home runs and 92 RBI in 138 games
with Wichita.
Was named to the Texas League All-Star team while with Wichita.
Had his contract selected by the Royals, September 20 ... made his big
league debut as a defensive replacement September 23 vs. Detroit.
Recorded his first big league hit, September 28 at Minnesota, singling
off Brad Radke in his first-career start.
Finished second in the league in at bats and hits, fourth in runs, tied
for fourth in triples, fifth in total bases (257), sixth in RBI, and tied for
eighth in doubles.
Hit .350 (35-for-100) in 23 games for Grand Canyon in the Arizona Fall
League after the season ... was named to the AFL All-Prospects team.
2005: Hit 47 doubles between High-A High Desert and Double-A Wichita, the
second-most among all minor leaguers on the year.
Was a California mid and post-season All-Star with High Desert.
Began the season with High Desert and hit safely in 15 of his first 18
games (.366/26-for-71).
Was transferred to Wichita in early June and finished the season there
hit .255 (82-for-322) with 21 doubles, five triples, seven home runs
and 49 RBI in 80 games.
Between both levels, batted .315 (39-for-124) with runners in scoring
position.
2004: Combined to hit .287 (141-for-491) with 45 extra-base hits and 53
RBI in 133 games between Single-A Burlington and High-A Wilmington.
Began season with Burlington where he was named a Midwest League
All-Star and MVP of the All-Star game.
Between both levels, played 119 games at third base, 14 as designated
hitter, and one in right field.
2003: Began his pro career with the Rookie-level Surprise Royals where he
was an Arizona League All-Star, batting .350 (71-for-203) with 14 doubles,
six triples, two home runs and 45 RBI in 51 games.
Maier: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
AZL Royals-R
2004
Burlington-A

Wilmington-A
2005
High Desert-A

Wichita-AA
2006
Wichita-AA

Kansas City
2007
Omaha-AAA
2008
Omaha-AAA

Kansas City
2009
Omaha-AAA

Kansas City
2010 Kansas City
2011
Kansas City
2012
Kansas City

Omaha-AAA
2013
Pawtucket-AAA
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.350 51 203 41 71
14 6 2 45 0 3 2 18 25 7-3 6
.403 .507
.300 82 317 41 95
24 3 4 36 0 1 0 27 51 34-10 19
.354 .432
.264 51 174 25 46 9 2 3 17 1 2 2 15 29 9-2 8 .326 .391
.336 50 211 42 71
26 1 8 32 0 3 1 12 43 6-1 3
.370 .583
.255 80 322 55 82
21 5 7 49 0 3 2 15 47 10-3 3
.289 .416
.306 138 543 95 166 35 7 14 92 3 9 7 41 96 13-12 7 .357 .473
.154 5 13 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0-0 1 .267 .154
.279 140 544 75 152 29 5 14 62 6 9 4 33 89 7-2 3 .320 .428
.316 85 345 57 109 24 1 9 41 3 5 1 29 42 12-3 3 .366 .470
.286 34 91 9 26 1 1 0 9 2 0 2 2 18 0-2 1 .316 .319
.314 12 51 8 16 3 0 2 10 0 1 0 8 8 1-1 0 .400 .490
.243 127 341 42 83 15 3 3 31 7 2 4 43 76 9-2 0 .333 .331
.263 117 373 41 98 15 6
5 39 4 3 0 41 68
3-2
5 .333 .375
.232 45 95 19 22 4 3 0 7 0 1 1 16 32 1-0 0 .345 .337
.172 32 64 8 11 1 1 2 7 1 1 0 8 24 2-0 0 .260 .313
.288 38 132 25 38 4 1 4 17 0 2 1 21 31 2-1 2 .385 .424
.310 31 113 32 35 7 0 3 22 0 0 0 24 26 3-1 1 .431 .451
.248 360 977 122 242 36 14 10 93 14 7 7 112 222 15-6 7 .327 .344
.298 758 2955 496 881
196 31 70 423 13 38 20 243 487 104-39 55 .351 .457
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M.L. CAREER
PCT
G
PO
A
E
TC
DP
Pitcher 1.000 2 1 0 0 1 0
First Base 1.000 1 1 1 0 2 0
Left Field 1.000
38 53 1 0 54 0
Center Field
.996 208
477
13
2
492
5
Right Field .970
101
156 3 5 164 1
M.L. TOTALS
.990
688
18
7
713
6
MITCH MAIERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by Kansas City in first round (30th overall) of draft (scout: Jason Bryans)
2008 On disabled list 8/21-9/12 right cheekbone fracture
2012 Elected free agency 10/4 signed a minor league contract with Boston 10/31
2013 Declared a free agent 11/4 signed a minor league contract with Cubs 12/20
MITCH MAIERS CAREER HIGHS

MOST HITS: 3 (10 times), most recently 4/24/12 @ Cleveland
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (twice), most recently 6/12/11 @
MOST RBI: 3 (five times), most recently 5/28/10 @ Boston
Los Angeles (A.L.)
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 8/17/09 @ Chicago (A.L.) MOST WALKS: 3 6/15/10 vs. Houston
Hack Wilson crossed home plate at Wrigley Field during a game in the 1930 season.
114
54 Darnell McDonald
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 5-11
OF
WEIGHT: 205
FULL NAME: Darnell Tyrone McDonald
BORN: 11/17/78 in Fort Collins, CO
OPENING DAY AGE: 35
RESIDES: Phoenix, AZ
FAMILY: Married
SIGNED BY: John Green and Logan White (Baltimore)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 3+130

D. McDonald: Facts and Information

Darnell is a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training for the second-straight season after he signed a minor league deal with Chicago in January
of 2013 ... owns a .250 batting average (191-for-764) with 42 doubles, five triples, 20 home runs and 83 RBI in 331 major league contests with Baltimore
(2004), Minnesota (2007), Cincinnati (2009), Boston (2010-12), the New York Yankees (2012) and the Cubs (2013).
Owns a .269 batting average (1,495-for-5,557) with 775 runs, 312 doubles, 50 triples, 106 home runs, 651 RBI and 235 stolen bases in 1,476 minor
league games over 16 seasons.
Recorded double-digit stolen bases in his first five minor league campaigns (37 in 1998, 26 in 1999, 11 in 2000, 16 in 2001 and 20 in 2002).
Received the 2010 Jackie Jensen Award for Spirit and Determination from the Boston Chapter of the BBWAA.
Selected to play in the 2006 and 2008 Triple-A All Star Games earned International League All-Star honors in 2006.
Named the 2002 Orioles Minor League Player of the Year.
Is a 1997 graduate of Cherry Creek (Colo.) High School selected by Baltimore in the first round (26th overall) of the 1997 Draft.
Rated by Baseball America as the best high school position player in the 1997 First-Year Player Draft.
D. McDonald: 2013 Season

Darnell signed a minor league deal with Chicago in January ... after starting the season with Triple-A Iowa, in which he
appeared in 92 games, he was promoted to the Cubs, August 10 ... played in 25 games for Chicago.
With Chicago, played eight games (six starts) in right field, seven games (five starts) in left field and two games
(one start) in center field.
Batted .429 (12-for-28) against lefties ... hit .160 (4-for-25) against right-handed pitchers.
Hit .379 (11-for-29) with four doubles, one homer and five RBI in 12 September contests ... was 9-for-29 (.310)
when hitting with two strikes.
Made his Cubs debut as a pinch-hitter, August 11 in St. Louis, and had his first start (left field), August 14 vs.
Cincinnati (1-for-4).
Was the hero, September 25 vs. Pittsburgh, as his three-run homer in the sixth inning snapped a 1-1 tie and led the
Cubs to a 4-2 win.
w Was his first home run since April 30, 2012 vs. Oakland with Boston.
Hit .236 (62-for-263) with 13 doubles, two triples, four home runs and 26 RBI in his 92 contests with Iowa.
w Posted a .333 batting average (18-for-54) in 16 games from the Triple-A All-Star break until his promotion to
Chicago.
Homered in consecutive games twice with Iowa, July 12-13 vs. Albuquerque and August 5-6 at Tacoma.
Outrighted to Iowa, October 8 ... elected free agency, October 15, and signed a one-year minor league contract with
the Cubs, November 22.
D. McDonald: Career Review

2012: Darnell began the year with Boston before being designated for
assignment, June 30 claimed off waivers by the Yankees four days later,
and finished with a .205 batting average (18-for-88) with seven doubles,
two home runs and nine RBI in 42 games between the two teams.
Went 2-for-4 with a home run and a career-best four RBI in Bostons
10-3 victory at the White Sox, April 27.
Recorded a career-high tying three hits, April 30 vs. Oakland clubbed
a two-run home run, as well.
Logged a .214 batting average (18-for-84) in 38 games with the Red
Sox.
Made his second career pitching appearance, May 6 vs. Baltimore
took the loss after allowing three runs on two hits and two walks in 1.0
inning of work.
Placed on Bostons 15-day D.L., May 15 (retroactive to May 12), with a
strained right oblique ... activated on June 5.
Designated for assignment by the Yankees, July 17 ... outrighted to
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, July 20.
Played in 31 games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to close out the
season ... hit .194 (18-for-108) with three home runs and seven RBI.
2011: Appearing in 79 games with

the Red Sox, Darnell batted .236
(37-for-157) with six doubles, six
home runs and 24 RBI played all
three outfield positions, including
37 games in right field, 23 in left field and 13 in center field.
Pinch-ran 13 times, fifth-most in the A.L. scored three times as a
pinch-runner.
Placed on Bostons 15-day D.L. with a strained left quad, May 26-June
14 ... appeared in nine rehab games with Triple-A Pawtucket, hitting
.345 (10-for-29) with two home runs and 11 RBI.
Made his first career pitching appearance, August 26 vs. Oakland (1.0
IP, 2 R, 1 H, 2 BB) was the first Red Sox position player to pitch since
Bill Hall turned the trick, May 28, 2010 vs. Kansas City.
Batted .382 (13-for-34) in 18 September affairs after combining to hit
.195 (24-for-123) in his first 61 games.
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2010: Began the season with Triple-A Pawtucket before being recalled and
playing in a career-best 117 games with the Red Sox batted .270 (86for-319) with 18 doubles, three triples, nine home runs and 34 RBI.
Set career-highs in runs (40), hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBI and
stolen bases (nine).
Finished second on the team with 80 starts in the outfield logged 50
starts in center, 20 in right and 10 in left.
Was the only A.L. player to appear in at least 30 games, and start at
least 10 games, at all three outfield positions.
Homered in his first plate appearance of the year, April 20 vs. Texas
clubbed a game-tying, pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning off Darren
Oliver recorded his first career walk-off hit in the ninth frame.
Became the only Red Sox player ever with at least nine homers, nine
stolen bases, nine outfield assists and nine sacrifice hits in a single
season.
Underwent surgery on October 13 to repair a tear of the ulnar collateral
ligament in his right thumb.
2009: In his 12th professional baseball season, Darnell made Cincinnatis
Opening Day roster after signing a minor league contract with the Reds in
December of 2008.
Logged a .267 batting average (28-for-105) with six doubles, two home
runs and 10 RBI in 47 major league games covering two stints (Opening
Day-May 22 and August 25-end of season).
Appeared in 73 games with Triple-A Louisville, batting .314 (88-for280) with 22 doubles, seven triples, nine home runs and 40 RBI.
Finished tied for fourth in the International League with seven triples.
2008: Produced a .268 batting average (99-for-369) with 53 runs, 25
doubles, 11 home runs and 57 RBI in 93 games with Minnesotas Triple-A
Rochester team.
Was Rochesters lone representative at the Triple-A All-Star game.
Recorded a .320 batting average (31-for-97) with four home runs and
45 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Named International Batter of the Week for April 28-May 5 batted
.469 (15-for-32) with three home runs and 18 RBI.
Landed on Rochesters seven-day D.L. three times: April 3-15 with
a back strain, May 14-21 with a left hamstring strain and July 31September 25 with a fractured left hand.
2007: Signed a minor league deal with Washington in November of 2006
and started the season with Triple-A Columbus traded to Minnesota,
June 24, for pitcher Levale Speigner appeared in four games with the
Twins.
Combined to play in 134 minor league games between Triple-A
Columbus and Triple-A Rochester, batting .297 (146-for-491) with 29
doubles, six triples, seven home runs and 73 RBI.
Stole 33 bases while tying a career-high with 73 RBI (also in 1999).
Batted .315 (84-for-267) with Columbus prior to the trade.
Recorded a 16-game hitting streak with Columbus, April 30-May 15,
batting .412 (28-for-68) during the run.
2005: In his eighth professional season, Darnell batted .281 (101-for359) with 20 doubles, 13 home runs and 38 RBI in 99 games between
Triple-A Buffalo and Triple-A Durham.
Began the season with Buffalo in the Indians organization before being
released, June 4 ... he signed a minor league contract with Tampa Bay
six days later.
Hit six home runs in his first 15 games with Durham, including consecutive two-homer games, June 28-29.
Recorded his third multi-homer game of the campaign, July 16 vs.
Rochester.
2004: Made his major league debut with Baltimore in his last season with
the organization batted .156 (5-for-32) with one double and one RBI in
17 big league games covering four stints.
Recorded his first career big league hit with a fourth inning single off
Clevelands Cliff Lee, April 30.
Registered a career-high three hits, May 5 vs. White Sox.
Appeared in 107 games with Triple-A Ottawa, batting .234 (96-for-410)
with 32 doubles, seven home runs and 44 RBI.
2003: Produced a .296 batting average (45-for-152) with seven doubles
and 20 RBI in just 40 games of action with Triple-A Ottawa ... his season
was cut short after undergoing surgery in May to repair a torn labrum in
his right shoulder.
2002: Named the Orioles Minor League Player of the Year ... split the
season with Double-A Bowie and Triple-Rochester, combining to bat .290
(138-for-476) with 64 runs, 30 doubles, seven triples, 10 home runs and
2001: Combined to hit .248 (126-for-508) with 26 doubles, three triples,
five home runs and 56 RBI between Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Rochester.
2000: In his first season above Single-A ball, Darnell went 111-for-459
(.242) with 59 runs, 13 doubles, six home runs and 43 RBI in 116 games
with Double-A Bowie ... hit safely in 30 of 35 games from April 14-May 20,
batting .290 (46-for-155).
1999: Logged a .266 batting average (135-for-507) with 23 doubles, five
triples, six home runs and 73 RBI in 130 contests with Single-A Frederick
... reached base via hit or walk in 33-consecutive games from May 28July 3.
2006: Spent the entire season with Tampa Bays Triple-A Durham affiliate,
batting .292 (157-for-538) with 33 doubles, 14 home runs and 57 RBI
in 136 games.
Ranked among International League leaders in at-bats (first, 538), hits
(first), games (second, 136), runs (fourth, 80) and doubles (fourth).
Voted to the International League All-Star team.
Set a Durham Bulls franchise record with a 27-game hitting streak, June
23-July 22 hit .390 (41-for-105) during the stretch.
Registered a .351 batting average (39-for-111) with 20 RBI in the
month of July.
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D. McDonald: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
1998
Delmarva-A
.261 134 528 87 138 24 5 6 44 4 5 5 33 117 35-11 11 .308 .360

Frederick-A
.222 4 18 3 4 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 6 2-0 0 .333 .500
1999
Frederick-A
.266 130 507 81 135 23 5 6 73 7 7 5 61 92 26-9 10 .347 .367
2000
Bowie-AA
.242 116 459 59 111 13 5 6 43 6 4 4 29 87 11-4 9 .290 .331
2001
Bowie-AA
.282 30 117 16 33 7 1 3 21 0 1 1 9 28 3-3 2 .336 .436

Rochester-AAA
.238 104 391 37 93 19 2 2 35 2 2 1 29 75 13-9 12 .291 .312
2002
Bowie-AA
.292 37 144 21 42 9 1 4 15 0 0 2 22 27 9-3 1 .393 .451

Rochester-AAA .289 91 332 43 96
21 6 6 35 1 2 2 32 78 11-3 5
.353 .443
2003
Ottawa-AAA
.296 40 152 19 45 7 1 0 20 1 0 1 18 27 5-7 3 .374 .355
2004
Ottawa-AAA
.234 107 410 44 96 32 1 7 44 2 5 3 34 100 12-6 7 .294 .368

Baltimore
.156 17 32 3 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 1-0 0 .206 .188
2005
Buffalo-AAA
.270 26 74 11 20 7 0 1 4 0 0 2 7 19 0-1 0 .349 .405

Durham-AAA
.284 73 285 45 81
13 2 12 34 0 0 1 20 62 7-0 2
.333 .470
2006
Durham-AAA
.292 136 *538 80
*157 33 1 14 57 4 3 4 47 115 30-12 3 .351 .435
2007
Columbus-AAA .315 73 267 39 84
17 4 2 41 0 5 1 31 64 14-5 5
.382 .431

Minnesota
.100 4 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 0 .182 .100

Rochester-AAA .277 61 224 32 62
12 2 5 32 1 4 4 19 35 19-2 3
.339 .415
2008
Rochester-AAA .268 93 369 53 99
25 4 11 57 0 3 2 36 81 19-3 3
.334 .447
2009 Cincinnati
.267 47 105 12 28 6 1 2 10 0 0 1 5 31 1-0 2 .306 .400

Louisville-AAA
.314 73 280 42 88
22 7 9 40 3 4 1 16 56 8-3 2
.349 .539
2010
Pawtucket-AAA .341 10 41 6 14 6 1 2 8 0 0 0 2 7 1-0 0 .372 .683

Boston
.270 117 319 40 86 18 3 9 34 12 0 2 30 85 9-1 2 .336 .429
2011 Boston
.236 79 157 26 37 6 1 6 24 0 2 2 14 33 2-3 3 .303 .401

Pawtucket-AAA# .345 9 29 6 10 3 0 2 11 0 0 1 5 6 1-2 0 .457 .655
2012
Boston
.214 38 84 17 18 7 0 2 9 2 1 0 12 17 1-1 1 .309 .369

Pawtucket-AAA# .190 6 21 2 4 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 6 0-0 0 .217 .333

New York (A.L.) .000 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 1 .000 .000

Scranton/W.B.-AAA .194 31 108 18 21 1 0 3 7 0 0 1 15 29 1-2 1 .298 .287
2013
Iowa-AAA
.236 92 263 31 62
13 2 4 26 1 2 1 27 50 8-2 2
.307 .346

CUBS
.302 25 53 4 16 4 0 1 5 0 0 0 4 8 0-0 0 .351 .434
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.250 331 764 102 191 42 5 20 83 14 3 5 68 185 14-5 9 .314 .397
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TOTALS .243 259 606 86 147 32 4 17 68 14 3 4 59 146 13-5 7 .313 .393
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TOTALS .278 72 158 16 44
10 1 3 15 0 0 1 9 39 1-0 2
.321 .411
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.269 1476 5557 775 1495 312 50 106 651 32 48 43 495 1167 235-87 81 .331 .400
*Led League
Pitcher 1.000
2 0
1
0 1
0
1.000
7 18 0 0
102
143
5 3
151 1

Center Field .988
101
159
7
2
168
1
1.000
8 15 0 0
15 0 Right Field .975
112
150
4 4
158 1
1.000
33 0 0
33 0 M.L. TOTALS .981
452
17 9
478 3
DARNELL MCDONALDS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

1997 Selected by Baltimore in the first round (26th) of the draft (scouts: John Green and Logan White)
2005 Signed a minor league contract with Cleveland 1/25
2005 Released by Cleveland 6/4 signed minor league contract with Tampa Bay 6/10
2006 Signed a minor league contract with Tampa Bay 1/4
2006 Declared a free agent 10/15 signed a minor league contract with Washington 11/30
2007 Acquired by Minnesota 6/24 for P Levale Speigner
2008 Declared free agency 11/3 signed one-year minor league contract with Cincinnati 12/2
2009 Elected free agency 11/9 signed one-year minor league contract with Boston 11/24
2011 On the disabled list 5/26-6/14 left quadriceps strain included injury rehab assignment to Pawtucket (5/31-6/14)
2012 On the disabled list 5/12-6/5 right oblique muscle strain included injury rehab assignment to Pawtucket (5/25-6/5)
2012 Claimed off waivers 7/4 by New York (A.L.)
2012 Elected free agency 10/5 ... signed a minor league contract with Cubs 1/10/13
2013 Elected free agency 10/15 ... signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/22
DARNELL MCDONALDS CAREER BESTS

PINCH HOMERS: 1 4/20/10 VS. Texas (Darren Oliver)
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 6/17/10 vs. Arizona
MOST HITS: 3 (six times), most recently 9/25/13 vs. Pittsburgh
MOST WALKS: 3 4/20/10 @ Baltimore
MOST RBI: 4 4/27/12 @ White Sox
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 7 games (twice), most recently
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 9/25/13 vs. Pittsburgh
9/14-9/27/11
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 4/30/12 vs. Oakland
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55 James McDonald
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
HEIGHT: 6-5
RHP
WEIGHT: 205
MLS: 4+74
FULL NAME: James Zell McDonald
BORN: 10/19/84 in Long Beach, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 29
RESIDES: Goodyear, AZ
FAMILY: Married Tierra ... Child Ryan
SIGNED BY: Bobby Darling (Dodgers)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a one-year
J. McDonald: Facts and Information

James, who has pitched in all or part of six major league seasons with the Dodgers (2008-10) and Pirates (2010-13), signed a one-year major league deal
with Chicago in February ... he is a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training.
Is 32-30 with a 4.20 ERA (239 ER/512.1 IP) in 131 career minor league games, including 82 starts ... has pitched primarily out of the starting rotation
since August of 2010 after he was acquired by Pittsburgh from the Dodgers with outfielder Andrew Lambo for pitcher Octavio Dotel.
w Is 28-26 with a 4.32 ERA (218 ER/454.0 IP) in 82 career starts ... is 4-4 with a 3.24 ERA (21 ER/58.1 IP) in 49 relief appearances, with 48 of
those outings coming with the Dodgers from 2008-10.
Made his major league debut with the Dodgers in 2008, and made two appearances in the NLCS vs. the Phillies ... spun 5.1 scoreless innings.
Named the Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Year in both 2007 and 2008.
Earned mid-season California League All-Star honors in 2007 ... was named a Southern League mid-season All-Star in 2008.
Began his pro career in 2003 as a pitcher before playing in the outfield for the majority of the next two seasons, including all of 2004 with the Rookie
League GCL Dodgers.
Selected by the Dodgers in the 11th round of the 2002 draft.
Is a 2002 graduate of Long Beach (Calif.) Polytechnic High School, the same school that produced Chase Utley and Tony Gwynn ... also played briefly for
Golden West College in 2003 before signing with the Dodgers.
His father, James, played tight end in the NFL for the Los Angeles Rams ... is a first cousin of Cubs outfielder Darnell McDonald.
J. McDonald: 2013 Season

In his final season with the Pirates, James missed a majority of the season with a right shoulder strain, making just six starts before landing on the shelf,
May 2 ... made 10 rehab outings (nine starts) with four clubs, but would remain on the D.L. through the end of the season.
Opened the season with Pittsburgh and was 2-2 with a 5.76 ERA (19 ER/29.2 IP) in six starts before landing on the disabled list ... walked 20 and struck
out 25 in his six outings.
Combined to go 1-4 with a 6.55 ERA (24 ER/33.0 IP) in 10 minor league rehab games (nine starts), spanning two stretches: May 27-June 21 with
Double-A Altoona and Triple-A Indianapolis and August 19-September 1 with the Rookie League GCL Pirates and Single-A Bradenton.
w Walked 15 and struck out 20 in his rehab assignments ... surrendered four home runs.
Was reinstated from the D.L. and designated for assignment, September 7 ... outrighted, September 12, and filed for free agency the next day.
J. McDonald: Career Review

2012: Established career highs in wins (12) and strikeouts (151), pitching
in 30 games (29 starts) for the Pirates ... tied his career mark with 171.0
innings pitched, previously done in 2011.
Allowed three or fewer runs in his first 14 starts, becoming the only
Pittsburgh starter since 1900 to turn the trick.
Posted a 7-1 record and a 2.12 ERA (14 ER/59.1 IP) in nine starts
against the five N.L. playoff teams, including a 2-0 record and a 0.00
ERA (13.0 IP) in two starts against St. Louis.
Pittsburgh was shut out in his first three losses, and the team scored a
total of eight runs in his eight losses.
Went 9-3 with a 2.37 ERA (29 ER/110.0 IP) in 17 games prior to the
All-Star break ... was 3-5 with a 7.52 ERA (15 ER/61.0 IP) in 13 games
after the break.
His 1.54 ERA in May was the second-lowest in the N.L., trailing only the
Giants Ryan Vogelsong (1.51).
Struck out a career-high 11 batters and took a no-hitter into the sixth
inning in a 5-3 win, May 17, at Washington.
Spun his first career complete game, June 21 vs. Minnesota.
Struck out 10 and walked none in 7.0 innings, July 7 vs. San Francisco
... was the first Pittsburgh hurler since Doug Drabek on April 22, 1988
vs. the Cubs to win a game with at least 10 strikeouts and no walks at
home.
Made his first relief appearance since 2010 when he took the mound,
September 21 at Houston (his final outing of the season) ... snapped a
stretch of 71-straight starts.
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2011: Made a career-high 31 starts and tossed a career-best 171.0

innings for Pittsburgh ... finished 9-9 with a 4.21 ERA (80 ER/171.0 IP).
Led the Pirates with 142 strikeouts, the most by a Pirates righthander
since Ian Snell had 177 in 2007.
Left six of his starts with the lead only to have the bullpen suffer a blown
save.
Posted a 2.86 ERA (11 ER/34.2 IP) in six May starts.
Produced a 12.2-scoreless innings streak from July 19-30.
Recorded his first career RBI with a three-run double off the Cubs
Rodrigo Lopez, August 4.
2010: Began the year in the Dodgers organization, but was acquired
by Pittsburgh at the trade deadline ... went on to post a 3.52 ERA (25
ER/64.0 IP) in 11 starts for the Pirates.
Tossed 20.0-straight scoreless innings for Pittsburgh, September 1-18.
w Was the longest such streak by a Pirates pitcher since Zach Duke
in 2005 (22.0 IP).
Was 2-1 with a 1.80 ERA (6 ER/30.0 IP) in his final five starts.
Combined to go 4-6 with a 4.02 ERA (32 ER/71.2 IP) in 15 games (12
starts) between the Dodgers and Pirates.
Began the season at Triple-A Albuquerque, but twice landed on the
seven-day D.L.: April 19-29 with a broken finger nail on his right hand
and May 27-July 1 with a right hamstring strain.
Recalled by the Dodgers, July 19, and made one start followed by three
relief appearances before he was traded to Pittsburgh, July 31, with
outfielder Andrew Lambo for pitcher Octavio Dotel.
Recorded his first major league hit, September 18 vs. Arizona ... a
double off Barry Enright.
2009: Entered the season ranked as the second-best prospect in the

Dodgers system by Baseball America ... made the Opening Day roster with
the Dodgers for the first time in his career.
Went 5-5 with a 4.00 ERA (28 ER/63.0 IP) in 45 games (four starts) for
the Dodgers ... spent a majority of the season in the majors.
Made his first career start, April 10 at Arizona ... allowed five runs in 2.1
innings.
Earned his first career win, April 25 at Colorado.
Optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque, May 14 ... named Pacific Coast
League Pitcher of the Week for the period of June 8-15.
Recalled by the Dodgers, June 19, and spent the remainder of the year
in the big leagues.
2008: Named the Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Year for the second-straight season after going 7-4 with a 3.26 ERA (51 ER/141.0 IP)
between Double-A Jacksonville and Triple-A Las Vegas ... would make his
major league debut with the Dodgers and pitch in the postseason.
Ranked second in the Southern League with a 3.19 ERA while his 113
strikeouts ranked ninth.
Named a Southern League mid-season All-Star after earning the
leagues Pitcher of the Week honors for the period of May 5-11 (was
1-0 with a 1.38 ERA in two starts).
Promoted to Las Vegas, August 4, and then called-up to Dodgers,
September 1.
Made his major league debut, September 17 at Pittsburgh ... tossed a
scoreless inning in relief.
Spun 6.0 scoreless innings in four relief appearances for the Dodgers
... was on the Division Series roster, but did not appear ... tossed a
combined 5.1 scoreless innings in the NLCS vs. the Phillies.
2007: Went 13-9 with a 3.07 ERA (46 ER/134.2 IP) in 26 games (25
starts) between Single-A Inland Empire and Double-A Jacksonville to earn
Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Year honors.
Named a California League mid-season All-Star after going 4-0 with a
1.84 ERA (6 ER/29.1 IP) in five May starts to earn the Dodgers Minor
League Pitcher of the Month honors.
Earned Dodgers Minor League Pitcher of the Month honors for July after
going 3-2 with a 2.45 ERA (7 ER/25.2 IP) in five games between Inland
Empire and Jacksonville.
Named to Baseball Americas Minor League All-Star team following the
season.
2006: Spent the entire season with Single-A Columbus, going 5-10 with a
3.98 ERA (63 ER/142.1 IP) in 30 games (22 starts) ... spun two complete
games, including a shutout.
Named the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week for the period
from August 28-September 4.
Ended the season without allowing a run in his final 20.0 innings.
2005: Began the season as an outfielder with Rookie League Ogden ... hit
.229 (19-for-83) with three doubles, one triple, eight RBI and 12 runs in
28 games ... ended the season with four games on the mound.
2004: Hit .224 (28-for-125) with two doubles, one triple, 10 RBI and 15
runs in 46 games with the Gulf Coast League Dodgers.
Went 22-for-70 (.314) in 28 games spanning the first two months of
the season before hitting .109 (6-for-55) in 18 August games.
2003: Made his pro debut on the mound with the Gulf Coast League
Dodgers ... pitched in 12 games (nine starts), finishing with a 2-4 record
and a 3.33 ERA (18 ER/48.2 IP).
J. McDonald: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
GCL Dodgers-R
2-4 3.33 12 9 0 0 0 48.2 39 20 18 3 6 15 47 3 0
2004
GCL Dodgers-R
0-0
0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2005
Ogden-R
0-0
1.50 4 0 0 0 0 6.0 4 3 1 0 1 2 9 0 0
2006
Columbus-A
5-10 3.98 30 22 +2 1 0 142.1 119 72 63 15 11 65 146 12 0
2007
Inland Empire-A
6-7 3.95 16 15 0 0 0 82.0 79 37 36 8 5 21
104 3 0
Jacksonville-AA
7-2 1.71 10 10 0 0 0 52.2 42 14 10 5 2 16 64 1 1
2008
Jacksonville-AA
5-3 3.19 22 22 0 0 0 118.2 98 47 42 12 6 46
113 4 2
Las Vegas-AAA
2-1 3.63 5 4 0 0 0 22.1 17 9 9 3 3 7 28 0 0
Los Angeles (N.L.) 0-0
0.00 4 0 0 0 0 6.0 5 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
2009
Albuquerque-AAA 1-0 3.26 6 6 0 0 0 30.1 21 11 11 2 0 14 40 0 0
Los Angeles (N.L.) 5-5 4.00 45 4 0 0 0 63.0 60 34 28 6 5 34 54 4 0
2010
Albuquerque-AAA 6-1 4.41 12 12 0 0 0 63.1 64 31 31 4 5 24 57 2 0
AZL Dodgers-R# 0-0
1.59 2 2 0 0 0 5.2 3 3 1 0 0 3 8 2 0
Los Angeles (N.L.) 0-1 8.22 4 1 0 0 0 7.2 11 7 7 1 0 5 7 0 0
Pittsburgh
4-5 3.52 11 11 0 0 0 64.0 59 25 25 3 0 24 61 5 0
2011
Pittsburgh
9-9 4.21 31
31 0 0 0 171.0
176 86 80 24 7 78
142 5 1
2012
Pittsburgh
12-8 4.21 30
29 1 0 0 171.0
147 85 80 21 4 69
151 3 0
2013
Pittsburgh
2-2 5.76 6 6 0 0 0 29.2 29 24 19 1 3 20 25 2 0
Altoona-AA#
0-1
5.79 2 2 0 0 0 4.2 4 3 3 1 0 5 2 0 0
Indianapolis-AAA# 1-3 6.53 4 4 0 0 0 20.2 26 16 15 2 2 9 12 1 0
GCL Pirates-R#
0-0
6.35 3 3 0 0 0 5.2 5 4 4 0 1 1 5 1 0
Bradenton-A#
0-0
9.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 4 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
32-30 4.20 131 82 1 0 0 512.1 487 261 239 56 19 231 442 19 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
35-32 3.66 129 111 2 1 0 605.0 525 272 246 56 42 228 636 29 3
+Tied for League Lead ... #Injury Rehabilitation Assignment
LAST MAJOR LEAGUE COMPLETE GAME: 6/21/12 vs. Minnesota (W, 9-1)
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.273
11 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 .750 6 2 1 1 4 0
M.L. TOTALS .110
145 15 16 2 0 0 4 13 0 0 13 75 0 0 .953 131 34 47 4 85 3
LAST HIT: 4/25/13 @ Philadelphia (single off Cliff Lee) ... number of at-bats since then 3
MOST HITS: 2 4/25/13 @ Philadelphia ... MOST RBI: 3 8/4/11 vs. Cubs
119

YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008 LAD vs. CUBS DID NOT PITCH
IP H
R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK

YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008
LAD vs. PHI

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 5.1 3 0 0 0 0 2 7 0 0
JAMES MCDONALDS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Selected by Los Angeles (N.L.) in the 11th round of draft (scout: Bobby Darling)
2010 Acquired by Pittsburgh 7/31 with OF Andrew Lambo for P Octavio Dotel
2013 On disabled list 5/2-9/7 ... right shoulder strain ... included injury rehab assignments to Altoona (5/27-6/5), Indianapolis (6/6-22; 9/4-7), GCL Pirates

(8/19-30) and Bradenton (9/1-3)
2013 Designated for assignment 9/7 ... elected free agency 9/13
JAMES MCDONALDS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 11 5/17/12 @ Washington ... also has two
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 7 7/29/12 @ Houston
10-strikeout games
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 10 7/30/11 @ Philadelphia
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 3 games (four times), most recently
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 8 (three times), most recently 4/15/13 vs.
9/2/12-4/4/13
St. Louis
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 20.0 IP
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 4 9/2/12 @ Milwaukee
9/1-18/10
A group at Wrigley Field holds a large flag commemorating the Cubs 1929 National League Championship.
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8 Donnie Murphy
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 190
MLS: 4+101
FULL NAME: Donald Rex Murphy
BORN: 3/10/83 in Lakewood, CA
OPENING DAY AGE: 31
FAMILY: Married Paige ... Child Liam
SIGNED BY: Gary Johnson (Kansas City)

Murphy: Facts and Information

Donnie joined the organization in early April of 2013, and went on to play 46 games for the Cubs after starting the year with Triple-A Iowa ... owns a career
.215 batting average (156-for-726) with 91 runs, 43 doubles, four triples, 29 home runs and 105 RBI in all or part of eight major league seasons with
Kansas City (2004-05), Oakland (2007-08), Miami (2010-12) and the Cubs (2013).
Hit a career-best 11 home runs in 46 games with the Cubs in 2013, equaling the 11 homers he hit between the 2008, 2010-12 seasons (163 games,
355 at-bats).
Has made 185 career major league starts at three different positions, including 80 starts at third base, 57 at shortstop and 48 at second base.
w Owns a .972 career fielding percentage (19 E/679 TC).
In 2010, led the Marlins in pinch hits (7), pinch-hit RBI (8) and pinch-hit batting average (.368).
Has appeared in 748 career minor league games over 12 seasons, batting .278 (778-for-2,803) with 419 runs, 184 doubles, 27 triples, 92 home runs
and 441 RBI.
Has clubbed double-digit home runs in seven of 12 minor league campaigns.
Was a Carolina League All-Star in 2004 played for the Phoenix Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall League the following season.
Was named the 2003 Burlington Bees Player of the Year after setting a franchise record with 98 RBI.
Originally selected by the Kansas City Royals in the fifth round of the 2002 draft.
Attended Orange Coast Community College graduated from Riverside Poly (Calif.) High School.
Named the 25th-best prospect in California by Baseball America in 2001.
Was a 2001 All-Star selection in the High School National Classic Tour.
Murphy: 2013 Season

Donnie signed a minor league deal with Chicago, April 3, and was promoted, August 3 ... went on to hit a career-best 11 home runs in 46 games with the
Cubs, equaling the 11 he hit between the 2008, 2010-12 seasons (163 games, 355 at-bats).
Batted .255 (38-for-149) with eight doubles, 11 home runs and 23 RBI,
producing an .849 OPS.
Played 40 games (34 starts) at third base ... played three games (two starts)
at shortstop.
Hit .305 (25-for-82) with seven home runs at Wrigley Field ... batted .194
(13-for-67) with four homers on the road.
Was 9-for-27 (.333) with four home runs in close and late situations.
Posted a .314 average (16-for-51) with six home runs in the seventh inning or later.
Hit four homers in his first 27 at-bats as a Cub.
Had two multi-homer efforts: August 7 in Philadelphia and August 19 vs.
Washington ... has three career multi-homer games.
w His second home run, August 7 at the Phillies, came with two out
and two on in the ninth inning and broke a 2-2 tie.
August 22 vs. Washington, belted a game-tying two-run home run off Stephen Strasburg
with two outs in the ninth inning ... was his eighth homer in 16 games with Chicago.
w Became first Cub since at least 1921 to hit eight home runs in his first 16 games with the
club.
Spent a majority of the season with Triple-A Iowa, signing a minor league deal with Chicago, April 3
... was released by Milwaukee, March 27.
Hit .265 (80-for-302) with 18 doubles, two triples, 12 home runs and 41 RBI in 89 games with Iowa.
Saw action at shortstop (73 games), second base (seven games) and third base (five games) while with
Iowa.
Was on the seven-day D.L., April 24-May 7, with a left knee strain.
Posted a 13-game hitting streak at Iowa, July 10-26 batted .304 (17-for-56) during the run.
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Murphy: Career Review

2012: Donnie opened the season on Miamis big league club before
a stop at the Triple-A level batted .216 (25-for-116) with six doubles,
two triples, three home runs and 12 RBI in 52 games with the Marlins
covering three stints.
Hit .275 (19-for-69) against right-handed pitchers compared to a .128
mark (6-for-47) against southpaws.
Placed on Miamis 15-day disabled list, August 4-19, with a left
hamstring strain.
w Appeared in four games with Single-A Jupiter as a part of a
rehab assignment, batting .353 (6-for-17) with a home run and
six RBI.
Was designated for assignment, June 10 reported to Triple-A New
Orleans, June 13.
Batted .302 (32-for-106) with six doubles, 13 home runs and 25 RBI
in 33 games with New Orleans.
Recorded multi-homer games July 16 at Iowa and July 24 vs. Omaha.
Clubbed seven home runs while recording 16 RBI in 18 July games with
New Orleans.
2011: Missed majority of the season with a right wrist injury hit .185
(17-for-92) with four doubles, one triple, two home runs and nine RBI in
36 games with the Marlins before landing on the disabled list in late April.
Got the start Opening Day vs. the New York Mets, going 1-for-4.
Suffered a right wrist injury, April 29 at Cincinnati ... landed on the 15day disabled list the next day ... transferred to the 60-day D.L., May 21
... was reinstated, September 5.
w Appeared in 14 games as part of a rehab assignment with
Single-A Jupiter and Triple-A New Orleans, batting .109 (5-for46) with two doubles and four RBI.
2010: Played in just 29 games at the major league level in his first season
with the Marlins batted a career-high .318 (14-for-44) with six doubles,
a triple, three home runs and 16 RBI at the big league level after his
promotion.
Began the season at New Orleans, posting a .277 batting average (57for-206) with 31 runs, 12 doubles, 12 home runs and 35 RBI in 57
games.
Homered in back-to-back games twice, May 8-9 at Omaha and May
28-29 vs. Oklahoma City.
Placed on New Orleans seven-day D.L., April 21-May 2 with a left knee
injury.
Had his contract purchased from New Orleans, July 3 recorded his
first hit of the season, July 8 at Arizona.
Blasted a two-run, walk-off homer July 19 off Colorado closer Huston
Street.
Missed the rest of the season after being placed on the 60-day
disabled list, September 2, due to a dislocation of his right wrist the
previous day vs. Washington.
2009: In his lone season in the Baltimore organization, Donnie appeared
in just three games with Triple-A Norfolk due to a left knee injury went
2-for-9 (.222) with a home run before being sidelined in mid-April.
Placed on Norfolks seven-day disabled list, April 13, with a left knee
injury ... activated September 21 following the Triple-A season.
Was declared a minor league free agent at the end of the season ...
signed a one-year deal with Miami in December of 2009.
2008: Hit .184 (19-for-103) with three doubles, three home runs and 13
RBI in 46 big league games with the Oakland Athletics in three stints.
Recorded his first-career, multi-homer game, April 24 vs. Minnesota
went 3-for-5 with two home runs and four RBI.
Was on Oaklands 15-day disabled list, May 18-June 20, with right
elbow inflammation.
w Appeared in seven games as part of a rehab assignment with
Single-A Stockton and Triple-A Sacramento, batting .222 (6-for27) with three home runs and five RBI.
Designated back to Sacramento, July 21 went on to hit .282 (33for-117) eight home runs and 22 RBI in his second stint at the Triple-A
level.
Had his contract purchased by the big league club in September
went 0-for-2 in four games before being outrighted to Sacramento on
October 3.
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2007: Split the season between Oaklands big league club and Triple-A
Sacramento logged a .220 batting average (26-for-118) with eight
doubles, six home runs and 21 RBI in 42 major league games in four stints.
Began the season at Sacramento, posting a .326 average (57-for-175)
with 19 doubles, two triples, three home runs and 22 RBI in 45 games.
Hit .375 (15-for-40) with 17 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Made his big league season debut, May 26 at Baltimore, going 0-for-1.
Placed on Oaklands 15-day disabled list, August 19-September 3 with
a strained rib cage.
Recorded a season-high three hits, September 5 at the Angels.
2006: In his final season with the Kansas City organization, Donnie spent
the entire campaign at Double-A Wichita, batting .249 (91-for-366) with
57 runs, 25 doubles, one triple, 14 home runs and 45 RBI in 94 games.
Clubbed a ninth-inning, grand slam for his first homer of the season,
April 8 at Tulsa.
Posted his lone multi-homer game of the season, August 29 at
Springfield, going 2-for-4 with two home runs and three RBI.
Placed on Wichitas seven-day D.L. twice: May 1-14 with a left thumb
sprain and August 8-25 with tendinitis in his right wrist.
Traded to Oakland in late November for a cash consideration.
2005: Began the season at Double-A Wichita before earning a promotion
to the big league club in July logged a .313 batting average (67-for-214)
with 13 doubles, 10 home runs and 32 RBI in 50 games with Wichita.
Promoted to the Royals big league club, July 20 got the start that
night and recorded his first career major league home run, a two-run
shot off Clevelands C.C. Sabathia.
Posted a .156 batting average (12-for-77) with five doubles, one home
run and eight RBI in 32 games at the senior circuit.
Placed on Kansas Citys 15-day disabled list, August 25 after fracturing
a finger in his right hand ... activated, September 9.
Hit safely in his final 13 games with Wichita, July 5-17 (.423/22-for52).
Was on Wichitas seven-day disabled list, May 8-June 22 with a left
ankle sprain.
2004: Spent majority of the season at Single-A Wilmington before making
his major league debut as a September call-up batted .185 (5-for-27)
with three doubles and three RBI in seven big league games.
Made his major league debut, September 18 at Cleveland recorded
an infield single off Jeremy Guthrie for his first career big league hit.
Batted .256 (124-for-485) with 67 runs, a career-high 32 doubles, five
triples, 10 home runs and 75 RBI in 129 games with Wilmington.
Went 29-for-89 (.326) with one home run and 17 RBI in 22 April
games.
2003: Appearing in a career-high 132 games with Single-A Burlington,
Donnie hit .313 (158-for-504) with 77 runs, 29 doubles, six triples, five
home runs and 98 RBI.
Named Burlingtons Player of the Year as he set a single-season RBI
franchise record.
Drew 65 free passes while striking out just 78 times in 588 total plate
appearances.
Went 3-for-5 with two doubles and a season-high five RBI July 27 at
Quad Cities.
Was 48-for-113 (.425) with a home run and 28 RBI in 28 August
games.
2002: In his first professional season, Donnie batted .262 (60-for-229)
with 32 runs, 16 doubles and 30 RBI in 61 games between Single-A
affiliates Spokane and Burlington.
Murphy: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2002
Spokane-A
.303 28 109 20 33
10 2 0 15 0 0 3 6 17 0-0 8
.356 .431

Burlington-A
.225 33 120 12 27 6 3 0 15 1 5 4 11 31 0-2 10 .300 .325
2003
Burlington-A
.313 132 504 77 158 29 6 5 98 3 7 9 65 78 15-6 7 .397 .425
2004
Wilmington-A
.256 129 485 67 124 32 5 10 75 2 8 4 52 96 1-1 12 .328 .404

Kansas City
.185 7 27 1 5 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 7 1-0 0 .185 .296
2005
Wichita-AA
.313 50 214 33 67
13 1 10 32 3 1 4 13 32 1-1 2
.362 .523

Kansas City
.156 32 77 4 12 5 0 1 8 1 1 0 9 23 0-1 4 .241 .260
2006
Wichita-AA
.249 94 366 57 91
25 1 14 45 2 0 8 19 65 6-3 5
.300 .437
2007
Sacramento-AAA .326 45 175 31 57
19 2 3 22 3 2 2 17 44 4-2 3
.388 .509

Oakland
.220 42 118 21 26 8 0 6 21 1 1 2 10 35 1-0 5 .290 .441
2008
Stockton-A#
.333 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 .333 .667

Sacramento-AAA# .270 36 141 25 38
10 2 11 27 2 1 2 8 46 1-0 5
.316 .603

Oakland
.184 46 103 10 19 3 0 3 13 0 1 2 11 38 2-1 3 .274 .301
2009
Norfolk-AAA
.222 3 9 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 0 .300 .556
2010 New Orleans-AAA
.277 57 206 31 57 12 1 12 35 0 0 2 16 41
0-0
6 .335 .519

Florida
.318 29 44 9 14 6 1 3 16 1 0 0 2 19 0-0 0 .348 .705
2011
Jupiter-A#
.130 8 23 4 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 5 6 0-0 1 .333 .217

New Orleans-AAA# .087 6 23 3 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 4 0-0 0 .192 .174

Florida
.185 36 92 10 17 4 1 2 9 0 1 3 4 21 0-0 2 .240 .315
2012
New Orleans-AAA .302 33 106 21 32 6 0 13 25 0 1 4 14 28 1-0 2 .400 .726

Jupiter-A#
.353 4 17 4 6 1 1 1 6 0 1 0 0 3 0-0 0 .333 .706

Miami
.216 52 116 13 25 6 2 3 12 1 1 2 9 35 1-1 1 .281 .379
2013
Iowa-AAA
.265 89 302 32 80
18 2 12 41 0 3 8 27 75 5-3 9
.338 .457

CUBS
.255 46 149 23 38 8 0 11 23 0 0 6 8 48 2-0 4 .319 .530
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.215 290 726 91 156 43 4 29 105 4 5 15 53 226 7-3 19 .280 .405
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TOTALS .191 127 325 36 62 19 0 10 45 2 3 4 30 103 4-2 12 .265 .342
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TOTALS .234 163 401 55 94 24 4 19 60 2 2 11 23 123 3-1 7 .293 .456
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
.278 748 2803 419 778
184 27 92 441 16 29 52 257 571 34-18 98 .346 .461
#Included Injury Rehabilitation Assignment
1.000
2 2 3 0 5 0
Second Base .986
65 87
128 3
218
29
.956 40 27 60 4 91 10 Third Base .964
106 58
132 7 197 18
1.000
3 2 2 0 4 1 Shortstop .966
73 79
176 9
264
42
Left Field ---
1 0
0
0 0
0
.960 31 65 4 100 11 M.L. TOTALS .972 224
436 19 679 89
DONNIE MURPHYS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Selected by Kansas City in fifth round of draft (scout: Gary Johnson)
2005 On disabled list 8/25-9/9 right finger fracture
2006 Acquired by Oakland for cash consideration 11/27
2007 On disabled list 8/19-9/3 strained rib cage
2008 On disabled list 5/18-6/20 right elbow strain included injury rehab assignment to Stockton (6/12-20)
2008 Elected free agency 10/9 signed a minor league contract with Baltimore 11/22
2009 Declared a free agent 11/9 signed a minor league contract with Miami 12/16
2010 On disabled list 9/2-10/14 right wrist dislocation
2010 Elected free agency 10/14 signed a minor league contract with Miami 10/18
2011 On disabled list 4/30-9/5 right wrist tendinitis included injury rehab assignments to Jupiter (8/17-29) and New Orleans (8/29-9/5)
2012 On disabled list 8/4-19 left hamstring strain included injury rehab assignment to Jupiter (8/14-19)
2012 Elected free agency 10/17 signed a minor league contract with Milwaukee 12/19
DONNIE MURPHYS CAREER HIGHS

2-HOMER GAMES: 3 4/24/08 vs. Minnesota, 8/7/13 @
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (twice), most recently 9/9/11 @ Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, 8/19/13 vs. Washington
MOST WALKS: 2 (four times), most recently 8/27/13 @ Los AngelesPINCH HOMERS: 3 7/19/10 vs. Colorado (Huston Street),
N.L.
7/28/10 @ San Francisco (Jonathan Sanchez), 4/30/12 vs. Arizona MOST HIT-BY-PITCHES: 2 (twice), most recently 8/23/13 @ San
(Patrick Corbin)
Diego
MOST HITS: 3 (three times), most recently 8/7/13 @ Philadelphia
MOST RBI: 4 (twice), most recently 8/7/13 @ Philadelphia
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30 Mike Olt
BATS: Right
INF
WEIGHT: 210
FULL NAME: Michael George Olt
BORN: 8/27/88 in New Haven, CT
RESIDES: Bradford, CT
MLS: 0+63

SIGNED BY: Jay Heafner (Texas)
P Justin Grimm, P C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL
(P Neil Ramirez) for P Matt Garza
Olt: Facts and Information

Mike will begin his first full season with Chicago after being acquired in July of 2013 in a five-player deal for right-handed pitcher Matt Garza saw his
only major league action in 2012 with Texas, batting .152 (5-for-33) with a double and five RBI in 16 games.
Owns a .258 batting average (321-for-1244) with 212 runs, 68 doubles, three triples, 67 home runs and 213 RBI in 344 career minor league games.
Has recorded double-digit home run campaigns in three of his four minor league seasons.
Entered the 2012 campaign ranked as the Rangers second-best prospect by Baseball America.
Selected as the 2012 Rangers Tom Grieve Minor League Player of the Year after leading all Double-A players in home runs (28) and OPS (.977) in the
Texas League.
w Named Rangers Minor League Player of the Month for May, batting .333 (33-for-99) with 17 walks, seven doubles, five homers, and 23 RBI in 26
games.
Played for the U.S. squad in the 2012 Futures Game at Kauffman Stadium during All-Star Weekend.
Named to the 2011 Arizona Fall League All-Prospect team after leading the circuit in home runs (13), RBI (43), total bases (81) and slugging (.764).
Drafted by Texas in the supplemental round (49th overall) of the 2010 draft after attending the University of Connecticut.
Attended the University of Connecticut in Storrs ... left Connecticut as the programs all-time home run leader with 44.
Entered the draft rated by Baseball America as the third-best overall college defender.
Graduated from Branford (Conn.) High School, where he was a four-year letter-winner and three-time All-State selection.
Participated in the second-annual Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014, as well as the Cubs Convention.
Olt: 2013 Season

Began the season in the Texas Rangers minor league system before he was acquired by the Cubs in July as part of a five-player deal involving pitcher
Matt Garza spent majority of the first half with Triple-A Round Rock, batting .213 (49-for-230) with 37 runs, 15 doubles, 11 home runs and 32 RBI in
65 games.
Posted a .168 batting average (22-for-131) with three doubles, one triple, three home runs and eight RBI in 39 games with Triple-A Iowa.
Clubbed his first I-Cubs homer, August 6 at Tacoma finished 1-for-2 with the home run and three walks.
Went 4-for-4 with a home run and two RBI in Iowas 8-5 victory vs. Memphis, August 24.
Appeared in three games with Double-A Frisco, going 4-for-12 (.333) with two doubles, a home run and two RBI.
Landed on Round Rocks seven-day disabled list, May 8-30, with inflammation of the right eye was assigned to Frisco after his activation.
Logged his lone multi-homer game of the season June 16 at Oklahoma City, going 2-for-5 with the two clouts and three RBI.
Registered a home run and three RBI in back-to-back games, July 20-21 was traded to the Cubs, July 22.
Olt: Career Review

2012: Began the season in Double-A Frisco before spending the final two
months of the campaign with the Rangers batted .152 (5-for-33) with
a double and five RBI in 16 games in his first taste of the big leagues.
Promoted to the big leagues, August 2, making his major league debut
later that night vs. the Angels.
w Recorded a hit in his first major league at-bat, ripping a secondinning single off Angels starter C.J. Wilson.
Picked up his first-career RBI, August 4 at Kansas City, as part of a twoRBI night.
Tallied a walk-off, pinch-single, August 11 vs. Detroit became the first
Ranger rookie since Mike Lamb in May of 2000 to record a walk-off hit.
Saw action in just one of the teams final 20 games after being
diagnosed with plantar fascitis in his right heel.
Batted .288 (102-for-354) with 65 runs, 17 doubles, 28 home runs
and 82 RBI in 95 games with Frisco.
Was selected the 2012 Rangers Tom Grieve Minor League Player of the
Year after leading all Double-A players in home runs (28) and OPS
(.977).
Ranked among Texas League leaders in nearly every offense category,
including homers, slugging (1st, .579), RBI (4th, 82), on-base percentage (5th, .398), walks (9th, 61) and total bases (10th, 205).
Named Rangers Minor League Player of the Month for May, batting .333
(33-for-99) with 17 walks, seven doubles, five homers and 23 RBI in
26 games.
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Posted three-straight, multi-homer games June 1-3 went 8-for-11

(.727) with six home runs and nine RBI in the three-game span.
w Finished June hitting .325 (26-for-80) with 10 home runs and
24 RBI in 22 games.
Selected to the Texas League mid-season All-Star team and the Postseason All-Star team.
Played for Licey in the Dominican Winter League, batting .250 (14-for56) with four doubles, two home runs and eight RBI in 18 games.
2011: Spent the season at Single-A Myrtle Beach, hitting .267 (64-for240) with 15 doubles, 14 home runs and 42 RBI in 69 games missed
two months of the campaign due to a broken collarbone suffered in June.
Was named the Carolina League Hitter of the Week for April 7-17,
batting .424 (14-for-33) with three home runs and 10 RBI.
Logged his first career multi-homer effort, August 25 vs. Lynchburg.
Landed on Myrtle Beachs D.L., June 7-August 18 after suffering a broken collarbone in a home plate collision, June 6 vs. Winston-Salem.
Ranked as the third-best prospect in the Carolina League by Baseball
America and tabbed as the best defensive third baseman in a survey
by the same publication.
Named to the Arizona Fall League All-Prospect team after leading the
circuit in home runs (13), RBI (43), total bases (81) and slugging
(.764).
Averaged a home run every 8.15 at-bats while recording the first 40-RBI
season in the Arizona Fall League since 1996.
2010: In his first taste of professional ball, Mike spent the final three
months of the season at Single-A Spokane after being drafted in June
batted .293 (77-for-263) with 57 runs, 16 doubles, nine home runs and
43 RBI in 69 games.
Began his pro career hitting safely in four-straight games, batting .375
(6-for-16) with three RBI.
Clubbed his first home run, July 6 vs. Boise.
Named Rangers Minor League Defender of the Month for August ...
ranked statistically as the top defensive third baseman in the Northwest
League with a .942 fielding percentage.
Hit .367 (29-for-79) with four homers and 19 RBI over the final 20
games of the season, raising his season average from .266 to .293.
Recorded a RBI in seven-straight games, August 14-21 (12 total).
Olt: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2010
Spokane-A
2011
AZL Rangers-R

Myrtle Beach-A
2012
Frisco-AA

Texas
2013
Frisco-AA

Round Rock-AAA

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.293 69 263 57 77
16 1 9 43 0 3 4 40 77 6-0 10
.390 .464
.214 4 14 2 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 5 0-0 2 .267 .429
.267 69 240 39 64
15 0 14 42 0 3 1 48 70 0-1 9
.387 .504
.288 95 354 65 102 17 1
*28 82 0 1 4 61 101 4-0 11 .398 *.579
.152 16 33 2 5 1 0 0 5 0 2 0 5 13 1-1 3 .250 .182
.333 3 12 1 4 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 6 0-0 0 .333 .750
.213 65 230 37 49
15 0 11 32 0 2 1 35 89 0-0 13
.317 .422
.168 39 131 11 22 3 1 3 8 0 1 0 20 37 0-0 10 .276 .275
.258 344 1244 212 321 68 3 67 213 0 10 10 205 385 10-1 55 .365 .479
*Led League
CAREER
PCT G PO A E TC DP
First Base .981 8 46 6 1 53 2
Third Base .889 5 0 8 1 9 0
Right Field 1.000 2 3 0 1 4 0
M.L. TOTALS
.957
49
14
3
66
2
MIKE OLTS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2010 Selected by Texas in supplemental round (49th overall) of draft (scout: Jay Heafner)
2013 Acquired Cubs 7/22 with RHP Justin Grimm, RHP C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL (Neil Ramirez waiver claim 8/23) for RHP Matt Garza
MOST RBI: 2 8/4/12 @ Kansas City
MIKE OLTS CAREER HIGHS

MOST WALKS: 2 8/5/12 @ Kansas City
CUBS OWNERSHIP HISTORY

On August 21, 2009, the Ricketts family signed a definitive agreement with Tribune Company to acquire a 95 percent interest in the Chicago Cubs
National League Baseball Club, Wrigley Field and Tribune Companys approximately 25 percent interest in Comcast SportsNet (CSN) in a transaction valued at $845 million. The Ricketts family has management control of the joint venture as its 95 percent owner.
Tribune retains a five-percent ownership interest.
On October 6, 2009, Major League Baseball owners unanimously approved the transaction by a vote of 29-0.
When the transaction closed October 27, 2009, the Ricketts family became only the eighth owner of the Chicago Cubs since the franchises
inception 133 years prior in 1876 when William A. Hulbert began as the clubs first owner. Prior to the Ricketts family, the Cubs had only two owners
in the last 90 years, including 62 years of family ownership starting in 1919 when William Wrigley, Jr. purchased the franchise. In 1932, Philip K.
Wrigley took control upon his fathers death. In 1977, William Wrigley took over the club following the passing of his father, Philip, before selling to
the Tribune Company four years later in 1981.
Below is a complete list of Chicago Cubs owners prior to the Ricketts family:
Year...........Owner
1876.........William A. Hulbert ... owned the Chicago White Stockings and became one of eight charter members of the National League
1882.........Albert Spalding and John Walsh ... Spalding the former player, sporting goods tycoon and team president and Walsh took over after

the death of William A. Hulbert
1905.........Charles Murphy ... Murphys $125,000 purchase price was financed by Cincinnati Times-Star owner Charles Taft
1914.........Charles Taft ... Taft bought the Cubs from Charles Murphy
1916
Charles Weeghman ... a team owner in the defunct Federal League, Weeghman and nine others purchased the Cubs from Taft and

moved the club to Weeghman Park at the corner of Clark and Addison
1919.........Wrigley family ... WilliamWrigley Jr. purchased control of the team from Weeghman and renamed Weeghman Park to Cubs Park. In

1926, the ballparks name was changed to Wrigley Field. Philip K. Wrigley took over in 1932 and William Wrigley took control in 1977.
1981.........The Tribune Company ... the Tribunes purchase of the Cubs and the Friendly Confines from the Wrigley family ended the longest

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50 Blake Parker
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 225
FULL NAME: Richard Blake Parker
BORN: 6/19/85 in Fayetteville, AR
RESIDES: Fayetteville, AR
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 1+89
SIGNED BY: Brian Milner

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 16th
round of 2006 draft
Parker: Facts and Information

Blake begins his eighth pro season with Chicago after he was selected in the 16th round of the 2006 draft ... has seen big league action in parts of the
last two seasons, combining to go 1-2 with a 3.10 ERA (18 ER/52.1 IP) in 56 relief appearances for the Cubs.
Made his major league debut with Chicago in 2012, but his campaign was cut short due to an injured right elbow.
Selected to the major league roster, May 17, 2012 ... outrighted on October 17 and elected free agency, November 2 ... signed a minor league deal with
Chicago, November 7.
Was a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training in 2010, 2012 and 2013.
Owns a 14-17 career minor league record with 66 saves and a 2.98 ERA (114 ER/344.1 IP) in 257 games pitched exclusively in relief.
His 41 saves with Triple-A Iowa are a franchise record.
Has struck out 371 hitters in 344.1 minor league innings, good for a rate of 9.7 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ... has walked 165.
Selected as a Midwest League All-Star in 2008.
Attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Parker: 2013 Season

Blake began the year at Triple-A Iowa, but was selected to Chicago on June 1 and went on to post
a 2.72 ERA (14 ER/46.1 IP) in 49 games for the Cubs, going 1-2 with a save and seven holds.
Averaged 10.7 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched, punching out 55 in 46.1 innings.
Had a 1.67 ERA (5 ER/27.0 IP) in 28 home games ... posted a 4.19 ERA (9 ER/19.1 IP) in 21
road games.
Recorded a 0.87 ERA (2 ER/20.2 IP) in 21 day games ... had a 4.21 ERA (12 ER/25.2 IP) in 28
night games.
In 26 games against N.L. Central opponents, had a 2.31 ERA (6 ER/23.1 IP) with a 1-1 record.
Retired 36 first batters faced in his 49 relief appearances.
Stranded 15 of 21 inherited runners ... six times entered a game with multiple inherited runners and stranded all
of them.
Kept the opponent off the board in 35 of his 49 games.
Recorded at least one strikeout in eight-straight games, June 11-July 2 (11 total).
Struck out a career-high three batters on three occasions: June 13 vs. the Reds, August 2 vs. the Dodgers and
August 28 at the Dodgers.
Recorded his first career save, June 29 in Seattle, protecting a 5-3 lead with a scoreless 11th inning.
Earned his first career win, August 10 in St. Louis, throwing a scoreless seventh inning in the teams 6-5 win.
Tossed a career-high 2.0 innings of relief four times, most recently done August 25 in San Diego.
Allowed just two walks in his final 16 outings, August 22 through the end of the season, while striking out 20.
Posted a 2.04 ERA (4 ER/17.2 IP) and recorded seven saves in 16 relief appearances with Iowa to begin
the season ... struck out 26 and walked 10.
Parker: Career Review

2012: Blake made his major league debut, but his season was cut short
due to an injured elbow ... began the year at Triple-A Iowa, and was promoted to the Cubs, May 17 made seven relief appearances.
Twice landed on the 60-day disabled list: June 6-August 28 with a
right elbow stress reaction and September 7-October 26 with a bone
contusion in his right elbow.
Had no record and a 6.00 ERA (4 ER/6.0 IP) in his seven outings with
Chicago ... stranded all four inherited runners.
Posted a 1.59 ERA (1 ER/5.0 IP) in his first six relief appearances prior
to allowing three earned runs in 0.1 innings pitched, September 5 in
Washington.
Made his major league debut, May 17 vs. the Phillies ... allowed three
unearned runs in 1.2 innings pitched out of the bullpen.
Broke camp with Triple-A Iowa, and went 1-0 with five saves and a
2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP) in 13 appearances prior to his promotion to
Chicago.
Along with an eight-game injury rehabilitation appearance with
Iowa from August 6-28, finished 1-1 with six saves and a 3.42 ERA
(9 ER/23.2 IP) in 21 games for the I-Cubs.
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2011: Blake combined to post a 4-5 record with seven saves

and a 3.23 ERA (27 ER/75.1 IP) in 53 games between Double-A
Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa ... the 75.1 innings pitched were a career
high, surpassing the 71.2 he tossed in 2008.
His 53 relief appearances were just two shy of his career mark, set in
2009.
Began the campaign with Tennessee, posting a 4.13 ERA (11 ER/24.0
IP) in 16 games ... however, allowed seven of his 11 earned runs in one
game - he pitched to a 1.64 ERA (4 ER/22.0 IP) in his 15 other outings.
Promoted to Iowa, May 18, and went on to go 3-3 with four saves and a
2.81 ERA (16 ER/51.1 IP) in 37 games for the I-Cubs.
Held left-handed hitters to a .154 batting average (12-for-78) at the
Triple-A level ... right-handed batters posted a .236 average (25-for106).
In nine August contests, pitched to a 1.38 ERA (2 ER/13.0 IP) with four
saves ... struck out 19 in 13.0 frames.
2010: Began the season with Triple-A Iowa and was transferred to DoubleA Tennessee, July 30 ... all told, went 1-5 with seven saves and a 4.21 ERA
(31 ER/66.1 IP) in 48 games out of the bullpen.
Started the year with Iowa, and had a 1.04 ERA (2 ER/17.1 IP) in his
first 13 games through May 20 ... posted a 6.75 ERA (24 ER/32.0 IP)
in his final 22 outings for the I-Cubs.
Crafted a 2.65 ERA (5 ER/17.0 IP) in 13 games for the Smokies,
picking up five saves in five chances.
Limited Double-A batters to a .183 batting average (11-for-60), walking
just six while striking out 25 in 17.0 innings.
2009: Split time between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa, going a
combined 2-3 with 25 saves and a 2.70 ERA (19 ER/63.1 IP) in 55 relief
appearances.
Opened the season at Tennessee, posting a 1.46 ERA (2 ER/12.1 IP)
with no record and three saves in his first 10 appearances.
Was promoted to Triple-A Iowa, May 11, where he spent the rest of the
season compiled a 2-3 mark with 22 saves and a 3.00 ERA (17
ER/51.0 IP) in 45 relief outings.
Led the I-Cubs, and ranked fifth in the Pacific Coast League, in saves ...
the 22 saves tied for second-most among Iowas single-season leaders
with Marc Pisciotta in 1997.
2008: Combined to go 4-2 with a 2.13 ERA (17 ER/71.2 IP) and a .197
batting average against (50-for-254) in 45 games with Single-APeoria,
Triple-AIowa and Single-ADaytona.
Named a Midwest League All-Star.
Posted a 3-0 ledger with three saves and a 1.33 ERA (7 ER/47.1 IP) in
23 games with Peoria, April 4-June 24.
Saw Triple-A action in just his second professional season, June 27-28,
with Iowa.
Recorded a 1.47 ERA (3 ER/18.1 IP) in nine June appearances
between Peoria and Iowa.
Joined the Daytona Cubs, June 30 and remained with the squad for
the rest of the campaign went 1-2 with nine saves and a 3.38 ERA
(8 ER/21.1 IP) in 20 relief appearances.
2007: Began his professional career going 2-0 with a 2.39 ERA(7 ER/26.1
IP) in 19 relief outings between Rookie-League Mesa and Single-ABoise.
Parker: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2008
Peoria-A
Iowa-AAA

Daytona-A
2009
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2010
Iowa-AAA

Tennessee-AA
2011
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2012
Iowa-AAA#

CUBS
2013
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
CUBS/M.L. TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0 1.80 11 0 0 0 2 15.0 10 6 3 0 1 3 14 3 0
1-0 3.18 8 0 0 0 0 11.1 15 5 4 0 5 7 10 2 0
3-0 1.33 23 0 0 0 3 47.1 32 8 7 2 1 18 51 3 1
0-0
6.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 2 2 1 0 2 3 0 0
1-2 3.38 20 0 0 0 9 21.1 17 8 8 0 1 10 21 0 0
0-0 1.46 10 0 0 0 3 12.1 8 2 2 0 0 8 19 1 0
2-3 3.00 45 0 0 0 22 51.0 36 20 17 3 3 27 58 3 1
1-4 4.74 35 0 0 0 2 49.1 52 30 26 9 1 28 42 1 0
0-1 2.65 13 0 0 0 5 17.0 11 5 5 0 0 6 25 0 0
1-2 4.13 16 0 0 0 3 24.0 20 14 11 1 1 13 20 1 0
3-3 2.81 37 0 0 0 4 51.1 37 16 16 5 2 27 60 2 0
1-1 3.42 21 0 0 0 6 23.2 16 9 9 3 0 6 22 0 0
0-0 6.00 7 0 0 0 0 6.0 10 7 4 3 0 5 6 0 0
0-1 2.04 16 0 0 0 7 17.2 8 4 4 1 1 10 26 1 1
1-2 2.72 49 0 0 0 1 46.1 39 17 14 4 2 15 55 2 0
1-2 3.10 56 0 0 0 1 52.1 49 24 18 7 2 20 61 2 0
14-17 2.98 257 0 0 0 66 344.1 263 129 114 25 16 165 371 17 3
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 49 4 2 0 6 0
M.L. TOTALS .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .857 56 4 2 1 7 0
BLAKE PARKERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Cubs in the 16th round of draft (scout: Brian Milner)
2012 On disabled list 6/6-8/28 ... right elbow stress reaction ... included injury rehab assignment to Iowa (8/6-28)
2012 On disabled list 9/7-10/26 ... bone contusion in right elbow
2012 Declared a free agent 11/2 ... signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/7
BLAKE PARKERS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 3 (three times), most recently 8/28/13 @
MOST WALKSALLOWED: 2 (three times), most recently 8/20/13 vs.
Los Angeles (N.L.)
Washington
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 4 9/3/13 vs. Miami
LONGESTRELIEFAPPEARANCE: 2.0 innings (four times), most
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 3 (three times), most recently 9/3/13 vs.
recently 8/25/13 @ San Diego
Miami
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK: 7.0 innings 7/25MOST HOMERSALLOWED: 2 9/5/12 @ Washington
8/10/13
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84 Carlos Pimentel
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 178
FULL NAME: Carlos Pimentel
BORN: 12/1/89 in Santiago, D.R.
OPENING DAY AGE: 24
RESIDES: Santiago, D.R.
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0
SIGNED BY: Jesus Ovalle (Texas)

Pimentel: Facts and Information

Carlos signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent in November of 2013 following seven minor league seasons in the Texas Rangers organization
... has gone 41-39 with a 3.99 ERA (318 ER/716.2 IP) in 172 career minor league games, including 118 starts.
Reached the Triple-A level for the first time in 2013 ... started the year with Double-A Frisco before being promoted to Triple-A Round Rock to close out
the campaign - posted a 1.59 ERA (2 ER/11.1 IP) in six relief appearances.
In 2012, was named a Texas League mid-season All-Star with Frisco ... finished the season 8-3 with one save and a 2.55 ERA (25 ER/88.1 IP) in 35
games (eight starts).
Originally signed by Texas as a non-drafted free agent, July 6, 2006.
Pimentel: 2013 Season

Carlos spent a majority of the season with Double-A Frisco, going 8-7 with a 4.09 ERA (53 ER/116.2 IP) in 22 games (21 starts) ... struck out 9.4 batters
per 9.0 innings pitched, punching out 122 batters while walking just 37 ... made his Triple-A debut, August 1, and made six relief outings for Round Rock.
Walked two or fewer in 17 of his 21 starts with Frisco ... surrendered three or fewer earned runs 15 of his 21 starts.
Pitched 6.0 or more innings in nine of his starts with Frisco.
Started the season with a 2.55 ERA (15 ER/53.0 IP) and a 6-1 record in his first 10 games (nine starts), including a 3-1 record and a 2.70 ERA (9
ER/30.0 IP) in six April games, five starts.
Promoted to Round Rock, and held opponents to a .200 batting average (8-for-40) in six games.
Named the Dominican Winter League Pitcher of the year, going 5-0 with a 1.67 ERA (7 ER/37.2 IP) in 11 games (seven starts) for Leones del Escogido
... walked 14 and struck out 32 while limiting batters to a .201 average.
Pimentel: Career Review

2012: Named a Texas League mid-season All-Star with Double-A Frisco ...
was 2-2 with a 3.03 ERA (11 ER/32.2 IP) as a starter and 6-1 with a 2.26
ERA (14 ER/55.2 IP), one save, and 67 strikeouts as a reliever.
Held left-handed batters to a .178 average (18-for-101), while righthanded hitters batted .192 (40-for-208).
Opened season in the bullpen and compiled a 10.1-inning scoreless
streak in his first four relief appearances made five-straight starts,
April 23-May 14, going 2-2 with a 3.80 ERA (10 ER/23.2 IP).
All told, opened the season with a 15.1-inning scoreless streak.
Placed on disabled list August 28 for the remainder of the season with
a back strain.
2011: Spent the entire season with Double-A Frisco was 6-9 with a 4.71
ERA (71 ER/135.2 IP) as a starter and 1-0 with a 5.40 ERA (4 ER/6.2 IP)
in a pair of relief appearances.
Held right-handed batters to a .221 average (60-for-271), while
opposition hit .246 (128-for-520) overall.
Completed at least 6.0 innings 12 times, logging a quality start in each
instance.
Went 1-2 with a 1.45 ERA (3 ER/18.2 IP) and 27 strikeouts over 16
relief appearances for Escogido in the Dominican Winter League.
2010: Spent bulk of campaign with Single-A Bakersfield, save for a spot
start with Double-A Frisco combined to go 7-8 with a 5.16 ERA (73
ER/127.1 IP) over 24 starts.
Was 5-3 with a 4.52 ERA (35 ER/69.2 IP) in 13 starts prior to the
All-Star break, and 2-4 with a 5.93 ERA (38 ER/57.2 IP) in 10 starts
following the break.
Earned California League Pitcher of the Week honors for the week
ending May 9, going 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA (0 ER/12.0 IP) in two starts.
Promoted to Frisco, August 10 made one start with Frisco on August
12 vs. Northwest Arkansas, allowing five runs over 4.0 innings moved
back to Bakersfield on August 17.
Placed on disabled list, August 19, with right elbow inflammation for the
remainder of the season.
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2009: Pitched for Single-A Hickory, and went 2-0 with a 1.89 ERA (11
ER/52.1 IP) and one save as a reliever ... was 3-4 with a 3.69 ERA (29
ER/70.2 IP) as a starter.
Limited opposing lefties to a .202 average (37-for-183), while opponents batted .256 (120-for-469) overall.
Made 13 consecutive starts to open the season, logging four quality
starts allowed two or less earned runs in eight outings.
Shifted to the bullpen following the All-Star break posted a 0.83 ERA
(3 ER/32.1 IP) over last eight relief appearances, lowering season ERA
from 3.67 to 2.93.
with Single-A Spokane ... was 2-0 with a 1.04 ERA (1 ER/8.2 IP) in three
relief appearances and 4-3 with a 3.65 ERA (23 ER/56.2 IP) in 13 starts.
Named Northwest League Pitcher of the Week on August 18 going 2-0
with a 0.93 ERA (1 ER/9.2 IP) in two games/one start the previous
week.
Made one start during the Northwest League playoffs, allowing two runs
over 4.0 innings of work.
2007: Spent his first pro season with the Rookie League Rangers ...went
0-5 with a 6.10 ERA (26 ER/38.1 IP) with 17 walks and 54 strikeouts in
12 starts ... averaged 12.54 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
Pimentel: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
AZL Rangers-R
2008
Spokane-A
2009
Hickory-A
2010
Bakersfield-A
Frisco-AA
2011
Frisco-AA
2012
Frisco-AA
2013
Frisco-AA
Round Rock-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-5 5.53 13 12 0 0 1 42.1 44 31 26 3 2 17 59 6 1
6-3 3.31 16 13 0 0 0 65.1 48 27 24 4 2 31 54 6 0
5-4 2.93 28 14 1 0 1 123.0
120 49 40 15 8 35
101 10 1
7-7 4.96 23 23 0 0 0 123.1
140 83 68 15 9 56 97 20 3
0-1
11.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 5 7 5 3 0 1 2 2 0
7-9 4.74 28 26 0 0 0 142.1
128 78 75 15 9 80
110 17 0
8-3 2.55 35 8 0 0 1 88.1 58 29 25 4 5 52 92 7 0
8-7 4.09 22
21 0 0 0 116.2
102 59 53 16 4 37
122 9 0
0-0 1.59 6 0 0 0 0 11.1 8 3 2 1 0 7 11 1 0
41-39 3.99 172 118 1 0 3 716.2 653 366 318 76 39 316 648 78 5
CARLOS PIMENTELS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Signed by Texas as a non-drafted free agent 7/6 (scout: Jesus Ovalle)
GAME DEFINITIONS
Night Game: Any game scheduled to start after 5 p.m. is considered a night game. If a game is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. and is delayed by rain or
for any other reason, it is considered a day game. If a game is scheduled to start at 5:01 p.m., it is considered a night game.
Twi-Night Doubleheaders: Any twi-night doubleheader scheduled to start after 4 p.m. is considered two night games. If a twi-night
doubleheader begins before 4 p.m., both contests are considered day games.
Tie Game: A regulation game that is called by the umpire-in-chief when both teams have the same number of runs is a tie game. Player
performances are official and are entered in the records, but the game does not count in the league standings and may be rescheduled at a later
date.
Suspended Game: A game becomes a suspended game if it has progressed far enough (4 1/2 or 5 innings) to be an official game and is stopped
because of (1) a curfew imposed by law, or (2) a pre-arranged time limit, or (3) darkness when a local law prohibits turning on the lights or when
lights are not available.
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85 Neil Ramirez
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 190
FULL NAME: Neil Andrew Ramirez
BORN: 5/25/89 in Virginia Beach, VA
RESIDES: Virginia Beach, VA
FAMILY: Fiance Tiffany Foster
MLS: 0
SIGNED BY: Russ Ardolina (Texas)

HOW ACQUIRED: Claimed off waivers from
Texas 8/23/13, satisfying PTBNL component
of 7/22/13 trade that sent P Matt Garza to Texas for
P C.J. Edwards, P Justin Grimm and INF Mike Olt
Ramirez: Facts and Information

Neil was claimed off waivers from Texas, August 23, 2013, completing the July 22 deal that sent pitcher Matt Garza to Texas for pitchers C.J. Edwards and
Justin Grimm, and third baseman Mike Olt spent all or part of the last six seasons (2008-13) in Texas farm system after he was selected by the Rangers
in the supplemental first round (44th overall) of the 2007 June draft
Was an invitee to Texas major league Spring Training in both 2012 and 2013.
Named a Texas League mid-season and post-season All-Star with Double-A Frisco in 2013.
w Was named Texas League Pitcher of the Week for the period of June 17-23, 2013, going 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA (12.0 IP) and 16 strikeouts in two
starts during the span.
Was rated as the Rangers fifth-best prospect by Baseball America prior to the 2012 season.
w Tabbed by Baseball America as the clubs sixth-best prospect among right-handed starting pitchers prior to the 2013 season.
Went 3-1 with a 2.03 ERA (6 ER/26.2 IP) and 30 strikeouts through his first five starts with Triple-A Round Rock, earning Rangers Minor League Pitcher
of the Month honors for April of 2011.
Rated by Baseball America as the fourth-best prospect in the Northwest League and the 15th-best prospect in the Texas system following the 2008
season.
w Named Northwest League Pitcher of the Week for June 23-30, 2008.
Named the Rangers 13th-best prospect and Best Curveball by Baseball America following the 2007 season.
Selected by Texas in the supplemental first round (44th overall) of the 2007 June Draft ... ranked as No. 71 prospect in 2007 draft by Baseball America.
Graduated from Kempsville (Va.) High School and went 6-2 with a 1.46 ERA and 74 strikeouts in 52.2 innings in his senior season ... threw 15.1-scoreless postseason innings ... named 2007 Gatorade Virginia Baseball Player of the Year.
Named 2006 First-Team All-District by the Virginia High School Baseball Coaches Association after going 4-3 with a 1.05 ERA and 67 strikeouts during
his junior season at Kempsville High School ... also saw time at first base, shortstop and left field.
Played with Maryland Orioles in the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League, where he ranked as the No. 1 prospect as a high school player.
Selected to play in 2006 Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic.
Earned silver medal with Team USA in the 2006 World Junior Championship, going 1-0 with a 2.89 ERA (3 ER/9.1 IP) and 10 strikeouts in two tournament
starts.
Originally signed a letter of intent to attend Georgia Tech.
Participated in the second-annual Cubs Rookie Development Program and the Cubs Convention in January of 2014.
Ramirez: 2013 Season

Went 9-3 with a 3.84 ERA (44 ER/103.0 IP) and 127 strikeouts in 21 starts for Double-A Frisco before he was claimed off waivers by the Cubs from Texas,
August 23, and assigned to Double-A Tennessee ... the move satisfied the player to be named portion of the Rangers-Cubs trade, July 22.
Named a Texas League mid-season and post-season All-Star with Frisco.
Ranked fifth in the Rangers minor league system with 127 strikeouts.
Was named Texas League Pitcher of the Week for the period of June 17-23, going 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA (0 ER/12.0 IP) and 16 strikeouts in two starts.
w Was a perfect 4-0 with a 2.25 ERA (7 ER/28.0 IP) and 35 strikeouts in five June starts.
Was a perfect 5-0 with a 3.21 ERA (17 ER/47.2 IP) and 56 strikeouts in 10 road starts.
Went 9-2 with a 2.89 ERA (26 ER/81.0 IP) in 15 starts before the All-Star break, but landed on the seven-day disabled list, July 21, with right biceps
tendinitis ... activated from the D.L., August 7.
Ramirez: Career Review

2012: Split the campaign between Triple-A Round Rock and Double-A
Frisco, going 8-13 with a 6.28 ERA (86 ER/123.1 IP) and 108 strikeouts
in 28 games (27 starts).
Opened the year in Round Rock rotation and allowed two runs-or-less in
four of first six outings, going 3-2 with a 4.03 ERA (13 ER/29.0 IP).
Produced a season-best 7.0 innings with two runs allowed May 3 vs.
New Orleans.
Collected a season-best eight strikeouts, June 20 vs. Iowa.
Was transferred to Frisco, June 22.
Compiled a 1.89 ERA (4 ER/19.0 IP) over first four starts before
surrendering six runs over 2.1 innings, July 17 vs. San Antonio.
Was on the disabled list July 19-27 with a back strain.
Compiled a 0.60 ERA (1 ER/15.0 IP) with 13 strikeouts and four walks
over a three-start stretch August 12-24.
Worked 1.0 scoreless inning with a pair of strikeouts in the Texas League
playoffs.
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2011: Combined to go 5-3 with a 3.12 ERA (34 ER/98.0 IP) and 119
strikeouts in 25 starts between Single-A Myrtle Beach, Double-A Frisco
and Triple-A Round Rock.
Was a member of Myrtle Beachs season-opening rotation, making just
one start before a promotion to Round Rock, April 13.
Went 3-1 with a 2.03 ERA (6 ER/26.2 IP) and 30 strikeouts through his
first five starts with Round Rock, earning Rangers Minor League Pitcher
of the Month honors for April.
Departed June 28 start vs. Oklahoma City after 2.0 shutout innings and
was subsequently placed on the disabled list with arm fatigue.
Activated from disabled list, July 8 ... however, left his July 15 start at
Memphis after 1.2 innings and placed back on D.L. with arm fatigue.
Joined Frisco upon activation from second disabled list stint, August 3,
and went 1-0 with a 1.89 ERA (4 ER/19.0 IP) and 24 strikeouts over
six starts.
Posted a 1.29 ERA (1 ER/7.0 IP) with five strikeouts in a pair of starts
for the Surprise Saguaros in the Arizona Fall League held opponents
to a .167 batting average (4-for- 24).
2010: Spent entire campaign with Single-A Hickory, posting a 10-8 record
with a 4.43 ERA (69 ER/140.1 IP), a career-best 142 strikeouts and one
complete game in 28 games (26 starts).
Tallied the second-most strikeouts in the South Atlantic League.
Posted a 3.38 ERA (1 ER/2.2 IP) in two relief appearances and a 4.45
ERA (68 ER/137.2 IP) in 26 starts.
Was 6-5 with a 5.21 ERA in 14 games (13 starts) prior to the All-Star
break and 4-3 with a 3.74 ERA (31 ER/74.2 IP) in 14 games (13
starts) following the break.
Twice had a season-high 10 strikeouts: July 26 at Augusta and August
8 at Greensboro.
Logged first-career complete game in Game 1 of a doubleheader
August 20 at Kannapolis.
2009: Spent entire campaign with Single-A Hickory, going 3-6 with a 4.75
ERA (35 ER/66.1 IP) and 56 strikeouts in 18 games (14 starts).
Was 3-5 with a 4.07 ERA (27 ER/59.2 IP) and 49 strikeouts in 14
starts compared to a 0-1 record with a 10.80 ERA (8 ER/6.2 IP) in four
relief appearances.
Pitched out of the bullpen four times before making first start, June 25
vs. Kannapolis.
Won three-consecutive starts, July 11-23 (2.81 ERA; 5 ER/16.0 IP).
2008: Spent first professional season with Single-A Spokane, going 1-2
with a 2.66 ERA (13 ER/44.0 IP) and 52 strikeouts in 13 starts.
Ranked among staff leaders in starts (T-2nd) and strikeouts (4th).
Lefties hit just .134 (9-for-67) with one home run against him while
righties hit .190 (16-for-84) with four home runs.
Allowed two runs-or-less in 11-of-13 starts, including four scoreless
outings.
Named Northwest League Pitcher of the Week for June 23-30.
Was on the disabled list, July 15-August 2, with sprained right shoulder.
Suffered a broken right hand following the season and could not
participate in fall instructional league.
2007: Selected with the Rangers fourth overall pick in the supplemental
round as compensation for losing free agent Gary Matthews Jr.
Did not see official game action, but participated in the Arizona Instructional League.
Named the organizations 13th-best prospect and Best Curveball by
Baseball America following the season.
Ramirez: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2008
Spokane-A
2009
Hickory-A
2010
Hickory-A
2011
Myrtle Beach-A

Frisco-AA

Round Rock-AAA
2012
Round Rock-AAA

Frisco-AA
2013
Frisco-AA
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-2 2.66 13 13 0 0 0 44.0 25 15 13 5 6 29 52 4 4
3-6 4.75 18 14 0 0 0 66.1 58 40 35 8 14 41 56 4 0
10-8 4.43 28
26 1 0 0 140.1
150 79 69 14 17 37
142 8 1
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 1 0 0 0 0 1 9 1 0
1-0 1.89 6 6 0 0 0 19.0 13 4 4 1 1 8 24 1 1
4-3 3.63 18 18 0 0 0 74.1 63 34 30 6 6 35 86 7 0
6-8 7.66 15 15 0 0 0 74.0 78 65 63 12 6 31 63 6 0
2-5 4.20 13 12 0 0 0 49.1 47 26 23 6 5 16 45 5 1
9-3 3.84 21 21 0 0 0 103.0 77 46 44 8 5 42
127 10 2
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0
36-35 4.36 134 127 1 0 0 579.2 513 309 281 60 60 242 609 46 9
NEIL RAMIREZ CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Texas in the supplemental first round (44th overall) of the 2007 June Draft (scout: Russ Ardolina)
2013 Claimed off waivers from Texas 8/23, satisfying PTBNL component of 7/22 trade in which Cubs received P C.J. Edwards, P Justin Grimm, P Mike Olt and a

PTBNL for P Matt Garza
YOUNG AT HEART
The oldest player to play for the Cubs was Hoyt Wilhelm. Born in 1923, Wilhelm joined the Cubs in September 1970 two months after his 47th
birthday and pitched in three games with the club.
The only players in their 40s to make Opening Day starts for the Cubs were first baseman Cap Anson (final season-opening start in 1895 at the age
of 43), pitcher Dutch Leonard (40 in 1949) and third baseman Gary Gaetti (40 in 1999).
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81 Armando Rivero
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 190
MLS: 0
FULL NAME: Armando Luzardo Rivero
BORN: 2/1/88 in Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba
OPENING DAY AGE: 26
RESIDES: Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Non-Roster Invitee
SIGNED BY: Louie Eljaua and Jose Serra

Rivero: Facts and Information

Armando begins his second season with the Cubs after signing a minor league deal with the club in March of 2013 is 0-1 with a 4.15 ERA (14 ER/30.1
IP) in 20 career minor league relief appearances.
Participated in the Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014.
Was a teammate of Cubs left-hander Gerardo Concepcion with the Industriales in Cubas Serie Nacional during the 2010-11 campaign.
In his last season with Cuba in 2010-11, he compiled a 3.06 ERA with 38 strikeouts and 21 walks in 47.0 innings.
Pitched briefly at the FISU World University Championships in Japan in 2010.
Rivero: 2013 Season

Armando went 0-1 with a 4.15 ERA (14 ER/30.1 IP) and 45 strikeouts in 20 relief appearances between Single-A Kane County, Single-A Daytona and
Double-A Tennessee ... it marked his first season in the United States after a successful amateur experience in Cuba.
Struck out 45 hitters while walking just 12 in 30.1 innings of work.
Made his Cubs debut with Kane County, June 22 at Quad Cities, allowing four runs on five hits in 0.2 innings of work.
Posted a 5.40 ERA (11 ER/18.1 IP) with 28 strikeouts in 11 relief appearances with Kane County.
Did not allow a run in five-straight appearances with the Cougars, July 17-August 1 (9.2 IP), to earn a promotion to Daytona in August.
Went 0-1 with a 2.08 ERA (2 ER/8.2 IP) and 12 strikeouts in six relief appearances with Tennessee.
Limited Double-A right-handed hitters to a .105 batting average (2-for-19) while lefties hit .429 (6-for-14).
Made 11 relief appearances with the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League, going 0-1 with a 4.91 ERA (6 ER/11.0 IP) and nine strikeouts.
Rivero: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2013
Kane County-A
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 5.40 11 0 0 0 1 18.1 19 11 11 4 1 9 28 1 0
0-0
2.70 3 0 0 0 1 3.1 3 3 1 0 1 0 5 1 0
0-1 2.08 6 0 0 0 0 8.2 8 2 2 0 0 3 12 0 0
0-1 4.15 20 0 0 0 2 30.1 30 16 14 4 2 12 45 2 0
ARMANDO RIVEROS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

RECORD BREAKERS AT THE GATES

In 2008, the Chicago Cubs set a single-season attendance record by drawing 3,300,200 fans at Wrigley Field, eclipsing the
previous record mark of 3,252,462 set in 2007.
In addition to setting a Wrigley Field record, the 3,300,200 is the largest single-season attendance mark for any franchise or venue in the history of
the city of Chicago.
The Cubs reached three million fans on September 2, faster than any other season in franchise history, as that nights crowd of 39,846 vs. the
Houston Astros brought the Cubs and Wrigley Field beyond the three million mark in the clubs 74th home date of 2008, surpassing the previous
record of 75 home dates to three million fans in 2007.
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44 Anthony Rizzo
BATS: Left
INF
THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 240
FULL NAME: Anthony Vincent Rizzo
BORN: 8/8/89 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL
RESIDES: Parkland, FL

club options for 2020 and 2021
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 1+168
SIGNED BY: Laz Gutierrez (Boston)

HOW ACQUIRED: From San Diego with
RHP Zach Cates 1/6/12 for RHP Andrew
Cashner and OF Kyung-Min Na
Rizzo: Facts and Information

Anthony enters his second full season with Chicago after he was acquired from San Diego in a four-player deal in January of
CAREER AWARDS
2012 ... in 247 games with the Cubs, hes hit 55 doubles, two triples and 38 home runs while driving in 128 runs.
Has batted .238 (255-for-1,071) with 63 doubles, three triples, 39 home runs and 137 RBI in 296 big league games N.L. Rookie of the
Month
between San Diego in 2011 and Chicago (2012-13).
July, 2012
On May 13, 2013, signed a seven-year contract through 2019 that includes club options for both 2020 and 2021.
In 2013, his first full major league campaign, he recorded 65 extra-base hits, the most for a Cubs left-handed hitter since
Mark Grace had 65 in 1999.
Was the Cubs nominee for the 2013 Roberto Clemente Award ... honored as the Cubs 2013 Heart and Hustle Award winner by the MLBPAA.
Prior to his trade to Chicago, Baseball America named him San Diegos top prospect heading into the 2012 season.
Batted .303 with 137 doubles, 87 home runs and 343 RBI in 445 minor league contests covering six seasons.
Made his major league debut with San Diego in 2011, batting .141 (18-for-128) in 49 contests covering two stints with the club.
Was acquired by the Padres from Boston in December of 2010 as part of a five-player deal that sent Adrian Gonzalez to the Red Sox.
Named the Red Sox Offensive co-Player of the Year in 2010 after leading their system with 25 home runs between Single-A Salem and Double-A
Portland.
Limited to 21 minor league games in 2008 after being diagnosed with Limited State Classical Hodgkins Lymphoma in late April.
Graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. ... hit .468 with 48 RBI and 28 walks as a senior.
Created the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation in 2012 to help raise money for cancer research, and to provide support to children and their families
battling the disease ... in 2013, hosted the first-annual Cook-Off for Cancer event in Chicago, and has hosted multiple fundraisers in his hometown of
Parkland, Fla.
Participated in both the 2013 and 2014 Cubs Caravan events.
Rizzo: 2013 Season

In his first full major league season, Anthonys 40 doubles were the most by a Cubs left-handed hitter since Mark Grace had 41 in 2000 ... his 65
extra-base hits were the teams most by a left-handed hitter since Grace had 65 in 1999.
Batted .233 (141-for-606) with 40 doubles, two triples, 23 home runs, 71 runs scored and 80 RBI in 160 games.
His 40 doubles and 65 extra-base hits both ranked fifth in the N.L.
Led the team and ranked sixth in the N.L. with 76 walks.
His .997 fielding percentage (5 E/1,441 TC) at first base ranked third in the N.L. ... his 0.6 WAR led all full-season first
basemen.
Batted .252 (105-for-416) with 16 home runs against right-handed pitching ... hit .189 (36-for-190) with seven
homers vs. southpaws.
His seven home runs against left-handed pitching were fourth-most among N.L. left-handed hitters, trailing only Jay
Bruce (10), Joey Votto (9) and Carlos Gonzalez (8).
Hit .414 (41-for-99) with eight home runs when putting the first pitch in play.
Led the team with 22 go-ahead RBI, 10 game-winning RBI and 29 RBI with two outs.
Batted .257 (70-for-272) with runners on base, but just .191 (29-for-152) with runners in scoring position.
Had three multi-homer games, bringing his career total to four ... hit two blasts April 26 in Miami, August 1 vs. the
Dodgers and August 21 vs. Washington.
Belted a home run on the first pitch he saw to begin the season, taking A.J. Burnett deep in the first inning on Opening
Day in Pittsburgh.
His multi-homer effort, April 26 in Miami, started a run in which he batted .390 (32-for-83) with 10 doubles, four homers,
16 RBI and a 1.103 OPS in 21 games through May 18.
His eight April home runs are a franchise record for a Cubs left-handed hitter, surpassing seven by Billy Williams (1970) and
Henry Rodriguez (2000).
w The eight homers in April are tied for second-most by any Cubs hitter in franchise history Alfonso Soriano hit 10
April home runs in 2011.
Besides his eight April home runs, drove in 20 runs on the month, the second-most RBI by a Cubs left-handed hitter in
April (Billy Williams, 25 in 1970).
Set a career high with three doubles, April 30 vs. the Padres.
Reached base safely in a career-high 15-straight games from May 25-June 11.
Set a career mark with four runs scored and drove in four runs, June 23 vs. Houston ... went 3-for-3 with a double and
a homer.
His .240 batting average (24-for-100) in September was 50 points higher than his .190 average (20-for-105) in August.
Tied his career high with three walks, September 4 vs. the Marlins, done two other times.
Played for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic in March ... batted .235 with a .409 on-base percentage, two doubles and six RBI in five games ...
helped the team reach the second round.
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Rizzo: Career Review

2012: Anthony, acquired from San Diego in January, made his Cubs debut,
June 26, and went on to hit .285 (96-for-337) with 15 doubles, 15 home
runs and 48 RBI in 87 games for Chicago ... his 48 RBI dating to June 26
led N.L. rookies while his 15 homers were tied for second most.
Combined for 38 homers and 110 RBI in 157 games between Chicago
and Triple-A Iowa.
Named the N.L. Rookie of the Month for July after hitting .330 (32-for97) with seven home runs and 17 RBI.
w The seven home runs tied a Cubs rookie record for the month of
July ... Gene Baker had seven home runs in July of 1954 ... the
previous Cubs rookie to hit seven home runs in any month was
Mel Hall, who hit nine in August of 1983.
First player ever to have three game-winning RBI in his first five games
with Chicago ... had four game-winning RBI in his first 10 games.
Finished with eight game-winning RBI ... had 12 RBI with two outs in an
inning.
Made 85 starts at first base and recorded a .995 fielding percentage
(4 E/735 TC).
Had a career-high four hits twice: July 6 at the Mets and August 13 vs.
Houston.
Had a career-high, eight-game hitting streak from June 30-July 7 ...
batted .424 (14-for-33) during the run.
Belted his first home run as a Cub, June 30 vs. Houston, off J.A. Happ.
Homered in four of five games, July 25-30, driving in 10 runs in that
stretch.
Belted his first-career walk-off home run, July 29 vs. St. Louis ... was a
two-run, 10th-inning blast to give Chicago a 4-2 victory.
Recorded his first-career multi-homer game and first-career grand slam,
September 16 vs. Pittsburgh ... hit a two-run homer in the fifth and
added the slam in the sixth.
w Finished the game with a career-high six RBI.
Began the year with Triple-A Iowa and hit .342 (88-for-257) with 48
runs, 18 doubles, two triples, 23 homers, 62 RBI and 179 total bases
in 70 games.
Departed Triple-A ranked among Pacific Coast League leaders in nearly
every offensive category, including home runs (first), OPS (first), total
bases (first with 179), slugging percentage (first), RBI (third), batting
average (sixth) and on-base percentage (ninth).
Named the Cubs Minor League Player of the Month in both April and
May.
Was named to the Topps/Minor League Baseball Triple-A All-Star team.
2011: Anthony began his fifth pro season with Triple-A Tucson, but made
his major league debut in the first of two stints with the Padres during
his lone year with the organization ... made 37 starts for San Diego, all
at first base.
Had his contract selected by the Padres, June 9, and made his big
league debut that night vs. Washington ... collected his first career hit
with a triple in the fifth inning.
w At 21 years and 305 days, he was the youngest Padres player to
make his big league debut since Sean Burroughs did so in 2002
(April 2 at 21 years and 202 days).
w With a triple for his first hit, he became the fourth Padre to triple
in his first Big League game and first to do since teammate Will
Venable (August 29, 2008 vs. Colorado).
Hit his first major league home run, June 11 vs. Washington (off John
Lannan) with a solo shot in the second inning.
Was optioned back to Tucson, July 22, but recalled for the remainder of
the season, September 4.
All told, batted .141 (18-for-128) with eight doubles, one triple, one
home run and nine RBI in 49 games for the Padres.
Had a strong season with Triple-A Tucson, hitting .331 (118-for-356)
with 34 doubles, 26 home runs and 101 RBI in 93 games.
His 101 RBI for Tucson ranked sixth-most in the Pacific Coast League,
while his 26 home runs ranked eighth-most.
At the time of having his contract selected, June 9, was hitting .365
(73-for-200) with 20 doubles, one triple, 16 home runs, 63 RBI and 42
runs scored in 52 games for Tucson.
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2010: Was the Red Sox Offensive Co-Player of the Year (with Ryan
Lavarnway) after leading the system with 25 homers between Single-A
Salem and Double-A Portland ... finished second in the organization with
100 RBI.
Batted .260 (138-for-531) with 42 doubles, 61 walks and 92 runs
scored ... logged an .814 OPS.
The first baseman was named Portlands Most Valuable Player and tied
for the team lead with 20 home runs in just 107 games.
Finished 11th in the Eastern League with a team-high .481 slugging
percentage and set a franchise mark with 32 RBI in August.
Selected as the Eastern League Player of the Week for August 2-8,
batting .444 (12-for-27) with four doubles, three homers and 12 RBI.
Tallied five homers and 20 RBI in 29 games with Salem, and was leading the league with 17 extra-base hits at the time of his promotion to
Portland, May 10.
2009: Led Red Sox minor leaguers (min. 250 at-bats) with a .368 on-base
percentage and ranked among organizational leaders in batting (third,
.297) and RBI (fifth, 66) between Single-A Greenville and Single-A Salem.
Hit 12 homers, including nine with Greenville, and was named a South
Atlantic League All-Star.
Finished fourth in the league with a .366 average (26-for-71) in June ...
ranked fifth in the league with 42 RBI and third with 21 doubles in the
first half before a June 24 promotion to Salem.
Named Red Sox Defensive Player of the Month for July and was rated by
managers as the Carolina Leagues best defensive first baseman.
Landed on the D.L. with a back strain, July 31-August 14.
After the season, ranked by Baseball America as the No. 8 prospect,
No. 6 position player, in the Red Sox system, and as the Carolina
Leagues No. 12 prospect.
2008: Was limited to 21 games from April 3-26 with Single-A Greenville
after being diagnosed with Limited Stage Classical Hodgkins Lymphoma
... place on the Temporary Inactive List, April 28-April 30, and landed on
the disabled list, May 1.
Ranked fourth in the South Atlantic League with a .373 average (31-for83) in April.
2007: Made his pro debut with the Gulf Coast League Red Sox ... homered
in his fourth pro at-bat, August 21 vs. the GCL Twins ... hit safely in five of
his six games, batting .286 (6-for-21).
MOST HOME RUNS BY
CUBS LEFT-HANDED BATTER IN APRIL
Cubs Batter (Year)
Anthony Rizzo (2013)
Henry Rodriguez (2000)
Billy Williams (1970)
Henry Rodriguez (1998)
Tuffy Rhodes (1994)
Leon Durham (1987)
Homers
8
7
7
6
6
6
Rizzo: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007 GCL Red Sox-R
2008
Greenville-A
2009
Greenville-A

Salem-A
2010
Salem-A

Portland-AA
2011
Tucson-AAA

San Diego
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2013
CUBS
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
CUBS TOTALS

.286
6
21
6
6 0 0
1
3 0 0 2
1
2
0-0
0 .375 .429
.373 21 83 9 31 6 0 0 11 0 0 1 3 15 0-0 2 .402 .446
.298 64 245 40 73
21 0 9 42 0 2 2 25 60 2-1 2
.365 .494
.295 55 200 23 59
16 0 3 24 0 3 1 25 39 2-0 4
.371 .420
.248 29 117 26 29
12 0 5 20 0 2 0 16 32 3-0 1
.333 .479
.263 107 414 66 109 30 0 20 80 0 6 2 45 100 7-1 15 .334 .481
.331 93 356 64 118 34 1 26 101 0 8 6 43 89 7-6 12 .404 .652
.141 49 128 9 18 8 1 1 9 0 0 4 21 46 2-1 2 .281 .242
.342 70 257 48 88
18 2 23 62 0 0 4 23 52 2-2 9
.405 .696
.285 87 337 44 96
15 0 15 48 0 1 3 27 62 3-2 4
.342 .463
.233 160 606 71 141 40 2 23 80 0 2 6 76 127 6-5 5 .323 .419
.238 296 1071 124 255 63 3 39 137 0 3 13 124 235 11-8 11 .324 .412
.303 445 1693 282 513
137 3 87 343 0 21 18 181 389 23-10 45 .372 .542
.251 247 943 115 237 55 2 38 128 0 3 9 103 189 9-7 9 .330 .435

.997 159 1287 149
5 1441 114
First Base
.996 289 2288 221 11 2520 218
YEAR TEAM
2012
ITALY

.235 5 17 4 4 2 0 0 6 0 0 0 5 3 0-0 0 .409 .353
ANTHONY RIZZOS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Boston in the sixth round of draft (scout: Laz Gutierrez)
2010 Acquired by San Diego 12/6 with RHP Casey Kelly, OF Reymond Fuentes and a player to be named (INF Eric Patterson) for INF Adrian Gonzalez
2012 Acquired by Cubs 1/6 with RHP Zach Cates for RHP Andrew Cashner and OF Kyung-Min Na
2013 Signed a seven-year major league contract through 2019 with Cubs 5/13 ... includes club options for both 2020 and 2021
ANTHONY RIZZOS CAREER HIGHS

2-HOMER GAMES: 4 9/16/12 vs. Pittsburgh, 4/26/13 @ Miami,
MOST DOUBLES: 3 4/30/13 vs. San Diego
8/1/13 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.), 8/21/13 vs. Washington
MOST RBI: 6 9/16/12 vs. Pittsburgh
GRAND SLAMS: 1 9/16/12 vs. Pittsburgh (Jared Hughes)
MOST WALKS: 3 (three times), most recently 9/4/13 vs. Miami
MOST HITS: 4 (twice), most recently 8/13/12 vs. Houston
MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 6/23/13 vs. Houston
ERNIE BANKS MR. CUB

For 19 seasons, Ernie Banks delighted Wrigley Field fans with his long home runs and cheerful disposition. He hit 512 home
runs, surpassing the 40-roundtrippers mark five times. He hit 277 of his homers as a shortstop a National League record.
He also holds the N.L. single-season mark for homers by a shortstop (47 in 1958). The 14-time All-Star won the
N.L. Most Valuable Player Award following both the 1958 and 1959 campaigns.
Banks, whose No. 14 flies from the left field foul pole at Wrigley Field, was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1977.
He was voted to Major League Baseballs All-Century team in 1999.
Born on January 31, 1931 in Dallas, Texas, Banks played for the Cubs from 1953-71 and served as a coach from
1967-73. He made his major league debut September 17, 1953.
Following Whitey Lockmans ejection on May 8, 1973, coach Ernie Banks took over the reigns as acting manager becoming the first African-American
to manage a major league team.
In 2008, Banks was honored by the Cubs with a statue at Wrigley Field, commemorating his illustrious career.
In 2013, Banks was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, an award given to those who have made an especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, clutural or other significant public or private endeavors.
It is the highest civilian award of the United States.
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4 Ryan Roberts
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 185
FULL NAME: Ryan Alan Roberts
BORN: 9/19/80 in Fort Worth, TX
RESIDES: Dallas, TX
FAMILY: Married Kim ... Children

daughter Hudsyn and son Lyric
SIGNED BY: Andy Beene (Toronto)

MLS: 4+83
Non-Roster Invitee
Roberts: Facts and Information

Ryan begins his first season with Chicago after signing a minor league deal with an invite to major league Spring Training in January ... owns a .245 batting
average (363-for-1,481) with 204 runs scored, 71 doubles, four triples, 46 home runs and 169 RBI in 510 career big league games in eight seasons with
Toronto (2006-07), Texas (2008), Arizona (2009-12) and Tampa Bay (2012-13).
Is a .254 hitter (281-for-1,105) with 34 home runs and 133 RBI in 372 games as a National Leaguer compared to a .218 hitter (82-for-376) with 12
homers as an American Leaguer.
Has struck out 313 times while drawing 163 free passes in 1,670 total plate appearances.
Owns a .271 batting average (771-for-2,846) with 451 runs scored, 151 doubles, 20 triples, 97 home runs, 419 RBI and 65 stolen bases in 792 career
minor league games.
Has posted double-digit home runs in six of 10 minor league campaigns, including a career-high 24 in 2005 between Single-A Dunedin and Double-A
New Hampshire.
Originally drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 18th round of the 2003 draft out of the University of Texas at Arlington.
Named the 2003 Southland Conference Player of the Year and Hitter of the Year while at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Graduated from L.D. Bell High School in Hurst, Texas, where he played baseball and football.
Has more than 30 tattoos on his body.
Roberts: 2013 Season

Played in 60 games, spanning four stints, with the Rays ... hit .247 (40-for-162) with six doubles, five home runs and 17 RBI in 60 games before being
designated for assignment in August.
Broke camp with the Rays before he was optioned to Triple-A Durham, June 16 ... was also on the big league roster June 29-July 2, July 19-July 21 and
July 31-August 15.
Batted .305 (25-for-82) against southpaws compared to a .188 mark (15-for-80) against right-handed pitchers.
Went 13-for-45 (.289) with a home run and 12 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Posted his first multi-homer game of the season, April 22 vs. the Yankees, going 3-for-4 with two homers and two RBI.
Belted two homers again, July 1 at Houston, going 3-for-5 with two clouts and three RBI.
In his first action at the minor league level since 2010, Ryan posted a .210 average (26-for-124) with five doubles, one home run and 13 RBI in 37 games
with Durham.
Landed on Durhams seven-day D.L., September 10-18, with a right abdomen strain.
Elected free agency, October 11.
Roberts: Career Review

2012: Began the season with Arizona before he was traded to Tampa Bay,
July 24, for minor league infielder Tyler Bortnick ... combined to hit .235
(103-for-439) with 51 runs scored, 19 doubles, 12 home runs and 52 RBI
in a career-high tying 143 games (also done in 2011).
Began the season with the Diamondbacks, hitting .250 (63-for-252)
with nine doubles, six home runs and 34 RBI in 83 games.
Started 51 of 60 games (40 at second base, 11 at third base) after
joining the Rays on July 25, hitting .214 (40-for-187) with 10 doubles,
six home runs and 18 RBI in 60 games.
Hit a home run in his first at-bat with the Rays, July 25 at Baltimore, a
two-run shot off Miguel Gonzalez in the third inning.
Went 5-for-11 with nine RBI with the bases loaded, including a .292
mark (14-for-48) with runners in scoring position and two outs.
Excelled against the N.L. Central, hitting .302 (19-for-63) in 22 games.
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2011: Belted a career-high 19 home runs with Arizona, also setting career
marks with 86 runs, 120 hits, 25 doubles, 65 RBI, 18 stolen bases and 206
total bases ... batted .249 (120-for-482) on the season.
Ranked fourth among N.L. third baseman in homers, trailing the
Cubs Aramis Ramirez (26), San Franciscos Pablo Sandoval (21) and
Atlantas Chipper Jones (18).
Logged a .341 on-base percentage, the third-highest mark ever by a
Diamondbacks third baseman.
Batted .278 (37-for-133) against southpaws compared to a .238 mark
(83-for-349) against righties.
Went 20-for-64 (.313) with five home runs and 15 RBI in 21 April
games, marking his best monthly average of the year.
Clubbed his first-career grand slam, September 27 vs. the Dodgers, off
Javy Guerra to lift the Diamondbacks to a 7-6 walk-off victory in 10
innings.
Batted .462 (6-for-13) with a home run and 15 RBI with the bases
loaded.
Started five games at third base vs. the Brewers in the NLDS, hitting
.350 (7-for-20) with two homers and six RBI.
w Clubbed the second post-season grand slam ever by a D-backs
player, a first-inning blast off Randy Wolf in Game Four.
2010: Split the campaign between the D-backs and Triple-A Reno, hitting
.197 (13-for-66) with four doubles, two home runs and nine RBI in 36
games at the senior circuit.
Began the season with Reno before he was recalled, May 25 ...
optioned to Reno, June 21, before he was promoted again, August 24
through the end of the season.
Delivered a walk-off, pinch-hit single, June 4 vs. Colorado.
Boasted a .265 average (92-for-347) with 62 runs scored, 25 doubles,
11 home runs and 55 RBI in 94 games with Reno.
2009: Made the first Opening Day roster of his career after signing with
Arizona in the offseason batted .279 (85-for-305) with 41 runs scored,
17 doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 25 RBI in 110 games with
the D-backs.
Spent the entire campaign in the majors except for a brief, 10-game
stint with Reno from July 4-19.
Hit .310 (45-for-145) in 56 home games compared to a .250 mark
(40-for-160) in 54 road games.
Went 25-for-67 (.373) with four homers and 10 RBI in 24 games vs. the
N.L. Central.
Posted a career-high four hits, twice: August 4 at Pittsburgh and August
23 at Houston.
w Recorded his lone multi-homer game of the season, August 4.
Reached base safely via hit or walk in 15-straight games, August
22-September 7, hitting .327 (18-for-55).
2008: Spent the entire season at Triple-A Oklahoma with the exception of
a brief, one-game appearance with the Rangers big league club hit .300
(136-for-453) with 71 runs scored, 28 doubles, eight triples, 10 homers
and 66 RBI in 130 games with Oklahoma.
Made his lone Rangers appearance, July 29 vs. Seattle struck out in
his lone at-bat.
His eight triples were tied for sixth-most in the Pacific Coast League.
Posted a .388 on-base percentage thanks in large part to his 67 free
passes drawn.
2007: In his final season in the Blue Jays organization, Ryan appeared
in 100 games with Triple-A Syracuse, batting .249 (84-for-337) with 16
doubles, 12 homers and 47 RBI ... was 1-for-13 (.077) in eight games
with the Blue Jays.
2006: Made his big league debut with the Blue Jays, and went on to hit
.077 (1-for-13) with one home run and one RBI in nine games.
Was recalled by Toronto, July 30, and made his major league debut that
day in Oakland as a defensive replacement at second base.
Recorded his first-career big league hit and home run, August 3 at the
Yankees, clubbing a fifth-inning, solo home run off Cory Lidle.
Spent the majority of the season at Triple-A Syracuse, hitting .273 (99for-362) with 44 runs, 28 doubles, 10 home runs and 49 RBI in 98
games.
2005: Opened the season with Class-A Dunedin and was promoted to
Double-A New Hampshire in May ... combined to hit .277 (139-for-502)
with 87 runs scored, 28 doubles, three triples, 24 home runs and 79 RBI
in 134 games.
Was named an Eastern League mid-season All-Star and Torontos Minor
League Star of the Month for July and August.
2004: Combined to hit .263 (113-for-431) with 10 doubles, 20 home runs
and 64 RBI in 123 games between Single-A Charleston (W.V.) and Single-A
Dunedin ... named a South Atlantic League mid-season All-Star.
2003: In his first professional season, Ryan batted .278 (69-for-248) with
52 runs scored, 10 doubles, three triples, eight home runs and 36 RBI in
66 games with Single-A Auburn.
Roberts: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
Auburn-A
.278 66 248 52 69
10 3 8 36 0 2 4 35 63 7-3 10
.374 .440
2004
Charleston (WV)-A .283 64 226 38 64 9 0 13 39 0 1 9 55 50 0-0 9 .440 .496

Dunedin-A
.239 59 205 29 49 1 1 7 25 0 4 1 36 51 0-3 12 .350 .356
2005
Dunedin-A
.287 42 164 33 47 9 0 9 35 0 2 2 24 27 6-1 11 .380 .506

New Hampshire-AA .272 92 338 54 92
19 3 15 44 1 1 4 55 94 5-1 5
.379 .479
2006
Syracuse-AAA
.273 98 362 44 99
28 1 10 49 6 3 2 30 86 5-3 11
.330 .439

Toronto
.077 9 13 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 0-0 0 .143 .308
2007
Syracuse-AAA
.249 100 337 46 84 16 1 12 47 2 3 2 55 85 1-2 17 .355 .409

Toronto
.077 8 13 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 7 0-0 1 .250 .077
2008
Oklahoma-AAA
.300 130 453 71 136 28 8 10 66 1 6 2 67 78 15-3 20 .388 .464

Texas
.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .000 .000
2009
Arizona
.279 110 305 41 85 17 2 7 25 2 1 3 40 55 7-3 6 .367 .416

Reno-AAA
.310 10 42 10 13 1 1 1 10 0 0 0 6 6 7-0 2 .396 .452
2010
Reno-AAA
.265 94 347 62 92
25 2 11 55 1 6 2 56 73 16-6 13
.365 .444

Arizona
.197 36 66 8 13 4 0 2 9 1 1 0 3 17 0-0 0 .229 .348
2011
Arizona
.249 143 482 86 120 25 2 19 65 3 2 2 66 98 18-9 14 .341 .427
2012
Arizona
.250 83 252 28 63 9 0 6 34 2 4 0 22 45 6-3 7 .306 .357

Tampa Bay
.214 60 187 23 40
10 0 6 18 1 2 1 18 47 4-3 2
.284 .364
2013
Tampa Bay
.247 60 162 15 40 6 0 5 17 0 0 0 11 39 0-2 4 .295 .377

Durham-AAA
.210 37 124 12 26 5 0 1 13 1 2 0 21 30 3-1 5 .320 .274
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.245 510 1481 204 363 71 4 46 169 9 10 7 163 313 35-20 34 .321 .392
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.271 792 2846 451 771
151 20 97 419 12 30 28 440 643 65-23 115 .371 .440
1.000
3 2 1 0 3 0 First Base 1.000 3 2
1 0 3 0
.970 48 46 84 4 134 17 Second Base .986
197 294
425 10 729 91
Shortstop
-
1 -
- - -
1.000
9 3
14 0
17 3 Third Base .957
217
132
386
23
541
29
Left Field .979
35
46
1
1
48
0

Right Field -
1 -
- - -
.974 51 99 4 154 20 M.L. TOTALS .974 474
813 34
1321
120
137
RYAN ROBERTS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in 18th round of 2003 draft (scout: Andy Beene)
2007 Elected free agency 10/10 signed a one-year minor league contract with Texas 11/21
2008 Elected free agency 9/29 signed a one-year minor league contract with Arizona 11/6
2012 Acquired by Tampa Bay 7/24 for INF Tyler Bortnick
2013 Elected free agency 10/11 signed a one-year minor league contract with Cubs 1/11/14
RYAN ROBERTS CAREER HIGHS

GAME-OPENING HOMERS: 3 8/26/09 @ San Francisco (Jonathan
Sanchez), 6/11/11 @ Florida (Javier Vasquez) and 8/29/11 vs.
Colorado (Alex White)
2-HOMER GAMES: 4, most recently 7/1/13 @ Houston
GRAND SLAMS: 2 9/27/11 vs. Los Angeles-N.L. (Javy Guerra) and
10/5/11 vs. Milwaukee (Randy Wolf)
MOST HITS: 4 (twice), most recently 8/23/09 @ Houston
MOST RBI: 4 9/27/11 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 6/8/12 vs. Oakland

MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (four times), most recently 7/1/13 @
Houston
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 (four times), most recently 7/21/12 vs.
Houston
MOST WALKS: 3 (twice), most recently 9/8/11 vs. San Diego
MARATHONS IN CUBS HISTORY

By Time: 6:10 (21 Innings) August 17-August 18, 1982 2-1 loss to Los Angeles at Wrigley Field
9-Inning Game: 4:22 May 11, 2000 14-8 loss to Milwaukee at Wrigley Field
By Innings: 22 May 17, 1927 4-3 win over Boston at Braves Field
21 July 17, 1918 2-1 win over Philadelphia at Weeghman Park
21 August 17-18, 1982 2-1 loss to Los Angeles at Wrigley Field
20 June 30, 1892 2-2 tie against Cincinnati at League Park
20 August 24, 1905 2-1 win over Philadelphia at Baker Bowl
20 August 28, 1930 8-7 loss to St. Louis at Wrigley Field
20 July 6, 1980 5-4 loss to Pittsburgh at Three Rivers Stadium
19 June 22, 1902 3-2 win over Pittsburgh at West Side Grounds
19 June 17, 1915 4-3 win over Brooklyn at West Side Grounds
19 August 17, 1932 3-2 win over Boston at Wrigley Field
19 May 17, 1939 9-9 tie vs. Brooklyn at Wrigley Field
18 13 times, most recently August 15, 2006 8-6 win over Houston at Minute Maid Park
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56 Hector Rondon
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 180
FULL NAME: Hector Luis Rondon (Ron-DOHN)
BORN: 2/26/88 in Guatire, Venezuela
OPENING DAY AGE: 26
RESIDES: Guatire, Venezuela
FAMILY: Married Keilin
MLS: 1+0
SIGNED BY: Stewart Ruiz (Cleveland)

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs from
Cleveland in the major league portion of Rule
5 Draft 12/6/12
Rondon: Facts and Information

Hector begins his second season with the Cubs after spending the first eight campaigns of his professional career in the Cleveland Indians system was
selected by Chicago in the major league portion of the 2012 Rule 5 Draft, and spent the entire 2013 season on the major league roster.
Was 2-1 with a 4.77 ERA (29 ER/54.2 IP) in 45 relief appearances last season for the Cubs.
Is 36-36 with a 3.88 ERA (253 ER/587.0 IP) in 120 minor league games, all but seven as a starter has struck out 526 while walking 121.
Underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, August 25, 2010 ... had a second procedure in December of 2011 to repair an elbow fracture missed
most of the 2011 and 2012 seasons recovering from the injury.
Made the Eastern League All-Star team while earning honors as Clevelands Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2009.
In 2008, he was ranked as the ninth-best prospect in the Carolina League by Baseball America made the Carolina League All-Star team that season.
Originally signed by Cleveland as a non-drafted free agent, August 3, 2004.
Rondon: 2013 Season

Hector was selected from Cleveland in the major league portion of the 2012 Rule 5 Draft, and posted a 2-1 record with two holds, a 4.77 ERA (29 ER/54.2
IP) and 44 strikeouts in 45 relief appearances for Chicago in his first career big league action.
Struck out 44 in 54.2 innings, an average of 7.24 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched walked 25.
Retired the first batter faced 31 times in 45 outings stranded six of 12 inherited runners.
Held the opponent scoreless in 28 of 45 relief appearances.
Ended the season with nine-straight scoreless outings (9.0 IP) dating to September 3 vs. Miami.
Tossed a season-high 2.0 innings of relief 11 times.
Held left-handed hitters to a .190 batting average (19-for-100).
Went 1-1 with a 3.20 ERA (9 ER/25.1 IP) in 20 appearances following the All-Star break compared to a 1-0 mark with a 6.14 ERA (20 ER/29.1 IP) in
25 relief appearances before the break.
Made his major league debut, April 3 at Pittsburgh tossed a scoreless sixth inning (2 BB, 2 SO) in relief of Edwin Jackson.
Earned his first major league win with 2.0 scoreless innings of relief in the Cubs 6-5, 14-inning victory, June 13 vs. Cincinnati (1 H), fanning a career-high
four hitters.
Made 13 relief appearances for Leones del Caracas in the Venezuela Winter League, going 2-0 with a 3.65 ERA (5 ER/12.1 IP).
Rondon: Career Review

2012: Missed most of the year with a right elbow strain had no record
with a 1.29 ERA (1 ER/7.0 IP) in four games (two starts) between Double-A
Akron and the Indians Rookie League team in August.
Pitched in 23 games for Leones de Caracas in the Venezuela Winter
League, going 2-1 with a 4.29 ERA (10 ER/21.0 IP).
Limited hitters to a .208 batting average (15-for-72).
2011: Still recovering from right elbow surgery, Hector appeared in just
two games with Single-A Mahoning Valley had no record with a 3.00
ERA (1 ER/3.0 IP) ... was on the seven-day D.L., April 7-September 21.
2010: Started seven games with Triple-A Columbus before undergoing
Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, August 25.
Was 1-3 with an 8.53 ERA (30 ER/31.2 IP) in seven starts before his
injury recorded 33 strikeouts while issuing 10 walks.
Picked up the win, May 6 at Lehigh Valley, while striking out a seasonhigh eight.
Placed on the seven-day D.L., May 13, before undergoing surgery in
August.
2009: Split the season between Double-A Akron and Triple-A Columbus,
going 11-10 with a 3.38 ERA (55 ER/146.1 IP) in 27 games (25 starts)
named Cleveland Indians Minor League Pitcher of the Year.
Led Clevelands farm system in strikeouts (137), was third in total wins
and fourth in innings pitched.
Selected to the Eastern League All-Star team but did not participate
due to his promotion to Columbus, July 5.
Began the season at Akron, going 7-5 with a 2.75 ERA (22 ER/72.0 IP)
in 15 games (13 starts) punched out 73 while holding opponents to
a .227 batting average (60-for-264).
2008: Hector spent the entire campaign at Single-A Kinston, going 11-6
with a 3.60 ERA (58 ER/145.0 IP) in 27 starts struck out a career-high
145 and walked 42.
Recorded a seven-game winning streak, May 25-July 4 owned a 2.03
ERA (9 ER/40.0 IP) to go along with 46 strikeouts.
Went 4-0 with a 1.29 ERA (4 ER/28.0 IP) in five June starts.
Was named to the Carolina League All-Star team while being ranked as
the ninth-best prospect in the league by Baseball America.
2007: In his first season at the Single-A level, Hector went 7-10 with a
4.37 ERA (66 ER/136.0 IP) in 27 starts with the Lake County Captains.
Finished the campaign with 113 strikeouts, good for fifth in the Indians
farm system.
Went 3-0 with a 3.23 ERA (11 ER/30.2 IP) in six May starts fanned
27 while issuing just five walks.
2006: Made 11 starts for the Indians Gulf Coast Rookie League team,
going 3-4 with a 5.13 ERA (30 ER/52.2 IP) punched out 32 and walked
only three.
Held right-handed hitters to a .274 batting average (40-for-146) compared to a .310 mark (22-for-71) against lefties.
Did not walk a batter in eight of 11 starts.
Finished tied first in the Gulf Coast League with 11 starts.
2005: In his first season with the Cleveland organization, Hector went 3-3
with a 1.65 ERA (12 ER/65.1 IP) in 15 games (12 starts) with the Indians
Dominican League ballclub ... struck out 55 while walking just eight in
65.1 innings.
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Rondon: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2005
DSL Indians-R
3-3 1.65 15 12 1 0 1 65.1 60 24 12 2 6 8 55 4 0
2006
GCL Indians-R
3-4 5.13 11
+11 0 0 0 52.2 62 34 30 6 8 3 32 1 0
2007
Lake County-A
7-10 4.37 27
27 0 0 0 136.0
143 78 66 13 11 27
113 4 1
2008
Kinston-A
11-6 3.60 27
27 0 0 0 145.0
130 63 58 12 10 42
145 3 3
2009
Akron-AA
7-5 2.75 15 13 1 0 0 72.0 60 23 22 3 3 16 73 3 0

Columbus-AAA
4-5 4.00 12 12 0 0 0 74.1 83 38 33 8 4 13 64 0 0
2010
Columbus-AAA
1-3 8.53 7 7 0 0 0 31.2 48 32 30 12 2 10 33 0 0
2011
Mahoning Valley-A 0-0
3.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0
2012
AZL Indians-R
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0
Akron-AA
0-0
2.25 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 1 1 0 0 1 3 1 0
2013
CUBS
2-1 4.77 45 0 0 0 0 54.2 52 29 29 6 3 25 44 4 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
36-36 3.88 120 113 2 0 1 587.0 593 294 253 56 44 121 526 16 4
+Tied For League Lead
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013/Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 45 9 8 0 17 1
HECTOR RONDONS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2004 Signed by Cleveland as a non-drafted free agent 8/3 (scout: Stewart Ruiz)
2012 Selected by Cubs in the major league portion of the Rule 5 Draft 12/6
HECTOR RONDONS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 4 6/13/13 vs. Cincinnati
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 4 (twice), most recently 8/25/13 @ San Diego LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 2.0 innings (11 times), most
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 2 (five times), most recently 7/23/13 @
recently 8/21/13 vs. Washington
Arizona
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK: 9.0 innings
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 4 4/30/13 vs. San Diego
9/3/13-current
CONSECUTIVE-GAME STREAKS
A consecutive-game playing streak shall be extended if a player plays one-half inning on defense, or if he completes a time at-bat by reaching base or
being put out. A pinch-running appearance does not extend a streak. If a player is ejected from a game by an umpire before he can
comply with the requirements of this rule, his streak shall continue.
A consecutive-game hitting streak shall not be terminated if all a players plate appearances result in a base on balls, hit batsman, defensive interference or sacrifice bunt. The streak shall end if the player has a sacrifice fly and no hit.
FARM PRODUCE
Fifteen members of the Cubs spring-opening 40-man major league roster were originally signed by the Cubs organization: pitchers Alberto Cabrera,
Dallas Beeler, Blake Parker, Chris Rusin, James Russell and Jeff Samardzija; catcher Welington Castillo; infielders
Arismendy Alcantara, Darwin Barney, Starlin Castro, Junior Lake, Josh Vitters and Logan Watkins; outfielders Brett Jackson and Matt Szczur
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59 Zac Rosscup
BATS: Right
LHP
WEIGHT: 205
FULL NAME: Zachary M. Rosscup
BORN: 6/9/88 in Clackamas, OR
RESIDES: Portland, OR
FAMILY: Married Mindy
MLS: 0+27
SIGNED BY: Paul Kirsch (Tampa Bay)

HOW ACQUIRED: From Tampa Bay 1/8/11
with P Matt Garza and OF Fernando Perez for P
Chris Archer, C Robinson Chirinos, INF Hak-Ju
Lee, OF Sam Fuld and OF Brandon Guyer
Rosscup: Facts and Information

Zac, who made his major league debut last September with the Cubs, is in his sixth professional season and his fourth in the Cubs organization ... originally
selected by Tampa Bay in the 28th round of the 2009 draft, he was acquired by Chicago in January of 2011 as part of an eight-player deal with the Rays.
Posted a 1.35 ERA (1 ER/6.2 IP) in 10 September relief appearances for the Cubs last season.
Is 14-10 with a 2.62 ERA (63 ER/216.2 IP) in 94 career minor league games, including 27 starts ... has struck out 246 batters in 216.2 minor league
innings, good for an average of 10.2 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
Took part in the Cubs inaugural Rookie Development Program in January of 2013.
Attended Chemeketa Community College in Salem, Ore.
Rosscup: 2013 Season

Zac was a September call-up with Chicago, and in his first major league action he pitched to a 1.35 ERA (1 ER/6.2 IP) in 10 relief appearances
combined to go 2-2 with three saves and a 2.12 ERA (12 ER/51.0 IP) in 46 relief appearances between Double-A Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa to begin
the year ... was his second season pitching primarily out of the bullpen.
Did not allow a run in nine of 10 relief appearances with the big league club walked seven and struck out seven.
Held big league left-handed hitters to a .100 batting average (1-for-10), while limiting righties to a .154 mark (2-for-13).
Joined the big league club, September 3 made his major league debut later that day vs. Miami, working 0.2-scoreless innings while striking out one.
Between Double-A and Triple-A, struck out 83 batters in 51.0 innings, an average of 14.6 strikeouts per 9.0 innings, while limiting foes to a .195 batting
average (36-for-185).
Allowed just two home runs in 51.0 minor league innings.
Began the season with Tennessee, going 2-1 with three saves and a 2.49 ERA (12 ER/43.1 IP) in 37 outings to earn his first-ever promotion to Triple-A.
Promoted to Iowa, August 9, and did not allow an earned run in nine outings for the I-Cubs, striking out 17 in 7.2 innings.
Rosscup: Career Review

2012: Spent the first two months of the season on SIngle-A Daytonas
disabled list, before returning in June and going 2-1 with a 3.45 ERA (12
ER/31.1 IP) and 45 strikeouts in 15 games (one start) between Double-A
Tennessee, Single-A Peoria and Rookie League Mesa.
Placed on Daytonas seven-day D.L., April 5-June 24, with left elbow
tendinitis.
Struck out five hitters in back-to-back relief appearances, June 30 and
July 5 finished the week with 10 strikeouts in 5.0 innings.
Promoted to Tennessee, July 7 went 0-1 with a 4.84 ERA (12
ER/22.1 IP) in 11 games (one start) struck out 29 hitters and walked
19.
Struck out a season-best six hitters in 3.2 innings, July 27 at
Jacksonville.
Tossed a season-high 5.0 innings of relief, August 2 vs. Pensacola, allowing one run on two hits while fanning four.
Held left-handed hitters to a .143 average (3-for-21) compared to a
.193 mark (11-for-57) against righties at the Double-A level.
2010: Appeared in 12 games (eight starts) with Single-A Hudson Valley

and Tampa Bays Gulf Coast Rookie League team, posting a 3-1 record with
a 2.64 ERA (13 ER/44.1 IP) and 41 strikeouts.
Began the campaign with the Gulf Coast Rays, logging a 1.04 ERA (1
ER/8.2 IP) in three games (one start).
Promoted to Hudson Valley, July 17, going 3-1 with a save and a 3.03
ERA (12 ER/35.2 IP) in nine games (seven starts).
Struck out 35 batters while not allowing a home run in 35.2 innings
with Hudson Valley.
Struck out a career-high 10 hitters in 5.2 innings, August 23 vs.
Brooklyn.
games (nine starts) in his first professional season with Rookie League
Princeton.
Earned his first professional victory, July 28 at Bluefield, allowing two
unearned runs in 5.0 innings.
Did not allow a home run in 40.1 innings.
2011: In his first season with the Cubs organization, spent the entire
campaign at Single-A Daytona, going 4-2 with a 2.54 ERA (14 ER/49.2 IP)
with 50 strikeouts in 11 games (nine starts) during an injury-shortened
season.
Traded to the Cubs in January of 2011 with pitcher Matt Garza and
outfielder Fernando Perez as part of an eight-player deal.
Struck out a season-high nine hitters in 5.0 innings, June 16 at Brevard
County.
Did not allow a home run in his first 27.0 innings of work finished the
year surrendering four homers in 49.2 innings.
Placed on Daytonas seven-day D.L., June 23-September 12, with a left
shoulder sprain, ending his season.
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Rosscup: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2009
Princeton-R
2010
GCL Rays-R

Hudson Valley-A
2011
Daytona-A
2012
Mesa-R

Peoria-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
CUBS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-4 2.68 10 9 0 0 0 40.1 41 20 12 0 1 6 27 4 0
0-0
1.04 3 1 0 0 0 8.2 5 3 1 0 1 2 6 0 0
3-1 3.03 9 7 0 0 1 35.2 27 16 12 0 0 7 35 2 0
4-2 2.54 11 9 0 0 0 49.2 43 17 14 4 2 19 50 0 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
2-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 7.1 3 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0
0-1 4.84 11 1 0 0 0 22.1 14 12 12 1 1 19 29 3 0
2-1 2.49 37 0 0 0 3 43.1 31 12 12 2 0 19 66 3 0
0-1 0.00 9 0 0 0 0 7.2 5 5 0 0 0 6 17 0 0
0-0
1.35
10 0 0 0 0 6.2 3 1 1 1 0 7 7 0 0
14-10
2.62 94 27 0 0 4 216.2
169 85 63 7 5 78
246 12 0
YEAR
2013/Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
PCT G PO A E TC DP
--- 10 0 0 0 0 0
ZAC ROSSCUPS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2009 Selected by Tampa Bay in 28th round of draft (scout: Paul Kirsch)
2011 Acquired by Cubs 1/8 with RHP Matt Garza and OF Fernando Perez for RHP Chris Archer, C Robinson Chirinos, INF Hak-Ju Lee, OF Sam Fuld and OF Brandon
Guyer
MOST STRIKEOUTS: 2 9/28/13 @ St. Louis
ZAC ROSSCUPS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 3.1 9/20-29/13
TRIPLE PLAYS LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

The Cubs have been involved in 76 triple plays since 1876, turning 40 and hitting into 36. The Cubs have hit into the last three triple plays theyve
been involved in (most recently May 14, 2000, at Montreal).
On May 10, 1997, in San Francisco, the Cubs turned their last triple play. The Giants Stan Javier faced Amaury Telemaco in the fifth inning with Kirk
Rueter on second base and Darryl Hamilton on first. Javier hit a fly ball to short center field, with second base umpire Bob Davidson invoking the
infield fly rule. The ball dropped in, and both baserunners were thrown out attempting to advance (center fielder Brian McRae to third
baseman Jose Hernandez to second baseman Ryne Sandberg).
The last triple play turned at Wrigley Field was by San Francisco on May 8, 1998 (first baseman Charlie Hayes to shortstop Rich Aurilia). The last
time the Cubs turned a triple play at The Friendly Confines occurred June 2, 1983, vs. Pittsburgh when Pirates pitcher Rick Rhoden hit into an
around-the-horn triple killing (third baseman Ron Cey to second baseman Ryne Sandberg to first baseman Bill Buckner).
On May 30, 1927, shortstop Jimmy Cooney turned the only unassisted triple play in Cubs history. In the fourth inning of the Cubs game in Pittsburgh,
Cooney caught Paul Waners line drive, stepped on second base to retire Lloyd Waner, then tagged Clyde Barnhart off first.
THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME

The Cubs won 16 consecutive games Jon Lieber started at Wrigley Field from May 24, 2001-May 6, 2002. He had a personal 13-0 mark over the
16-start span.
The stretch is tied for the longest winning span for a pitcher at Wrigley Field since the ballpark was built in 1914. The club previously won 16-straight
Lon Warneke starts May 27, 1932-April 18, 1933 (Warneke went 13-0 at home over the span).
The ballpark record for consecutive victories by an individual is 15, set by Bill Lee from September 7, 1935-August 26, 1936 (17 starts).
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20 Justin Ruggiano
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 210
MLS: 3+19
FULL NAME: Justin Marshall Ruggiano

(roo-jee-AH-noh)
BORN: 4/12/82 in Austin, TX
FAMILY: Married Shelly ... Children

SIGNED BY: Chris Smith (Dodgers)
RESIDES: Austin, TX
Brooks Ryan and Ava
HOW ACQUIRED: From Miami 12/12/13 for

OF Brian Bogusevic
Ruggiano: Facts and Information

Justin is in his first season with Chicago after being acquired by the club in December of 2013 for outfielder Brian Bogusevic owns a .251 batting
average (228-for-907) with 49 doubles, two triples, 37 home runs and 109 RBI in 317 games with Tampa Bay (2007-08, 2011) and Miami (2012-13).
In the last two seasons with Miami, the right-handed hitter has combined to record 41 doubles, 31 home runs, 86 RBI and a .452 slugging percentage
that contributed to a .781 OPS.
Has spent time at all three outfield positions, seeing action in 148 games in center field, 108 games in left field and 42 games in right field.
w Owns a .986 fielding percentage (8 E/558 TC).
Has set career-highs in home runs each season following his rookie campaign in 2007 (two in 2008, four in 2011, 13 in 2012 and 18 in 2013).
Was a member of Team USA that defeated Cuba to win the International Baseball Federation World Cup in 2012, snapping Cubas streak of nine-straight
World Cup gold medal wins.
w Tied for the tournament lead with three home runs.
In nine seasons at the minor league level, has posted a .296 average (862-for-2,910) with 201 doubles, 19 triples, 108 home runs and 503 RBI in 805
games.
Honored as the Durham Bulls Player of the Year in 2007 after hitting .309 (149-for-482) with 29 doubles, 20 home runs and 73 RBI in 127 games.
w Named to the International League mid-season and postseason All-Star teams while being recognized by Baseball America as a Triple-A All-Star.
Originally selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 25th round of the 2004 Draft out of Texas A&M University.
Attended Blinn Junior College in Brenham, Texas, before transferring to A&M.
Graduated from L.C. Anderson (Texas) High School earned All-State honors as a senior and was selected to play in the Texas High School All-Star Game.
Ruggiano: 2013 Season

Spent the entire season with the Miami Marlins, hitting .222 (94-for-424) while setting career marks with 128 games, 49 runs, 94 hits, 18 home runs,
41 walks and 15 stolen bases.
Batted .303 (43-for-142) in 40 day games compared to a .181 average (51-for-282) in 88 night games.
Went 16-for-49 (.327) with four homers and 10 RBI in 17 August games after hitting .069 (4-for-58) in July.
Hit .248 (33-for-133) against southpaws compared to a .210 mark (61-for-291) against righties.
His first 12 homers of the season came on the road, tying Derrek Lees franchise record in 2000 for most consecutive home runs hit on the road to begin
a season.
Clubbed solo homers in consecutive games, April 19-20 at Cincinnati.
Set career-highs in runs scored (four) and hit by pitches (two) in May 5ths 14-2 win in Philadelphia.
Snapped a club record 0-for-42 hitless skid, August 14 at Kansas City, going 3-for-4 with a RBI.
Recorded three multi-homer games; May 5 at Philadelphia, June 23 at San Francisco and August 16 vs. San Francisco.
w On August 16, became the only player in club history to have multi-homer games in consecutive contests against same opponent (Giants).
Posted a season-high six-game hitting streak twice, August 20-29 and September 14-19.
Ruggiano: Career Review

2012: Began the season in Houstons system after signing as a minor
league free agent ... traded to Miami for catcher Jobduan Morales in May
appeared in 91 big league games with the Marlins, batting .313 (90-for288) with 23 doubles, 13 home runs and 36 RBI.
Recorded a career-high and team-best .313 average, while leading the
club in OBP (.374).
Logged a .330 batting average (30-for-91) against southpaws
compared to a .305 mark (60-for-197) against righties.
Was 38-for-126 (.302) with four homers and 27 RBI with runners on
base.
Clubbed his first-career, pinch-homer, June 1 at Philadelphia.
Enjoyed a career-best 10-game hitting streak, June 27-July 7, batting
.486 (18-for-37) with three doubles, four homers and 11 RBI.
His .400 batting average (20-for-50) in June qualified for first in the
N.L., as did his .740 slugging percentage.
Homered in three-straight games, July 2-4 at Milwaukee.
Posted a career-high tying four hits, August 28 vs. Washington.
Suffered a season-ending shoulder injury, September 21 at the Mets
was not placed on the disabled list.
2011: Began the season with Triple-A Durham before being promoted to
the big leagues in May batted .248 (26-for-105) with four doubles, four
home runs and 13 RBI in 46 games with Tampa Bay.
Clubbed his first homer of the season, May 30 vs. Texas, a three-run
shot off Derek Holland.
Enjoyed a season-high eight-game hitting streak, June 6-14
registered multi-hit efforts in six of those contests.
Logged a season-best three hits, June 12 at Baltimore, going 3-for-5
with a run scored.
Batted .271 (16-for-59) against right-handed pitchers compared to a
.217 mark (10-for-46) vs. southpaws.
Went 9-for-23 (.391) with runners in scoring position and 16-for-41
(.390) with men on base.
Placed on Tampa Bays 15-day D.L., August 10-September 1, with a left
knee injury.
w Appeared in six games with Durham as part of a rehab assignment, batting .318 (7-for-22) with a home run and four RBI.
All told, posted a .304 average (51-for-168) with 13 doubles, seven
home runs and 34 RBI in 43 games at Durham.
Posted back-to-back, multi-homer games for Durham, April 18-19
went 6-for-10 (.600) with four home runs and seven RBI during the
stretch.
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2010: Spent the entire season at Triple-A Durham aside from June 12-15
with the Rays (did not appear in a game) hit .287 (131-for-457) with
77 runs scored, 31 doubles, 15 home runs, 70 RBI and 24 stolen bases in
117 games with the Bulls.
Led Durham in games played and at-bats.
His 77 runs scored ranked fourth in the International League.
Ranked among Rays organizational leaders with 15 homers (tied for
fourth) and 70 RBI (fourth).
Recorded 10 outfield assists, good for third-best in the IL.
Landed on Durhams seven-day D.L., May 3-15, with a left biceps strain.
Played for Yaquis de Obregon of the Mexican Winter League, appearing
in five games.
2009: Appearing in a team-high 123 games with Triple-A Durham, Justin
hit .253 (119-for-471) with 71 runs scored, 28 doubles, 15 home runs, 72
RBI and 23 stolen bases.
Stole 20 or more bases for the third-straight season.
Finished May hitting .300 (30-for-100) with six homers and 21 RBI in
28 games.
Went 8-for-16 (.500) with three grand slams and 26 RBI with the bases
loaded.
Recorded a career-high three home runs, May 5 at Gwinnett.
Led the team with a .450 batting average (9-for-20) in the Bulls firstround playoff series vs. Louisville.
Following the season, played for Caracas in the Venezuelan Winter
League.
2008: Played in 45 games over four stints with Tampa Bays big league
club, hitting .197 (15-for-76) with four doubles, two home runs and seven
RBI.
Hit his first-career home run, June 21 vs. Houston off Wandy Rodriguez.
Made 14 starts on the season; eight in right field, five in left field and
one in center field.
Posted a .315 batting average (81-for-257) with 18 doubles, three
triples, 11 home runs and 51 RBI in 66 games with Triple-A Durham.
Landed on Durhams seven-day D.L., July 7-19 with tendinitis in his right
forearm.
2007: Made his big league debut in September after spending the entire
season at Triple-A Durham batted .214 (3-for-14) with two runs scored
and three RBI in seven games with the Rays.
Made his major league debut, September 19 at the Angels, as a pinchrunner.
Recorded his first career big league hit, September 26 vs. the Yankees,
singling off Joba Chamberlain.
In his first action at Triple-A, hit .309 (149-for-482) with 78 runs
scored, 29 doubles, 20 home runs and 73 RBI in 127 games with
Durham.
2006: Hit .280 (112-for-400) with 76 runs scored, 32 doubles, six triples,
13 home runs and 72 RBI in 120 games with Double-A affiliates Montgomery and Jacksonville.
Began the season with Jacksonville in the Dodgers organization before
being traded to Tampa Bay in June.
w Was the player to be named later in the June 27 trade that sent
catcher Dioner Navarro and pitcher Jae Seo to Tampa Bay for
catcher Toby Hall, pitcher Mark Hendrickson and cash considerations.
Named the Rays Minor League Player of the Month for April after hitting
.348 (31-for-89) with 13 doubles and 27 RBI.
2005: Split the season between Single-A Vero Beach and Double-A Jacksonville, batting .323 (130-for-403) with 70 runs scored, 25 doubles, five
triples, 15 home runs and 66 RBI in 124 games.
Was named to the Florida State League All-Star team as a member of
Vero Beach earned a promotion to Jacksonville in June, where he
helped the Suns to the Southern League Championship.
2004: In his first professional season, Justin batted .329 (51-for-155)
with 12 doubles, seven home runs and 36 RBI in 46 games with Rookie
League Ogden.
Ruggiano: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2004
Ogden-R
.329 46 155 26 51
12 0 7 36 0 3 6 23 38 6-1 0
.428 .542
2005
Vero Beach-A
.310 71 242 47 75
15 4 9 37 0 1 9 28 65 16-5 5
.400 .517

Jacksonville-AA .342 53 161 23 55
10 1 6 29 0 1 6 17 56 8-3 2
.422 .528
2006
Jacksonville-AA .260 89 292 51 76
18 3 9 45 0 3 5 46 74 10-5 3
.367 .435

Montgomery-AA .333 31 108 25 36
14 3 4 27 1 0 2 19 29 4-4 0
.442 .630
2007
Durham-AAA
.309 127 482 78 149 29 2 20 73 2 1 8 53 151 26-11 0 .386 .502

Tampa Bay
.214 7 14 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 5 0-0 0 .267 .214
2008
Durham-AAA# .315 66 257 49 81
18 3 11 51 0 5 5 22 77 20-3 3
.374 .537

Tampa Bay
.197 45 76 9 15 4 0 2 7 0 0 1 4 27 2-0 1 .247 .329
2009
Durham-AAA
.253 123 471 71 119 28 1 15 72 1 4 5 51 147 23-4 1 .330 .412
2010
Durham-AAA
.287 117 457 77 131 31 0 15 70 0 0 8 42 129 24-6 5 .357 .453
2011
Durham-AAA
.304 43 168 29 51
13 1 7 34 2 0 0 20 42 12-2 4
.378 .518

Tampa Bay
.248 46 105 11 26 4 0 4 13 1 1 0 4 26 1-1 0 .273 .400
2012
Oklahoma City-AAA .325 39 117 21 38
13 1 5 29 0 2 0 18 24 5-3 2
.409 .581

Miami
.313 91 288 38 90
23 1 13 36 1 1 0 29 84 14-8 3
.374 .535
2013
Miami
.222 128 424 49 94 18 1 18 50 1 0 5 41 114 15-8 4 .298 .396
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.251 317 907 109 228 49 2 37 109 3 2 6 79 256 32-17 8 .315 .432
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.296 805 2910 497 862
201 19 108 503 6 20 54 339 832 154-47 32 .378 .490
.974
23 37 1 1
108
139
4 1
144 0
.985
84
197 2 3
148
346
5 6
357 1
1.000
5 8 0 0 8 0 Right Field .982
42 56
0 1 57 0
.984
242 3 4
249 0 M.L. TOTALS .986
541
9 8
558 1
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JUSTIN RUGGIANOS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2004 Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 25th round of 2004 draft (scout: Chris Smith)
2006 Acquired by Tampa Bay 7/19 with C Dioner Navarro and RHP Jae Seo for C Toby Hall, LHP Mark Hendrickson and cash considerations
2011 On disabled list 8/7-9/1 left knee bursitis included injury rehab assignment to Durham (8/14-9/1)
2012 Elected free agency 1/30 signed a minor league contract with Houston 2/6
2012 Acquired by Miami 5/26 for C Jobduan Morales
2013 Acquired by Cubs 12/12 for OF Brian Bogusevic
JUSTIN RUGGIANOS CAREER HIGHS

2-HOMER GAMES: 3, most recently 8/16/13 vs. San Francisco
MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 5/5/13 @ Philadelphia
PINCH HOMERS: 1 6/1/12 @ Philadelphia (Antonio Bastardo)
MOST STOLEN BASES: 3 7/13/12 vs. Washington
MOST HITS: 4 8/28/12 vs. Washington
MOST HIT BY PITCHES: 2 5/5/13 @ Philadelphia
MOST RBI: 4 (twice), most recently 8/16/13 vs. San Francisco
MOST WALKS: 2 (10 times), most recently 9/25/13 vs. Philadelphia
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (three times), most recently 9/16/13 @
Philadelphia
32 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER

The Cubs have had four starting pitchers make 32 or more starts in a season just three times since 1901. Most recently, the 2007 squad accomplished the feat when Ted Lilly and Carlos Zambrano made 34 starts apiece while Jason Marquis started 33 games and Rich Hill started 32
contests.
Prior to 2007, the last time Chicago had four starters with at least 32 outings apiece was in 1977 when Ray Burris (39), Rick Reuschel (37), Bill
Bonham (34) and Mike Krukow (33) turned the trick. In 1975, Reuschel (37), Bonham (36), Burris (35) and Steve Stone (32) teamed up to
accomplish the feat.
ALL IN THE FAMILY

There have been eight sets of fathers and sons who have played for the Cubs, most
recently Joe and Casey Coleman ... there have been 11 sets of brothers to play
for the Cubs, most recently Jerry and Scott Hairston.
The complete list of father/son and brother duos to appear in a game for the Cubs:
CUBS FATHER/SON COMBINATIONS
FATHER SON
Bobby Adams (1957-59)
Mike Adams (1976-77)
Joe Coleman (1976)
Casey Coleman (2010-12)
Jimmy Cooney (1890-92)
Jimmy Cooney (1926-27)
Herm Doscher (1879)
Jack Doscher (1903)
Randy Hundley (1966-73, 1976-77)
Todd Hundley (2001-02)
Marty Keough (1966)
Matt Keough (1986)
Gary Matthews (1984-87)
Gary Matthews Jr. (2000-01)
Chris Speier (1985-86)
Justin Speier (1998)
CUBS BROTHER COMBINATIONS
BROTHER BROTHER
Danny Breeden* (1971)
Hal Breeden* (1971)
Kid Camp* (1894)
Lew Camp* (1893-94)
Mort Cooper (1949)
Walker Cooper (1954-55)
Larry Corcoran* (1880-85)
Mike Corcoran* (1884)
Sammy Drake (1960-61)
Solly Drake (1956)
Jiggs Parrott* (1892-95)
Tom Parrott* (1893)
Eric Patterson (2007)
Corey Patterson (2000-05)
Rick Reuschel* (1972-81, 1983-84)
Paul Reuschel* (1975-78)
Ed Sauer (1943-45)
Hank Sauer (1949-55)
Jim Tyrone (1972, 1974-75)
Wayne Tyrone (1976)
Jerry Hairston Jr. (2005-06)
Scott Hairston (2013)
*Cubs Teammates
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18 Chris Rusin
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
LHP
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195
FULL NAME: Christopher Patrick Rusin
BORN: 10/22/86 in Detroit, MI
OPENING DAY AGE: 27
RESIDES: Canton, MI
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0+115
SIGNED BY: Lukas McKnight

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in
fourth round of 2009 draft
Rusin: Facts and Information

Chris is in his sixth pro season in the organization after he was selected by Chicago in the fourth round of the 2009 draft ... made his major league debut
in 2012, and has pitched for the Cubs in parts of the last two seasons.
Is 4-9 with a 4.69 ERA (50 ER/96.0 IP) in 20 major league starts dating to 2012 ... was 2-6 with a 3.93 ERA (29 ER/66.1 IP) in 13 starts last year.
w Had 22.1 consecutive scoreless innings on the road from July 27-September 12, 2013, the longest stretch by a Cubs left-handed rookie pitcher
in club history.
Is 30-28 with a 3.72 ERA (227 ER/549.0 IP) in 105 career minor league games (98 starts) ... has walked just 141 batters in 549.0 innings, striking out
387.
w Named a Pacific Coast League mid-season All-Star in 2013.
Graduated from the University of Kentucky in May of 2009 ... became Kentuckys first, first-team All-SEC pitcher since MLB set-up man Scott Downs
earned the honor in 1997.
Graduated from Divine Child High School in Dearborn, Mich., in 2005.
Rusin: 2013 Season

Chris posted a 3.93 ERA with a 2-6 record in 13 starts spanning two stints with Chicago ... spun 22.1 consecutive
scoreless innings on the road from July 27-September 12, the longest stretch by a Cubs left-handed rookie
pitcher in franchise history.
Between Triple-A Iowa (121.0 IP) and the Cubs (66.1), tossed a career-high 187.1
innings.
Pitched to a 2.64 ERA (13 ER/44.1 IP) in his first eight big league starts, July
2-August 25 ... had a 6.55 ERA (16 ER/22.0 IP) in his final five outings.
His 3.03 ERA (13 ER/38.2 IP) in seven road starts was more than two runs
lower than his 5.20 home ERA (16 ER/27.2 IP) in six outings.
Twice pitched a season-high 7.0 innings: July 27 at San Francisco (0 ER) and
September 12 at Pittsburgh (2 ER).
Recalled, July 2, and made the start in Oakland after Scott Feldman was traded to
Baltimore earlier in the day ... optioned back to Iowa following the start.
Recalled again, July 22, and made the spot start in Arizona following Matt Garzas trade to Texas
... earned the win, allowing two runs in 5.0 innings, and remained in the rotation the rest of the
season.
Received a no-decision in Chicagos 1-0 victory, July 27 at San Francisco tossed
a career-high, 7.0-scoreless innings, allowing just three hits while walking two and
fanning three it marked his first-career quality start.
w Opened the game with 4.2-hitless innings before allowing a Joaquin
Arias single.
Named a Pacific Coast League All-Star, going 8-7 with a 3.35 ERA (45
ER/121.0 IP) in 19 games (18 starts) for Iowa.
June 17 vs. Omaha, pitched the first complete game and shutout of his
career, allowing five hits, one walk and matching his season-high
with eight strikeouts in the I-Cubs 2-0 victory.
w It marked the first 9.0-inning, complete-game shutout by
an I-Cubs pitcher since Sergio Mitre turned the trick in
2004 the shutout was part of a career-high, 24.0-scoreless innings streak spanning four starts, June 7-22.
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Rusin: Career Review

2012: Chris spent a majority of the season with Triple-A Iowa prior to
making his major league debut with the Cubs, August 21 in Milwaukee
... all told, he made seven starts for Chicago, going 2-3 with a 6.37 ERA
(21 ER/29.2 IP).
Allowed two or fewer walks in six of seven major league starts.
Tossed a season-high 5.0 innings in five of seven outings, and held the
opponent to two or fewer runs in four starts.
Made his major league debut, August 21 in Milwaukee ... allowed one
run on one hit, while walking two and fanning four in 5.0 innings, but
was tagged with the loss.
w Was perfect through 3.0 innings until hitting Norichika Aoki to
lead off the fourth frame recorded his first big league hit with
a triple off Marco Estrada in his first at-bat (1-for-2).
Went 8-9 with a 4.55 ERA (71 ER/140.1 IP), 53 walks and 94 strikeouts in a team-leading 25 starts with Triple-A Iowa at the time of his
promotion to the big league club August 21, led all of Triple-A with 11
pickoffs.
Named Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week for May 7-13 in two
starts during the period, went 2-0 with a 0.64 ERA (1 ER/14.0 IP), four
walks and 12 strikeouts.
2010: Pitched in 24 games (21 starts) between Single-A Daytona and

Double-A Tennessee, combining to go 6-4 with a 3.11 ERA (38 ER/110.0
IP) ... allowed just six home runs and 19 walks in 110.0 innings while
striking out 99.
Began the campaign with Daytona, and was 4-3 with a 3.36 ERA (34
ER/91.0 IP) in 20 games (17 starts).
w Was 4-1 with a 2.80 ERA (26 ER/83.2 IP) in his final 18 games
(15 starts) after going 0-2 with a 9.82 ERA (8 ER/7.1 IP) in his
first two outings.
Promoted to Tennessee at the start of August, and was 2-1 with a 1.89
ERA (4 ER/19.0 IP) in four starts.
2009: Chris began his pro career by appearing in 10 games (nine starts)
between Rookie-League Mesa and Single-A Boise ... allowed just one home
run in 36.0 innings, walking 12 and striking out 29.
2011: Chris started the year at Double-A Tennessee, going 3-2 with a 3.91
ERA (33 ER/76.0 IP) in 15 starts before he joined Triple-A Iowa in early
July ... went on to post a 5-2 mark with a 4.02 ERA (28 ER/62.2 IP) in 11
games (nine starts).
Held left-handed hitters to a .174 average (12-for-69) at Double-A ...
righties batted .297 (68-for-229) against him.
Lowered his ERA in each of his three months with Tennessee: had a
5.40 ERA (15 ER/25.0 IP) in April, a 3.68 mark (9 ER/22.0 IP) in May
and a 3.52 ERA (11 ER/23.0 IP) in June.
Issued just 14 walks in 62.2 innings pitched with Iowa.
Rusin: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2009
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2010
Daytona-A
Tennessee-AA
2011
Tennessee-AA
Iowa-AAA
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
Tennessee-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
M.L./CUBS TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 2 1 0 0 0 5.0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0
0-4 3.48 8 8 0 0 0 31.0 33 14 12 1 4 9 27 3 0
4-3 3.36 20 17 0 0 0 91.0 79 43 34 6 7 15 84 1 0
2-1 1.89 4 4 0 0 0 19.0 21 8 4 0 1 4 15 0 0
3-2 3.91 15 15 0 0 0 76.0 80 39 33 5 5 16 49 2 0
5-2 4.02 11 9 0 0 0 62.2 70 29 28 8 1 14 46 0 1
8-9 4.55 25 25 0 0 0 140.1
146 81 71 17 8 53 94 7 1
2-3 6.37 7 7 0 0 0 29.2 38 22 21 4 3 11 21 0 0
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
8-7 3.35 19 18 1 1 0 121.0
113 49 45 8 3 27 69 9 0
2-6 3.93 13 13 0 0 0 66.1 66 30 29 8 3 24 36 1 0
4-9 4.69 20 20 0 0 0 96.0
104 52 50 12 6 35 57 1 0
30-28 3.72 105 98 1 1 0 549.0 543 263 227 45 29 141 387 22 2
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.105
19 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000 13 3 11 0 14 0
M.L. CAREER .129
31 1 4 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 1.000 20 4 17 0 21 0
LAST HIT: 9/6/13 vs. Milwaukee (single off Kyle Lohse) ... number of at-bats since then 3
CHRIS RUSINS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2009 Selected by Cubs in the fourth round of draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
CHRIS RUSINS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 6 9/14/12 vs. Pittsburgh
MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 2 (three times), most recently
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 10 (twice), most recently 8/20/13 vs.
9/18/13 @ Milwaukee
Washington
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 4 8/25/13 @ San Diego
LONGEST START: 7.0 innings 9/12/13 @ Pittsburgh
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 6 (twice), most recently 9/18/13 @
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 9.0 7/27-8/1/13
Milwaukee
(two starts)
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40 James Russell
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
LHP
HEIGHT: 6-4
WEIGHT: 200
FULL NAME: James Clayton Russell
BORN: 1/8/86 in Cincinnati, OH
OPENING DAY AGE: 28
RESIDES: Colleyville, TX
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 4+0
SIGNED BY: Trey Forkerway

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 14th
round of 2007 draft
Russell: Facts and Information

James has spent nearly all of the last four seasons in Chicagos bullpen after he made his big league debut in 2010 ... he was selected by the
organization in the 14th round of the 2007 draft, and his 215 games pitched since the start of 2011 lead all lefthanders and rank seventh-most in the
majors.
Owns a 3.47 ERA (85 ER/220.1 IP) and a 10-9 record in 267 major league relief outings ... made five starts in 2011, going 0-5 with a 9.33 ERA (19
ER/18.1 IP).
His 57 appearances for Chicago in 2010 made him just the eighth Cubs rookie southpaw to reach 50 outings in a campaign.
The lefty went 11-16 with a 4.68 ERA (130 ER/250.0 IP) in 71 minor league games (40 starts).
Attended the University of Texas graduated from Navarro Junior College (Texas) in 2006.
Graduated from Colleyville Heritage High School (Texas) in 2004.
His father, Jeff, pitched for the Reds (1983-84), Rangers (1985-92, 1995-96), Athletics (1992), Red Sox
(1993-94) and Indians (1994).
Participated in the 2011-13 Cubs Caravans.
Russell: 2013 Season

James led the Cubs, and ranked tied for 10th in the N.L., with 74 relief appearances in his fourth season with
Chicago ... went 1-6 with a 3.59 ERA (21 ER/52.2 IP) and a team-leading 19 holds.
Is just the fifth Cubs lefty to record multiple 70-game seasons for Chicago, joining Paul Assenmacher
(1990-92), Sean Marshall (2010-11), Chuck McElroy (1991-92) and Bob Patterson (1996-97).
Posted a 1.89 ERA (7 ER/33.1 IP) in 41 day games ... had a 6.52 ERA (14 ER/19.1 IP) in 33 night
games.
Had a 2.95 ERA (7 ER/21.1 IP) in 31 games against the N.L. Central.
Held left-handed hitters to a .183 average (21-for-115) ... right-handed hitters batted .321 (25-for-78)
against him.
Finished with a 1.22 WHIP, his lowest in a single season.
Produced a 1.40 ERA (4 ER/25.2 IP) in his first 32 games through June 13 ... had a 5.67 ERA (17 ER/27.0 IP)
in his final 42 outings beginning June 14.
Stranded 36 of 51 inherited runners ... stranded 10 of 11 in April.
Retired 52 of 74 first batters faced.
Made his 200th-career appearance, April 4 in Pittsburgh.
Began the season with 17-straight scoreless appearances, spanning 13.0 innings, April 1-May 6 walked
two and struck out 15 in that span.
With 11.0 scoreless frames in April, became the first Cubs reliever in 44 years to go the seasons first
month without allowing a run while throwing at least 11.0 innings the previous Cub to turn the trick
was Ted Abernathy in 1969 (16.2 innings).
Allowed his first run of the season, May 8 vs. St. Louis, resulting in a blown save.
Picked up his lone win of the season, May 12 in Washington, tossing a scoreless eighth inning with
the game tied, 1-1 Chicago would score the deciding run in the ninth.
Tossed a season-high 1.2 innings of relief, June 5 at the Angels, allowing one run and suffering a blown save - Cubs went on to win, 8-6.
After allowing four runs in three outings, June 28-July 2, kept the opponent scoreless in 20 of his next 21 games, July 6-August 16, posting a 1.54 ERA
(2 ER/11.2 IP) in that stretch.
CUBS LEFTHANDERS WITH

MULTIPLE 70-GAME SEASONS
Pitcher
Paul Assenmacher
Sean Marshall
Chuck McElroy
Bob Patterson
James Russell
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70-Game Seasons
1990 (74), 1991 (75), 1992 (70)
2010 (80), 2011 (73)
1991 (71), 1992 (72)
1996 (79), 1997 (76)
2012 (77), 2013 (74)
Russell: Career Review

2012: James recorded career-highs with 77 relief appearances and 69.1
innings pitched in his third full season with the Cubs ... he went 7-1 with a
3.25 ERA (25 ER/69.1 IP), walking 23 and striking out 55 ... his 77 relief
appearances ranked tied for second-most among National League lefties.
Allowed just five home runs in 69.1 innings pitched.
Retired 54 of 77 first batters faced ... collected 13 holds, and was two
for five in save opportunities.
Held the opposition scoreless in 60 of 77 outings ... did not walk a
batter in 57 of his games pitched.
Stranded 20 of 29 inherited runners.
Posted a 1.99 home ERA (9 ER/40.2 IP), over three runs lower than his
5.02 road ERA (16 ER/28.2 IP).
Recorded a 2.38 ERA (11 ER/41.2 IP) in 43 games prior to the All-Star
break ... had a 4.55 ERA (14 ER/27.2 IP) in 34 games in the second
half.
Twice tossed a season-high 2.0 innings of relief: May 6 vs. the Dodgers
and July 4 in Atlanta - both were scoreless appearances.
Recorded his first career save, May 29 vs. the Padres, securing a 5-3
victory.
Surrendered a career-high six runs in 0.2 innings of work, July 21 in
St. Louis ... taking away that outing, pitched to a 2.49 ERA (19 ER/68.2
IP) in his 76 other outings on the season.
Pitched to a 1.80 ERA (3 ER/15.0 IP) in his final 18 outings,
August 22 through the end of the season.
2011: James made 64 appearances in his second season with the Cubs,
including five spot starts ... pitched to a 4.12 ERA (31 ER/67.2 IP),
including a 2.19 mark (12 ER/49.1 IP) in 59 relief appearances.
In his final 18 appearances at Wrigley dating to June 28, posted a 0.69
ERA (1 ER/13.0 IP).
Held the opponent scoreless in 48 of his 59 relief appearances.
Limited left-handed hitters to a .250 average (28-for-112) compared to
a .312 average (48-for-154) against right-handed hitters.
Stranded 31 of 42 inherited runners.
Posted a 1.69 ERA (4 ER/21.1 IP) during the day (24 outings).
Pitched three-straight days twice, holding the opponent scoreless: June
24-26 and July 16-18.
Was 1-2 with a 3.90 ERA (14 ER/32.1 IP) at home compared to a 0-4
ledger with a 4.33 ERA (17 ER/35.1 IP) on the road.
Did not surrender an earned run in his first 19 relief outings on the road
through July 29 (17.0 IP).
Rode a career-high six-game losing streak, April 12 through the end of
the season.
Made his first-career start, April 12 in Houston ... charged with five runs
(four earned) in 1.2 innings in an 11-2 setback.
Produced a 1.69 ERA (4 ER/21.1 IP), struck out 15 and walked five in
28 appearances in June and July.
Held the opponent scoreless in 18-straight outings (14.0 IP), June 24July 29.
2010: James made 57 relief appearances in his debut season with the
Cubs after breaking camp with the team ... was 1-1 with a 4.96 ERA(27
ER/49.0 IP), including a 2.92 ERA(8 ER/24.2 IP) in 28 road contests.
Became the eighth rookie lefty to reach 50 appearances for Chicago ...
is the fourth to reach 57 since Will Ohman had 69 in 2005.
Allowed nine combined earned runs, June 11 vs. the White Sox and
September 5 vs. the Mets (0.2 IP) ... taking away those two outings, had
a 3.35 ERA(18 ER/48.1 IP) in his 55 other games.
Recorded a 3.62 ERA(11 ER/27.1 IP) in 28 relief outings in the first
half ... posted a 6.65 ERA(16 ER/21.2 IP) in 29 games following the
All-Star break.
Walked 11 and fanned 42, while allowing a team-high 11 home runs in
relief.
Made his major league debut Opening Day, April 5 in Atlanta, tossing
2.0 scoreless innings.
w Became the first Cubs southpaw in nearly 33 years to throw at
least 2.0 scoreless innings of relief in his major league debut Willie Hernandez threw 2.1 shutout innings in his debut, April 9,
1977 vs. the Mets.
Tossed a career-high 4.0 shutout innings of relief, May 28 vs. St. Louis.
Optioned to Triple-A Iowa, June 12, for RHP Mitch Atkins and had a 5.73
ERA(7 ER/11.0 IP) in five games before he was recalled, June 29.
Recorded his first major league win, September 3 vs. the Mets (0.1 IP).
2009: James combined to go 5-6 with a 4.03 ERA(46 ER/102.2 IP) in 37
games (12 starts) with Double-ATennessee and Triple-AIowa ... it marked
his first action at the Triple-Alevel in his career.
Was promoted to Iowa, May 30, and remained with the I-Cubs for the
rest of the season.
Posted a 3.43 ERA (25 ER/65.2 IP) with a 3-3 record in 26 games
(seven starts) in his first Triple-A action.
Went 1-2 with a 1.47 ERA (5 ER/30.2 IP) in seven starts for the I-Cubs
compared to a 2-1 mark with a 5.14 ERA (20 ER/35.0 IP) in 19 relief
outings ... was a member of Iowas starting rotation, August 1-27.
Went 2-3 with a 5.11 ERA (21 ER/37.0 IP) in 11 games (five starts)
with the Smokies, April 9-May 26.
2008: Split the campaign between Single-ADaytona and Double-A
Tennessee, combining to go 6-10 with a 5.44 ERA (77 ER/127.1 IP) and
86 strikeouts in 26 games (25 starts).
Spent majority of the year with Tennessee, going 4-8 with a 6.36 ERA
(61 ER/86.1 IP) in 18 games (17 starts).
Appeared in eight games for Single-A Daytona, recording a 3.51 ERA
(16 ER/41.0 IP) with a 2-2 record had two stints with the D-Cubs:
April 2-30 and August 5 through the remainder of the season.
2007: James began his professional career pitching in three games with
Rookie-League Mesa and Single-APeoria ... had no record, while holding
the opposition scoreless in 9.0 innings pitched ... struck out 11 while
walking four.
Russell: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Mesa-R
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
Peoria-A
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 3 0 0 0 0 4 9 0 0
2008
Daytona-A
2-2 3.51 8 8 0 0 0 41.0 36 18 16 4 0 13 24 0 0

Tennessee-AA
4-8 6.36 18 17 0 0 0 86.1
111 64 61 18 6 25 62 4 0
2009
Tennessee-AA
2-3 5.11 11 5 0 0 0 37.0 45 24 21 5 1 9 26 3 0

Iowa-AAA
3-3 3.43 26 7 0 0 0 65.2 71 25 25 6 0 19 46 2 0
2010
CUBS
1-1 4.96 57 0 0 0 0 49.0 55 37 27 11 4 11 42 2 0

Iowa-AAA
0-0 5.73 5 0 0 0 0 11.0 11 7 7 5 1 4 10 0 0
2011
CUBS
1-6 4.12 64 5 0 0 0 67.2 76 37 31 12 2 14 43 1 0
2012
CUBS
7-1 3.25 77 0 0 0 2 69.1 67 28 25 5 1 23 55 1 1
2013
CUBS
1-6 3.59 74 0 0 0 0 52.2 46 21 21 7 1 18 37 1 0
M.L./CUBS TOTALS
10-14
3.92
272 5 0 0 2 238.2
244
123
104 35 8 66
177 5 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
11-16 4.68 71 40 0 0 0 250.0 277 138 130 38 8 74 179 9 0
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YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 74 4 8 0 12 1
M.L. TOTALS .077
13 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .976
272 10 31 1 42 2
LAST HIT: 5/2/11 @ Los Angeles (N.L.) (single off Clayton Kershaw) ... number of at-bats since then 4
JAMES RUSSELLS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Cubs in 14th round of draft (scout: Trey Forkerway)
JAMES RUSSELLS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 4 4/26/11 vs. Colorado
LONGESTWINNINGSTREAK: 5 games 4/24-7/29/12
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 7 (three times), most recently 5/22/11 @
LONGESTLOSINGSTREAK: 6 games (twice), 4/12-9/15/11 and
Boston
5/21/13-current
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 6 7/21/12 @ St. Louis
LONGESTRELIEFAPPEARANCE: 4.0 innings 5/28/10 vs. St. Louis
MOST HOMERSALLOWED: 3 (twice), most recently 4/26/11 vs.
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK:
Colorado
14.0 innings 6/24-7/29/11
MOST WALKSALLOWED: 3 4/26/11 vs. Colorado
WINDY CITY WARRIORS

Since the franchises inception in 1876, 79 Cubs were either born or went to high school in the Chicago area ... heres a list of the 63 players with Chicago
roots who have appeared with the club since 1900 (years played):
Cliff Aberson (1947-49)
Dick Bartell (1939)
Michael Bowden (2012-13)
Brian Bogusevic (2013)
Ray Brown (1909)
Don Carlsen (1948)
Bob Carpenter (1947)
Alex Carson (1910)
Phil Cavarretta (1934-53)
Len Church (1966)
Clem Clemens (1916)
Phil Collins (1923)
Ron Coomer (2001)
Neal Cotts (2007-09)
Harry Croft (1901)
Jim Fanning (1954-57)
John Felske (1968)
Cliff Floyd (2007)
Chick Fraser (1907-09)
Tom Gorzelanny (2009-10)
Alan Hargesheimer (1983)
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Mike Hechinger (1912-13)

Roy Henshaw (1933, 35-36)
Larry Hoffman (1901)
Billy Holm (1943-44)
Fred Holmes (1904)
Trenidad Hubbard (2003)
Jim Hughes (1956)
Long Tom Hughes (1900-01)
Garry Jestadt (1971)
Don Johnson (1943-48)
John Kane (1909-10)
Tony Kaufmann (1921-27)
Ray King (1999)
Emil Kush (1941-42, 46-49)
Freddie Lindstrom (1935)
Bill McCabe (1918-20)
Alex McCarthy (1915-16)
John Miklos (1944)
George Moriarty (1903-04)
Tony Murray (1923)
John Ostrowski (1943-46)
Dave Otto (1994)

Donn Pall (1994)
Erik Pappas (1991)
Charlie Pechous (1916-17)
Chick Pedroes (1902)
George Piktuzis (1956)
Billy Rogell (1940)
Germany Schaefer (1901-02)
Morrie Schick (1917)
Eddie Stack (1913-14)
Rick Stelmaszek (1974)
Tuffy Stewart (1913-14)
Andy Varga (1950-51)
Chico Walker (1985-87, 91-92)
Mike Walker (1995)
Randy Wells (2008-12)
Charlie Wiedemeyer (1934)
Ed Winceniak (1956-57)
Jim Woods (1957)
Marvell Wynne (1989-90)
Bob Zick (1954)
29 Jeff Samardzija
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-5
WEIGHT: 225
FULL NAME: Jeffrey Alan Samardzija
BORN: 1/23/85 in Merrillville, IN
(suh-MAR-jah)
RESIDES: Valparaiso, IN
OPENING DAY AGE: 29
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 4+28

SIGNED BY: Stan Zielinski
HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth
round of 2006 draft
Samardzija: Facts and Information

Jeff is in his ninth season in the organization and has pitched exclusively at the major league level for Chicago since 2011 ...
CAREER AWARDS
joined the Cubs starting rotation in 2012 and set career marks with 33 starts and 213.2 innings last season.
N.L.
Player of the Week
Was one of four N.L. pitchers in 2013 to reach 213.2 innings and 214 strikeouts, joining the Dodgers Clayton Kershaw
August 19-26, 2013
(236.0 IP, 232 SO), Philadelphias Cliff Lee (222.2, 222) and St. Louis Adam Wainwright (241.2, 219).
Since 2011, has averaged 9.1 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched, punching out 481 batters in 476.1 innings.
In 66 career starts, is 19-29 with a 4.32 ERA (198 ER/412.2 IP) ... has a 3.84 ERA (62 ER/145.1 IP) and a 10-6 record in
123 relief appearances.
Drafted by Chicago in the fifth round of the 2006 draft ... signed a five-year major league deal, January 19, 2007.
w Team declined 2012 major league option and re-signed him to a deal for 2012.
Named the second-best prospect in the Cubs organization by Baseball America heading into the 2009 campaign ... the publication tabbed him as the
eighth-best prospect in the system prior to 2008.
Attended the University of Notre Dame where he was first team All-Big East in baseball and first team All-American for football.
Was projected by Baseball America as the 20th-best overall prospect (including high school players) heading into the baseball draft but fell to the fifth
round due to his dual commitments to baseball and football.
An accomplished player on the gridiron, Jeff finished his Notre Dame football career with a school-record 179 receptions, 2,593 receiving yards and 27
receiving touchdowns in 2006, he was named first team All-America by the Football Writers Association of America.
Samardzija: 2013 Season

Jeff set career marks with 33 starts, 213.2 innings pitched and 214 strikeouts in his second full season in the starting rotation for Chicago ... is the
first Cubs pitcher to reach both 200 strikeouts and 200 innings since Ryan Dempster in 2010 (208 strikeouts, 215.1
innings) ... went 8-13 with two complete games, one shutout and a 4.34 ERA (103 ER/213.2 IP) in his 33 outings.
His 19 quality starts ranked second on the club (Travis Wood, 24).
Spun two complete games, including his first career shutout, a two-hit effort, May 27 at the White Sox ... also
went the distance, August 19 vs. Washington.
Named N.L. Co-Player of the Week with Miamis Jose Fernandez for the period ending August 26 was 2-0 with
a complete game and a 1.59 ERA (3 ER/17.0 IP) in two starts ... walked two and struck out 12.
Cubs were shut out in six of his 33 starts ... he allowed three or fewer runs in five of those six starts and two or
fewer runs in three of those outings.
Left four starts with a lead that the team would relinquish.
Averaged 9.01 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched (214 SO/213.2 IP) ... walked 78 batters.
Posted a 3.40 ERA (44 ER/116.1 IP) and went 6-4 in 17 night games ... was 2-9 with a 5.46 ERA (59 ER/97.1
IP) in 16 day starts.
Batted .113 (7-for-62) with two doubles, one home run and two RBI.
w Hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the second inning, May 15 vs. Colorado (Jon Garland).
Struck out a career-high 13 batters, April 7 in Atlanta were the most strikeouts by a Cubs hurler since Mark Prior struck out
16, September 30, 2004 vs. the Reds.
w Punched out 11, June 1 vs. the Diamondbacks ... has five career 10-strikeout games.
His 47 strikeouts in April were second-most in franchise history, trailing only Matt Garzas 51 strikeouts in April of 2011.
Tossed 8.0 scoreless innings of two-hit ball in a 3-1 Opening Day win in Pittsburgh, April 1 became just the second Cubs starting
pitcher in the last 100 Opening Days to pitch at least eight innings while allowing two or fewer hits, joining Lon Warneke on April 17,
1934 (9.0 IP, CG, one-hitter in Cincinnati).
Suffered a career-worst, five-game losing skid, April 7-May 10 was 0-5 with a 4.43 ERA (20 ER/40.2 IP) in seven starts during
the span (two no-decisions).
Allowed a career-high tying nine runs and a career-high four home runs in 4.2 innings, July 10 vs. the Angels.
Went at least 6.0 innings in eight of his final nine starts dating to August 13 ... recorded five quality starts in that stretch.
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Samardzija: Career Review

2012: In his first full season in the starting rotation for Chicago, Jeff went
9-13 with a 3.81 ERA (74 ER/174.2 IP) in a team-leading 28 starts ...
made his final start, September 8, and was shut down after reaching 174.2
innings pitched, five more than he worked in his first four major league
seasons, combined ... also led the team with 180 strikeouts.
Tied for the team lead with nine victories (with Paul Maholm).
Chicago went 14-14 in his 28 starts.
Led the team with 17 quality starts.
His 2.58 ERA (21 ER/73.1 IP) in 11 starts following the All-Star break
was over two runs lower than his 4.71 ERA (53 ER/101.1 IP) in 17
starts in the first half.
Recorded a 2.58 ERA (25 ER/87.1 IP) in his final 13 starts from July
2-September 8 ... that followed a stretch in which he had a 12.27 ERA
(25 ER/18.1 IP) in four starts, June 9-27.
Received two or fewer runs of support while he was in the game in 10
of his final 12 starts.
Recorded a 1.91 ERA (7 ER/33.0 IP) in five July starts.
Threw at least 100 pitches in 13 of his 28 starts.
Earned the victory, April 13 in St. Louis, to stretch his career-best
winning streak to five games dating to August 4, 2011.
Tossed his first career complete game in his final start of the season,
a 4-3 victory in Pittsburgh, September 8 ... walked one and struck out
nine while throwing a career-high 120 pitches.
w Batted eighth in the lineup.
Batted .100 (5-for-50) with three RBI and seven sac bunts at the dish.
2011: Jeff made a career-high 75 relief appearances for the Cubs, posting
a 2.97 ERA (29 ER/88.0 IP) with an 8-4 record, 13 holds and 87 strikeouts
... the eight wins are the most by a Cubs reliever since Lee Smith had nine
wins in 1986.
Held the opponent scoreless in 57 of 75 outings, including his last nine
appearances (10.0 IP), September 6-27.
Retired the first batter faced 55 times in his 75 outings.
Tossed 2.0 or more frames 15 times, recording a 1.74 ERA(6 ER/31.0
IP) in those outings.
Limited foes to a .200 batting average (64-for-320).
Was 3-0 with a 2.23 ERA(9 ER/36.1 IP) in 36 games following the AllStar break ... was 5-4 with a 3.48 ERA(20 ER/51.2 IP) in 39 contests
in the first half.
Logged a 1.77 ERA (9 ER/45.2 IP) and a .196 average against (32-for163) in his final 43 outings dating to June 28.
Posted a 1-0 record with a 0.46 ERA (1 ER/19.2 IP) in 18 games vs.
the N.L. East.
Enjoyed a 15.0-inning scoreless streak (11 appearances) from the fifth
frame April 12-May 11s sixth inning before allowing three runs in the
seventh vs. St. Louis the streak was 0.1 innings shy of his career high
set August 1-September 1, 2008.
2010: Jeff broke camp with Chicago for the first time in his career,
however, he spent a majority of the season with Triple-AIowa ... all told, he
went 2-2 with an 8.38 ERA (18 ER/19.1 IP) in seven games (three starts)
with the Cubs.
Started the campaign in the Cubs bullpen, going 0-1 with an 18.90
ERA(7 ER/3.1 IP) in four relief appearances.
Tossed a season-high 2.0 innings of relief, April 15 vs. Milwaukee,
allowing two runs on two hits, while walking two and fanning one.
Optioned to Iowa, April 24, when Ted Lilly returned from the D.L.
Recalled to Chicago, September 7, and made three starts for the club,
going 2-1 with a 6.19 ERA(11 ER/16.0 IP).
With Iowa, went 11-3 with a 4.37 ERA(54 ER/111.1 IP) in 35 games
(15 starts) ... struck out 102 and walked 67.
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2009: Jeff split the season between the Cubs and Triple-AIowa ... he went
1-3 with a 7.53 ERA(29 ER/34.2 IP) in 20 games (two starts) for Chicago
during three stints:April 23-May 6, June 30-August 13 and September 8
through the end of the season.
Opened the season with Triple-A Iowa, posting no record and a 3.75
ERA (5 ER/12.0 IP) in three appearances (two starts) prior to his April
23 recall.
In his first stint with the big club, April 23-May 6, he recorded no record
and an 8.10 ERA (3 ER/3.1 IP) in five relief outings.
He was recalled, June 30-August 13 went 1-2 with a 7.77 ERA (21
ER/24.1 IP) in 12 games (one start).
Earned his lone win of the season, July 27 vs. Houston, after tossing 2.0
scoreless innings of relief, yielding a pair of knocks and walking one in
Chicagos 5-1, 13-inning victory.
Made his first career major league start, August 12 vs. the Phillies
allowed seven runs on eight hits, while walking none and fanning four in
3.1 innings of work in the Cubs 12-5 setback.
Hit first big league homer, September 23 in Milwaukee (Chris Narveson).
With the I-Cubs, was 6-6 with a 4.35 ERA (43 ER/89.0 IP) in 18 games,
17 starts struck out 71 compared to 27 walks.
2008: Jeff made 26 relief appearances for Chicago, going 1-0 with one
save and a 2.28 ERA(7 ER/27.2 IP) in his first major league action after
beginning the year at the Double-Alevel.
Posted a 0.95 ERA(2 ER/19.0 IP) in 15 outings at Wrigley Field ... had
a 5.19 ERA(5 ER/8.2 IP) in 11 road games.
Did not allow a run in 13 August contests, spanning 14.1 innings of
work.
Limited the opponent to a .226 batting average (24-for-106), including
a .167 mark (8-for-48) against left-handed hitters.
Promoted from Iowa, July 25, and made his big league debut that day
vs. Florida allowed one run in 2.0 innings of work.
Converted his first major league save after tossing 2.0 perfect innings of
relief, fanning three, in July 27s 9-6 win over Florida.
During his season-high 15.1 scoreless-innings streak, August 1September 1, surrendered 10 hits, walked six and fanned 14.
Earned his first major league win after hurling 1.1 shutout innings,
August 29 vs. Philadelphia, yielding two hits and two walks.
Prior to recall was 7-6 with a 4.29 ERA (54 ER/113.1 IP) in 22 games
(21 starts) between Triple-A Iowa and Double-A Tennessee.
2007: Jeff appeared in 30 games (26 starts) between Single-A Daytona
and Double-A Tennessee in his second professional season, combining to
post a 4.57 ERA(72 ER/141.2 IP), including a 3.41 ERAin six starts with
Tennessee.
Allowed two or fewer earned runs to score in 12 of his 20 starts at
Single-A Daytona.
Promoted to Double-A Tennessee, August 2.
Won his first three starts with the Double-A club, posting a 3.12
ERA(6ER/17.1 IP) with five walks and 12 strikeouts in that span.
2006: Jeff went 1-2 with a 2.70 ERA (9 ER/30.0 IP) in a combined seven
starts at the Single-A level with Boise and Peoria.
Started the year in Boise, making five starts and going 1-1 with a 2.37
ERA (5 ER/19.0 IP) while striking out 13 and walking just six.
Finished the season in Peoria where he went 0-1 with a 3.27 ERA (4
ER/11.0 IP) in two starts.
Returned to the University of Notre Dame in August to fulfill his prior
commitment to the football team.
Named the fourth-best prospect in the Cubs minor league organization
heading into the 2007 season by Baseball America.
Samardzija: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
Boise-A
1-1 2.37 5 5 0 0 0 19.0 18 5 5 1 5 6 13 2 0
Peoria-A
0-1
3.27 2 2 0 0 0 11.0 6 5 4 1 0 6 4 0 0
2007
Daytona-A
3-8 4.95 24 20 1 0 0 107.1
142 69 59 8 1 35 45 3 0

Tennessee-AA
3-3 3.41 6 6 0 0 0 34.1 33 15 13 8 1 9 20 0 0
2008
Tennessee-AA
3-5 4.86 16 15 0 0 0 76.0 71 43 41 6 2 42 44 4 0

Iowa-AAA
4-1 3.13 6 6 1 0 0 37.1 32 13 13 5 1 16 40 3 0

CUBS
1-0 2.28 26 0 0 0 1 27.2 24 12 7 0 1 15 25 2 0
2009
Iowa-AAA
6-6 4.35 18 17 1 0 0 89.0 98 46 43 12 3 27 71 3 0

CUBS
1-3 7.53 20 2 0 0 0 34.2 46 29 29 7 1 15 21 2 0
2010
CUBS
2-2 8.38 7 3 0 0 0 19.1 21 22 18 4 2 20 9 1 0

Iowa-AAA
11-3 4.37 35 15 0 0 0 111.1 86 62 54 9 2 67
102 5 1
2011
CUBS
8-4 2.97 75 0 0 0 0 88.0 64 35 29 5 5 50 87 8 0
2012
CUBS
9-13 3.81 28 28 1 0 0 174.2
157 79 74 20 4 56
180 10 0
2013
CUBS
8-13 4.34 33 33 2 1 0 213.2 210 109 103 25 8 78 214 11 0
M.L./CUBS TOTALS
29-35 4.19 189 66 3 1 1 558.0 522 286 260 61 21 234 536 34 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
31-28 4.30 112 86 3 0 0 485.1 486 258 232 50 15 208 339 20 1
LAST MAJOR LEAGUE COMPLETE GAME: 8/19/13 vs. Washington (W, 11-1) ... LAST MAJOR LEAGUE SHUTOUT: 5/27/13 @ White Sox (W, 7-0)
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.113
62 4 7 2 0 1 2
10 0 0 1
31 0 0 .929 33 23 16 3 42 2
M.L. TOTALS .111
126 5
14 2 0 2 7
19 0 1 6
54 0 0 .940
189 47 62 7
116 4
LAST HIT: 8/24/13 @ San Diego (double off Eric Stults) ... number of at-bats since then 13
HOME RUNS: 2 9/23/09 @ Milwaukee (Chris Narveson), 5/15/13 vs. Colorado (Jon Garland)
MOST HITS: 2 8/13/13 vs. Cincinnati ... MOST RBI: 2 5/15/13 vs. Colorado
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008
CUBS
vs. LAD

0-0
9.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
JEFF SAMARDZIJAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Cubs in fifth round of draft (scout: Stan Zielinski)
2007 Signed five-year major league contract with Cubs 1/19 with club options for 2012 and 2013
JEFF SAMARDZIJAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

LOW-HIT COMPLETE GAME: 2 5/27/13 vs. Chicago (A.L.)
MOST WALKSALLOWED: 7 9/26/10 vs. St. Louis
MOST STRIKEOUTS: 13 4/7/13 @ Atlanta ... also has three
LONGESTWINNINGSTREAK: 5 games 8/4/11-4/13/12
11-strikeout games and one 10-strikeout game
LONGESTLOSINGSTREAK: 5 games 4/7-5/10/13
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 11 8/8/13 @ Philadelphia
LONGESTRELIEFAPPEARANCE: 4.0 innings 8/7/09 @ Colorado
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 9 (three times), most recently 8/8/13 @
Philadelphia
15.1 innings 8/1-9/1/08
MOST HOMERSALLOWED: 4 7/10/13 vs. Los Angeles (A.L.)
GETTING OFF TO A GOOD START

Carlos Silva began the 2010 campaign with an 8-0 record, becoming the first Cubs starter to win his first five decisions since Greg Maddux began the
2006 season with a 5-0 record.
The last Cubs starter to open the year with a winning streak longer than Silvas eight-game run was Kenny Holtzman, who went 9-0 during the 1967
season. That was the best season start for a Cub since Jim McCormick won his first 16 decisions in 1886.
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57 Jonathan Sanchez
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
HEIGHT: 6-0
LHP
WEIGHT: 198
MLS: 6+110
FULL NAME: Jonathan Omar Sanchez
BORN: 11/19/82 in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
OPENING DAY AGE: 31
RESIDES: Sabana Grande, Puerto Rico
FAMILY: Child Christian
SIGNED BY: Sean OConnor (San Francisco)
Non-Roster Invitee
HOW ACQUIRED: Agreed to terms on a

minor league contract with Cubs 1/24/14
Sanchez: Facts and Information

Jonathan is in his first season with the Cubs after signing a minor league contract with the organization in January of 2014
CAREER AWARDS
is 39-58 with one no-hitter and a 4.70 ERA (411 ER/786.1 IP) in 194 games (137 starts) in eight big league seasons with
N.L.
Player of the Week
San Francisco (2006-2011), Kansas City (2012), Colorado (2012) and Pittsburgh (2013).
July 6-12, 2009
Was a member of the 2010 World Series Champions San Francisco Giants went 0-2 with a 4.05 ERA (9 ER/20.0 IP) with
22 strikeouts in four starts during the playoffs.
Tossed the 13th no-hitter in Giants franchise history on July 10, 2009 vs. San Diego did not issue a walk while striking out 11 in San Franciscos 8-0
victory.
w According to Elias, he became the sixth pitcher to hurl a no-hitter without allowing a walk and striking out at least 11, joining Sandy Koufax (1965),
Catfish Hunter (1968), Len Barker (1981), David Wells (1998) and Randy Johnson (2004).
Posted a breakout campaign in 2010, winning 13 games with a 3.07 ERA (66 ER/193.1 IP) struck out 205 hitters, the eighth-most in the N.L. while
his 9.54 punch outs per nine innings rate was third-best.
w Held hitters to a .204 batting average in 2010, the lowest in the Majors among starters allowed just 6.61 hits per nine innings, the best in the
league.
Began the 2009 campaign pitching for Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic went 1-0 with a 4.05 ERA (3 ER/6.2 IP) in two starts.
Is 25-15 with a 4.00 ERA (154 ER/346.1 IP) in 87 games (68 starts) over seven minor league seasons has struck out 441 hitters compared to just
154 walks in 346.1 career innings.
Originally drafted by San Francisco in the 27th round of the 2004 draft out of Ohio Dominican College in Columbus, Ohio.
Pitched four seasons at Ohio Dominican, tossing four no-hitters while setting school marks in single-game strikeouts (16), single-season strikeouts (105)
and career strikeouts (311).
Graduated from Escuela Superior Maloret (Sabana Grande, P.R.) High School.
Sanchez: 2013 Season

Began the season with Pittsburgh before being released in May and signing a minor league contract with the Dodgers appeared in five games (four
starts) with the Pirates, going 0-3 with a 11.85 ERA (18 ER/13.2 IP) and 15 strikeouts.
Made his Pirates debut April 5 at the Dodgers, taking the loss after allowing three runs on six hits in 5.0 innings of work.
Surrendered a career-high nine runs, April 10 at Arizona, tossing just 3.1 innings while allowing eight hits.
Ejected in the first inning of his start, April 26 against St. Louis, after hitting Allen Craig with a pitch ... was suspended for six games by MLB the next day.
Designated for assignment, April 30, before being released, May 10.
Signed a minor league contract with the Dodgers, May 17 went 7-3 with a 5.13 ERA (38 ER/66.2 IP) while fanning 79 hitters in 14 starts with Triple-A
Albuquerque.
Landed on Albuquerques seven-day D.L., June 17-24, with a left forearm strain.
Struck out a season-high 10 hitters in 6.0 innings of work, July 23 at Nashville.
Limited left-handed hitters to a .215 batting average (17-for-79) with 30 strikeouts on the year.
Declared minor league free agency, November 4.
Sanchez: Career Review

2012: Spent majority of the season with Kansas City before being traded
to Colorado in mid-July went a combined 1-9 with an 8.07 ERA (58
ER/64.2 IP) with 45 strikeouts in 15 starts before a season-ending injury.
Was 1-6 with a 7.76 ERA (46 ER/53.1 IP) in 12 starts with the Royals
prior to his trade.
Picked up the victory in his first start of the season, April 8 at the Angels
lost nine-straight games to end the season.
Acquired by the Rockies, July 19, for righthander Jeremy Guthrie.
Landed on Kansas Citys 15-day D.L., May 8-June 13, with tendinitis in
his left biceps.
w Made three starts with Triple-A Omaha as part of a rehab
assignment, going 1-1 with a 6.75 ERA (10 ER/13.1 IP).
Made his Rockies debut, July 23 at Arizona, taking the loss after
allowing five runs on six hits in 4.0 innings of work.
Landed on Colorados 15-day D.L., August 4-October 29, with left
biceps tendinitis, ending his season.
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2011: Went 4-7 with a 4.26 ERA (48 ER/101.1 IP) and 102 strikeouts in
19 games in his final season with the Giants.
Was twice on San Franciscos D.L.: June 25-August 1 with left biceps
tendinitis and August 17-end of season with a severe left ankle sprain.
Held opponents to a .190 batting average (19-for-100) with runners in
scoring position, which would have ranked as the best in the majors had
he posted enough innings to qualify.
Limited opponents to three earned runs or less in 15 of his 19 starts on
the season.
Left-handed hitters were just 18-for-109 (.188) against him while
righties hit .231 (62-for-268).
Was traded to the Royals, November 7, with pitcher Ryan Verdugo for
outfielder Melky Cabrera.
2010: Enjoyed a breakout season with the Giants, helping them to a World
Series title ... was 13-9 with a 3.07 ERA (66 ER/193.1 IP) with 205 strikeouts and 96 walks in 34 games (33 starts).
Set career-highs in games started, wins, innings pitched and strikeouts
all while posting a career-low 3.07 ERA.
Went 0-2 with a 4.05 ERA (9 ER/20.0 IP) with 22 strikeouts in four
starts during the playoffs.
His 205 strikeouts were the eighth most in the majors, while his 9.54
strikeouts per nine innings ratio was third best in the National League.
His .204 batting average against (142-for-696) and 6.61 hits allowed
per nine innings were both tops in the majors.
Tossed 8.0-shutout innings, April 14 vs. Pittsburgh, allowing just three
hits while fanning 11 to earn his first win of the season.
Struck out a career-best 12 hitters, September 16 vs. the Dodgers.
2009: Appeared in 32 games (29 starts) with the Giants, going 8-12 with
a 4.24 ERA (77 ER/163.1 IP) while striking out 177 hitters and walking
only 88.
Tossed the 13th no-hitter in Giants franchise history on July 10, 2009
vs. San Diego did not issue a walk while striking out 11 in San
Franciscos 8-0 victory.
w According to Elias, he became the sixth pitcher to hurl a
no-hitter without allowing a walk and striking out at least 11,
joining Sandy Koufax (1965), Catfish Hunter (1968), Len Barker
(1981), David Wells (1998) and Randy Johnson (2004).
Was named the Co-N.L. Player of the Week, July 6-12 (with St. Louiss
Ryan Ludwick) after tossing the no-hitter.
Held right-handed hitters to a .220 average (100-for-455) while lefties
were 35-for-157 (.223) against him.
2008: Went 9-12 with a 5.01 ERA (88 ER/158.0 IP) and 157 strikeouts in
29 starts with the Giants allowed just 14 home runs while walking 75
in 158.0 innings of work.
Was 8-5 with a 3.97 ERA (49 ER/111.0 IP) prior to the All-Star break
his 115 strikeouts at the break were the most by a Giants left-handed
pitcher since the franchise moved to San Francisco.
Struck out a season-high 10 hitters twice: April 9 vs. San Diego and
April 25 vs. Cincinnati.
Finished the season going 1-8 with a 7.23 ERA (45 ER/56.0 IP) in his
final 12 starts.
Landed on the Giants 15-day D.L., August 12-September 1, with left
shoulder tendinitis.
2007: Spent majority of the season with the Giants big league club, going
1-5 with a 5.88 ERA (34 ER/52.0 IP) and 62 strikeouts in 33 games (four
starts) made his first-career Opening Day roster.
Earned his first victory of the season, April 18 vs. St. Louis, tossing
3.0-scoreless innings of relief.
Served as a starter in his last four appearances of the season, going
0-3 with a 7.16 ERA (13 ER/16.1 IP).
Landed on San Franciscos 15-day D.L., June 25-July 19, with a left
ribcage strain.
Posted no record with a 2.18 ERA (5 ER/20.2 IP) and 27 strikeouts in
six games (three starts) with Triple-A Fresno.
2006: Split the season with the Giants big league club and the minors
went 3-1 with a 4.95 ERA (22 ER/40.0 IP) and 33 strikeouts in 27 games
(four starts) in his first taste of major league action.
Made his major league debut, May 28 vs. Colorado, tossing a scoreless
inning of relief.
Opened up his big league career with 13-straight scoreless outings
covering 12.2 innings also tossed 7.1 hitless innings to begin his
career.
Recorded his first career victory, June 4 at the Mets, tossing a scoreless
inning of relief in San Franciscos 7-6 win.
Earned the win in his first career start, September 6 at Cincinnati
tossed 5.2 innings of one-run ball while fanning a season-high seven.
Went 4-3 with a 2.29 ERA (14 ER/55.0 IP) with 74 strikeouts and 22
walks in 19 games (nine starts) between Double-A Connecticut and
Triple-A Fresno.
2005: Spent the entire season at Single-A Augusta, going 5-7 with a 4.08
ERA (57 ER/125.2 IP) in 25 starts struck out a career-high 166 while
walking just 39 in 125.2 innings of work.
2004: In his first pro season, Jonathan went 7-1 with a 3.72 ERA (20
ER/48.1 IP) and 61 strikeouts in 15 games (nine starts) between the
Giants Arizona Rookie League team and Single-A Salem-Keizer.
Sanchez: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2004
AZL Giants
5-0 2.77 9 3 0 0 1 26.0 22 9 8 0 2 9 27 1 0

Salem-Keizer-A
2-1 4.84 6 6 0 0 0 22.1 16 13 12 3 1 19 34 0 1
2005
Augusta-A
5-7 4.08 25
25 0 0 0 125.2
122 59 57 8 7 39
166 7 0
2006
Connecticut-AA
2-1 1.15 13 3 0 0 2 31.1 14 7 4 0 2 9 46 2 0

Fresno-AAA
2-2 3.80 6 6 0 0 0 23.2 13 10 10 1 2 13 28 1 0

San Francisco
3-1 4.95 27 4 0 0 0 40.0 39 26 22 2 4 23 33 2 0
2007
San Francisco
1-5 5.88 33 4 0 0 0 52.0 57 34 34 8 5 28 62 4 0
San Jose-A#
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0

Fresno-AAA
0-0 2.18 6 3 0 0 0 20.2 15 5 5 0 0 8 27 3 0
2008
San Francisco
9-12 5.01 29
29 0 0 0 158.0
154 90 88 14 7 75
157 7 0
2009
San Francisco
8-12 4.24 32 29 1 1 0 163.1
135 82 77 19 6 88
177 11 0
2010
San Francisco
13-9 3.07 34 33 0 0 0 193.1
142 74 66 21 9 96
205 15 1
2011
San Francisco
4-7 4.26 19 19 0 0 0 101.1 80 54 48 9 6 66
102 5 0
San Jose-A#
0-0
20.25 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 6 1 0 2 3 0 0

Fresno-AAA#
1-0 3.27 2 2 0 0 0 11.0 10 4 4 1 0 5 13 1 0
2012
Kansas City
1-6 7.76 12 12 0 0 0 53.1 65 47 46 8 5 44 36 4 1

Omaha-AAA#
1-1 6.75 3 3 0 0 0 13.1 14 10 10 5 1 7 13 1 0

Colorado
0-3 9.53 3 3 0 0 0 11.1 17 13 12 3 0 9 9 2 0
2013
Pittsburgh
0-3
11.85 5 4 0 0 0 13.2 25 18 18 7 2 8 15 0 0

Albuquerque-AAA 7-3 5.13 14 14 1 0 0 66.2 72 40 38 12 3 42 79 3 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
39-58 4.70 194 137 1 1 0 786.1 714 438 411 91 44 437 796 50 2
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
25-15 4.00 87 68 1 0 3 346.1 304 163 154 31 18 154 441 19 1
LAST MAJOR LEAGUE COMPLETE GAME AND SHUTOUT: 7/10/09 vs. San Diego (no-hitter, 8-0 W)
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YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 .667 5 0 2 1 3 0
M.L. TOTALS .115
200
10
23 6 1 0 9
22 0 2 8
103 0 0 .927
194 18 83 8
109 5
LAST HIT: 6/2/11 @ St. Louis (double off Lance Lynn) number of at-bats since then 16
MOST HITS: 2 (twice), most recently 6/25/10 vs. Boston
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2010
SF vs. ATL

0-0 1.23 1 1 0 0 0 7.1 2 1 1 0 0 1 11 0 0
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2010
SF vs. PHI

0-1
4.50 2 2 0 0 0 8.0 8 5 4 0 1 5 8 1 0
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2010
SF vs. TEX

0-1
7.71 1 1 0 0 0 4.2 6 4 4 2 0 3 3 0 0
JONATHAN SANCHEZS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by San Francisco in the 27th round of draft (scout: Sean OConnor)
2007 On disabled list 6/25-7/19 right ribcage strain included injury rehab assignment to San Jose (7/14-19)
2008 On disabled list 8/12-9/1 left shoulder tendinitis
2011 On disabled list 6/25-8/1 left biceps tendinitis included injury rehab assignments to San Jose (7/17-22) and Fresno (7/22-8/1)
2011 On disabled list 8/17-9/29 left ankle sprain
2011 Acquired by Kansas City 11/7 with LHP Ryan Verdugo for OF Melky Cabrera
2012 On disabled list 5/8-6/13 left biceps tendinitis included injury rehab assignment to Omaha (5/29-6/13)
2012 Acquired by Colorado 7/19 for RHP Jeremy Guthrie
2012 On disabled list 8/4-10/29 left bicep tendinitis
2013 Signed a minor league contract with Pittsburgh 2/5
2013 Granted unconditional release 5/10 signed a minor league contract with Los Angeles (N.L.) 5/17
2013 Declared a free agent 11/4 agreed to terms on a minor league contract with Cubs 1/24/14
JONATHAN SANCHEZS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

LOW-HIT COMPLETE GAME: No-Hitter 7/10/09 vs. San Diego
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 7 (twice), most recently 9/10/10 @
MOST STRIKEOUTS: 12 9/16/10 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.) ... also has San Diego
two 11-strikeout games and four 10-strikeout games
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 10 (twice), most recently 6/30/12 @
Minnesota
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 3.0 innings (twice), most recently
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 9 4/10/13 @ Arizona
8/4/07 @ San Diego
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 3 (twice), most recently 8/24/10 vs.
Cincinnati
SWEET 16
On May 31, 2003, vs. Houston, the Cubs won a 16-inning 1-0 contest. It was the first time the Cubs won a 1-0 game which had extended past the
12th inning since September 21, 1901 a 17-inning 1-0 victory over the Boston Braves. It also was the longest 0-0 contest in Wrigley Field
history.
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19 Nate Schierholtz
BATS: Left
OF
WEIGHT: 215
FULL NAME: Nathan J. Schierholtz (SHER-holtz)
BORN: 2/15/84 in Reno, NV
OPENING DAY AGE: 30
RESIDES: San Francisco, CA
FAMILY: Married Kate
MLS: 5+78
SIGNED BY: Matt Nerland (San Francisco)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a one-year major
Schierholtz: Facts and Information

Nate is in his second season with the Cubs after signing with the team as a free agent in December of 2012 ... he set numerous career marks in his first
season on the Northside, including career-bests with 21 home runs and 68 RBI ... owns a .265 batting average (460-for-1,737) with 107 doubles, 18
triples, 45 home runs and 191 RBI in 677 career contests with San Francisco (2007-12), Philadelphia (2012) and the Cubs.
Owns a .988 career fielding percentage (11 E/892 TC) in 558 games in the outfield ... has played 546 games in right field, eight in left field and seven
in center field.
Named the Cubs nominee for the 2013 Hank Aaron Award, given annually to the top hitter in each league.
Was a member of San Franciscos World Series title club in 2010 ... appeared in 11 games of the teams post-season run ... also earned a ring with San
Francisco in 2012 - began the season with the Giants before he was traded to the Phillies on July 31.
Posted a .306 batting average (743-for-2,428) with 162 doubles, 45 triples, 84 home runs and 401 RBI in 630 minor league games covering eight
seasons.
Earned a bronze medal in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China, for Team USA ... hit .216 with four doubles, one home run and six RBI in nine contests.
Was named San Franciscos 2007 USA Today Organizational Player of the Year after producing a .304 batting average during a 39-game major league
cameo.
In 2004, he earned South Atlantic League All-Star Honors with Single-A Hagerstown.
Was a second round selection by the Giants in the 2003 Draft attended Chabot Junior College (Hayward, Calif.) after graduating from San Ramon Valley
High School (Danville, Calif.).
Was team captain and a three-time MVP while in high school.
Schierholtz: 2013 Season

In his first season with Chicago after signing as a free agent in December of 2012, Nate batted .251 (116-for-462) in a career-high tying 137 games,
while setting career highs in at-bats, runs (56), hits, doubles (32), homers (21), RBI (68), walks (29), total bases (217), hit-by-pitches (6) and gamewinning RBI (7).
Tied-for-first on the club with David DeJesus with three triples, ranked second on the club with 21 homers and 68 RBI, ranked third in runs (56), hits
(116), doubles (32) and slugging percentage (.470), fourth in games (137) and at-bats (462) and tied-for-fourth with six stolen bases.
Was the eighth-hardest player to double up in the N.L., grounding into a double play just once every 77.0 plate appearances.
Hit .262 (107-for-409) against right-handed pitchers compared to a .170 mark (9-for-53) against lefties.
Produced a .256 batting average (58-for-227) at home compared to a .247 mark (58-for-235) on the road.
Hit .259 (28-for-108) with five homers and 43 RBI with runners in scoring position.
Batted .375 (6-for-16) with a homer and four RBI as a pinch-hitter clubbed a two-run, pinch-homer in the top of the eighth inning, July 23 at
Arizona (David Hernandez).
His .291 batting average (23-for-79) in June was the highest of any
month ... had five homers,14 RBI and a .969 OPS in June.
Batted .269 (68-for-253) in 77 games prior to the All-Star
break compared to a .230 batting average (48-for209) in 60 games after the break.
Played 126 games in right field, making 117
starts.
Made his first-career Opening Day start, manning right field,
April 1 at Pittsburgh reached base four times (1B, BB, HBP, E).
Belted his first home run as a Cub, April 4 at Pittsburgh, a ninth-inning two-run blast off Jared Hughes.
Recorded his first-career, two-triple game as part of a 2-for-5 effort with two walks and three runs
scored, June 13 vs. Cincinnati.
Had a career-best, 10-game hitting streak (.343/12-for-35) June 4-18 reached base safely in a
career-best, 12-straight games June 4-19.
Hit his 10th homer of the season, June 22 vs. Houston, surpassing his previous career-best of nine in
2011 with San Francisco.
Recorded the first five-RBI game of his career as part of a 3-for-6 effort with a three-run homer and a
game-winning, RBI-double in the 12th inning, July 24 at Arizona.
Belted a ninth-inning solo home run, July 27 in San Francisco, to break a scoreless tie and help the
Cubs to a 1-0 victory.
August 19 vs. Washington, collected a career-high six RBI and his fourth-career, multihomer effort (first since July 22, 2012 at Philadelphia) finished 3-for-4 with
a double, the two homers, two runs scored and the six RBI.
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Schierholtz: Career Review

2012: Nate began his sixth season with the San Francisco Giants before
he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies in a four-player deal involving
Hunter Pence, July 31, 2012.
Combined to hit .257 (62-for-241) with eight doubles, five triples, six
home runs and 21 RBI in 114 games between the Giants and Phillies.
Boasted a .287 batting average (51-for-178) vs. right-handed hurlers
all six of his home runs were off righties.
Went 2-for-5 with a home run in his Phillies debut, August 1 at
Washington.
Was placed on the 15-day disabled list, August 13, due to a fractured
right big toe ... activated, September 1.
2011: Nate posted then career-highs in doubles (22), home runs
(nine) and RBI (41) while batting .278 (93-for-335) in 115 games with
San Francisco.
Started 77 games: 70 in right field and seven in left field ... recorded a
team-high nine outfield assists.
Led the club with a .295 batting average (26-for-88) with runners in
scoring position.
Improved his plate discipline for the third-consecutive year by averaging
3.97 pitches per plate appearance (3.87 in 2010 and 3.41 in 2009).
Recorded his first-career multi-homer game, July 6 vs. San Diego his
second clout of the game was his first career walk-off home run.
Made his first career start in left field, July 28 at Philadelphia.
Registered a season-high eight game hitting streak, July 5-15 batted
.382 (13-for-34) with three home runs and eight RBI during the streak.
Picked up a season-best four hits, July 10 vs. New York (N.L.).
2010: Appearing in a career-high 137 games, primarily as a late inning
defensive replacement, Nate batted .242 (55-for-227) with 13 doubles,
three home runs and 17 RBI and helped the Giants to the World Series
title.
Finished the campaign tied for the team lead with seven outfield assists
(Andres Torres).
Hit .310 (9-for-29) with one home run and three RBI as a pinch-hitter.
Began the season with a .375 batting average (18-for-48) in the month
of April.
Recorded a .333 batting average (15-for-45) vs. N.L. Central, his
highest average against any other division.
Picked up a career-best five hits, April 28 vs. Philadelphia, while
reaching base safely in all six of his plate appearances.
Appeared in 11 post-season games and batted .167 (2-for-12) en
route to the Giants winning the World Series.
2009: Spent most of the campaign as the Giants fourth outfielder, compiling a .267 batting average (76-for-285) with 19 doubles, five home runs
and 29 RBI in 116 contests.
Finished the season as one of N.L.s best pinch-hitters, batting .371
(13-for-35) with three doubles and five RBI in the role.
His .370 batting average (20-for-54) against left-handed hurlers was
seventh-highest in the N.L.
Recorded his second-career four-hit contest, June 28 at Milwaukee,
going 4-for-5 with a solo home run.
Hit a three-run inside-the-park home run, June 14 vs. Oakland, off Brett
Anderson.
Was placed on the 15-day disabled list, July 28, with a strained left hip
and internal bleeding.
Played in five rehab games with Triple-A Fresno, batting .222 (4-for-18)
with one RBI, before he was activated, August 12.
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2008: Nate began the season at Triple-A Fresno, where he batted .320
(112-for-350) with 22 doubles, 10 triples, 18 home runs and 73 RBI in 93
games before getting a September call-up to the big league club.
Appeared in 19 games at the major league level, batting .320 (24-for75) with eight doubles, one home run and five RBI.
Hit safely in his first six contests with the Giants, including four multi-hit
games, for a .480 batting average (12-for-25).
Clubbed his first career big league home run, September 6 vs.
Pittsburgh, off Jesse Chavez.
Prior to his call-up, Nate participated in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing,
China was selected to the U.S. roster as a replacement for the injured
Colby Rasmus (St. Louis).
Finished tied for second in the Pacific Coast League with 10 triples.
2007: Made his major league debut in his fifth season of professional ball
after being called up in June batted .304 (34-for-112) with five doubles,
three triples and 10 RBI in 39 games with the Giants.
Made his major league debut as a ninth inning replacement in right
field, June 11 vs. Toronto.
Made his first big league start, June 12 vs. Toronto, and singled in his
first at-bat off A.J. Burnett.
Recorded a .364 batting average (12-for-33) in his first 10 major
league games.
Delivered a two-out, walk-off, RBI-single in the 13th inning, June 23 vs.
the Yankees.
Finished fifth in the Pacific Coast League with a .333 average (137-for411) to go along with 31 doubles, 16 home runs and 68 RBI in 109
games.
Appeared in the Arizona Fall League with the Scottsdale Scorpions, batting .348 (31-for-89) with eight doubles, four home runs and 10 RBI.
Was named San Franciscos 2007 USA Today Organizational Player of
the Year.
2006: Spent the entire season with Double-A Connecticut, pacing the club
in nearly all major offensive categories, including at-bats (470), runs (55),
hits (127), total bases (208), doubles (25), triples (seven), home runs
(14) and RBI (54).
Finished the season with a .270 batting average (127-for-470) in 125
games.
Tied franchise record with a 25-game hitting streak August 4-30
batted .398 (43-for-108) during the streak.
2005: Helped lead Single-A San Jose to the California League championship by batting .319 (160-for-502) with 83 runs, 37 doubles, eight triples,
15 home runs and a career-high 86 RBI in 128 contests.
Finished with the third-highest batting average in the California League,
while his RBI total was fourth-best in the entire San Francisco system.
2004: Nate split the season between Single-A San Jose and Single-A
Hagerstown, combining to hit .296 (145-for-491) with a career-high 40
doubles, nine triples, 18 home runs and 84 RBI in 120 games ... earned
South Atlantic League All-Star Honors.
2003: In his first professional baseball season, Nate split the campaign between Arizona Rookie League Giants and Single-A Salem-Keizer, combining
to hit .331 (56-for-169) with three home runs and 34 RBI in 46 contests.
Schierholtz: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
AZL Giants
.400 11 45 5 18 0 2 0 5 0 0 1 3 8 4-0 1 .449 .489

Salem-Keizer-A .306 35 124 23 38 6 2 3 29 0 3 5 12 15 0-1 6 .382 .460
2004
Hagerstown-A
.296 58 233 41 69
22 0 15 53 0 3 4 18 52 1-0 13
.353 .584

San Jose-A
.295 62 258 39 76
18 9 3 31 3 2 3 15 41 3-1 14
.338 .469
2005 San Jose-A
.319 128 502 83 160 37 8 15 86 3 5 6 32 132
5-7
3 .363 .514
2006 Connecticut-AA
.270 125 470 55 127 25 7 14 54 0 1 12 27 81 8-3 7 .325 .443
2007
Fresno-AAA
.333 109 411 67 137 31 7 16 68 1 4 6 17 58 10-4 4 .365 .560

San Francisco
.304 39 112 9 34 5 3 0 10 0 2 1 2 19 3-1 1 .316 .402
2008 Fresno-AAA
.320 93 350 62 112 22 10 18 73 0 2 4 21 51 9-3 1 .363 .594

San Francisco
.320 19 75 12 24 8 1 1 5 0 0 3 3 8 0-1 0 .370 .493
2009 San Francisco
.267 116 285 33 76 19 2 5 29 0 6 1 16 58 3-1 2 .302 .400

Fresno-AAA#
.222 5 18 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1-0 0 .263 .278
2010 San Francisco
.242 137 227 34 55 13 3
3 17 1 1 3 20 38
4-5
1 .311 .366
2011 San Francisco
.278 115 335 42 93 22 1
9 41 0 2 4 21 61
7-4
3 .326 .430
2012
San Francisco
.251 77 175 15 44 4 5 5 16 0 2 1 18 36 3-2 1 .321 .417

Philadelphia
.273 37 66 5 18 4 0 1 5 1 1 0 5 10 0-0 0 .319 .379

Lehigh Valley-AAA# .118 4 17 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0 .118 .118
2013
CUBS
.251 137 462 56 116 32 3 21 68 1 5 6 29 94 6-3 3 .301 .470
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.265 677 1737 206 460
107 18 45 191 3 19 19 114 324 26-17 11 .314 .425
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.306 630 2428 378 743
162 45 84 401 7 20 41 146 442 41-19 49 .353 .514
Left Field .941
8
15
1
1
17
1

Center Field
1.000
7 9
0
0 9
0
.988
126
242 5 3
546
825
31
10
866 7
.988
126
242 5 3
250 1 M.L. TOTALS .988
849
32
11
892 8
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2010
SF vs. ATL

.250 4 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .250 .250
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2010 SF vs. PHI
AVG
.000
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2010
SF vs. TEX

.200 3 5 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .333 .200

G
4
AB R
3
1
H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS E OBP SLG

0 0 0
0
0 0 0 0
0
3
0-0
0 .000 .000
NATE SCHIERHOLTZS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by San Francisco in second round of the 2003 draft (scout: Matt Nerland)
2009 On disabled list 7/27-8/12 ... strained left hip and internal bleeding ... included injury rehab assignment to Fresno (8/5-12)
2011 On disabled list 8/22-9/29 ... fractured right foot
2012 Acquired by Philadelphia 7/31 with C Tommy Joseph and P Seth Rosin for OF Hunter Pence
2012 On disabled list 8/13-9/1 ... fractured right big toe ... included injury rehab assignment to Lehigh Valley (8/26-9/1)
NATE SCHIERHOLTZS CAREER HIGHS

PINCH HOMERS: 3 7/4/10 @ Colorado (Jason Hammel), 5/22/11 MOST HITS: 5 4/28/10 vs. Philadelphia
vs. Oakland (Grant Balfour), 7/23/13 @ Arizona (David Hernandez)
MOST DOUBLES: 3 9/24/08 vs. Colorado
LEADOFF HOMERS: 1 7/22/12 @ Philadelphia (Joe Blanton)
MOST RBI: 6 8/19/13 vs. Washington
MULTI HOMER GAMES: 4 7/6/11 vs. San Diego, 4/11/12 @
MOST WALKS: 2 (eight times), most recently 7/26/13 @
Colorado, 7/22/12 @ Phiadelphia and 8/19/13 vs. Washington
San Francisco
INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS: 1 6/14/09 vs. Oakland (Brett
MOST STOLEN BASES: 2 7/17/11 @ San Diego
Anderson)
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (five times), most recently 6/13/13 vs.
Cincinnati
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63 Brian Schlitter
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-5
WEIGHT: 235
FULL NAME: Brian Patrick Schlitter
BORN: 12/21/85 in Oak Park, IL
OPENING DAY AGE: 28
RESIDES: Park Ridge, IL
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Roy Tanner (Philadelphia)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 1+39
HOW ACQUIRED: From Philadelphia 8/7/08

for P Scott Eyre
Schlitter: Facts and Information

Brian is in his eighth professional baseball season and his seventh with the Cubs after being acquired from the Phillies in August of 2008 for pitcher Scott
Eyre is 11-24 with 78 saves and a 2.99 ERA (107 ER/322.1 IP) in 258 career minor league relief appearances.
Made seven big league relief appearances with the Cubs in 2010, going 0-1 with a 12.38 ERA (11 ER/8.0 IP) while striking out seven.
In eight minor league campaigns, has struck out 303 hitters while walking just 103 in 322.1 innings.
w Is averaging 8.5 strikeouts per nine innings.
Missed the entire 2011 campaign with a right elbow injury.
Was claimed off waivers by New York (A.L.) in January of 2011, then again by Philadelphia in February, but ultimately was returned to the Cubs due to an
injury.
Has recorded a career-best 22 saves twice with the Cubs organization: 2009 with Double-A Tennessee and 2013 with Tennessee and Triple-A Iowa.
Originally drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 16th round of the 2007 draft out of the College of Charleston.
A local Illinois product, Brian graduated from Maine South High School in Park Ridge, Ill.
Schlitter: 2013 Season

Went 1-6 with an organization-best 22 saves and a 2.42 ERA (17 ER/63.1 IP) and 58 strikeouts in 54 relief appearances between Double-A Tennessee
and Triple-A Iowa.
Began the season with the Smokies, going 0-2 with two saves and an 0.83 ERA (2 ER/21.2 IP) in 16 relief appearances.
Did not allow an earned run in his first 12 appearances at Tennessee (17.1 IP).
Worked a season-high tying 2.2-scoreless innings twice: April 22 vs. Montgomery and May 10 vs. Birmingham.
Promoted to Iowa, May 27 went 1-4 with 20 saves and a 3.24 ERA (15 ER/41.2 IP) in 38 games.
Limited Triple-A right-handed hitters to a .222 batting average (18-for-81) with 28 strikeouts.
Converted 18-straight save opportunities, June 8-August 22.
Schlitter: Career Review

2012: In his first action since the 2010 campaign, Brian went 3-5 with
a 2.61 ERA (20 ER/69.0 IP) in 50 relief appearances between Single-A
Daytona and Double-A Tennessee.
Allowed just three home runs while walking 13 and striking out 63 hitters in 69.0 innings of work.
Started the year with Daytona, going 0-1 with two saves and a 2.00 ERA
(6 ER/27.0 IP) in 21 games over two stints with the club ... promoted
to Tennessee, May 1.
Limited right-handed hitters to a .216 batting average (19-for-88) compared to a .320 mark (24-for-75) vs. lefties at Tennessee.
Finished the campaign with a 10.2-scoreless innings streak (six games)
from August 17-September 2.
2011: Missed the entire season with an injured right elbow.
Claimed off waivers by the Yankees, January 5, then again by the
Phillies, February 15 was returned to the Cubs and placed on the
15-day disabled list, March 22, with a right elbow strain.
2010: Made his big league debut with the Cubs, going 0-1 with a 12.38
ERA (11 ER/8.0 IP) and seven strikeouts in seven relief appearances.
Had his contract purchased, June 26 made his major league debut
two days later vs. Pittsburgh, tossing 0.2 scoreless innings of relief.
Landed on the Cubs 15-day D.L., July 3-23 with a right shoulder injury.
w Pitched three rehab games with Triple-A Iowa, July 17-23 did
not allow a run in 3.1 innings of relief.
All told, went 2-1 with 13 saves and a 3.15 ERA (16 ER/45.2 IP) in 37
relief appearances with Iowa.
Posted a 1.66 ERA (4 ER/21.2 IP) in 16 road games compared to a
4.50 ERA (12 ER/24.0 IP) in 21 home tilts.
Struck out a season-best four hitters twice, May 18 at Reno and July 19
vs. Oklahoma City.
Landed on Iowas seven-day D.L., August 25-September 7 with right
shoulder inflammation.
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2009: Spent the entire season with Double-A Tennessee, going 1-7 with a
career-high tying 22 saves and a 4.38 ERA (30 ER/61.2 IP) in 59 relief
appearances.
Struck out 51 hitters while walking 24 in 61.2 innings of work.
Set career-highs in games, losses and games finished (47).
Held right-handed hitters to a .211 batting average (27-for-128) while
lefties hit .318 (35-for-110).
Recorded seven saves while posting a 1.93 ERA (3 ER/14.0 IP) with 14
strikeouts in 14 August games.
2008: Began the season in the Phillies organization before being acquired
by the Cubs in an August deal all told, went 4-4 with a 2.21 ERA (14
ER/57.0 IP) in 41 relief appearances between the two organizations.
Recorded a career-best 67 strikeouts while walking just 24 hitters in
Acquired by the Cubs from Philadelphia, August 7, for left-handed
pitcher Scott Eyre.
Went 0-1 with a 2.16 ERA (2 ER/8.1 IP) in seven relief appearances
after the trade with Single-A Daytona.
2007: In his first pro baseball season, Brian went 0-1 with a 3.51 ERA (10
ER/25.2 IP) in 17 relief appearances with Single-A affiliates Williamsport
and Lakewood.
Schlitter: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Williamsport-A
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 1 2.0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0

Lakewood-A
0-1 3.80 16 0 0 0 3 23.2 27 13 10 2 0 6 21 1 0
2008
Clearwater-A
4-3 2.22 34 0 0 0 6 48.2 39 13 12 1 1 21 58 1 0
Daytona-A
0-1
2.16 7 0 0 0 3 8.1 9 2 2 0 0 3 9 1 0
2009
Tennessee-AA
1-7 4.38 59 0 0 0 22 61.2 62 36 30 8 1 24 51 2 0
2010
Iowa-AAA#
2-1 3.15 37 0 0 0 13 45.2 44 18 16 3 1 21 42 2 0

CUBS
0-1
12.38 7 0 0 0 0 8.0 18 11 11 2 1 5 7 0 0
2011 INJURED DID NOT PITCH
2012
Daytona-A
0-1 2.00 21 0 0 0 2 27.0 27 9 6 1 1 2 19 0 1

Tennessee-AA
3-4 3.00 29 0 0 0 6 42.0 43 19 14 2 0 11 44 1 0
2013
Tennessee-AA
0-2 0.83 16 0 0 0 2 21.2 24 8 2 0 1 6 13 0 0

Iowa-AAA
1-4 3.24 38 0 0 0 20 41.2 38 15 15 4 1 9 45 2 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
11-24 2.99 258 0 0 0 78 322.1 315 133 107 21 7 103 303 10 2
SV/OPP: Career 0/0 ... HOLDS: Career 0 ... IR/IRS: Career 8/7
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
M.L. Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 7 0 2 0 2 0
BRIAN SCHLITTERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Philadelphia in the 16th round of draft (scout: Roy Tanner)
2008 Acquired by Cubs from Philadelphia 8/7 for P Scott Eyre
2010 On disabled list 7/3-23 right shoulder injury included injury rehab assignment to Iowa (7/17-23)
2011 Claimed off waivers by New York (A.L.) 1/12 claim voided 2/14
2011 Claimed off waivers by Philadelphia 2/15 claim voided and returned to Cubs 3/22
2011 On disabled list 3/22-9/29 right shoulder strain
BRIAN SCHLITTERS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 3 8/2/10 vs. Milwaukee
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 5 8/2/10 vs. Milwaukee
7/25/10 vs. St. Louis
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 5 7/2/10 vs. Cincinnati
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK: 2.2 6/28-30/10
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 3 7/2/10 vs. Cincinnati
MAJOR LEAGUE WAIVER RULES

There are four types of waiver requests Major League Waivers, Special Waivers, Outright Waivers and Unconditional Release Waivers.
Major League Waivers are necessary for any player assignment between major league clubs made from August 1 until the day after the close of the
regular season. Waivers are not needed for Major League assignments during the rest of the year. The trading deadline in which waivers are not
needed is July 31.
Special Waivers are irrevocable. They are required for a major league club to outright a player to a minor league club from September 1 until the 30th
day of the following season.
Outright Waivers are irrevocable. They are required for a major league club to outright a player to a minor league club from the 31st day of the
regular season until August 31.
Unconditional Release Waivers can be secured at any point during the year.
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68 Jorge Soler
BATS: Right
OF
WEIGHT: 215
FULL NAME: Jorge Carlos Soler (Castillo)

(HOER-hay So-lair)
BORN: 2/25/92 in Havana, Cuba
OPENING DAY AGE: 22
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0
RESIDES: Port Au Prince, Haiti
SIGNED BY: Paul Weaver and Louie Eljaua

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a nine-year major
Soler: Facts and Information

Jorge enters his third full season after signing a nine-year major league deal with the Cubs, June 30, 2012 ... he has hit .288 (99-for-344) with 20 doubles,
one triple, 13 home runs and 60 RBI in 89 minor league contests.
Recognized as the fifth-best prospect in the Cubs organization heading into the 2014 season by Baseball America ... the publication ranked him as the
organizations third-best prospect entering the 2013 campaign.
Ranked 49th on MLB.coms top-100 prospect list heading into the 2014 season.
Missed a majority of the 2013 season due to a left shine fracture suffered in June ... played 20 games in the 2013 Arizona Fall League, hitting .271
(23-for-85) with six doubles, one home and 35 RBI for the Mesa Solar Sox.
Named to the World Team in the 15th annual MLB All-Star Futures Game, July 14, 2013 at Citi Field in New York ... did not play due to injury.
Played for Cuba in several international tournaments, including the 16-under COPABE Pan American Championships in Lagos de Morelos, Mexico in 2008,
and in the World Junior Championships in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada in 2010.
w Batted .304 with a .500 on-base percentage and a .522 slugging percentage in seven games in the 2010 World Junior Championships, helping
Cuba to the bronze medal drew nine walks while only striking out once during the tournament.
Participated in the second-annual Cubs Rookie Development Program in January of 2014.
Soler: 2013 Season

Jorge batted .281 (59-for-210) with 38 runs scored, 13 doubles, one triple, eight home runs and 35 RBI in 55 games for Single-A Daytona before a
strained left calf landed him on the disabled list from June 17 through the end of the season.
Named a mid-season Florida State League All-Star and the leagues Player of the Week for the period ending, May 12 ... in four games during the span,
he was 7-for-15 (.467) with three doubles, a triple, two home runs and four RBI.
Recorded a .970 fielding percentage (3 E/99 TC) in 55 games in right field ... had two outfield assists.
Hit .377 (20-for-53) with a 1.112 OPS against left-handed pitching.
Began the season with a 10-game hitting streak, April 4-21, hitting .378 (14-for-37) with three doubles, two homers, six RBI and seven walks.
After batting .273 (18-for-66) in April, hit .304 (31-for-102) in May.
Played for the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League, hitting .271 (23-for-85) with six doubles, one home run and 14 RBI in 20 games.
Soler: Career Review

2012: Jorge batted .299 (40-for-134) with seven doubles, five home runs
and 25 RBI in 34 games between Rookie-League Mesa and Single-A Peoria
in his first professional season.
Saw action in 14 games with Rookie-League Mesa to begin his professional campaign, batting .241 (13-for-54) with two doubles, two home
runs, 14 runs scored, 10 RBI and eight stolen bases.
Promoted to Single-A Peoria, August 10, and hit .338 (27-for-80) with
five doubles, three homers, 14 runs scored, 15 RBI and four stolen
bases in 20 games.
Hit safely in 15 of 20 contests with the Chiefs, including eight multi-hit
affairs.
Hit at a .417 clip (10-for-24) with three walks, three doubles, a homer
and 13 RBI with runners in scoring position with Peoria batted .500
(5-for-10) with nine RBI with RISP and two outs.
Blasted a grand slam in his second game with the Chiefs, August 11 at
Beloit.
Collected a season-high four hits, August 18 at Wisconsin, going 4-for-5
with a double, a homer, two runs scored, two RBI and a stolen base in
the Chiefs 9-2 victory.
Tallied a .455 batting average (5-for-11) in three September contests to
close out the season.
Soler: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.241 14 54 14 13 2 0 2 10 0 0 1 6 13 8-0
.338 20 80 14 27 5 0 3 15 0 0 2 6 6 4-1
.281 55 210 38 59
13 1 8 35 0 4 1 21 38 5-1
.288 89 344 66 99
20 1 13 60 0 4 4 33 57 17-2
E OBP SLG
0 .328 .389
1 .398 .513
3
.343 .467
4
.353 465
JORGE SOLERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2012 Signed a nine-year major league contract through 2020 with Cubs 6/30 (scouts: Paul Weaver and Louie Eljaua)
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46 Pedro Strop
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 220
MLS: 2+156
FULL NAME: Pedro Angel Strop (Strope)
BORN: 6/13/85 in San Cristobal, D.R.
RESIDES: Palenque, San Cristobal, D.R.
FAMILY: Married
SIGNED BY: Rolando Fernandez & Felix

Feliz (Colorado)
HOW ACQUIRED: From Baltimore with P
Jake Arrieta and two international signing
bonus slots 7/2/13 for P Scott Feldman and C
Steve Clevenger
Strop: Facts and Information

Pedro begins his first full season with the Cubs after he was acquired from Baltimore in a four-player deal, July 2, 2013 spent his first five major league
seasons with Texas (2009-11), Baltimore (2011-13) and the Cubs (2013) was originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by Colorado in 2002.
Is 9-8 with four saves, 46 holds, a 3.86 ERA (70 ER/163.1 IP) and 165 strikeouts in 181 big league appearances.
Pitched for the Dominican Republic in the 2013 World Baseball Classic, going 3-0 in six relief appearances did not allow a run in 6.2 innings pitched
(3 H, 0 BB, 7 SO).
In 2012, went 5-2 with three saves, 24 holds and a 2.44 ERA (18 ER/66.1 IP) in 70 relief appearances with Baltimore, all single-season career bests.
Appeared in two games for Baltimore in the 2012 ALDS vs. the Yankees, going 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA (0 ER/2.1 IP) and two strikeouts.
Was named a Pacific Coast League All-Star with Triple-A Oklahoma City in 2010.
Spoke with Texas prospects during the organizations annual trip to the Rangers Dominican training academy in 2010.
Following the 2007 season, was ranked by Baseball America as Colorados ninth-best prospect.
Converted to a pitcher after batting .208 in 161 games as an infielder in Colorados organization from 2003-05.
Played amateur baseball in his native San Cristobal, Dominican Republic.
Strop: 2013 Season

Pedro began the season with Baltimore and was acquired by the Cubs, July 2, in a four-player deal with
Baltimore ... went 2-2 with 14 holds, one save and a 2.83 ERA (11 ER/35.0 IP) in 37 games with Chicago.
Combined to go 2-5 with 17 holds, one save and a 4.55 ERA (29 ER/57.1 IP) in 66 relief appearances
with Baltimore and Chicago ... walked 26 and struck out 66.
Allowed just one home run in his final 42 games starting June 17 between Baltimore and Chicago, spanning 38.1 innings and 140 at-bats.
His 0.94 WHIP with Chicago was sixth-lowest among N.L. relief pitchers from July 4 through the end of the
season (min. 35.0 IP).
Held the opposition scoreless in 32 of his 37 relief outings with the Cubs.
With Chicago, walked 11 and struck out 42.
Stranded all nine of his inherited runners while with Chicago ... on the season, stranded 16 of 26.
Recorded a 0.68 ERA (1 ER/13.1 IP) in 12 August relief appearances.
Started his Cubs career by turning in 12 scoreless appearances, covering 10.2 innings, July 4-28 had a
win and five holds, and allowed only eight baserunners in that stretch.
Tied his career high with 2.0 innings of relief work, August 4 vs. the Dodgers.
Earned his first save as a Cub, September 21 vs. Atlanta struck out the side in a perfect ninth
inning of work.
Began the season with Baltimore, going 0-3 with a 7.25 ERA (18 ER/22.1 IP) in 29
outings.
Was on the 15-day disabled list with a lower back strain, May 25-June 8.
Pitched for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, going 3-0 in
six relief appearances ... did not allow a run in 6.2 innings pitched, allowing
three hits, walking none and striking out seven.
Strop: Career Review

2012: Made Baltimores Opening Day roster and recorded 24 holds ...
posted a 2.44 ERA (18 ER/66.1 IP) in 70 appearances.
Spent the season as the teams primary eighth-inning set-up man ... set
career highs with five wins, 70 games, three saves and 66.1 innings.
Tallied scoreless streaks of 13 games (14.2 IP), April 24-May 22, and
17 games (16.1 IP) July 5-August 15.
Posted a 1.67 ERA (7 ER/37.2 IP) in 36 games before the All-Star
break and a 3.45 mark (11 ER/28.2 IP) in 34 appearances in the
second half.
Pitched to a 0.59 ERA (2 ER/30.1 IP) in 33 games on no or one day of
rest and a 4.00 ERA (16 ER/36.0 IP) in his other 37 games.
Struck out a career-high four batters, April 22 vs. the Angels.
Earned first-career saves, April 24 and 25 vs. Toronto.
Made two scoreless appearances in the ALDS vs. the Yankees, picking
up the win in Game Four (2.0 IP).
2011: Claimed off waivers by Baltimore from Texas, September 1,

going 2-0 with a 0.73 ERA (1 ER/12.1 IP) and 12 strikeouts in 12 games
with the Orioles.
Made his Orioles debut, September 3 at Tampa Bay.
Collected first major league win, September 7 at the Yankees.
Did not allow a run in his first nine games with Baltimore, September
3-22 (8.2 IP).
Earned second win, September 24 at Detroit, tossing a career-high 2.0
innings.
Was 0-1 with a 3.72 ERA (4 ER/9.2 IP) in 11 games with Texas, April
2-May 3.
Was 4-4 with 11 saves and a 3.59 ERA (19 ER/47.2 IP) in 39 games
for Triple-A Round Rock.
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2010: Did not factor in a decision in 15 appearances for Texas, posting a

10.13 ERA (12 ER/10.2 IP) in 15 relief outings.
Had five stints with Texas: May 15-16, June 1-5, July 1-10, August 1418 and September 1-end of the season ... was not on post-season
roster.
Allowed runs in six of 15 outings including four-straight appearances,
September 11-27.
Went 1-2 with 13 saves and a 1.91 ERA (9 ER/42.1 IP) in 39 relief
appearances for Triple-A Oklahoma City, holding opponents to a .203
batting average (32-for-158) with one home run, 14 walks and 57
strikeouts, his first full season at the Triple-A level.
Was named a Pacific Coast League All-Star, but was unable to
participate due to a big league stint.
Allowed a home run in his first outing of the season, April 8 vs.
Albuquerque, suffering a blown save, but did not permit a long ball in
final 38 games and 41.1 innings for Oklahoma City.
Was 13-for-17 (76.5 percent) in save chances with Oklahoma City,
allowing 11 of 22 inherited runners to score.
In his final 15 Triple-A outings beginning July 15, did not allow an
earned run in 13.1 innings (4 BB, 24 SO) opponents batted .183
(9-for-49) in that stretch and he struck out 24 of the 53 batters faced
in that span.
Made five appearances in November for Cibao in the Dominican Winter
League, allowing three runs in 4.1 innings.
2009: After signing with Texas as a minor league free agent, combined to
go 6-6 with five saves and a 5.06 ERA (36 ER/64.0 IP) in 47 relief appearances between Double-A Frisco and Triple-A Oklahoma City made his
Major League debut with Texas, August 28.
Had his contract purchased by Texas, August 27, and allowed runs in
three of his seven relief appearances the rest of the year.
Made his major league debut, August 28 at Minnesota, retiring all three
batters faced in the eighth inning ... fanned 2009 A.L. batting champion
Joe Mauer, his first batter faced.
Opened the season with Oklahoma City, producing a 10.61 ERA (11
ER/9.1 IP) in eight games.
Assigned to Double-A Frisco, May 4.
Allowed 11 runs in 5.1 innings in first five outings with Frisco before
posting a 2.74 ERA (14 ER/46.0 IP) in final 31 appearances.
Worked 11.1 scoreless innings in final seven contests for Frisco with two
wins and two saves.
Was promoted to Oklahoma City, August 17, and did not allow a run in
3.1 innings in three games, extending his scoreless innings streak to
14.2 innings in 10 appearances.
Posted a 1.69 ERA in five appearances for Gigantes in Dominican
Winter League.
2008: Began season with Double-A Tulsa, posting a 2.57 ERA (2 ER/7.0
IP) while converting all three save opportunities in seven appearances.
Was placed on the disabled list, April 22, with right elbow fracture and
missed the rest of the season.
Was designated for assignment and taken off Colorados 40-man roster,
September 12 was released by Colorado, September 23.
relief appearances with Single-A Modesto led the club with 25 games
finished and ranked second with seven saves.
Held opponents to a .215 batting average, including a .202 mark by
lefties.
Missed final two weeks of the season with a right elbow strain.
Following the year, was ranked by Baseball America as Colorados
ninth-best prospect.
2006: Converted to a pitcher before the season, combined to go 3-1 with
a 3.42 ERA (10 ER/26.1 IP) in 22 relief appearances between RookieLeague Casper and Single-A Asheville.
Began season in extended spring program before joining Casper in June
... transferred to Asheville, August 3.
2005: Combined to bat .232 (56-for-241) with three home runs and 25
RBI in 66 games between Single-A Asheville and Single-A Tri-City.
Started the season with Asheville, appearing in just four games before
being transferred to Tri-City, June 1.
Led the Northwest League with 86 strikeouts.
2004: Hit .200 (38-for-190) with three home runs and 20 RBI in 55 games
with Single-A Tri-City.
2003: Hit safely in 14 of his first 22 games with Rookie-League Casper, but
batted just .111 over his final 20 contests, finishing with a .172 batting
average (22-for-128).
2002: Made professional debut with Colorados Dominican Summer
League team after signing as a non-drafted free-agent infielder, January
25.
Strop: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
Casper-R
1-0 2.08 11 0 0 0 0 13.0 9 3 3 1 1 2 22 3 1

Asheville-A
2-1 4.73 11 0 0 0 0 13.1 10 7 7 3 0 5 13 0 0
2007
Modesto-A
5-2 4.28 48 0 0 0 7 54.2 43 28 26 4 3 29 75 11 0
2008
Tulsa-AA
0-0
2.57 7 0 0 0 3 7.0 6 2 2 0 1 4 7 0 0
2009
Frisco-AA
5-5 4.38 36 0 0 0 4 51.1 48 28 25 1 2 29 48 7 2

Oklahoma City-AAA 1-1 7.82 11 0 0 0 1 12.2 13 11 11 2 1 4 13 2 0
Texas
0-0
7.71 7 0 0 0 0 7.0 6 6 6 0 0 4 9 0 0
2010

Texas
0-0
10.13 15 0 0 0 0 10.2 17 12 12 2 1 11 11 5 1
2011
Texas
0-1
3.72
11 0 0 0 0 9.2 7 4 4 0 1 7 9 2 2

Round Rock-AAA
4-4 3.59 39 0 0 0 11 47.2 53 21 19 2 1 24 55 5 0

Baltimore
2-0 0.73 12 0 0 0 0 12.1 8 1 1 0 0 3 12 0 0
2012
Baltimore
5-2 2.44 70 0 0 0 3 66.1 52 18 18 2 4 37 58 5 0
2013
Baltimore
0-3 7.25 29 0 0 0 0 22.1 23 19 18 4 2 15 24 5 1

CUBS
2-2 2.83 37 0 0 0 1 35.0 22 11 11 1 4 11 42 3 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
9-8 3.86
181 0 0 0 4 163.1
135 71 70 9 12 88
165
20 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS 7-6 4.14
144 0 0 0 3 128.1
113 60 59 8 8 77
123
17 4
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
19-15 3.79 202 0 0 0 39 242.0 214 112 102 14 9 111 290 32 5
164
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 66 1 6 0 7 0
M.L. TOTALS .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000
181 9 21 0 30 1
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2012
BAL vs. NYY

1-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC
YEAR TEAM
2013
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
3-0
0.00 6 0 0 0 0 6.2 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0
PEDRO STROPS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Signed as a non-drafted free agent by Colorado 1/25 (scouts: Rolando Fernandez and Felix Feliz)
2008 Granted unconditional release 9/23
2008 Signed by Texas as a minor league free agent 9/25
2011 Claimed off waivers by Baltimore 9/1, completing earlier trade for LHP Mike Gonzalez
2013 On disabled list 5/24-6/8 ... lower back strain
2013 Acquired by Cubs from Baltimore 7/2 with RHP Jake Arrieta and two international signing bonus slots (slot number three and four) for RHP Scott Feldman

and C Steve Clevenger
PEDRO STROPS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 4 4/22/12 @ Los Angeles-A.L.
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 3 8/31/09 vs. Toronto
LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 3 games 4/16-29/12
Tampa Bay
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 5 (twice), most recently 7/29/13 vs.
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 2.0 innings (seven times), most
Milwaukee
recently 8/4/13 vs. Los Angeles-N.L.
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 2 4/16/13 vs. Tampa Bay
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 16.1 7/5-8/15/12
LOWEST WHIP BY N.L. RELIEF PITCHERS,

JULY 4-END OF SEASON (MIN. 35.0 IP)
Pitcher (Team)
Tyler Clippard (WAS)
Craig Kimbrel (ATL)
David Carpenter (ATL)
LaTroy Hawkins (NYM)
Tanner Roark (WAS)
Pedro Strop (CHI)
Alfredo Simon (CIN)
WHIP
0.74
0.76
0.89
0.91
0.91
0.94
1.02
SWEEPS LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Cubs Last 3-Game Sweep: 7/26-28/13 @ San Francisco
Last 3-Game Sweep at Home: 7/13-15/12 vs. Arizona
Last 4-Game Sweep: 8/1-4/11 at Pittsburgh
Last 4-Game Sweeps on the Road: 8/1-4/11 at Pittsburgh, 7/16-19/09 atWashington and 7/28-31/08 atMilwaukee
Last 4-Game Sweep at Wrigley: 5/29-6/1/08 vs. Colorado
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6 Ryan Sweeney
BATS: Left
OF
WEIGHT: 225
MLS: 6+28
FULL NAME: Ryan Joseph Sweeney
BORN: 2/20/85 in Cedar Rapids, IA
OPENING DAY AGE: 29
RESIDES: Cedar Rapids, IA

FAMILY: Married Natasha ... Child Myer
SIGNED BY: Paul Provas and Nathan Durst

(White Sox)
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed minor league deal
with Cubs 4/3/13
Sweeney: Facts and Information

Ryan begins his second season with the Cubs after signing a two-year major league contract with the club this past offseason in his first season on the
Northside, he batted .266 (51-for-192) with 13 doubles, two triples, six home runs and 19 RBI in 70 games originally signed a minor league deal with
the Cubs on April 3, 2013 after being released by the Red Sox in spring training.
Owns a .278 batting average (532-for-1,911) with 115 doubles, 14 triples, 20 home runs and 204 RBI in 605 games covering all or part of eight big
league seasons with the White Sox (2006-07), Athletics (2008-11), Red Sox (2012) and Cubs (2013).
Has appeared in 538 minor league games over eight seasons (2003-08, 2012-13) boasts a .292 average (595-for-2,036) with 281 runs, 99 doubles,
13 triples, 40 home runs and 262 RBI.
Has struck out 309 times while drawing 168 walks in 2,112 total plate appearances at the big league level owns a .336 on-base percentage.
Is averaging 31 doubles, four triples, five home runs and 55 RBI per 162 games in his career.
Has played 322 games in right field, 217 in center field and 88 in left field sports a .994 fielding percentage (7 E/1,196 TC).
While with Boston in 2012, recorded a 221-consecutive errorless games streak in the outfield from August 17, 2009-April 21 2012, including an Oakland
Athletics record 209-game streak.
Entering 2006, was tabbed by Baseball America as the No. 3 prospect and best outfield arm in the Chicago White Sox organization.
Cited by Baseball America as the best pure hitter and best athlete (along with Brian Anderson) from the White Sox 2003 draft class.
Drafted by the White Sox in the second round of the 2003 draft graduated from Xavier High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Was named the Louisville Slugger National Player of the Year while earning honors as a First-Team All State selection in 2001-02.
Sweeney: 2013 Season

Ryan signed a minor league deal with Chicago, April 3, and batted .337 (28-for-83) in 23 games with Triple-A Iowa before he was
promoted to the Cubs, May 6 ... went on to bat .266 (51-for-192) with 13 doubles, two triples, six homers and 19 RBI in 70 games
for the Cubs.
His six home runs matched his career high, also done in 2009 with Oakland.
Played 45 games (41 starts) in center field, 10 games (five starts) in left field and four games (one start) in right
field.
Missed two months while on the disabled list after he broke a rib crashing into the outfield wall, June
29 in Seattle ... landed on the 60-day D.L., July 2 (retroactive to June 30).
w Hit .278 (5-for-18) in five rehab games between Rookie League Mesa and Single-A Kane
County before he was activated from the D.L. on September 1.
Hit .313 (15-for-48) against left-handed pitching compared to a .250 average (36-for-144) against righthanders.
Posted a .346 batting average (27-for-78) at Wrigley Field.
Batted .280 (33-for-118) with none on base, but hit .186 (8-for-43) with runners in scoring position.
Posted a .414 batting average (12-for-29) in 11 interleague contests.
Selected from Triple-A Iowa, May 6, and made his Cubs debut that night vs. Texas as a defensive replacement in left field.
Recorded his first home run as a Cub, May 19 vs. the Mets, a solo shot.
Drove in a career-high six RBI, June 23 vs. Houston ... finished 3-for-5 with two doubles and a home run.
Signed with the Cubs four days after he was released by Boston, March 30.
October 10, agreed to a two-year contract with Cubs through 2015 with a club option for 2016.
TOP FIELDING PERCENTAGE,
MLB OUTFIELDERS SINCE 2006
Outfielder
Jacoby Ellsbury
Jon Jay
Shane Victorino
Ryan Sweeney
Grady Sizemore
166
Fielding Pct.
.995
.995
.995
.994
.994
Sweeney: Career Review

2012: Ryan was limited to just 63 games in his lone season with the Red
Sox after landing on the disabled list three times hit .260 (53-for-204)
with 19 doubles, two triples and 16 RBI.
Made three trips to the disabled list May 21-28 (concussion), June
17-July 7 (toe inflammation) and July 31-end of season (left hand
fracture).
Batted .277 (51-for-184) with 18 doubles against right-handed
pitchers compared to a .100 mark (2-for-20) against southpaws.
Ranked seventh in the A.L. with a .311 batting average (min. 130 PA)
and tied for third in the circuit with 14 doubles in 34 games through
May 20 prior to his first DL stint.
Appeared in 49 games (35 starts) in right field and 19 (15 starts) in
center field.
Began the campaign hitting safely in his first seven games, batting .400
(10-for-25) with three doubles and four RBI.
Hit .373 (25-for-67) in 19 April games posted a .204 mark (28-for137) in May, June and July combined.
Recorded a season-high, nine-game hitting streak, April 17-28
batted .417 (15-for-36) with eight doubles and four RBI.
Posted a season-high four hits, May 6 vs. Baltimore.
2011: Made his fourth-straight, Opening Day roster, batting .265 (70-for264) with 11 doubles, three triples, one home run and 25 RBI in 108
games with Oakland.
Did not commit an error in the outfield for the second straight season,
going 92 contests and 153 total chances without a miscue.
w The 92-straight errorless games played were second most in Athletics history by an outfielder, behind Stan Javiers 124 in 1995.
Appeared at all three outfield positions and DH ... started 26 games in
center field, 24 in left field and 16 in right field.
Posted a .286 (63-for-220) against right-handed hurlers compared to
a .159 average (7-for-44) against lefties.
Batted .297 (19-for-64) with runners in scoring position, including a
.321 clip (9-for-28) with runners in scoring position and two outs.
Tied for second among A.L. pinch-hitters with 21 plate appearances
went 4-for-18 (.222) with two RBI in the pinch role.
Boasted an average of over .300 in May (.365/19-for-52) and July
(.333/15-for-45).
Recorded a career-high five hits, May 5 vs. Cleveland went 5-for-6
with a double and two RBI.
Snapped a career-long, 108-game, and 374 at-bat homerless streak
with a fourth inning clout, July 27 vs. Tampa Bay.
Traded to Boston from Oakland with pitcher Andrew Bailey for outfielder Josh Reddick, pitcher Raul Alcantara and infielder Miles Head,
December 28, 2011.
2010: Appearing in just 82 games, Ryan led the Athletics in batting
average (.294/89-for-303) before undergoing season-ending knee surgery
in July made his third-straight, Opening Day start for Oakland.
Batted .294 with 20 doubles, two triples, one home run and 36 RBI
struck out 41 times while drawing 24 free passes in 331 total plate
appearances.
Placed on the 15-day D.L., July 19 (retroactive to July 12), with right
patella tendinitis transferred to the 60-day D.L., July 30, after going
undergoing season-ending surgery.
Batted .307 (73-for-238) against right-handed pitching and .246 (16for-65) against left-handers.
Went 25-for-84 (.298) with runners in scoring position while logging a
.312 average (77-for-247) against American League foes.
Started 76 games in right field and one in center field did not commit
an error in 81 games.
Began the season with a career-high-tying, 13-game hitting streak
(.320/16-for-50) ... tied for the second longest season-opening streak
in Oakland history.
Reached base safely in each of his first 23 games, marking the fifthlongest season-opening streak in Athletics history.
2009: Appearing in a career-best 134 games, Ryan set several career

highs with the Athletics, batting .293 (142-for-484) with 31 doubles, three
triples, six home runs and 53 RBI struck out 67 times while drawing
40 walks.
His .293 batting average was the fifth best mark in Oaklands history by
a player younger than 25 years of age finished second on the club
with 31 doubles.
Collected 11 outfield assists, good for fourth-best among A.L.
outfielders.
Batted .326 (84-for-258) on the road, sixth best in the A.L. four of his
six clouts came on the road.
Hit .304 (17-for-56) during a season-high 12-game hitting streak from
April 18-May 3.
Landed on the 15-day disabled list, June 8 (retroactive to June 3), with
a sprained left knee reinstated, June 18, and went on to hit .324
(95-for-293) in 85 games following his return.
Reached base safely via hit or walk in an Athletics season-high
23-straight games, August 30-September 26 was 33-for-90 (.367)
with 10 doubles during the stretch.
2008: Made his first-career Opening Day roster after his trade to Oakland
during the offseason went on to bat .286 (110-for-384) with 53 runs,
18 doubles, two triples, five home runs and 45 RBI in 115 games despite
making two trips to the D.L.
Ranked third among A.L. rookies in on-base percentage (.350), tied for
fourth in multi-hit games (31) and was fifth in average and stolen bases
(nine).
Started in a team-leading 102 games in the outfield, including 54 in
right field, 46 in center field and two in left field.
w Logged a .996 fielding percentage (1 ER/250 TC).
.216 mark (19-for-88) against southpaws.
Went 32-for-97 (.330) with a home run and 38 RBI with runners in
scoring position.
Placed on the 15-day D.L., May 30 (retroactive to May 29), with a left
toe contusion reinstated, June 13, and went on to hit .327 (36-for110) in his next 29 affairs.
Landed on the 15-day D.L. for a second time, August 13, with a
sprained right thumb appeared in one rehab game with Oaklands
Rookie League team before being activated, August 28.
2007: Began the season ranked by Baseball America as the White Sox
top prospect spent majority of the season at Triple-A Charlotte before a
15-game stint with the big league club.
Recalled from Charlotte, April 29, and made his season debut later that
night vs. the Angels (0-for-2, BB).
Optioned back to Charlotte, May 20 hit .200 (9-for-45) with three
doubles, a home run and five RBI in 15 games at the big league circuit.
Hit .270 (107-for-397) with 10 homers and 47 RBI in 105 games at
the Triple-A level.
Landed on Charlottes seven-day D.L. (August 2-9) with a sprained right
wrist.
Hit .286 (24-for-84) with two doubles, a home run and 13 RBI with
Phoenix of the Arizona Fall League.
Participated in the AFL Rising Stars Showcase game and drove in the
winning run with a single in the 10th inning.
2006: Made his major league debut with the White Sox as a September
call-up began the season at Triple-A Charlotte, batting .296 (133-for449) with 64 runs, 25 doubles, three triples, 13 home runs and 70 RBI
in 118 games.
Made his big league debut, September 1, as a defensive replacement
in center field at Kansas City.
Recorded his first-career major league hit, September 5 at Boston,
singling off Kason Gabbard picked up his first RBI the next night
with a groundout.
Hit .229 (8-for-35) with five RBI in 18 games with the White Sox.
Entering the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as the No. 3
prospect and best outfield arm in the White Sox organization.
In the offseason, played in 14 games for LaGuaira in the Venezuelan
Winter League, hitting .260 (13-for-50) with one home run and seven
RBI.
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2005: Spent the entire campaign with Double-A Birmingham ... batted
.298 (128-for-429) with 64 runs, 22 doubles, three triples, one home run
2003: In his first professional baseball season, hit a combined .327 (33for-101) between Rookie-level Bristol and Great Falls.
Cited by Baseball America as the best pure hitter and best athlete
(along with Brian Anderson) from the White Sox 2003 draft class.
2004: In his first season at the Single-A level, Ryan batted .283 (146-for515) with 71 runs, 22 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 66 RBI
in 134 games with Winston-Salem.
Ranked by Baseball America as the No. 4 prospect in the Sox organization entering the season.
Sweeney: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
Bristol-R
.313 19 67 11 21 3 0 2 5 1 0 1 7 10 3-0 4 .387 .448

Great Falls-R
.353 10 34 0 12 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 3 0-2 1 .389 .412
2004
Winston-Salem-A .283 134 515 71 146 22 3 7 66 3 2 7 40 65 8-6 7 .342 .379
2005
Birmingham-AA .298 113 429 64 128 22 3 1 47 7 5 7 35 53 6-6 3 .357 .371
2006
Charlotte-AAA
.296 118 449 64 133 25 3 13 70 3 2 3 35 73 7-7 3 .350 .452

Chicago (A.L.)
.229 18 35 1 8 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 7 0-0 0 .229 .229
2007
Chicago (A.L.)
.200 15 45 5 9 3 0 1 5 0 0 0 4 5 0-1 0 .265 .333

Charlotte-AAA
.270 105 397 50 107 17 2 10 47 2 2 1 48 71 8-5 0 .348 .398
2008 Oakland
.286 115 384 53 110 18 2 5 45 2 6 3 38 67 9-1 3 .350 .383

Sacramento-AAA# .412 8 34 5 14 4 0 1 5 0 0 0 3 4 0-0 0 .459 .618

AZL Athletics#
.000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 1 .400 .000
2009
Oakland
.293 134 484 68 142 31 3 6 53 2 5 3 40 67 6-5 3 .348 .407
2010
Oakland
.294 82 303 41 89
20 2 1 36 1 3 0 24 41 1-1 0
.342 .383
2011
Oakland
.265 108 264 34 70 11 3 1 25 1 1 0 33 48 1-1 0 .346 .341
2012 Boston
.260 63 204 22 53
19 2 0 16 1 1 1 12 43 0-0 2
.303 .373

Portland-AA#
.143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 .143 .143
2013
Iowa-AAA
.337 23 83 12 28 2 2 6 16 0 0 0 8 15 1-0 0 .396 .627

CUBS
.266 70 192 19 51
13 2 6 19 2 1 0 17 31 1-0 1
.324 .448

Mesa-R#
.286 4 14 4 4 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 1 0-0 0 .412 .429

Kane County-A# .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 .250 .250
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.278 605 1911 243 532
115 14 20 204 9 17 7 168 309 18-9 7 .336 .385
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS .280 535 1719 224 481
102 12 14 185 7 16 7 151 278 17-9 6 .338 .378
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS .266 70 192 19 51
13 2 6 19 2 1 0 17 31 1-0 1
.324 .448
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.292 538 2036 281 595 99 13 40 262 16 11 19 183 295 33-26 18 .354 .413
1.000
10 15 1 0
16 0 Left Field 1.000
88 97
5 0
102 1
.992
45
121 0 1
217
484
5 2
491 0
1.000
4 4 0 0 4 0 Right Field .992
322
579
19 5
603 5
.993
140 1 1
142 0 M.L. TOTALS .994
1160
29 7
1196 6
RYAN SWEENEYS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by the White Sox in the second round of draft (Paul Provas and Nathan Durst)
2008 Acquired by Oakland 1/3 with RHP Fautino De Los Santos and LHP Gio Gonzalez for OF Nick Swisher
2008 On disabled list 5/29-6/13 left toe contusion included injury rehab assignment to Sacramento (6/5-13)
2008 On disabled list 8/13-28 sprained right thumb included injury rehab assignment to Rookie League (8/27-28)
2009 On disabled list 6/3-18 sprained left knee
2010 On disabled list 7/12-11/4 right knee surgery
2011 Acquired by Boston 12/28 along with RHP Andrew Bailey for OF Josh Reddick, RHP Raul Alcantara and INF Miles Head
2012 On disabled list 5/21-28 concussion
2012 On disabled list 6/17-7/7 left toe inflammation included injury rehab assignment to Portland (7/5-7)
2012 On disabled list 7/31-11/2 transferred to 60-day disabled list 8/10 left hand fracture
2013 Signed a one-year major league contract with Boston 1/25 released 3/30
2013 On disabled list 6/30-9/1 rib fracture included injury rehab assignment to Mesa (8/24-31) and Kane County (9/1)
2013 Signed two-year major league contract with Cubs 10/11, including a club option for 2016
RYAN SWEENEYS CAREER HIGHS

MOST HITS: 5 5/5/11 vs. Cleveland
MOST WALKS: 3 (three times), most recently 9/5/11 vs. Kansas City
MOST RBI: 6 6/23/13 vs. Houston
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 13 games (twice), most recently 4/5MOST DOUBLES: 3 (twice), most recently 9/14/09 @ Texas
4/18/10
MOST RUNS SCORED: 4 6/17/08 @ Arizona
168
72 Matt Szczur
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-1
WEIGHT: 195
FULL NAME: Matthew Szczur (Cesar)
BORN: 7/20/89 in Cape May, NJ
RESIDES: Cape May, NJ
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0
SIGNED BY: Tim Adkins

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth
round of 2010 draft
Szczur: Facts and Information

Drafted in the fifth round of the 2010 draft by the Cubs, Matt enters his fifth season of professional baseball having accumulated 100 or more hits in
three-consecutive seasons from 2011-13.
Has recorded 100 or more hits in three-straight seasons; 131 in 2011, 117 in 2012 and a career and Southern League-best 144 in 2013.
Owns a .285 batting average (427-for-1,498) with 269 runs scored, 85 doubles, 16 triples, 17 home runs and 140 RBI in 375 career minor league
games.
w Has drawn 147 walks while striking out 218 times in 1,680 total plate appearances.
Was named a 2013 Southern League mid-season and post-season All-Star ... was named a 2012 Florida State League mid-season All-Star.
Named the third-best prospect in the Cubs system by Baseball America following the 2011 season.
Was selected to the Team USA roster for the 2011 XM Satellite Radio All-Star Futures Game, July 10, at Chase Field in Arizona.
Attended Villanova University in Philadelphia, Pa., and enjoyed a stellar two-sport (baseball and football) career ... in 2010, was the first .400 hitter for
Villanova since 1997, batting .443 to earn First-Team All-Big East honors.
w His .443 batting average in 2010 was the fourth-highest in school history and his .392 career average ranks fifth in school history.
Donated peripheral blood cells to a young leukemia patient who only had a 1-in-80,000 chance of finding a match ... missed 10 games during the 2010
college baseball season due to medication taken in advance of the donation ... last year was featured on ESPNs E:60 and was named one of their top
stories of 2013.
A wide receiver, he led the Wildcats football team to the quarterfinals of the Division I Football Championship in 2008, the national title in 2009 and the
semifinals in 2010.
Graduated from Lower Cape May (N.J.) Regional High School in 2007.
Selected by the Dodgers in the 38th round of the 2007 draft, but did not sign.
Szczur: 2013 Season

Matt spent the entire campaign at Double-A Tennessee, posting a .281 average (144-for-512) with 78 runs scored, 27 doubles, four triples, three home
runs and 44 RBI in 128 games ... he led the Southern League in hits, ranked tied for third in runs scored and tied for seventh in batting average.
Set career-highs in games played, at-bats, hits, doubles and hit-by-pitches (6).
Had nearly identical averages against southpaws and right-handed hurlers, logging a .280 mark (40-for-143) against lefties while hitting .282 (104-for369) against righties.
Was 32-for-95 (.337) in 25 June games after posting a .268 average (30-for-112) in 26 May contests.
Excelled with the bases loaded, going 5-for-13 (.385) with 13 RBI and a .500 on-base percentage.
Named to the mid-season All-Star team after registering a .291 average (74-for-254) in the first-half of the season.
Appeared in 92 games in center field, 23 in right field, 14 in left field and one game as a designated hitter.
w Posted a .992 fielding percentage (2 E/259 TC).
Had a season-high 11-game hitting streak, June 21-July 4 batted .392 (20-for-51) with eight RBI.
Totaled 39 multi-hit games, including 29 two-hit affairs, eight three-hit contests and two four-hit games.
Szczur: Career Review

2012: Matt batted .267 (117-for-438) with 26 doubles, eight triples, four
home runs, 40 RBI and 42 stolen bases in 113 games between Single-A
Daytona and Double-A Tennessee missed over three weeks in June with
a strained left knee.
Was named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star.
Began the season with Daytona, hitting .295 (87-for-295) with two
homers and 34 RBI in 78 games before he was promoted to Tennessee,
July 27.
Despite missing over three weeks in June with a strained left knee, led
the Florida State League with 68 runs scored and 38 stolen bases at
the time of his promotion to Double-A.
Hit at a .420 clip (21-for-50) with six walks, five doubles, a triple and
10 RBI with runners in scoring position and two outs with Daytona.
Made one error in 78 games with Daytona, while appearing at all three
outfield positions.
Promoted to Tennessee, July 27, and went on to hit .210 (30-for-143)
with seven doubles, four triples, two homers and six RBI in 35 games.
2011: Matt combined to bat .293 (131-for-447) with 22 doubles, three

triples, 10 homers and 46 RBI in his first full minor league season with
Single-A Peoria and Single-A Daytona, helping the D-Cubs to the Florida
State League title.
Began the season with Peoria, hitting .314 (86-for-274) with a .366
on-base percentage, 17 stolen bases, 15 doubles, five homers and 27
RBI in 66 games.
Batted .385 (25-for-65) against southpaws ... was 20-for-58 (.345)
with runners in scoring position.
Named to the Midwest League All-Star Game.
Promoted to Daytona, July 13, and went on to bat .260 (45-for-173)
with seven doubles, two triples, five homers and 19 RBI in 43 games ...
stole seven bases without being caught.
Hit .368 during Daytonas post-season run to the FSL title.
2010: In his first taste of professional baseball, Matt hit .347 (35-for-101)
in 25 games between Rookie-League Mesa, Single-A Boise and Single-A
Peoria.
Hit safely in his first 21 career games spanning three stops ... posted a
.405 batting average (34-for-84) during the run that saw him score 21
times.
Spent the majority of his time at Boise, hitting .397 (29-for-73) with
nine doubles and eight RBI in 18 contests.
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Szczur: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2010

Mesa-R

Boise-A

Peoria-A
2011

Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.500 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1-0 0 .750 .500
.397 18 73 17 29 9 0 0 8 0 2 1 6 11 1-0 1 .439 .521
.192 6 26 6 5 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 3 5 0-0 1 .300 .308
.314 66 274 55 86
15 1 5 27 0 1 2 21 28 17-5 1
.366 .431
.260 43 173 20 45 7 2 5 19 2 1 1 5 20 7-0 2 .283 .410
.295 78 295 68 87
19 4 2 34 2 4 4 47 50 38-12 1
.394 .407
.210 35 143 24 30 7 4 2 6 0 0 1 14 29 4-2 1 .285 .357
.281 128 512 78
*144 27 4 3 44 3 3 6 50 75 22-12 2 .350 .367
.285 375 1498 269 427 85 16 17 140 7 11 17 147 218 90-31 9 .353 .397
*Led League
MATT SZCZURS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2010 Selected by Cubs in fifth round of draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
DOUBLE DOWN
The Cubs hit a club-record 340 doubles in a season twice in club annals 1931 and 2007. In 2007, the club averaged 2.1 doubles per contest
while the 1931 squad averaged 2.2 doubles over the 154-game schedule.
In 2008, three Cubs Aramis Ramirez (44 doubles), Derrek Lee (41) and Geovany Soto (35) had 35 or more doubles. It marked the ninth time
since 1901 that three Cubs amassed 35 or more doubles in the same season. The 120 doubles between them was tied for the third-highest total
of any Cubs threesome (in 2007, Derrek Lee had 43, Alfonso Soriano had 42 and Aramis Ramirez had 35), and the most since the 1932 trio of
Riggs Stephenson (49), Charlie Grimm (42) and Billy Herman (42) collected a club-record 133 doubles. In 1930, Kiki Cuyler (50), Woody English
(36) and Hack Wilson (35) combined for 121 doubles.
Chicago has reached 300 doubles in a season nine times, including five of the last 11 seasons entering the 2013 campaign.
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60 Chris Valaika
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 207
FULL NAME: Christopher Andrew Valaika
BORN: 8/14/85 in Santa Monica, CA
RESIDES: Oxnard, CA
FAMILY: Married Sarah
SIGNED BY: Rex De La Nunez (Cincinnati)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 1+34

Valaika: Facts and Information

Chris signed a minor league deal with Chicago in November of 2013 following a season in which he was part of the Miami Marlins organization ... has
appeared in parts of three major league seasons with the Cincinnati Reds (2010-11) and Marlins (2013), hitting .244 (31-for-127) with seven doubles,
one triple, two home runs and 11 RBI in 55 contests.
Has made 20 big league appearances at second base (12 starts), played nine games apiece at shortstop (eight starts) and third base (eight starts), and
three games (one start) at first base.
Owns a .278 batting average (829-for-2,984) with 371 runs scored, 166 doubles, 14 triples, 66 home runs and 391 RBI in 793 career minor league
games covering eight seasons.
Began his pro career with five-straight seasons with 20 or more doubles (2006-10).
Named a 2011 International League mid-season All-Star with Triple-A Louisville.
Honored as the 2008 Cincinnati Reds Minor League Player of the Year after leading all Reds minor leaguers with a .317 batting average (163-for-514).
w Selected to the Florida State League mid-season All-Star team.
Played for Team USA in the 2008 XM All-Star Futures Game at Yankee Stadium.
Was Cincinnatis Minor League Player of the Month in April of 2007 after batting .390 (30-for-77) with 17 RBI in 20 games.
In his first professional season in 2006, Chris earned Pioneer League MVP, TOPPS PL Player of the Year, MiLB.coms Short Season Offensive Player of the
Year, and Baseball America Minor League rookie All-Star honors.
In 2006, set a Pioneer League record with a 32-game hitting streak from July 22-August 26, batting .374 (49-for-131) with four home runs and 46 RBI
during the streak.
w Named the Reds Minor League Player of the Month for July.
Won a gold medal in 2004 while playing for Team USA at the FISU II World University Baseball Championships.
Attended the University of California at Santa Barbara is a 2003 graduate of Hart (Calif.) High School.
Valaika: 2013 Season

Chris suited up in just 22 big league games with Miami before being sidelined in May with an injury compiled a .219 batting average (14-for-64) with
five doubles, one home run and nine RBI.
Made Miamis Opening Day roster, and clubbed his lone homer of the season, May 4 at Philadelphia, off starter Cole Hamels.
Batted .280 (7-for-25) against southpaws compared to a .179 mark (7-for-39) against right-handed hurlers.
Was on Miamis 15-day D.L., May 8-July 23, after fracturing his left wrist transferred to the 60-day D.L., July 6.
w Appeared in 16 games as part of a rehab assignment with Single-A Jupiter and Triple-A New Orleans, batting .217 (13-for-60) with a home run
and six RBI from July 4-22.
Was reinstated from the 60-day D.L., July 23 and designated for assignment.
Elected free agency, October 1 signed a minor league contract with the Cubs, November 19.
Valaika: Career Review

2012: Chris spent his final season in Cincinnatis system with Triple-A
Louisville, but missed nearly two months with a right knee injury ... hit .223
(65-for-291) with 30 runs scored, 14 doubles, two triples, six home runs
Was on Louisvilles seven-day D.L., May 22-July 11, with a right knee
sprain.
Posted a .244 mark (40-for-164) with 10 doubles and three home runs
before his injury compared to a .197 average (25-for-127) post-injury.
Crushed an eighth-inning grand slam, July 13, in Louisvilles 22-1 victory vs. Gwinnett.
Recorded 17 multi-hit games during the season, including five, three-hit
affairs.
Hit .295 (18-for-61) when ahead in the count compared to a .172
average (21-for-122) when behind.
Declared a free agent, November 2 signed a minor league contract
with Miami three days later.
2011: Played in 109 games with Triple-A Louisville, hitting .261 (109-for417) with 39 runs scored, 18 doubles, seven home runs and 37 RBI
logged 14 games with the Reds before suffering a season-ending knee
injury in September.
All told, hit .280 (7-for-25) with one double and one triple in his 14
major league affairs.
Tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during September
11s contest at Colorado.
w Had surgery to repair his ACL, September 19 ... was not placed
on the disabled list.
Succeeded against Triple-A southpaws, hitting .305 (39-for-128) compared to a .242 mark (70-for-289) against righties.
His .333 batting average (37-for-111) in 27 August games was his best
monthly average of the year.
Was 31-for-103 (.301) with three home runs and 12 RBI when ahead
in the count.
Clubbed a game-winning, two-run homer in the seventh inning, August 7
at Scranton/WB finished the contest 2-for-3 with the home run and a
season-high tying three RBI.
Hit safely in his last eight Triple-A affairs from August 23-30 batted
.444 (16-for-36) with seven runs scored and four doubles.
171
2010: Opened the season at Triple-A Louisville before making his major
league debut in August hit .304 (129-for-424) with 49 runs scored,
28 doubles, two triples, four home runs and 53 RBI in 118 games with
the Bats.
Recalled by Cincinnati on August 24, and made his big league debut
that night at San Francisco.
w Singled as a pinch-hitter on the first pitch he saw from Santiago
Casilla to record his first career hit.
Made his first start August 27 vs. the Cubs, going 2-for-4 while clubbing
his first big league homer, a solo shot off Tom Gorzelanny.
Enjoyed a career-best five-game hitting streak from August 27-31, batting .364 (8-for-22) during the streak.
Went 3-for-5 on August 30 vs. Milwaukee to set a career-high in hits.
Crushed left-handed pitching at Triple-A, hitting .358 (39-for-109) with
two homers and 18 RBI.
Was 37-for-112 (.330) with a home run and 46 RBI with runners in
scoring position at Triple-A.
2009: In his first taste of Triple-A action, Chris batted .235 (86-for-366)
with 20 doubles, six home runs and 36 RBI in 95 games with Louisville.
Posted a .318 mark (34-for-107) with 15 runs scored, 10 doubles and
nine RBI in 28 August games.
Enjoyed a season-best nine-game hitting streak from July 5-12.
Recorded a season-high four hits, August 28 vs. Columbus, going 4-for5 with a double and a RBI.
Landed on Louisvilles seven-day D.L., May 8-June 17, with a broken
right hand.
2008: Honored as the Reds Minor League Player of the Year after enjoying
a breakout campaign batted .317 (163-for-514) with 78 runs scored,
28 doubles, 18 home runs and 81 RBI in 129 games between Single-A
Sarasota and Double-A Chattanooga.
Set career-highs in runs scored, hits, home runs, RBI, walks (35), total
bases (247) and stolen bases (9).
Led all Cincinnati minor leaguers in hitting and was second in RBI.
Played for Team USA at the XM All-Star Futures Game at Yankee
Stadium.
Earned Minor League Player of the Month honors for April after batting
.384 (43-for-112) with five home runs and 27 RBI in 26 games.
Logged an 18-game hitting streak, July 1-24 marked the secondlongest streak in the Southern League during the season.
Batted .311 with 16 RBI in 32 games for Peoria in the Arizona Fall
League.
2007: Split the campaign between Single-A Dayton and Single-A Sarasota,
hitting .284 (147-for-517) with 64 runs scored, a career-high 29 doubles,
four triples, 12 home runs and 79 RBI in 136 games.
Named the Midwest League Player of the Week for the week of April
16-22, batting .481 (13-for-27) with seven RBI and five-consecutive
multi-hit games.
Honored as the Reds Minor League Player of the Month in April went
30-for-77 (.390) with 17 RBI in 20 games.
2006: In his first pro season, Chris was named the Pioneer League MVP
after hitting .324 (89-for-275) with 58 runs scored, 22 doubles, four
triples, eight homers and 60 RBI in 70 games with Rookie League Billings.
In addition to MVP honors, he was named the TOPPS PL Player of the
Year, MiLB.coms Short Season Offensive Player of the Year, and a
Baseball America Minor League Rookie All-Star.
Set a Pioneer League record with a 32-game hitting streak, July 22August 26, batting .374 (49-for-131) with four home runs and 46 RBI.
Named the Reds Minor League Player of the Month for July.
Led the Pioneer League in total bases (143), was second in games
played, runs and RBI, and third in extra-base hits.
Reached base safely in 45-straight games, July 13-August 30.
Valaika: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
Billings-R
2007
Dayton-A

Sarasota-A
2008
Sarasota-A

Chattanooga-AA
2009
Louisville-AAA
2010
Louisville-AAA

Cincinnati
2011
Louisville-AAA

Cincinnati
2012
AZL Reds-R

Louisville-AAA
2013
Miami

Jupiter#

New Orleans#
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
172

.324 70 275 58 89
22 4 8 60 2 6 8 24 61 2-2 15
.387 .520
.307 79 300 38 92
20 3 10 56 0 6 8 17 72 1-4 15
.353 .493
.253 57 217 26 55 9 1 2 23 2 3 6 13 42 0-3 9 .310 .332
.363 32 135 20 49 9 0 7 31 0 2 1 7 28 2-0 4 .393 .585
.301 97 379 58 114 19 1 11 50 5 2 3 28 74 7-4 21 .352 .443
.235 95 366 32 86
20 1 6 36 1 5 4 16 76 1-0 8
.271 .344
.304 118 424 49 129 28 2 4 53 4 10 2 19 72 3-3 12 .330 .408
.263 19 38 3 10 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 9 0-0 0 .282 .368
.261 109 417 39 109 18 0 7 37 3 6 6 21 65 1-0 13 .302 .355
.280 14 25 3 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0-0 0 .333 .400
.100 3 10 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 .182 .400
.223 85 291 30 65
14 2 6 29 2 4 4 15 63 2-3 13
.268 .347
.219 22 64 4 14 5 0 1 9 1 1 1 3 16 0-0 3 .261 .344
.200 11 40 3 8 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 2 6 0-1 1 .256 .300
.246 37 130 17 32 6 0 3 11 0 1 2 10 25 1-1 4 .308 .362
.244 55 127 10 31 7 1 2 11 2 1 1 6 28 0-0 3 .281 .362
.278 793 2984 371 829
166 14 66 391 19 45 45 173 584 20-21 115 .322 .409

.909 3 8 2 1
11 2 First Base .909 3 8
2 1 11 2
1.000
6 8
11 0
19 3
Second Base 1.000
20 30
36 0 66
10
.947 6 5
13 1
19 3 Shortstop .958 9 6
17 1 24 5
.750 5 0 3 1 4 0 Third Base .952 9 4
16 1 21 2
.943 21 29 3 53 8 M.L. TOTALS .975 48
71 3 122 19
CHRIS VALAIKAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2006 Selected by Cincinnati in third round of draft (scout: Rex De La Nunez)
2012 Declared a free agent 11/2 signed a one-year minor league contract with Miami 11/5
2013 On disabled list 5/8-7/23 left wrist fracture included injury rehab assignments to Jupiter (7/4-18) and New Orleans (7/18-23)
2013 Elected free agency 10/1 signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/19
CHRIS VALAIKAS CAREER HIGHS

MOST HITS: 3 8/30/10 vs. Milwaukee
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 (twice), most recently 5/9/11 @ Houston
MOST RBI: 2 (twice), most recently 5/1/13 vs. New York N.L.
THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME

The Cubs won 16 consecutive games Jon Lieber started at Wrigley Field from May 24, 2001-May 6, 2002. He had a personal 13-0 mark over the
16-start span.
The stretch is tied for the longest winning span for a pitcher at Wrigley Field since the ballpark was built in 1914. The club previously won 16-straight
Lon Warneke starts May 27, 1932-April 18, 1933 (Warneke went 13-0 at home over the span).
The ballpark record for consecutive victories by an individual is 15, set by Bill Lee from September 7, 1935-August 26, 1936 (17 starts).
Clark the Cub and Cubs prospect Kris Bryant visit children at
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Centers Pediatric Developmental Center in Chicago this past January.
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24 Luis Valbuena
BATS: Left
INF
WEIGHT: 200
MLS: 3+148
FULL NAME: Luis Adan Valbuena
BORN: 11/30/85 in Sucre, Zulia, Venezuela
OPENING DAY AGE: 28
RESIDES: Sucre, Zulia, Venezuela

SIGNED BY: Seattle Mariners
HOW ACQUIRED: Claimed off waivers from
Toronto 4/4/12
Valbuena: Facts and Information

Luis is in his third season with Chicago after he was claimed off waivers from Toronto, April 4, 2012 ... in all or part of six major league seasons with Seattle
(2008), Cleveland (2009-11) and the Cubs (2012-13), has batted .222 (296-for-1,331) with 29 home runs and 122 RBI in 427 games.
Has played 186 games (163 starts) at third base, 186 games (172 starts) at second base, 35 games (26 starts) at shortstop and four games (one start)
in left field.
Has a .285 (820-for-2,873) batting average with 168 doubles, 29 triples, 76 home runs and 401 RBI in 781 games at the minor league level.
Was named Everetts (Mariners minor league affiliate) Most Valuable Player after finishing with 12 homers and 51 RBI in 2005.
In 2004, earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Venezuelan Summer League.
Signed with Seattle as a non-drafted free agent on August 29, 2002.
Valbuena: 2013 Season

In his second season with Chicago, Luis set a career mark with 12 home runs ... hit .218 (72-for-331) with
15 doubles, one triple, 12 homers and 37 RBI in 108 games ... his 53 walks are a career high and ranked
second on the team.
His .331 on-base percentage was 113 points higher than his .218 batting average.
His 12 home runs surpassed the 10 he hit with Cleveland in 2009 ... in 2012, he hit just four home runs
in 265 at-bats with the Cubs.
Played 94 games (85 starts) at third base, played six games (five starts) at second base and played
one game in left field.
w Recorded a .967 fielding percentage (7 E/213 TC) at third base.
Batted .272 (25-for-92) with a .385 on-base percentage in his first 31 games through May 11 ... hit
.197 (47-for-239) with a .310 on-base percentage in his final 77 games of the season.
Twice homered in the ninth inning or later in a span of four games, April 22-25.
w Slugged a two-run home run off Cincinnatis Alfredo Simon in the top of the 13th inning, April 22, to give the Cubs
a 4-2 lead in an eventual 5-4 loss.
w April 25 in Miami, hit a game-winning, ninth inning solo home run to break a 3-3 tie.
Hit four home runs in his first 18 games (59 at-bats) after slugging four homers in 90 games (265 at-bats) in all of 2012
hit his fifth homer of the season, April 30 vs. San Diego in his 69th at-bat.
Drew a career-high three walks, May 5 vs. the Reds.
Tied his career high with three hits in a game three times: May 3 vs. the Reds, May 6 vs. the Rangers and May 30 vs. the
White Sox.
Departed the game, May 11 in Washington, with a sprained right pinky finger missed three games before making his
return, May 15 vs. Colorado, starting at third base (1-for-4).
Landed on the 15-day disabled list, August 4, with a left oblique strain ... activated, September 1 vs. Philadelphia, and
drew as a bases-loaded walk as a pinch-hitter.
Hit his career-best 11th homer of the year, September 9 in Cincinnati.
Batted .311 (38-for-122) with a .907 OPS in 34 games for Cardenales de Lara in the Venezuela Winter League.
Valbuena: Career Review

2012: Luis was claimed off waivers from Toronto, April 4, and spent the
majority of the season with the Cubs, hitting .219 (58-for-265) with 20
doubles, four homers and 28 RBI in 90 games.
Played 82 games at third base (72 starts), recording a .963 fielding
percentage (7 E/189 TC) ... also played five games (two starts) at
second base.
On Chicagos Opening Day roster, and was outrighted to Triple-A Iowa,
April 7 ... selected from Iowa, June 14, and was with the major league
club the remainder of the season.
Was 4-for-12 (.333) with a double and a RBI as a pinch-hitter.
Tied his career high with three hits three times: June 18 at the White
Sox, August 17 in Cincinnati and August 30 vs. Milwaukee.
Tied his career high with three runs scored, September 14 vs. Pittsburgh
... also turned the trick, August 9, 2009 with Cleveland against the White
Sox.
Batted .303 (64-for-211) with 17 doubles, a triple, eight home runs
and 31 RBI in 58 games for Triple-A Iowa.
In 51 games with Cardenales de Lara in the Venezuela Winter League,
he batted .306 (56-for-183) with 15 doubles, a triple, six home runs
and 39 RBI.
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2011: In his final season in Clevelands organization, spent a majority of

the year at Triple-A Columbus, hitting .302 (127-for-420) with 17 homers and 75 RBI in 113 games ... named a mid-season and post-season
International League All-Star ... had four stints with the Indians, hitting
.209 (9-for-43) in 17 games.
Was with the Indians May 19-20, July 8-21, August 19-22 and September 6 through the end of the season.
With Columbus, appeared in 75 games at shortstop, 15 games at third
base, eight games at second base and 11 in left field.
Recorded a 19-game hitting streak from May 22-June 9.
Registered a .316 (83-for-263) batting average against right-handed
hurlers was 44-for-157 (.280) off southpaws.
Played in the Venezuelan Winter League, posting a .284 average with 13
doubles, five home runs and 31 RBI in 60 games.
2010: Broke camp with Cleveland, and appeared in 91 games spanning

two stints with the club ... optioned to Triple-A Columbus, June 24, and
was recalled, July 28.
Hit .193 (53-for-275) with two home runs and 24 RBI for the Indians.
Clubbed his first career grand slam, April 11 off Detroits Justin
Verlander finished the contest with a career-high four RBI.
His .254 (18-for-71) batting average in September was the highest of
any month with the Indians.
In 25 games with Columbus, he hit .313 (30-for-96) with six home runs
2009: Began the year at Triple-A Columbus, and batted .321 (25-for-78)
prior to his promotion to Cleveland on May 2 ... went on to appear in
103 contests for the Indians, hitting .250 (92-for-368) with 10 homers
and 31 RBI.
Made 75 starts at second base (77 games), 22 starts at shortstop (28
games) and appeared in one game at third base.
Recorded his first career multi-homer effort, June 20, against the Cubs
at Wrigley Field.
Recorded a season-high eight game hitting streak. August 16-25
batted .367 (11-for-30) with three home runs and seven RBI.
Belted his first career lead-off home run, October 4 in Boston off Clay
Buchholz.
Raised his batting average in each of the first three months with the big
league club hit .188 in May, .200 in June and .321 in July.
Played for Lara in the Venezuela Winter League after the conclusion of
the season.
2008: Made his major league debut in his sixth and final year in Seattles
system ... split the year between Double-A West Tennessee, Triple-A Tacoma
and the Mariners.
Produced a .245 (12-for-49) average with one RBI in 18 games with
the Mariners ... made 15 starts at second base.
Selected to the Mariners, September 1, and made his big league debut,
September 2 in Texas.
Recorded his first career major league hit, September 11 in Los Angeles
(A.L.), a single off Scot Shields.
Combined to bat .303 (137-for-452) with 21 doubles, two triples, 11
home runs and 60 RBI in 128 games between West Tenn and Tacoma.
2007: Spent the season at Double-A West Tennessee batted .239 (106for-444) with 11 home runs and 44 RBI in 122 games played for the
Cardenales de Lara club in the Venezuela Winter League.
2006: Played in a combined 132 games with Single-A Wisconsin and Inland Empire logged a .275 (134-for-488) average with five home runs,
48 RBI and 63 runs in a career-high 132 games.
2005: Spent majority of the season at Single-Everett led the Northwest
League with 12 homers while tying for first with 51 RBI in 74 games.
2004: Named Most Valuable Player in the Venezuelan Summer League
after playing his second season with Aguirre led team in average (.361),
runs scored (44), hits (78) and triples (6).
2003: Played for Aguirre in the Venezuelan Summer League batted .228
(38-for-167) in 50 games.
Valbuena: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
VSL Mariners-R .228 50 167 26 38
11 4 1 22 3 3 5 20 25 3-3 5
.323 .359
2004
VSL Mariners-R .361 61 216 44 78
24 6 2 34 2 2 7 27 15 11-9 2
.444 .556
2005
Tacoma-AAA
.000 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0 0 .200 .000
Everett-A
.261 74 287 47 75
10 3 12 51 1 4 2 31 37 14-6 8
.333 .443
2006
Wisconsin-A
.286 89 325 45 93
16 6 3 38 1 2 1 44 44 21-7 8
.371 .400
Inland Empire-A .252 43 163 18 41
10 1 2 10 3 0 1 14 26 1-3 3
.315 .362
2007
West Tenn-AA
.239 122 444 55 106 23 3 11 44 6 6 1 48 83 10-6 13 .311 .378
2008
West Tenn-AA
.304 70 240 43 73
12 2 9 40 4 2 0 31 37 8-4 4
.381 .483

Tacoma-AAA
.302 58 212 41 64 9 0 2 20 6 0 0 28 32 10-4 5 .383 .373

Seattle
.245 18 49 6 12 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 11 0-0 0 .315 .347
2009
Columbus-AAA .321 22 78 15 25 4 2 3 13 1 0 0 16 13 3-3 1 .436 .538

Cleveland
.250 103 368 52 92 25 3 10 31 2 2 0 26 83 2-3 11 .298 .416
2010 Cleveland
.193 91 275 22 53
12 0 2 24 2 2 3 28 61 1-2 10
.273 .258

Columbus-AAA .313 25 96 23 30 8 1 6 20 2 1 1 19 21 2-0 2 .427 .604
2011
Columbus-AAA
.302 113 420 64 127 22 0 17 75 1 3 2 46 96 6-3 9 .372 .476

Cleveland
.209 17 43 4 9 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 9 1-0 0 .227 .279
2012
Iowa-AAA
.303 58 211 38 64
17 1 8 31 0 6 1 28 50 1-1 5
.378 .507

CUBS
.219 90 265 26 58
20 0 4 28 0 2 0 36 55 0-2 7
.310 .340
2013
CUBS
.218 108 331 34 72 15 1 12 37 1 2 4 53 63 1-4 7 .331 .378

Mesa-R#
.714 2 7 2 5 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 1-0 0 .750
1.000

Kane County-A# .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 .500 .333
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.222 427 1331 144 296 77 4 29 122 5 8 8 148 282 5-11 35 .302 .352
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TOTALS .226 229 735 84 166 42 3 13 57 4 4 4 59 164 4-5 21 .286 .344
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TOTALS .218 198 596 60 130 35 1 16 65 1 4 4 89 118 1-6 14 .322 .361
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
.285 781 2873 461 820
168 29 76 401 30 29 21 355 482 91-49 65 .265 .443
1.000 6 13 13 0 26 4 Second Base .989
186 344
542 10 896
146
.967
94
56
150
7
213
13
Third Base
.962
186
104 300
16
420
31
Shortstop .938
35
46
91
9
146
12
--- 1 0 0 0 0 0 Left Field 1.000 4 2
0 0 2 0
.971
69
163
7
239
17
M.L. TOTALS
.976
496 933
35
1464
189
175
LUIS VALBUENAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Signed as a non-drafted free agent by Seattle on 8/29
2008 Acquired by Cleveland with P Joe Smith 12/10 from Seattle for OF Franklin Gutierrez
2011 Acquired by Toronto 11/26 from Cleveland for a cash consideration
2012 Claimed off waivers by Cubs on 4/4
2013 On disabled list 8/3-9/1 ... right oblique strain ... included injury rehab assignments to Mesa (8/27-8/30) and Kane County (8/31-9/1)
LUIS VALBUENAS CAREER HIGHS

MULTI-HOMER GAMES: 1 6/20/09 @ Cubs
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (six times), most recently 7/2/12 @ Atlanta
GRAND SLAMS: 1 4/11/10 @ Detroit (Justin Verlander)
MOST RBI: 4 4/11/10 @ Detroit
LEAD-OFF HOMERS: 1 10/4/09 @ Boston (Clay Buchholz)
MOST WALKS: 3 5/5/13 vs. Cincinnati
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 (three times), most recently 5/30/13 vs.
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 8 games (twice), most recently 9/22White Sox
9/30/09
MOST HITS: 3 (12 times), most recently 5/30/13 vs. White Sox
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BALLPARK SENIORITY
Ballpark (Team)............................................ Year Opened

Fenway Park (Boston)................................................... 1912
Wrigley Field (Cubs).................................................1914
Dodger Stadium (Dodgers)........................................... 1962
Angel Stadium (Angels)................................................ 1966
O.Co Coliseum (Oakland)............................................. 1968
Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City).................................. 1973
Rogers Centre (Toronto)................................................ 1989
U.S. Cellular Field (White Sox)...................................... 1991
Camden Yards (Baltimore)............................................ 1992
Progressive Field (Cleveland)........................................ 1994
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington (Texas)............................ 1994
Coors Field (Colorado)................................................. 1995
Turner Field (Atlanta).................................................... 1997
Tropicana Field (Tampa Bay)......................................... 1998
Chase Field (Arizona)................................................... 1998
Safeco Field (Seattle)................................................... 1999
Comerica Park (Detroit)................................................ 2000
Minute Maid Park (Houston)......................................... 2000
AT&T Park (San Francisco)............................................ 2000
Miller Park (Milwaukee)................................................ 2001
PNC Park (Pittsburgh)................................................... 2001
Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati)........................... 2003
Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia)................................. 2004
Petco Park (San Diego)................................................. 2004
Busch Stadium (St. Louis)............................................ 2006
Nationals Park (Washington)......................................... 2008
Yankee Stadium (Yankees)............................................ 2009
Citi Field (Mets)............................................................ 2009
Target Field (Minnesota)............................................... 2010
Marlins Park (Miami).................................................... 2012
176
76 Jeudy Valdez
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
INF
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 190
FULL NAME: Jeudy Emilio Valdez
BORN: 5/5/89 in Bani, D.R.
RESIDES: Bani, D.R.
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Felix Francisco (San Diego)
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 0

Valdez: Facts and Information

Jeudy is in his first season in the Cubs organization following eight minor league seasons with the San Diego Padres ... the infielder was originally signed
as a non-drafted free agent by San Diego, November 1, 2005 ... is a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training in 2014.
Owns a .252 batting average (695-for-2,761) with 162 doubles, 29 triples, 56 home runs and 345 RBI in 721 career minor league games ... has 137
stolen bases, and has been caught stealing 62 times.
Has played 443 games at shortstop and 269 games at second base.
Set a career mark with 152 hits in 122 games for Single-A Lake Elsinore in 2011, a season in which he batted .295 (152-for-516).
Named a Midwest League mid-season All-Star in 2010 with Single-A Fort Wayne.
Valdez: 2013 Season

Jeudy spent his second-straight full season with Double-A San Antonio in his final campaign in the Padres farm system ... hit .251 (111-for-443) with 29
doubles, five triples, 10 home runs and 49 RBI in 125 games.
Batted .320 (31-for-97) with seven doubles, two triples, two home runs and 13 RBI in 27 May contests after hitting .213 (19-for-89) in April.
Hit .284 (19-for-67) against left-handed pitching compared to a .245 mark (92-for-376) against righthanders.
Had a season-high three hits in eight games, including consecutive three-hit efforts, May 22-23 vs. Arkansas.
Played in eight games for Estrellas de Oriente in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .235 (4-for-17).
Valdez: Career Review

2012: Spent the entire year with Double-A San Antonio, appearing in 128
games, including 127 at shortstop.
Hit .240 (25-for-104) against left-handed pitchers and .221 (79-for358) against right-handers.
2009: Spent the majority of the season with Single-A Fort Wayne, also
appearing in 12 games for Rookie-level Peoria.
Combined to hit .232 (55-for-237) with 14 doubles, four triples, one
home run, 20 RBI and 33 runs scored in 61 games.
2011: Spent the entire campaign at Single-A Lake Elsinore, appearing in

122 games, including 121 at shortstop.
Ranked among California League leaders in doubles (5th), runs scored
(8th), triples (8th) and hits (10th).
2008: Played in 59 games for Single-A Eugene, splitting his time between
second base (20 starts) and shortstop (38 starts).
2010: Spent the entire campaign at Single-A Fort Wayne, appearing in

132 games for the TinCaps started 114 games at second base and 10
at shortstop.
Set career highs in games played, runs, hits, doubles, home runs, RBI
and stolen bases.
Led the league with 12 sacrifice flies.
Stole his 34 bases in 48 attempts.
Named a Midwest League mid-season All-Star.
2007: Started games at shortstop (23 starts), second base (20 starts) and
third base (one start) for Rookie-level Peoria.
Hit a career-high .281 (54-for-192) with a then-career-high 30 RBI.
2006: In his first professional season, spent the entire year with the
Padres Dominican Summer League clubmade the majority of his starts
at second base (38) while also seeing time at shortstop (eight starts).
Valdez: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2006
DSL Padres-R
2007
AZL Padres-R
2008
Eugene-A
2009
Fort Wayne-A

AZL Padres-R
2010
Fort Wayne-A
2012 San Antonio-AA
2013
San Antonio-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.238 47 168 29 40 7 2 0 10 0 0 5 15 44 12-6 7 .319 .304
.281 47 192 31 54 7 4 3 30 1 2 5 15 44 11-3 15 .346 .406
.227 59 216 35 49
10 2 5 22 3 2 3 18 64 3-4 11
.293 .361
.212 49 193 25 41
11 2 1 14 3 0 2 17 51 11-3 10
.283 .306
.318 12 44 8 14 3 2 0 6 0 0 0 6 10 3-2 2 .400 .477
.247 132 527 81 130 34 3 10 76 4
*12 4 43 115 34-14 25 .302 .380
.295 122 516 93 152 37 7 15 92 5 3 5 31 108 34-11 31 .339 .481
.225 128 462 52 104 24 2 12 46 5 7 12 21 126 13-7 24 .273 .364
.251 125 443 46 111 29 5 10 49 1 2 5 27 106 16-12 33 .300 .406
.252 721 2761 400 695
162 29 56 345 22 28 41 193 668 137-62
158 .307 .392
*Led League
JEUDY VALDEZ CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2005 Signed by San Diego as a non-drafted free agent 11/1 (scout: Felix Francisco)
2013 Declared a free agent 11/4 ... signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/15
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41 Jose Veras
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
RHP
HEIGHT: 6-6
WEIGHT: 242
MLS: 6+128
FULL NAME: Jose Enger Veras
OPENING DAY AGE: 33

FAMILY: Married Gissel ... Children

Gijen, Genson, Hancel
SIGNED BY: Rudy Santin (Tampa Bay)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a major league
Veras: Facts and Information

Jose signed with Chicago in December of 2013 is 19-22 with 26 saves and a 3.84 ERA (161 ER/377.0 IP) in 394 career relief appearances with the
Yankees (2006-09), Indians (2009), Marlins (2010), Pirates (2011), Brewers (2012), Astros (2013) and Tigers (2013).
Has walked 194 hitters while striking out 388 in 377.0 innings of work, good for a 9.3 strikeouts per
MOST GAMES PITCHED, 2011-13
nine innings ratio.
Has surrendered just 39 home runs in his big league career.
His 218 combined appearances in the last three seasons (2011-13) rank tied for fifth-most among
all major league hurlers.
Has no record with a 3.18 ERA (2 ER/5.2 IP) and 10 strikeouts in eight career playoff appearances.
Owns a 48-50 record with 60 saves and a 4.46 ERA (408 ER/824.0 IP) in 309 minor league games
(116 starts).
Has punched out 791 hitters compared to 369 walks in the minors.
Named a Double-A Southern League All-Star while with Orlando in Tampa Bays organization in 2003.
Originally signed by Tampa Bay on January 19, 1998, as a 17-year-old non-drafted free agent out of
the Dominican Republic.
Rank Pitcher
1.
Joel Peralta
2.
Matt Belisle
3.
John Axford
4.
Brad Ziegler
5.
Jose Veras

Tyler Clippard
7.
James Russell
8.
Jim Johnson
Games
227
226
224
221
218
218
215
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Veras: 2013 Season

Jose began the season with Houston as the teams closer before he was traded to Detroit in July, joining the Tigers in a set-up role en route to the American
League Central division title went 0-5 with a career-high 21 saves and a 3.02 ERA (21 ER/62.2 IP) in 67 relief appearances between the two clubs
struck out 60 while walking just 22 in 62.2 innings of work.
Went 0-4 with a 2.93 ERA (14 ER/43.0 IP) in 42 relief appearances with the Astros before being dealt to Detroit on July 29 for outfielder Danry Vasquez
and a player to be named later.
Posted a 2.45 ERA (7 ER/25.2 IP) with 27 strikeouts in 29 road games compared to a 3.41 ERA (14 ER/37.0 IP) in 38 home games.
Combined to hold right-handed hitters to a .165 average (18-for-109) while lefties batted .231 (27-for-117).
Opponents were 20-for-92 (.217) with 24 strikeouts against him with runners on base.
Punched out a season-best four hitters in 1.1 innings of work May 2 vs. the Tigers.
Worked a scoreless inning of relief in his Tigers debut, July 30 vs. Washington.
Tossed a season-high 2.0-scoreless frames, August 4 vs. the White Sox.
Appeared in one A.L. Division Series game vs. Oakland, tossing 1.2-scoreless innings while fanning three.
Had no record with a 5.40 ERA (2 ER/3.1 IP) in five League Championship games vs. Boston.
Veras: Career Review

2012: Went 5-4 with a 3.63 ERA (27 ER/67.0 IP) with 11 holds, 79
strikeouts and 61 hits allowed in 72 relief appearances in his lone season with
Milwaukee.
His 10.61 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched ratio ranked 10th among
right-handed N.L. relievers.
Was unscored upon in 23 of his last 25 appearances with a 1.13 ERA
(3 ER/24.0 IP), while not allowing a run in his last 14 games (11.2 IP).
Picked up his only save of the season on June 10 vs. San Diego, pitching 0.2 innings of relief to secure the win.
Right-handed hitters were just 29-for-132 (.220) against him while lefties hit .260 (32-for-123).
Limited foes to a .198 batting average (16-for-81) with 22 strikeouts
Owned a 2.53 ERA (9 ER/32.0 IP) in 36 away games compared to a
4.63 ERA (18 ER/35.0 IP) in 36 home tilts.
Was eligible for arbitration following the season before being outrighted
and granted free agency, November 1.
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2011: Joined the Pirates after signing a minor league free agent contract
in January had his contract purchased by the club in March, and went
2-4 with a 3.80 ERA (30 ER/71.0 IP) in 79 games in his first full big
league season.
Tied for second in the National League in appearances and was fifth in
holds (27).
Held opponents to a .206 batting average (54-for-262) with 79 strikeouts and 34 walks in 71.0 innings of work.
Limited foes to a .085 average (12-for-141) with a two-strike count.
Walked a career-high four hitters in 0.2 innings of work, June 2 at the
Mets.
Tossed a scoreless inning of relief, May 9 vs. the Dodgers to pick up his
first win of the season.
Was traded to Milwaukee for third baseman Casey McGehee, December
12.
2010: Split the season with the Marlins big league club and Triple-A New
Orleans after signing a minor league contract with Florida in the offseason
went 3-3 with a 3.75 ERA (20 ER/48.0 IP) and 54 strikeouts in 48
major league games.
Held opponents to a .188 batting average (32-for-170) with 54
strikeouts in 48.0 innings in two stints, Opening Day-April 14 and June
25-end of season.
Left-handed hitters were just 13-for-84 (.155) against him.
relief appearances with New Orleans.
2009: Appeared in 25 games with the Yankees to begin the season, going
3-1 with a 5.96 ERA (17 ER/25.2 IP) before being traded to Cleveland
in June.
Traded to Cleveland, June 24, for a cash consideration.
relief appearances with the Indians.
Held opponents to a .225 batting average (42-for-187) on the year.
Set season-highs in innings pitched (3.1) and strikeouts (4) in April
22nds victory vs. Oakland.
Posted a 0.87 ERA (1 ER/10.1 IP) with 13 strikeouts in eight September games.
Was 0-1 with a 1.29 ERA (1 ER/7.0 IP) in seven games with Triple-A
Columbus.
2008: Jose went 5-3 with a 3.59 ERA (23 ER/57.2 IP) and 63 strikeouts in
57.2 innings of work with the Yankees.
Held opponents to a .239 batting average (52-for-218).
Earned his first career major league victory, June 13 at Houston, tossing
2.0-scoreless innings while fanning three.
Began the year at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, posting no record
with a 1.38 ERA (2 ER/13.0 IP) in 13 relief appearances.
2007: Began the season on the 15-day disabled list as he recovered from
right elbow surgery to remove bone chips ... appeared in nine games with
the Yankees as a September call-up, picking up two saves while posting a
5.79 ERA (6 ER/9.1 IP).
Was transferred to the 60-day disabled list, May 15 ... was reinstated
from the disabled list, August 14, and optioned to Triple-A Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre.
Made the Yankees post-season roster and appeared in two games vs.
Cleveland in the Division Series, tossing 0.2 scoreless innings of relief
while fanning one.
Combined to go 2-0 with a 3.43 ERA (8 ER/21.0 IP) and 23 strikeouts
in 16 rehab appearances between the Yankees Gulf Coast Rookie team,
Single-A Tampa and Scranton/Wilkes Barre.
2006: Posted no record with one save and a 4.09 ERA (5 ER/11.0 IP) in
12 games with the Yankees ... marked his first-career major league action.
Made his big league debut, August 5 at Baltimore, tossing 2.0-scoreless
innings of relief.
Earned his first-career save, September 18 at Toronto, working 0.1
scoreless innings.
Spent majority of the campaign with Triple-A Columbus, going 5-3 with a
2.41 ERA (16 ER/59.2 IP) and 68 strikeouts in 50 relief appearances.
2005: In his first season as a full-time reliever, Jose went 3-5 with a 3.79
ERA (26 ER/61.2 IP) and a career-high 24 saves in 57 games with Triple-A
Oklahoma City.
2004: Combined to go 7-5 with a 5.34 ERA (56 ER/94.1 IP) and 69 strikeouts in 33 games (13 starts) between Double-A Montgomery and Triple-A
Durham.
Declared a minor league free agent, October 15 ... signed a minor
league contract with Texas, November 19.
between Double-A Orlando and Triple-A Durham ... was named a Southern
League All-Star with Orlando.
2002: Began the season on Tampa Bays 40-man roster, and went 3-4
with a 4.77 ERA (35 ER/66.0 IP) in 13 starts between Single-A affiliates
Hudson Valley and Bakersfield.
2001: Made a career-high 27 starts for Single-A Bakersfield, going 9-8
with a 4.53 ERA (77 ER/153.0 IP) and 138 strikeouts.
2000: In his first season above rookie ball, Jose went 8-8 with a 4.81 ERA
(57 ER/106.2 IP) in 20 starts with Single-A Charleston (S.C.).
1999: Punched out 48 hitters while going 3-5 with a 7.12 ERA (48
ER/60.2 IP) in 14 starts with Rookie League Princeton.
1998: In his first professional action, he went 1-1 with a 6.75 ERA (12
ER/16.0 IP) in five games (four starts) with the Devil Rays Gulf Coast
Rookie League team.
JOSE VERAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 4 (three times), most recently 5/2/13 vs. Detroit LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 4 4/22-7/27/09
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 5 4/13/13-current
Colorado
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 3.1 innings 4/22/09 vs. Oakland
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 5 8/27/08 vs. Boston
LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK: 12.2 6/25-7/22/10
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 2 (twice), most recently 5/4/11 @ San
MOST CONSECUTIVE SAVE SITUATIONS CONVERTED: 11 5/31Diego
7/27/13
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 4 6/2/11 @ New York (N.L.)
INNINGS EATERS
The last time the Cubs had five 200.0-plus inning pitchers was in 1904. Jake Weimer led the staff with 307.0 innings of work, followed by Buttons
Briggs (277.0), Carl Lundgren (242.0), Bob Wicker (229.0) and Mordecai Brown (212.1).
PINCH-HITTER DEFINITION
A player shall be considered a pinch-hitter only if he enters the game as a substitute batter and then only on his first time at bat, which must be
before he becomes a fielder. If the team bats around and a pinch-hitter comes up a second time in the inning in which he first appeared, he will
not be considered a pinch hitter during that second time up.
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Veras: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
1998
GCL Devil Rays-R
1-1 6.75 5 4 0 0 0 16.0 19 14 12 1 1 12 19 1 0
1999
Princeton-R
3-5 7.12 14 14 0 0 0 60.2 74 57 48 5 7 50 48 10 1
2000
Charleston-A
8-8 4.81 20 20 1 0 0 106.2
125 74 57 7 11 41
102 11 1
2001
Bakersfield-A
9-8 4.53 27 27 0 0 0 153.0 163 104 77 13 20 55 138 14 2
2002
Hudson Valley-A 0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 2 0 0 0 0 5 7 0 0

Bakersfield-A
3-4 5.34 11 11 0 0 0 59.0 77 44 35 10 3 30 57 2 2
2003
Orlando-AA
6-9 3.45 27
22 1 1 0 130.1
108 59 50 11 6 53
118 8 1
Durham-AAA
0-0
8.44 3 0 0 0 0 5.1 9 5 5 2 1 1 3 1 0
2004
Montgomery-AA
1-0 6.30 3 3 0 0 0 10.0 10 7 7 2 0 7 6 1 0

Durham-AAA
6-5 5.23 30 10 0 0 0 84.1
101 55 49 9 7 33 63 5 1
2005
2006
Columbus-AAA
5-3 2.41 50 0 0 0 21 59.2 49 17 16 3 1 19 68 1 0
New York (A.L.)
0-0
4.09
12 0 0 0 1 11.0 8 5 5 2 0 5 6 1 1
2007
GCL-Yankees#
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Tampa-A#
0-0
0.00 2 1 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0

Scranton/W.B.-AAA# 2-0 4.50 12 0 0 0 4 16.0 17 8 8 1 3 7 17 2 0
New York (A.L.)
0-0
5.79 9 0 0 0 2 9.1 6 6 6 0 0 7 7 1 0
2008
Scranton/W.B.-AAA 0-0 1.38 13 0 0 0 9 13.0 8 3 2 1 2 4 21 0 0

New York (A.L.)
5-3 3.59 60 0 0 0 0 57.2 52 23 23 7 3 29 63 4 0
2009
New York (A.L.)
3-1 5.96 25 0 0 0 0 25.2 23 17 17 5 4 14 18 0 0
Columbus-AAA
0-1
1.29 7 0 0 0 0 7.0 3 1 1 1 0 2 9 0 0

Cleveland
1-2 4.38 22 0 0 0 0 24.2 19 16 12 3 2 14 22 0 1
2010
New Orleans-AAA 1-1 4.60 24 0 0 0 2 29.1 34 15 15 2 0 15 37 4 0

Florida
3-3 3.75 48 0 0 0 0 48.0 32 20 20 5 1 29 54 2 0
2011
Pittsburgh
2-4 3.80 79 0 0 0 1 71.0 54 32 30 6 4 34 79 5 1
2012
Milwaukee
5-4 3.63 72 0 0 0 1 67.0 61 29 27 5 2 40 79 1 0
2013
Houston
0-4 2.93 42 0 0 0 19 43.0 29 15 14 4 3 14 44 2 0

Detroit
0-1 3.20 25 0 0 0 2 19.2 16 8 7 2 1 8 16 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
19-22 3.84 394 0 0 0 26 377.0 300 171 161 39 20 194 388 16 3
AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTALS 9-11 3.96
195 0 0 0
24 191.0
153 90 84 23 13 91
176 8 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS 10-11
3.73
199 0 0 0 2 186.0
147 81 77 16 7
103
212 8 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
48-50 4.46 309 116 2 1 60 824.0 864 490 408 72 64 369 791 65 10
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 67 6 7 0 13 0
M.L. TOTALS .000 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .966
394 24 33 2 59 1
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2007
NYY vs. CLE
2013
DET vs. OAK
DIVISION
SERIES
TOTALS

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0
0-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0
0.2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
1.2 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
2.1 3 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2013
DET vs. BOS

0-0 5.40 5 0 0 0 0 3.1 3 2 2 1 0 1 10 0 0
JOSE VERAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

1998 Signed as a non-drafted free agent by Tampa Bay 1/19 (scout: Rudy Santin)
2004 Declared a free agent 10/15 signed a minor league contract with Texas 11/19
2005 Declared a free agent 10/15 signed a minor league contract with New York-A.L. 12/16
2007 On the disabled list 3/23-8/14 right elbow surgery included injury rehab assignments to Gulf Coast (7/16-21), Tampa (7/21-27) and Scranton (7/27-
8/14)
2009 Acquired by Cleveland 6/24 for cash considerations
2010 Signed a minor league contract with Florida 1/27
2011 Signed a minor league contract with Pittsburgh 1/21
2011 Acquired by Milwaukee 12/12 for INF Casey McGehee
2012 Elected free agency 11/1 signed a major league contract with Houston 12/21
2013 Acquired by Detroit 7/29 for OF Danry Vasquez and a player to be named later
2013 Elected free agency 11/1 signed a major league contract with Cubs 12/27
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33 Carlos Villanueva
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 215
FULL NAME: Carlos Manuel Villanueva
OPENING DAY AGE: 30
FAMILY: Married Arianna
MLS: 7+30
SIGNED BY: Rick Riggazo (San Francisco)

HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a two-year major
Ca. Villanueva: Facts and Information

Carlos is in his second season with the Cubs after signing with the club in January of 2013 ... has pitched in all or part of the last eight major league
seasons with Milwaukee (2006-10), Toronto (2011-12) and the Cubs (2013).
Is 40-43 with six saves, a 4.23 ERA (369 ER/786.0 IP) and 674 strikeouts in 348 big league appearances, 71 as a starter.
Owns a 3.69 ERA (156 ER/381.0 IP) and is 23-14 in 277 career relief appearances ... is 17-29 with a 4.73 ERA (213 ER/405.0 IP) in 71 starts.
In two seasons with Toronto (2011-12), posted a 13-11 record with a 4.11 ERA (106 ER/232.1 IP) ... went 10-10 with a 4.79 ERA (88 ER/165.1 IP) in
29 starts and 3-1 with two holds and a 2.42 ERA (18 ER/67.0 IP) in 42 relief appearances.
Was the winning pitcher in Milwaukees home openers in both 2008 and 2009.
Appeared in two games for Milwaukee in the 2008 NLDS vs. Philadelphia, retiring all 11 batters faced.
Selected to the 2005 Florida State League mid-season and post-season All-Star teams after going 8-1 with a 2.32 ERA (29 ER/112.1 IP) in 21 starts
for Single-A Brevard County.
In 2005, named the Best Foreign Born Player in Class A by minorleaguebaseball.com.
Named the Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June of 2005, posting no record with a 0.71 ERA (2 ER/25.1 IP) and 26 strikeouts in five starts
for Single-A Brevard County.
Attended Americas Bi-Cultural School in Santo Domingo, D.R., where he played baseball and basketball.
Ca. Villanueva: 2013 Season

In his first season with Chicago, Carlos was 7-8 with a 4.06 ERA (58 ER/128.2 IP) in 47 games, including 15
starts ... posted a 6-1 record and a 3.03 ERA (13 ER/38.2 IP) in 32 relief appearances while going 1-7 with
a 4.50 ERA (45 ER/90.0 IP) in 15 starts ... set a career mark with 128.2 innings pitched, surpassing 125.1
with Toronto in 2012.
Posted a 3.69 ERA (31 ER/75.2 IP) and a 5-4 record in 27 games (nine starts) at home ... was 2-4 with
a 4.58 ERA (27 ER/53.0 IP) in 20 road games (six starts).
Opened the season in Chicagos starting rotation, and was 1-3 with a 3.93 ERA (23 ER/52.2 IP) in eight
starts before moving to the bullpen, May 19, in advance of Matt Garzas return from the disabled list.
Had a second stint in the starting rotation, July 7-August 10, going 0-4 with a 5.30 ERA (22 ER/37.1
IP) in seven starts.
w Thrived when he returned to the bullpen, going 5-0 with a 3.00 ERA (7 ER/21.0 IP) in 16
relief appearances to close out the season.
Stranded 12 of 15 inherited runners and picked up two holds out of the bullpen.
Allowed seven runs in 4.0 innings, July 20 at Colorado ... taking away that start, pitched to a 3.68 ERA
(51 ER/124.2 IP) in his 46 other games pitched.
Recorded a 0.64 ERA (1 ER/14.0 IP) in his first two starts as a Cub, April 6-12 the last time a
pitcher had a lower ERA in his first two starts to his Cubs career was Jose Guzman in 1993 (0.00 ERA,
0 ER/15.1 IP).
Tossed a career-high tying 8.1 innings, April 23 in Cincinnati ... allowed two runs in a 4-2 victory ...
also tossed 8.1 innings, October 1, 2006 against St. Louis with Milwaukee.
Tied his career high with eight strikeouts, April 28 in Miami.
Closed out the campaign with a 0.96 ERA (2 ER/18.2 IP) in his final 14 relief outings dating to
August 21, including 8.2-consecutive scoreless frames to close out the season.
w Held batters to a .164 average in that stretch, walking three and striking out 19.
Ca. Villanueva: Career Review

2012: Completed his second season in a Toronto uniform, splitting time
between the bullpen and starting rotation went 7-7 with a 4.16 ERA (58
ER/125.1 IP) and a career-best 122 strikeouts in 38 games, including a
career-high 16 starts.
Set a career mark with 8.8 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
Went 5-7 with a 4.50 ERA (46 ER/92.0 IP) in 16 starts ... allowed three
runs or less in 11 starts and recorded nine quality efforts.
w Won four-consecutive starts before losing seven of his final eight
decisions.
Was 2-0 with a 3.24 ERA (12 ER/33.1 IP) and a .211 opponents batting average (26-for-123) in 22 relief appearances.
w Eight relief appearances were more than 1.0 inning, including a
4.0-inning stint June 15 vs. Philadelphia and 4.1 innings May
25 at Texas.
w Struck out 9.7 batters per 9.0 innings as a reliever.
Posted a 7-4 record and a 3.10 ERA (34 ER/98.2 IP) in 33 games (11
starts) through the end of August.
In his eight relief outings of more than 1.0 inning, he posted a 0.86 ERA
(2 ER/20.1 IP).
Held batters to a .242 batting average (113-for-466) which ranked
13th in the American League (minimum 125.0 IP).
Limited opponents to a .194 average (19-for-98) with runners in scoring position ... with runners in scoring position and two outs, allowed
just five hits in 47 at-bats (.106).
Twice set a career mark with eight strikeouts: July 15 vs. Cleveland and
August 13 vs. the White Sox.
Walked a career-high five batters, July 15 vs. Cleveland ... lasted just
2.1 innings, September 21 at Tampa Bay, the shortest start of his career.
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2011: Acquired by Toronto December 3, 2010, appeared in 33 games in

first season with the Blue Jays and made a then career-high 13 starts
was 6-4 with a 4.04 ERA (48 ER/107.0 IP).
Posted a 1.84 ERA (3 ER/14.2 IP) in eight April relief appearances and
held opponents to a .093 batting average (4-for-43).
Moved to the starting rotation to make 13 starts, May 23-August 3 ...
made first start May 23 at the Yankees, earning the win (5.0 IP, 1 R).
Went 5-3 with a 5.15 ERA (42 ER/73.1 IP) as a starter.
Went 84 appearances without a loss (August 23, 2009-June 14,
2011), going 8-0 over the stretch ... the streak was snapped June 19 at
Cincinnati.
Was on the 15-day disabled list with a right forearm strain, August 5-30.
Spent the remainder of the season pitching out of the bullpen ... in 20
relief appearances, finished with a 1.60 ERA (6 ER/33.2 IP).
2010: Spent most of the season with Milwaukee, going 2-0 with one save,
a 4.61 ERA (27 ER/52.2 IP) and 67 strikeouts in 50 relief appearances.
Did not allow an earned run in 11 April relief appearances allowed
only five hits in 13.0 innings.
Posted a 6.75 ERA (27 ER/36.0 IP) in 34 relief outings, May 1-July 28
was optioned to Triple-A Nashville, July 29.
In 11 relief appearances with Nashville, converted a save while posting
a 3.77 ERA (6 ER/14.1 IP) returned to Milwaukee in September.
Picked up a victory and did not allow a run in four September outings
for the Brewers.
2009: Made a career-best 64 appearances (six starts) for Milwaukee,
going 4-10 with a career-high three saves, a 5.34 ERA (57 ER/96.0 IP)
and 83 strikeouts.
For the second-straight season, was the winning pitcher in the Brewers
home opener.
Notched 15-consecutive scoreless appearances, May 5-June 6 (14.2
IP) ... posted 9.0-straight hitless innings, May 18-June 6.
Lost a career-worst, seven-straight decisions, June 7-August 17, posting
an 8.19 ERA (37 ER/40.2 IP) during the skid.
2008: In first full season with Milwaukee, went 4-7 with one save and
a 4.07 ERA (49 ER/108.1 IP) in 47 games (nine starts) ... helped the
Brewers to their first post-season appearance since 1982.
Was the starting pitcher in the Brewers home opener, April 4 vs.
San Francisco, earning the win in the 13-4 triumph.
Was moved to the bullpen, May 24, and went 2-2 with one save, 11
holds, a 2.12 ERA (14 ER/59.1 IP) and 62 strikeouts in 38 relief
appearances over the remainder of the season ... stranded 15 of 16
inherited runners (93.8-percent).
Appeared in two games during the NLDS vs. Philadelphia, retiring all 11
batters faced.
2006: Had stints with Double-A Huntsville and Triple-A Nashville before he
was recalled by Milwaukee, May 22 ... made his major league debut, May
23 at Cincinnati, and posted a 2-2 record with a 3.69 ERA (22 ER/53.2 IP)
in 10 games (six starts) in three stints with the Brewers.
Tossed a scoreless inning of relief in major league debut, May 23 at
Cincinnati (1.0 IP, 1H, 2 SO).
Optioned back to Huntsville, May 27, where he made two starts before
a June 10 recall.
Made first big league start, June 14 at Cincinnati, allowing four hits
in 6.0 shutout innings, but received a no-decision in the Brewers 3-0,
11-inning loss.
Made five appearances (three starts) during his second stint for the
Brewers before he was optioned to Nashville, July 5.
Was recalled from Nashville, September 11, and spent the remainder of
the season with the Brewers.
Earned first major league victory in a 5-2 win, September 15 at Washington (6.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 5 SO), retiring the first 16 batters he faced in
the relief appearance before Nook Logan reached on an error.
w Faced 19 batters before allowing first hit ... also, recorded
first-career hit with a RBI-single off Ramon Ortiz.
2005: Split the season between Single-A Brevard County and Double-A
Huntsville, going 9-4 with a 3.11 ERA (46 ER/133.0 IP) and 138 strikeouts
in 25 starts.
Posted a 3.1-to-1 strikeouts to walks ratio with Brevard County, ranking
second on the staff with 124 strikeouts.
Selected to the Florida State League mid-season and post-season AllStar teams after going 8-1 with a 2.32 ERA (29 ER/112.1 IP) in 21
starts for Brevard County.
Named the Best Foreign Born Player in Class A by minorleaguebaseball.com.
Named the Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June, posting
no record with a 0.71 ERA (2 ER/25.1 IP) and 26 strikeouts in five
starts for the month.
Earned a promotion to Double-A Huntsville, August 17.
2004: Acquired by Milwaukee, March 30, went 8-8 with one save, a 3.77
ERA (48 ER/114.2 IP) and 113 strikeouts in 25 games (21 starts) with
Single-A Beloit his ERA ranked seventh among Brewers minor leaguers.
2003: Posted a 3-6 record with a 3.97 ERA (26 ER/59.0 IP) in 12 appearances (10 starts) for the Rookie-League Scottsdale Giants, ranking third in
the league with 67 strikeouts.
2002: In first professional season, went 4-0 with three saves, a 0.59 ERA
(2 ER/30.1 IP) and 23 strikeouts in 19 appearances with the RookieLeague Scottsdale Giants.
2007: Spent most of the season with Milwaukee, going 8-5 with one save,
a 3.94 ERA (50 ER/114.1 IP) and 99 strikeouts in 59 games (six starts)
the eight wins are a career best.
From April 23-July 2, recorded a career-high, six-game winning streak
with each victory coming in relief.
Was optioned to Triple-A Nashville, August 20, and recalled, September
1 ... went 2-2 with a 1.99 ERA (7 ER/31.2 IP) in six September games
(five starts).
DOUBLEHEADERS LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Cubs Last Doubleheader: 7/30/13 vs. Milwaukee (swept 5-6 and 2-3)
Last Doubleheaders On the Road: 8/18/12 @ Cincinnati (split lost 3-5, won 9-7) and 8/13/08 @Atlanta (won 10-2, 8-0)
Last Doubleheaders at Home: 7/30/13 vs. Milwaukee (swept 5-6 and 2-3) and 6/28/11 vs. San Francisco (swept 7-13, 3-6)
Last Doubleheaders Swept on Road: 8/13/08 @Atlanta (won 10-2, 8-0) and 6/8/1992 @ St. Louis (5-2, 6-4)
Last Doubleheaders Swept at Home: 9/27/03 vs. Pittsburgh (won 4-2, 7-2) and 4/18/01 vs. Philadelphia (4-3, 5-3)
The 2010 season marked Chicagos first in which it did not play a doubleheader (traditional or split) since 1985 ... the Cubs played their first-ever
doubleheader in 1880 ... besides 1985 and 2010, the only other year the team has not played a doubleheader in the last 131 seasons was way
back in 1881.
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Ca. Villanueva: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2002
AZL Giants-R
2003
AZL Giants-R
2004
Beloit-A
2005
Brevard County-A

Huntsville-AA
2006
Huntsville-AA

Nashville-AAA

Milwaukee
2007
Milwaukee
Nashville-AAA
2008
Milwaukee
2009
Milwaukee
2010
Milwaukee

Nashville-AAA
2011
Toronto
Dunedin-A#
2012
Toronto
2013
CUBS
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-0 0.59 19 0 0 0 3 30.1 24 3 2 1 1 3 23 0 0
3-6 3.97 12 10 0 0 0 59.0 64 31 26 1 2 13 67 5 0
8-8 3.77 25
21 1 1 1 114.2
102 67 48 20 9 30
113 5 2
8-1 2.32 21 21 0 0 0 112.1 78 31 29 11 3 32
124 8 4
1-3 7.40 4 4 0 0 0 20.2 21 18 17 3 1 9 14 1 0
4-5 3.75 11 10 1 1 0 62.1 60 31 26 6 1 14 59 6 0
7-1 2.71 11 9 1 0 0 66.1 42 20 20 6 2 26 61 2 0
2-2 3.69 10 6 0 0 0 53.2 43 22 22 8 4 11 39 0 0
8-5 3.94 59 6 0 0 1 114.1
101 52 50 16 3 53 99 3 0
0-0
3.24 2 2 0 0 0 8.1 3 3 3 1 1 1 9 1 0
4-7 4.07 47 9 0 0 1 108.1
112 53 49 18 3 30 93 4 0
4-10 5.34 64 6 0 0 3 96.0
102 58 57 13 2 35 83 4 0
2-0 4.61 50 0 0 0 1 52.2 48 27 27 7 4 22 67 5 0
0-0 3.77 11 0 0 0 1 14.1 13 6 6 2 0 7 14 0 0
6-4 4.04 33 13 0 0 0 107.0
103 49 48 11 4 32 68 4 0
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7-7 4.16 38
16 0 0 0 125.1
113 59 58 23 3 46
122 6 1
7-8 4.06 47
15 0 0 0 128.2
117 58 58 14 3 40
103 0 0
40-43 4.23 348 71 0 0 6 786.0 739 378 369 110 26 269 674 26 1
13-11 4.11 71 29 0 0 0 232.1 216 108 106 34 7 78 190 10 1
27-32 4.28 277 42 0 0 6 553.2 523 270 263 76 19 191 484 16 0
35-24 3.26 117 78 3 2 5 489.1 408 211 177 51 20 135 484 28 6
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.156
32 2 5 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0
15 0 0 1.000 47 9 9 0 18 2
M.L. TOTALS .112
98 6
11 0 0 0 4
12 0 0 3
46 0 0 .984
348 44 77 2
123 7
LAST HIT: 7/30/13 vs. Milwaukee (single off John Axford) number of at-bats since then 5
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2008
MIL vs. PHI

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
CARLOS VILLANUEVAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2002 Signed as a non-drafted free agent by San Francisco 3/4
2004 Acquired by Milwaukee with RHP Glenn Woolard 3/30 for RHP Wayne Franklin and RHP Leo Estrella
2010 Acquired by Toronto 12/3 for cash considerations
2011 On disabled list 8/5-30 strained right forearm ... included an injury rehab assignment to Dunedin (8/28-31)
2013 Signed a two-year major league contract with Cubs 1/26
CARLOS VILLANUEVAS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 8 (three times), most recently 4/28/13 @ Miami LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 7 games 6/7-8/17/09
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 12 5/14/13 vs. Colorado
LONGEST START: 8.1 innings (twice), most recently 4/23/13 @
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 8 8/3/11 @ Tampa Bay
Cincinnati
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 4 (twice), most recently 9/26/12 @
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 6.2 innings 6/20/06 vs. Detroit
Baltimore
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 5 7/15/12 vs. Cleveland
5/5-6/6/09
LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 6 games (twice), most recently 6/107/27/12
FRESHMAN CLASS
The Baseball Writers Association of America considers a player a rookie unless during the previous season or seasons he has (1) exceeded 130 atbats or 50.0 innings pitched in the major leagues, or (2) accumulated more than 45 days on the active roster of a Major League club during the
25-man limit that is in effect from Opening Day through August 31.
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61 Christian Villanueva
BATS: Right
INF
WEIGHT: 210
MLS: 0
FULL NAME: Christian Villanueva (Ivan)
BORN: 6/19/91 in Guadalajara, Mexico
RESIDES: Guadalajara, Mexico
FAMILY: SIngle
SIGNED BY: Bill McLaughlin and Mike Daly (Texas)

HOW ACQUIRED: From Texas with P Kyle
Hendricks 7/31/12 for P Ryan Dempster
Ch. Villanueva: Facts and Information

In five minor league seasons since making his professional debut in Texas organization in 2009, Christian owns a .276 batting average (450-for-1,628)
with 110 doubles, seven triples, 52 home runs and 262 RBI in 443 games.
Was one of two players acquired by the Cubs from Texas in the Ryan Dempster deal on July 31, 2012.
Has recorded double-digit home runs while posting 128 hits or more in three-straight seasons.
Named to the 2013 Southern League mid-season and post-season All-Star teams.
Was a 2011 mid-season and post-season All-Star in the South Atlantic League after finishing the campaign with a .278 batting average (130-for-467)
with Single-A Hickory.
In 2011, he was tabbed the best defensive third baseman in the South Atlantic League by Baseball America.
Ranked as the 14th-best prospect in the Arizona Fall League by Baseball America following the 2011 season.
Selected to the 2010 Arizona League Post-Season All-Star Team.
Originally signed by Texas as a non-drafted free agent on August 17, 2008.
Ch. Villanueva: 2013 Season

Enjoyed a career year in his first full season in the Cubs organization, batting .261 (128-for-490) with 60 runs, 41 doubles, two triples, 19 home runs and
72 RBI in 133 games with Double-A Tennessee ... earned mid-season and post-season Southern League All-Star honors.
Set career-highs in games, doubles, home runs, total bases (230) and slugging percentage (.469).
w Led the league in doubles, total bases and extra-base hits (62), while his 72 RBI ranked fifth.
Was named the Southern League Hitter of the Week for the week of August 26-September 2, batting .304 (7-for-23) with three home runs and six RBI.
Batted .304 (31-for-102) with 12 doubles and 12 RBI in 28 May games.
Was 56-for-205 (.273) with eight home runs and 61 RBI with runners on base.
Posted a season-high four RBI, April 5 at Pensacola, going 3-for-5 with a double.
Had two eight-game hitting streaks, May 7-15 and July 22-29.
Recorded three-straight, multi-RBI efforts from June 25-28 (six total RBI).
Registered a double in six-straight contests, August 12-17 (seven doubles).
Homered in back-to-back games, June 25-26 and July 26-27.
Batted .227 (22-for-97) with six doubles, three home runs and eight RBI in 32 games for Yaquis de Obregon if the winter Mexican Pacific League.
Ch. Villanueva: Career Review

2012: Christian, traded to the Cubs from the Rangers on July 31,
combined to bat .279 (128-for-459) with 24 doubles, 14 home runs and
68 RBI in 125 games with Single-A Myrtle Beach and Single-A Daytona.
Batted .250 (21-for-84) with five doubles, four home runs and nine RBI
in 25 games with Daytona.
Made his Daytona Cubs debut, August 2, and homered in his first two
at-bats vs. Fort Myers.
Combined for 36 multi-hit games in 125 contests between Myrtle
Beach and Daytona.
Led Myrtle Beach in home runs (10) and hit-by-pitches (20) at the time
of his trade.
Hit .326 (43-for-132) with runners in scoring position.
Logged a .333 (32-for-96) batting average in the month of July.
Hit .176 (9-for-51) in 23 games for Obregon in the Mexico Winter
League.
2011: Christian hit .278 (130-for-467) with 30 doubles, 17 home runs, 84

RBI and 32 stolen bases in a career-best 126 games for Single-A Hickory
... selected to both the mid-season and post-season South Atlantic League
All-Star Teams.
Set career-highs in doubles (30), home runs (17), RBI (84), slugging
(.465), runs scored (78), stolen bases (32) and walks (37).
Compiled a season-high 15 game hitting streak, April 17-May 5
batted .397 (23-for-58) with five doubles, two home runs and 11 RBI.
Ranked statistically as the top defensive third baseman in the league
after posting a .942 fielding percentage with 20 errors in 346 total
chances.
Started the season strong with a .338 (25-for-74) batting average in
April.
2010: In his first season in the United States, Christian hit a career-high
.314 (59-for-188) with 14 doubles, two home runs and 35 RBI in 51
games for the Arizona League Rangers.
2009: In his first professional season, batted .208 (5-for-24) with three
RBI in eight games with the Dominican Rangers.
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Ch. Villanueva: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2009 DSL Rangers 2-R
2010
AZL Rangers-R
2011 Hickory-A
2012 Myrtle Beach-A

Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.208
8
24
2
5 1 0
0
3 1 1 1
6
5
1-0
5 .375 .250
.314 51 188 30 59
14 1 2 35 2 3 4 13 42 6-2 11
.365 .431
.278 126 467 78 130 30 3 17 84 0 13 12 37 86 32-6 20 .338 .465
.285 100 375 45 107 19 1 10 59 1 5 20 24 83
9-9
15 .356 .421
.250 25 84 14 21 5 0 4 9 0 0 1 10 24 5-2 3 .337 .452
.261 133 490 60 128
*41 2 19 72 3 6 9 34 117 5-7 24 .317 .469
.276 443 1628 229 450
110 7 52 262 7 28 47 124 357 58-26 78 .340 .448
*Led League
CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2008 Signed as a non-drafted free agent on 8/17
2012 Acquired from Texas 7/31 with P Kyle Hendricks for P Ryan Dempster
RUNS SCORED RUNS ALLOWED

The Cubs mark for scoring in consecutive games is 127, set from June 15, 1958-May 13, 1959. The team record for scoring in consecutive contests
in one season is 109, set in 1943 (May 23-September 18).
The longest streak for Cubs pitchers without hurling a shutout is 106 games, set in 1901 (May 18-September 20).
On June 29, 1897, the Cubs scored at least one run in every inning in a 36-7 victory at Louisville. That was the only time in club history that the team
scored at least one run in every frame. The last time the Cubs surrendered at least one run in every inning took place May 5, 1999, vs. Colorado
at Wrigley Field.
Since 1900, the Cubs have thrown three consecutive shutouts seven times, with the last occurrence taking place July 21-July 24, 1992 when the
Cubs won 1-0 and 3-0 at Cincinnati and 1-0 at Houston.
The last time the Cubs threw shutouts in both games of a doubleheader occurred July 11, 1965, vs. St. Louis at Wrigley Field (identical 6-0 scores).
The Cubs were held scoreless in a National League-record 48 consecutive innings June 15-June 21, 1968. The club was blanked in four straight
games June 16-June 20.
The Cubs have allowed three or fewer runs in every contest of a three-game series in each of the last four seasons, including twice in 2013 (most recently July 26-28 at San Francisco) and six times in 2012. In 2010, the Cubs held the Marlins to three or fewer runs in their three-game set from
September 17-19; that was part of an 11-game stretch in which Cubs pitchers allowed three or less runs in each contest from September 10-22.
The last time the Cubs allowed three runs or fewer during a Wrigley Field three-game set occurred May 26-28, 2008 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
(3-1, 3-1, 2-1 (10)).
From July 5-July 7, 2001, the Cubs scored 38 runs over a three-game span winning by scores of 13-4 at New York and 15-9 and 10-6 at Detroit.
Over the three -game span, the Cubs recorded 50 hits including 21 for extra bases (12 doubles, four triples, five homers).
In 1930, the Cubs established a team record by reaching the 10-run plateau in five-straight games, June 1-June 6. During that stretch the only time
in club history that the team had a double-digit runs streak surpassing three games the Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 16-4 on June 1 at Wrigley
Field before going on a road trip. They swept the Boston Braves over a three-game span June 3-June 5 by scores of 15-2, 18-10 and 10-7, then
went to Brooklyn and beat the Dodgers 13-0 on June 6.
During a 20-1 victory over Los Angeles (N.L.) May 5, 2001, the Cubs scored eight times during both the seventh and eighth innings. This was only the
fifth time in major league history that a team plated at least eight runs in consecutive frames. The list:
April 30, 1887: St. Louis (N.L.) vs. Cleveland nine in fifth, eight in sixth
June 16, 1887: Philadelphia (N.L.) vs. Washington eight in seventh, eight in eighth
May 2, 1901: Boston (A.L.) vs. Philadelphia nine in second, 10 in third
July 29, 1928: Cleveland vs. New York eight in first, nine in second
May 5, 2001: CUBS vs. Los Angeles.................................................................eight in seventh, eight in eighth
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27 Josh Vitters
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 200
FULL NAME: Joshua Warren Vitters
BORN: 8/27/89 in Anaheim, CA
RESIDES: Anaheim, CA
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0+60
SIGNED BY: Denny Henderson and Tim Wilken

round (third overall) of 2007 draft
Vitters: Facts and Information

Josh, who made his major league debut with Chicago in 2012 (36 games), is in his eighth professional season after being selected by the Cubs in the first
round (third overall) of the 2007 First-Year Player Draft.
Owns a .282 batting average (582-for-2,063) with 132 doubles, nine triples, 69 homers and 309 RBI in 562 career minor league contests.
Named a Pacific Coast League mid-season All-Star in 2012.
Recognized as the ninth-best prospect in the Cubs organization heading into the 2012 season by Baseball America was tabbed by the publication as
the Cubs third-best prospect entering 2010 and the top prospect heading into the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
Was the top-ranked position player out of high school by Baseball America and Baseball Prospectus in 2007.
Among all draft-eligible high school players, selected by Baseball America as the best pure hitter in the 2007 draft was also rated as the second-best
power hitter and having the second-best strike-zone judgment.
Graduated from Cypress High School (Calif.) in 2007 was named the 2007 Gatorade Baseball Player of the Year in California.
His brother, Christian, was drafted by Oakland in the 10th round of the 2006 draft.
Vitters: 2013 Season

Injuries limited Josh to just 28 games with Triple-A Iowa ... hit .295 (26-for-88) with four doubles, five home runs and 12 RBI while 11 walks contributed
to a .380 on-base percentage.
Was on Iowas disabled list, April 9-30, with a back strain and May 26-July 19 with a right oblique strain ... missed the final two months of the season
with a right hamstring strain.
w Had a brief, five-game rehab stint with Rookie League Mesa, July 11-18.
Batted .387 (12-for-31) with three doubles and two home runs against left-handed pitching ... hit .246 (14-for-57) with one double and three homers
off righthanders.
Posted a .292 average (7-for-24) with runners in scoring position.
Missed most of Spring Training with an injured left quad.
Vitters: Career Review

2012: Josh began the season with Triple-A Iowa and was named to the
Pacific Coast League All-Star team before making his major league debut
when he was recalled by Chicago, August 5.
In 36 games with the Cubs, he batted .121 (12-for-99) with two
doubles, two home runs, five RBI and two stolen bases.
Made his major league debut, August 5 in Los Angeles (N.L.) and flew
out to left field as a pinch-hitter in the seventh inning.
Delivered a pinch-hit two-run double in San Diego, August 7, off Brad
Boxberger for his first career major league hit and RBI.
Stole his first career base, August 13 vs. Houston.
Hit his first career home run, August 20 in Milwaukee, off Mark Rogers
... was a solo shot in the fifth inning.
Began the year with Triple-A Iowa, hitting .304 (126-for-415) with 32
doubles, two triples, 17 home runs and 68 RBI.
While with Iowa, batted .331 (45-for-136) off left-handed pitching.
Raised his batting average in each of the first three months of the TripleA season ... hit .261 (18-for-69) in April, .284 (31-for-109) in May and
.324 (35-for-108) in June.
Boasted a 16-game hitting streak from June 29-July 17 ... batted .359
(23-for-64) during the stretch.
Had a .356 on-base percentage and a .513 slugging percentage, good
for an .869 OPS.
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2011: Josh batted .283 (127-for-449) with 28 doubles, two triples, 14

home runs and 81 RBI in 129 games with Tennessee, his first full season
at Double-A.
Saw action in 100 games at third base, 32 games at first base and
three games at designated hitter.
Ranked fourth in the Southern League with eight sacrifice flies and
eighth with 81 RBI and 129 games played.
Posted a .333 batting average (47-for-141), six homers and 69 RBI
Recorded a season-best .324 batting average (33-for-102) with two
homers and 27 RBI in 28 August contests.
Hit safely in 21 of 24 games with the Mesa Solar Sox of the Arizona Fall
League batted .360 (36-for-100) with six doubles, four home runs
and 17 RBI.
Named to the AFL Top Prospects Team as a designated hitter.
Played in 15 Spring Training games for Chicago and hit .259 (7-for-27)
with two doubles and two RBI.
2010: Josh began the year with Single-A Daytona, hitting .291 in 28 games
to earn a promotion to Double-A Tennessee ... all told, hit .247 with 20
doubles, 10 homers and 39 RBI in 91 games between the two clubs.
Ended his time with Daytona on a high note, hitting safely in his final
eight games, posting a .400 average (12-for-30).
Promoted to Tennessee, May 7, but had a slow start ... hit .234 (15-for64) in 20 May contests.
Suffered a fractured finger on his left hand, July 25 at Mississippi ... was
placed on the minor league disabled list, July 27 through the end of the
season.
Played 20 games for the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League ...
batted .253 (21-for-83) with six doubles, two homers and 13 RBI.
2009: Josh combined to hit .284 (130-for-458) with 19 doubles, 18

homers and 68 RBI in a career-high 120 games for Single-A Peoria and
Single-A Daytona.
Hit .316 (85-for-269) with 12 doubles, 15 homers and 46 RBI in 70
games with Peoria before he was promoted to Daytona, June 30.
Named to the Midwest League mid-season All-Star team.
Batted .338 (23-for-68) off southpaws compared to a .308 average
(62-for-201) against right-handers while with Peoria.
Hit .386 (44-for-114) with 27 RBI in 29 May contests.
Named Midwest Leagues Offensive Player of the Week for May 18-24,
hitting .367 (11-for-30) with seven runs, one double, five homers and
11 RBI.
Went 45-for-189 (.238) after his June 30 promotion to Daytona (50
games).
Hit safely in 14 of 16 games with the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall
League ... batted .353 (24-for-68) with four doubles and eight RBI.
2008: Spent a majority of the year with Single-A Boise, hitting .328 with
a Northwest League-leading 25 doubles, five homers and 37 RBI in 61
games ... was a unanimous NWL All-Star Selection and started the All-Star
Game at third base.
Ranked second with 32 extra-base hits, third with 85 hits and fourth
with a .328 batting average and .498 slugging percentage.
Recorded a 25-game hitting streak, July 12-August 19, the longest in
short-season baseball that year.
Named Baseball Americas top prospect in the Northwest League at
seasons end.
2007: Made his professional debut, and appeared in 14 games with
Rookie-League Mesa and Single-A Boise.
Vitters: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2007
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2008
Peoria-A

Boise-A
2009
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2010
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2011
Tennessee-AA
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2013
Iowa-AAA

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS

.067 7 30 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 9 0-0 3 .094 .067
.190 7 21 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 1-1 2 .261 .190
.214 4 14 1 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0-0 2 .214 .429
.328 61 259 38 85
*25 2 5 37 0 2 3 13 45 1-3 14
.365 .498
.316 70 269 42 85
12 1 15 46 0 3 9 7 42 4-0 13
.351 .535
.238 50 189 21 45 7 2 3 22 0 1 1 5 23 2-1 8 .260 .344
.291 28 110 16 32 8 0 3 13 0 0 2 8 22 4-1 5 .350 .445
.223 63 206 28 46
12 0 7 26 2 0 7 13 41 2-0 13
.292 .383
.283 129 449 56 127 28 2 14 81 1 8 8 22 54 4-10 25 .322 .448
.304 110 415 54 126 32 2 17 68 0 2 5 30 77 6-3 23 .356 .513
.121 36 99 7 12 2 0 2 5 0 1 2 7 33 2-0 4 .193 .202
.295 28 88 14 26 4 0 5 12 0 0 1 11 19 1-0 4 .380 .511
.077 5 13 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 0-0 0 .294 .154
.282 562 2063 273 582
132 9 69 309 3 17 36 116 347 25-19 112 .329 .455
*Led League
M.L. CAREER
PCT
G
PO
A
E
TC
DP
Third Base .926
29 9
41 4 54 4
JOSH VITTERS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Selected by Cubs in first round (third overall) of draft (scouts: Denny Henderson and Tim Wilken)
MOST RBI: 2 8/7/12 @ San Diego

MOST WALKS: 2 10/3/12 vs. Houston
JOSH VITTERS CAREER HIGHS

GOING DEEP AGAIN AND AGAIN

The Cubs homered 15 times over a three-game period August 10-August 12, 2002, hitting six homers August 10 at Colorados Coors Field, five on
August 11 at Coors Field and four on August 12 at Wrigley Field.
The 15 homers tied a National League three-game mark accomplished three previous times most recently by Cincinnati in 1999 (September
4-September 6).
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47 Arodys Vizcaino
BATS: Right
RHP
WEIGHT: 190
FULL NAME: Arodys Vizcaino (ah-ROH-dis)
BORN: 11/13/90 in Yaguate, D.R.
OPENING DAY AGE: 23
RESIDES: Yaguate, D.R.
MLS: 2+50

SIGNED BY: Alfredo Dominguez (Yankees)
HOW ACQUIRED: From Atlanta with P Jaye
Chapman 7/30/12 for P Paul Maholm and OF
Reed Johnson
Vizcaino: Facts and Information

Acquired from Atlanta in a four-player deal, July 30, 2012, Arodys has spent the past two seasons recovering from Tommy John surgery performed during
Spring Training of 2012.
Made 17 relief appearances for the Braves in 2011, his first career big league action, going 1-1 with a 4.67 ERA (9 ER/17.1 IP).
Is 19-15 with a 2.91 ERA (87 ER/268.2 IP) in 65 career minor league appearances (50 starts) in four professional campaigns has recorded 279
strikeouts and only 68 walks in 268.2 minor league innings, an average of 9.3 strikeouts and 2.3 walks per 9.0 innings.
Baseball America named him the fourth-best Cubs prospect heading into 2013 ... named the 10th-best prospect in the organization following the
season.
Entered 2012 rated the second-best prospect in the Braves system and the 40th-best prospect in all of baseball by Baseball America.
Entered the 2011 season rated the seventh-best prospect in the Braves organization by Baseball America the publication also ranked him the sixthbest prospect in the South Atlantic League with the best curveball in the Braves farm system.
Was named a South Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star and Single-A Romes Pitcher of the Year in 2010.
Following the 2009 season, rated the 34th-best prospect in all of baseball by ESPN.com.
Named the 11th-best prospect in the Gulf Coast League following the 2008 season by Baseball America.
Vizcaino: 2013 Season

Arodys began the season rehabbing his arm following Tommy John surgery he underwent in Spring Training of 2012 ... had arthroscopic surgery on his
right elbow in late May to clear out a calcium buildup that sidelined him for the remainder of the season - the procedure was performed by Dr. James
Andrews ... on the 60-day disabled list from March 27-November 4.
Vizcaino: Career Review

2012: Arodys entered the season rated the second-best prospect in the
Braves organization and the 40th-best prospect in all of baseball by
Baseball America missed the season after undergoing Tommy John
surgery on March 20 by Dr. James Andrews ... acquired by Chicago in a
four-player deal on July 30.
Made just one Spring Training appearance for the Braves, March 3 vs.
Detroit, tossing a scoreless inning before he was shut down.
Placed on the 15-day disabled list by Atlanta, March 26 ... transferred
to the 60-day D.L. by Chicago, August 19.
2011: Made the jump from Single-A to the majors, culminating with
17 relief appearances for the Braves ... began the year at Single-A
Lynchburg before stops at Double-A Mississippi, Triple-A Gwinnett and
Atlanta.
Posted a 1-1 record with a 4.67 ERA (9 ER/17.1 IP) and 17 strikeouts
in 17 relief appearances with the Braves allowed five runs in 0.1
innings September 2 vs. the Dodgers, but pitched to a 2.08 ERA (4
ER/17.0 IP) in his 16 other outings.
Made his major league debut, August 10 at Florida, walking two and
fanning Logan Morrison for his first-career strikeout.
Earned his first-career major league win, August 16 vs. San Francisco,
tossing 2.0-scoreless innings of relief in the Braves walk-off victory.
Struck out three in just 0.2-scoreless innings vs. the Cubs, August 14 ...
Blake DeWitt reached on a third-strike wild pitch.
w According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Vizcaino became just the
second pitcher since 1900 to strike out three in 0.2 innings of
work, joining Seattles Brandon League (May 9, 2010).
appearances (17 starts) between Single-A Lynchburg, Double-A Mississippi and Triple-A Gwinnett.
Rated the second-best prospect in the Braves organization following the
season by Baseball America.
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2010: Acquired by the Braves as part of a five-player trade with the Yankees, December 22, 2009, went 9-4 with a 2.74 ERA (26 ER/85.1 IP) and
79 strikeouts in 17 starts between Single-A Rome and Single-A Myrtle
Beach started three games for Myrtle Beach before suffering an elbow
injury which sidelined him for approximately two months.
His nine victories ranked fourth-most among Braves minor leaguers.
Tossed 34.2-consecutive innings without allowing an earned run, May
18-June 12.
Collected Pitcher of the Week honors for the week ending May 24, going
2-0 with a 0.00 ERA (0 ER/14.2 IP) and 14 strikeouts during the span
... named Romes Pitcher of the Month for May, going 5-1 with a 1.60
ERA (7 ER/39.1 IP) for the month.
Was named a South Atlantic League mid-season All-Star and Romes
Pitcher of the Year.
On the minor league disabled list, June 30-August 30, with a strained
right elbow.
Recognized by Baseball America as having the best curveball in the
Braves farm system as well as the sixth-best prospect in the SAL.
Baseball America ranked him the seventh-best prospect in the Braves
system following the season.
2009: In his final season in the Yankees farm system, Arodys made 10
starts for Single-A Staten Island, posting a 2-4 record with a 2.13 ERA (10
ER/42.1 IP) and 52 strikeouts.
On the minor league disabled list, August 27-September 21, with a left
back strain.
Following the 2009 season, was rated the 34th-best prospect in all of
baseball by ESPN.com.
games (team-leading six starts) for the Gulf Coast League Yankees in his
first professional season.
Named the 11th-best prospect in the Gulf Coast League following the
season by Baseball America.
Vizcaino: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2008
GCL Yankees-R
3-2 3.68 12 6 0 0 0 44.0 38 22 18 5 1 13 48 6 1
2009
Staten Island-A
2-4 2.13 10 10 0 0 0 42.1 34 18 10 2 1 15 52 2 2
2010
Myrtle Beach-A
0-0 4.61 3 3 0 0 0 13.2 16 9 7 1 1 3 11 1 1
Rome-A
9-4 2.39 14 14 0 0 0 71.2 63 25 19 1 3 9 68 6 2
2011
Lynchburg-A
2-2 2.45 9 9 0 0 0 40.1 31 14 11 3 0 10 37 4 1

Mississippi-AA
2-3 3.81 11 8 0 0 0 49.2 44 21 21 3 3 18 55 4 1
Gwinnett-AAA
1-0
1.29 6 0 0 0 0 7.0 7 3 1 1 0 0 8 0 0

Atlanta
1-1 4.67 17 0 0 0 0 17.1 16 9 9 1 1 9 17 5 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
19-15 2.91 65 50 0 0 0 268.2 233 112 87 16 9 68 279 23 8
SV/OPP: Career 0/2 ... HOLDS: Career 5 ... IR/IRS: Career 11/3
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
M.L. Career .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 17 2 0 0 2 0
ARODYS VIZCAINOS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2007 Signed by New York (A.L.) as a non-drafted free agent 7/2 (scout: Alfredo Dominguez)
2009 Acquired by Atlanta with OF Melky Cabrera and LHP Mike Dunn 12/22 for RHP Javier Vazquez and LHP Boone Logan
2012 On disabled list 3/26-11/2 injured right ulnar collateral ligament
2012 Acquired from Atlanta with RHP Jaye Chapman 7/30 for LHP Paul Maholm and OF Reed Johnson
2013 On disabled list 3/27-11/4 ... recovering from Tommy John surgery
ARODYS VIZCAINOS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 3 (three times), most recently 8/30/11 vs.
MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 5 9/2/11 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
Washington
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 4 9/2/11 vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 2 (three times), most recently 9/2/11 vs. MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 5.1 innings
Los Angeles (N.L.)
8/10-16/11
HOT AND COLD

The last time the Wrigley Field gametime temperature reached the triple-digit mark was on July 13, 1995, when the first-pitch Fahrenheit for the Cubs
7:05 p.m. Saturday night affair against Cincinnati was 103 degrees.
The lowest Wrigley Field gametime temperature in recent years was a 32-degree first pitch April 8, 2003, vs. Montreal.
On April 18, 2011 vs. San Diego, the gametime temperature was 34 degrees.
189
67 Tsuyoshi Wada
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
LHP
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 180
FULL NAME: Tsuyoshi Wada
BORN: 2/21/81 in Izumo, Japan
OPENING DAY AGE: 33
RESIDES: Fukuoka, Japan
Non-Roster Invitee
MLS: 1+76
SIGNED BY: Baltimore

HOW ACQUIRED: Agreed to terms on a
minor league contract with Cubs 1/24/14
Wada: Facts and Information

Tsuyoshi is in his first season in the Cubs organization, agreeing to a minor league deal with a major league Spring Training invite in January of 2014,
following two seasons in Baltimores system ... prior to coming to the U.S., pitched nine seasons for the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks of the Japanese Pacfic
League in Nippon Professional Baseball.
Injured his left elbow in his first Spring Training with Baltimore in 2012, and underwent Tommy John surgery on his left elbow, May 11 of that year, performed by Dr. Lewis Yocum.
Went 107-61 with a 3.13 ERA (503 ER/1,444.2 IP) in 210 games (207 starts) for Fukuoka from 2003-11, striking out 1,329 batters while walking just
395 ... spun 36 complete games, including eight shutouts.
Won 10 or more games for Fukuoka seven times, including a career-high 17 victories in 2010 ... was the NPB Most Valuable Player in 2010.
Helped Team Japan win the World Baseball Classic in 2006 ... pitched for Team Japan in both the 2004 (in Athens) and 2008 (in Beijing) Olympic Games.
Wada: 2013 Season

After missing the 2012 campaign while recovering from Tommy John surgery, Tsuyoshi was activated from the disabled list, June 14, and went on to make
19 starts for Triple-A Norfolk ... posted a 1.43 ERA (6 ER/37.2 IP) in his final six outings, July 31-August 31.
Placed on the disabled list, March 22, and continued his recovery from surgery prior to his activation, June 14.
All told, was 5-6 with a 4.03 ERA (46 ER/102.2 IP) in his 19 outings with Norfolk ... walked 35 and struck out 80.
Struck out career-high 10, July 31 at Pawtucket.
Wada: Career Review

2012: In his first year in the States with Baltimore, missed the entire
year due to an injured left elbow suffered in Spring Training ... underwent
Tommy John surgery, May 11, performed by Dr. Lewis Yocum.
2011: Was 16-5 with a 1.51 ERA (31 ER/184.2 IP) in 26 games for Softbank, in his final season in Japan ... posted a career-high 23 quality starts
and was named to the NPB All-Star Team.
Set career-highs in ERA, complete games (4), innings pitched, home
runs allowed (7) and WHIP (1.00).
On August 3, became the fastest NPB lefthander to win 100 career
games.
2010: Named the NPB Most Valuable Player as he led the league with 17
wins ... named to the NPB All-Star Team ... tied his then career high with
169 strikeouts.
for Softbank set a career high with 9.3 strikeouts per 9.0 innings
pitched.
190
2008: Went 8-8 with a 3.61 ERA (65 ER/162.0 IP) in 23 starts for
Softbank ... pitched in the Beijing Olympic Games.
2007: Went 12-10 with a 2.82 ERA (57 ER/182.0 IP) in 26 starts for
Softbank.
2006: Helped Japan win the World Baseball Classic, then went 14-6 with a
2.98 ERA (54 ER/163.1 IP) in 24 games for Fukuoka.
2005: Was 12-8 with a 3.27 ERA (66 ER/181.2 IP) in 25 games for
Softbank.
2004: Named to the NPB All-Star Team in just his second season ... won a
bronze medal as part of Team Japan in the Athens Olympic Games.
2003: Named the Pacific League Rookie of the Year after going 14-5 with
a 3.38 ERA (71 ER/189.0 IP) and 195 strikeouts in 26 games ... named
to the NPB All-Star Team.
Wada: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2004
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2005
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2006
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2007
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2008
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2009
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2010
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2011
Fukuoka-JAPAN
2012
Norfolk-AAA
2013
Norfolk-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
JAPAN LEAGUE TOTALS

14-5 3.38 26
26 8 2 0 189.0
165 77 71 26 1 61
195 1 0
10-6 4.35 19
18 7 0 0 128.1
110 67 62 23 3 38
115 2 0
12-8 3.27 25
25 4 0 0 181.2
154 69 66 17 2 57
167 4 0
14-6 2.98 24
24 6 3 0 163.1
137 57 54 18 1 42
136 2 0
12-10
2.82 26
26 2 0 0 182.0
168 65 57 15 5 42
169 6 1
8-8 3.61 23
23 3 0 0 162.0
167 65 65 12 3 36
123 3 0
4-5 4.06 15 13 1 1 0 84.1 72 39 38 13 1 24 87 1 0
*17-8
3.14 26
26 1 0 0 169.1
145 59 59 11 1 55
169 2 0
16-5 1.51 26
26 4 2 0 184.2
145 33 31 7 4 40
168 5 0
0-1
20.25 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 6 1 0 4 1 0 0
5-6 4.03 19 19 0 0 0 102.2
112 50 46 9 4 35 80 1 0
5-7 4.44 20 20 0 0 0 105.1
118 56 52 10 4 39 81 1 0
107-61 3.13 210 207 36 8 0 1444.2
1263 531 503 142 21 395
1329 26 1
#Included Injury Rehabilitation Assignment ... *Led League
YEAR TEAM
2006
JAPAN

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
TSUYOSHI WADAS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2011 Signed by Baltimore as a non-drafted free agent 12/14 ... two-year major league contract with a club option for 2014
2012 On disabled list 3/28-11/2 ... injured left elbow leading to Tommy John surgery ... included injury rehabilitation assignment with Norfolk (4/19-21)
2013 On disabled list 3/22-6/14 ... recovering from Tommy John surgery ... included injury rehabilitation assignment with Norfolk (5/16-6/41)
2013 Elected free agency 11/2 (Baltimore declined 2014 club option)
2014 Agreed to terms on a minor league contract with Cubs 1/24
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191
22 Logan Watkins
BATS: Left
INF
WEIGHT: 195
FULL NAME: Vincent Logan Watkins
BORN: 8/29/89 in Wichita, KS
RESIDES: Wichita, KS
FAMILY: Single
MLS: 0+57
SIGNED BY: Brandon Mozley

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 21st
round of 2008 draft
Watkins: Facts and Information

Logan, the 2012 Cubs Minor League Player of the Year, was added to the 40-man roster, November 20, 2012, and made his major league debut with the
Cubs last season has batted .277 (593-for-2,140) in six minor league seasons following his selection in the 21st round of the 2008 draft.
Joined a major league roster for the first time when he was recalled by Chicago, August 4 of last season ... appeared in 27 games for the Cubs.
Has recorded 85 doubles, 40 triples, 23 home runs, 196 RBI and a .365 on-base percentage in 582 career minor league games has drawn 277 walks
compared to 439 strikeouts in 2,507 plate appearances.
Was named the organizations 2012 Minor League Player of the Year ... also earned Player of the Month honors for June.
Named a Midwest League mid-season All-Star in 2010 for Single-A Peoria.
Named the ninth-best Cubs prospect entering the 2010 season by Baseball America.
Graduated from Goddard (Kan.) High School in 2008.
Watkins: 2013 Season

Logan joined a major league roster for the first time in his career as he was recalled by Chicago, August 4 ... appeared in 27 games for the Cubs, hitting
.211 (8-for-38) with a double and three walks.
Played nine games at second base, making five starts.
Batted .294 (5-for-17) in 13 road games ... hit .143 (3-for-21) in 14 home games.
Was hitless in 13 at-bats as a pinch-hitter at the big league level.
Promoted, August 4, and made the start at second base that day vs. the Dodgers ... recorded his first career hit with a single off Stephen Fife.
Went 3-for-4, September 19 at Milwaukee, to set a career-high in hits.
Hit .243 (100-for-412) with 18 doubles, seven triples, eight home runs and 26 RBI in 107 games at Triple-A prior to his promotion.
With Iowa, played 90 games at second base, 13 games at shortstop and three games in center field.
Watkins: Career Review

2012: Logan was named Chicagos 2012 Minor League Player of the Year
after batting .281 (137-for-488) with 93 runs, 20 doubles, 11 triples, nine
home runs and 52 RBI in 133 games for Double-A Tennessee in his first
season at the Double-A level.
Led the Southern League in runs scored, ranked second in triples and
walks (76) and was fourth in on-base percentage (.383).
Hit .352 (31-for-88) in June en route to Cubs Minor League Player of
the Month honors.
w Compiled a team-high, 13-game hitting streak June 13-30,
collecting seven multi-hit outings during the span.
Boasted a .301 batting average (110-for-366) against right-handed
pitchers and a .308 mark (33-for-107) with runners in scoring position.
Hit .302 (74-for-245) in the second-half of the campaign, 43 points
higher than his .259 average (63-for-243) prior to the All-Star break.
Played 95 games at second base, recording a .987 fielding percentage (6 E/465 TC), 29 games at shortstop and 17 games in
center field.
Played nine games for the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona
Fall League ... hit .219 (7-for-32).
2010: The Midwest League mid-season All-Star hit .261 (115-for-440)

with 15 doubles, eight triples, one home run, 30 RBI and 19 stolen bases
in 118 games for Single-A Peoria.
Named the ninth-best Cubs prospect entering the season by Baseball
America.
2011: Posted a .281 batting average (124-for-441) with 15 doubles, a

Florida State League-leading 12 triples, five home runs, 45 RBI and 21
stolen bases in 125 games for Single-A Daytona.
Boasted a monthly-best .433 batting average (29-for-67) in 24 June
contests.
Compiled a 13-game hitting streak July 8-21, including seven multi-hit
outings during the span.
Posted a .309 batting average (77-for-249) in the second-half of the
campaign, 64 points higher than his .245 average (47-for-192) prior to
the All-Star break.
in 27 games for Rookie-League

Mesa in his first professional
season selected by the Cubs in
the 21st round of the draft out of
Goddard (Kan.) High School.
192
2009: Posted a .326 batting average (91-for-279) with 14 doubles,

48 runs scored, 29 RBI and 14 stolen bases in 72 games for Single-A
Boise ranked second in the Northwest League with
91 hits, third in runs scored and tied for sixth in
batting average ... led the Hawks with a 17-game
hitting streak, August 8-26.
2008: Batted .325 (26-for-80) with 20
walks, 15 runs scored, 14 RBI and
a .462 on-base percentage
Watkins: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2008
Mesa-R
2009
Boise-A
2010
Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A
2012 Tennessee-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.325 27 80 15 26 3 0 0 14 3 2 2 20 19 2-0 3 .462 .363
.326 72 279 48 91
14 2 0 29 7 2 3 27 31 14-7 13
.389 .391
.261 118 440 69 115 15 8 1 30 18 1 3 58 97 19-10 16 .351 .339
.281 125 441 70 124 15
*12 5 45 5 5 7 44 97 21-5 18 .352 .404
.281 133 488 *93 137 20 11 9 52 14 3 7 76 97 28-7 9 .383 .422
.243 107 412 51 100 18 7 8 26 3 1 4 52 98 10-9 13 .333 .379
.211 27 38 2 8 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 14 0-0 1 .268 .237
.277 582 2140 346 593 85 40 23 196 50 14 26 277 439 94-38 72 .365 .386
*Led League
2013/CAREER PCT G PO A E TC DP
Second Base
.929
9 2
11 1 14 1
LOGAN WATKINS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2008 Selected by Cubs in 21st round of draft (scout: Brandon Mozley)
MOST HITS: 3 9/19/13 @ Milwaukee
LOGAN WATKINS CAREER HIGHS

LONGEST HITTING STREAK: Two games 8/4-6/13
ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARD

Since 1971, Major League Baseball has annually presented an award that recognizes a player who best exemplifies the game of baseball through
sportsmanship, community involvement and positive contributions to his team. In 2013, Anthony Rizzo was recognized as the Cubs recipient for
this award.
In 1973, following the tragic death of Roberto Clemente, the award was named to honor the man whose spirit and goodwill will always be remembered. The 12-time All-Star and Hall of Famer was killed in a plane crash in 1972 delivering food and medical supplies to earthquake victims of
Nicaragua. The award, sponsored by John Hancock Financial Services, recognizes those individuals who truly understand the value of helping
others.
A panel of baseball dignitaries, including Vera Clemente and Commissioner Allan H. (Bud) Selig, annually selects the winner from a list of 30
candidates, one from each Major League Baseball Club. These local winners are announced in September during Roberto Clemente Day. The
winner of the national Roberto Clemente Award is announced during a pre-game ceremony at the World Series. Past winners include Craig Biggio,
Clayton Kershaw, Jamie Moyer, Jim Thome, Curt Schilling, Al Leiter, Tony Gwynn, Willie Mays, Ozzie Smith, Cal Ripken, Jr., Albert Pujols and
Derek Jeter.
193
66 Casper Wells
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
OF
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 220
MLS: 3+40
FULL NAME: Casper Wells V
BORN: 11/23/84 in Grand Rapids, MI
OPENING DAY AGE: 29
FAMILY: Single
SIGNED BY: Bill Buck (Detroit)
Non-Roster Invitee

Wells: Facts and Information

Casper joins the Cubs on a minor league contact with an invite to major league Spring Training ... has played in parts of four major league seasons with
Detroit (2010-11), Seattle (2011-12), Oakland (2013), the White Sox (2013) and Philadelphia (2013).
Owns a .230 major league batting average (158-for-688) with 31 doubles, four triples, 25 home runs and 81 RBI in 277 games.
Has played 123 games (67 starts) in right field, 97 games (74 starts) in left field and 29 games (23 starts) in center field ... pitched in two games last
season (1.2 IP), his first big league appearances on the hill.
Has batted .251 (449-for-1,786) in 503 career minor league contests, with 111 doubles, 36 triples, 83 home runs and 271 RBI.
Made his professional debut in 2005 after he was selected by Detroit in the 14th round of that years June draft.
Attended Towson State University from 2003-05 ... named All-Colonial Athletic Association honors as a sophomore in 2004.
w Selected as the CAA Player of the Year after hitting .362 with 18 homers and 66 RBI in 58 games as a junior in 2005.
Graduated from Schnectady (N.Y.) High School.
Wells: 2013 Season

Casper went to Spring Training with the Mariners, however, he was designated for assignment, March 31, and went on to see big league action with
Oakland, the White Sox and Philadelphia ... all told, hit .126 (12-for-95) with two doubles and a RBI in 53 games.
Played 11 games in right field, five games in center field and two at pitcher.
Was claimed off waivers by Toronto, April 10 ... did not appear in a game for the Blue Jays before he was designated for assignment, April 15.
Traded to Oakland, April 22, for a cash consideration ... played three games for the As before he was designated for assignment, April 28, and traded to
the White Sox for a cash consideration the following day.
Made his first career appearance at pitcher, June 28 vs. Cleveland, tossing a scoreless inning.
Claimed off waivers by the Phillies, August 8 ... made his second pitching appearance, August 24 vs. Arizona, allowing five runs in 0.2 innings.
Season ended prematurely as he was on the 15-day disabled list, August 26-September 27, with vision issues due to dry eye.
Played for Leones del Caracas in the Venezuela Winter League ... batted .178 (8-for-45) with one home run and six RBI in 19 games.
Wells: Career Review

2012: Had three stints with the Mariners, appearing in 93 games (74
starts) ... led Seattle and ranked tied for 12th in the American League with
eight outfield assists.
Batted .267 (35-for-131) with seven doubles, three triples, 20 RBI and
an .891 OPS against left-handed pitching.
Twice collected a career-high five RBI: July 16 at Kansas City and
October 3 at the Angels.
Batted .355 (22-for-62) with three home runs and 12 RBI in
interleague play.
Optioned to Triple-A Tacoma, May 24, and recalled, June 13 ... spent
one week with Tacoma to end the Triple-A season before returning to
Seattle.
The Schenectady, N.Y., native got the start in left field, May 13, in his
first-ever start at Yankee Stadium ... homered and drove in three runs in
front of 20 friends and family, including his mom, on Mothers Day.
2010: Split the season between Triple-A Toledo (103 games) and Detroit,
making his major league debut ... had two stints, May 14-21 and August
23 through the end of the season, with the Tigers.
Made his major league debut, May 15 vs. Boston (0-for-4).
Collected his first career hit, May 19 at Oakland, a single in the third
inning off Dallas Braden.
Hit his first career homer, September 2 at Minnesota, a game-tying solo
shot in the ninth off Jesse Crain.
Batted .344 (21-for-61) with four homers and 10 RBI in 22 September
games.
Ranked fourth in the International League, averaging one home run
every 18.43 at-bats (21 HR/387 AB) ... led International League
outfielders with 12 assists.
Rated as possessing the best outfield arm in the Tigers organization by
Baseball America.
2011: Made his first career Opening Day roster with the Tigers, and
appeared in 64 games, before he was traded to Seattle in a five-player deal
that sent pitcher Doug Fister to the Tigers, July 30.
Led all rookie outfielders with seven outfield assists.
Between Detroit and Seattle, batted .237 (51-for-215) with 11
doubles, 11 home runs and 27 RBI in 95 games.
Hit his first career leadoff home run, June 22 at the Dodgers (Ted Lilly).
Homered in four-straight games, August 13-16, to tie the Mariners
rookie mark for consecutive games with a homer (also Danny Tartabull
in 1986).
w Became the first Mariner to homer in four-straight games since
a five-game streak in 1999 by Alex Rodriguez.
Left game, August 17, in the sixth after being hit on the tip of his nose
by a Brandon Morrow pitch.
Did not play from September 17 through the end of the season while
battling vertigo-like symptoms.
2009: Limited to 86 games with Double-A Erie, missing nearly two months
of action with a left wrist sprain ... tied for the lead among Eastern League
outfielders with four double plays.
Had a season-high 16-game hitting streak, July 10-28, hitting .393
(24-for-61) with five home runs and 16 RBI ... also had a 14-game
streak, August 20-September 2, hitting .404 (21-for-52).
Saw action in 21 games with Peoria in the Arizona Fall League following
the season, hitting .351 (27-for-77) with four home runs and 25 RBI.
w Amongst AFL leaders, ranked third in RBI, third in slugging
(.662), tied for fourth in triples (three) and 10th in batting
average (.351).
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2008: Split the season between Single-A West Michigan and Double-A
Erie, combining to hit .269 (121-for-449) with 90 runs, 25 doubles, six
triples, 27 homers, 79 RBI and 25 steals in 125 games.
Earned Midwest League mid-season All-Star honors.
Set a Midwest League record with four hit by pitches, May 2 vs. Quad
Cities.
Hit for the cycle, July 29 at Akron ... had a three-homer game, August
5 vs. Harrisburg, earning Eastern League Player of the Week honors for
August 4-10.
w Named Eastern League Player of the Month for August and the
Tigers Minor League Player of the Month after hitting .345 (38for-110) with 10 homers and 27 RBI in 28 games.
Played for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League, hitting .321 with eight homers and 23 RBI ... the eight homers ranked third in the league, and his
.705 slugging mark ranked fourth.
2007: Selected to the New York-Penn Leagues mid-season All-Star squad

as he led the league with 11 triples and 38 extra-base hits with Single-A
Oneonta.
2006: Split the season between Single-A Lakeland and Single-A Oneonta
... played five games with Lakeland before he was assigned to Oneonta,
May 12.
2005: Made his professional debut with the Gulf Coast League Tigers ...
tied for second in the league with five triples, and was third with 19 extrabase hits.
Wells: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2005
GCL Tigers-R
2006
Lakeland-A

Oneonta-A
2007
Lakeland-A

Oneonta-A
2008
West Michigan-A

Erie-AA
2009
Erie-AA
2010
Toledo-AAA

Detroit
2011
Detroit

Toledo-AAA

Seattle
2012
Seattle

Tacoma-AAA
2013
Oakland

Chicago (A.L.)

Philadelphia
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.220 45 141 25 31 9 5 5 20 0 0 8 18 59 6-0 3 .341 .461
.152 11 33 4 5 1 0 1 4 1 0 3 4 9 1-0 0 .300 .273
.229 35 105 19 24 8 0 1 14 1 1 3 9 27 1-1 1 .305 .333
.500 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .500
1.000
.265 67 260 46 69
18
*11 9 47 0 4 6 18 64 8-7 4
.323 .523
.240 50 179 30 43 7 0 10 26 0 1 9 22 39 17-5 1 .351 .447
.289 75 270 60 78
18 6 17 53 2 2 9 30 66 8-3 7
.376 .589
.260 86 311 52 81
18 4 15 41 1 1
11 43
103 8-8 4
.369 .489
.233 103 387 56 90 22 6 21 46 0 0 9 34 111 7-8 5 .309 .483
.323 36 93 14 30 6 1 4 17 0 0 0 6 19 0-1 0 .364 .538
.257 64 113 16 29
10 0 4 12 1 0 2 9 29 1-0 1
.323 .451
.370 7 27 4 10 2 2 2 6 0 0 0 3 8 0-0 1 .370 .433
.216 31 102 14 22 1 0 7 15 0 0 5 9 42 2-2 1 .310 .431
.228 93 285 42 113 12 3 10 36 1 0 4 26 80 3-0 0 .302 .396
.239 22 71 18 17 7 2 2 14 1 1 2 20 17 2-1 1 .415 .479
.000 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 .000 .000
.167 38 66 4 11 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 22 0-1 1 .225 .182
.042 12 24 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 0-0 0 .115 .083
.230 277 688 92 158 31 4 25 81 2 0 11 57 201 6-4 3 .299 .395
.236 265 664 90 157 30 4 25 81 2 0 11 55 193 6-4 3 .305 .407
.042 12 24 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 0-0 0 .115 .083
.251 503 1786 314 449
111 36 83 271 6 10 60 201 504 58-33 27 .345 .493
*Led League

--- 2 0 0 0 0 0 Pitcher
--- 2 0
0 0 0 0
1.000
11 16 0 0
123
142
9 1
152 2
1.000
5 9 1 0
10 1 Center Field 1.000
29 63
4 0 67 2
.957
16 21 1 1
97
155
8 2
165 4
.980
46 2 1
49 2 M.L. TOTALS .992
360
21 3
384 8
CASPER WELLS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2005 Selected by Detroit in the 14th round of draft (scout: Bill Buck)
2011 Traded to Seattle 7/30 with INF Francisco Martinez, P Charlie Furbush and a PTBNL (P Chase Ruffin) for P Doug Fister and P David Pauley
2013 Claimed off waivers 4/10 by Toronto
2013 Acquired by Oakland 4/22 for a cash consideration
2013 Acquired by Chicago (A.L.) 4/29 for a cash consideration
2013 Claimed off waivers 8/8 by Philadelphia
2013 On disabled list 8/26-9/27 ... vision issues
2013 Elected free agency 10/18 ... signed a minor league contract with Cubs 11/20
CASPER WELLS CAREER HIGHS

LEAD-OFF HOMERS: 1 6/22/11 @ Los Angeles-N.L. (Ted Lilly)
MOST RBI: 5 (twice), most recently 10/3/12 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.
MOST RUNS SCORED: 3 7/18/12 @ Kansas City
MOST WALKS: 3 8/29/11 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.
MOST HITS: 4 9/14/10 @ Texas
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (three times), most recently 4/20/12 @ White
Sox
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32 Eli Whiteside
BATS: Right
WEIGHT: 218
FULL NAME: Dustin Eli Whiteside
BORN: 10/22/79 in New Albany, MS
OPENING DAY AGE: 34
RESIDES: New Albany, MS
FAMILY: Married Amy ...

Children Whit and Wake
SIGNED BY: Mike Tullier (Baltimore)

MLS: 3+66
Non-Roster Invitee
Whiteside: Facts and Information

Is in his 14th season of professional ball, and joins the Cubs after signing a minor league contract in November of 2013 owns a .215 batting average
(105-for-489) with 21 doubles, four triples, 10 home runs and 43 RBI in 208 career major league games in parts of five seasons with Baltimore (2005)
and San Francisco (2009-2012).
Was a member of the 2010 World Series Champion San Francisco Giants did not appear in a playoff game.
w Left off the playoff roster in 2012 despite appearing in 12 games with the Giants.
Boasts a .238 average (655-for-2,750) with 304 runs scored, 149 doubles, nine triples, 72 home runs and 370 RBI in 807 career minor league games
covering 11 seasons.
Behind the plate for Jonathan Sanchezs no-hitter July 10, 2009 vs. San Diego, becoming the first Giants back-stop to catch a no-hitter since Gary
Alexander in 1976.
Became just the fourth Giants player to ever hit a grand slam for his first big league homer when he turned the trick August 5, 2009 off Houston starter
Brian Moehler.
Has thrown out 23.6 percent (33-of-140) of baserunners attempting to steal in his big league career.
His 3.34 career catchers ERA is best among all active players with at least 200 games caught.
Originally drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the sixth round of the 2001 MLB draft.
Attended Delaware State University is a 1998 graduate of W.P. Daniel (Miss.) High School.
Whiteside: 2013 Season

In his first and only season with the Rangers organization, Eli spent the entire campaign at Triple-A Round Rock, hitting .187 (42-for-225) with six doubles,
five home runs and 25 RBI in 67 games during an injury-plagued season.
Went 1-for-4 with a home run and a season-high three RBI on June 16 at Oklahoma City.
Posted a season-best, six-game hitting streak, June 16-23 batted .318 (7-for-22) with a home run and five RBI.
His .278 average (10-for-36) in 10 August games was a monthly-best during the season.
Logged nearly identical averages against left and right-handed hurlers, batting .186 (13-for-70) against southpaws and .187 (29-for-155) against righties.
Landed on Round Rocks seven-day D.L. twice; July 24-31 with a right calf strain and August 14-24 with tendinitis in his right elbow.
Joined the Rangers after signing a minor league contract on February 26.
Whiteside: Career Review

2012: Eli appeared in 12 games with the Giants big league club over two
stints (July 18-August 1 & and August 26-end of season) batted .091
(1-for-11) with three runs scored, one double and two RBI.
Was not added to any of San Franciscos playoff rosters.
Recorded his lone hit of the season July 20 at Philadelphia, going 1-for4 with a double and one RBI.
Spent majority of the year at Triple-A Fresno, posting a .224 average
(45-for-201) with 11 doubles, one triple, one home run and 20 RBI in
60 games.
Batted just .200 in his first 31 games at Fresno before hitting .345
(19-for-55) in his next 17 games to raise his average to .248.
Threw out 25 of 69 (36.2%) base runners attempting to steal at the
Triple-A level.
Posted a .995 fielding percentage (2 E/418 TC) in 56 games behind
the plate.
2011: Was thrust into the starting role after teammate Buster Posey went
down with a season-ending injury in May hit .197 (42-for-213) with
eight doubles, two triples, four home runs and 17 RBI in 82 games
with the Giants.
Set career-highs in games played, at-bats, hits, doubles, triples, RBI and
walks (18).
Posted a season-high three RBI on June 22 vs. Minnesota.
Hit just .164 (9-for-55) in his first 25 games through June 6 before
logging a .328 average (19-for-58) with seven extra-base hits and 10
RBI in his next 20 games.
Recorded a .991 fielding percentage (5 E/541 TC).
Threw out just 13-of-66 (19.7%) baserunners, sixth-lowest in the N.L.
Ejected from the game August 6 vs. Philadelphia after pitcher Ramon
Ramirez hit Shane Victorino.
Left game in the seventh inning of August 17s contest at Atlanta after
experiencing dizziness.
Landed on San Franciscos seven-day concussion D.L., August 19-25.
2010: Spent his third big league season backing up Buster Posey, batting
.238 (30-for-126) with six doubles, one triple, four home runs and 10 RBI
in 56 games.
Was on San Franciscos playoff roster all three rounds but did not appear in a game.
Recorded a season-high three RBI after clubbing a three-run homer off
Pittsburgh starter Charlie Morton on April 14.
.172 mark (5-for-29) vs. southpaws.
Went 24-for-106 (.226) while hitting safely in 18 of 32 games as a
starter.
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2009: Began the season at Triple-A Fresno before having his contract
purchased by the big league club May 24 tallied a .241 average (28for-116) with seven doubles, one triple, six home runs and 24 RBI in 34
games with Fresno.
Made his Giants debut, May 24, after being recalled earlier in the day
went 1-for-3 with one RBI.
w Marked his first major league start since September 30, 2005
(while with Baltimore).
Behind the plate for Jonathan Sanchezs no-hitter on July 10, 2009
vs. San Diego, becoming the first Giants back-stop to catch a no-hitter
since Gary Alexander in 1976.
Caught five of San Franciscos 18 shutouts during the season.
Became just the fourth Giants player to ever hit a grand slam for his first
big league homer when he turned the trick August 5, 2009 off Houston
starter Brian Moehler.
Batted .314 (11-for-35) with three home runs and 20 RBI with runners
in scoring position at the Triple-A level.
Posted his lone multi-homer game of the season May 10 at Reno, going
2-for-5 with two home runs and a season-high tying four RBI (also done
May 13 vs. Round Rock).
Recorded multi-RBI efforts in five-straight games with Fresno from May
8-13 (15 total).
2008: Eli began the season with Minnesotas Triple-A Rochester affiliate,
before being released April 30 and signing with San Francisco was
assigned to Triple-A Fresno, and combined to hit .229 (40-for-175) with
seven doubles, three home runs and 23 RBI in 57 total games.
Hit .238 (36-for-151) with two home runs and 22 RBI in 49 games with
Fresno.
2007: In his final season with the Baltimore organization, Eli batted .257
(52-for-202) with 23 runs scored, eight doubles, a career-high four triples,
six home runs and 36 RBI in 60 games between Double-A Bowie and TripleA Norfolk.
Compiled a season-high seven-game hitting streak, July 13-20, batting
.333 (9-for-27).
Landed on Bowies seven-day D.L. twice; June 18-July 12 with a
fractured right cheekbone and August 6-rest of the season with a concussion.
2006: Appeared in 92 games with Triple-A Ottawa, hitting .244 (77-for315) with 37 runs scored, 18 doubles, one triple, 11 home runs and 47
RBI.
Threw out 37 of 110 (33.6%) baserunners attempting to steal.
2005: Began the season at Triple-A Ottawa before making his major league
debut in July batted .250 (3-for-12) with a run scored and one RBI in
nine big league games.
Made his big league debut July 5 at the Yankees, going 0-for-1.
Picked up his first career major league hit July 9 vs. Boston (single off
Scott Cassidy).
Hit .233 (74-for-317) with 22 doubles, four home runs and 27 RBI in
95 games at Ottawa.
2004: Spent the entire season at Double-A Bowie, hitting .253 (75-for297) with 18 doubles, 18 homers and 60 RBI in 90 games.
Ranked fourth in the entire Orioles organization with 18 homers, which
also marked a career-high.
Landed on Bowies seven-day D.L., April 8-23 with inflammation in his
right elbow.
Played in the Arizona Fall League for Peoria Javelinas.
2003: Posted a .223 batting average (62-for-278) with 17 doubles, one
home run and 27 RBI in a combined 84 games between the Orioles Gulf
Coast Rookie League club, Single-A Aberdeen and Double-A Bowie.
Was placed on Bowies seven-day D.L., May 26-July 2 with a left ankle
sprain.
2002: Started the year at Single-A Frederick before jumping to Double-A
Bowie in July hit .260 (107-412) with 24 doubles, 10 home runs and
Set career-highs in games played, at-bats, hits, doubles and RBI.
Promoted to Bowie July 27, and had four-consecutive, two-hit games
during his seven-game hitting streak August 21-25.
2001: In his first professional baseball season, Eli batted .250 (53-for212) with 11 doubles, seven home runs and 28 RBI in 61 games with
Single-A Delmarva.
Whiteside: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2001
Delmarva-A
.250 61 212 30 53
11 0 7 28 0 2 7 9 45 1-1 4
.300 .401
2002
Frederick-A
.259 80 313 34 81
19 0 8 42 0 4 4 14 57 0-0 15
.296 .396

Bowie-AA
.263 27 99 11 26 5 0 2 11 1 0 3 4 18 0-1 5 .311 .374
2003
GCL Orioles-R
.333 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 .500 .667

Aberdeen-A
.700 2 10 0 7 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 1-0 1 .700
1.000

Bowie-AA
.204 81 265 21 54
13 1 1 23 1 0 4 5 44 0-0 6
.230 .272
2004
Bowie-AA
.253 90 297 41 75
18 0 18 60 0 3 1 25 65 2-2 10
.310 .495
2005
Ottawa-AAA
.233 95 317 28 74
22 1 4 27 1 3 2 21 65 1-3 4
.283 .347

Baltimore
.250 9 12 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 2 .250 .250
2006
Ottawa-AAA
.244 92 315 37 77
18 1 11 47 2 6 7 10 73 1-3 10
.278 .413
2007
Norfolk-AAA
.180 18 61 5 11 1 0 2 6 2 1 2 1 12 1-1 1 .215 .295

Bowie-AA
.291 42 141 18 41 7 4 4 30 3 2 2 8 32 0-3 4 .333 .482
2008
Rochester-AAA .167 8 24 2 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 6 0-0 2 .200 .292

Fresno-AAA
.238 49 151 13 36 7 0 2 22 1 4 1 12 27 2-0 4 .292 .325
2009
Fresno-AAA
.241 34 116 16 28 7 1 6 24 2 0 0 8 40 0-0 4 .290 .474

San Francisco
.228 49 127 15 29 6 1 2 13 0 0 3 4 30 0-0 5 .269 .339
2010
San Francisco
.238 56 126 19 30 6 1 4 10 3 0 3 8 35 1-2 2 .299 .397
2011
San Francisco
.197 82 213 14 42 8 2 4 17 1 2 2 18 59 2-1 5 .264 .310
2012
Fresno-AAA
.224 60 201 27 45
11 1 1 20 3 3 5 17 43 0-1 2
.296 .303

San Francisco
.091 12 11 3 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 4 0-0 0 .214 .182
2013
Round Rock-AAA .187 67 225 21 42 6 0 5 25 0 2 1 16 61 0-0 4 .242 .280
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.215 208 489 52 105 21 4 10 43 4 3 9 31 130 3-3 14 .273 .335
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.238 807 2750 304 655
149 9 72 370 16 30 39 152 590 9-15 76 .285 .377
197

1.000
11 32 5 0 37 0 0
Catcher .989
203
1168
101 14
1283
10 14
CAUGHT STEALING: 2012 2-for-4 (.500) ... Career 33-for-140 (.236)
ELI WHITESIDES CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2001 Selected by Baltimore in sixth round of 2001 draft (scout: Mike Tullier)
2007 Declared a free agent 10/29 signed minor league contract with Minnesota 11/24
2008 Released by Minnesota 4/30 signed minor league contract with San Francisco 5/5
2008 Declared a free agent 11/3 signed minor league contract with San Francisco 11/21
2011 On disabled list 8/18-25 concussion
2011 Declared a free agent 12/12 signed major league contract with San Francisco 12/20
2012 Signed minor league contract with San Francisco 4/9
2012 Claimed off waivers 11/5 by New York (A.L.)
2012 Claimed off waivers 12/3 by Toronto claimed off waivers by Texas 12/12
2013 Elected free agency 10/1 signed minor league contract with Cubs 11/12
ELI WHITESIDES CAREER HIGHS

GRAND SLAMS: 1 8/5/09 @ Houston (Brian Moehler)
MOST HITS: 3 (twice), most recently 7/14/11 @ San Diego
MOST RUNS SCORED: 2 (six times), most recently 8/29/10 vs.
Arizona
MOST DOUBLES: 2 (twice), most recently 5/12/11 vs. Arizona

MOST RBI: 4 8/5/09 @ Houston
MOST WALKS: 3 6/14/10 vs. Baltimore
LONGEST HITTING STREAK: 4 games (twice), most recently 7/714/11
TO ROUT OR BE ROUTED
Since 1900, the Cubs have won 26 games by at least 15 runs. The most recent of those victories occurred August 14, 2009 a 17-2 contest vs.
Pittsburgh at Wrigley Field. Here are the most lopsided wins in Cubs history:
22 Runs July 3, 1945...........................................................24-2 over Boston at Braves Field
19 June 7, 1906..........................................................19-0 over N.Y. Giants at Polo Grounds
19 May 5, 1938..........................................................21-2 over Philadelphia at Wrigley Field
19 May 13, 1969........................................................... 19-0 over San Diego at Wrigley Field
19 August 18, 1995...........................................................26-7 over Colorado at Coors Field
19 May 5, 2001...........................................................20-1 over Los Angeles at Wrigley Field
Since 1900, the Cubs have lost 26 games by at least 15 runs. The most recent of those losses took place June 27, 2012 a 17-1 setback vs. the
Mets. Here are the most lopsided defeats in Cubs history:
22 Runs Sept. 16, 1975................................................... 22-0 to Pittsburgh at Wrigley Field
20 June 1, 1957............................................................... 22-2 to Cincinnati at Crosley Field
19 July 6, 1949................................................................. 23-4 to Cincinnati at Crosley Field
18 May 26, 1964.................................................................19-1 to New York at Wrigley Field
18 April 27, 1977.................................................................21-3 to St. Louis at Wrigley Field
18 June 23, 1986.................................................. 19-1 to Philadelphia at Veterans Stadium
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37 Travis Wood
BATS: Right
LHP
WEIGHT: 175
FULL NAME: Travis A. Wood
BORN: 2/6/87 in Little Rock, AR
OPENING DAY AGE: 27
RESIDES: Alexander, AR
FAMILY: Married Brittany
MLS: 3+4
SIGNED BY: Mike Keenan (Cincinnati)

HOW ACQUIRED: From Cincinnati with
OF Dave Sappelt and IF Ronald Torreyes
12/23/11 for P Sean Marshall
Wood: Facts and Information

Travis was named to the 2013 National League All-Star team and is in his third season with the Cubs after he was acquired
CAREER AWARDS
by Chicago in a four-player deal with the Reds, December 23, 2011 ... is 26-35 with a 3.83 ERA (240 ER/564.2 IP) in 97
N.L.
All-Star Team
career games (93 starts) since making his major league debut with the Reds in 2010.
Reached the 200.0 inning mark last season, becoming the first Cubs southpaw to accomplish the feat since Ted Lilly in 2013
2008 (204.0).
Has allowed 15 stolen bases in 564.2 big league innings.
Owns a 45-37 record with a 3.55 ERA (285 ER/723.0 IP) in 139 minor league games, all but three as a starter.
Was the Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June 2009 (6 GS, 1 CG, 4-0, 1.13 ERA, 40.0 IP, 5 ER, 39 SO, 6 BB) and June 2010 (5 GS, 2-2, 1.26
ERA, 35.2 IP, 5 ER, 37 SO, 6 BB).
Was a 2010 International League mid-season All-Star, but did not pitch because he was promoted prior to the game.
Entered the 2010 season rated the seventh-best prospect in the Reds organization by Baseball America.
Named the Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Year and the Southern Leagues Most Outstanding Pitcher in 2009 combined to go 13-5 with a 1.77 ERA
(33 ER/167.2 IP) in 27 starts between Double-A Carolina and Triple-A Louisville that season.
His changeup and control were rated by Baseball America as the best in the Southern League in 2009, while his changeup was rated the best in the
Reds organization.
His 1.21 ERA (16 ER/119.0 IP) with Carolina in 2009 was the lowest in Southern League history.
Was selected by the Reds in the second round of the 2005 draft.
Graduated from Bryant (Ark.) High School.
Wood: 2013 Season

Travis was named to the N.L. All-Star team and led the Cubs with 24 quality starts ... set a career mark with 200.0 innings pitched, becoming the first
Cubs southpaw to turn the trick since Ted Lilly in 2008 (204.0) ... all told, posted a 3.11 ERA (69 ER/200.0 IP) and went 9-12 in a career-high 32
starts for Chicago.
Named to the N.L. All-Star team by N.L. Manager Bruce Bochy ... did not appear in the game.
w Joined Ted Lilly (2009) and Dick Ellsworth (1964) as the only Cubs left-handed starting pitchers to
make the All-Star team in the last 50 seasons.
His 24 quality starts ranked tied for fourth in the N.L. and tied for sixth in the majors.
w The 24 quality starts are the most by a Cubs left-handed pitcher since Ken Holtzman had 25 in
1970.
Began the season with nine-straight quality starts, becoming the first Cubs hurler to accomplish the feat
since Mordecai Brown tossed 11-straight all complete games to begin the 1908 season.
Became the fourth Cub in franchise history to have 17 quality efforts prior to the All-Star break,
joining: Bill Hands (1969), Fergie Jenkins (1969) and Greg Maddux (1988).
Received an average of 2.79 runs of support per game, by far the lowest in the majors ... the
Yankees Hiroki Kuroda was second-lowest (3.17).
Was 5-4 with a 2.70 ERA (25 ER/83.1 IP) in 14 road starts ... was 4-8 with a 3.39 ERA (44
ER/116.2 IP) in 18 home outings.
w His 2.70 road ERA ranked fifth-best in the N.L.
Posted a 3.21 ERA (30 ER/84.0 IP) in 14 starts against N.L. Central opponents, going 3-7.
w The 3.21 ERA was third-lowest among N.L. Central pitchers against their own division (min. 10 starts),
trailing only Pittsburghs Francisco Liriano (2.69) and A.J. Burnett (3.16).
Limited the opponent to a .222 batting average (163-for-735), sixth-lowest among N.L. pitchers.
w Held left-handed hitters to a .207 average (36-for-174) ... right-handed hitters batted .226 (127-for561) against him.
Walked three or fewer batters in each of his first 20 starts of the season to cap a run of 25-straight starts
with no more than three free passes dating to July 17, 2012.
Batted .222 (14-for-63) with a double, three home runs and eight RBI ... the three homers were most by a
pitcher in the majors while the eight RBI were tied for second-most.
Struck out a season-high eight batters, May 7, 2013 vs. the Cardinals.
Tossed a season-high 8.0 innings in a 2-0 setback vs. Cincinnati, August 12.
Pitched to a 2.58 ERA (11 ER/38.1 IP) and limited the opponent to a .187 batting average in six starts,
June 7-July 4, but had a 0-3 record.
July 28 in San Francisco, allowed an unearned run in 7.0 innings while hitting his third homer of the season in a 2-1 win ... catcher Welington Castillo
homered to account for Chicagos other run.
w It marked the fourth game in major league history (and first since 6/11/86) in which a pitcher (Travis Wood) and catcher (Welington Castillo) both
homered to represent the teams two runs in a contest thanks to David Vincent for his assistance.
Tossed 7.0 innings and allowed one run in a 3-1 win vs. Atlanta, September 21 ... that put his innings season total at 199.0 ... he started September 27s
game in St. Louis and tossed 1.0 inning to reach the 200.0-inning mark for the first time in his career.
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Wood: Career Review

2012: In his first season with the organization, Travis had two stints with
the Cubs and went 6-13 with a 4.27 ERA (74 ER/156.0 IP) in 26 starts
... limited opponents to a .232 batting average (133-for-574) and allowed
three or fewer runs in 19 starts.
Broke camp with Triple-A Iowa and was recalled to Chicago, May 6, for a
start vs. the Dodgers ... optioned to Iowa the next day, and was recalled
again, May 22.
Tied his career high with four-straight victories, June 19-July 6 ...
recorded a 1.01 ERA (3 ER/26.2 IP) in the four starts.
Recorded a 19.2-inning scoreless streak from the third inning, June 19
against the White Sox, to the second inning, July 6 against the Mets
marked the longest scoreless streak for a Cubs lefty starter since Juan
Pizarros 21.0-inning run in 1971.
Allowed 22 earned runs, spanning three starts and 15.2 innings
pitched, July 17-27 ... pitched to a 3.33 ERA (52 ER/140.1) in his 23
other starts for Chicago.
Snapped a career-high, eight-game losing skid dating to July 17 with
the victory in Pittsburgh, September 7 was 0-8 with a 6.33 ERA
(41 ER/58.1 IP) in 10 starts during the skid.
Batted .189 (10-for-53) with three doubles, a home run and four RBI
... belted his third career home run, August 28 vs. Milwaukee, off Yovani
Gallardo.
Allowed a career-high five home runs in 5.0 innings, July 27 vs. St. Louis
... marked the first time in major league history a starter allowed a long
ball in each of his first five innings of a game.
With Triple-A Iowa, went 3-3 with a 4.57 ERA (21 ER/41.1 IP) in seven
starts, walking 11 and fanning 39.
2011: Travis made the Reds Opening Day roster for the first time in his
career went 6-6 with a 4.84 ERA (57 ER/106.0 IP) in 22 games (18
starts) with Cincinnati.
Produced a 3.90 ERA (24 ER/55.1 IP) in 11 games (nine starts) away
from Great American Ball Park compared to a 5.86 ERA (33 ER/50.2
IP) at home.
Owned a 3.71 ERA (21 ER/51.0 IP) in 11 games (nine starts) against
N.L. Central foes.
Was 5-6 with a 5.08 ERA (57 ER/101.0 IP) in 18 starts in four relief
outings, held the opponent scoreless in 5.0 innings of work.
Produced a then career-high 17.0-scoreless innings streak, June 20September 24.
Posted a 5-5 record with a 5.11 ERA (53 ER/93.1 IP) in 16 starts
before being optioned to Triple-A Louisville, June 22.
In the second inning of the Reds 6-1 victory, May 9, belted his secondcareer homer, a three-run shot off Aneury Rodriguez that snapped the
scoreless tie.
Took a no-hitter into the sixth inning of a 5-4 loss, May 20, at Cleveland.
Recalled by the Reds, August 9, while Logan Ondrusek was on the D.L.
tossed 1.2-shutout innings (two games) before being optioned back
to Triple-A, August 26.
Rejoined Cincinnati for the remainder of the season, September 6
had a 3.27 ERA (4 ER/11.0 IP) in his final four outings (two starts) of
the year.
Lasted just 2.2 innings (4 runs) in his September 24 start in Pittsburgh,
marking the shortest start of his career.
Made 10 starts between two stints with Louisville, going 2-3 with a 5.33
ERA (31 ER/52.1 IP), 47 strikeouts and 17 walks.
2010: Made his major league debut with the Reds at the age of 23,
going 5-4 with a 3.51 ERA (40 ER/102.2 IP) in 17 starts in two stints
with Cincinnati ... produced 10 quality starts and the Reds went 9-8 in
his 17 outings.
Ranked among the N.L. rookie leaders in opponents batting average
(.222, second), ERA (fifth), starts (tied for seventh) and innings pitched
(seventh).
In his first eight starts for the Reds, July 1-August 8, went 3-1 with a
2.65 ERA (15 ER/51.0 IP) ... was optioned to Triple-A, August 9, to
make room for newly-acquired Jim Edmonds on the roster.
Returned to the rotation, August 19, and went 2-3 with a 4.35 ERA (25
ER/51.2 IP), in nine starts to close out the season.
Made his big league debut, July 1 at the Cubs, and was the victim of a
blown save in the 10-inning, 3-2 victory (7.0 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 4 SO).
In the 11-inning, 1-0 loss, July 10 at Philadelphia (his third-career
start), retired his first 24 batters before Carlos Ruiz doubled to lead off
the ninth to break up the perfect game bid.
w Became only the third active pitcher to take a no-hitter into the
ninth inning in one of his first three career starts, joining Clay
Buchholz (no-hitter in second career start in 2007) and Roy
Halladay (8.2 no-hit innings in second career start in 1998).
Also became the first pitcher in franchise history to throw at least nine
innings and not get the win after allowing no runs and fewer than two
hits.
Boasted a season-best 14.0-scoreless innings streak, July 10-18.
On July 28 at Milwaukee, earned his first career victory in his sixth
career start (10-2 win).
Went 4-0 with a 2.19 ERA (6 ER/24.2 IP) from July 28-August 19 to
become only the third Reds rookie pitcher in the last 25 seasons to win
four-consecutive starts (Lance Davis in 2001, Tim Pugh in 1992).
Hit his first career home run off Adam Wainwright, September 4 at St.
Louis.
In the 4-0 loss in Game One of the National League Division Series
at Philadelphia, threw 3.1-scoreless innings in relief of starter Edinson
Volquez.
2009: Named Cincinnatis Minor League Pitcher of the Year and the
Southern Leagues Most Outstanding Pitcher after combining to go 13-5
with a 1.77 ERA (33 ER/167.2 IP) in 27 starts between Double-A Carolina
and Triple-A Louisville.
Led all Reds minor league pitchers in wins and ERA and ranked second
in strikeouts (135).
Among all full-season minor league pitchers, his 1.77 ERA ranked
second only to Harrisburgs Bradley Meyers (1.72 ERA).
Opponents hit .204 off the southpaw, the fifth-best mark among all
minor leaguers.
Was also named a Southern League mid-season All-Star and the
Leagues Pitcher of the Week for consecutive weeks, June 1-14.
His 1.21 ERA (16 ER/119.0 IP) with Carolina was the lowest in
Southern League history ... earned his first promotion to the Triple-A
level, July 25, going 4-2 with a 3.14 ERA (17 ER/48.2 IP) in eight starts.
Was added to Cincinnatis 40-man roster, November 20.
2008: Combined to go 7-13 with a 5.47 ERA (77 ER/126.2 IP), 99 strikeouts and 69 walks in 26 starts between Single-A Sarasota and Double-A
Chattanooga ... named Florida State League Pitcher of the Week for April
28-May 4 (2-0, 1.38 ERA).
2007: Spent the season with Single-A Sarasota, but was limited to 12
starts because of a pair of stints on the disabled list with a left rotator
cuff strain.
2006: Went 10-5 with a 3.66 ERA (57 ER/140.0 IP) in 27 starts with
Single-A Dayton ... was the Midwest League Pitcher of the Week for May
15-21, going 2-0 with a 0.87 ERA ... posted a 0.69 ERA (2 ER/26.0 IP)
in his final four starts.
2005: In his first professional season, produced a 2-0 mark with a 1.29
ERA (7 ER/48.2 IP) in 14 appearances, 11 starts, between the Gulf Coast
League Reds and Rookie-League Billings.
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Wood: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2005
GCL Reds-R

Billings-R
2006
Dayton-A
2007
Sarasota-A
2008
Sarasota-A

Chattanooga-AA
2009
Carolina-AA

Louisville-AAA
2010
Louisville-AAA

Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati

Louisville-AAA
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2013
CUBS
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
CUBS TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 0.75 8 7 0 0 0 24.0 13 3 2 0 1 7 45 0 0
2-0 1.82 6 4 0 0 0 24.2 15 6 5 0 4 13 22 2 0
10-5 3.66 27 27 0 0 0 140.0
108 65 57 14 10 56
133 10 0
3-2 4.86 12 12 0 0 0 46.1 49 33 25 6 1 27 54 0 0
3-4 2.70 9 9 0 0 0 46.2 39 18 14 2 2 21 41 1 1
4-9 7.09 17 17 0 0 0 80.0 91 67 63 9 11 48 58 5 1
9-3
*1.21 19 19 1 1 0 119.0 78 23 16 2 5 37
103 0 0
4-2 3.14 8 8 0 0 0 48.2 43 17 17 4 1 16 32 0 0
5-6 3.06 16 16 0 0 0 100.0 86 40 34 9 4 24 99 6 0
5-4 3.51 17 17 0 0 0 102.2 85 45 40 9 4 26 86 0 1
6-6 4.84 22 18 0 0 0 106.0
118 57 57 10 4 40 76 2 0
2-3 5.33 10 10 0 0 0 52.1 64 33 31 6 2 17 47 2 0
3-3 4.57 7 7 0 0 0 41.1 48 22 21 5 1 11 39 1 1
6-13 4.27 26
26 0 0 0 156.0
133 80 74 25 8 54
119 2 1
9-12 3.11 32
32 0 0 0 200.0
163 73 69 18 8 66
144 6 0
26-35 3.83 97 93 0 0 0 564.2 499 255 240 62 24 186 425 10 2
15-25 3.62 58 58 0 0 0 356.0 296 153 143 43 16 120 263 8 1
45-37 3.55 139 136 1 1 0 723.0 634 327 285 57 42 277 673 27 3
*Led League
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.222
63 8
14 1 0 3 8 1 0 0 3
21 1 0 .971 32 20 14 1 35 0
M.L. TOTALS .180
183
16
33 6 1 6 18
13 0 0 3
70 1 0 .941 97 37 58 6
101 2
LAST HIT: 8/27/13 @ Dodgers (single off Clayton Kershaw) number of at-bats since then 11
MOST HITS: 2 (five times), most recently 7/28/13 @ San Francisco ... MOST RBI: 4 5/30/13 vs. White Sox
HOME RUNS: 6 9/4/10 @ St. Louis (Adam Wainwright), 5/9/11 @ Houston (Aneury Rodriguez), 8/28/12 vs. Milwaukee (Yovani Gallardo),
5/19/13 vs. Mets (Dillon Gee), 5/30/13 vs. White Sox (Jake Peavy ... grand slam), 7/28/13 @ San Francisco (Tim Lincecum)
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2010
CIN vs. PHI

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0
YEAR TEAM/SITE
2013 N.L./NEW YORK (N.L.) DID NOT PITCH
IP H
TRAVIS WOODS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2005 Selected by Cincinnati in the second round of draft (scout: Mike Keenan)
2011 Acquired by Cubs with OF Dave Sappelt and INF Ronald Torreyes 12/23 for P Sean Marshall
TRAVIS WOODS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 9 9/17/12 vs. Pittsburgh
MOST HOMERS ALLOWED: 5 7/27/12 vs. St. Louis
MOST HITS ALLOWED: 11 6/10/11 @ San Francisco
LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 4 games (twice), most recently 6/19MOST RUNS ALLOWED: 8 (three times), most recently 7/27/12 vs.
7/6/12
St. Louis
MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 5 (four times), most recently 8/2/13
LONGEST RELIEF APPEARANCE: 2.0 innings 9/10/11 @ Colorado
vs. Los Angeles (N.L.)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: 19.2 innings 6/197/6/12 (4 games)
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53 Wesley Wright
BATS: Right
THROWS: Left
LHP
HEIGHT: 5-11
WEIGHT: 183
FULL NAME: Dequam LaWesley Wright
BORN: 1/28/85 in Montgomery, AL
OPENING DAY AGE: 29
RESIDES: Montgomery, AL
FAMILY: Married Sherell ... Child
SIGNED BY: Clarence Johns (L.A. Dodgers)
London Ruby
MLS: 4+105
HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a one-year major

Wright: Facts and Information

Wesley is in his first full season with the Cubs after signing a one-year major league contract with the club in December of 2013 is 10-15 with two saves
and a 4.37 ERA (122 ER/251.1 IP) in six major league seasons with Houston (2008-13) and Tampa Bay (2013).
Primarily used as a left-handed specialist, has limited left-handed opponents to a career .231 batting average (103-for-445) with 137 punchouts.
Appeared in a career-high 77 games in 2012, which marked the third-highest total among lefthanders in Astros history.
Has pitched and played right field in the same game twice in his career: July 27, 2012 vs. Pittsburgh and Aug. 23, 2011 at Colorado ... in 2011 became
the first pitcher in franchise history to play a non-pitching position (source: Elias).
Posted a 19-game consecutive scoreless appearance streak (10.2 IP) at the major league level from August 8-September 26, 2011.
Voted by the Houston Chapter of the BBWAA as Astros Rookie of the Year in 2008.
Owns a 27-20 record with six saves and a 3.56 ERA (176 ER/445.0 IP) in eight minor league seasons.
Originally selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the seventh round of the 2003 draft.
Is a 2003 graduate of Goshen (Ala.) High School.
Wright: 2013 Season

Began the season in Houstons bullpen before being claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay, August 12 combined to go 0-4 with a 3.69 ERA (22 ER/53.2 IP)
and 55 strikeouts in 70 games between the two clubs ... made two appearances in the ALDS against the Red Sox, his first time reaching the postseason.
His 55 strikeouts were the most since he fanned 57 during his rookie campaign in 2008.
Limited the opposition to a .148 average (8-for-54) with 20 strikeouts with runners in scoring position.
Excelled in day games, holding opponents to a .182 mark (12-for-66) compared to a .298 average (42-for-141) in night games.
Enjoyed an 8.2-scoreless innings streak from April 17-May 1 (seven appearances).
Posted a 2.92 ERA (4 ER/12.1 IP) with a 0.97 WHIP in 16 games with Tampa Bay after being claimed off waivers.
Tossed a season-high 2.1 innings twice: April 17 at Oakland and August 26 at Kansas City.
Wright: Career Review

2012: Appearing in a career-high 77 games for Houston, Wesley went 2-2
with 19 holds and a 3.27 ERA (19 ER/52.1 IP) allowed just four home
runs while striking out 54 hitters and walking 17.
His 77 relief appearances ranked as the third-highest among lefthanders in Astros history.
His .226 (45-for-199) opponents batting average ranked fifth in the
National League among lefty relievers.
Generated a career-high 2.38 groundballs/flyball ratio (81 GB/34 FB).
Had a 19-game consecutive scoreless appearance streak (9.1 IP) from
April 16-May 25.
Posted a 2.16 ERA (6 ER/25.0 IP) on the road compared to a 4.28 ERA
(13 ER/27.1 IP) at home.
July 27 vs. Pittsburgh, pitched, moved to right field for one hitter and
then returned to the mound ... marked his second career appearance in
right field (also August 23, 2011 at Colorado).
From September 1 through the end of the season, held left-handed
hitters to a .043 average (1-for-23), tops in the bigs over that span.
2011: Split the season between the Astros and Triple-A Oklahoma City
had no record with three holds and a 1.50 ERA (2 ER/12.0 IP) in 21
relief appearances for Houston in three stints (July 18-20, August 6-10
and August 20-end of season).
Allowed just one single in 26 at-bats against lefties (.038) while stranding 16 of 20 total inherited runners.
Did not allow a hit in 16 of his 21 appearances on the season.
Had a 19-game consecutive scoreless appearance streak (10.2 IP) at
the major league level from August 8-September 26.
Pitched and played right field in the eighth inning of August 23rds game
at Colorado, becoming the first pitcher in franchise history to play a
non-pitching position (source: Elias).
Went 3-1 with two saves and a 2.07 ERA (15 ER/65.1 IP) with 52
strikeouts in 39 games with Oklahoma City.
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2010: Began the season as a starter at Triple-A Round Rock, his first goaround in a starting role ... in 14 games (four starts) with Houston, was 1-2
with a 5.73 ERA (21 ER/33.0 IP) and 29 strikeouts.
Earned a no-decision in his first-career start, July 20 at Wrigley Field,
allowing six runs (one earned) on six hits in 4.2 innings of work.
w The start snapped a streak of 126-consecutive relief appearances for the southpaw since he entered the league in 2008.
Picked up his first career victory as a starter, August 1 vs. Milwaukee,
tossing 7.0 innings of four-hit, two-run ball in Houstons 5-2 triumph.
Had no record with a 4.50 ERA (7 ER/14.0 IP) in 10 games as a
reliever compared to a 6.63 ERA (14 ER/19.0 IP) as a starter.
Began the season at Triple-A Round Rock, going 4-1 with a 4.65 ERA
(36 ER/69.2 IP) and 41 strikeouts in 15 games (14 starts).
2009: Wesley went 3-4 with a 5.44 ERA (27 ER/44.2 IP) in 49 games
spanning four stints with Houston struck out 47 hitters while issuing 25
free passes in 44.2 innings of work.
Was on the Astros Opening Day roster, making 19 appearances while
going 1-1 with a 7.24 ERA (11 ER/13.2 IP) before being optioned to
Triple-A Round Rock on May 28.
Landed on Houstons 15-day D.L., August 12-September 1, with a left
shoulder strain ... missed 19 games.
On July 28 vs. the Cubs, became the first Astros pitcher to record his
first major league hit in his first plate appearance since Brad Lidge on
September 18, 2002.
In 13 games (one start) with Triple-A Round Rock, Wesley went 2-1 with
a 3.32 ERA (7 ER/19.0 IP) and 18 strikeouts.
Went 0-2 with a 4.29 ERA (17 ER/35.2 IP) in eight starts for the Toros
del Este of the Dominican Winter League.
2008: Appeared in 71 games his rookie season after being selected by the
Astros in the Rule 5 Draft in December of 2007 went 4-3 with one save
and a 5.01 ERA (31 ER/55.2 IP), leading all N.L. rookie relievers in wins.
Led all major league rookies with 71 relief appearances.
Struck out 57 hitters, good for second among National League rookie
relievers and fifth among MLB rookie relievers.
Set a franchise record for the most appearances prior to the All-Star
Break by a left-handed rookie (44).
Made his major league debut, March 31 at San Diego.
Earned his first career big league victory, April 4 at Wrigley Field, tossing
0.1 innings of relief against the Cubs.
2007: Posted a combined 3.92 ERA (34 ER/78.0 IP) in 44 games (two
starts) between Triple-A Las Vegas and Double-A Jacksonville in his final
season with the Dodgers organization.
Pitched 30 games for Jacksonville, going 6-2 with a 2.49 ERA (17
ER/61.1 IP) with two saves.
Was 0-1 with a 5.06 ERA (12 ER/21.1 IP) in 12 games for the Peoria
Saguaros in the Arizona Fall League.
2006: Split the season between Class-A Vero Beach and Double-A Jacksonville, going 4-4 with a 2.54 ERA (18 ER/63.2 IP) with 79 strikeouts and
34 walks in 41 games.
Was 3-3 with a 1.49 ERA (7 ER/42.1 IP) in 26 games at Vero Beach
while going 1-1 with a 4.64 ERA (11 ER/21.1 IP) in 15 games at Jacksonville.
Was selected to play for the North Shore Honu of the Hawaii Winter
Baseball League following the season ... his 1.55 ERA was third-best in
the Hawaii Winter Baseball League (minimum 0.8 IP/team game).
2005: Split the season between Single-A Columbus and Single-A Vero
Beach, going 1-5 with a 2.67 ERA (20 ER/67.1 IP) in 36 games.
2004: In 17 games with the Rookie League Ogden, was 3-3 with a 6.29
ERA (31 ER/44.1 IP).
2003: Went 3-1 while posting a 3.58 ERA (15 ER/37.2 IP) in 14 games for
the Gulf Coast League Dodgers in his first season of play.
Wright: Career Statistics and Transactions

YEAR TEAM
2003
GCL Dodgers-R
3-1 3.58 14 5 0 0 0 37.2 37 15 15 1 1 19 26 4 0
2004
Ogden-R
3-3 6.29 17 2 0 0 0 44.1 56 43 31 3 1 23 66 9 0
2005
Columbus-A
1-5 1.93 30 0 0 0 1 60.2 38 21 13 2 7 33 68 5 0

Vero Beach-A
0-0 9.45 6 0 0 0 0 6.2 8 7 7 0 0 10 8 0 0
2006
Vero Beach-A
3-3 1.49 26 0 0 0 0 42.1 29 11 7 0 1 23 51 6 0

Jacksonville-AA
1-1 4.64 15 0 0 0 1 21.1 14 13 11 2 2 11 28 3 1
2007
Las Vegas-AAA
1-2 9.18 14 1 0 0 0 16.2 28 23 17 4 1 18 18 2 0

Jacksonville-AA
6-2 2.49 30 1 0 0 2 61.1 45 19 17 4 0 31 68 6 1
2008
Houston
4-3 5.01 71 0 0 0 1 55.2 45 34 31 8 4 34 57 2 1
2009
Houston
3-4 5.44 49 0 0 0 0 44.2 53 27 27 9 0 25 47 2 0

Round Rock-AAA# 2-1 3.32 13 1 0 0 0 19.0 13 7 7 0 1 10 18 2 0
2010
Round Rock-AAA
4-1 4.65 15 14 0 0 0 69.2 76 39 36 8 4 33 41 4 0

Houston
1-2 5.73 14 4 0 0 0 33.0 37 27 21 6 3 13 29 0 0
2011

Houston
0-0 1.50 21 0 0 0 0 12.0 6 2 2 1 0 5 11 1 0
2012
Houston
2-2 3.27 77 0 0 0 1 52.1 45 20 19 4 6 17 54 1 0
2013
Houston
0-4 3.92 54 0 0 0 0 41.1 45 20 18 5 3 16 40 2 0

Tampa Bay
0-0 2.92 16 0 0 0 0 12.1 9 4 4 2 0 3 15 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
10-15 4.37 302 4 0 0 2 251.1 240 134 122 35 16 113 253 8 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTALS 10-11
4.55
232 4 0 0 2 197.2
186
110
100 28 13 94
198 6 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
27-20 3.56 219 27 0 0 6 445.0 393 215 176 28 21 234 444 42 2

SV/OPP: 2013 0/4 Career 2/10 ... HOLDS: 2013 9 Career 50 ... IR/IRS: 2013 42/16 Career 177/51
YEAR
PCT G PO A E TC DP
2013
.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.000 71 2 10 0 12 0
M.L. TOTALS .063
16 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 .962
303 16 35 2 53 2
LAST HIT: 7/28/09 @ Cubs (single off Ryan Dempster) number of at-bats since then - 15
YEAR TEAM/OPP
2013
TB vs. BOS

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
WESLEY WRIGHTS CAREER TRANSACTIONS

2003 Selected by Los Angeles (N.L.) in the seventh round of draft (scout: Clarence Johns)
2007 Selected by Houston in the major league portion of Rule 5 Draft 12/2
2009 On disabled list 8/12-9/1 left shoulder strain included injury rehab assignment with Triple-A Round Rock (8/24-9/1)
2013 Claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay 8/12 ... declared a free agent 12/2 signed a one-year major league contract with Cubs 12/19
WESLEY WRIGHTS CAREER HIGHS AND LOWS

MOST STRIKEOUTS: 6 8/1/10 vs. Milwaukee
LONGESTWINNINGSTREAK: 3 games 4/4-25/08
MOSTHITSALLOWED: 8 7/26/10 vs. Cubs
LONGESTLOSINGSTREAK: 4 games 5/10/13-current
MOST RUNSALLOWED: 7 8/8/10 @ Milwaukee
LONGESTRELIEFAPPEARANCE: 4.0 innings 5/29/10 @ Cincinnati
MOST HOMERSALLOWED: 2 (four times), most recently 7/20/10
@ Cubs
11.2 innings 7/15-8/7/12
MOST WALKSALLOWED: 5 7/28/09 @ Cubs
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PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Tim Cossins Field/Catching Coordinator
FULL NAME: Timothy Carter Cossins
BORN: 3/31/70 in Sonoma, CA ... RESIDENCE: Windsor, CA
FAMILY: Married Lori ... Child Aiden
Tim returns for his second season as the organizations minor league field/catching coordinator following 10 years in
the Miami Marlins farm system, including the last six as the minor league catching coordinator.
Prior to handling catching coordinator duties for Miami, spent the 2007 season as the manager of the Rookie
League Gulf Coast League Marlins ... was his second stint in that position.
Managed Single-A Jupiter in 2005-06 following two seasons guiding the GCL Marlins in 2003-04.
Spent the 2000-01 campaigns as the major league bullpen catcher
for the Kansas City Royals.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
In 2000, was a coach for Sonoma County (Calif.) of the Independent YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
2003

GCL
Marlins-R
Gulf Coast
26-32
League.
2004

GCL
Marlins-R
Gulf
Coast
31-29
Batted .214 in 261 career minor league games (1993-2000).
Florida State 64-71
Was selected in the 16th round of the 1993 draft by the Texas 2005 Jupiter-A
2006 Jupiter-A
Florida State 55-80
Rangers.
2007 GCL Marlins-R
Gulf Coast
29-25
Attended the University of Oklahoma and played in the 1992 College MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
205-237
World Series.
PCT STANDING
.448
3rd
.517
T-2nd
.474
5th
.407
5th
.537
2nd
.464
Derek Johnson Pitching Coordinator

FULL NAME: Derek Randall Johnson
BORN: 7/16/71 in Gibson City, IL ... RESIDENCE: Nashville, TN
FAMILY: Married Tasha ... Children Teague and Taite
Derek returns for his second year as Chicagos minor league pitching coordinator following a successful 11-season
(2002-12) stretch at Vanderbilt University as the teams pitching coach, including the last three as the schools
associate head coach/pitching coach.
During his time at Vanderbilt, he earned National Pitching Coach of the Year honors in 2004 and National
Assistant Coach of the Year honors in 2010.
In 2011, he helped lead Vanderbilt to the schools first-ever College World Series appearance, guiding a Commodores pitching staff that featured eight hurlers that were selected in the Major League Baseball Draft.
While at Vanderbilt, helped develop six pitchers that were selected in the first round/supplemental first round of the MLB Draft, including David
Price, who was selected first overall by Tampa Bay in 2007.
w In 2011, Vanderbilt saw two pitchers selected in the first/supplemental round: Sonny Gray (18th overall, Oakland) and Grayson Garvin
(59th overall, Tampa Bay) ... additional first round picks: Mike Minor (seventh overall, Atlanta in 2009), Casey Weathers (eighth overall,
Colorado in 2007) and Jeremy Sowers (sixth overall, Cleveland in 2004).
Coached at Stetson University from 1998-2001 ... served as a pitching coach for Southern Illinois University from 1995-97 while also managing in
summer ball.
Began his coaching career at Eastern Illinois University in 1994, a season after he was an All Mid-Continent Conference pitcher with the
program.
Anthony Iapoce Special Assistant to the GM/Player Development

FULL NAME: Anthony Joseph Iapoce (eye-uh-poh-SEE)
BORN: 8/23/73 in Astoria, NY ... RESIDENCE: Astoria, NY
FAMILY: Married Suzanne Child Lilly Josephine
Anthony begins his second season as the organizations Special Assistant to the GM and Player Development after he
was originally hired on November 1, 2012 ... in his current role, he oversees the clubs minor league hitting program
while contributing to additional projects within the organization.
Joined the Cubs after spending three seasons (2010-12) as Torontos roving hitting coordinator.
Served as the hitting coach for the Marlins Single-A Jupiter affiliate for two seasons (2008-09).
Began his coaching career in 2006 with Single-A Jamestown in the Marlins system ... in 2007, was a coach with
Single-A Greensboro.
A former outfielder, he played 11 minor league seasons in the Brewers and Marlins organizations, as well as independent ball, after being
selected by Milwaukee in the 33rd round of the 1994 draft.
Reached the Triple-A level four times and was a career .273 hitter with a .342 on-base percentage in 845 professional games.
Attended Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas ... graduated from McClancy High School in Queens, N.Y., in 1991.
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Jose Flores Infield Coordinator

FULL NAME: Jose David Flores
BORN: 1/1/71 in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico ... RESIDENCE: Gurabo, Puerto Rico
FAMILY: Married Luz Rullan Children Adrianna and Allison
Jose returns for his second season as minor league infield coordinator following two seasons as the Puerto Rico
National Baseball Team manager in 2011-12 ... is his 14th year as a coach or manager.
Was manager of Santurce Cangrejeros of the Puerto Rico Pro Winter League in the 2013-14 offseason ... in
2013, was a member of the coaching staff for Team Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic.
In the 2012-13 offseason, handled bench coach duties for Santurce Cangrejeros of the Puerto Rico Pro Winter
League alongside Carmelo Martinez.
Prior to taking the helm of the Puerto Rico National Team, was a bench coach in the Puerto Rico Baseball
League from 2008-11, most recently for Ponce Leones in 2010-11 ... handled bench coach duties for Caguas Criollos Baseball Club from
2008-10.
Spent the 2008 season as the manager of the Cleveland Indians Dominican Summer League team.
Served as a coach in the Puerto Rico Winter League from 2001-06 ... handled bench coach duties for Bayamon from 2001-03, third-base
coach duties for San Juan in 2003-04, bench coach duties for Manati from 2004-05 and third-base coaching duties for Caguas from 200506.
Played six minor league seasons in the Houston Astros organization from 1990-95 after he was selected in the 34th round of the 1989 draft
by Houston.
Carmelo Martinez Latin American Field Coordinator

FULL NAME: Carmelo Martinez (Salgado)
BORN: 7/28/60 in Dorado, Puerto Rico ... RESIDENCE: Dorado, Puerto Rico
FAMILY: Married Maria Children Nalisha, Neysha, Sasha, Natalie, Melissa and Carmelo Jr.
Carmelo enters his 17th season in the Cubs organization, beginning his second stint as the organizations Latin
American Field Coordinator after serving as the short-season hitting coordinator (Single-A Boise, Rookie League
Mesa and the Cubs Dominican teams) last season.
Previously, was the Cubs Latin American field coordinator for five years (2008-12) ... spent 10 seasons at
Rookie-League Mesa, handling managerial duties in 1999-2003 and 2006.
His 2002 Mesa club won the Arizona League title after finishing the
season with a 35-21 record after the campaign, he earned ManMANAGERIAL RECORD
ager of the Year honors.
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
Arizona
18-37
The former outfielder/first baseman played in the majors from 1983- 1999 Mesa-R
2000

Mesa-R
Arizona
32-24
91, seeing action with the Cubs (1983), San Diego (1984-89),
Arizona
26-30
Philadelphia (1990), Pittsburgh (1990-91), Kansas City (1991)and 2001 Mesa-R
2002 Mesa-R
Arizona
35-21
Cincinnati (1991) in 1,003 big league games, he batted .245 with 2003 Mesa-R
Arizona
27-39
108 homers and 424 RBI.
2006 Mesa-R
Arizona
21-34
Played in the 1984 World Series with San Diego and appeared in the MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
159-185
*Won League Championship Series
1990 NLCSwith Pittsburgh.
Began his pro career in 1979 after he was signed by the Cubs
reached the majors late in 1983 and homered in his first big league
at-bat (off Cincinnatis Frank Pastore).
PCT STANDING
.327
8th
.571
2nd
.464
5th/6th
.625 *1st/1st
.409
8th
.382
T6th
.462
Mike Mason Assistant Pitching Coordinator

FULL NAME: Michael P. Mason
BORN: 11/21/58 in Fairbuilt, MN ... RESIDENCE: Excelsior, MN
FAMILY: Married Terri Children Derek and Stephanie
Mike begins his first season as assistant pitching coordinator after spending the previous six years as Triple-AIowas
pitching coach ... he boasts 22 years of coaching experience.
Prior to joining the Cubs, was the Royals minor league pitching coordinator for four seasons (2004-07).
In 2004, also handled interim pitching coach duties at the major league level.
Served as pitching coach for the Phillies Triple-Aclub, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, in 2002-03 after serving as
Kansas Citys minor league pitching instructor the previous two seasons (2000-01).
From 1991-99, was a coach in the Royals system ... had stops in Appleton (1991-92), Memphis (1993-94),
Springfield (1995), Lansing (1996-97) and Wichita (1998-99).
Played seven big league seasons with Texas (1982-87), the Cubs (1987) and Minnesota (1988), posting a 29-39 record with a 4.53 ERA.
Attended Normandale Community College in Bloomington, Minn. and Oral Roberts University.
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Doug Jarrow Strength and Conditioning Coordinator

FULL NAME: Doug Jarrow
BORN: 6/2/75 in Indianapolis, IN ... RESIDENCE: Gilbert, AZ
FAMILY: Married Hilary Children Wyatt and Lincoln
Doug begins his 14th season in baseball and his seventh as the Cubs strength and conditioning coordinator his
duties include overseeing the strength and conditioning programs of all minor league affiliates.
Spent five years in the Dodgers organization, including 2006-07 as the major league strength coach was Los
Angeles minor league strength and conditioning coordinator from 2003-05.
In 1999, was a minor league strength and conditioning coach in Pittsburghs system after breaking into baseball
in the same capacity with Tampa Bay in 1998.
Earned his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at the University of Maryland in 1997 earned his masters in
exercise science from Springfield (Mass.) College in 2004.
Nick Frangella Athletic Training and Performance Coordinator

FULL NAME: Nicholas Frangella
BORN: 3/5/81 in Palos, IL ... RESIDENCE: Normal, IL
FAMILY: Married Becky
Nick begins his 11th season with the organization and his first as head minor league athletic training and performance coordinator ... spent the previous two seasons (2012-13) as Triple-A Iowas athletic trainer.
Prior to joining Iowa, spent the previous four seasons (2008-11) at Double-A Tennessee and also had stints at
Single-A Peoria and Single-A Boise.
Earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Illinois State University and a Masters Degree from California University of Pennsylvania.
Chuck Baughman Assistant Athletic Training Coordinator

FULL NAME: Charles Jon Baughman
BORN: 4/20/75 in Storm Lake, IA ... RESIDENCE: Surprise, AZ
FAMILY: Married Stacey Children Carson and Cash
Chuck enters his 14th year with the Cubs organization, his first season as assistant athletic training coordinator.
Spent the previous eight seasons as a rehabilitation coordinator.
Joined the organization as Single-A Boises athletic trainer in 2001.
Career in professional baseball began in 1999 when he was the athletic trainer for Single-A Clinton in Cincinnatis system.
Active in the National Athletic Trainers Association and Board of Certification for athletic trainers.
Rick Tronerud Rehab Pitching Coordinator

FULL NAME: Rick John Tronerud
BORN: 9/18/53 in Minneapolis, MN ... RESIDENCE: El Cajon, CA
FAMILY: Married Kathleen Children Adam and Beth
Rick returns for his 19th year with the Cubs and his first as minor league rehab pitching coordinator.
Spent the previous 13 seasons with Rookie-League Mesa, serving as the clubs rehab pitching coach.
Joined the organization in 1996 as the pitching coach at Rookie-League Fort Myers was the pitching coach
at Mesa in 1997-98, Single-A Daytona in 1999 and Triple-A Iowa in 2000.
w Was a coach in the Arizona Fall League following the 1999 campaign.
Pitched in Oaklands farm system from 1972-81 and remained in the As organization as a minor league pitching coach coached at Single-A Modesto in 1982-83 and 1985, at Double-A Albany in 1984 and at Double-A
Huntsville in 1986-89.
Rey Fuentes Coordinator, Cultural Programs

FULL NAME: Reynold Joseph Fuentes
BORN: 10/19/79 in Miami, FL ... RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
FAMILY: Married Amanda
Rey begins his second season as Coordinator, Cultural Programs, overseeing all educational classes for the Cubs
Latin American players.
Prior to joining the Cubs, he coached and taught physical education in the Orlando area.
Graduated from Barry University in Miami Shores, Fla., in 2002 with a degree in Exceptional Student Education.
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IOWA CUBS (AAA)

LEAGUE: Pacific Coast League (American Northern Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Principal Park, 1 Line Drive, Des Moines, IA 50309 (515) 243-6111 www.iowacubs.com ... @IowaCubs
PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER: Sam Bernabe MEDIA CONTACT: Randy Wehofer
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Scott Barringer (first season at Iowa, second year in Cubs organization)
FIRST YEAR AS CUBS AFFILIATE: 1981
Marty Pevey Manager

FULL NAME: Marty Pevey
BORN: 2/25/61 in Savannah, GA
RESIDENCE: Acworth, GA
FAMILY: Married Trini Children Tucker and Ashtin
Marty begins his second season as Triple-A Iowas manager in his sixth
MANAGERIAL RECORD
year with the Cubs ... was the organizations minor league catching coordi- YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
nator from 2010-12 after managing Single-A Peoria in 2009 ... brings 13 1996 Medicine Hat-R
Pioneer
22-50 .306
4th/4th
Pioneer
26-46 .361 2nd/4th
years of playing experience and 11 seasons as a manager to the position. 1997 Medicine Hat-R
South Atlantic 81-60 .574 1st/2nd
Was named the 2009 Midwest League co-Manager of the Year after 1998 Hagerstown-A
2000 Dunedin-A
Florida State 84-54 .609 +1st/2nd
leading Peoria to the Western Division semifinals and an 81-57 re2001 Dunedin-A
Florida State 71-64 .526 2nd/2nd
cord, including a 43-26 mark in the second half the 43 wins in the 2002 Dunedin-A
5th/5th
second half matched the franchise mark, done in 2002.
2003 New Haven-AA
Eastern
79-63 .556
+1st
Named the first base coach for the Toronto Blue Jays, October 18, 2004 Syracuse-AAA
T5th
4th
2005 promoted to third base coach September 30, 2007 through 2005 Syracuse-AAA
2009 Peoria-A
Midwest
81-57 .587 *4th/1st
the end of the 2008 season.
2013 Iowa-AAA
3rd
Appointed manager for the Triple-A Syracuse SkyChiefs November 3,
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
710-695 .505
2003 under his direction the SkyChiefs posted a 66-78 record in
+Lost League Championship Series ... *Lost Western Division Semifinal Round vs.
2004 and a 71-73 mark in 2005.
Cedar Rapids
Named the manager for Double-A New Haven of the Eastern League
for the 2003 season led the Ravens to the top spot in the Northern
Division, earning Eastern League Manager of the Year honors.
Returned to the managing ranks with Dunedin in 2000 and was named Florida State League Manager of the Year.
Was Torontos bullpen coach in 1999.
Began his coaching career with Single-A Dunedin in 1996 later managed the Rookie-League Medicine Hat Blue Jays (1996-97) and the
Single-A Hagerstown Suns (1998) led the Suns to the South Atlantic League semifinals and earned Manager of the Year honors.
Played for six organizations in 13 minor league seasons after being drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 19th round of the 1982 draft the
former catcher made his major league debut for the Montreal Expos May 16, 1989 vs. San Diego hit .220 (9-for-41) with three RBI in 13
career major league contests.
Was a career .286 batter with 42 home runs and 374 RBI in 942 minor league games from 1982-95.
Was a 1979 graduate of Windsor Forest H.S. in Savannah, Ga. was selected All-State in baseball attended Georgia Southern University
for three years where he was selected All-Conference each season.
Bruce Walton Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: Bruce Kenneth Walton
BORN: 12/25/62 in Bakersfield, CA
RESIDENCE: Calgery, AB, Canada
FAMILY: Married ... Four children
In his first season with the organization, Bruce will handle pitching coach duties for Triple-A Iowa.
Prior to joining the Cubs, spent 16 seasons as a coach in the Toronto organization ... spent the 2010-12 seasons serving as Torontos major
league pitching coach ... handled bullpen coach duties for the Blue Jays from 2002-09.
Served as pitching instructor for the Blue Jays minor league affiliates from 1998-2002.
Began his coaching career in the Blue Jays organization in 1996 ... had stops in Medicine Hat (1996) and Hagerstown (1997).
Enjoyed a four-year major league career with Oakland, Montreal and Colorado ... pitched in a total of 11 pro seasons, compiling a 63-51 minor
league record with a 3.51 ERA.
Graduated in 1981 from North Bakersfield High School where he lettered in baseball and basketball ... named a College Freshman AllAmerican while attending the University of Hawaii.
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Brian Harper Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Brian David Harper
BORN: 10/16/59 in Los Angeles, CA
RESIDENCE: Scottsdale, AZ
FAMILY: Married Kimberly Children Brett, Derek, Lance, John, Tommy and Aja
Brian returns for his second season as Triple-A Iowas hitting coach in his fourth year with the organization ... managed Single-A
Daytona in 2012 after managing Double-A Tennessee to the Southern League Championship round in 2011.
Owns a 481-499 (.491) career minor league managerial record in the Angels (2001-07), Giants (2010) and Cubs organizations.
Has led his clubs to the playoffs four times, including 2006-07 with Triple-A Salt Lake and 2010 with Single-A San Jose (California League
Champions).
Former catcher played 16 seasons in the majors (1979-95), logging a .295 career average with 63 home runs and 423 RBI in 1,001 major
league contests with the California Angels (1979, 1981), Pittsburgh (1982-84), St. Louis (1985), Detroit (1986), Oakland (1987, 1995),
Minnesota (1988-93) and Milwaukee (1994).
His son, Brett, plays for Montclova in the Mexican League, while another of his sons, Lance, plays in Kansas Citys system.
CUBS JUNE 1ST ROUND PICKS

YEAR PLAYER
1965 Rick James
1966 Dean Burk
1967 Terry Hughes
1968 Ralph Rickey
1969 Roger Metzger
1970 Gene Hiser
1971 Jeff Wehmeier
1972 Brian Vernoy
1973 Jerry Tabb
1974 Scot Thompson
1975 Brian Rosinski
1976 Herman Segelke
1977 Randy Martz
1978 Bill Hayes
1979 Jon Perlman
1980 Don Schulze
1981 Joe Carter

Vance Lovelace
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POS OVERALL
RHP
6
RHP
5
SS
2
OF
15
SS
16
OF
19
RHP
16
LHP
15
1B
16
OF
7
OF
4
RHP
7
RHP
12
C
13
RHP
12
RHP
11
OF
2
LHP
16
YEAR PLAYER
1982 Shawon Dunston

Tony Woods

Stan Boderick
1983 Jackie Davidson
1984 Drew Hall
1985 Rafael Palmeiro

Dave Masters
1986 Derrick May
1987 Mike Harkey
1988 Ty Griffin
1989 Earl Cunningham
1990 Lance Dickson
1991 Doug Glanville
1992 Derek Wallace
1993 Brooks Kieschnick

Jon Ratliff
1994 Jayson Peterson
1995 Kerry Wood
POS OVERALL
SS
1
IF
17
OF
27
RHP
6
LHP
3
OF
22
RHP
24
OF
9
RHP
4
2B
9
OF
8
LHP
23
OF
12
RHP
11
OF
10
RHP
24
RHP
15
RHP
4
YEAR PLAYER
1996 Todd Noel
1997 Jon Garland
1998 Corey Patterson
1999 Ben Christensen
2000 Luis Montanez
2001 Mark Prior
2002 Bobby Brownlie
2003 Ryan Harvey
2004 No Selection
2005 Mark Pawelek
2006 Tyler Colvin
2007 Josh Vitters
2008 Andrew Cashner
2009 Brett Jackson
2010 Hayden Simpson
2011 Javier Baez
2012 Albert Almora
2013 Kris Bryant
POS OVERALL
RHP
17
RHP
10
OF
3
RHP
26
IF
3
RHP
2
RHP
21
OF
6
LHP
OF
IF
RHP
OF
RHP
INF
OF
IF
20
13
3
19
31
16
9
6
2
Iowa Cubs (AAA) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 66-78, 3rd, -4.0
MANAGER: Marty Pevey
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE MID-SEASON ALL-STAR: Chris Rusin
BATTERS
AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP E SLG OBP

Barney, D .500 3 10 4 5 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 .600 .615
*
Bogusevic, B .317 79 265 50 84 134 14 3 10 32 0 0 4 41 2 58 16 2 3 2 .506 .416
*
Borbon, J .260 24 73 10 19 24 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 12 2 15 5 1 0 0 .329 .360

Boscan, J .232 74 233 17 54 63 9 0 0 18 2 1 1 21 1 44 1 1 5 4 .270 .297

Brockmeyer, C
.167 2 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 1 1 .167 .375
*
Clevenger, S .327 15 52 14 17 31 5 0 3 11 0 0 0 9 0 7 0 0 2 2 .596 .426

Flores, L .204 61 191 17 39 62 8 0 5 17 0 1 2 23 0 32 0 0 8 4 .325 .295

Giansanti, A .345 14 29 3 10 13 3 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 1 0 .448 .367

Gonzalez, A .303 10 33 4 10 11 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 2 0 .333 .395

Gonzalez, E .267 47 165 19 44 68 9 0 5 20 0 0 1 9 0 39 8 0 2 4 .412 .309

Ha, J
.241 62 228 22 55 83 13 0 5 21 1 0 0 15 1 42 7 2 5 3 .364 .288
*
Jackson, B .223 61 215 24 48 79 7 3 6 23 2 1 3 21 0 77 7 5 2 1 .367 .300

Lake, J
.295 40 156 30 46 72 10 2 4 18 0 2 2 10 0 33 14 5 0 9 .462 .341

Lillibridge, B .281 48 160 19 45 68 8 0 5 13 1 0 3 9 0 45 6 3 2 6 .425 .331
*
Lockhart, D .444 2 9 1 4 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 .556 .444

Maysonet, E .242 72 219 22 53 88 15 1 6 33 2 6 4 11 1 44 1 3 8 5 .402 .283

McDonald, D .236 92 263 31 62 91 13 2 4 26 1 2 1 27 1 50 8 2 2 2 .346 .307

Murphy, D .265 89 302 32 80 138 18 2 12 41 0 3 8 27 0 75 5 3 5 9 .457 .338
*
Nelson, B .271 126 428 52 116 200 20 2 20 71 0 5 3 49 5 90 2 1 6 6 .467 .346

Noble, C .167 6 24 2 4 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 .167 .167

Olt, M
.168 39 131 11 22 36 3 1 3 8 0 1 0 20 0 37 0 0 6 10 .275 .276

Rohan, G .167 12 36 3 6 9 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 13 0 0 1 2 .250 .211

Sappelt, D .252 90 321 39 81 117 15 3 5 45 1 6 0 27 1 38 4 7 1 2 .364 .305
*
Stewart, I .168 40 113 19 19 42 6 1 5 20 0 1 2 17 0 45 0 0 1 6 .372 .286
*
Sweeney, R .337 23 83 12 28 52 2 2 6 16 0 0 0 8 0 15 1 0 3 0 .627 .396
#
Torres, T .207 61 140 12 29 43 6 1 2 11 0 2 0 9 1 45 4 1 2 4 .307 .252

Vitters, J .295 28 88 14 26 45 4 0 5 12 0 0 1 11 0 19 1 0 4 4 .511 .380
*
Watkins, L .243 107 412 51 100 156 18 7 8 26 3 1 4 52 1 98 10 9 3 13 .379 .333

Wright, T .280 66 232 19 65 99 14 1 6 36 0 3 2 22 1 36 3 2 10 1 .427 .344
TOTALS
.250 144 4786 565 1197 1871 234 31 126 534 30 36 42 468 17 1079 106 49 88 120 .391 .320
PITCHERS
W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK WHIP
*
Antigua, J 2-2 5.40 16 1 0 4 0 0 40.0 43 26 24 6 1 14 1 30 1 0
1.43

Arrieta, J
2-2 3.56 7 7 0 0 0 0 30.1 32 16 12 2 2 16 0 39 5 0
1.58

Bowden, M 0-0 2.41 13 0 0 5 0 2 18.2 14 5 5 1 0 3 0 28 0 0
0.91

Burnett, A 1-0 8.10 3 0 0 1 0 0 3.1 5 3 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 0
2.40

Cabrera, A 1-3 7.08 15 0 0 3 0 0 20.1 26 16 16 4 0 12 2 19 2 0
1.87

Caridad, E 3-3 5.02 16 0 0 0 0 0 28.2 27 18 16 2 2 18 0 24 2 0
1.57

Carpenter, D 1-4 7.33 6 6 0 0 0 0 27.0 33 23 22 4 0 15 0 20 0 0
1.78

Chapman, J 0-0
17.05 4 0 0 1 0 0 6.1 14 12 12 2 0 4 0 4 2 0
2.84

Coleman, C 5-3 3.16 41 4 0 12 0 3 88.1 77 35 31 7 1 36 2 66 6 0
1.28

Dolis, R
1-0 5.40 12 0 0 8 0 1 11.2 11 7 7 1 0 7 0 13 4 0
1.54

Fujikawa, K 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0
1.00

Garza, M
1-0 0.96 2 2 0 0 0 0 9.1 6 1 1 0 1 0 0 9 0 0
0.64

Grimm, J
2-3 4.68 8 8 0 0 0 0 42.1 46 23 22 1 0 17 0 41 6 0
1.49

Hatley, M
3-2 4.22 35 0 0 10 0 0 42.2 40 23 20 2 1 21 0 49 5 0
1.43

Hendricks, K 3-1 2.48 6 6 0 0 0 0 40.0 35 12 11 2 1 8 0 27 1 0
1.08

Lewis, J
0-1
17.18 5 0 0 3 0 0 3.2 10 9 7 4 1 3 0 1 0 0
3.55

Lim, C
0-0 0.79 11 0 0 1 0 0 11.1 5 1 1 0 0 4 0 12 0 0
0.79

Loux, B
4-6 4.84 19 16 1 0 0 0 80.0 85 46 43 4 2 46 1 76 5 1
1.64

Mateo, M 0-0 2.76 13 0 0 5 0 1 16.1 15 7 5 0 1 4 0 15 0 0
1.16

Moscoso, G 7-5 3.93 17 17 0 0 0 0 94.0 75 46 41 14 2 47 0 94 1 0
1.30

Negrin, Y
4-7 4.17 34 14 1 5 0 1 108.0
126 58 50 6 7 31 1 118 2 0
1.45

Parker, B
0-1 2.04 16 0 0 15 0 7 17.2 8 4 4 1 1 10 0 26 1 1
1.02

Putnam, Z 1-1 3.26 17 0 0 8 0 4 19.1 20 7 7 0 0 6 0 22 0 0
1.34
*
Raley, B
8-10 4.46 27 25 0 1 0 1 141.1
142 73 70 13 6 45 0 95 6 0
1.32

Rodriguez, H 0-1 5.40 3 0 0 2 0 0 3.1 5 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
1.80
*
Rosscup, Z 0-1 0.00 9 0 0 2 0 0 7.2 5 5 0 0 0 6 0 17 0 0
1.43
*
Rusin, C
8-7 3.35 19 18 1 1 1 0 121.0
113 49 45 8 3 27 0 69 9 0
1.16

Sanchez, E 1-1 3.26 24 0 0 13 0 2 30.1 21 12 11 1 3 19 3 28 2 0
1.32

Schlitter, B 1-4 3.24 38 0 0 34 0
20 41.2 38 15 15 4 1 9 2 45 2 1
1.13

Struck, N
6-8 6.17 22 20 0 0 0 0 109.1
139 83 75 17 4 54 4 56 4 1
1.77

Suarez, L
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
2.00
*
Takahashi, H 1-0 1.98 20 0 0 3 0 0 27.1 14 7 6 3 0 9 0 25 2 0
0.84

Wade, C
0-2 7.88 10 0 0 3 0 0 16.0 28 14 14 3 1 7 1 16 2 0
2.19
TOTALS
66-78 4.25 144 144 3 141 11 42 1259.1 1259 658 595 112 41 504 17 1088 72 4 1.40
*Left-handed Batter/Pitcher ... #Switch-hitter
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TENNESSEE SMOKIES (AA)

LEAGUE: Southern League (North Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Smokies Park, 3540 Line Drive, Kodak, TN 37764 ... (865) 286-2300 ... www.smokiesbaseball.com ... @smokiesbaseball
PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER: Doug Kirchhofer/Brian Cox MEDIA CONTACT: Rey Regenstreif-Harms (interim)
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Shane Nelson (first year with Tennessee, fourth year in Cubs organization)
Buddy Bailey Manager

FULL NAME: Welby Sheldon Bailey, Jr.
BORN: 3/28/57 in Norristown, PA
RESIDENCE: Madison Heights, VA
FAMILY: Single
Buddy begins his third-straight season (and fourth overall) as Double-A
Tennessees manager after guiding the Smokies to a 76-62 record last
season, securing the Southern League second-half title with a league-best
42-27 mark ... spent three years (2009-11) as Single-A Daytonas skipper, compiling a 215-196 (.523) record, including the 2011 Florida State
League Championship a minor league skipper for 25 years, he recorded
his 1,700th career victory, August 21 of last season vs. Birmingham.
Managed Venezuelas Tigres de Aragua to the 2009 Caribbean World
Series title.
Began his tenure with Chicago as the organizations catching and baserunning coordinator in 2006 before taking over as Daytonas interim
manager during the second half of the season.
Prior to his time with Chicago, worked within the Boston (1991-2004)
and Atlanta (1982-90) organizations.
Began his managerial career with the Braves in 1983, heading up
their Appalachian League team spent eight years managing various teams in Atlantas organization before getting hired as Bostons
Single-A Lynchburg manager.
Managed at Lynchburg for two seasons before being promoted to
Triple-A Pawtucket, where he managed from 1993-96 and 2002-04
also served as the Red Sox minor league catching instructor, minor
league field coordinator, roving catching instructor and advance scout.
w Spent the 2000 season with the big league club as bench
coach and catching instructor.
The former catcher played professionally for three years, batting .210
with six homers and 45 RBI in 119 games in the Braves organization.
Graduated from Lynchburg College in 1979.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
1983 Pulaski
Appalachian
45-26 .639
2nd
1984 Pulaski
Appalachian
37-32 .536
+1st
1985 Sumter
1st/3rd
1986 Durham
Carolina
72-68 .514 3rd/2nd
1987 Sumter
South Atlantic 75-62 .547 2nd/3rd
1988 Durham
Carolina
30-13 .698
1st

Greenville
Southern
64-36 .640 1st/1st
1989 Greenville
Southern
70-69 .504
5th/1st
1990 Greenville
Southern
57-87 .396
5th/5th
1991 Lynchburg-A
Carolina
67-72 .482 +2nd/1st
1992 Lynchburg-A
Carolina
77-58 .565 +1st/1st
1993 Pawtucket-AAA
4th
1994 Pawtucket-AAA
1st
1995 Pawtucket-AAA
3rd
1996 Pawtucket-AAA
1st
2002 Pawtucket-AAA
5th
2003 Pawtucket-AAA
+1st
2004 Pawtucket-AAA
T2nd
2006 Daytona-A^
2nd
2007 Iowa-AAA
2nd
2008 Tennessee-AA
Southern
62-77 .446 5th/2nd
2009 Daytona-A
3rd/5th
2010 Daytona-A
Florida State 75-64 .540 5th/2nd
2011 Daytona-A
Florida State 76-61 .555 *1st/5th
2012 Tennessee-AA
Southern
72-68 .514 2nd/2nd
2013 Tennessee-AA
Southern
76-62 .551
3rd/1st
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
1706-1580 .519
*Won League Championship Series ... +Lost League Championship Series
^Interim Manager
Storm Davis Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: George E. Davis
BORN: 12/26/61 in Dallas, TX
RESIDENCE: Jacksonville, FL
FAMILY: Married Angie ... Children Zachary, Justin, Caleb, Stephanie and Erin
Storm, who pitched in the majors for 13 seasons from 1982-94, begins his second season in the Cubs organization and his first
as Tennessees pitching coach after serving in the same role with Daytona last year.
Spent the previous two seasons (2011-12) as Single-A Hickorys pitching coach in the Texas Rangers organization ... in his pro coaching debut
in 2011, Hickory allowed the third-fewest runs in the South Atlantic League.
Was a coach for The Bolles Academy in Jacksonville, Fla., winning the Class 3A Florida state championship in both 2009 and 2010.
Compiled a 113-96 record with a 4.02 ERA in 442 games (239 starts) with Baltimore (1982-86, 1992), San Diego (1987), Oakland (198789, 1993), Kansas City (1990-91) and Detroit (1993-94).
Pitched on three World Series clubs, including championship teams in Baltimore (1983) and Oakland (1989).
Selected by Baltimore in the seventh round of the 1979 draft.
Graduated from University Christian High School in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Desi Wilson Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Desi Bernard Wilson
BORN: 5/9/68 in Glen Cove, NY
RESIDENCE: Tempe, AZ
FAMILY: Single ... Children Tayah and Desi Jr.
Desi enters his seventh season in the Cubs organization, returning for his second year as Double-A Tennessees hitting coach ...
held a similar position with Single-A Boise in 2008-09 and 2011, Rookie-League Mesa in 2010 and Single-A Daytona in 2012.
Appeared in 41 games for the San Francisco Giants in 1996, hitting .271 with two home runs and 12 RBI.
w Was acquired by the Giants from Texas December 22, 1994, along with Rich Aurilia, for John Burkett.
Produced a .307 career minor league batting average in 10 seasons and 1,043 games with five organizations (Texas, San Francisco, Arizona,
the White Sox and Montreal).
Originally drafted by Boston in the 15th round of the 1987 draft, but did not sign ... selected by Houston in the 87th round of the 1989 draft,
but did not sign ... signed with Texas after he was chosen in the 30th round of the 1991 draft.
Leo Perez Assistant Coach

FULL NAME: Leonel G. Perez (Hernandez)
BORN: 1/3/84 in Monte Plata, D.R.
RESIDENCE: Monte Plata, D.R.
FAMILY: Single
Leo begins his sixth season as a coach in Chicagos organization after playing in the Cubs system for three seasons (2003-04,
2008).
Combined to hit .244 (59-for-242) with 13 doubles, two homers and 25 RBI in 77 career games.
Played in three games for Single-A Daytona in 2008, all at catcher.
2013 CUBS MINOR LEAGUE PLAYER AND PITCHER OF THE MONTH AWARD WINNERS
Month Player
April
INF Rock Shoulders
May
INF Dustin Geiger
June
INF Javier Baez
July
INF Dan Vogelbach
August
INF Kris Bryant
Pitcher
LHP Eric Jokisch
RHP Kyle Hendricks
LHP Chris Rusin
RHP Matt Loosen
RHP Pierce Johnson
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Tennessee Smokies (AA) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 76-62 (34-35 first half, 3rd, -9.5 and 42-27 second half, 1st, +9.0)
POSTSEASON: Tennessee ended the regular season with a 76-62 record, securing the Southern League second-half title with a leaguebest 42-27 mark the Smokies lost in the SL North Divisional Series three-games-to-two to Birmingham
MANAGER: Buddy Bailey
SOUTHERN LEAGUE MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Arismendy Alcantara, Christian Villanueva, Rafael Lopez, Matt Szczur, Alberto Cabrera
and Kyle Hendricks
SOUTHERN LEAGUE POST-SEASON ALL-STARS: Arismendy Alcantara, Javier Baez, Christian Villanueva, Matt Szczur and Kyle Hendricks
SOUTHERN LEAGUE PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK WINNERS: Kyle Hendricks (June 3-9), Eric Jokisch (August 5-11) and Christian
Villanueva (August 26-September 2)
BATTERS
#
Alcantara, A .271 133 494 69 134 223 36 4 15 69 9 4 2 62 6 125 31 6 4 33 .451 .352

Andreoli, J .289 59 201 31 58 80 12 2 2 19 0 2 2 21 0 38 17 2 8 2 .398 .358

Baez, J
.294 54 218 39 64 139 15 0 20 54 0 3 0 19 2 69 8 2 3 13 .638 .346
*
Bour, J
.237 83 317 48 75 146 17 0 18 64 0 6 2 36 8 63 0 2 3 6 .461 .313

Chavez, J .206 24 63 7 13 17 4 0 0 3 0 0 2 7 1 17 0 0 2 1 .270 .306
*
Chen, P .333 8 12 1 4 6 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .500 .333

Davis, T .158 6 19 1 3 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 .263 .158

Fernandez, J .269 18 52 3 14 19 2 0 1 8 2 0 0 6 0 11 0 1 1 2 .365 .345

Giansanti, A .248 40 101 16 25 34 7 1 0 6 1 1 2 5 0 22 0 1 1 3 .337 .294

Ha, J
.284 28 95 21 27 35 5 0 1 14 2 1 3 13 1 24 8 1 1 0 .368 .384
*
Jackson, B .200 30 95 10 19 27 4 2 0 4 0 0 2 13 0 37 2 2 1 0 .284 .309
*
Lopez, R .247 95 316 44 78 124 22 0 8 43 1 0 1 49 4 67 0 1 9 11 .392 .350

Mota, J
.276 109 301 39 83 123 15 2 7 40 2 3 4 31 2 61 2 1 5 4 .409 .348

Noble, C .232 29 95 9 22 28 6 0 0 7 1 1 0 8 1 19 0 0 1 1 .295 .288

Rymel, L .167 2 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 .167 .286

Samson, N .257 30 35 5 9 11 2 0 0 4 0 1 0 7 0 7 0 1 1 3 .314 .372
*
Silva, R .284 126 468 56 133 226 30 9 15 52 0 3 1 18 3 99 13 7 7 4 .483 .310

Soto, E
.190 45 121 12 23 31 2 0 2 6 2 0 0 13 1 26 1 2 4 4 .256 .269

Szczur, M .281 128 512 78 144 188 27 4 3 44 3 3 6 50 0 75 22 12 11 2 .367 .350
#
Torres, T .290 22 62 13 18 31 5 1 2 7 0 1 1 8 2 18 4 1 1 1 .500 .375

Torreyes, R .263 65 224 32 59 86 13 4 2 25 9 4 6 22 0 15 4 0 8 3 .384 .340

Villanueva, C .261 133 490 60 128 230 41 2 19 72 3 6 9 34 1
117 5 7 10 24 .469 .317

Wright, T .253 54 158 14 40 57 8 0 3 19 0 1 2 12 0 19 2 0 6 0 .361 .312

Zapenas, B .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
TOTALS
.258 138 4611 618 1190 1887 279 32 118 573 50 40 47 451 32 1010 120 49 88 130 .409 .328
PITCHERS
*
Antigua, J 2-0 2.03 5 0 0 0 0 0 13.1 7 3 3 0 0 7 0 12 1 1
1.05

Batista, F
3-3 2.60 48 0 0 39 0
19 62.1 55 21 18 2 2 28 3 52 6 0
1.33

Beeler, D
4-2 3.13 9 9 0 0 0 0 54.2 43 26 19 3 6 17 0 35 1 0
1.10

Cabrera, A 9-3 3.20 18 18 1 0 0 0 112.2
102 41 40 10 5 39 1 107 11 3
1.25

Castillo, Y 1-2 3.79 21 7 0 5 0 1 61.2 50 32 26 4 4 31 0 53 3 0
1.31
*
Cervenka, H 5-1 3.05 30 0 0 11 0 1 38.1 29 14 13 1 1 20 1 33 3 1
1.28

Diaz, D
0-0 5.14 5 0 0 1 0 0 7.0 5 4 4 1 1 3 0 10 2 0
1.14

Figueroa, E 2-2 2.38 6 6 0 0 0 0 34.0 29 9 9 3 0 8 0 17 2 0
1.09

Francescon, P 2-0 4.20 16 0 0 3 0 0 30.0 25 14 14 2 1 16 1 21 5 0
1.37

Fujikawa, K 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0.50

Garza, M
0-1 1.50 2 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 4 1 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 0
1.33

Gutierrez, C 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 1 0 1 3.2 3 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 1 0
1.64

Hatley, M
1-2 3.00 14 0 0 5 0 2 18.0 13 6 6 1 0 14 2 25 4 0
1.50

Hendricks, K 10-3 1.85 21 21 1 0 1 0 126.1
107 34 26 3 5 26 0 101 1 0
1.05
*
Jokisch, E 11-13
3.42 27 26 2 0 1 0 160.2
144 71 61 14 3 54 1 137 3 0
1.23
*
Kirk, A
2-3 7.02 9 9 0 0 0 0 42.1 52 33 33 3 1 23 0 30 2 0
1.77

Lim, C
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
1.00

Loosen, M 3-3 6.14 16 13 0 1 0 0 66.0 61 49 45 15 3 48 0 60 5 1
1.65

Mateo, M 1-0 1.04 6 0 0 1 0 0 8.2 6 1 1 0 0 7 0 7 0 0
1.50

McNutt, T 2-5 4.60 27 0 0 10 0 2 31.1 28 17 16 3 1 14 1 23 3 0
1.34

Morris, A
4-2 4.75 31 10 0 3 0 0 72.0 74 50 38 4 2 35 0 53 6 0
1.51

Ramirez, N 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 4.2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0
0.64

Rhee, D
5-1 3.34 11 11 0 0 0 0 59.1 46 24 22 6 5 20 0 35 3 0
1.11

Rhoderick, K 1-5 5.65 33 0 0 12 0 3 43.0 41 29 27 1 7 42 2 26 6 0
1.93

Rivero, A
0-1 2.08 6 0 0 1 0 0 8.2 8 2 2 0 0 3 1 12 0 0
1.27
*
Rosscup, Z 2-1 2.49 37 0 0 11 0 3 43.1 31 12 12 2 0 19 0 66 3 0
1.15

Samson, N 0-0 0.00 2 0 0 2 0 0 1.1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
1.50

Schlitter, B 0-2 0.83 16 0 0 12 0 2 21.2 24 8 2 0 1 6 1 13 0 0
1.38

Struck, N
1-2 3.95 5 5 0 0 0 0 27.1 22 13 12 3 0 18 1 12 0 0
1.46

Zych, T
5-5 3.05 47 0 0 16 0 3 56.0 51 30 19 2 1 21 1 40 2 0
1.29
TOTALS
76-62 3.46 138 138 4 134 12 37 1217.1
1065 545 468 83 49 528 16 992 73 6 1.31
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DAYTONA CUBS (A)

LEAGUE: Florida State League (North Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Jackie Robinson Ballpark, 105 E. Orange Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 ...
(386) 257-3172 ... www.daytonacubs.com ... @daytonacubs
PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER: Andy Rayburn/Josh Lawther MEDIA CONTACT: Robbie Aaron
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Peter Fagan (fourth year in Cubs organization, 31st year in baseball)
Dave Keller Manager

FULL NAME: David Lloyd Keller
BORN: 9/28/59 in Fontana, CA
RESIDENCE: Greenwood Village, CO
FAMILY: Married Dana Children Madison and Justin
Dave returns for his second season as Daytonas manager after guiding
MANAGERIAL RECORD
the Cubs to a 75-51 record and the Florida State League Championship YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
last season, the clubs sixth title and second in the last three years ... 1987 Billings
Pioneer
44-25 .638
2nd
entering his 11th season in the Cubs organization, he boasts 29 years of 1988 Billings
Pioneer
35-34 .507
3rd
Pioneer
26-41 .388
3rd
minor league coaching and managerial experience ... served as Triple-A 1989 Billings
1990

Burlington
Appalachian
35-37
.486
6th
Iowas hitting coach in 2012 after handling major league staff assistant
1991 Burlington
Appalachian
40-27 .597
+1st
duties in 2011.
1992 Kinston
Carolina
65-71 .478
3rd/4th
Joined the Cubs in 2004 and spent the 2004-10 seasons as the 1993 Kinston
Carolina
71-67 .514 1st/2nd
minor league hitting coordinator.
1994 Kinston
Carolina
60-78 .406 2nd/4th
Was a major league staff assistant and bullpen catcher for the Cleve- 1996 South Bend
Midwest
54-82 .397
5th
2013 Daytona
Florida State 75-51-1 .595 *3rd/1st
land Indians from 2001-03.
505-513-1 .496
Served as minor league hitting coordinator for the Indians from 1999- MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
*Won League Championship Series ... +Lost League Championship Series
2000 before moving to the major league staff in 2001.
Managed in the minor leagues in the Cincinnati (1987-89), Cleveland
(1990-94) and White Sox (1996) organizations.
Named Carolina League Manager of the Year for the 1993 season after guiding Kinston to the postseason.
The former first baseman played professionally in the Reds organization for three seasons (1982-84), batting .289 with 22 homers and 108
RBI ... was drafted by Cincinnati in the 28th round of the 1982 draft.
Attended West Texas State University and played basketball for two years before transferring to the University of Northern Colorado, where he
played basketball and baseball ... he graduated in 1982 with a bachelors degree in education, and was elected into Northern Colorados Hall
of Fame in 2006.
Ron Villone Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: Ronald T. Villone
BORN: 1/16/70 in Bergenfield, NJ
RESIDENCE: Upper Saddle River, NJ
FAMILY: Married Brooke ... Children Sofia, Megan and Ron
Ron begins his third season as a coach in the Cubs organization ... he handled pitching coach duties for Single-A Kane County
last season and Single-A Peoria in 2012.
A left-handed pitcher, played in all or part of 15 major league seasons from 1995-2009 with Seattle (1995, 2004-05), San Diego (199596), Milwaukee (1996-97), Cleveland (1998), Cincinnati (1999-2000), Colorado (2001), Houston (2001, 2003), Pittsburgh (2002), Florida
(2005), the Yankees (2006-07), St. Louis (2008) and Washington (2009).
Finished big league career with a 61-65 record, eight saves and a 4.73 ERA (614 ER/1,168.0 IP) ... reached the postseason with Houston in
2001 and with the Yankees in 2006 and 2007.
w Belted his lone career home run on August 15, 2003, in Cincinnati off the Reds Danny Graves ... was with Houston at the time.
Originally selected by Seattle in the first round (14th overall) of the 1992 draft.
Graduated from Bergenfield (N.J.) High School ... was a two-sport star at the University of Massachusetts, playing both baseball and football.
w Was an All-Conference Tight End on the gridiron at UMASS.
Pitched for Team USA in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona.
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Mariano Duncan Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Mariano Duncan Nalasco
RESIDENCE: Miami, FL
FAMILY: Married Janet Children Mariano Jr., Christopher and Dustin
Mariano, a 12-year major league veteran infielder (1985-97), enters his fourth campaign in the Cubs organization, and his
second as Single-A Daytonas hitting coach after serving as Double-A Tenessees hitting coach in 2011-12.
Was the Los Angeles Dodgers big league first base coach from 2006-10.
Coached in the Dodgers system with the Triple-A Las Vegas 51s in 2005, the Double-A Jacksonville Suns in 2004 and began his coaching
career with the Gulf Coast League Dodgers in 2003.
Has a career .267 batting average (1,247-for-4,677) with 233 doubles, 37 triples, 87 homers, 491 RBI and 174 stolen bases in 1,279 major
league games in 12 professional seasons with the Dodgers (1985-89), Cincinnati (1989-91, 1995), Philadelphia (1992-95), the Yankees
(1996-97) and Toronto (1997).
Was a member of two World Series champions, the 1990 Cincinnati Reds and the 1996 New York Yankees.
Inducted into the Dominican Republic Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008.
As a youth in the Dominican Republic, played with fellow future big leaguers Juan Samuel and Tony Fernandez.
CUBS ROOKIE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS

2013: IF Javier Baez, P Dallas Beeler, OF Jae-Hoon Ha, P Marcus Hatley, P Barret Loux, P Trey McNutt, P Zac Rosscup, P Nick Struck,
OF Matt Szczur, IF Logan Watkins, P Robert Whitenack, P Tony Zych
2014: IF Arismendy Alcantara, IF Javier Baez, IF Kris Bryant, P C.J. Edwards, P Kyle Hendricks, P Pierce Johnson, P Eric Jokisch, IF Mike Olt,
P Neil Ramirez, P Armando Rivero, OF Rubi Silva, OF Jorge Soler, IF Christian Villanueva, P Arodys Vizcaino
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Daytona Cubs (A) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 75-51-1 (35-31 first half, 3rd, -2.0 and 40-20-1 second half, 1st, +8.0)
POSTSEASON: Daytona, named Baseball Americas Minor League Team of the Year, ended the regular season with a 75-51-1 record,
securing the Florida State League second-half title with a 40-20-1 mark the Cubs swept Dunedin two-games-to-none in the FSL
North Divisional Series and won the FSL Championship Series three-games-to-one over Charlotte it marks Daytonas sixth FSL Championship and first since 2011 including the playoffs, the Cubs won 16 of their final 18 games
MANAGER: Dave Keller
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: John Andreoli, Jorge Soler, Javier Baez, Dustin Geiger and Frank Del Valle
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK WINNERS: Ryan Searle (April 8-14), Javier Baez (April 22-28 & June 1016), Jorge Soler (May 6-12), Dustin Geiger (May 13-19), Matt Loosen (June 17-23 & July 8-14) and Kris Bryant (August 12-18)
BATTERS

Andreoli, J .318 68 264 43 84 107 11 6 0 25 1 3 1 34 1 57 23 3 2 3 .405 .394
Baez, J
.274 76 299 59 82 160 19 4 17 57 0 6 11 21 0 78 12 2 8 31 .535 .338

Bote, D .143 4 14 3 2 3 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 .214 .294

Bruno, S .362 19 69 16 25 33 8 0 0 7 0 0 4 5 0 16 2 1 3 2 .478 .436

Bryant, K .333 16 57 9 19 41 5 1 5 14 0 0 2 3 0 17 1 0 3 1 .719 .387

Cabezas, Y .237 32 97 9 23 27 4 0 0 9 0 0 0 9 0 13 1 0 6 1 .278 .302

Carhart, B .247 112 425 48 105 143 27 1 3 51 0 4 6 26 0 54 5 4 9 10 .336 .297
*
Chen, P .281 51 171 21 48 60 2 2 2 14 3 0 2 22 0 35 14 5 1 3 .351 .369
*
Darvill, W .253 79 296 37 75 108 14 5 3 34 2 4 3 30 0 67 8 10 4 5 .365 .324

Davis, T .217 27 83 9 18 26 2 0 2 8 0 0 0 9 0 15 0 1 2 2 .313 .293
#
DeVoss, Z .246 117 415 71 102 147 17 5 6 51 6 4
23 80 0 95 39 10 6 6 .354 .393

Easterling, T .216 64 208 23 45 69 11 2 3 26 0 0 2 17 0 62 10 2 6 2 .332 .282

Geiger, D .281 123 456 62 128 209 28 1 17 86 0 4
11 52 2
100 6 6 10 10 .458 .365

Giansanti, A .285 48 165 22 47 60 6 2 1 19 1 1 2 20 1 31 3 3 4 1 .364 .367
#
Gibbs, M .163 16 49 2 8 14 3 0 1 7 0 0 1 10 0 16 0 1 1 0 .286 .317

Krist, C
.253 65 225 28 57 86 14 0 5 34 0 2 4 31 0 50 4 2 1 8 .382 .351

Noble, C .228 27 92 12 21 29 3 1 1 6 0 1 2 6 0 15 1 1 5 0 .315 .287
*
Rademacher, B
.276 42 145 22 40 59 7 3 2 20 0 1 0 14 0 24 3 0 4 1 .407 .338

Saunders, T .226 62 221 42 50 71 8 2 3 27 3 2 7 23 0 69 21 3 4 6 .321 .316

Soler, J
.281 55 210 38 59 98 13 1 8 35 0 4 1 21 1 38 5 1 3 3 .467 .343

Soto, E
.244 39 135 14 33 41 8 0 0 18 2 5 3 17 0 24 2 1 3 2 .304 .331
*
Vogelbach, D .280 17 50 13 14 22 2 0 2 5 0 0 0 16 0 13 1 0 0 0 .440 .455

Zapenas, B .167 9 24 3 4 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 5 1 2 0 1 .167 .259
TOTALS
.261 127 4171 606 1089 1617 213 36 81 558 18 41 85 472 5 899 162 58 85 116 .388 .345
PITCHERS
*
Antigua, J 1-0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 0
0.67

Baker, S
0-1 2.84 2 2 0 0 0 0 6.1 6 3 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 0
1.26

Black, C
4-0 2.88 5 5 0 0 0 0 25.0 22 9 8 3 2 10 0 28 2 0
1.28
*
Burke, K
6-1 3.35 13 8 0 0 0 0 51.0 40 20 19 4 4 18 0 40 2 0
1.14

Cales, D
0-0 2.92 8 0 0 5 0 1 12.1 11 6 4 0 0 7 0 16 1 0
1.46

Castillo, L 2-0 3.60 11 0 0 7 0 1 20.0 21 10 8 2 2 7 0 21 6 0
1.40

Castillo, Y 1-0 2.33 8 3 1 1 0 0 27.0 19 7 7 1 2 4 0 27 1 0
0.85

Cates, Z
9-9 4.12 28 20 0 4 0 3 109.1
107 56 50 3 5 48 0 87 8 1
1.42
*
Cervenka, H 1-0 2.91 11 0 0 7 0 5 21.2 13 8 7 0 2 15 0 21 3 0
1.29

Davis, T
0-0 9.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4.00
*
Del Valle, F 3-3 2.29 31 0 0 24 0 9 51.0 43 15 13 1 4 30 1 64 1 0
1.43

Diaz, D
0-1 2.45 6 0 0 4 0 1 11.0 10 3 3 2 1 5 0 14 3 0
1.36

Edwards, C 0-0 1.96 6 6 0 0 0 0 23.0 14 5 5 1 0 7 0 33 0 0
0.91

Figueroa, E 1-4 4.10 24 2 0 9 0 3 52.2 64 28 24 1 0 28 0 37 5 1
1.75

Francescon, P 5-4 4.76 14 13 0 0 0 0 70.0 75 40 37 9 1 21 0 62 3 0
1.37

Gutierrez, C 0-0 1.50 3 0 0 2 0 1 6.0 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 3 1 0
0.83

Johnson, P 6-1 2.22 10 8 0 1 0 0 48.2 41 12 12 1 4 21 0 50 1 0
1.27
*
Kirk, A
6-2 4.50 11 10 1 1 1 0 54.0 61 28 27 8 1 25 0 42 0 1
1.59

Lim, C
0-0 1.80 4 0 0 1 0 0 5.0 2 1 1 0 0 3 0 6 0 0
1.00

Liria, L
1-4 6.90 20 0 0 7 0 2 30.0 35 24 23 0 4 20 0 28 1 1
1.83

Loosen, M 5-2 1.83 9 9 2 0 2 0 54.0 34 11 11 2 5 17 0 56 0 0
0.94
*
Lorick, J
3-0 3.32 26 0 0 10 0 3 43.1 45 19 16 1 0 23 0 35 2 1
1.57
*
McDonald, S 0-1 3.68 18 0 0 9 0 0 29.1 30 15 12 0 2 14 0 18 1 0
1.50

Peralta, S 0-1
12.86 5 2 0 0 0 0 14.0 19 20 20 6 3 7 0 16 2 0
1.86

Pineyro, I
3-1 3.40 8 8 0 0 0 0 45.0 44 17 17 2 3 9 0 38 2 0
1.18

Reed, A
4-2 4.07 34 0 0 12 0 4 66.1 69 34 30 1 6 28 0 40 5 0
1.46

Rivero, A
0-0 2.70 3 0 0 3 0 1 3.1 3 3 1 0 1 0 0 5 1 0
0.90

Searle, R
2-3 5.67 8 2 0 3 0 0 27.0 34 17 17 2 0 8 0 28 1 0
1.56

Suarez, L
0-1 3.86 10 0 0 5 0 0 14.0 13 6 6 4 0 8 0 11 0 0
1.50

Wang, Y
3-4 3.42 24 8 0 6 0 4 71.0 58 27 27 4 3 29 0 64 6 0
1.23

Wells, B
9-6 3.28 23 21 0 0 0 0 112.1 96 50 41 7 5 40 0 69 7 2
1.21
TOTALS
75-51 3.64 127 127 4 123 16 38 1107.2 1037 497 448 67 62 457 1 964 65 7 1.35
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KANE COUNTY COUGARS (A)

LEAGUE: Midwest League (Western Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Fifth-Third Bank Ballpark ... One Cougar Trail, Geneva, IL 60134 ...
(630) 232-8811 ... www.kccougars.com ... @KCCougars
MANAGING PARTNERS/GENERAL MANAGER: Mike Woleben and Mike Murtaugh/Curtis Haug MEDIA CONTACT: Shawn Touney
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Jonathan Fiero (first year with Kane County, second year in Cubs organization)
Mark Johnson Manager

FULL NAME: Mark Landon Johnson
BORN: 9/12/75 in Wheat Ridge, CO
RESIDENCE: Perry, GA
FAMILY: Married Suzanne Children Will and Megan
Mark returns for his second season as Kane Countys manager after manMANAGERIAL RECORD
aging Single-A Boise to post-season appearances in 2011 and 2012, YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
2011 Boise-A
Northwest
36-40 .474 *3rd/3rd
including a spot in the Leagues championship series (2012).
2012

Boise-A
Northwest
37-39
.487 +3rd/1st
Guided the 2012 Boise Hawks to a Northwest League-best 24-14
Midwest
55-80 .407
6th/8th
second-half record ... after dispatching Yakima in the East Division Se- 2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
128-159 .446
ries, the Hawks fell to Vancouver in the League Championship series,
*Lost East Division Series ...
two-games-to-one.
+Won East Division Series, Lost League Championship Series
In 2011, his first year as a manager, led Boise to its first playoff berth
since 2006.
Enjoyed 17 professional seasons (1994-2010) on the field, including 332 major league games with the White Sox (1998-2002), Oakland
(2003), Milwaukee (2004) and St. Louis (2008) he played for the Cubs Triple-A Iowa affiliate in 2005 and 2009-10.
The former big league catcher has a career .218 batting average (204-for-934) with 37 doubles, four triples, 16 homers and 83 RBI in 332
major league games.
Threw out 29.4-percent (67-for-228) of baserunners attempting to steal during his major league career.
Played for Team USA at the 1993 World Junior Championships.
Attended Warner Robins High School in Warner Robins, Ga.
David Rosario Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: David Rosario
BORN: 6/4/65 in Brooklyn, NY
RESIDENCE: Manati, Puerto Rico
FAMILY: Single Children Alex, Jonathan, Yareles and Jatniel
David begins his 10th year in the Cubs system, handling pitching coach duties for Kane County ... served in the same role for
Single-A Peoria for two seasons (2007, 2010), Single-A Daytona for one (the 2008 Florida State League Champions) and Single-A Boise for four
(2009, 2011-13).
Prior to his work with the Cubs, spent 18 years as a pitcher for Manati (Puerto Rican Winter League) his manager was Cubs bullpen coach,
Lester Strode.
w Also served as bullpen coach during his final four seasons with Manati.
Pitched professionally in the minor leagues with the Cubs (1986-92), Yankees (1993) and Expos (1994).
Has seen managerial time in the Puerto Rican Summer League.
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Tom Beyers Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Thomas James Beyers
BORN: 4/9/58 in San Francisco, CA
RESIDENCE: Santa Maria, CA
FAMILY: Married Diane Children Mandy, Bryan and Karly
Tom returns for his 15th season with the Cubs organization, and his second as Single-A Kane Countys hitting coach ... was
Chicagos short-season hitting coordinator in 2012.
Was the organizations minor league hitting coordinator in 2011, following two seasons (2009-10) as Double-A Tennessees hitting coach.
Managed the Single-A Boise Hawks to a 43-33 record in 2008, good for second place in the Northwest League East Division on August 30,
2008, captured his 500th win in his ninth season as a minor league manager managed three seasons in Boise (2004, 2007-08) ... named
Northwest League Manager of the Year in 2004 after leading Boise to the league title.
Was Chicagos Double-A hitting coach in 2006 worked in the same capacity for Boise (2000-03, 2005).
Joined the Cubs organization as hitting coach at Single-A Eugene in 2000 after spending 21 seasons in the Dodgers minor league system as
a player, coach and manager was the Dodgers minor league hitting coordinator from 1995-99.
Managed during the 1988-92 and 1994 seasons, spending two years at Single-A Salem, three at Single-A Bakersfield and one at Double-A
San Antonio.
Was hitting coach at Rookie-League Bradenton from 1984-86 and coached at Single-A Vero Beach in 1987.
Began his professional baseball career after being drafted by the Dodgers in the 15th round of the 1979 June Draft out of Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo the former outfielder played until 1983.
Chris Gutierrez Assistant Coach

FULL NAME: Christopher Gutierrez
BORN: 3/12/84 in Miami, FL
RESIDENCE: Orlando, FL
FAMILY: Single
Chris joins the Cubs as an assistant coach with the Kane County Cougars after spending the last nine seasons as a minor league
player in the Blue Jays (2005-09), Angels (2009), Dodgers (2010) and Marlins (2011-13) organizations.
The former shortstop was a career .252 hitter (735-for-2,912) with 387 runs, 153 doubles, 21 triples, 16 home runs and 289 RBI in 872
minor league games.
Originally signed as a non-drafted free agent with the Toronto Blue Jays, June 14, 2005.
Attended Oklahoma State University graduated from Boone (Fla.) High School in Orlando, Fla.
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Kane County Cougars (A) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 55-80 (30-36 first half, 6th, -11.0 and 25-44 second half, 8th, -22.5)
MANAGER: Mark Johnson
MIDWEST LEAGUE MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Dan Vogelbach, Rock Shoulders, Bijan Rademacher, Tayler Scott, Felix Pena and Nathan
Dorris
MIDWEST LEAGUE PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK WINNERS: Rock Shoulders (April 15-21) and Albert Almora (May 20-26)
SEASON NOTES: The Cougars welcomed their 10-millionth fan in franchise history July 20, becoming the first Single-A team in Minor
League Baseball to reach the historic mark ... the Cougars are the sixth-fastest team in Minor League Baseball to reach the mark
BATTERS

Almora, A .329 61 249 39 82 116 17 4 3 23 1 2 3 17 1 30 4 4 7 1 .466 .376
Amaya, G .252 117 453 65 114 167 26 6 5 28 3 5 13 42 0 109 13 6 7 22 .369 .329

Bote, D .143 17 49 7 7 11 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 12 0 8 0 2 2 6 .224 .311

Cabezas, Y .324 11 34 2 11 14 1 1 0 6 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 .412 .361
#
Candelario, J .256 130 500 71 128 198 35 1 11 57 0 2 2 68 1 88 1 0 18 26 .396 .346
*
Chen, P .242 44 161 25 39 48 5 2 0 15 1 1 1 25 1 23 9 6 0 0 .298 .346

Contreras, W .248 86 310 46 77 131 11 5 11 46 1 1 7 26 0 66 8 3 11 18 .423 .320
*
Darvill, W .347 15 49 5 17 23 2 2 0 6 2 0 0 7 0 9 3 2 1 2 .469 .429
*
Dore, J
.212 26 85 6 18 27 4 1 1 11 0 2 0 8 0 18 1 0 3 0 .318 .274
#
Encarnacion, K
.217 16 60 9 13 20 2 1 1 3 0 1 1 8 0 14 1 3 2 1 .333 .314

Escobar, C .237 49 173 21 41 67 12 1 4 23 1 3 5 10 0 43 0 0 3 4 .387 .293

Golden, R .227 64 233 20 53 89 7 1 9 29 0 1 4 14 0 77 1 2 1 7 .382 .282
*
Gretzky, T .306 14 49 5 15 20 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 13 0 1 0 1 .408 .333
#
Hernandez, M .254 111 417 45 106 141 17 3 4 34 4 2 4 16 1 72 21 7 8 29 .338 .287

Krist, C
.263 12 38 7 10 12 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 8 0 7 0 1 1 0 .316 .417

Martin, T .200 11 35 3 7 9 2 0 0 5 0 2 1 4 0 10 2 3 0 1 .257 .286

Papaccio, G .279 37 140 12 39 51 4 1 2 13 0 0 1 10 0 24 0 1 1 10 .364 .331
*
Rademacher, B
.303 55 185 24 56 70 8 0 2 18 1 3 2 21 0 25 5 3 2 2 .378 .374

Rosario, N .222 4 9 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 .222 .300
*
Shoulders, R .258 117 431 61 111 192 27 0 18 74 0 6 0 66 3
143 0 0 9 6 .445 .352
*
Sweeney, R .250 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .250 .250
*
Valbuena, L .333 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .333 .500
*
Vogelbach, D .284 114 433 55 123 195 21 0 17 71 0 8 2 57 3 76 4 4 11 11 .450 .364
#
Zapata, O .240 114 392 47 94 146 13 9 7 49 7 1 3 42 0 89 13 9 11 7 .372 .317

Zapenas, B .255 17 47 7 12 15 3 0 0 2 1 1 1 13 0 6 1 0 3 2 .319 .419
TOTALS
.259 135 4539 582 1177 1766 220 39 97 521 24 41 52 480 10 956 87 57 103 174 .389 .334
PITCHERS

Amlung, J 5-4 3.75 32 1 0 7 0 2 72.0 71 36 30 6 4 29 2 60 7 2
1.39
*
Antigua, J 3-1 2.45 13 0 0 9 0 1 25.2 24 10 7 0 0 5 0 30 0 0
1.13

Arias, J
0-0 8.68 4 2 0 0 0 0 9.1 16 13 9 1 0 11 0 9 0 0
2.89

Baker, S
1-2 6.17 6 6 0 0 0 0 23.1 29 16 16 4 0 8 0 14 0 0
1.59

Bote, D
0-0
27.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 3 3 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
5.00

Camp, S
0-0 0.00 2 0 0 1 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0
0.67

Castillo, L 2-5 6.58 19 5 0 6 0 0 64.1 78 52 47 7 3 32 0 55 12 1
1.71

Dickson, I 2-2 6.88 11 3 0 3 0 1 35.1 38 28 27 6 3 15 0 32 2 1
1.50

Dolis, R
0-0 -.-- 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
*
Dorris, N
7-3 2.87 36 2 0 15 0 3 69.0 60 31 22 1 2 30 1 55 6 0
1.30

Hamann, M 3-4 2.49 16 0 0 15 0 4 21.2 19 6 6 1 1 7 2 17 0 0
1.20
*
Heesch, M 3-9 3.78 22 20 0 2 0 0 119.0
129 63 50 3 3 36 0 60 3 0
1.39
*
Iannazzo, M 1-1 3.55 10 0 0 5 0 0 12.2 15 6 5 0 1 10 0 8 2 0
1.97

Johnson, P 5-5 3.10 13 13 0 0 0 0 69.2 68 29 24 4 5 22 0 74 3 1
1.29

Maples, D 0-2 8.31 11 7 0 2 0 1 34.2 33 37 32 1 7 31 0 34 7 0
1.85
*
McDonald, S 2-0 2.41 17 0 0 3 0 0 33.2 33 12 9 1 0 8 0 27 0 0
1.22
*
McKirahan, A 2-0 2.75 14 0 0 4 0 0 19.2 14 7 6 0 3 7 0 22 1 0
1.07

Orozco, E
3-3 4.87 17 0 0 9 0 2 20.1 22 13 11 1 0 13 3 17 2 0
1.72

Paniagua, J 0-2 8.22 3 3 0 0 0 0 7.2 10 9 7 0 1 12 0 6 0 0
2.87

Pena, F
4-7 3.92 21 17 1 1 0 1 103.1
102 57 45 5 7 32 0 77 8 0
1.30

Perakslis, S 1-3 2.93 37 0 0 28 0 7 58.1 51 20 19 2 3 20 0 44 5 0
1.22

Peralta, S 2-3 6.06 7 6 0 0 0 0 32.2 34 24 22 3 3 23 0 23 3 0
1.74

Pugliese, J 0-2 7.71 3 3 0 0 0 0 14.0 22 13 12 2 0 2 0 12 2 1
1.71
*
Rademacher, B 0-0 0.00 3 0 0 3 0 0 3.0 2 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0
2.00

Rivero, A
0-0 5.40 11 0 0 3 0 1 18.1 19 11 11 4 1 9 1 28 1 0
1.53

Rosario, J 0-7 7.38 14 11 0 2 0 0 64.2 77 62 53 6 4 42 0 33 9 0
1.84

Scott, T
6-8 4.22 24 24 0 0 0 0 130.0
144 78 61 6 4 54 0 67 9 2
1.52

Skulina, T 0-2 9.31 4 4 0 0 0 0 9.2 14 11 10 1 0 6 0 9 1 0
2.07
*
Smith, B
2-4 4.60 23 7 0 9 0 1 60.2 65 42 31 6 3 22 0 46 3 0
1.43

Socorro, K 0-0 3.00 2 0 0 2 0 0 3.0 6 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0
2.33

Torrez, D
0-1 5.40 1 1 0 0 0 0 5.0 5 3 3 1 0 1 0 2 0 0
1.20
*
Yevoli, A
0-0 3.15 11 0 0 4 0 0 20.0 23 9 7 0 1 7 0 19 2 0
1.50
*
Zastryzny, R 1-0 0.93 3 0 0 0 0 0 9.2 9 1 1 0 0 4 0 6 0 0
1.34
TOTALS
55-80 4.49 135 135 1 134 6 24 1174.1 1238 708 586 72 61 506 9 891 89 8 1.49
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BOISE HAWKS (SHORT A)

LEAGUE: Northwest League (South Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Memorial Stadium, 5600 Glenwood Street, Boise, ID 83714 ... (208) 322-5000 ... www.boisehawks.com ... @BoiseHawks
PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER: Todd Rahr MEDIA CONTACT: Mike Safford
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Toby Williams (first year in Cubs organization)
Gary Van Tol Manager

FULL NAME: Gary Van Tol
BORN: 2/3/67 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
RESIDENCE: Boise, ID
FAMILY: Married Christina Children Gehrig, Amaia, Peyton and Gibson
Gary returns for his second season as Boises manager after guiding the
MANAGERIAL RECORD
Hawks to a 41-35 record last season, securing a playoff berth with the YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L PCT STANDING
second-best overall record in the South Division ... spent five seasons 2013 Boise-A
Northwest
41-35 .539 *2nd/3rd
MINOR
LEAGUE
TOTALS
41-35
.539
(2008-12) as the bench coach for the squad and boasts over 21 years of
*Won South Divisional Series, Lost League Championship Series
baseball coaching experience.
Has also served as an associate scout for the Cubs ... spends time
coaching the Idaho Cubs scout team during the offseason, which is
comprised of the top high school players in Idaho.
Served as an assistant coach for the Gonzaga University baseball team from 1991-93 and 2006-08.
Was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Portland from 2003-05.
During his college coaching career, he worked with 51 players who signed professionally ... 12 of them have played in the major leagues.
Was manager for Centralia (Wash.) Community College in 1994 and Treasure Valley Community College from 1997-2001 - guided the Chukars
to four NJCAA Regional appearances in five years.
Played on Canadas National Team in the 1992 Pan Am Games, and spent two seasons playing professionally in the Netherlands for Neptunus.
Graduated from Gonzaga University in 1992, and was a two-year letterwinner on the baseball team ... earned first-team All-Pacific 10
Conference North honors in 1990 ... earned his Masters in Physical Education and Athletic Administration from Gonzaga in 1994.
Brian Lawrence Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: Brian Lawrence
BORN: 5/14/76 in Fort Collins, CO
RESIDENCE: Poway, CA
FAMILY: Married Maripat Children Quinn and Bryce
Brian joins the Cubs organization as Boises newly-hired pitching coach after spending last season in the same role with San
Diegos Single-A Lake Elsinore affiliate.
Made his coaching debut in 2012 as pitching coach for the Normal CornBelters of the independent Frontier League.
The righthander went 50-63 with a 4.19 ERA (448 ER/963.0 IP) in 168 games (152 starts) during a six-year big league career with the Padres
(2001-05) and Mets (2007).
Made his major league debut for the Padres in 2001 and went 12-12 with a 3.69 ERA (86 ER/210.0 IP) in 35 games (31 starts) in his first
full big league season in 2002.
Over his minor league career, went 66-48 with a 3.94 ERA (414 ER/944.2 IP) in 160 games (156 starts), spending his final professional
season with Triple-A Salt Lake in the Los Angeles Angels organization in 2011.
Originally signed by San Diego as a 17th-round selection in the 1998 First-Year Player Draft.
SAVE RULE
Rule 10.20 tells the official scorer to credit a pitcher with a save when:
(1) He is the finishing pitcher in a game won by his club, and; (2) he is not the winning pitcher, and; (3) he qualifies under the following
conditions: (a) he enters the game with a lead of no more than three runs and pitches for at least 1.0 inning, or; (b) he enters the game with the
potential tying run either on base, at bat or on deck, or; (c) he pitches effectively for at least 3.0 innings.
When a relief pitcher enters a game in a save situation and departs or the game ends with the save situation no longer in effect because he has
given up the lead, he is charged with a blown save. If the save opportunity still exists when he leaves the game, he is not charged with a save
opportunity.
If the pitcher has not given up the lead when he leaves the game, though the save opportunity may no longer exist because of added runs scored by
his own team, he is not charged with a save opportunity.
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Jesus Feliciano Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Jesus Feliciano
BORN: 6/6/79 in Bayamon, Puerto Rico
RESIDENCE: Bayamon, Puerto Rico
FAMILY: Single
Jesus begins his first season as a coach in Chicagos organization after enjoying a 16-year playing career with the Dodgers
(1998-2003), Rays (2003-04, 2012), Nationals (2005-06), Mets (2007-11) and the Independent Mexican League (2013).
The former outfielder combined to hit .282 (1,571-for-5,576) with 729 runs, 217 doubles, 23 triples, 25 home runs and 482 RBI in 1,621
career minor league games.
Batted .231 (25-for-108) with four doubles and three RBI in 54 big league games with the Mets in 2010 during his only major league action.
Was originally drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 36th round of the 1997 draft out of Academia Discipulos de Cristo High School in
Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Guillermo Martinez Assistant Coach

FULL NAME: Guillermo Enrique Martinez
BORN: 10/5/84 in Managua, Nicaragua
RESIDENCE: Miami, FL
FAMILY: Single
Guillermo begins his first season as a coach in Chicagos organization after spending last season in Torontos system as the
interim hitting coach for the Northwest League Champion Vancouver Canadians.
Also served as the hitting and infield coach for Torontos GCL ballclub in 2013.
Spent his first three years of professional ball in the Marlins organization, combining to hit .214 (85-for-397) with 11 doubles, one home run
and 34 RBI in 143 career minor league games.
Played independent ball from 2009-11, hitting .294 (259-for-882) with 49 doubles, nine triples, six home runs and 86 RBI in 250 games with
the Windy City ThunderBolts, Lake County Fielders and Grand Prairie AirHogs.
Was originally drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 17th round of the 2003 draft, but did not sign was drafted again in the 15th round
of the 2006 draft by the Florida Marlins out of the University of South Alabama.
Is a graduate of Coral Park High School in Miami, Fla.
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Boise Hawks (A) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 41-35 (21-17 first half, 2nd, -2.0 and 20-18 second half, 3rd, -4.0)
POSTSEASON: Boise ended the regular season with a 41-35 record, securing a playoff berth with the second-best overall record in the
South Division the Hawks swept Salem-Keizer two-games-to-none in the Northwest League South Divisional Series, but lost in the
NWL Championship Series two-games-to-one to Vancouver the Hawks fell short of the NWL Championship for the second-straight
year, with both series losses to Vancouver
MANAGER: Gary Van Tol
NORTHWEST LEAGUE MID-SEASON ALL-STARS: Lance Rymel, Jacob Rogers, Daniel Lockhart, Yasiel Balaguert, Shawon Dunston Jr.,
David Bote, James Pugliese and Tyler Bremer
NORTHWEST LEAGUE PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK WINNERS: Paul Blackburn (June 17-23), Yasiel Balaguert (June 24-30), James
Pugliese (July 15-21) and Kris Bryant (August 5-11)
BATTERS

Baez, J
.154 4 13 2 2 6 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 6 1 0 0 1 .462 .313

Balaguert, Y .261 63 238 33 62 103 15 1 8 48 0 4 1 26 0 70 1 3 5 3 .433 .331

Bote, D .250 69 232 39 58 85 9 0 6 31 0 5
10 23 0 61 6 4 4 15 .366 .337

Brockmeyer, C
.271 33 107 20 29 36 5 1 0 14 0 0 7 7 0 22 2 0 2 3 .336 .355
*
Brown, K .286 2 7 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .286 .444

Bryant, K .354 18 65 13 23 45 8 1 4 16 0 3 1 8 0 17 0 0 2 2 .692 .416
*
Dore, J
.200 29 90 6 18 32 6 1 2 9 0 1 0 11 0 23 1 0 1 3 .356 .284
*
Dunston, S .290 49 193 27 56 69 8 1 1 19 1 1 0 28 1 25 12 2 2 2 .358 .378
#
Encarnacion, K
.355 42 166 34 59 94 9 1 8 30 0 0 1 21 1 33 10 5 4 4 .566 .431
*
Gretzky, T .256 27 86 11 22 25 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 3 0 24 0 0 1 0 .291 .281
*
Hankins, J .234 42 145 22 34 42 5 0 1 8 0 1 1 11 0 22 2 2 6 4 .290 .291
*
Hannemann, J
.290 14 62 8 18 29 4 2 1 5 0 0 0 2 0 11 3 1 0 1 .468 .313

Hodges, J .000 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 .000 .000
*
Lockhart, D .290 67 248 29 72 82 8 1 0 23 2 2 4 18 1 39 7 1 6 10 .331 .346
*
Marra, J .224 25 85 14 19 41 4 0 6 16 0 0 1 10 0 30 0 0 1 0 .482 .313

Penalver, C .261 68 234 43 61 84 16 2 1 21 1 1 3 25 0 49 9 3 7 18 .359 .338

Rodriguez, R .270 42 148 24 40 60 11 0 3 23 0 0 6 10 0 34 0 0 5 0 .405 .341
*
Rogers, J .278 74 259 37 72 107 11 0 8 47 0 2 6 45 0 71 2 1 9 9 .413 .394

Rosario, N .222 4 9 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 .222 .222

Rymel, L .253 46 162 22 41 51 7 0 1 18 3 3 7 15 0 25 1 0 8 4 .315 .337
TOTALS
.269 76 2561 384 690 995 129 13 50 337 7 23 51 265 3 573 57 22 63 96 .389 .347
PITCHERS

Arias, J
1-0 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 0 10.2 6 0 0 0 1 1 0 9 1 0
0.66

Blackburn, P 2-3 3.33 13 12 0 0 0 0 46.0 41 26 17 3 1 29 0 38 3 0
1.52

Bremer, T
0-3 2.15 23 0 0 21 0 7 29.1 19 9 7 1 1 11 2 48 3 0
1.02

Elias, E
1-0 2.13 6 0 0 2 0 0 12.2 10 3 3 0 0 5 0 12 2 2
1.18

Frazier, S
1-2 2.61 14 0 0 4 0 1 20.2 14 6 6 0 2 10 0 19 1 0
1.16

Godley, Z
2-0 1.75 13 0 0 0 0 0 25.2 20 6 5 0 0 5 0 27 6 0
0.97

Hamann, M 0-0 0.00 6 0 0 5 0 3 7.2 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 9 1 0
0.65

Hoffner, C 2-0 1.74 16 0 0 3 0 1 46.2 29 10 9 1 6 13 0 42 3 2
0.90
*
Iannazzo, M 1-1 3.21 14 0 0 10 0 4 14.0 15 6 5 2 0 2 0 18 2 0
1.21

Lang, T
0-2 9.82 6 4 0 2 0 0 14.2 17 19 16 2 3 13 0 18 10 0
2.05

Maples, D 5-2 2.14 10 9 0 0 0 0 42.0 37 16 10 0 8 19 0 41 7 0
1.33

Martinez-Pumarino, C
4-2 6.51 18 1 0 9 0 0 27.2 34 24 20 2 4 14 0 29 6 0
1.73

Masek, T
1-0 2.16 10 0 0 1 0 0 16.2 11 7 4 0 2 8 0 19 1 0
1.14
*
McKirahan, A 1-0 2.45 5 0 0 0 0 0 7.1 3 3 2 0 1 2 0 11 1 0
0.68

Orozco, E
0-1 3.77 13 0 0 8 0 3 14.1 14 8 6 0 1 6 1 22 3 0
1.40

Padron, L
2-4 5.87 13 5 0 0 0 0 38.1 39 26 25 2 0 20 1 32 2 1
1.54

Paniagua, J 0-0
11.57 6 2 0 0 0 0 14.0 30 23 18 1 1 12 0 18 4 1
3.00

Pugliese, J 4-3 2.32 12 11 0 0 0 0 62.0 55 21 16 2 4 12 0 47 2 1
1.08

Rakkar, Jr 4-1 3.58 20 0 0 8 0 1 37.2 31 16 15 6 1 10 0 41 2 0
1.09

Rhee, D
1-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0
0.50

Rodriguez, O 1-2 6.10 5 1 0 1 0 0 10.1 14 8 7 0 1 2 0 9 4 0
1.55

Rosario, J 2-1 5.48 5 5 0 0 0 0 23.0 28 15 14 2 0 9 0 20 1 1
1.61

Skulina, T 0-0 1.20 8 2 0 0 0 0 15.0 9 2 2 0 1 3 0 10 1 0
0.80

Underwood, D 3-4 4.97 14 11 0 0 0 0 54.1 62 44 30 4 6 27 0 36 8 0
1.64

Wagner, M 0-3 4.38 10 4 0 1 0 0 24.2 31 15 12 2 2 9 0 22 0 0
1.62
*
Wilson, S
3-1 3.33 12 0 0 1 0 0 24.1 26 11 9 0 2 13 1 25 5 0
1.60
*
Zastryzny, R 0-0 3.14 8 7 0 0 0 0 14.1 15 5 5 0 2 4 0 16 1 0
1.33
TOTALS
41-35 3.58 76 76 0 76 7 20 662.0 618 330 263 30 51 260 5 646 80 8 1.33
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MESA CUBS (R)

LEAGUE: Arizona League (East Division)
CLUB INFORMATION: Cubs Park, 2330 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., Mesa, AZ 85201 ... (480) 668-4500
ADMINISTRATOR: Gil Passarella
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Mike McNulty (first year with Cubs organization)
Jimmy Gonzalez Manager

FULL NAME: Jimmy Gonzalez
BORN: 3/8/73 in Hartford, CT
RESIDENCE: Middletown, CT
FAMILY: Marred Eileen Children Mariela and Isabella
Jimmy begins his first season as Rookie-League Mesas manager after serving as the clubs hitting coach last season ... the
former catcher played 14 minor league seasons after he was selected in the first round (40th overall) by Houston in the 1991 draft.
All told, hit .229 with 142 doubles, 10 triples, 73 home runs and 346 RBI in 933 minor league contests from 1991-2004.
Reached the Triple-A level three times, first with Las Vegas in 1998-99 and with Ottawa in 2001.
Anderson Tavares Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: Anderson Jose Valentin Tavares
RESIDENCE: Santiago, D.R.
FAMILY: Single ... Child Camila
Anderson begins his eighth season as a pitching coach in the organization and his second-straight campaign with RookieLeague Mesa.
Was a pitching coach for the Cubs Dominican Summer League team from 2007-12.
Compiled a 30-31 record with a 4.24 ERAin 91 games (73 starts) as a Cubs minor league pitcher (2000-05).
Most successful season was in 2003 when the righthander went 12-9 with a 3.24 ERAfor Single-ALansing.
Ricardo Medina Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Ricardo Medina (DeLeon)
BORN: 11/4/71 in Panama City, Panama
RESIDENCE: Panama City, Panama
FAMILY: Married Ibeth Children Nohely and Emmanuel
Ricardo who has been a coach, manager or scout for the Cubs organization since 1999 returns for his second season in his
second stint as a hitting coach for Rookie-League Mesa (also, 2009 and 2013).
Previously served as hitting coach for Single-A Peoria in 2008 and 2011 and for Single-A Boise in 2010.
Made his managerial debut with Mesa in 2007, guiding the club to a 27-29 mark.
As hitting coach for Boise in 2006, helped guide the team to a Northwest League-best .268 team batting average ... also handled hitting coach
responsibilities for Boise in 2004.
Served as hitting coach at Peoria in 2005 and also at Mesa from 1999-2003.
Has assisted the organization as a scout in Latin America, as a coach with the Rookie-League Dominican club and as a part-time scout in his
native Panama.
Was a part-time scout for Boston in 1997.
The former first baseman played in the Cubs farm system from 1989-94 ... had his best pro season in 1992, batting .263 with 27 doubles,
five homers and 67 RBI in 125 games with Peoria.
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Osmin Melindes Assistant Coach

FULL NAME: Osmin Dario Melendez Lopez
BORN: 3/26/75 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
FAMILY: Married Diana ... Children Dariana and Osmin Jr.
Osmin begins his second season with the organization, serving as an assistant coach with Rookie-League Mesa last year he
managed the Venezuela Cubs rookie league team.
A former minor leaguer in the Orioles organization, Osmin combined to hit .216 (63-for-291) with 34 runs, seven doubles, three triples and
24 RBI in 90-career minor league games covering two seasons.
Was a scout in the Pirates organization for 16 seasons, including 13 seasons as the organizations director of the Venezuelan Academy and
manager of the Venezuelan rookie league club.
Took the Pirates Venezuelan League team to the league finals each year from 2006-11, winning championships in 2008 and 2010 ... in 2005,
his club recorded consecutive no-hitters.
Cubs 2013 First-Year Amateur Draft Selections

RD. (Pick No.)
1 (2)
2 (41)
3 (75)
4 (108)
5 (138)
6 (168)
7 (198)
8 (228)
9 (258)
10 (288)
11 (318)
12 (348)
13 (378)
14 (408)
15 (438)
16 (468)
17 (498)
18 (528)
19 (558)
20 (588)
21 (618)
22 (648)
23 (678)
24 (708)
25 (738)
26 (768)
27 (798)
28 (828)
29 (858)
30 (888)
31 (918)
32 (948)
33 (978)
34 (1008)
35 (1038)
36 (1068)
37 (1098)
38 (1128)
39 (1158)
40 (1188)
PLAYER
Kris Bryant
Rob Zastryzny
Jacob Hannemann
Tyler Skulina
Trey Masek
Scott Frazier
David Garner
Sam Wilson
Charcer Burks
Zachary Godley
Jordan Hankins
Trevor Clifton
Trevor Graham
Daniel Poncedeleon
Michael Wagner
Cael Brockmeyer
Kelvin Freeman
Giuseppe Papaccio
Will Remillard
Zak Blair
Joshua McCauley
Kevin Brown
Tyler Ihrig
Tyler Alamo
Marcus Doi
Carlos Pena
Tyler Sciacca
Brad Renner
John Garcia
Zak Hermans
Sean Johnson
Keaton Leach
Chris Madera
Jake Thompson
Ramsey Romano
Derek Campbell
Jeremy Martinez
Zack Brown
Josh Greene
Patrick Riley
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RHP
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RHP
CF
RHP
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CF
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SS
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C
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SCHOOL
University of San Diego (CA)
University of Missouri (MO)
Brigham Young University (UT)
Kent State University (OH)
Texas Tech University (TX)
Pepperdine University (CA)
Michigan State University (MI)
Lamar Community College (CO)
William B Travis High School (TX)
University of Tennessee (TN)
Austin Peay State University (TN)
Heritage High School (TN)
Franklin Pierce University (NH)
University of Houston (TX)
University of San Diego (CA)
Cal State Bakersfield (CA)
North Carolina A&T State Uni. (NC)
Seton Hall University (NJ)
Coastal Carolina (SC)
Mercyhurst College (PA)
Shepherd College (WV)
Bryant University (RI)
Marin Community College (CA)
Cypress High School (CA)
Mid-Pacific Institute (HI)
Southwest Miami High School (FL)
Villanova University (PA)
Florida State College (FL)
Denbigh High School (VA)
Princeton University (NJ)
Iowa Western Community College (IA)
Glendale College (CA)
Northwest Florida State College (FL)
Siuslaw High School (OR)
Valhalla High School (CA)
University of California (CA)
Mater Dei High School (CA)
Seymour High School (IN)
Forest High School (FL)
Delgado College (LA)
BIRTHDAY
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3/26/92
4/29/91
9/18/91
1/9/92
12/3/91
9/21/92
7/30/91
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Mesa Cubs (R) 2013 Recap and Statistics

OVERALL RECORD: 27-28 (13-15 first half, 4th, -10.0 and 14-13 second half, 3rd, -4.0)
MANAGER: Bobby Mitchell
SEASON NOTES: Mesa went 17-11 at home and 10-17 on the road ... the Cubs recorded a season-high, five-game winning streak June
29-July 4.
BATTERS

Alamo, T .111 11 27 1 3 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 15 0 0 0 2 .111 .167

Baez, J
.287 45 164 31 47 63 9 2 1 12 3 0 2 16 1 39 25 3 4 1 .384 .357

Balaguert, Y .267 4 15 3 4 8 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 .533 .389

Batista, X .246 21 69 12 17 29 7 1 1 8 0 0 2 12 1 18 0 0 0 2 .420 .373
*
Blair, Z
.226 30 106 16 24 30 4 1 0 17 0 1 1 10 0 7 3 3 4 7 .283 .297
*
Bogusevic, B .400 7 25 7 10 16 4 1 0 5 0 0 0 7 0 5 3 0 0 0 .640 .531
*
Brown, K .230 34 113 17 26 38 5 2 1 14 1 0 3 22 0 14 8 2 1 0 .336 .370

Bryant, K .167 2 6 0 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 .333 .143

Burks, C .269 31 108 13 29 32 3 0 0 7 0 1 3 10 0 32 6 1 1 0 .296 .344
#
Castillo, E .265 16 49 6 13 18 2 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 2 0 3 .367 .280
#
Crawford, R .210 42 138 20 29 38 3 3 0 8 3 1 2 16 0 39 10 1 0 1 .275 .299
*
DeJesus, D .333 4 12 4 4 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 1 0 .500 .429

Freeman, K .262 40 130 18 34 38 4 0 0 19 0 5 4 18 0 34 0 2 5 7 .292 .357
*
Hankins, J .143 2 7 0 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .429 .125
*
Hannemann, J
.111 3 9 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 .222 .111

Hodges, J .210 47 167 26 35 49 4 2 2 20 1 2 4 11 0 44 1 0 3 14 .293 .272
*
Jackson, B .071 4 14 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 0 0 1 0 .071 .133
#
Malave, M .270 38 115 22 31 39 6 1 0 15 1 2 0 22 1 31 0 0 3 9 .339 .381
*
Mineo, A .222 16 54 5 12 15 3 0 0 11 0 0 2 4 0 17 0 1 1 1 .278 .300

Papaccio, G .313 9 32 3 10 13 1 1 0 6 0 1 2 3 0 6 2 0 0 3 .406 .395

Penalver, C .154 4 13 3 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 3 0 4 0 0 0 1 .154 .333
#
Petit, W .209 30 86 10 18 20 2 0 0 14 2 0 0 5 0 13 0 0 7 3 .233 .253

Rohan, G .286 7 21 4 6 7 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 5 0 5 0 0 1 2 .333 .407

Rosario, N .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
#
Sanchez, A .267 6 15 1 4 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 .333 .353

Sanchez, F .208 41 149 20 31 55 11 5 1 22 0 1 1 6 0 53 2 1 6 20 .369 .242
*
Schlecht, G .176 29 68 6 12 16 0 2 0 6 0 1 2 5 0 23 3 0 1 2 .235 .250
#
Stevens, T .257 26 70 8 18 23 1 2 0 7 1 0 2 13 0 18 1 0 1 3 .329 .388
*
Sweeney, R .286 4 14 4 4 6 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 .429 .412
*
Valbuena, L .714 2 7 2 5 7 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0
1.000 .750

Vitters, J .077 5 13 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 0 0 0 2 .154 .294
TOTALS
.238 55 1820 265 433 586 82 25 7 221 13 20 31 207 3 449 67 16 42 97 .322 .323
PITCHERS

Arias, J
0-1 2.53 6 4 0 0 0 0 10.2 6 3 3 0 0 2 0 12 0 0
0.75

Chavez, J
1-1 8.53 5 2 0 0 0 0 6.1 6 6 6 1 0 4 0 4 1 2
1.58

Clifton, T
0-0 6.97 8 1 0 2 0 0 10.1 13 8 8 0 0 8 0 15 3 0
2.03
*
Colina, A
1-0 5.40 2 0 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0
1.80
*
Concepcion, G 0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 1 1 0 0 1 4 0 2 3 0
1.36

Davis, J
3-1 4.50 12 0 0 1 0 0 20.0 18 11 10 1 3 7 0 10 4 0
1.25

Diaz, D
0-0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0
0.67

Diaz, J
1-0 9.53 5 1 0 2 0 1 5.2 6 7 6 1 2 4 0 7 1 0
1.76

Dolis, R
0-0 0.00 3 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0
0.33

Elias, E
2-1 5.71 9 0 0 1 0 0 17.1 25 16 11 0 4 5 0 17 1 2
1.73

Francisco, J 0-1 6.39 12 0 0 6 0 0 12.2 14 11 9 0 1 17 0 12 9 0
2.45
*
Garcia, V
1-0
13.50 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 7 4 3 0 0 2 0 3 2 0
4.50

Garner, D
0-2 7.98 9 3 0 0 0 0 14.2 19 15 13 0 1 9 0 16 2 1
1.91

Godley, Z
0-0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
2.00

Graham, T 0-0 2.01 11 4 0 1 0 1 22.1 18 5 5 2 0 5 0 17 0 0
1.03

Guillen, L
0-0 6.91 5 0 0 2 0 0 14.1 19 11 11 3 1 4 0 12 2 0
1.60

Gutierrez, C 0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
0.50

Hermans, Z 1-1 3.12 6 1 0 0 0 0 8.2 10 4 3 0 1 4 0 10 1 0
1.62
*
Ihrig, T
2-0 0.72 12 0 0 2 0 0 25.0 16 2 2 0 3 4 0 30 1 0
0.80

Lang, T
0-1 5.54 11 0 0 3 0 0 13.0 14 8 8 1 0 9 1 14 6 0
1.77

Leal, E
3-2 2.77 13 6 0 1 0 1 48.2 50 18 15 2 3 8 0 52 9 2
1.19

Lim, C
0-0 3.60 5 5 0 0 0 0 5.0 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
1.00

Masek, T
0-1
15.43 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 4 4 4 0 0 2 0 2 2 0
2.57

Mateo, M 1-0 0.00 5 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 8 0 0
0.83
*
McKirahan, A 0-0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0
2.00

McNutt, T 0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
1.50
*
Mejias, A
0-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 5 0 0 1 4 0 3 1 0
1.75

Paniagua, J 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0
0.67

Peralta, S 0-0 1.35 5 1 0 0 0 0 13.1 11 3 2 0 1 3 0 14 0 0
1.05
*
Prieto, A
1-2 4.29 6 4 0 1 0 0 21.0 19 15 10 3 0 12 2 17 2 0
1.48

Renner, B 0-0 0.00 4 0 0 1 0 1 6.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 8 2 0
0.67

Rhee, D
0-0 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
1.50
*
Rodriguez, C 1-4 6.97 13 3 0 0 0 0 31.0 44 27 24 0 2 15 1 30 2 3
1.90

Rodriguez, O 3-1 1.26 10 0 0 7 0 0 14.1 11 3 2 0 1 4 0 22 0 0
1.05

Santana, A 0-1 4.58 5 2 0 1 0 0 17.2 18 13 9 0 1 6 0 16 4 0
1.36

Searle, R
0-0 4.76 3 3 0 0 0 0 5.2 7 4 3 0 0 2 0 6 1 0
1.59

Torrez, D
4-2 3.31 12 2 0 3 0 1 49.0 49 21 18 2 0 5 1 49 0 2
1.10
*
Villalba, L 1-2 2.52 16 0 0 9 0 2 25.0 26 10 7 1 0 7 0 32 5 0
1.32
*
Villegas, D 0-4 3.68 15 1 0 10 0 5 22.0 21 17 9 0 3 7 0 19 5 2
1.27

Wagner, M 1-0 0.00 4 0 0 2 0 0 4.0 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0
1.50
*
Wilson, S
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
1.00
TOTALS
27-28 3.83 55 55 0 55 2 12 484.1 488 265 206 18 30 175 5 490 70 14 1.37
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DOMINICAN CUBS (R)

LEAGUE: Dominican Summer League
HOME PARK: Baseball City in Boca Chica, Dominican Republic
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Jose Alvarez (first year)
Juan Cabreja Manager

FULL NAME: Juan Carlos Cabreja
BORN: 7/28/78 in Moca, Dominican Republic
RESIDENCE: Moca, Dominican Republic
FAMILY: Married Anel ... Child Jeremy
Juan, who is in his 11th year with the organization, begins his third stint as
manager of the Dominican Cubs ... also spent the 2007-08 seasons and
2012 as the manager of the Cubs Dominican Summer League club.
Served as the clubs Latin America Assistant Field Coordinator last year.
Served as Rookie-League Mesas manager for three seasons (200911).
Was a coach for the Dominican Cubs from 2004-06.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
2007 Cubs-R
Dominican
41-30
2008 Cubs-R
Dominican
45-25
2009 Mesa-R
Arizona
29-27
2010 Mesa-R
Arizona
26-29
2011 Mesa-R
Arizona
28-28
2012 Cubs 1-R
Dominican
33-37
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
202-176
PCT STANDING
.577
2nd
.643
2nd
.518 3rd/T3rd
.473
3rd
.500
T2nd
.471
5th
.534
Leo Hernandez Pitching Coach

FULL NAME: Leonar de Jesus Hernandez
BORN: 1/27/69 in San Ignacio de Sabaneta, D.R.
RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
FAMILY: Married Yohanna Children Leurys and Yohanly
Leo begins his 19th year as the pitching coach for the Cubs Dominican Summer League team he joined the organization in
June 1996.
Pitched professionally in both the California Angels (1988-90) and Milwaukee Brewers (1991) farm systems.
Oscar Bernard Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Oscar Bernard
RESIDENCE: San Pedro de Macoris, DR
FAMILY: Married Yafreici Children Osmeiry and Samantha
Oscar returns for his second season as the Dominican Teams Hitting Coach after spending four seasons as a coach in the Texas
Rangers minor league system.
Spent time in the Cubs minor league system as a position player (2001-05) and pitcher (2006-07).
Spent 2008-09 coaching the Rangers Dominican Summer League team.
Yudith Ozorio Assistant Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Yudith Francisco Ozorio
BORN: 1/1/74 in La Romana, Dominican Republic
RESIDENCE: New York, NY
FAMILY: Married Hilda ... Children Michael, Franklin, Julio, Joshua, Yandy, Nahomi, Chris, Ashley and Daniella
Yudith will serve as the teams assistant hitting coach and also oversee all
aspects of the clubs outfield defense and baserunning ... managed the
Dominican Cubs for four seasons, leading the Dominican Cubs-2 team to
the division title in 2011.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
YEAR TEAM
LEAGUE
W-L
2010 Cubs 2-R
Dominican
19-52
2011 Cubs 2-R
Dominican
47-25
2012 Cubs 2-R
Dominican
33-36
2013 Cubs-R
Dominican
50-21
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
149-134
PCT STANDING
.268
8th
.653
1st
.478
5th
.704
1st
.527
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VENEZUELA CUBS (R)

LEAGUE: Venzuela Summer League
ADMINISTRATOR: Mauro Gonzalez
ATHLETIC TRAINER: Arnoldo Goite
Pedro Gonzalez Manager

FULL NAME: Pedro Gonzalez
BORN: 10/29/86 in Puerto Carabobo, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Barcelona-Edo Anzoategui, Venezuela
FAMILY: Single
Pedro begins his first year as the Venezuela Cubs manager after working the last three seasons with the club as a scout.
Signed a minor league contract as a non-drafted free agent with the Houston Astros on July 9, 2004.
Played in the Astros minor league system from 2005-09, compiling a .255 batting average (153-for-600) with 62 runs, 18 doubles, two triples
Franklin Blanco Hitting Coach

FULL NAME: Franklin J. Blanco (Ortega)
BORN: 7/11/81 in Carabobo, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
FAMILY: Single
Franklin begins his eighth season as a coach in Chicagos organization, handling hitting coach duties for the Venezuelan team
for the second-consecutive season ... served in the same capacity for the Dominican team in 2012.
Managed the Dominican Cubs club in 2008-09.
Joined the Cubs in 2007 as a hitting coach for the Venezuelan club.
DECADE FIRSTS
When he made his Cubs/major league debut May 7, 2010, Starlin Castro became the first player born during the 1990s to appear in a game for the
Cubs. The first Cubs players born in each decade since 1900:
DECADE
1900s
1910s
1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
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FIRST CUB (YEARS W/CLUB)

Virgil Cheeves (1920-23)
Frank Demaree (1932-33, 1935-38)
Johnny Schmitz (1941-42, 1946-51)
Andy Varga (1950-51)
Dick Ellsworth (1958, 1960-66)
Burt Hooton (1971-75)
Mel Hall (1981-84)
Jessie Hollins (1992)
Carlos Zambrano (2001-11)
Starlin Castro (2010-current)
BIRTHDATE
February 12, 1901
June 10, 1910
November 27, 1920
December 11, 1930
March 22, 1940
February 7, 1950
September 16, 1960
January 27, 1970
June 1, 1981
March 24, 1990
DEBUT
September 7, 1920
July 22, 1932
September 6, 1941
September 9, 1950
June 22, 1958
June 17, 1971
September 3, 1981
September 19, 1992
August 20, 2001
May 7, 2010
Dominican Cubs (R) 2013 Statistics

BATTERS

Acosta, L .122 38 123 13 15 23 2 0 2 7 0 0 1 21 0 63 8 2 3 1 .187 .255
#
Alcala, R .191 12 47 2 9 9 0 0 0 7 0 1 0 1 0 7 0 0 0 1 .191 .204
#
Caro, R
.254 60 197 47 50 74 8 8 0 18 4 1 7 33 0 49 18 5 2 1 .376 .378
#
Cuevas, V .260 60 204 34 53 73 11 3 1 20 1 3 2 37 0 37 13 8 1 14 .358 .374
#
Delarosa, F .077 11 39 5 3 3 0 0 0 3 1 2 1 2 0 20 2 0 0 0 .077 .136

Emeterio, J .261 63 203 41 53 60 2 1 1 23 2 0 2 49 0 42 37 8 2 3 .296 .409
*
Flete, B .136 7 22 4 3 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 6 0 2 1 0 1 3 .136 .310
#
Garcia, R .269 25 78 18 21 24 1 1 0 8 1 0 3 12 1 20 9 3 0 1 .308 .387
#
Gonzalez, A .202 34 99 18 20 31 2 3 1 11 1 0 3 20 0 31 6 3 3 7 .313 .352
#
Ortiz, D
.343 47 172 39 59 87 7 9 1 26 3 5 0 25 1 23 14 7 2 11 .506 .416

Paniagua, J .206 60 209 25 43 64 13 1 2 24 0 1 3 27 1 53 5 2 3 8 .306 .304

Paula, A .281 69 253 44 71 105 15 5 3 55 0 3
10 36 0 50 3 3 5 12 .415 .387

Pena, J
.232 40 125 20 29 41 6 0 2 11 0 2 1 17 0 21 1 1 4 1 .328 .324

Ramirez, C .226 23 62 9 14 14 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 9 0 10 1 1 3 2 .226 .319

Ubiera, S .301 68 256 41 77 113 18 3 4 56 0 3 4 28 0 36 13 6 2 5 .441 .375

Valerio, A .258 56 198 25 51 65 9 1 1 23 0 2 0 18 1 22 4 3 4 5 .328 .317
TOTALS
.250 71 2287 385 571 789 94 35 18 300 14 25 37 341 4 486 135 52 35 91 .345 .353
PITCHERS

Abreu, G
2-2 3.49 18 0 0 11 0 5 28.1 20 15 11 2 5 19 0 20 7 0
1.38

Araujo, P
6-0 1.05 8 2 0 3 0 0 25.2 15 3 3 1 0 3 0 31 2 0
0.70

Baldayaque, J 1-3 1.86 12 0 0 9 0 2 19.1 19 6 4 0 1 7 1 13 3 0
1.34

De La Cruz, O 1-0 6.55 4 1 0 1 0 0 11.0 16 8 8 2 4 5 0 12 4 1
1.91
*
Diaz, A
1-0 1.96 5 4 0 0 0 0 23.0 21 9 5 1 1 3 0 23 0 0
1.04

Disla, W
0-0
10.80 4 0 0 1 0 0 5.0 5 6 6 2 0 6 0 3 2 0
2.20

Escanio, L 1-1 2.36 18 0 0 9 0 3 26.2 18 11 7 0 2 16 1 32 7 0
1.28
*
Figueroa, F 5-1 1.27 13 5 0 0 0 0 49.2 27 8 7 1 0 24 0 53 5 3
1.03

Guillen, L
1-1 1.88 4 2 0 2 0 0 14.1 17 4 3 1 0 2 0 13 3 0
1.33

Hernandez, J 1-0 4.24 13 5 0 2 0 1 34.0 41 23 16 1 5 11 0 17 2 1
1.53

Hernandez, L 2-2 2.50 11 9 0 0 0 0 39.2 34 16 11 1 2 17 0 28 1 0
1.29

Llano, C
6-1 2.95 19 1 0 13 0 6 39.2 39 17 13 2 10 17 0 48 6 0
1.41

Mejia, J
0-0 3.00 3 3 0 0 0 0 9.0 6 3 3 0 3 3 0 6 1 0
1.00

Mercedes, E 0-0 2.19 12 0 0 6 0 0 12.1 4 5 3 0 0 20 0 11 4 0
1.95

Morel, J
0-0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 0 5.0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 7 1 0
1.60

Morel, Y
1-1 1.63 10 4 0 2 0 1 27.2 20 5 5 0 5 4 0 26 2 0
0.87

Paniagua, J 0-0 0.00 4 4 0 0 0 0 12.1 4 0 0 0 1 2 0 13 1 0
0.49
*
Paulino, J 5-3 2.33 13 10 0 1 0 0 58.0 47 18 15 1 6 12 0 71 2 0
1.02

Pereyra, J 0-0
12.00 7 0 0 2 0 0 6.0 8 8 8 0 3 5 0 5 1 0
2.17

Perez, H
4-3 1.88 13 8 0 1 0 1 57.1 49 16 12 0 4 13 0 62 3 0
1.08
*
Perez, J
4-2 3.18 10 1 0 2 0 0 22.2 14 9 8 1 2 19 0 14 5 3
1.46

Reyes, A
0-0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 0
1.00

Silverio, P 1-0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 2 0 0 0 0 7 0 4 0 0
1.93

Vasquez, D 4-1 3.21 14 0 0 4 0 1 28.0 26 16 10 1 0 15 1 18 4 1
1.46

Zapata, J
4-0 1.93 13 9 0 2 0 1 56.0 36 18 12 0 6 9 0 49 4 0
0.80
TOTALS
50-21 2.49 71 71 0 71 10 21 617.1 493 225 171 18 60 244 3 582 70 9 1.19
QUALIFYING NUMBERS
To qualify for the batting championship, a player must have a minimum of 502 plate appearances or 3.1 plate appearances per number of his teams
games.
To qualify for the ERA title, a pitcher must have at least 162.0 innings pitched.
To qualify for the fielding championship, a player must have the highest fielding average at his position and, (1) a catcher must have played in at least
81 games; (2) an infielder or outfielder must have played in at least 108 games; and (3) a pitcher must have at least 162.0 innings pitched.
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Venezuela Cubs (R) 2013 Statistics

BATTERS
#
Alcala, R .353 64 241 43 85 131 15 2 9 49 0 3 2 13 0 34 5 3 4 9 .544 .386
*
Arcila, D .321 64 240 48 77 128 21 0 10 42 0 5 0 32 1 62 3 6 3 7 .533 .394

Calero, A .297 61 229 35 68 104 13 4 5 33 1 3
10 9 0 53 12 7 5 4 .454 .347
*
Flete, B
.271 67 247 45 67 88 11 5 0 23 2 2 5 41 0 44 17 14 1 31 .356 .383
#
Garcia, H .246 62 236 36 58 74 7 3 1 17 1 2 2 21 0 48 31 8 3 15 .314 .310

Gomez, V .288 20 66 12 19 28 2 2 1 7 1 1 0 8 0 19 4 0 2 3 .424 .360

Gonzalez, J .130 23 69 8 9 15 4 1 0 8 1 0 2 10 0 17 5 1 2 6 .217 .259

Gonzalez, L .209 35 91 16 19 36 8 0 3 11 2 0 5 6 0 30 0 2 4 2 .396 .294
#
Hodwalker, M .204 40 108 10 22 27 3 1 0 9 1 0 2 10 0 33 3 5 0 4 .250 .283
*
Marcano, R .279 68 251 43 70 113 19 6 4 45 0 6 2 24 1 53 13 5 1 4 .450 .339

Pereda, J .213 59 188 18 40 55 9 0 2 21 1 3 1 22 1 36 0 0 3 7 .293 .294

Rico, M .231 62 195 39 45 85 10 0 10 26 0 4 6 23 3 59 2 1 4 16 .436 .325

Vahlis, R .241 33 87 10 21 33 3 0 3 14 1 0 1 9 0 14 1 0 2 5 .379 .320

Vargas, E .366 13 41 7 15 22 4 0 1 13 0 1 1 7 0 10 0 0 0 0 .537 .460
TOTALS
.269 68 2293 370 616 940 129 24 49 319 11 30 39 235 6 514 96 53 34 125 .410 .343
PITCHERS

Alzolay, A
5-3 1.07 15 12 0 0 0 0 67.0 49 16 8 1 3 10 0 61 4 1
0.88

Bermudez, H 2-1 5.68 12 2 0 1 0 0 25.1 25 20 16 3 7 18 0 10 5 2
1.70

Carrillo, F 8-3 2.09 21 0 0 9 0 1 51.2 48 17 12 1 5 5 0 53 4 0
1.03

Castillo, J 0-2 4.26 5 4 0 0 0 0 19.0 20 13 9 0 0 3 0 14 5 1
1.21
*
Colina, A
0-1 2.13 9 0 0 3 0 0 12.2 12 6 3 0 2 4 0 3 3 0
1.26

De Los Rio, E 2-1 2.08 11 9 0 0 0 0 43.1 31 13 10 4 2 10 0 26 5 0
0.95
*
Diaz, A
3-0 2.18 19 2 0 5 0 1 41.1 33 20 10 2 3 11 0 44 4 0
1.06

Eregua, G 2-1 1.45 11 6 0 0 0 0 43.1 34 9 7 1 3 3 0 42 3 1
0.85
*
Fuentes, M 2-0 8.10 17 0 0 5 0 0 23.1 31 24 21 1 6 13 0 19 4 3
1.89
*
Garcia, V
2-4 4.91 13 13 0 0 0 0 51.1 62 38 28 4 3 7 0 41 6 0
1.34
*
Gomez, Y
0-1 4.18 12 2 0 1 0 0 23.2 25 15 11 2 0 9 1 15 3 1
1.44

Jerez, S
0-2 3.29 6 3 0 0 0 0 13.2 9 8 5 0 3 7 0 9 4 0
1.17
*
Mejias, A
3-0 2.45 4 1 0 0 0 0 11.0 7 6 3 1 0 3 0 8 2 0
0.91

Pacheco, Y 2-2 2.61 28 0 0 22 0
10 41.1 42 15 12 6 2 6 2 37 0 1
1.16
*
Pieters, C
1-5
12.21 19 4 0 2 0 0 24.1 23 41 33 0 6 42 0 19 15 1
2.67

Ramirez, M 1-0 3.38 14 2 0 3 0 0 21.1 20 9 8 1 5 5 0 20 4 0
1.17

Rivero, B
0-1
30.24 11 0 0 3 0 0 8.1 17 28 28 1 5 18 0 5 7 0
4.20

Romero, C 0-1 7.71 7 0 0 5 0 0 7.0 9 6 6 0 0 7 1 3 3 1
2.29

Salazar, V 3-2 3.26 18 1 0 5 0 2 38.2 33 15 14 3 1 9 1 32 4 0
1.09

Valera, R
0-1
42.43 8 0 0 4 0 0 4.2 11 22 22 0 6 11 0 1 8 0
4.71

Vides, M
0-1 5.90 15 7 0 0 0 0 29.0 29 24 19 3 4 19 0 11 4 2
1.66
TOTALS
36-32 4.27 68 68 0 68 3 14 601.1 570 365 285 34 66 220 5 473 97 14 1.31
HOW TO FIGURE BASEBALL STATISTICS
Earned Run Average (ERx9)/IP: Earned runs multiplied by 9, then divided by innings pitched (0.1 innings = .333, 0.2 innings = .667).
Batting Average H/AB: Hits divided by at-bats.
Slugging Percentage TB/AB: Total number of bases (single = 1 base, double = 2 bases, triple = 3 bases, home run = 4 bases) divided by at-bats.
Fielding Average (PO+A)/(PO+A+E): Putouts plus assists divided by total chances (putouts plus assists plus errors).
On-Base Percentage (H+BB+HBP)/(AB+BB+HBP+SF): Hits plus walks plus hit-by-pitch divided by at-bats plus walks plus hit-by-pitch plus
sacrifice flies.
Win-Loss Percentage: Number of games won divided by total games played.
Magic Numbers: Compute the number of games remaining, add one, then subtract the number of games ahead in the loss column of the
standings of the closest opponent.
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SCOUTING AND INTERNATIONAL

OPERATIONS DIRECTORY
Professional Scouting
Amateur Scouting
Director, Professional Scouting:

Joe Bohringer
Senior Vice President, Scouting and Player

Development: Jason McLeod
Coordinator, Professional Scouting:

Andrew Bassett
Director, Amateur Scouting: Matt Dorey
Major League Scouts:

Jason Karegeannes
Dave Littlefield
Adam Wogan
Professional Scouts:
Billy Blitzer
Steve Boros
Jake Ciarrachi
Jason Cooper
Denny Henderson
Steve Hinton
Terry Kennedy
Mark Kiefer
Ken Kravec
Robert Lofrano
Mark Servais
Keith Stohr
ADVANCE SCOUTING
Special Assistant to the President and
General Manager, Director Video and
Advanced Scouting:
Kyle Evans
Major League Advance Scout:
Adam Melhuse
Kyle Phillips
Assistant Director, Advance Scouting and
Major League Strategy:
Bobby Basham
Coordinator, Advance Scouting:
Nate Halm
VIDEO
Coordinator, Major League Video/
Pacific Liason:
Naoto Masamoto
Coordinator, Amateur and Player
Development Video:
Mitch Duggins
Assistant, Player Development Video:
Sam Hunter
Assistant Director, Amateur Scouting:

Lukas McKnight
Amateur Scouting Assistant: Shane Farrell
National Crosscheckers:
Sam Hughes, Ron Tostenson
International Scouting
Special Assistant to the GM,
Director of International Scouting:
Louie Eljaua
Assistant Director, Player Development and
International Operations:
Alex Suarez
International Crosschecker Pacific Rim
Supervisor:
Paul Weaver
Regional Crosscheckers:
Mark Adair, Bobby Filotei, Steve Riha,
Lukas McKnight
Assistant, Player Development/

International Scouting:
Kenny Socorro
Scouting Supervisor: Jim Crawford
Director, Dominican Republic Operations:

Jose Serra
Scouting Coordinator, Dominican Republic:
Gian Guzman
Venezuelan Scouting Supervisor:
Hector Ortega
Dominican Operations Administrator:
Ronaldo Peralta
Dominican Operations Assistant:
Miguel Diaz
AREA SCOUTS
Tim Adkins: Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio,
Pennsylvania (Western), West Virginia
Tom Clark: Florida (Northern),
Georgia (Southern)
Chris Clemons: Louisiana (Northern), Texas
(Northern)
Jonathan Davis: Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee
Scott Fairbanks: Alaska, Idaho, Montana,
Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Canada
(Western)
Trey Forkerway: Texas (Southern and
Central), Louisiana (Southern)
Al Geddes: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington, Wyoming, Canada (Western)
John Koronka: Florida (Southern), Puerto
Rico, Virgin Islands
Keith Lockhart: Georgia (Northern),
South Carolina
Alex Lontayo: California (Southern)
Steve McFarland: Arizona, Colorado,
New Mexico, Utah, Nevada (Southern), Texas
(Western)
Tom Myers: California (Central), Hawaii
Ty Nichols: Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri,
Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
South Dakota
Matt Sherman: Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode
Island, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, New York, Pennyslavania
(Eastern), Canada (Eastern)
Billy Swoope: Delaware, Maryland, North
Carolina, Virginia
Gabe Zappin: California (Northern), Nevada
Stan Zielinski: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin
Coordinator, Columbian Operations:

Manny Esquivia
INTERNATIONAL AREA SCOUTS
Mario Encarnacion: Dominican Republic
Jose Estevez: Dominican Republic
Valerio Heredia: Dominican Republic
Juan DeDios Moncion: Dominican Republic
Carlos Reyes: Dominican Republic
Carlos Figueroa: Venezuela
Julio Figueroa: Venezuela
Jose Gomez: Venezuela
Mario Gonzalez: Venezuela
Rafael Jimenez: Venezuela
Miguel Mijares: Venezuela
Charles Perez: Venezuela
Raul Cano: Mexico
Sergio Hernandez: Mexico
Cirillo Cumberbatch: Panama
Min Kyu Sung: Pacific Rim
Brent Phelan: Australia
Part-Time Scouts:
Ramser Correa, Louis Raffan, Keith Ryman,
Eric Servais
229
Amateur Scouting
Matt Dorey
Director, Amateur Scouting
Lukas McKnight
Assistant Director,
Amateur Scouting
Shane Farrell
Amateur Scouting
Assistant
Sam Hughes
National Crosschecker
Ron Tostesnson
National Crosschecker
Mark Adair
Regional Crosschecker
Bobby Filotei
Steve Riha
Jim Crawford
Scouting Supervisor
Tim Adkins
Area Scout (KY, MI, OH,
West PA, WV)
Tom Clark
Area Scout (No. FL,
So. GA)
Chris Clemons
Area Scout (No. LA,
No. TX)
Jonathan Davis
Area Scout (AL, MS, TN)
Scott Fairbanks
Area Scout (AK, ID, MT,
OR, WA, WY, West Canada)
Trey Forkerway
Area Scout (So./Cen. TX,
So. LA)
Al Geddes
Area Scout (AK, ID, MT,
OR, WA, WY, West Canada)
John Koronka
Area Scout (Sou. FL, P.R.,
Virgin Islands)
Keith Lockhart
Area Scout (No. GA, SC)
Alex Lontayo
Area Scout (So. CA)
Steve McFarland
Area Scout (AZ, CO, NM,
UT, So. NV, West TX)
Tom Myers
Area Scout (Cen. CA, HI)
Ty Nichols
Area Scout (AR, KS, MO,
NE, ND, OK, SD)
Matt Sherman
Area Scout (CT, VT, RI,
ME,NH, NJ, MA, NY, Ea. PA,
Ea. Canada)
Billy Swoope
Area Scout (DE, MD,
NC, VA)
Gabe Zappin
Area Scout (No. CA, NV)
Stan Zielinski
Area Scout (IL, IN, IA,
MN, WI)
230
Professional Scouting
Joe Bohringer
Director, Pro Scouting
Andrew Bassett
Coordinator, Pro Scouting
Jason Karegeannes
Major League Scout
Dave Littlefield
Major League Scout
Adam Wogan
Major League Scout
Billy Blitzer
Professional Scout
Steve Boros
Professional Scout
Jake Ciarrachi
Professional Scout
Jason Cooper
Professional Scout
Denny Henderson
Professional Scout
Steve Hinton
Professional Scout
Terry Kennedy
Professional Scout
Mark Kiefer
Professional Scout
Ken Kravec
Professional Scout
Robert Lofrano
Professional Scout
Mark Servais
Professional Scout
Keith Stohr
Professional Scout
Kyle Evans
Special Assistant to
President/GM
Adam Melhuse
Major League Advance
Scout
Kyle Phillips
Major League Advance
Scout
Bobby Basham
Assistant Director,
Advance Scouting and
Major League Strategy
Nate Halm
Coordinator, Advance
Scouting
Nao Masamoto
Coordinator, Major League
Video/Pacific Liason
Mitch Duggins
Coordinator, Amateur and
Player Development Video
Sam Hunter
Assistant,
Player Development Video
231
Louie Eljaua
Special Assistant to GM,
Director of Intl Scouting
Alex Suarez
Asst.Director, Player Dev./
International Operations
Paul Weaver
Intl Crosschecker/
Pacific Rim Supervisor
Kenny Socorro
Asst., Player Development/
Jose Serra
Director, Dominican
Republic Operations
Gian Guzman
Scouting Coordinator,
Dominican Republic
Hector Ortega
Venezuelan Scouting
Supervisor
Rolando Peralta
Dominican Operations
Administrator
Miguel Diaz
Dominican Operations
Assistant
Manny Esquivia
Coordinator, Columbia
Operations
Mario Encarnacion
Dominican Republic
Area Scout
Jose Estevez
Dominican Republic
Area Scout
Valerio Heredia
Dominican Republic
Area Scout
Juan DeDios Moncion

Dominican Republic
Area Scout
Carlos Reyes
Dominican Republic
Area Scout
Carlos Figueroa
Venezuela Area Scout
Julio Figueroa
Jose Gomez
Mario Gonzalez
Rafael Jimenez
Miguel Mijares
Charles Perez
Raul Cano
Mexico Area Scout
Sergio Hernandez
Mexico Area Scout
Cirillo Cumberbatch
Panama Area Scout
Min Kyu Sung

Pacific Rim Area Scout
Brent Phelan
Australia Area Scout
232
MINOR LEAGUE PLAYER REGISTER

Gilberto Abreu Pitcher
FULL NAME: Gilberto Manuel Abreu (Cerrano) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on August 8 BORN: 8/8/93 in Castillo, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Francisco de Macoris, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 3/14/10 (scouts: Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
YEAR TEAM
2010
DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-3 4.33 12 5 0 0 0 27.0 21 21 13 0 3 28 14 7 0
1-4 4.84 13 9 0 0 0 35.1 29 31 19 1 4 34 34 21 0
0-0
2.45 2 2 0 0 0 3.2 2 2 1 0 0 3 3 0 0
2-2 3.49 18 0 0 0 5 28.1 20 15 11 2 5 19 20 7 0
3-9 4.20 45 16 0 0 5 94.1 72 69 44 3 12 84 71 35 0
Luis Acosta Infielder

FULL NAME: Luis Enrique Acosta BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 11/28/94 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Marino Encarnacion)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.197 61 203 26 40 10 1
3 28 0 1 3 25 89 10-4 24 .293 .300
.122 38 123 13 15 2 0 2 7 0 0 1 21 63 8-2 1 .255 .187
.169 99 326 39 55
12 1 5 35 0 1 4 46
152 18-6 25
.279 .258
Tyler Alamo Catcher

FULL NAME: Tyler Anthony Alamo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on May 2 BORN: 5/2/95 in Orange, CA RESIDENCE: Cypress, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Cypress High School in Cypress, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 24th round of 2013 draft (scout: Alex Lantoya)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Summer 2012 Played on USA Baseball age-group team; won a gold medal
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.111 11 27 1 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 2 15 0-0 2 .167 .111
Roney Alcala Infielder

FULL NAME: Roney Enrique Alcala BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 2/15/94 in Los Teques, Miranda, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Santa Teresa del Tuy, Miranda, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/11 (scout: Hector Ortega)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R

DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.303 59 231 43 70 13 2
5 43 0 5 3 13 32
8-4
10 .341 .442
.353 64 241 43 85
15 2 9 49 0 3 2 13 34 5-3 9
.386 .544
.191 12 47 2 9 0 0 0 7 0 1 0 1 7 0-0 1 .204 .191
.316 135 519 88 164 28 4 14 99 0 9 5 27 73 13-7 20 .350 .466
Adbert Alzolay Pitcher

FULL NAME: Adbert Marcelo Alzolay BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/1/95 in San Felix, Venezuela RESIDENCE: San Felix, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/28/12 (scouts: Hector Ortega and Julio Figueroa)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

5-3 1.07 15 12 0 0 0 67.0 49 16 8 1 3 10 61 4 1
Gioskar Amaya Infielder

FULL NAME: Gioskar Julio Amaya BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 12/13/92 in Edo Carabobo, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2012 Named to the Topps/Minor League Baseball shortseason All-Star Team ... named a Northwest League
All-Star ... led the Northwest League with 12 triples and 61 runs scored ... was third with 135 total bases while his .496 slugging percent
age tied for third ... 2011 Led the Arizona League with 77 hits, was second with a .377 batting average and tied for third with eight triples
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 1-R
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Iowa-AAA

Boise-A
2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.282 69 238 33 67 8 3
1 29 5 4 10 28 33 18-8 20 .375 .353
.377 52 204 37 *77 11 8 0 36 4 3 3 13 39 13-8 17 .417 .510
1.000 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0
1.000
2.000
.298 69 272
*61 81 6
*12 8 33 2 4 6 33 65 15-5 9
.381 .496
.252 117 453 65 114 26 6
5 28 3 5 13 42 109 13-6 22 .329 .369
.291 308 1168 197 340 52 29 14 126 14 16 32 116 246 59-27 68 .366 .421
*Led League
233
Justin Amlung Pitcher

FULL NAME: Justin Amlung BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on May 21 BORN: 5/21/90 in Louisville, KY RESIDENCE: Louisville, KY
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Louisville graduated from St. Xavier High School in Louisville, Ky.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 12th round of 2012 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Earned Louisville Slugger All-America honors, was BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year and earned First Team All-Big East
accolades for the 2012 season ... was named the Pitcher of the Week on two different occasions (4/30/12 & 5/14/12) selected in the
39th round of the 2011 MLB Draft by the Cincinnati Reds (did not sign), while earning First Team All-Big East honors.
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0 6.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0
0-1 6.00 6 6 0 0 0 12.0 19 8 8 3 0 4 6 1 0
5-4 3.75 32 1 0 0 2 72.0 71 36 30 6 4 29 60 7 2
5-5 3.80 41 7 0 0 2 90.0 92 44 38 9 4 34 72 8 2
Lars Anderson Infielder

FULL NAME: Lars Eric Anderson BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 26 BORN: 9/25/87 in Oakland, CA RESIDENCE: Fair Oaks, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Jesuit High School in Carmichael, Calif.
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Boston in the 18th round of the 2006 draft (scout: Blair Henry)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a minor league contract with Cubs 1/20/14
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Acquired by the White Sox from Toronto, April 1, for cash considerations placed on Triple-A Charlottes seven-
day D.L., April 4-17, with a right hamstring strain before being released, July 18 2012 Spent time with Boston, Triple-A Pawtucket and
with Clevelands Triple-A affiliate Columbus acquired by the Indians, July 31, from Red Sox for RHP Steven Wright 2011 Led Triple-A
Pawtucket and ranked among International League leaders in walks (1st, 80), RBI (T-7th, 78), hits (T-8th, 130) and doubles (T-8th, 31)
2010 Made big league debut with Red Sox, and at 22 years, 346 days old, became the youngest Red Sox player to appear at first
base since Cecil Cooper in 1972 (22 years, 289 days) ... earned Red Sox Minor League Defensive Player of the Year honors for August/
September entered season rated by Baseball America as fourth-best prospect and power hitter in Bostons farm system 2009
Named to Eastern League midseason All-Star Team entered season rated by Baseball America as the best hitter for average and for
power in the Boston organization 2008 Named Bostons Minor League Offensive Player of the Year finished the season ranked as
the third-best prospect in the California League by Baseball America also tabbed as the second-best position player by the publication
in Bostons farm system
YEAR TEAM
2007
Greenville-A

Lancaster-A
2008
Lancaster-A

Portland-AA
2009
Portland-AA
2010
Portland-AA

Pawtucket-AAA

Boston
2011
Pawtucket-AAA

Boston
2012
Boston

Pawtucket-AAA

Columbus-AAA
2013
Charlotte-AAA
MAJOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.288 124 458 69 132 35 3 10 69 0 2 2 71 112 2-4 10 .385 .443
.343 10 35 13 12 2 0 1 9 0 1 0 11 9 0-0 0 .489 .486
.317 77 306 58 97
19 1 13 50 0 3 3 46 64 0-0 6
.408 .513
.316 41 133 27 42
13 0 5 30 0 1 0 29 43 1-0 3
.436 .526
.233 119 447 50 104 23 0 9 51 0 1 1 63 114 2-0 10 .328 .345
.355 17 62 13 22 5 0 5 16 0 2 0 7 16 1-1 1 .408 .677
.262 113 409 49 107 32 3 10 53 0 3 6 44 109 2-2 9 .340 .428
.200 18 35 4 7 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 7 8 0-0 0 .326 .229
.265 136 491 65 130 31 2 14 78 0 3 3 *80 120 5-0 9 .369 .422
.000 6 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 1 .000 .000
.125 6 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 0 .125 .125
.259 93 340 49 88
22 2 9 52 0 5 0 56 89 1-0 6
.359 .415
.196 18 56 4 11 5 0 0 7 0 2 2 9 18 0-0 1 .319 .286
.194 66 227 20 44 7 0 2 14 1 2 3 33 72 1-0 1 .302 .251
.167 30 48 7 8 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 7 14 0-0 1 .268 .188
.266 814 2964 417 789
194 11 78 429 1 25 20 449 766 15-7 56 .364 .418
*Led League
John Andreoli Outfielder

FULL NAME: John Francis Andreoli BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on June 9 BORN: 6/9/90 in Worcester, MA RESIDENCE: Shrewsbury, MA
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Connecticut
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 17th round of 2011 draft (scout: Matt Sherman)
w FAMILY TIES: Son of former New England Patriot, John Andreoli cousin of former Cub, Daniel Bard
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star ... combined for 40 steals between Daytona and Tennessee,
and was caught just five times ... 2012 Led the Florida State League with 75 walks and 55 stolen bases ... his .402 on-base percentage
ranked third
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2012
Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE
TOTALS
234

.429 2 7 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-0 0 .500 .429
.111 8 27 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 2-0 0 .200 .111
.289 121 412 68 119 17 8 1 25 3 2 4 *75 89 *55-20 7 .402 .376
.318 68 264 43 84
11 6 0 25 1 3 1 34 57 23-3 3
.394 .405
.289 59 201 31 58
12 2 2 19 0 2 2 21 38 17-2 2
.358 .398
.293 258 911 146 267 40 16 3 70 4 7 7 134 190 98-25 12 .385 .382
*Led League
Jeff Antigua Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jeffry Antigua BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on June 23 BORN: 6/23/90 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent, 10/5/06(scouts:Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
YEAR TEAM
2007

DSL Cubs-R
2008
Mesa-R
2009
Boise-A

Peoria-A
2010
Peoria-A
2011
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Peoria-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Kane County-A

Iowa-AAA

Tennessee-AA
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

7-2 3.15 14 14 0 0 0 71.1 72 33 25 2 1 14 55 3 1
2-3 3.05 14 6 0 0 0 41.1 42 22 14 2 0 16 32 6 2
2-1 2.30 7 5 0 0 0 31.1 19 8 8 3 0 10 35 1 0
4-0 3.62 7 7 0 0 0 37.1 30 16 15 4 1 9 33 2 0
4-5 4.16 21 17 0 0 0 93 88 47 43 11 2 33 88 4 1
1-2 8.56 10 0 0 0 1 13.2 20 18 13 3 3 6 12 5 0
2-2 2.92 22 8 0 0 0 83.1 75 32 27 9 0 18 81 4 0
2-3 2.63 14 4 0 0 0 41.0 33 19 12 5 1 11 38 2 0
1-1 3.83 20 2 0 0 1 40.0 41 17 17 6 0 13 40 1 0
3-1 2.45 13 0 0 0 1 25.2 24 10 7 0 0 5 30 0 0
2-2 5.40 16 1 0 0 0 40.0 43 26 24 6 1 14 30 1 0
2-0 2.03 5 0 0 0 0 13.1 7 3 3 0 0 7 12 1 1
1-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 0
33-22 3.50 164 64 0 0 3 534.1 495 251 208 51 11 157 489 30 5
Pedro Araujo Pitcher

FULL NAME: Pedro Araujo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 214
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on July 2 BORN: 7/2/93 in San Cristobal, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Cristobal, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 5/2/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-1 4.45 15 9 0 0 0 56.2 52 38 28 2 4 25 51 13 2
5-2 2.72 13 8 0 0 0 53.0 50 21 16 1 4 12 47 6 0
6-0 1.05 8 2 0 0 0 25.2 15 3 3 1 0 3 31 2 0
15-3 3.13 36 19 0 0 0 135.1
117 62 47 4 8 40
129 21 2
Delbis Arcila Infielder

FULL NAME: Delbis Alejandro Arcila BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on April 30 BORN: 4/30/93 in Valencia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL Cubs 1-R
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013 VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.286 19
63
7 18 5 0
0
6 2 0 1 12 14
2-0
3 .408 .365
.254 43 134 22 34 4 2 1 22 0 3 3 29 38 2-3 2 .391 .336
.258 65 225 42 58 12 4
5 44 0 0 2 36 52
7-4
7 .365 .413
.258 62 217 30 56 15 3
2 29 1 1 4 36 50
5-6
10 .372 .382
.321 64 240 48 77 21 0 10 42 0 5 0 32 62
3-6
7 .394 .533
.276 253 879 149 243 57 9 18 143 3 9 10 145 216 19-19 29 .382 .423
Jose Arias Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jose Oscar Arias (Toribio) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 1/17/91 in Santiago, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santiago, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 5/5/10 (scouts: JoseSerra and Jose Estevez)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Kane Countys disabled list, April 18-August 7, with right elbow inflammation
YEAR TEAM
2010
DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A

Mesa-R
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-2 6.00 10 9 0 0 0 36.0 42 27 24 1 5 17 33 3 1
1-1 2.28 12 10 0 0 0 43.1 31 16 11 2 5 8 50 5 0
4-2 3.25 14 13 0 0 0 63.2 61 26 23 3 7 19 46 5 1
0-0 8.68 4 2 0 0 0 9.1 16 13 9 1 0 11 9 0 0
0-1 2.53 6 4 0 0 0 10.2 6 3 3 0 0 2 12 0 0
1-0
0.00 4 0 0 0 0 10.2 6 0 0 0 1 1 9 1 0
7-6 3.63 50 38 0 0 0 173.2
162 85 70 7 18 58
159 14 2
Luis Ayala Outfielder
FULL NAME: Luis Miguel Ayala BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 12/21/95 in Maracay, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Choroni, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
AVG
AB R

WILL MAKE DEBUT IN 2014
235
Jeffrey Baez Outfielder

FULL NAME: Jeffrey Nazareth Baez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/30/93 in El Tigre, Venezuela RESIDENCE: El Tigre, Venezuela
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Led the Arizona League with 25 stolen bases ... was caught just three times
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R

Mesa-R
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.300 30 120 27 36 5 1
2 17 0 0 1 12 23 19-3
.268 38 142 30 38 7 2 3 19 3 1 4 12 32 13-7
.291 48 172 40 50 10 4
3 28 1 3 8 18 35 28-9
.222 6 18 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 1-0
.287 45 164 31 47 9 2 1 12 3 0 2 16 39 *25-3
.154 4 13 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 2 6 1-0
.281 171 629 130 177 31 11 9 80 7 4 16 61 140 87-22
*Led League
E OBP SLG
3 .368 .408
2 .340 .408
0 .378 .448
1 .263 .222
1 .357 .384
1 .313 .462
8 .358 .409
Yasiel Balaguert Gonzalez Outfielder

FULL NAME: Yasiel Balaguert Gonzalez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 1/9/93 in La Habana, Cuba RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 12/7/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Louis Eljaua)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Peoria-A

Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.208 39 149 10 31 5 0 1 18 0 1 0 5 49 0-1
.235 32 115 16 27 4 2 2 15 0 3 0 10 27 1-1
.261 63 238 33 62
15 1 8 48 0 4 1 26 70 1-3
.267 4 15 3 4 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 4 0-0
.240 138 517 62 124 26 4 11 83 0 8 1 44 150 2-5
E OBP SLG
0 .232 .262
1 .289 .357
3
.331 .433
0 .389 .533
4 .296 .369
Frank Batista Pitcher

FULL NAME: Frank Batista BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 26 BORN: 4/26/89 in Santiago, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santiago, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 1/18/09 (scouts: Jose Serra and Jose Estevez)
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2013 Ranked second in the Southern League with 19 saves ... 2012 Named to the Southern League mid-
season All-Star team ... led the league with 24 saves, the third-highest single-season total in franchise history ... 2011 Named both a
mid-season and post-season Florida State League All-Star ... led the league with 51 appearances, 48 games finished and a .226 batting
average against ... his 26 saves ranked second in the league
YEAR TEAM
2009
DSL Cubs 1-R
2010
Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A
2012
Iowa-AAA

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-2 3.55 15 9 1 0 3 58.1 63 29 23 3 3 7 63 3 1
2-5 4.46 22 11 0 0 2 72.2 74 37 36 13 1 24 67 1 0
5-3 2.36
*51 0 0 0 26 61.0 51 18 16 3 2 20 46 2 0
0-0
5.87 6 0 0 0 0 7.2 9 6 5 1 0 4 5 1 0
2-0 2.22 43 0 0 0
*24 52.2 38 14 13 6 0 21 39 1 0
3-3 2.60 48 0 0 0 19 62.1 55 21 18 2 2 28 52 6 0
16-13 3.18 185 20 1 0 74 314.2 290 125 111 28 8 104 272 14 1
*Led League
Harrinson Bermudez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Harrinson Jose Bermudez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/6/95 in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Moron, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
236

0-0 6.11 9 0 0 0 0 17.2 18 16 12 0 1 9 10 5 0
2-1 5.68 12 2 0 0 0 25.1 25 20 16 3 7 18 10 5 2
2-1 5.86 21 2 0 0 0 43.0 43 36 28 3 8 27 20 10 2
Corey Black Pitcher
FULL NAME: Corey William Black BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on August 4 BORN: 8/4/91 in San Diego, CA RESIDENCE: San Diego, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended Faulkner University in Montgomery, Ala. graduated from Mission Bay High School (Calif.)
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by New York (A.L.) in fourth round of 2012 draft
w HOW ACQUIRED: From New York (A.L.) 7/26/13 for OF Alfonso Soriano and a cash consideration
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Led the Florida State League with 116 strikeouts between Tampa and Daytona
YEAR TEAM
2012
GCL Yankees-R

Staten Island-A

Charleston-A
2013
Tampa-A
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
6.75 1 1 0 0 0 1.1 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0
0-0 2.28 6 6 0 0 0 27.2 22 9 7 1 2 8 21 2 0
2-2 3.80 5 5 0 0 0 23.2 18 11 10 0 2 5 29 1 0
3-8 4.25 19 19 0 0 0 82.2 79 54 39 2 7 45
*88 14 0
4-0 2.88 5 5 0 0 0 25.0 22 9 8 3 2 10
*28 2 0
9-10 3.65 36 36 0 0 0 160.1
143 84 65 6 13 70
166 19 0
*Combined for League Lead
Paul Blackburn Pitcher

FULL NAME: Paul Blackburn BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 12/4/93 in Antioch, CA RESIDENCE: Oakley, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Heritage High School in Brentwood, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in sandwich round (56th overall) of 2012 draft (scout: Scott Fairbanks)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named Northwest League Pitcher of the Week for June 17-23 ... tossed 10.0 innings in two games, allowing one
unearned run on four hits and one walk, striking out 12
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-0 3.48 9 6 0 0 0 20.2 23 11 8 2 0 7 13 1 0
2-3 3.33 13 12 0 0 0 46.0 41 26 17 3 1 29 38 3 0
4-3 3.38 22 18 0 0 0 66.2 64 37 25 5 1 36 51 4 0
Zak Blair Infielder
FULL NAME: Zakari David Blair BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 12/19/89 in Jefferson, OH RESIDENCE: Jefferson, OH
w SCHOOL: Attended Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pa. graduated from Jefferson (Ohio) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 20th round of 2013 draft (scout: John Ceprini)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Started all 50 games at shortstop and batted third in order ... led team in batting average (.329), hits (57),
runs scored (26), at-bats (173), doubles (12) and total bases (71) won the Daniel J. Silva Award for Sportsmanship
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.226 30 106 16 24 4 1 0 17 0 1 1 10 7 3-3 7 .297 .283
David Bote Infielder

FULL NAME: David C. Bote (Bow-dee) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 April 7 BORN: 4/7/93 in Longmont, CO RESIDENCE: Thornton, CO
w SCHOOL: Attended Neosho County CC in Chanute, Kan. graduated from Faith Christian Academy in Arvada, Colo.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 18th round of 2012 draft (scout: Rick Schroeder)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Named to the 2012 JUCO World Series All-Tournament team as a freshman ... made the All-Conference team.
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Daytona-A

Kane County-A

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.232 38 125 16 29 7 3 1 14 1 1 4 19 32 5-2 9 .349 .360
.143 4 14 3 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 4 0-0 0 .294 .214
.143 17 49 7 7 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 12 8 0-2 6 .311 .224
.250 69 232 39 58 9 0 6 31 0 5
10 23 61 6-4 15
.337 .366
.229 128 420 65 96 18 3 8 52 1 6 14 57 105 11-8 30 .336 .343
Tyler Bremer Pitcher

FULL NAME: Tyler James Bremer BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 225
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 12/7/89 in Berkeley, CA RESIDENCE: Berkeley, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas graduated from Berkeley (Calif.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 27th round of 2012 draft (scout: Trey Forkerway)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Two-time Big 12 Commissioners Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) ... selected by Cubs in 36th round of 2010 draft,
but did not sign
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2013 Named to the Northwest League All-Star team
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-1
11.57 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 0
0-1 4.80 8 0 0 0 1 15.0 17 8 8 3 2 5 12 2 0
0-3 2.15 23 0 0 0 7 29.1 19 9 7 1 1 11 48 3 0
0-5 3.47 33 0 0 0 8 46.2 40 20 18 4 3 16 60 6 0
237
Cael Brockmeyer Catcher
FULL NAME: Cael Stewart Brockmeyer BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 10/8/91 in Bakersfield, CA RESIDENCE: Vineyard Haven, MA
w SCHOOL: Attended California State University-Bakersfield graduated from Algonquin Regional (Mass.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 16th round of 2013 draft (scout: Tom Myers)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.271 33 107 20 29 5 1 0 14 0 0 7 7 22 2-0
.167 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0-0
.265 35 113 20 30 5 1 0 14 0 0 8 8 25 2-0
E OBP SLG
3 .355 .336
1 .375 .167
4 .357 .327
Kevin Brown Outfielder
FULL NAME: Kevin Michael Brown BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 10/30/90 in Northborough, MA RESIDENCE: Northborough, MA
w SCHOOL: Attended Bryant University graduated from Algonquin Regional (Mass.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 22nd round of 2013 draft (scout: Matt Sherman)
w COLLEGE CAREER: A member of 2013 NEC Championship team at Bryant University led the team in batting average (.367), on-base
percentage (.498), slugging percentage (.552) and home runs (7).
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.230 34 113 17 26 5 2 1 14 1 0 3 22 14 8-2
.286 2 7 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 2 0-0
.233 36 120 17 28 5 2 1 15 1 0 5 22 16 8-2
E OBP SLG
0 .370 .336
0 .444 .286
0 .374 .333
Stephen Bruno Infielder

FULL NAME: Stephen Francis Bruno BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 11/17/90 in Philadelphia, PA RESIDENCE: Audubon, NJ
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Virginia graduated from Gloucester (N.J.) Catholic High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in seventh round of 2012 draft (scout: Billy Swoope)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Missed a majority of the season on Daytonas disabled list, undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow
... 2012 Won the Northwest League batting crown after hitting .361 (91-for-252) named the Northwest League Player of the Week for
August 27-September 3 ... hit in 22-straight games with Boise (second-highest streak in league) from August 8 through end of season
(38-for-85/.447)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Boise-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

*.361 67 252 51 91
19 3 3 37 0 2
20 18 47 2-7 17
.442 .496
.362 19 69 16 25 8 0 0 7 0 0 4 5 16 2-1 2 .436 .478
.361 86 321 67 116 27 3 3 44 0 2 24 23 63 4-8 19 .441 .492
*Led League
Charcer Burks Outfielder
FULL NAME: Charcer Lanart Burks BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/9/95 in Houston, TX RESIDENCE: Houston, TX
w SCHOOL: Graduated from William B. Travis High School in Austin, Texas
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in ninth round of 2013 draft (scout: Trey Forkerway)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Named to the 2013 Rawlings All-American and All-Regions Team
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.269 31 108 13 29 3 0 0 7 0 1 3 10 32 6-1 0 .344 .296
Yaniel Cabezas Catcher

FULL NAME: Yaniel Hernandez Cabezas BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 19 BORN: 4/19/89 in La Habana, Cuba RESIDENCE: Boca Chica, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 12/15/10 (scout: Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
238

.222 3 9 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 1-0
.201 47 164 17 33 7 0 1 17 0 1 3 15 15 2-3
.197 58 208 14 41 5 1 1 15 3 1 0 10 34 1-1
.324 11 34 2 11 1 1 0 6 2 0 0 2 2 0-0
.237 32 97 9 23 4 0 0 9 0 0 0 9 13 1-0
.215 151 512 42 110 17 2 2 48 5 2 3 38 66 5-4
E OBP SLG
1 .364 .222
2 .279 .262
0 .233 .245
0 .361 .412
1 .302 .278
4 .272 .268
Arnaldo Calero Outfielder

FULL NAME: Arnaldo Manuel Calero BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 11/16/93 in Carabobo, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R
.204 15
49
3 10 0 0
0
3 1 0 1
3 13
2-1
2 .264 .204
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
.269 54 182 21 49 10 1
3 23 0 0 1 11 44
7-9
6 .314 .385
2013
VSL Cubs-R
.297 61 229 35 68
13 4 5 33 1 3
10 9 53 12-7 4
.347 .454
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.276 130 460 59 127 23 5 8 59 2 3 12 23 110 21-17 12 .325 .400
Jeimer Candelario Infielder

FULL NAME: Jeimer Candelario BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 11/24/93 in Manhattan, NY RESIDENCE: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
w CAREER NOTES: 2014 Named the Cubs eighth-best prospect heading into the season by Baseball America ... 2013 His 35 doubles
ranked third in the Midwest League and tied for sixth on the Cougars all-time single-season list
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
Boise-A
2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.337 72 249 50 84 16 2
5 53 0 5 1 50 42
4-4
17 .443 .478
.281 71 278 34 78
14 0 6 47 0 3 3 26 55 2-1 20
.345 .396
.256 130 500 71 128 35 1 11 57 0 2 2 68 88
1-0
26 .346 .396
.282 273 1027 155 290 65 3 22 157 0 10 6 144 185 7-5 63 .371 .416
Danny Canela Catcher

FULL NAME: Daniel Canela BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 12/24/90 in Miami, FL RESIDENCE: Miami, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Florida Christian School in Miami in 2009 ... graduated from Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn., in June 2013
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 10/2/13 (scouts: Joe Bohringer and Jim Crawford)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Played for the River City Rascals in the independent Frontier League, and led the league with a .360 batting
average ... named the leagues Rookie of the Year
YEAR TEAM
2013
River City-IND

*.360 67 225 38 81
14 0 12 53 2 2 0 41 50 0-1 4
.455 .582
*Led League
Ben Carhart Infielder

FULL NAME: Benjamin Ronald Carhart BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 1/21/90 in Dayton, OH RESIDENCE: Royal Palm Beach, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Stetson University in DeLand, Fla. graduated from Palm Beach Gardens High School (Fla.)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 35th round of 2012 draft (scout: Tom Clark)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Named to the 2011 Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference team after leading team with 63 RBI ... played at Palm
Beach State College for two seasons, earning first team All-America, Team MVP and the National Silver Slugger Award.
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Led Mesa with a 12-game hitting streak, July 22-August 22, hitting .447 (21-for-47)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.353 35 136 28 48 9 1 1 21 0 2 2 15 14 1-1
.247 112 425 48 105 27 1 3 51 0 4 6 26 54 5-4
.273 147 561 76 153 36 2 4 72 0 6 8 41 68 6-5
E OBP SLG
4 .419 .456
10 .297 .336
14 .328 .365
Roberto Caro Outfielder

FULL NAME: Roberto Caro BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 9/25/93 in San Cristobal, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Cristobal, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.327 32 107 25 35 3 2
0
9 4 0 0 18 22
8-2
.298 23 84 22 25 2 4 0 9 3 0 2 14 7 7-6
.254 60 197 47 50 8 8 0 18 4 1 7 33 49 18-5
.284 115 388 94 110 13 14 0 36 11 1 9 65 78 33-13
E OBP SLG
2 .424 .393
0 .410 .417
1 .378 .376
3 .397 .389
239
Josue Carreno Pitcher

FULL NAME: Josue Marcelo Carreno (Reyes) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on June 26 BORN: 6/26/91 in Edo Nueva Esparta, VZ RESIDENCE: Edo Nueva Esparta, VZ
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Detroit as a non-drafted free agent 10/11/07 (scout: Alejandro Rodriguez)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Detroit 10/16/12 to complete the 8/5/12 deal in which Cubs acquired a player to be named and a cash
consideration for INF Jeff Baker
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Missed the season due to an injured right shoulder ... 2010 Third among all New York-Penn League starters with
8.25 strikeouts per 9.0 innings ... tied for fourth in the league with 33 walks allowed ... 2008 Tabbed the Venezuelan Summer League
Tigers Pitcher of the Year by the organization ... posted a 23.0-inning scoreless streak in a five-start stretch, June 24-July 21
YEAR TEAM
2008
VSL Tigers-R
2-4 2.82 12 12 0 0 0 54.1 35 18 17 2 3 15 39 5 1
2009
VSL Tigers-R
3-3 2.36 10 8 0 0 0 45.2 43 18 12 1 5 6 43 6 1
2010
Connecticut-A
5-6 4.76 14 14 0 0 0 64.1 64 44 34 5 4 33 59 4 0
2011
West Michigan-A 7-10 4.55 24 23 1 1 1 124.2
132 73 63 7 5 41
115 14 2
2012
West Michigan-A
9-8 3.23 27
27 0 0 0 139.1
129 55 50 5 3 28
119 6 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
26-31 3.70 87 84 1 1 1 428.1 403 208 176 20 20 123 375 35 4
Francisco Carrillo Pitcher

FULL NAME: Francisco Javier Carrillo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 3/15/90 in Maracay, VZ RESIDENCE: Maracay, VZ
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 6/5/12 (scouts: Jose Serra, Gian Guzman and Jose Estevez)
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-4 1.60 18 0 0 0 4 39.1 33 16 7 0 5 10 48 6 0
8-3 2.09 21 0 0 0 1 51.2 48 17 12 1 5 5 53 4 0
9-7 1.88 39 0 0 0 5 91.0 81 33 19 1 10 15
101 10 0
Erick Castillo Catcher

FULL NAME: Erick Jose Castillo BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 178
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 2/25/93 in Portuguesa, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Portuguesa, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.180 42 111 12 20 7 0
0 10 4 1 7 13 13
0-2
.265 16 49 6 13 2 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 6 0-2
.206 58 160 18 33 9 0 1 15 4 1 7 14 19 0-4
E OBP SLG
8 .303 .243
3 .280 .367
11 .297 .281
Jesus Castillo Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jesus Ronaldo Castillo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 165
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on August 27 BORN: 8/27/95 in San Felix, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Valencia, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Arizona as a non-drafted free agent 8/27/11
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Arizona with P Erick Leal 2/18/13 for OF Tony Campana
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Diamondbacks-R 2-4 5.40 14 8 0 0 0 46.2 57 31 28 3 2 17 41 7 0
2013
VSL Cubs-R
0-2 4.26 5 4 0 0 0 19.0 20 13 9 0 0 3 14 5 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
2-6 5.07 19 12 0 0 0 65.2 77 44 37 3 2 20 55 12 1
Lendy Castillo Pitcher

FULL NAME: Lendy Enrique Castillo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 8 BORN: 4/8/89 in Las Matas De Santa Cruz, D.R. RESIDENCE: Monte Cristy, D.R.
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Philadelphia as a non-drafted free agent 12/31/06 (scouts: Sal Agostinelli and Wil Tejada)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in the major league portion of the Rule 5 Draft 12/8/11
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Made his major league debut with the Cubs, pitching in 13 games ... on the disabled list, May 12-August 11, with
a left groin strain ... 2010 Converted to a pitcher after spending three seasons as an infielder in the Phillies farm system
YEAR TEAM
2010
DSL Phillies-R

GCL Phillies-R
Williamsport-A
2011
Lakewood-A
2012
CUBS

Mesa-R#
Daytona-A#
Tennessee-AA#
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
240

0-1 3.52 3 3 0 0 0 15.1 13 8 6 0 1 6 11 0 1
3-1 2.22 13 6 0 0 0 44.2 33 13 11 2 4 18 51 2 1
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 3 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0
4-2 2.54 21 2 0 0 0 46.0 37 16 13 1 5 16 46 2 0
0-1 7.88 13 0 0 0 0 16.0 24 16 14 2 3 12 13 2 0
0-0 0.69 4 4 0 0 0 13.0 7 1 1 0 0 3 16 2 0
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 0
0-0
3.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 3 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 1
2-5 6.58 19 5 0 0 0 64.1 78 52 47 7 3 32 55 12 1
2-0 3.60 11 0 0 0 1 20.0 21 10 8 2 2 7 21 6 0
11-9 3.64 75 24 0 0 1 215.1 198 102 87 12 15 87 209 24 4
Zach Cates Pitcher

FULL NAME: Zachary A. Cates BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 12/17/89 in Conway, AR RESIDENCE: Conway, AR
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by San Diego in the third round of the 2010 draft (scout: Jeff Curtis)
w SCHOOL: Attended Northeast Texas Community College in Mt. Pleasant, Texas
w HOW ACQUIRED: From San Diego 1/6/12 with INF Anthony Rizzo for RHP Andrew Cashner and OF Kyung-Min Na
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Tossed a scoreless inning in Daytonas 7.0-inning combined no-hitter, August 27 at Dunedin (gm. 2)
YEAR TEAM
2011
Fort Wayne-IND
2012
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
Mesa-R
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-10 4.73 25 25 0 0 0 118.0
107 75 62 4 5 53
111 15 0
0-3 5.45 9 9 0 0 0 38.0 49 26 23 1 6 13 31 5 0
0-6
10.50 7 7 0 0 0 24.0 42 33 28 0 1 13 10 2 1
0-0
2.70 1 1 0 0 0 3.1 4 1 1 0 2 1 5 0 0
9-9 4.12 28 20 0 0 3 109.1
107 56 50 3 5 48 87 8 1
13-28 5.04 70 62 0 0 3 292.2 309 191 164 8 19 128 244 30 2
Hunter Cervenka Pitcher

FULL NAME: Colby Hunter Cervenka (ser-VEN-kah) BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 1/3/90 in Baytown. TX RESIDENCE: Baytown, TX
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Sterling (Texas) High School in 2008
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Boston in 27th round of 2008 draft (scout: John Booher)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Boston 5/15/12 to complete the 4/21/12 deal in which Cubs acquired P Michael Bowden for OF Marlon Byrd
and a cash consideration
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Combined to go 3-3 with a 4.31 ERA (30 ER/62.2 IP) in 35 relief appearances between Single-A Greenville,
Single-A Peoria and Single-A Daytona ... 2010 Ranked fifth among Bostons system qualifiers with a 3.59 ERA (25 ER/62.2 IP)
YEAR TEAM
2009
GCL Red Sox-R
2010
Lowell-A
2011
Greenville-A
Lowell-A
2012
Greenville-A

Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-2 4.84 11 5 0 0 1 22.1 16 14 12 0 1 26 18 8 1
2-4 3.59 14 13 0 0 0 62.2 53 35 25 2 4 42 55 10 0
0-2
10.80 7 0 0 0 0 20.0 22 24 24 2 2 18 18 4 0
2-8 6.84 15 5 0 0 1 52.2 51 46 40 5 1 40 51 13 1
0-3 8.04 9 0 0 0 0 15.2 15 17 14 1 1 12 24 1 0
3-0 2.54 15 0 0 0 1 28.1 23 13 8 1 0 10 28 2 0
0-0 3.86 11 0 0 0 0 18.2 21 10 8 2 0 11 19 3 0
1-0 2.91 11 0 0 0 5 21.2 13 8 7 0 2 15 21 3 0
5-1 3.05 30 0 0 0 1 38.1 29 14 13 1 1 20 33 3 1
15-20 4.85 123 23 0 0 9 280.1 243 181 151 14 12 194 267 47 3
Pin-Chieh Chen Outfielder

FULL NAME: Pin-Chieh Chen BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on July 23 BORN: 7/23/91 in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan RESIDENCE: Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 6/23/09 (scout: Steve Wilson)
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 His 20 stolen bases ranked fifth in the Northwest League
YEAR TEAM
2010

Mesa-R

Boise-A
2011
Boise-A
2012 Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.292 42 168 25 49 4 1 0 17 0 1 2 20 19 10-7 2 .372 .327
.318 6 22 1 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 0-1 0 .400 .318
.301 60 229 34 69
14 4 2 30 4 5 0 25 44 20-6 0
.363 .424
.259 127 464 75 120 15 10 2 51 3 7 3 62 78 36-14 9 .345 .347
.242 44 161 25 39 5 2 0 15 1 1 1 25 23 9-6 0 .346 .298
.333 8 12 1 4 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 .333 .500
.281 51 171 21 48 2 2 2 14 3 0 2 22 35 14-5 3 .369 .351
.274 338 1227 182 336 40 20 6 130 14 14 8 157 203 89-39 14 .356 .354
Trevor Clifton Pitcher
FULL NAME: Trevor Blaine Clifton BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on May 11 BORN: 5/11/95 in Maryville, TN RESIDENCE: Maryville, TN
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Heritage High School in Maryville, Tenn.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 12th round of 2013 draft (scout: Keith Rymon)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: A member of the 16-and-under USA Team
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

0-0 6.97 8 1 0 0 0 10.1 13 8 8 0 0 8 15 3 0
241
Casey Coleman Pitcher

FULL NAME: Joseph Casey Coleman BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 26, turns 27 on July 3 BORN: 7/3/87 in Fort Myers, FL RESIDENCE: Cape Coral, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. ... graduated from Mariner High School in Cape Coral, Fla., in 2005.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 15th round of 2008 draft (scout: Rolando Pino)
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Appeared in 17 games (one start) for Chicago before landing on the D.L., August 12, with a right shoulder strain
... ended his season ... 2010 Made his major league debut, August 2 vs. Milwaukee, allowing six runs in 2.1 innings of relief ... all told,
went 4-2 with a 4.11 ERA in 12 games (eight starts) for the Cubs ... 2009 Named the Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Year ... finished
the season tied for the most wins in the Southern League, with 14 ... earned Southern League mid-season All-Star honors ... named
Southern League Pitcher of the Week for June 29-July 5
w FAMILY TIES: His dad, Joe, played professionally from 1965-79, boasting a trip to the All-Star Game in 1972 with the Tigers ... his
grandfather, Joe, had a 10-year major league career (1942-55) including an All-Star season in 1948 with the Philadelphia Athletics ... the
Colemans are the only family featuring three generations of pitchers in major league history
YEAR TEAM
2008
Boise-A

Peoria-A
Daytona-A
2009
Tennessee-AA
2010
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2011
CUBS

Iowa-AAA
2012
Iowa-AAA

CUBS
2013
Iowa-AAA
M.L./CUBS TOTALS
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-1 4.05 7 4 0 0 0 26.2 27 13 12 4 1 7 24 2 0
2-2 2.70 5 5 0 0 0 23.1 25 11 7 1 0 4 18 0 0
1-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 4 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 0
+14-6
3.68 27 27 1 0 0 149.0
142 63 61 8 5 58 84 2 1
10-7 4.07 20 20 2 0 0 117.1
106 58 53 10 2 35 59 4 0
4-2 4.11 12 8 0 0 0 57.0 56 27 26 3 2 25 27 3 0
3-9 6.40 19 17 0 0 0 84.1
102 62 60 10 4 46 75 3 1
5-2 3.65 12 12 0 0 0 74.0 69 32 30 11 0 22 54 0 0
2-4 4.34 13 11 0 0 0 58.0 53 29 28 4 2 25 52 0 0
0-2 7.40 17 1 0 0 0 24.1 37 20 20 5 0 12 16 1 0
5-3 3.16 41 4 0 0 3 88.1 77 35 31 7 1 36 66 6 0
7-13 5.76 48 26 0 0 0 165.2 195 109 106 18 6 83 118 7 1
40-25 3.69 126 84 3 0 3 541.2 503 242 222 45 11 189 359 14 1
+Tied for League Lead
Gerardo Concepcion Pitcher

FULL NAME: Gerardo Concepcion (He-rawr-doh Con-sep-see-ohn) BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 2/29/92 in Havana, Cuba RESIDENCE: Mexico City, Mexico
w HOW ACQUIRED: Agreed to a five-year major league contract with Cubs 3/11/12 (scouts: Louie Eljaua, Oneri Fleita and Jose Serra)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 A right back strain twice landed him on Mesas disabled list, July 19-31 and August 15-30 ... 2012 Outrighted
to Single-A Kane County December 21 ... twice on the minor league D.L.: April 5-24 with a right calf strain, and July 11-September 4 with
a viral infection ... 2011 Earned Cuban National Series Rookie of the Year honors, going 10-3 with a 3.36 ERA in 21 games (16 starts)
for the Industriales
YEAR TEAM
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-6 7.39 12 12 0 0 0 52.1 70 52 43 6 2 30 28 3 4
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.2 1 1 0 0 1 4 2 3 0
2-6 6.91 14 14 0 0 0 56.0 71 53 43 6 3 34 30 6 4
Willson Contreras Catcher

FULL NAME: Willson Eduardo Contreras BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on May 13 BORN: 5/13/92 in Edo Carabobo, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2009 DSL Cubs 2-R
2010 DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.205 29 112 13 23 5 2
1
6 2 0 6 10 26
2-2
16 .305 .313
.313 17
64 11 20 2 1
0
9 0 0 2
8
6
2-0
14 .405 .375
.261 60 222 31 58 5 4 2 27 3 0 3 11 41 3-2 23 .305 .347
.273 64 249 32 68
10 1 3 39 0 1 5 11 54 3-2 8
.316 .357
.248 86 310 46 77
11 5 11 46 1 1 7 26 66 8-3 18
.320 .423
.257 256 957 133 246 33 13 17 127 6 2 23 66 193 18-9 79 .320 .372
Josh Conway Pitcher

FULL NAME: Joshua Conway BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 April 12 BORN: 4/12/91 in Waynesboro, PA RESIDENCE: Smithsburg, MD
w SCHOOL: Attended Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C. graduated from Smithsburg (Md.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fourth round of 2012 draft (scout: Keith Lockhart)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Earned 2012 second team All-Big South honors ... was the 2012 Preseason Big South Pitcher of the Year ... missed
the last month of the season due to Tommy John Surgery ... his 2.68 career ERA ranks sixth on the on the schools all-time list during the
Division I era ... in 2010, he was to the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List as presented by the College Baseball
Foundation
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Spent the season continuing to recover from Tommy John surgery in 2012
YEAR TEAM
2013 INJURED DID NOT PLAY
242
IP H
Rashad Crawford Outfielder

FULL NAME: Rashad Travelle Crawford BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/15/93 in Macon, GA RESIDENCE: Atlanta, GA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Mundys Mill High School in Clayton, Ga.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 11th round of 2012 draft (scout: Keith Lockhart)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.167 9 30 6 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 7 9 4-0
.210 42 138 20 29 3 3 0 8 3 1 2 16 39 10-1
.202 51 168 26 34 3 3 0 11 3 1 2 23 48 14-1
E OBP SLG
4 .324 .167
1 .299 .275
5 .304 .256
Varonex Cuevas Infielder

FULL NAME: Varonex Cuevas BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 165
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on July 24 BORN: 7/24/92 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.165 49 139 18 23 1 2
0 14 1 3 1 27 34
7-6
14 .300 .201
.276 54 170 25 47 6 1
0 12 1 1 2 16 33 12-9 17 .344 .324
.260 60 204 34 53
11 3 1 20 1 3 2 37 37 13-8 14
.374 .358
.240 163 513 77 123 18 6 1 46 3 7 5 80 104 32-23 45 .344 .304
Charles Cutler Catcher

FULL NAME: Charles Caleb Cutler BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 27, turns 28 on July 29 BORN: 7/29/86 in San Francisco, CA RESIDENCE: San Francisco, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from the University of California at Berkeley graduated from Lowell High School in San Francisco
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by St. Louis in the 14th round of the 2008 draft
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs from Pittsburgh in the minor league portion of Rule 5 Draft, 12/12/13
w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: Set California High School state career records with 219 hits, 203 RBI, 32 triples and 97 runs ... his 71 RBI as a
junior set a California single-season record
w CAREER NOTES: 2010 Attended major league spring training as a non-roster invitee with St. Louis 2009 His .322 batting average
was the second-highest in the Cardinals farm system and fifth-highest among all minor league catchers ... named Cardinals Minor League
Player of the Month for May ... touted as the Best Strike Zone Discipline in the Cardinals organization by Baseball Americas Best Tools
survey 2008 Was named to the New York-Penn League mid-season All-Star team ... batted .474 (9-for-19) with six runs scored in the
postseason to help Batavia to the New York-Penn League championship
YEAR TEAM
2008
Batavia-A
2009
Quad Cities-A

Palm Beach-A
2010
Palm Beach-A

Springfield-AA
2011
Springfield-AA
2012
Altoona-AA
2013
Altoona-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.303 40 142 24 43 4 1 3 18 1 0 4 10 17 0-0 3 .365 .408
.351 66 242 36 85
11 1 4 44 0 7 5 24 25 1-1 2
.410 .455
.274 44 146 25 40
10 2 1 15 1 1 8 25 22 2-0 1
.406 .390
.292 41 154 23 45
11 2 1 18 0 1 2 17 17 0-0 2
.368 .409
.218 38 119 11 26 4 0 0 8 0 1 5 15 16 0-0 4 .329 .252
.333 62 204 37 68 8 3 5 34 1 3 3 21 28 0-0 2 .398 .475
.296 55 152 25 45 7 3 2 19 1 1 8 21 17 1-0 4 .407 .421
.298 86 255 32 76
16 3 3 26 1 2 4 39 37 3-0 2
.397 .420
.303 432 1414 213 428 71 15 19 182 5 16 39 172 179 7-1 20 .389 .414
Wes Darvill Infielder

FULL NAME: Wesley W. Darvill BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/10/91 in Richmond, British Columbia RESIDENCE: Langley, British Columbia
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Brookswood Secondary School in Langley, British Columbia in June 2009
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth round of 2009 draft (scout: Al Geddes)
YEAR TEAM
2009
Mesa-R
2010
Boise-A

Mesa-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.223 34 130 18 29 1 0 0 15 2 2 1 13 31 7-1 12 .295 .231
.143 31 91 9 13 1 0 0 6 1 0 1 13 18 3-2 9 .257 .154
.301 26 103 19 31 3 0 0 7 0 1 1 14 21 12-1 5 .387 .330
.256 66 223 29 57
14 0 0 12 2 0 2 29 50 7-4 17
.346 .318
.224 116 447 49 100 16 6 3 35 5 4 1 39 83 11-6 38 .285 .306
.347 15 49 5 17 2 2 0 6 2 0 0 7 9 3-2 2 .429 .469
.253 79 296 37 75
14 5 3 34 2 4 3 30 67 8-10 5
.324 .365
.240 367 1339 166 322 51 13 6 115 14 11 9 145 279 51-26 88 .316 .311
243
Josh Davis Pitcher
FULL NAME: Joshua Brown Davis BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 11/3/90 in Fayetteville, GA RESIDENCE: Fayetteville, GA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent on 6/20/13 (scout: J.P. Davis)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Tossed 44.2 innings of relief, posting a 5-2 record with 12 saves and a 2.22 ERA struck out 39 hitters
compared to just 12 walks was named to the National Pitcher of the Year Watch List and the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

3-1 4.50 12 0 0 0 0 20.0 18 11 10 1 3 7 10 4 0
Taylor Davis Catcher

FULL NAME: Taylor M. Davis BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 11/28/89 in Tampa, FL RESIDENCE: Newport, KY
w SCHOOL: Attended Morehead (Ky.) State University
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/11/11 (scout: Tim Wilken)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Spent a majority of the season on the disabled list due to a right calf strain ... 2008 selected by Florida in the
49th round of the draft, but did not sign
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.308 11 39 10 12 1 3 0 10 0 1 1 5 3 0-0
.338 18 65 5 22 4 2 1 12 0 3 0 8 8 0-0
.223 52 157 15 35 8 0 2 26 0 2 1 21 24 3-2
.217 27 83 9 18 2 0 2 8 0 0 0 9 15 0-1
.158 6 19 1 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0-0
.248 114 363 40 90 17 5 5 57 0 6 2 43 54 3-3
E OBP SLG
2 .391 .487
1 .395 .508
5 .315 .312
1 .293 .313
1 .158 .263
10 .326 .364
Oscar De La Cruz Pitcher

FULL NAME: Oscar Eduardo De La Cruz BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/4/95 in La Romana, D.R. RESIDENCE: La Romana, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

1-0 6.55 4 1 0 0 0 11.0 16 8 8 2 4 5 12 4 1
Frandy De La Rosa Infielder

FULL NAME: Frandy Antonio De La Rosa BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 1/24/96 in Comendador, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/12 (scouts: Jose Serra, Gian Guzman and Marino Encarnacion)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

.077 11 39 5 3 0 0 0 3 1 2 1 2 20 2-0 0 .136 .077
Enrique De Los Rios Pitcher
FULL NAME: Enrique Lobo De Los Rios BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on May 2 BORN: 5/2/95 in Maiquetia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: San Antonio De Los Altos, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 4/26/13 (scout: Julio Figueroa)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

2-1 2.08 11 9 0 0 0 43.1 31 13 10 4 2 10 26 5 0
Frank Del Valle Pitcher

FULL NAME: Frank Del Valle BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 9/16/89 in Cuba RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 6/11/11 (scout: Jose Serra and Louis Eljaua)
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
244

0-0 0.00 3 3 0 0 0 8.0 1 0 0 0 0 3 11 0 2
3-2 2.95 9 7 0 0 0 42.2 36 17 14 3 0 11 31 4 3
0-2
15.63 2 2 0 0 0 6.1 12 11 11 3 0 6 5 1 1
5-5 3.26 22 15 0 0 0 99.1 70 47 36 14 5 30 84 2 4
3-3 2.29 31 0 0 0 9 51.0 43 15 13 1 4 30 64 1 0
11-12
3.21 67 27 0 0 9 207.1
162 90 74 21 9 80
195 8 10
Zeke DeVoss Outfielder

FULL NAME: Ezekiel Mark DeVoss BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on July 17 BORN: 7/17/90 in Fort Lauderdale, FL RESIDENCE: Mims, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Miami (Fla.) ... graduated from Astronaut High School in Titusville, Fla.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in third round of 2011 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Led the Florida State League with 80 walks and 23 hit by pitches ... was second with 39 steals, third with a .393
on-base percentage and tied for third with 71 runs ... 2012 Named a mid-season Midwest League All-Star ... led the league in walks
(88) and finished third with 88 runs scored and fourth with a .382 on-base percentage
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2012 Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.294 4 17 4 5 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 4 2-0 1 .368 .353
.311 38 132 28 41 8 1 0 14 0 0 4 32 28 14-4 13 .458 .386
.249 125 465 88 116 24 7 6 38 10 4 20 *82 118 35-16 28 .382 .370
.246 117 415 71 102 17 5 6 51 6 4
*23 *80 95 39-10 6 .393 .354
.257 284 1029 191 264 50 13 12 106 16 8 48 195 245 90-30 48 .396 .365
*Led League
Alberto Diaz Pitcher

FULL NAME: Alberto Jose Diaz BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 157
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on June 12 BORN: 6/12/91 in Caracas, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Edo Miranda, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2010

DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-1 4.18 11 1 0 0 0 32.1 34 23 15 2 1 15 23 6 0
1-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0
0-3 3.18 9 0 0 0 2 11.1 12 8 4 0 1 12 6 1 0
2-2 2.51 18 0 0 0 4 32.1 20 10 9 3 3 19 28 5 0
3-0 2.18 19 2 0 0 1 41.1 33 20 10 2 3 11 44 4 0
7-6 2.84 59 3 0 0 7 120.1
102 61 38 7 8 59
103
17 0
Andin Diaz Pitcher

FULL NAME: Andin Diaz BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 182
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/2/92 in Maria Trinidad Sanchez, D.R. RESIDENCE: Duarte, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 6/5/12 (scouts: Jose Serra and Gian Guzman)
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-4 5.16 10 2 0 0 1 22.2 23 17 13 1 3 10 17 1 1
1-0 1.96 5 4 0 0 0 23.0 21 9 5 1 1 3 23 0 0
2-4 3.55 15 6 0 0 1 45.2 44 26 18 2 4 13 40 1 1
Wagner Disla Pitcher

FULL NAME: Wagner Jhoel Disla BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 10/21/95 in Boca Chica, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

0-0
10.80 4 0 0 0 0 5.0 5 6 6 2 0 6 3 2 0
Jose Dore Outfielder
FULL NAME: Jose D. Dore BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 2/9/92 in Kissimmee, FL RESIDENCE: Palmbay, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from The First Academy High School in Orlando in 2010
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by San Diego in eighth round of 2010 draft (scouts: Rob Sidwell and Bob Filotei)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From San Diego 3/19/13 for a cash consideration
YEAR TEAM
2010
AZL Padres-R
2011
Fort Wayne-A

Eugene-A
2012
Fort Wayne-A

AZL Padres-R

Eugene-A
2013
Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.375 4 16 5 6 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 4 0-0
.199 50 161 18 32 8 1 5 14 0 0 3 19 53 0-1
.226 48 164 15 37 9 0 4 21 0 1 2 13 58 3-2
.333 3 12 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 0-1
.214 4 14 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 0-0
.143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0-0
.200 29 90 6 18 6 1 2 9 0 1 0 11 23 1-0
.212 26 85 6 18 4 1 1 11 0 2 0 8 18 1-0
.217 166 549 51 119 28 4 12 57 0 4 7 54 173 5-4
E OBP SLG
0 .412 .438
3 .295 .354
3 .289 .354
1 .385 .333
1 .313 .357
0 .250 .143
3 .284 .356
0 .274 .318
11 .293 .348
245
Nathan Dorris Pitcher

FULL NAME: Nathaniel Dorris BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 12/9/90 in Carbondale, IL RESIDENCE: Marion, IL
w SCHOOL: Attended Southern Illinois University graduated from Marion (Ill.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 17th round of 2012 draft (scout: Stan Zielinski)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Tied for sixth in the Missouri Valley Conference with seven wins in 2012 ... before SIU, he played two years of JUCO ball
at nearby Rend Lake College, where he earned first team all-Great Rivers Athletic Conference honors as a sophomore
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named to the Midwest League mid-season All-Star team
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0
1.80 7 0 0 0 1 10.0 8 3 2 0 0 4 8 0 0
1-1 1.93 9 0 0 0 4 14.0 12 3 3 0 0 7 13 1 0
7-3 2.87 36 2 0 0 3 69.0 60 31 22 1 2 30 55 6 0
9-4 2.61 52 2 0 0 8 93.0 80 37 27 1 2 41 76 7 0
Shawon Dunston, Jr. Outfielder

FULL NAME: Shawon D. Dunston, Jr. BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 2/5/93 in Fremont, CA RESIDENCE: Fremont, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Valley Christian High School in San Jose, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 11th round of 2011 draft (scout: Ricky Schroeder)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a mid-season Northwest League All-Star ... 2011 Named an AFLAC All-American
w FAMILY TIES: Son of former Cub and 1982 first overall draft pick, Shawon Dunston
YEAR TEAM
2012
Boise-A

Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.185 19 65 10 12 4 1 1 2 0 0 2 4 14 1-2
.286 39 161 30 46 6 4 2 24 2 2 1 18 33 4-2
.290 49 193 27 56 8 1 1 19 1 1 0 28 25 12-2
.272 107 419 67 114 18 6 4 45 3 3 3 50 72 17-6
E OBP SLG
0 .254 .323
2 .357 .410
2 .378 .358
4 .352 .372
C.J. Edwards Pitcher
FULL NAME: Carl Fleming Edwards BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 155
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/30/91 in Newberry, SC RESIDENCE: Newberry, SC
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Mid-Carolina High School in Prosperity, S.C.
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Texas in 48th round of 2011 draft (scout: Chris Kemp)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Texas 7/22/13 with INF Mike Olt, P Justin Grimm and P Neil Ramirez for P Matt Garza
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2014 Named the Cubs third-best prospect heading into the season by Baseball America ... participated in the
Cubs Rookie Development Program in January ... 2013 Named to Baseball Americas Minor League All-Star Team following the season ...
earned a spot on the South Atlantic League Northern Division mid-season All-Star team ... 2012 Named Texas Rangers Minor League
Pitcher of the Month for July
YEAR TEAM
2012
AZL Rangers-R

Spokane-A
2013
Hickory-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-0 0.00 4 3 0 0 0 20.0 6 0 0 0 1 6 25 1 1
2-3 2.11 10 10 0 0 0 47.0 26 13 11 0 2 19 60 2 0
8-2 1.83 18 18 1 0 0 93.1 62 28 19 0 3 34
122 12 1
0-0 1.96 6 6 0 0 0 23.0 14 5 5 1 0 7 33 0 0
13-5 1.72 38 37 1 0 0 183.1
108 46 35 1 6 66
240 15 2
Jenner Emeterio Outfielder

FULL NAME: Jenner Antonio Emeterio BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.283 45 159 27 45 8 2
2 20 2 2 2 24 32 12-7 17 .380 .396
.261 63 203 41 53 2 1 1 23 2 0 2 49 42 37-8 3 .409 .296
.271 108 362 68 98 10 3 3 43 4 2 4 73 74 49-15 20 .397 .340
Kevin Encarnacion Outfielder

FULL NAME: Kevin Eduardo Encarnacion BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 175
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Led the Northwest League with a .355 batting average and a .566 slugging percentage ... his .319 season batting
average led all Cubs farmhands
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 1-R
.233 63 176 27 41 9 1
0 15 6 2 2 36 32 15-13
2 .366 .295
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R
.200 31 100 18 20 3 2
0 10 0 0 2 20 26
3-3
4 .344 .270

DSL Cubs 1-R
.374 35 123 20 46 1 9 1 17 0 0 0 15 9 25-5 0 .442 .553
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
.308 52 172 38 53 6 3
5 31 3 1 5 39 27 12-10
1 .447 .465
2013
Boise-A
*.355 42 166 34 59 9 1 8 30 0 0 1 21 33 10-5 4 .431
*.566

Kane County-A .217 16 60 9 13 2 1 1 3 0 1 1 8 14 1-3 1 .314 .333
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.291 239 797 146 232 30 17 15 106 9 4 11 139 141 66-39 12 .402 .428
*Led League
246
Greyfer Eregua Pitcher

FULL NAME: Greyfer Jose Eregua (Herrera) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/15/93 in San Carlos, Cojedes, Venezuela RESIDENCE: San Carlos, Cojedes, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-2 3.48 10 9 0 0 0 44.0 39 20 17 3 2 8 36 4 0
2-1 1.45 11 6 0 0 0 43.1 34 9 7 1 3 3 42 3 1
5-3 2.47 21 15 0 0 0 87.1 73 29 24 4 5 11 78 7 1
Luiz Escanio Pitcher
FULL NAME: Luiz Alberto Escanio BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on July 31 BORN: 7/31/92 in Las Galeras, D.R. RESIDENCE: Las Galeras, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 2/23/13 (scouts: Carlos Reyes and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

1-1 2.36 18 0 0 0 3 26.2 18 11 7 0 2 16 32 7 0
Carlos Escobar Catcher

FULL NAME: Carlos Escobar BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 12/31/90 in Sylmar, CA RESIDENCE: Northridge, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Nevada graduated from Chatsworth (Calif.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 15th round of 2012 draft (scout: Scott Fairbanks)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Earned first-team All-Western Athletic Conference honors in 2012 after helping Nevada to a 32-25 record and a share
of the conference title with an 11-7 mark ... named the Verizon Western Athletic Conference Baseball Hitter of the Week for April 23-29 ... in
2011, earned Second Nevada Letter honors
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.231 8 26 4 6 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 5 12 1-0
.235 19 51 8 12 6 0 1 9 0 1 0 10 12 0-1
.237 49 173 21 41
12 1 4 23 1 3 5 10 43 0-0
.236 76 250 33 59
21 1 5 35 1 5 6 25 67 1-1
E OBP SLG
0 .364 .346
3 .355 .412
4
.293 .387
7
.315 .388
Paolo Espino Pitcher
FULL NAME: Paolo Alesandro Espino

BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 206
OPENING DAY AGE: 27 BORN: 1/10/87 in Panama City, Panama RESIDENCE: Bradenton, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Pendleton (Fla.) High School
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Cleveland in the 10th round of the 2006 draft (scout: Mike Soper)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a one-year minor league contract with Cubs 11/19/13
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 His 3.29 ERA and 111 strikeouts between Double-A Akron and Triple-A Columbus ranked fourth in the organization
following the season, played for Panama in the World Baseball Classic Qualifiers 2011 Owned the fourth-best ERA (2.77) in the
Indians Player Development System 2010 Named to the Eastern League All-Star team 2009 Led the Carolina League in ERA
(2.59) and WHIP (1.04) and was tied for fifth in wins (9) 2007 Ranked third in the Indians Player Development System in
strikeouts (116) and fourth in ERA (3.66)
YEAR TEAM
2007
Lake County-A
2008
Kinston-A

Lake County-A
2009
Akron-AA

Lake County-A

Kinston-A
2010
Akron-AA

Columbus-AAA
2011
Akron-AA

Columbus-AAA
2012
Columbus-AAA

Akron-AA
2013
Akron-AA

Columbus-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-5 3.66 33 13 0 0 0 108.1 95 53 44 20 5 31
116 5 0
0-2 8.49 7 6 0 0 0 29.2 39 31 28 5 5 11 20 1 0
2-0 3.16 19 0 0 0 1 37.0 35 13 13 4 1 12 48 2 0
0-1
3.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 2 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 0
2-1 6.75 5 2 0 0 0 13.1 19 10 10 1 3 2 14 0 0
9-6 2.59 22 21 0 0 1 118.1 89 41 34 9 8 34
101 3 0
9-4 4.00 21 15 0 0 0 101.1 95 49 45 13 7 35 92 6 1
3-3 5.62 7 7 0 0 0 41.2 43 26 26 7 2 12 32 2 0
6-0 2.44 22 5 0 0 1 81.0 66 22 22 8 3 18 78 4 0
2-1 3.43 12 5 0 0 0 39.1 35 16 15 3 1 7 41 2 0
0-1 6.75 2 2 0 0 0 6.2 10 8 5 2 1 4 5 1 0
7-3 3.09 22
20 0 0 0 116.1
116 42 40 7 4 34
106 3 0
2-5 5.35 15 13 0 0 0 79.0 90 52 47 10 5 27 73 1 1
4-6 3.92 17 8 0 0 0 62.0 66 30 27 6 3 17 68 0 1
50-38 3.84 205 117 0 0 3 837.0 800 395 357 96 48 244 796 30 3
247
Eduardo Figueroa Pitcher

FULL NAME: Eduardo Luis Figueroa BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 11/30/88 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Barquisimeto, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 5/17/07 (scout: Hector Ortega)
YEAR TEAM
2007
Venezuela-R
2008
DSL Cubs 2-R
2009
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2010
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2011
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-1 3.09 17 0 0 0 0 32.0 40 21 11 1 5 16 17 5 2
5-6 4.22 14 12 0 0 0 59.2 54 36 28 2 7 23 46 3 1
2-0 2.84 5 3 0 0 0 19.0 18 7 6 0 0 2 16 2 1
3-4 7.11 11 1 0 0 0 25.1 39 26 20 2 2 10 17 5 1
0-0 2.25 4 1 0 0 0 16.0 11 5 4 0 2 3 19 0 0
2-3 4.17 10 5 0 0 0 41.0 43 26 19 4 3 20 24 2 2
1-1
4.05 5 0 0 0 1 6.2 4 3 3 1 0 4 6 0 1
2-2 2.42 36 0 0 0 0 70.2 66 21 19 4 0 23 56 4 2
4-5 2.90 37 5 0 0 2 77.2 61 28 25 8 5 29 59 4 2
1-4 4.10 24 2 0 0 3 52.2 64 28 24 1 0 28 37 5 1
2-2 2.38 6 6 0 0 0 34.0 29 9 9 3 0 8 17 2 0
23-28 3.48 169 35 0 0 6 434.2 429 210 168 26 24 166 314 32 13
Frailyn Figueroa Pitcher

FULL NAME: Frailyn Figueroa BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-1 5.40 11 1 0 0 0 18.1 25 16 11 1 7 9 13 5 0
5-1 1.27 13 5 0 0 0 49.2 27 8 7 1 0 24 53 5 3
7-2 2.38 24 6 0 0 0 68.0 52 24 18 2 7 33 66 10 3
Bryant Flete Infielder

FULL NAME: Bryant Jesus Flete (Bracho) BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 146
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 1/31/93 in Cumairebo, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Valencia, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R

DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.296 60 179 32 53 5 7
1 14 3 0 5 33 26 10-9 21 .419 .419
.271 67 247 45 67
11 5 0 23 2 2 5 41 44 17-14 31
.383 .356
.136 7 22 4 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 6 2 1-0 3 .310 .136
.275 134 448 81 123 16 12 1 39 6 3 10 80 72 28-23 55 .394 .371
Luis Flores Catcher

FULL NAME: Luis Alberto Flores BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 27 BORN: 11/2/86 in Del Rio, TX RESIDENCE: Del Rio, TX
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Moody High School in Corpus Christi, Texas in 2005 attended the University of Houston and Oklahoma State
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in seventh round of 2008 draft (scout: Brandon Mozley)
w FAMILY TIES: His brother, Gene, spent 2005 in the Red Sox Minor League system
YEAR TEAM
2008
Boise-A

Peoria-A
2009
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2010
Daytona-A

Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
248

.167 9 24 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 0-1
.189 33 106 6 20 1 1 1 13 2 2 4 12 19 1-3
.208 18 48 7 10 6 0 2 4 2 0 2 12 11 0-1
.169 49 142 9 24 5 0 0 12 3 3 2 16 31 0-0
.304 10 23 3 7 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0-0
.216 40 134 14 29 7 0 4 18 1 2 2 14 26 0-0
.161 9 31 4 5 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 2 7 0-0
.275 40 102 22 28 8 1 7 20 0 2 3 14 16 0-0
.167 26 72 4 12 3 0 1 11 2 1 1 16 13 0-0
.204 61 191 17 39 8 0 5 17 0 1 2 23 32 0-0
.204 295 873 87 178 42 3 21 99 11 12 16 113 162 1-5
E OBP SLG
2 .259 .208
0 .290 .245
2 .387 .458
4 .258 .204
0 .333 .522
4 .296 .358
2 .206 .258
2 .372 .578
3 .322 .250
4 .295 .325
23 .303 .331
P.J. Francescon Pitcher

FULL NAME: Patrick Jacob Francescon BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 1/4/89 in Nashville, TN RESIDENCE: Nolansville, TN
w SCHOOL: Attended Trevecca Nazarene University (Tenn.) transferred to TNU from Middle Tennessee State University
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 40th round of 2011 draft (scout: Keith Ryman)
w CAREER NOTES: Named the Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Month for May by the organization after going 3-1 with a 2.58 ERA (11
ER/38.1 IP) and a complete game in six starts between Peoria and Daytona
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
Daytona-A
2012
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 1 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
1-4 3.89 17 2 0 0 2 34.2 36 17 15 3 0 7 40 4 1
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
5-1 1.86 9 9 0 0 0 53.1 28 15 11 5 7 14 42 5 0
3-6 3.75 17 17 1 0 0 84.0 83 42 35 8 1 24 53 1 0
5-4 4.76 14 13 0 0 0 70.0 75 40 37 9 1 21 62 3 0
2-0 4.20 16 0 0 0 0 30.0 25 14 14 2 1 16 21 5 0
16-15 3.65 75 42 1 0 3 276.0 250 128 112 27 10 83 222 18 1
Scott Frazier Pitcher
FULL NAME: Scott William Frazier BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on July 30 BORN: 7/30/93 in Fort Lauderdale, FL RESIDENCE: Sebring, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Pepperdine University graduated from Upland (Calif.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in sixth round of 2013 draft (scout: Tom Meyers)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Ranked fourth among West Coast Conference leaders in opposing batting average (.237) and strikeouts (83)
was an All-WCC Honorable Mention selection
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A

1-2 2.61 14 0 0 0 1 20.2 14 6 6 0 2 10 19 1 0
Kelvin Freeman Infielder
FULL NAME: Kelvin Freeman BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 1/25/91 in Wilmington, NC RESIDENCE: Wilmington, NC
w SCHOOL: Attended North Carolina A&T State University graduated from Ashley (N.C.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 17th round of 2013 draft (scout: Billy Swoope)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Earned the MEAC Player of the Year award, first-team MEAC and MEAC All-Tournament team honors, and third-
team Louisville Slugger All-American honors led the conference in home runs (16), RBI (59) and total bases named MEAC Player of
the Week for the period ending April 29
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.262 40 130 18 34 4 0 0 19 0 5 4 18 34 0-2 7 .357 .292
Manuel Fuentes Pitcher

FULL NAME: Manuel Alejandro Fuentes BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 168
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on June 6 BORN: 6/6/92 in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-4 7.11 14 0 0 0 1
1-0 3.57 14 0 0 0 0
2-0 8.10 17 0 0 0 0
3-4 6.23 45 0 0 0 1
19.0 24 18 15 1 3 16 12 5 2
22.2 14 13 9 0 0 26 20 10 0
23.1 31 24 21 1 6 13 19 4 3
65.0 69 55 45 2 9 55 51 19 5
Wladimir Galindo Infielder
FULL NAME: Wladimir Jose Galindo

OPENING DAY AGE: 17 BORN: 11/6/96 in Maracay, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Maracay, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013 WILL MAKE DEBUT IN 2014
REVOLVING DOOR
A club-record 56 players were utilized by the Cubs during the 2013 campaign (25 position players, 31 pitchers). The 31 pitchers used in 2013 also
set a team record.
The record for most players starting at any position in one season is 15, as the club utilized that total of starting pitchers in seven different
campaigns (most recently 1990).
Besides pitchers, the Cubs single-year marks for players used at a position: eight catchers (1916, 1960), nine first basemen (1976), nine second
basemen (1893), nine shortstops (1916), 10 third basemen (1902, 1957), 12 left fielders (five times, most recently 2000), 10 center fielders
(1904) and 16 right fielders (1902).
249
Humberto Garcia Infielder
FULL NAME: Humberto Agustin Garcia

BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 165
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on May 20 BORN: 5/20/94 in Villa de Cura, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Villa de Cura, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Chicago (A.L.) as a non-drafted free agent 3/14/11 (scout: White Sox)
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL White Sox-R
2012
DSL White Sox-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.220 40 100 24 22 3 2 0 5 0 0 2 10 30 10-2 9 .304 .290
.186 48 156 20 29 2 4 1 13 0 0 5 14 33 10-8 6 .274 .269
.246 62 236 36 58 7 3 1 17 1 2 2 21 48 31-8 15 .310 .314
.222 150 492 80 109 12 9 2 35 1 2 9 45 111 51-18 30 .297 .295
Robert Garcia Outfielder
FULL NAME: Robert Garcia BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/6/13 (scout: Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

.269 25 78 18 21 1 1 0 8 1 0 3 12 20 9-3 1 .387 .308
Victor Garcia Pitcher

FULL NAME: Victor Jose Garcia BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 4/1/92 in Higuerote-Edo Miranda, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Higuerote-Edo Miranda, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 9/2/09 (scouts: Hector Ortega and Julio Figueroa)
YEAR TEAM
2010
DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-3 6.60 12 7 0 0 0 30.0 34 26 22 2 3 20 29 5 1
3-2 2.95 14 8 0 0 0 55.0 43 26 18 2 2 27 64 11 3
3-1 2.34 17 0 0 0 2 34.2 24 12 9 1 1 12 39 6 0
2-4 4.91 13 13 0 0 0 51.1 62 38 28 4 3 7 41 6 0
1-0
13.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 7 4 3 0 0 2 3 2 0
9-10 4.16 58 28 0 0 2 173.0 170 106 80 9 9 68 176 30 4
David Garner Pitcher
FULL NAME: David Lewis Garner BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/21/92 in Niles, MI RESIDENCE: Niles, MI
w SCHOOL: Attended Michigan State University graduated from Niles (Mich.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in seventh round of 2013 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Struck out a team-high 70 batters in 83.1 innings for the Spartans in 2013, his junior season made 14 starts, going
4-5 with a 4.10 ERA (38 ER/83.1 IP) and 27 walks ... his 70 strikeouts ranked fourth in the Big Ten his 192-career strikeouts rank sixth
in Michigan State history
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

0-2 7.98 9 3 0 0 0 14.2 19 15 13 0 1 9 16 2 1
Dustin Geiger Infielder

FULL NAME: Dustin J. Geiger BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 12/2/91 in Merritt Island, FL RESIDENCE: Merritt Island, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Merritt Island (Fla.) High School in May of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 24th round of 2010 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for May, hitting .307 with 23 RBI in 27 May contests ... named
Florida State League Player of the Week for May 13-19 after going 7-for-8 with four doubles and five RBI in a doubleheader, May 17 at
Lakeland ... named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star ... his 86 RBI ranked third in the league ... 2012 Tied Peorias single-game
franchise record with eight RBI, August 1 at Quad Cities
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R
2011
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013 Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
250

.244 35 123 17 30 9 1 1 15 0 2 1 12 25 3-1 9 .312 .358
.342 19 79 14 27 9 2 2 20 0 0 0 3 15 1-3 3 .366 .582
.227 43 163 14 37
10 1 1 13 1 5 2 9 38 0-0 14
.268 .319
.251 75 303 42 76
14 0 17 53 0 5 4 20 79 1-1 20
.301 .465
.281 123 456 62 128 28 1 17 86 0 4 11 52 100 6-6 10 .365 .458
.265 295 1124 149 298 70 5 38 187 1 16 18 96 257 11-11 56 .329 .438
Anthony Giansanti Outfielder

FULL NAME: Anthony Giansanti BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 9/28/88 in New London, CT RESIDENCE: Aventura, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Siena College in Loudonville, N.Y.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 6/15/10 (scout: Billy Blitzer)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Was on Tennessees disabled list, April 4-11, with a left calf strain ... 2012 Was on Peorias disabled list,
July 3-August 25, with a sprained left ankle
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2011
Peoria-A
2012
Peoria-A

Mesa-R

Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.337 27 101 17 34 2 3 2 19 1 4 1 9 13 3-2 5 .383 .475
.296 30 98 9 29
10 0 0 13 0 2 3 11 19 2-1 2
.377 .398
.232 126 444 53 103 21 4 11 56 3 5 7 34 80 8-7 10 .294 .372
.296 25 98 9 29 5 0 0 12 0 0 0 8 16 1-2 6 .349 .347
.200 6 20 4 4 1 0 1 7 0 0 0 3 2 0-0 1 .304 .400
.091 5 11 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0-0 1 .091 .091
.248 40 101 16 25 7 1 0 6 1 1 2 5 22 0-1 3 .294 .337
.285 48 165 22 47 6 2 1 19 1 1 2 20 31 3-3 1 .367 .364
.345 14 29 3 10 3 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 5 1-0 0 .367 .448
.264 320 1067 135 282 55 10 15 137 6 13 15 91 193 18-16 29 .327 .377
Zach Godley Pitcher
FULL NAME: Zachary Thomas Godley BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on April 21 BORN: 4/21/90 in Bamberg, SC RESIDENCE: Lexington, SC
w SCHOOL: Graduated from the University of Tennessee ... graduated from Bamberg-Ehrhardt (S.C.) High School in 2009
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 10th round of 2013 draft (scout: Keith Ryman)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Led the SEC in innings pitched (108.1) and complete games (six) while finishing second with 98 strikeouts
the six complete games were more than any other team in the SEC earned SEC Pitcher of the Week honors April 14
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
9.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
2-0 1.75 13 0 0 0 0 25.2 20 6 5 0 0 5 27 6 0
2-0 2.03 14 0 0 0 0 26.2 22 7 6 0 0 5 28 6 0
Reggie Golden Outfielder

FULL NAME: Reginald D. Golden BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 10/10/91 in Montgomery, AL RESIDENCE: Wetumpka, AL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Wetumpka (Ala.)High School in June of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in second round of 2010 draft (scout:Tom Clark)
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Missed a majority of the season on Peorias disabled list with a strained left knee, suffered in April ... 2011
Named Northwest League Player of the Week for August 29-September 5 ... hit .421 with three doubles and nine RBI in five games during
the week
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.333 4 15 3 5 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 7 1-0 0 .412 .400
.242 64 231 36 56
10 5 7 39 0 2 4 28 68 5-2 6
.332 .420
.192 7 26 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 9 1-0 1 .250 .192
.227 64 233 20 53 7 1 9 29 0 1 4 14 77 1-2 7 .282 .382
.236 139 505 60 119 18 6 16 69 0 3 10 44 161 8-4 14 .308 .390
Victor Gomez Outfielder
FULL NAME: Victor Gomez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on May 25 BORN: 5/25/95 in Maracay, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Aragua, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013 VSL Cubs-R

.288 20 66 12 19 2 2 1 7 1 1 0 8 19 4-0 3 .360 .424
Yapson Gomez Pitcher
FULL NAME: Yapson Guillermo Gomez BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/2/93 in San Cristobal, Venezuela RESIDENCE: San Cristobal, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 4/26/13 (scout: Rafael Jimenez)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

0-1 4.18 12 2 0 0 0 23.2 25 15 11 2 0 9 15 3 1
251
Antonio Gonzalez Infielder

FULL NAME: Antonio Javier Gonzalez BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 1/27/94 in Bani, D.R. RESIDENCE: Bani, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.196 36
92 11 18 3 1
0
6 2 0 0 20 24
5-5
11 .339 .250
.237 23 76 13 18 1 1 0 6 1 0 0 15 23 6-5 11 .363 .276
.269
8
26
5
7 1 2
0
5 0 0 0
6
3
2-2
2 .406 .462
.229 40 105 14 24 3 0 0 9 1 0 3 12 29 10-5 5 .325 .257
.202 34 99 18 20 2 3 1 11 1 0 3 20 31 6-3 7 .352 .313
.219 141 398 61 87 10 7 1 37 5 0 6 73 110 29-20 36 .348 .286
Edgar Gonzalez Infielder

FULL NAME: Edgar Victor Gonzalez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 182
OPENING DAY AGE: 35, turns 36 on June 14 BORN: 6/14/78 in San Diego, CA RESIDENCE: Chula Vista, CA
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Tampa Bay in the 30th round of the 2000 draft (scout: Craig Wiessmann)
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of California graduated from Eastlake (Calif.) High School
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Re-signed to a minor league deal by Cubs, July 8 ... played in three games for Mexico in the World Baseball
Classic, hitting .200 (2-for-10) ... 2012 Placed on Iowas seven-day D.L., April 8-16, with a right calf strain ... released by Cubs, April
29 ... 2010 Played with the Yomiuri Giants in the Japan Central League ... 2009 Named to the All-Carribean Series team along with his
brother, Adrian, for the second-straight year
w FAMILY TIES: Is the brother of Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez ... the two played together with the Padres in 2008-09
YEAR TEAM
2000
Hudson Valley-A .221 41 145 17 32 4 4 0 8 1 0 0 12 32 5-1 17 .280 .303

Princeton-R
.270 20 63 6 17 3 3 0 8 1 0 1 13 14 4-1 4 .403 .413
2001
Hudson Valley-A .332 73 277 49 *92 19 4 9 34 2 4 3 37 56 6-3 17 .411 .527
2002 Charleston (SC)-A
.275 134 447 68 123 28 1
8 62 1 7 4 74 75 21-14 21 .378 .396
2003
Bakersfield-A
.298 100 349 51 104 34 3 6 62 1 5 5 45 82 8-7 26 .381 .464
2004
Frisco-AA
.289 106 394 58 114 25 4 8 55 1 3 6 36 83 6-2 15 .355 .434
2005
Harrisburg-AA
.279 101 340 41 95 25 3 8 50 2 6 5 42 75 5-7 18 .361 .441

New Orleans-AAA .354 23 48 12 17 4 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 10 0-0 2 .367 .438
2006
Jupiter-A
.293 21 75 10 22 8 0 2 10 1 1 0 6 18 1-3 2 .341 .480

Carolina-AA
.295 64 210 19 62
10 3 6 25 0 3 3 24 37 9-6 12
.371 .457

10 1 5 36 1 2 4 20 32 1-1 5
.473 .580
2007
Memphis-AAA
.308 126 461 64 142 34 3 8 53 4 2 2 50 69 15-4 14 .377 .447
2008
Portland-AAA
.293 27 82 10 24 1 0 4 12 0 1 2 12 12 0-4 1 .392 .451

San Diego
.274 111 325 38 89 15 0 7 33 0 1 2 25 76 1-3 5 .329 .385
2009
San Diego
.216 82 153 16 33 8 2 4 18 0 2 3 11 36 1-2 4 .278 .373

Lake Elsinore-A# .286 5 14 2 4 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 6 0-1 0 .333 .571

Portland-AAA#
.278 6 18 3 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 5 3 0-0 0 .458 .444
2010
Yomiuri-JAPAN
.263 100 289 26 76 18 1 12 44 2 1 1 34 67 2-2 - .342 .457
2011
Fresno-AAA
.315 137 505 69 159 30 0 14 82 0 5 3 51 73 14-6 18 .378 .457
2012
Iowa-AAA
.286 9 28 1 8 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 4 1-0 0 .333 .393
2013
Iowa-AAA
.267 47 165 19 44 9 0 5 20 0 0 1 9 39 8-0 4 .309 .412
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.255 193 478 54 122 23 2 11 51 0 3 5 36 112 2-5 9 .312 .381
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.298 1086 3764 528 1120 246 30 85 528 16 39 40 440 720 104-60 176 .374 .447
Jesus Gonzalez Infielder
FULL NAME: Jesus Alberto Gonzalez BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 145
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 12/10/95 in Villa de Cura, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Villa de Cura, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

.130 23 69 8 9 4 1 0 8 1 0 2 10 17 5-1 6 .259 .217
Jose Gonzalez Outfielder
FULL NAME: Jose Alejandro Gonzalez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 1/12/96 in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
RESIDENCE: Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
252
AVG
AB R

Leonardo Gonzalez Catcher

FULL NAME: Leonardo Abrahams Gonzalez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 178
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 2/17/95 in Aragua, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Aragua, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.215 30
93 10 20 4 0
0
8 0 0 2 10 19
1-2
.209 35 91 16 19 8 0 3 11 2 0 5 6 30 0-2
.212 65 184 26 39
12 0 3 19 2 0 7 16 49 1-4
E OBP SLG
3 .305 .258
2 .294 .396
5
.300 .326
Trevor Graham Pitcher
FULL NAME: Trevor Allen Graham BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 11/21/91 in Sebastian, FL RESIDENCE: Sebastian, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, N.H. graduated from Sebastian (Fla.) River High School
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Went 10-2 with a 1.63 ERA and 123 strikeouts in 110.1 innings in 16 games (15 starts)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

0-0 2.01 11 4 0 0 1 22.1 18 5 5 2 0 5 17 0 0
Trevor Gretzky Outfielder

FULL NAME: Trevor D. Gretzky BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/14/92 in Los Angeles, CA RESIDENCE: Thousand Oaks, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Oaks Christian High School in Westlake Village, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in seventh round of 2011 draft (scout: Steve Fuller)
w FAMILY TIES: Son of NHL legend, Wayne Gretzky
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.304 35 115 17 35 1 1 0 10 3 1 1 12 24 4-0
.256 27 86 11 22 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 3 24 0-0
.306 14 49 5 15 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 13 0-1
.288 76 250 33 72 4 2 1 18 3 1 1 17 61 4-1
E OBP SLG
4 .372 .330
0 .281 .291
1 .333 .408
5 .335 .332
Luis Guillen Pitcher

FULL NAME: Luis Danillo Guillen BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 170
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL
Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-3 5.84 4 2 0 0 0 12.1 12 10 8 1 2 9 11 2 0
3-1 3.54 7 6 0 0 0 28.0 27 13 11 2 2 8 24 2 0
0-1
3.24 3 3 0 0 0 8.1 2 4 3 0 2 1 6 0 0
1-1 1.88 4 2 0 0 0 14.1 17 4 3 1 0 2 13 3 0
0-0 6.91 5 0 0 0 0 14.1 19 11 11 3 1 4 12 2 0
4-6 4.19 23 13 0 0 0 77.1 77 42 36 7 7 24 66 9 0
PUT ON YOUR RALLY CAPS

The Cubs record for largest comeback victory is nine runs, set twice. The club last rallied from a nine-run deficit August 29, 1989, vs. Houston at
Wrigley Field, overcoming a 9-0 sixth-inning deficit to defeat the Astros 10-9 in 10 innings.
The Cubs record for largest last-inning come-from-behind rally is seven runs. On June 29, 1952, at Cincinnatis Crosley Field, the Cubs entered the top
of the ninth inning trailing 8-2. With two out and no runners on, the Cubs went on to score seven runs and defeated the Reds 9-8.
Last victory when overcoming eight-plus run deficit: July 7, 2011 at Washington (down 8-0, won 10-9)
Last rally from seven-run deficit: June 19, 2009 vs. Cleveland (down 7-0 in the fourth, won 8-7 in 10 innings)
Last victory when trailing entering ninth inning: July 26, 2013 @ San Francisco (down 2-1, won 3-2)
Last victory when entering ninth inning with a five-plus run deficit: May 10, 2000, vs. Milwaukee (down 8-3 entering bottom of ninth, scored five
runs in ninth, won 9-8 in 11 innings)
253
Carlos Gutierrez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Carlos Rafael Gutierrez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 232
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Fla ... attended the University of Miami
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Minnesota in the first round (27th overall) of 2008 draft (scout: Hector Otero)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Claimed off waivers from Minnesota 10/24/12
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Began the season on Iowas disabled list, continuning to rehab from shoulder surgery ... activated, June 24 ...
landed back on the shelf, July 18 though the end of the season, with a right shoulder strain ... 2012 His season ended, June 20,
due to a right shoulder injury that required surgery in July ... 2011 was an invitee to the Twins major league Spring Training ... ranked as
Minnesotas 10th-best prospect by Baseball America following the season ... 2010 Named to the Arizona Fall League Rising Star team
2009 Named Minnesotas seventh-best prospect following the season by Baseball America ... named to the Florida State League All-
Star Game ... awarded as the Twins Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April after posting a 0.78 ERA (2 ER/23.0 IP) in five games (four
starts)
YEAR TEAM
2008
Ft. Myers-A
2009
Ft. Myers-A

New Britain-AA
2010
New Britain-AA
Rochester-AAA
2011
Rochester-AAA
2012
Rochester-AAA
2013
Mesa-R
Daytona-A
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-1 2.10 16 0 0 0 1 25.2 23 7 6 0 1 7 19 7 0
2-3 1.32 11 10 0 0 0 54.2 37 20 8 1 2 22 33 5 0
1-3 6.19 22 6 0 0 0 52.1 62 36 36 6 3 24 32 1 0
5-8 4.57 32 16 0 0 2 122.0
136 71 62 7 6 50 81 7 0
0-0
2.25 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 1 1 0 0 2 6 0 0
2-3 4.62 43 0 0 0 0 62.1 60 41 32 2 3 31 57 6 0
2-2 5.06 10 0 0 0 0 16.0 13 9 9 2 1 3 20 1 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
0-0
1.50 3 0 0 0 1 6.0 3 2 1 0 0 2 3 1 0
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 1 3.2 3 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 0
15-20 4.00 142 32 0 0 5 348.2 342 189 155 18 16 145 254 29 0
Jae-Hoon Ha Outfielder
FULL NAME: Jae-Hoon Ha BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 10/29/90 in Jin Ju City, South Korea RESIDENCE: Heweongu, South Korea
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 9/19/08 (scouts: Steve Wilson and Aaron Tassano)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On the disabled list, May 5-June 19, with a right oblique strain ... 2012 Played in the SiriusXM All-Star Futures
Game, July 8, at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City ... went 2-for-2 with a two-run home run ... on the minor league D.L. with a concussion,
July 27-August 8 ... was a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training ... 2010 hit for the cycle, August 14 at Kane County, with Peoria
YEAR TEAM
2009
Boise-A
2010
Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.242 65 248 31 60
15 0 2 37 0 2 2 6 31 5-5 2
.264 .327
.317 77 293 36 93
15 4 7 46 1 5 0 10 45 9-4 2
.334 .468
.276 71 294 35 81
15 2 8 47 0 2 4 12 39 7-8 4
.311 .422
.283 61 226 32 64
16 1 3 25 0 4 3 11 28 6-9 0
.320 .403
.273 121 465 63 127 28 3 6 47 3 3 8 50 96 11-5 6 .352 .385
.284 28 95 21 27 5 0 1 14 2 1 3 13 24 8-1 0 .384 .368
.241 62 228 22 55
13 0 5 21 1 0 0 15 42 7-2 3
.288 .364
.274 485 1849 240 507
107 10 32 237 7 17 20 117 305 53-34 17 .322 .395
Michael Hamann Pitcher

FULL NAME: Michael Lee Hamann BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 1/1/91 in Port Clinton, OH RESIDENCE: Port Clinton, OH
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Toledo in Ohio graduated from Danbury High School in Lakeside, Ohio
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 16th round of 2012 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2012 Preseason All-Buckeye State Baseball first-team recipient ... 2010 second-team All-MAC selection ... Sits eighth
in UT annals in career fewest walks per inning (min. 100.0 frames) was second-team All-MAC honoree as a freshman in 2010
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
254

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
0-0 5.91 7 0 0 0 1 10.2 11 7 7 0 4 2 6 2 0
0-0
0.00 6 0 0 0 3 7.2 4 1 0 0 0 1 9 1 0
3-4 2.49 16 0 0 0 4 21.2 19 6 6 1 1 7 17 0 0
3-4 2.85 30 0 0 0 8 41.0 34 14 13 1 5 11 34 3 0
Jordan Hankins Infielder
FULL NAME: Jordan Taylor Hankins BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 2/18/92 in Wentzille, TN RESIDENCE: Wentzville, TN
w SCHOOL: Attended Austin Peay University graduated from Fort Zumwalt North High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in the 11th round of 2013 draft (scout: J.P. Davis)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Third Team All-America honors Collegiate Baseball
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.143 2 7 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0-0
.234 42 145 22 34 5 0 1 8 0 1 1 11 22 2-2
.230 44 152 22 35 5 1 1 10 0 2 1 11 23 2-2
E OBP SLG
0 .125 .429
4 .291 .290
4 .283 .296
Jake Hannemann Outfielder
FULL NAME: Jacob Howard Hannemann BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on April 29 BORN: 4/29/91 in Kahaku, HI RESIDENCE: Alpine, UT
w SCHOOL: Attended Brigham Young University graduated from Lone Peak High School in Highland, Utah
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in third round of 2013 draft (scout: Steve McFarland)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Selected as Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American named West Coast Conference Freshman of the Year led all
WCC freshmen with a .380 batting average during WCC play
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
AVG G AB
.290 14 62
.111 3 9
.268 17 71
R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS
8 18 4 2 1 5 0 0 0 2 11 3-1
1 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1-0
9 19 5 2 1 7 1 0 0 2 12 4-1
E OBP SLG
1 .313 .468
1 .111 .222
2 .288 .437
Michael Heesch Pitcher

FULL NAME: Michael Christopher Heesch BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on May 15 BORN: 5/15/90 in Crystal Lake, IL RESIDENCE: Bartlett, IL
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of South Carolina Beaufort graduated from Prairie Ridge High School in Crystal Lake, Ill.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in eighth round of 2012 draft (scout: Keith Lockhart)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Became the first USCB baseball player to earn All-America status after being named to the second-team NAIA
All-American club in 2012
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 1 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
3-1 2.66 12 0 0 0 0 23.2 25 8 7 0 1 1 19 1 0
3-9 3.78 22 20 0 0 0 119.0
129 63 50 3 3 36 60 3 0
6-10 3.55 36 20 0 0 1 144.2
155 71 57 3 4 37 82 4 0
Zak Hermans Pitcher
FULL NAME: Zachary David Hermans BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on June 21 BORN: 6/21/91 in Coppell, TX RESIDENCE: Coppell, TX
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Princeton University graduated from Coppell (Texas) High School
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2012 Ivy League Pitcher of the Year and First-Team selection earned College Baseball 360 Primetime Performer of
the Week honors (March 6)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

1-1 3.12 6 1 0 0 0 8.2 10 4 3 0 1 4 10 1 0
Jeffry Hernandez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jeffry Hernandez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 215
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-3 4.58 8 4 0 0 0 19.2 25 17 10 0 9 8 15 7 0
1-0 4.24 13 5 0 0 1 34.0 41 23 16 1 5 11 17 2 1
2-3 4.36 21 9 0 0 1 53.2 66 40 26 1 14 19 32 9 1
255
Luis Hernandez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Luis Alfredo Hernandez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/13/95 in Constanza, D.R. RESIDENCE: Constanza, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

2-2 2.50 11 9 0 0 0 39.2 34 16 11 1 2 17 28 1 0
Marco Hernandez Infielder

FULL NAME: Marco Antonio Hernandez BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/6/92 in Santiago, D.R. RESIDENCE: Moca, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/17/09 (scouts: Jose Serra and Jose Estevez)
w CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: 2011 Ranked third in the Northwest League with 70 hits, and was fourth with 42 RBI
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL Cubs 1-R
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Peoria-A

Boise-A
2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.272 23
92 10 25 8 0
0
7 0 0 0
6
6
6-5
9 .316 .359
.294 46 163 21 48
13 1 1 14 1 2 4 15 21 16-7 7
.364 .405
.333 51 210 39 70
16 5 2 42 1 5 1 16 29 9-7 9
.375 .486
.210 43 157 18 33 2 3 2 12 2 3 0 9 40 2-1 10 .249 .299
.286 67 269 39 77
12 4 5 38 2 2 0 10 36 8-3 22
.310 .416
.254 111 417 45 106 17 3
4 34 4 2 4 16 72 21-7 29 .287 .338
.274 341 1308 172 359 68 16 14 147 10 14 9 72 204 62-30 86 .314 .383
Luis Hidalgo Catcher
FULL NAME: Luis Armando Hidalgo BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 2/23/96 in Guacara, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Guacara, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/29/13 (scouts: Carlos Reyes, Gian Guzman, Jose Serra and Miguel Diaz)
YEAR TEAM
2013
AVG
AB R

Jesse Hodges Infielder
FULL NAME: Jesse L. Hodges BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 212
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 3/29/94 in Victoria, British Columbia RESIDENCE: Victoria, British Columbia
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Lambrick Park High School in Victoria, British Columbia
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 9/7/12 (scout: Steve Wilson)
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Named to the All-World Team of the World Junior Tournament held in Seoul, South Korea
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.210 47 167 26 35 4 2 2 20 1 2 4 11 44 1-0
.000 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0-0
.196 50 179 26 35 4 2 2 20 1 2 4 11 49 1-0
E OBP SLG
14 .272 .293
1 .000 .000
15 .255 .274
Martin Hodwalker Catcher
FULL NAME: Martin David Hodwalker BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 4/1/95 in Barranquilla, Colombia RESIDENCE: Barranquilla, Colombia
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

.204 40 108 10 22 3 1 0 9 1 0 2 10 33 3-5 4 .283 .250
Corbin Hoffner Pitcher

FULL NAME: Corbin Hoffner BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 240
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on July 30 BORN: 7/30/93 in Fort Lauderdale, FL RESIDENCE: Sebring, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended St. Petersburg College in Clearwater, Fla. graduated from Sebring (Fla.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 14th round of 2012 draft (scout: John Koronka)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Selected to the Class 5A First Team All-State club this season, while earning a spot in the prestigious Florida Athletic
Coaches Association All-Star Classic ... was named the 2011 All-Highlands Baseball Player of the Year
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
256

0-1 0.71 7 1 0 0 0 12.2 15 9 1 0 1 4 13 2 0
2-0 1.74 16 0 0 0 1 46.2 29 10 9 1 6 13 42 3 2
2-1 1.52 23 1 0 0 1 59.1 44 19 10 1 7 17 55 5 2
Walter Ibarra Infielder

FULL NAME: Walter Ibarra BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 26 BORN: 11/1/87 in Los Mochis Sinaloa, Mexico RESIDENCE: Monterrey, Mexico
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by New York (A.L.) as a non-drafted free agent 8/23/05
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed a one-year minor league contract with Cubs 11/20/13
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Landed on the seven-day D.L. twice: April 16-May 22 while with Double-A Trenton with a right oblique strain, and
July 22-September 1 with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre with right wrist inflammation 2012 Missed nearly two months of the season
at Trenton with D.L. trips (May 3-15 and May 20-July 27 due to a right hand sprain) following the season, played in 28 games with the
Naranjeros de Hermosillo of the Mexican Pacific League and hit .222 (16-for-72) 2011 Following the season, played in 48 games for
the Naranjeros de Hermosillo of the Mexican Pacific League and hit .166 (25-for-151) ... was named a Yankees Organizational All-Star by
MiLB.com in December 2010 Endured three stints on the disabled list with a right hamstring strain (5/1-11), a cut on his left hand
(5/18-6/7) and left shoulder inflammation (8/20-end of the season)
YEAR TEAM
2006
GCL Yankees-R .264 24 72 4 19 2 0 0 7 1 0 1 12 8 3-2 5 .376 .292
2007
Tampa-A
.179 10 28 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1-0 1 .233 .214

GCL Yankees-R .205 16 39 6 8 2 0 0 4 0 1 2 4 8 0-1 3 .304 .256
2008
Charleston-A
.198 27 91 13 18 6 1 1 13 0 0 0 6 16 1-0 4 .247 .319

Staten Island-A .224 12 49 10 11 3 0 2 6 1 0 0 2 7 2-1 5 .255 .408

Trenton-AA
.268 18 56 5 15 3 0 1 5 1 0 1 2 8 0-2 4 .305 .375
2009
Charleston-A
.241 12 29 2 7 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 10 1-0 6 .290 .241

Tampa-A
.265 74 234 38 62
10 1 0 16 2 3 1 10 23 11-5 13
.294 .316
2010
Tampa-A
.301 72 246 28 74
12 1 1 14 4 4 5 15 46 15-7 10
.348 .370
2011
Tampa-A
.297 100 390 59 116 24 3 6 52 14 8 6 19 65 10-7 11 .333 .421
2012
GCL Yankees-R .182 7 22 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 9 .182 .273

Trenton-AA
.276 44 156 17 43
15 2 1 15 3 0 2 5 27 2-1 0
.307 .417
2013
Trenton-AA
.312 20 77 12 24 2 1 1 6 1 2 0 2 21 2-1 3 .321 .403

Scranton/W.B.-AAA .254 38 122 14 31 5 0 2 9 0 0 0 8 42 1-1 2 .300 .344
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.271 474 1611 214 437 87 9 15 150 28 18 18 89 293 49-28 76 .313 .364
Tyler Ihrig Pitcher
FULL NAME: Tyler Patrick Ihrig BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/17/91 in Monroe, WA RESIDENCE: Monroe, WA
w SCHOOL: Attended College of Marin graduated from Monroe (Wash.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 23rd round of 2013 draft (scout: Scott Fairbanks)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

2-0 0.72 12 0 0 0 0 25.0 16 2 2 0 3 4 30 1 0
Michael Jensen Pitcher

FULL NAME: Michael A. Jensen BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 12/10/90 in Salinas, CA RESIDENCE: Salinas, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended Hartnell Junior College in Salinas, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 26th round of 2011 draft (scout: Ricky Schroeder)
w COLLEGE NOTES: 2011 Pre-season Junior College All-American
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Missed the season due to a right elbow injury ... 2012 Was second in the Midwest League with a .217 batting
average against, and fourth with a 1.12 WHIP
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
Boise-A
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 3 0
2012
Peoria-A
11-5 3.47 26 26 0 0 0 140.0
117 71 54 6 15 40
115 13 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
11-5 3.36 30 28 0 0 0 144.2
119 73 54 6 15 42
120 16 0
Salvador Jerez Pitcher
FULL NAME: Salvador Esteban Jerez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 3/28/93 in Punto Fijo, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Punto Fijo, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 4/26/13 (scout: Rafael Jimenez)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

0-2
3.29 6 3 0 0 0 13.2 9 8 5 0 3 7 9 4 0
STABILITY IN THE SYSTEM
The Cubs have player development agreements with Triple-A Iowa through the 2016 season, and with Double-A Tennessee, Single-A Daytona,
Single-A Kane County and Single-A Boise through 2014. By the end of the current contracts, the Cubs will have enjoyed a total of 73 seasons of relationships with its five minor league affiliates.
The relationship between the Cubs and Iowa is set to reach 37 seasons, as 2014 will mark the 34th season that Iowa has served as the Cubs Triple-A
affiliate. The Cubs relationship with Iowa is the seventh-longest current and consecutive relationship in all of minor league baseball.
257
Eloy Jimenez Outfielder
FULL NAME: Eloy Arturo Jimenez

w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 8/1/13 (scouts: Carlos Reyes, Gian Guzman, Jose Serra and Miguel Diaz)
YEAR TEAM
2013
AVG
AB R

Pierce Johnson Pitcher

FULL NAME: Pierce Johnson BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on May 10 BORN: 5/10/91 in Denver, CO RESIDENCE: Arvada, CO
w SCHOOL: Attended Missouri State University graduated from Faith Christian Academy in Arvada, Colo.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in sandwich round (43rd overall) of 2012 draft (scout: Stan Zielinski)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Set Missouri States single-season record with 119 strikeouts (second in conference) and ranked third in the Missouri
Valley Conference in ERA (2.53) in 2012
w CAREER NOTES: 2014 Named the Cubs sixth-best prospect heading into the season by Baseball America ... participated in the Cubs
Rookie Development Program in January ... 2013 Named the Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Month for August by the organization
after going 3-0 with a 1.02 ERA (2 ER/17.2 IP) in four games (three starts) ... named the sixth-best Cubs prospect entering the season by
Baseball America
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
0-0 4.50 4 4 0 0 0 8.0 10 5 4 0 0 3 12 2 1
5-5 3.10 13 13 0 0 0 69.2 68 29 24 4 5 22 74 3 1
6-1 2.22 10 8 0 0 0 48.2 41 12 12 1 4 21 50 1 0
11-6 2.78 29
27 0 0 0 129.1
123 46 40 5 9 46
138 6 2
Austin Kirk Pitcher

FULL NAME: Austin L. Kirk BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on May 22 BORN: 5/22/90 in Tulsa, OK RESIDENCE: Owasso, OK
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Owasso (Okla.) High School in May of 2009
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in third round of 2009 draft (scout: Brandon Mozley)
w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: 2009 Went 9-1 with a 0.45 ERA in 11 games to help lead Owasso to its 11th state championship and
12th championship game appearance in the last 13 years he struck out 111 batters in 61.2 innings pitched
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Named a mid-season Florida State League All-Star and got the start on the mound for the North Team ... 2011
Named a mid-season Midwest League All-Star ... tossed a 9.0-inning no-hitter, July 4, against Clinton - was the first no-hitter by a Peoria
Chiefs pitcher since 1988 ... earned Peorias inaugural minor league community service award
YEAR TEAM
2009
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2010
Boise-A

Peoria-A
2011
Peoria-A
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0 3.12 5 2 0 0 0 8.2 8 3 3 0 0 4 10 1 0
1-1
5.40 2 0 0 0 0 5.0 2 4 3 1 0 3 5 1 0
4-5 3.31 12 10 0 0 0 51.2 51 19 19 6 3 12 48 3 0
1-1 3.55 3 0 0 0 0 12.2 8 5 5 1 1 9 17 4 1
5-12 4.29 29 28 1 1 0 151.0
143 81 72 17 8 38
122 10 3
7-3 3.13 22 21 0 0 0 129.1
120 50 45 3 5 48 78 5 0
2-0 3.09 5 4 1 0 0 23.1 18 9 8 3 0 12 13 0 0
6-2 4.50 11 10 1 1 0 54.0 61 28 27 8 1 25 42 0 1
2-3 7.02 9 9 0 0 0 42.1 52 33 33 3 1 23 30 2 0
29-27 4.05 98 84 3 2 0 478.0 463 232 215 42 19 174 365 26 5
Chadd Krist Catcher

FULL NAME: Chadd Branden Krist BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 1/28/90 in Santa Rosa, CA RESIDENCE: Petaluma, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of California Berkeley graduated from Petaluma (Calif.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in ninth round of 2012 draft (scout: Scott Fairbanks)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Finished his Cal career with a school-record 65 doubles ... was a member of the 2011 Houston Regional All-
Tournament Team, while being named 2011 first-team All-Pac-10 ... earned All-Pac-10 honors as a sophomore in 2010
YEAR TEAM
2012
Boise-A

Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
258

.328 16 58 9 19 4 0 0 6 0 1 0 4 5 0-0 0 .365 .397
.253 40 150 18 38
15 1 4 23 1 3 2 15 33 0-1 3
.324 .447
.263 12 38 7 10 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 8 7 0-1 0 .417 .316
.253 65 225 28 57
14 0 5 34 0 2 4 31 50 4-2 8
.351 .382
.263 133 471 62 124 35 1 9 65 1 6 8 58 95 4-4 11 .350 .399
Trey Lang Pitcher

FULL NAME: Carl John Lang III BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 225
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on May 18 BORN: 5/18/92 in Mesa, AZ RESIDENCE: Mesa, AZ
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Gateway CC in Phoenix, Ariz. graduated from Skyline High School in Mesa, Ariz.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in sixth round of 2012 draft (scout: Steve McFarland)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 3.29 7 3 0 0 0 13.2 16 6 5 1 0 2 11 0 0
0-2 9.82 6 4 0 0 0 14.2 17 19 16 2 3 13 18 10 0
0-1 5.54 11 0 0 0 0 13.0 14 8 8 1 0 9 14 6 0
0-3 6.32 24 7 0 0 0 41.1 47 33 29 4 3 24 43 16 0
Erick Leal Pitcher

FULL NAME: Erick Alejandro Leal BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 3/17/95 in Valencia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Valencia, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Arizona as a non-drafted free agent 9/14/11
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Arizona with P Jesus Castillo 2/18/13 for OF Tony Campana
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL D-backs-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

6-2 2.44 14 12 1 1 0 70.0 58 26 19 1 3 11 70 7 1
3-2 2.77 13 6 0 0 1 48.2 50 18 15 2 3 8 52 9 2
9-4 2.58 27 18 1 1 1 118.2
108 44 34 3 6 19
122 16 3
Carlos Llano Pitcher

FULL NAME: Carlos Javier Llano (Batista) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent 6/14/12 (scouts:Jose Serra and Gian Guzman)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

6-1 2.95 19 1 0 0 6 39.2 39 17 13 2 10 17 48 6 0
Daniel Lockhart Infielder

FULL NAME: Daniel Keith Lockhart BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 11/4/92 in Nashville, TN RESIDENCE: Dacula, GA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Hebron Christian Academy in Dacula, Ga.
w FAMILY TIES: Son of former Major Leaguer and Cubs Area Scout, Keith Lockhart
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 His 72 hits ranked tied for second in the Northwest League ... his .290 batting average was tied for fifth
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.219 7 32 1 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 7 2-1 3 .265 .219
.221 45 190 31 42 5 4 1 20 1 0 4 18 27 11-3 12 .302 .305
.290 67 248 29 72 8 1 0 23 2 2 4 18 39 7-1 10 .346 .331
.444 2 9 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-1 0 .444 .556
.261 121 479 62 125 14 5 1 46 3 2 8 38 74 21-6 25 .324 .317
Matt Loosen Pitcher

FULL NAME: Matthew T. Loosen BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 10 BORN: 4/10/89 in Mineola, NY RESIDENCE: Malverne, NY
w SCHOOL: Attended Jacksonville University graduated from Chaminade High School in Mineola, N.Y., in 2007
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 23rd round of 2010 draft (scout: Tom Clark)
w COLLEGE NOTES: 2010 One of three players to receive a unanimous vote to the Atlantic Sun Preseason All-Conference Team
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Month for July by the organization after combining to go 3-0 with a 0.96
ERA (4 ER/37.1 IP) between Single-A Daytona and Double-A Tennessee ... named Florida State League Pitcher of the Week for the period
ending June 23 ... threw a 9.0-inning no hitter, July 8 at Dunedin (2 BB, 9 SO) and earned his second FSL Pitcher of the Week award for
the week ending July 14 ... 2012 Tied for the Florida State League lead with 11 victories ... was second in the league with a 1.14 WHIP
and a .202 opponent batting average
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2011
Daytona-A

Peoria-A
Tennessee-AA
2012
Daytona-A
2013
Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0
0.00 3 1 0 0 0 6.2 4 0 0 0 1 1 8 0 0
1-3 4.54 11 6 0 0 0 37.2 39 22 19 4 5 8 32 1 0
2-3 4.42 9 6 0 0 0 36.2 40 29 18 4 2 13 39 4 0
2-1 1.74 6 5 0 0 0 31.0 21 6 6 2 1 6 28 2 0
0-2
5.73 2 2 0 0 0 11.0 6 7 7 2 1 8 7 1 0
+11-5
4.07 23 23 0 0 0 112.2 83 58 51 8 12 46
110 7 1
3-3 6.14 16 13 0 0 0 66.0 61 49 45 15 3 48 60 5 1
5-2 1.83 9 9 2 2 0 54.0 34 11 11 2 5 17 56 0 0
25-19 3.97 79 65 2 2 0 355.2 288 182 157 37 30 147 340 20 2
+Tied For League Lead
259
Jeffrey Lorick Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jeffrey Hairston Lorick BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 26 BORN: 12/18/87 in Atlanta, GA RESIDENCE: Johns Creek, GA
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Virginia
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Atlanta in 20th round of 2009 draft (scout:Billy Best)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Atlanta 8/18/10 with P Robinson Lopez and PTyrelle Harris for INFDerrek Lee and a cash consideration
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Daytonas disabled list, April 4-May 9, with a left oblique strain
YEAR TEAM
2009

Danville-R
2010
Myrtle Beach-A

Rome-A

Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A

Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-1 4.09 17 3 0 0 3 33.0 30 17 15 1 3 13 42 9 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
3-6 2.32 26 4 0 0 4 50.1 42 25 13 2 0 21 41 2 1
0-0 4.82 4 2 0 0 0 9.1 9 6 5 0 0 9 12 1 0
8-6 5.38 30 18 0 0 0 113.2
133 83 68 10 11 44 75 8 1
2-4 4.58 31 0 0 0 2 39.1 44 24 20 1 3 18 41 3 0
0-0 0.52 15 0 0 0 6 17.1 9 1 1 0 2 8 25 1 1
3-0 3.32 26 0 0 0 3 43.1 45 19 16 1 0 23 35 2 1
18-17 4.03 150 27 0 0 18 308.1 313 175 138 15 19 136 273 26 4
Barret Loux Pitcher

FULL NAME: Barret Christopher Loux (Lowks) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 230
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 6 BORN: 4/6/89 in Houston, TX RESIDENCE: Houston, TX
w SCHOOL: Attended Texas A&M University ... graduated from Stratford (Texas) High School
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Texas as a minor league free agent 11/22/10 (scout: Kip Fagg)
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Texas with a player to be named 11/20/12 for P Jake Brigham
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Made three trips to Iowas D.L.: April 27-May 8 (right ankle sprain), May 28-June 8 (right shoulder strain) and
August 3-September 3 (right shoulder strain) ... was a non-roster invitee to Cubs major league Spring Training ... participated in the Cubs
Rookie Development Program in January ... 2012 Named Texas League Pitcher of the Year with Double-A Frisco, helping the team to the
league championship series ... named the starting pitcher for the North squad in the All-Star Game
YEAR TEAM
2011
Myrtle Beach-A
2012
Frisco-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

8-5 3.80 21 21 0 0 0 109.0
106 50 46 6 8 34
127 17 0
14-1 3.47 25
25 0 0 0 127.0
120 56 49 10 2 41
100 7 1
4-6 4.84 19 16 1 0 0 80.0 85 46 43 4 2 46 76 5 1
26-12 3.93 65 62 1 0 0 316.0 311 152 138 20 12 121 303 29 2
Mark Malave Infielder

FULL NAME: Mark Eckersley Malave BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 1/5/95 in Caracas, Distrito Capital, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Santa Teresa del Tuy, Miranda, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.229 62 227 25 52 11 0
0 21 0 1 2 32 49
5-0
.270 38 115 22 31 6 1 0 15 1 2 0 22 31 0-0
.243 100 342 47 83 17 1 0 36 1 3 2 54 80 5-0
E OBP SLG
9 .328 .278
9 .381 .339
18 .347 .298
Nathan Maldonado Infielder

FULL NAME: Nathan Maldonado BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on April 7 BORN: 4/7/89 in Phoenix, AZ RESIDENCE: Goodyear, AZ
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 1/30/13 (scout: Steve McFarland)
YEAR TEAM
Dillon Maples Pitcher

FULL NAME: Dillon Sean Maples BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on May 9 BORN: 5/9/92 in Sanford, NC RESIDENCE: West End, NC
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Pinecrest High School in Southern Pines, N.C.
w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: 2011 Gatorade North Carolina High School Player of the Year ... named the Cubs fifth-best prospect following the
season by Baseball America 2010 USA Baseball 18-and-under National Team member
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 On Mesa's disabled list with a right elbow strain, June 19-July 27
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Kane County-A

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
260

0-1 4.35 6 4 0 0 0 10.1 6 7 5 0 3 10 12 6 0
0-2 8.31 11 7 0 0 1 34.2 33 37 32 1 7 31 34 7 0
5-2 2.14 10 9 0 0 0 42.0 37 16 10 0 8 19 41 7 0
5-5 4.86 27 20 0 0 1 87.0 76 60 47 1 18 60 87 20 0
Ricardo Marcano Outfielder

FULL NAME: Ricardo Marcano BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 183
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 10/18/94 in Caracas, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Miranda, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.245 63 220 28 54 9 5
0 18 2 1 2 34 38
6-5
.279 68 251 43 70
19 6 4 45 0 6 2 24 53 13-5
.263 131 471 71 124 28 11 4 63 2 7 4 58 91 19-10
E OBP SLG
2 .350 .332
4
.339 .450
6 .344 .395
Justin Marra Catcher

FULL NAME: Justin P. Marra BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 1/18/93 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada RESIDENCE: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Michael Power/St. Joseph High School (Ontario)
w CAREER NOTES: 2011 Junior Canadian National Team member
YEAR TEAM
2012
Boise-A

Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.600 2 5 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0
.322 29 90 20 29
11 1 0 14 0 2 3 21 19 0-0
.224 25 85 14 19 4 0 6 16 0 0 1 10 30 0-0
.283 56 180 35 51
15 1 6 30 0 2 4 32 50 0-0
E OBP SLG
0 .667 .600
2
.457 .467
0 .313 .482
2
.399 .478
Junior Marte Pitcher

FULL NAME: Junior Antonio Marte BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on June 6 BORN: 6/6/95 in Puerto Plata, D.R. RESIDENCE: Puerto Plata, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 9/16/13 (scouts: Carlos Reyes, Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
IP H
Trey Martin Outfielder

FULL NAME: Darien Daronthea Martin BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 12/11/92 in Atlanta, GA RESIDENCE: Snellville, GA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Brookwood High School in Snellville, Ga.
w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: 2008 Led Brookwood High School to Georgia State Championship
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Missed most of the season after suffering a left shoulder dislocation in April
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.243 18 70 10 17 0 4 0 8 0 1 1 4 17 3-2 0 .289 .357
.448 7 29 5 13 5 1 0 6 0 0 2 2 3 2-0 0 .515 .690
.270 57 204 26 55 5 4 3 23 9 1 2 13 48 6-5 2 .318 .377
.200 11 35 3 7 2 0 0 5 0 2 1 4 10 2-3 1 .286 .257
.272 93 338 44 92
12 9 3 42 9 4 6 23 78 13-10 3
.326 .388
Trey Masek Pitcher
FULL NAME: Trey Andrew Masek BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 1/9/92 in Giddings, TX RESIDENCE: Giddings, TX
w SCHOOL: Attended Texas Tech University graduated from Giddings (Texas) High School in May of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth round of 2013 draft (scout: Chris Clemons)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Member of the Academic All-Big 12 First Team ... All-Big 12 Honorable Mention member ... Gregg Olson Breakout Player
of the Year Semi-finalist
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0 2.16 10 0 0 0 0 16.2 11 7 4 0 2 8 19 1 0
0-1
15.43 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 4 4 4 0 0 2 2 2 0
1-1 3.79 12 0 0 0 0 19.0 15 11 8 0 2 10 21 3 0
Yohan Matos Catcher

FULL NAME: Yohan Misael Matos BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 175
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/13 (scouts: Carlos Reyes, Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
AVG G AB R
2013

261
Andrew McKirahan Pitcher

FULL NAME: Andrew David McKirahan BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT:195
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 2/8/90 in Austin, TX RESIDENCE: Georgetown, TX
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Texas ... graduated from Georgetown (Texas) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 21st round of 2011 draft (scout: Trey Forkerway)
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 On Peorias disabled list, May 6, with an injured left elbow and underwent Tommy John surgery, July 13
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-1 1.42 11 0 0 0 0 12.2 8 2 2 1 0 4 17 1 0
0-1
2.25 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 1 1 0 0 4 6 0 0
0-0 1.80 9 0 0 0 2 10.0 6 2 2 0 2 4 11 0 0
0-0
4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 4 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0
1-0 2.45 5 0 0 0 0 7.1 3 3 2 0 1 2 11 1 0
2-0 2.75 14 0 0 0 0 19.2 14 7 6 0 3 7 22 1 0
3-2 2.26 45 0 0 0 2 55.2 39 16 14 1 6 21 71 3 0
Ryan McNeil Pitcher

FULL NAME: Ryan McNeil BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 2/1/94 in Santa Barbara, CA RESIDENCE: Nipomo, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Nipomo (Calif.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in third round of 2012 draft (scout: Tom Meyers)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Was a participant in the Area Code Games in Long Beach and the Perfect Game All-American in San Diego ...
became the first San Luis Obispo County high school player to be drafted in the first four rounds since 2005 (Scott Blue, drafted by Red
Sox) ... had signed a National Letter of Intent to play at Long Beach State prior to signing with Cubs
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, May 17
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
1-0 1.35 8 6 0 0 0 20.0 19 3 3 1 1 10 18 2 0
Trey McNutt Pitcher

FULL NAME: Kenneth Trey McNutt BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on August 2 BORN: 8/2/89 in Birmingham, AL RESIDENCE: Haleyville, AL
w SCHOOL: Attended Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala. ... graduated from Haleyville (Ala.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 32nd round of 2009 draft (scouts: Jim Crawford and Al Geddes)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Placed on Tennessees seven-day D.L., June 26-September 11, with a right shoulder strain ... 2012 Named the
fourth-best Cubs prospect by Baseball America heading into the season ... 2011 Named a Southern League mid-season All-Star ...
2010 Named a Midwest League All-Star
YEAR TEAM
2009
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2010
Peoria-A

Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2011
Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-1
0.00 6 4 0 0 0 7.1 5 5 0 0 0 3 7 1 1
3-0 1.33 7 2 0 0 0 20.1 9 7 3 1 3 12 21 4 0
6-0 1.51 13 13 0 0 0 59.2 43 14 10 0 2 24 70 3 1
4-0 2.63 9 9 0 0 0 41.0 29 16 12 3 2 9 49 3 1
0-1 5.74 3 3 0 0 0 15.2 21 12 10 2 0 4 13 1 0
5-6 4.55 23 22 0 0 0 95.0
120 50 48 5 5 39 65 9 0
9-8 4.26 34 17 0 0 0 95.0 93 58 45 12 7 45 66 6 2
2-5 4.60 27 0 0 0 2 31.1 28 17 16 3 1 14 23 3 0
0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
29-21 3.53 124 72 0 0 2 367.1 351 179 144 26 20 150 317 30 5
Jeferson Mejia Pitcher
FULL NAME: Jeferson Antonio Mejia BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-7 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on August 2 BORN: 8/2/94 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/13 (scouts: Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

0-0
3.00 3 3 0 0 0 9.0 6 3 3 0 3 3 6 1 0
Angel Mejias Pitcher

FULL NAME: Angel Mejias BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/30/93 in Aragua, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Aragua, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
Mesa-R
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
262

0-2 2.59 7 6 0 0 0 24.1 20 12 7 0 0 17 15 0 1
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
4-2 2.58 13 11 1 0 0 69.2 56 26 20 1 1 23 57 8 1
0-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 5 0 0 1 4 3 1 0
3-0
2.45 4 1 0 0 0 11.0 7 6 3 1 0 3 8 2 0
7-4 2.43 28 18 1 0 0 111.0 87 50 30 2 2 49 83 11 2
Enderson Mercedes Pitcher

FULL NAME: Enderson Mercedes BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/25/10 (scout: JoseSerra)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Transitioned from an outfielder to a pitcher heading into the season
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL Cubs 1-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

.224 27
76 11 17 1 0
0
3 0 1 1 13 24
2-2
.140 24 57 6 8 2 0 1 3 1 0 1 3 28 1-2
.172 29
87 14 15 4 0
5
9 0 1 4 11 48
1-1
.161 17 31 6 5 1 0 1 5 0 0 1 7 17 0-2
.179 97 251 37 45 8 0 7 20 1 2 7 34 117 4-7
E OBP SLG
1 .341 .237
2 .197 .228
4 .291 .391
1 .333 .290
8 .293 .295

0-0 2.19 12 0 0 0 0 12.1 4 5 3 0 0 20 11 4 0
Alberto Mineo Catcher

FULL NAME: Alberto Mineo BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on July 23 BORN: 7/23/94 in Gorizia, Italy RESIDENCE: Ronchi dei Legionari, Italy
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 8/6/10 (scouts: Steve Wilson and Bill Holmberg)
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.157 17 51 8 8 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 10 14 1-1
.222 16 54 5 12 3 0 0 11 0 0 2 4 17 0-1
.190 33 105 13 20 3 0 0 14 1 0 2 14 31 1-2
E OBP SLG
3 .295 .157
1 .300 .278
4 .298 .219
Jose Morel Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jose Morel BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-6 WEIGHT: 204
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 11/13/94 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Duverge, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

0-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 5.0 3 0 0 0 0 5 7 1 0
Yomar Morel Pitcher

FULL NAME: Yomar Alexander Morel BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 180
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-3 2.61 9 3 0 0 0 31.0 19 14 9 0 1 17 31 1 1
1-0 2.84 11 0 0 0 0 25.1 30 12 8 0 0 7 24 4 0
1-1 1.63 10 4 0 0 1 27.2 20 5 5 0 5 4 26 2 0
5-4 2.36 30 7 0 0 1 84.0 69 31 22 0 6 28 81 7 1
Erling Moreno Pitcher

FULL NAME: Erling Enrique Moreno BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 17 BORN: 1/13/97 in Cartagena, Colombia RESIDENCE: Cartagena, Colombia
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/13 (scout: Manny Esquivia)
YEAR TEAM
IP H
WELCOME TO THE BROOMTOWN

The last time the Cubs swept four consecutive series of any length took place in 1970, when the club won 11-straight contests from
April 14-April 27:
April 14-15-16 3-game sweep vs. Philadelphia
April 17-18 2-game sweep vs. Montreal

April 24-25-26 3-game sweep vs. Houston

April 27 Won first game of a series in Pittsburgh
April 21-22 2-game sweep vs. St. Louis
In 1935, the Cubs had a club-record 21-game winning streak from September 4-September 27. That streak also marked the last time the Cubs swept
four straight series of at least three games. The breakdown:
Sept. 4-5-6-7 4-game sweep vs. Philadelphia
Sept. 9 (DH)-10-11 4-game sweep vs. Boston Braves
Sept. 12-13-14-15 4-game sweep vs. Brooklyn
Sept. 16-17-18-19 4-game sweep vs. N.Y. Giants

Sept. 21-22 2-game sweep vs. Pittsburgh
Sept. 25-26-27 Won first 3 games at St. Louis
263
Jonathan Mota Infielder

FULL NAME: Jonathan J. Mota BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 26, turns 27 on June 1 BORN: 6/1/87 in Valencia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
w CAREER NOTES: 2012 Was a non-roster invitee to major league Spring Training ... missed significant time with an injured right elbow, as
he was on the shelf, May 13-September 4 ... 2011 Hit .323 (52-for-161) in the first half of the season with Triple-A Iowa
YEAR TEAM
2004
DSL Cubs-R
2005
Boise-A
2006
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2007
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2008
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2009
Tennessee-AA
2010
Peoria-A

Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2011
Iowa-AAA

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.211 63 228 37 48 9 2 0 26 2 0 4 27 53 9-4 0 .305 .268
.236 63 212 18 50 7 1 0 22 5 0 2 16 49 4-5 19 .296 .278
.275 33 91 10 25 2 1 0 9 1 1 1 6 14 2-3 6 .323 .319
.247 55 170 18 42 6 2 1 13 8 2 1 9 26 1-1 21 .286 .324
.277 67 220 35 61
17 1 2 16 5 1 1 24 42 9-5 9
.350 .391
.231 38 134 20 31 8 1 1 17 3 1 2 11 21 4-3 7 .297 .328
.227 8 22 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0-0 2 .370 .318
.260 91 323 46 84
17 2 4 34 9 3 4 26 59 6-6 13
.320 .362
.238 107 320 32 76 16 2 2 22 6 2 7 35 59 2-6 13 .324 .319
.281 44 160 20 45 8 0 2 24 1 2 4 10 21 0-0 1 .335 .369
.000 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0-0 0 .000 .000
.217 10 23 2 5 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0-0 1 .217 .304
.267 11 30 2 8 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 7 0-0 1 .333 .367
.289 77 204 24 59
15 1 5 30 2 3 2 9 32 1-1 7
.321 .446
.221 21 77 5 17 4 0 2 8 1 0 1 2 14 0-1 2 .250 .351
.293 21 58 8 17 4 0 3 10 0 0 0 5 16 0-0 3 .349 .517
.235 7 17 3 4 1 1 1 5 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 0 .278 .588
.276 109 301 39 83 15 2 7 40 2 3 4 31 61 2-1 4 .348 .409
.254 826 2596 319 660
133 16 31 280 45 18 33 220 493 40-36 109 .318 .354
Yoanner Negrin Pitcher

FULL NAME: Yoanner Negrin (Perez) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 29, turns 30 on April 29 BORN: 4/29/84 in La Habana, Cuba RESIDENCE: Miami, FL
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/25/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Louie Eljaua)
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
1-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.1 3 0 0 0 0 3 7 0 0
Peoria-A
0-0
4.15 2 0 0 0 1 4.1 4 2 2 2 1 1 6 0 0
Daytona-A
0-1
10.38 3 0 0 0 0 4.1 7 5 5 0 0 1 5 0 0
2012
Olmecas de Tabasco-MEX
7-6 3.12 24 16 0 0 1 104.0
101 45 36 4 3 51 78 9 0
Tennessee-AA
1-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0

Iowa-AAA
0-1 3.60 3 3 0 0 0 15.0 20 7 6 1 1 4 9 3 1
2013
Iowa-AAA
4-7 4.17 34
14 1 0 1 108.0
126 58 50 6 7 31
118 2 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
6-9 4.02 46
18 1 0 2 141.0
161 72 63 9 9 41
149 5 1
MEXICAN LEAGUE TOTALS 7-6 3.12 24 16 0 0 1 104.0
101 45 36 4 3 51 78 9 0
Alan Oaks Pitcher

FULL NAME: Alan Christopher Oaks BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 225
OPENING DAY AGE: 25, turns 26 April 4 BORN: 4/4/88 in Southfield, MI RESIDENCE: White Lake, MI
w SCHOOL: Graduated from the University of Michigan ... graduated from Divine Child High School in Dearborn, Mich.
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Selected by Florida in the eighth round of the 2010 draft (scout: Kevin Ibach)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Pitched for the Normal CornBelters of the Frontier Independent League
YEAR TEAM
2010
GCL Marlins-R

Jamestown-A
2011
Greensboro-A
2012
Jupiter-A

Jacksonville-AA
GCL Marlins-R
2013
Normal-IND
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
264

0-0
3.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 4 3 1 0 0 1 3 2 0
1-2 1.50 5 4 0 0 0 18.0 10 6 3 0 1 6 17 1 0
1-1 3.15 4 4 0 0 0 20.0 20 8 7 1 0 5 11 2 0
1-2 6.17 17 2 0 0 0 35.0 45 27 24 4 2 15 30 2 0
1-2 6.55 4 1 0 0 0 11.0 12 8 8 2 1 6 10 0 0
0-0
4.50 3 1 0 0 0 4.0 6 2 2 0 2 1 5 1 0
2-4 1.99 37 0 0 0 14 49.2 31 14 11 3 1 19 59 4 0
6-11 3.58 72 12 0 0 14 140.2 128 68 56 10 7 53 135 12 0
Dalfis Ortiz Infielder

FULL NAME: Dalfis Leonidas Ortiz BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 160
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.261 40
88 19 23 4 0
0
6 2 1 0 21 21
5-5
5 .400 .307
.343 47 172 39 59 7 9 1 26 3 5 0 25 23 14-7 11 .416 .506
.315 87 260 58 82
11 9 1 32 5 6 0 46 44 19-12 16
.410 .438
Yomar Pacheco Pitcher
FULL NAME: Yomar Jose Pacheco BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 10/4/89 in Caracas, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Miranda, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Pittsburgh as a non-drafted free agent 6/6/08 (scouts: Rene Gayo and Rodolfo Petit)
YEAR TEAM
2008
VSL Pirates-R
1-0
0.71 6 0 0 0 0 12.2 5 2 1 0 1 9 9 1 0
2009
VSL Pirates-R
2-1 1.97 15 8 0 0 1 45.2 40 19 10 2 7 11 27 3 1
2010
GCL Pirates-R
1-3 4.85 13 0 0 0 3 29.2 30 17 16 7 5 7 23 1 0
2011 DID NOT PLAY
2012
2013
VSL Cubs-R
2-2 2.61 28 0 0 0 10 41.1 42 15 12 6 2 6 37 0 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
6-6 2.71 62 8 0 0 14 129.1
117 53 39 15 15 33 96 5 2
Loiger Padron Pitcher

FULL NAME: Loiger Luis Padron (Guzman) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 1/31/91 in Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Bolivar, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent, 5/15/09 (scouts:Julio Figueroa and Jose Gomez)
YEAR TEAM
2009
DSL Cubs 2-R
2010
DSL
Cubs 1-R
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R

Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-5 6.91 14 4 0 0 0 27.1 28 28 21 0 2 24 24 10 0
1-2 5.06 17 0 0 0 1 26.2 26 16 15 0 3 14 32 4 1
3-1 2.28 10 1 0 0 1 23.2 18 8 6 0 1 12 15 2 0
3-2 2.54 7 5 0 0 0 39.0 22 12 11 0 4 12 34 3 0
0-1 4.09 4 2 0 0 0 11.0 15 5 5 1 1 7 10 0 0
4-0 2.54 12 0 0 0 0 28.1 24 12 8 2 1 12 31 4 1
2-4 5.87 13 5 0 0 0 38.1 39 26 25 2 0 20 32 2 1
15-15 4.21 77 17 0 0 2 194.1 172 107 91 5 12 101 178 25 3
Jose Paniagua Outfielder

FULL NAME: Jose Alberto Paniagua BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on June 7 BORN: 6/7/94 in Azua, D.R. RESIDENCE: Azua, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 3/27/12 (scouts: Jose Serra and Valerio Heredio)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.211 48 171 20 36 5 2
2 16 2 1 1 10 46
3-8
3 .257 .298
.206 60 209 25 43
13 1 2 24 0 1 3 27 53 5-2 16
.304 .306
.208 108 380 45 79 18 3 4 40 2 2 4 37 99 8-10 19 .284 .303
Juan Paniagua Pitcher

FULL NAME: Juan Carlos Paniagua BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 195
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/9/12 (scouts: Louie Eljaua, Jose Serra and Alex Suarez)
YEAR TEAM
2009
DSL D-backs-R
1-1 4.66 18 0 0 0 2 29.0 40 24 15 0 4 15 33 6 0
2010
DSL D-backs-R
0-0 5.40 3 0 0 0 0 6.2 11 5 4 1 2 1 8 1 0
2011 DID NOT PITCH
2012
Mesa-R
1-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 0
2013
DSL Cubs-R
0-0 0.00 4 4 0 0 0 12.1 4 0 0 0 1 2 13 1 0
Mesa-R
0-0
0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0

Kane County-A
0-2 8.22 3 3 0 0 0 7.2 10 9 7 0 1 12 6 0 0

Boise-A
0-0
11.57 6 2 0 0 0 14.0 30 23 18 1 1 12 18 4 1
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
2-3 5.19 37 10 0 0 2 76.1 97 61 44 2 10 43 86 13 1
265
Giuseppe Papaccio Infielder
FULL NAME: Giuseppe Antonio Papaccio BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on June 8 BORN: 6/8/91 in Nutley, NJ RESIDENCE: Nutley, NJ
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Seton Hall University in May of 2013
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Named the NJCBA Player of the Year while earning First Team All-Big East and Third Team All-America honors
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.313 9 32 3 10 1 1 0 6 0 1 2 3 6 2-0
.279 37 140 12 39 4 1 2 13 0 0 1 10 24 0-1
.285 46 172 15 49 5 2 2 19 0 1 3 13 30 2-1
E OBP SLG
3 .395 .406
10 .331 .364
13 .344 .372
Adonis Paula Infielder

FULL NAME: Adonis Paula BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 185
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.186 37 129 16 24 4 2
1 11 0 0 5
9 36
4-2
15 .266 .271
.281 69 253 44 71
15 5 3 55 0 3
10 36 50 3-3 12
.387 .415
.249 106 382 60 95 19 7 4 66 0 3 15 45 86 7-5 27 .348 .366
Jose Paulino Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jose Paulino BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 165
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on April 9 BORN: 4/9/95 in San Cristobal, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Cristobal, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-6 4.18 15 7 0 0 0 60.1 54 41 28 4 5 20 60 12 3
5-3 2.33 13 10 0 0 0 58.0 47 18 15 1 6 12 71 2 0
7-9 3.27 28 17 0 0 0 118.1
101 59 43 5 11 32
131 14 3
Felix Pena Pitcher

FULL NAME: Felix Ricardo Pena BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 186
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 2/25/90 in San Pedro de Macoris, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 3/9/09 (scouts: Jose Serra and Marino Encarnacion)
YEAR TEAM
2009
DSL Cubs 2-R
2010
DSL
Cubs 1-R
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Peoria-A

Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-4 3.58 14 6 0 0 0 50.1 53 30 20 2 4 15 38 7 0
1-2 1.17 20 1 0 0 2 46.1 36 11 6 1 0 9 38 3 1
3-2 6.92 17 0 0 0 1 39.0 48 35 30 8 3 9 32 6 1
0-0 4.50 6 0 0 0 0 10.0 9 5 5 1 0 5 10 1 0
4-2 3.43 15 6 0 0 0 63.0 60 33 24 5 2 22 42 4 0
4-7 3.92 21 17 1 0 1 103.1
102 57 45 5 7 32 77 8 0
13-17 3.75 93 30 1 0 4 312.0 308 171 130 22 16 92 237 29 2
Jhonny Pena Catcher

FULL NAME: Jhonny Alexander Pena BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on May 24 BORN: 5/24/92 in Bani, D.R. RESIDENCE: Bani, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.204 45 113 10 23 7 0
0 10 0 0 7 15 17
0-0
.294 48 119 16 35 6 0
2 25 1 2 5 33 26
5-1
.232 40 125 20 29 6 0 2 11 0 2 1 17 21 1-1
.244 133 357 46 87 19 0 4 46 1 4 13 65 64 6-2
E OBP SLG
4 .333 .265
4 .459 .395
1 .324 .328
9 .376 .331
Carlos Penalver Infielder

FULL NAME: Carlos Eduardo Penalver BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on May 17 BORN: 5/17/94 in Aragua, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Aragua, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A

Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
266

.272 72 261 51 71 11 2
1 38 6 4 5 35 42 21-8 16 .364 .341
.273 49 183 27 50 7 1 0 20 0 2 1 19 31 7-4 15 .341 .322
.261 68 234 43 61
16 2 1 21 1 1 3 25 49 9-3 18
.338 .359
.154 4 13 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 3 4 0-0 1 .333 .154
.266 193 691 124 184 34 5 2 81 7 8 10 82 126 37-15 50 .349 .339
Stephen Perakslis Pitcher

FULL NAME: Stephen Paul Perakslis BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 1/15/91 in Stoughton, MA RESIDENCE: Abington, MA
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Maine - Orono graduated from Abington (Mass.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 21st round of 2012 draft (scout: Matt Sherman)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Was an America East Second Team selection in 2012 ... earned America East Second Team selection in 2011
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-0 3.20 15 0 0 0 2 25.1 23 13 9 0 0 6 26 2 0
0-0
9.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0
1-3 2.93 37 0 0 0 7 58.1 51 20 19 2 3 20 44 5 0
5-3 3.08 53 0 0 0 9 84.2 77 34 29 2 3 26 70 8 0
Starling Peralta Pitcher
FULL NAME: Starling Peralta BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 11/11/90 in Nagua, D.R. RESIDENCE: Nagua, D.R.
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Twice on Daytonas disabled list: April 13-29, with right shoulder tendinitis, and May 8-July 28 with a right shoulder
strain ... 2012 Selected by Arizona in the major league portion of the Rule 5 Draft, December 6 ... returned to Chicago, March 14, 2013
YEAR TEAM
2008
DSL Cubs 2-R
2009
DSL Cubs 1-R
2010
DSL Cubs 2-R

DSL Cubs 1-R
2011
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A

Mesa-R

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-4 6.92 15 8 0 0 0 40.1 50 36 31 1 5 24 33 7 1
1-3 4.10 7 3 0 0 0 26.1 32 13 12 2 1 4 22 5 0
0-2 3.00 8 8 0 0 0 39.0 34 17 13 1 8 12 37 4 0
1-2 4.82 7 7 1 0 0 28.0 26 17 15 1 0 7 30 5 0
2-1 3.46 3 2 0 0 0 13.0 14 5 5 0 0 2 18 2 0
3-5 5.68 12 12 0 0 0 57.0 67 44 36 9 3 26 40 5 0
5-8 3.44 20 17 0 0 0 99.1 80 55 38 11 4 42 86 14 1
0-1
12.86 5 2 0 0 0 14.0 19 20 20 6 3 7 16 2 0
0-0 1.35 5 1 0 0 0 13.1 11 3 2 0 1 3 14 0 0
2-3 6.06 7 6 0 0 0 32.2 34 24 22 3 3 23 23 3 0
18-29 4.81 89 66 1 0 0 363.0 367 234 194 34 28 150 319 47 2
Jhonny Pereda Catcher
FULL NAME: Jhonny Fernando Pereda BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 17, turns 18 April 18 BORN: 4/18/96 in San Juan, Venezuela RESIDENCE: San Sebastian, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

.213 59 188 18 40 9 0 2 21 1 3 1 22 36 0-0 7 .294 .293
Hector Perez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Hector Perez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 157
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on June 25 BORN: 6/25/93 in Bani, D.R. RESIDENCE: Bani, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent 4/27/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-0 5.14 10 6 0 0 0 35.0 39 21 20 3 4 16 32 5 1
2-0 4.50 12 10 0 0 0 50.0 49 28 25 2 3 23 47 5 1
4-3 1.88 13 8 0 0 1 57.1 49 16 12 0 4 13 62 3 0
9-3 3.60 35 24 0 0 1 142.1
137 65 57 5 11 52
141 13 2
Jesus Perez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jesus Adan Perez BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 160
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

4-2 3.18 10 1 0 0 0 22.2 14 9 8 1 2 19 14 5 3
267
Wilfredo Petit Catcher

FULL NAME: Wilfredo Javier Petit (Suarez) BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 2/9/93 in Valencia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Carabobo, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 2-R
2011 DSL Cubs 2-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R

Mesa-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.065 20
46
2
3 0 0
0
1 0 0 0
5
6
1-0
.196 54 158 17 31 4 0
2 18 3 1 5 14 17
3-0
.200 51 175 17 35 7 2
1 18 2 0 2 11 22
4-2
.100 4 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-0
.209 30 86 10 18 2 0 0 14 2 0 0 5 13 0-0
.185 159 475 47 88 13 2 3 51 7 1 7 36 60 8-2
E OBP SLG
1 .157 .065
7 .281 .259
7 .255 .280
1 .182 .100
3 .253 .233
19 .252 .240
Christopher Pieters Pitcher

FULL NAME: Christopher Daniel Pieters BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 183
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 9/21/94 in Willemstad, Curacao RESIDENCE: Willemstad, Curacao
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

2-5 6.00 14 6 0 0 0 33.0 27 28 22 1 6 47 24 10 0
1-5
12.21 19 4 0 0 0 24.1 23 41 33 0 6 42 19 15 1
3-10 8.63 33 10 0 0 0 57.1 50 69 55 1 12 89 43 25 1
Ivan Pineyro Pitcher
FULL NAME: Ivan Florentino Pineyro BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 200
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Washington as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/10
w HOW ACQUIRED: From Washington 7/8/13 for OF Scott Hairston
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Nationals-R
4-6 2.20 14 14 1 1 0 69.2 63 27 17 2 4 20 73 10 3
2012
GCL Nationals-R
0-0 2.38 5 5 0 0 0 22.2 13 7 6 2 1 7 23 0 0

Auburn Doubledays-A 3-2 5.50 8 8 0 0 0 34.1 49 21 21 2 2 8 27 1 0
2013
Hagerstown-A
5-3 3.14 13 13 0 0 0 66.0 57 26 23 4 3 17 65 10 0

Potomac-A
1-0 3.68 3 3 0 0 0 14.2 14 6 6 1 0 5 8 2 0

Daytona-A
3-1 3.40 8 8 0 0 0 45.0 44 17 17 2 3 9 38 2 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
16-12 3.21 51 51 1 1 0 252.1 240 104 90 13 13 66 234 25 3
Anthony Prieto Pitcher

FULL NAME: Anthony Lee Prieto BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 11/16/93 in El Paso, TX RESIDENCE: El Paso, TX
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Americas High School in El Paso, Texas
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth round of 2012 draft (scout: Steve McFarland)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Signed with the Cubs after forgoing a commitment to Howard Junior College
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-1 2.33 10 7 0 0 0 19.1 9 5 5 0 1 12 11 4 1
1-2 4.29 6 4 0 0 0 21.0 19 15 10 3 0 12 17 2 0
1-3 3.35 16 11 0 0 0 40.1 28 20 15 3 1 24 28 6 1
James Pugliese Pitcher

FULL NAME: James Michael Pugliese BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT:205
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on August 12 BORN: 8/12/92 in Trenton, NJ RESIDENCE: Hamilton, NJ
w SCHOOL: Attended Mercer Country Community College in West Windsor, N.J. ... graduated from Steinert High School in Hamilton, N.J.
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a Northwest League mid-season All Star ... finished second in the Northwest League with a 2.32 ERA for
Boise ... named Northwest League Pitcher of the Week for July 15-21 ... was 1-0 and tossed 11.0 shutout innings in two starts
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Boise-A
2013
Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
268

2-2 4.62 15 9 0 0 0 39.0 47 23 20 2 1 12 32 4 1
1-5 5.37 15 11 0 0 0 60.1 78 46 36 8 5 22 51 5 0
4-3 2.32 12 11 0 0 0 62.0 55 21 16 2 4 12 47 2 1
0-2 7.71 3 3 0 0 0 14.0 22 13 12 2 0 2 12 2 1
7-12 4.31 45 34 0 0 0 175.1 202 103 84 14 10 48 142 13 3
Bijan Rademacher Outfielder

FULL NAME: Bijan Rademacher (Bee-jahn Rah-de-mock-er) BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on June 15 BORN: 6/15/91 in Santa Ana, CA RESIDENCE: Anaheim Hills, CA
w SCHOOL: Attended Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, Calif. graduated from Canyon High School in Anaheim, Calif.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 13th round of 2012 draft (scout: Denny Henderson)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Split time between the outfield and the mound in 2012, becoming the teams closer in the final weeks of the season
... was a first-team all-state and All-Orange Empire Conference honoree
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a mid-season Midwest League All-Star
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A

Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.333 3 12 3 4 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2-0
.396 14 53 9 21 6 0 1 8 0 1 0 2 7 0-1
.221 35 122 16 27 7 1 0 11 3 0 0 10 26 2-1
.303 55 185 24 56 8 0 2 18 1 3 2 21 25 5-3
.276 42 145 22 40 7 3 2 20 0 1 0 14 24 3-0
.286 149 517 74 148 29 4 6 58 4 5 2 47 84 12-5
E OBP SLG
0 .333 .667
3 .411 .566
1 .280 .295
2 .374 .378
1 .338 .407
7 .345 .393
Jasvir Rakkar Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jasvir Singh Rakkar BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on April 27 BORN: : 4/27/91 in North York, Ontario, Canada RESIDENCE: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
w SCHOOL: Attended Stony Brook University in New York graduated from Bramalea Secondary High School in Brampton, Ontario
w COLLEGE CAREER: Named to America East All-Academic team in 2011
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 2.70 7 0 0 0 1 10.0 10 3 3 0 0 5 13 0 0
4-1 3.58 20 0 0 0 1 37.2 31 16 15 6 1 10 41 2 0
4-1 3.40 27 0 0 0 2 47.2 41 19 18 6 1 15 54 2 0
Carlos Ramirez Catcher

FULL NAME: Carlos Ramirez BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on May 27 BORN: 5/27/92 in Santo Domingo, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.258 38 132 16 34 9 1
0 19 1 1 4 11 14
0-2
.226 23 62 9 14 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 9 10 1-1
.247 61 194 25 48 9 1 0 25 1 2 4 20 24 1-3
E OBP SLG
3 .331 .341
2 .319 .226
5 .327 .304
Moises Ramirez Pitcher
FULL NAME: Moises Alcibiades Ramirez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 12/11/95 in Panama RESIDENCE: Panama
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 3/7/13 (scout: Cirillo Cumbertbach)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

1-0 3.38 14 2 0 0 0 21.1 20 9 8 1 5 5 20 4 0
Austin Reed Pitcher

FULL NAME: Austin Drake Reed BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 215
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 10/31/91 in Upland, CA RESIDENCE: Etiwanda, CA
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.) High School in June of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 12th round of 2010 draft (scout: Denny Henderson)
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-2 2.94 12 5 0 0 0 33.2 24 12 11 0 4 11 34 1 0
2-7 6.08 15 13 0 0 0 63.2 82 51 43 5 8 25 36 10 2
5-8 3.65 38 0 0 0 1 61.2 67 32 25 4 6 24 49 16 0
4-2 4.07 34 0 0 0 4 66.1 69 34 30 1 6 28 40 5 0
14-19 4.35 99 18 0 0 5 225.1 242 129 109 10 24 88 159 32 2
Will Remillard Catcher
FULL NAME: William Gregory Remillard BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/18/92 in Cohoes, NY RESIDENCE: Cohoes, NY
w SCHOOL: Attended Coastal Carolina University graduated from La Salle Institute in Troy, N.Y.
w COLLEGE CAREER: Named second team All-Big South
YEAR TEAM
2013
AVG
AB R

269
Brad Renner Pitcher
FULL NAME: Bradley Geno Renner BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-6 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on May 15 BORN: 5/15/91 in Land OLakes, FL RESIDENCE: Land OLakes, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Florida State College at Jacksonville graduated from Land OLakes (Fla.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 28th round of 2013 draft (scout: Tom Clark)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

0-0
0.00 4 0 0 0 1 6.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 8 2 0
Dae-Eun Rhee Pitcher

FULL NAME: Dae-Eun Rhee BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 3/23/89 in Seoul, South Korea RESIDENCE: Seoul, South Korea
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 8/15/07 (scout: Steve Wilson)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Tennessees disabled list, April 15-July 19, with a right shoulder strain ... 2012 Was a non-roster invitee to
major league Spring Training ... 2011 Led the Florida State League with four complete games for Daytona ... on the minor league D.L. with
a blister on his right middle finger, April 10-May 1 ... 2009 Began the year on the D.L., continuing to recover from Tommy John surgery ...
the surgery was done by Dr. Stephen Gryzlo on July 15, 2008
YEAR TEAM
2008
Peoria-A
2009
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2010
Daytona-A
2011
Daytona-A
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
Mesa-R
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-1 1.80 10 10 0 0 0 40.0 28 13 8 0 0 16 33 3 2
0-0
7.71 3 2 0 0 0 4.2 4 4 4 0 0 5 3 2 0
0-1
11.25 2 2 0 0 0 4.0 8 5 5 2 0 1 4 1 0
5-13 5.27 26 25 0 0 0 114.1
125 74 67 11 7 40 70 9 2
8-7 4.02 25 17 *4 1 0 127.2
131 68 57 10 8 43
117 4 1
9-8 4.81 27 26 0 0 0 142.1
168 93 76 18 9 51 78 5 0
5-1 3.34 11 11 0 0 0 59.1 46 24 22 6 5 20 35 3 0
0-0
2.25 2 2 0 0 0 4.0 5 3 1 0 1 1 0 0 0
1-0
0.00 2 2 0 0 0 8.0 4 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0
32-31 4.28 108 97 4 1 0 504.1 519 284 240 47 31 177 348 27 5
*Led League
Miguel Rico Infielder

FULL NAME: Miguel Efrain Rico (Duarte) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 204
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 9/15/93 in Valencia, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Tocuyito, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.239 48 159 17 38 5 1
1 17 0 3 11 15 40
4-2
14 .340 .302
.231 62 195 39 45
10 0 10 26 0 4 6 23 59 2-1 16
.325 .436
.234 110 354 56 83 15 1 11 43 0 7 17 38 99 6-3 30 .332 .376
Brohiglyn Rivero Pitcher
FULL NAME: Brohiglyn Antonio Rivero

OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on May 3 BORN: 5/3/93 in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Tampa Bay as a non-drafted free agent 8/25/10 (scout: Ronnie Blanco)
YEAR TEAM
2011
VSL Rays-R
2012
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-2 7.52 11 7 0 0 0 20.1 18 29 17 1 5 21 7 15 1
INJURED DID NOT PITCH
0-1
30.24 11 0 0 0 0 8.1 17 28 28 1 5 18 5 7 0
1-3
14.13 22 7 0 0 0 28.2 35 57 45 2 10 39 12 22 1
Carlos Rodriguez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Carlos Alexander Rodriguez BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 178
OPENING DAY AGE: 18, turns 19 on July 18 BORN: 7/18/95 in Anzoategui, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Miranda, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2012
DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
270

5-3 2.01 14 12 0 0 0 71.2 52 27 16 2 10 20 73 3 0
1-4 6.97 13 3 0 0 0 31.0 44 27 24 0 2 15 30 2 3
6-7 3.51 27 15 0 0 0 102.2 96 54 40 2 12 35
103 5 3
Orbandy Rodriguez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Orbandy Rodriguez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-6 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 9/29/88 in Loma De Cabrera, D.R. RESIDENCE: Puerto Plata, D.R.
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Arizona as a non-drafted free agent 1/18/08 (scouts: Jose Serra, Gian Guzman and Juan Moncion)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a minor league free agent 11/29/12
w CAREER NOTES: 2010 Released by Arizona 5/3 ... 2009 Missed majority of the year with a fractured right elbow
YEAR TEAM
2008
DSL Diamondbacks-R 3-6 4.01 12 11 0 0 0 42.2 39 25 19 2 5 19 31 4 0
2009
DSL Diamondbacks-R
0-1
2.08 3 1 0 0 0 4.1 2 3 1 0 0 4 5 1 0
2010
DID NOT PITCH
2011
DID NOT PITCH
2012
DID NOT PITCH
2013
Mesa-R
3-1 1.26 10 0 0 0 0 14.1 11 3 2 0 1 4 22 0 0

Boise-A
1-2 6.10 5 1 0 0 0 10.1 14 8 7 0 1 2 9 4 0
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
7-10 3.64 30 13 0 0 0 71.2 66 39 29 2 7 29 67 9 0
Rony Rodriguez Outfielder
FULL NAME: Rony Rodriguez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 210
w SCHOOL: Graduated from the University of Miami
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 2/22/13 (scout: Luis Raffan)
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A

.270 42 148 24 40
11 0 3 23 0 0 6 10 34 0-0 0
.341 .405
Santiago Rodriguez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Santiago Rodriguez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 182
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on June 14 BORN: 6/14/94 in Mao, D.R. RESIDENCE: Mao, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/29/13 (scouts: Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
IP H
Jacob Rogers Infielder

FULL NAME: Jacob Tyler Rogers BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 220
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on August 23 BORN: 8/23/89 in Clearwater, FL RESIDENCE: Clearwater, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Mt. Olive College in N.C. graduated from Dunedin (Fla.) High School
w COLLEGE CAREER: Earned All-America second team honors from the American Baseball Coaches Association and National Collegiate
Baseball Writers Assocation in 2012 ... was also the 2012 NCBWA Southeast Region Player of the Year, Conference Carolinas Player of the
Year and Most Valuable Player of the 2012 Conference Carolinas Tournament ... received All-American Honors in 2011
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Peoria-A
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.341 26 88 19 30
11 1 2 17 0 0 1 15 32 1-1 7
.442 .557
.300 16 50 13 15 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 19 14 1-1 6 .493 .420
.278 74 259 37 72
11 0 8 47 0 2 6 45 71 2-1 9
.394 .413
.295 116 397 69 117 22 1 12 74 0 2 7 79 117 4-3 22 .419 .446
Greg Rohan Infielder

FULL NAME: Gregory Rohan BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 27, turns 28 on May 11 BORN: 5/11/86 in Youngstown, OH RESIDENCE: North Lima, OH
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Kent (Ohio) State University in May of 2009 graduated from South Range High School in Lima, Ohio
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 21st round of 2009 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Missed a majority of the season with a back strain ... 2012 His 106 RBI between three teams ranked second
in the Cubs farm system (Justin Bour, 110) ... his 21 homers were second-most among Cubs minor leaguers (Anthony Rizzo, 23) ... named
a Florida State League mid-season All-Star ... 2011 Named Florida State League Player of the Week for the period ending July 31 ... hit
.486 (12-for-25) with two doubles, three homers and eight RBI in seven games that week ... named a mid-season Midwest League All-Star
prior to his promotion
YEAR TEAM
2009
Boise-A
2010
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2011
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2013
Mesa-R

Iowa-AAA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.249 61 233 34 58
14 1 4 21 1 1 7 16 36 1-0 8
.315 .369
.298 75 292 40 87
17 3 5 53 1 3 4 23 51 1-2 6
.354 .428
.250 41 140 17 35 8 0 1 15 1 0 0 9 27 0-1 2 .295 .329
.314 76 293 34 92
20 0 5 52 1 5 4 24 50 3-2 15
.368 .433
.345 31 113 16 39 8 1 6 19 1 0 2 9 21 1-0 4 .403 .593
.285 75 291 40 83
23 1 12 65 0 2 6 24 41 0-0 11
.350 .495
.263 28 95 13 25
10 0 5 17 0 0 3 12 19 0-0 4
.364 .526
.290 27 107 11 31 5 0 4 24 0 1 0 7 18 0-0 3 .330 .449
.286 7 21 4 6 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 5 5 0-0 2 .407 .333
.167 12 36 3 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 13 0-0 2 .211 .250
.285 433 1621 212 462
106 6 43 271 5 13 26 131 281 6-5 57 .346 .437
271
Cesar Romero Pitcher
FULL NAME: Cesar Romero BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 194
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/2/93 in Coro, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Coro, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

0-1
7.71 7 0 0 0 0 7.0 9 6 6 0 0 7 3 3 1
Jose Rosario Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jose Junior Rosario BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on August 29 BORN: 8/29/90 in New York, NY RESIDENCE: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, 4/29/08 (scouts: Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Kane Countys disabled list, April 4-May 15, with a right shoulder strain
YEAR TEAM
2008
DSL Cubs 1-R
2009
DSL Cubs 2-R

Mesa-R
Daytona-A
2010
Mesa-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0
5.06 4 0 0 0 0 5.1 6 3 3 1 0 4 3 0 0
2-2 2.49 7 3 0 0 0 21.2 12 11 6 0 5 13 28 9 0
2-1 4.76 11 1 0 0 1 17.0 15 9 9 1 2 6 21 5 0
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0
1-2 7.57 11 1 0 0 0 27.1 31 26 23 2 0 14 33 7 0
6-3 3.53 15 7 0 0 2 63.2 67 36 25 1 2 18 50 5 0
6-8 4.22 20 20 0 0 0 111.0
125 59 52 7 5 34 95 8 1
0-7 7.38 14 11 0 0 0 64.2 77 62 53 6 4 42 33 9 0
2-1 5.48 5 5 0 0 0 23.0 28 15 14 2 0 9 20 1 1
20-24 4.95 89 48 0 0 3 336.2 362 221 185 20 18 142 286 44 2
Neftali Rosario Catcher

FULL NAME: Neftali Rosario Velazquez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 193
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on July 22 BORN: 7/22/93 in San Juan, Puerto Rico RESIDENCE: Pallmer, Puerto Rico
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Puerto Rico Baseball Academy and High School in Gurabo, Puerto Rico
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in sixth round of 2011 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 A left calf strain limited him to just nine games
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Kane County-A

Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.294 25 102 18 30 5 3 3 17 0 0 3 6 28 1-0
.214 14 42 8 9 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 5 11 1-0
.222 4 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0-0
.000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0
.222 4 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-0
.259 48 166 26 43 8 3 3 24 0 0 3 12 49 2-0
E OBP SLG
5 .351 .490
3 .298 .286
0 .300 .222
0 .000 .000
0 .222 .222
8 .320 .398
Lance Rymel Catcher

FULL NAME: Clinton Lance Rymel BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on May 2 BORN: 5/2/90 in Tulsa, OK RESIDENCE: Broken Arrow, OK
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Rogers State University in Claremore, Okla. graduated from Broken Arrow (Okla.) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 28th round of 2012 draft (scout: Ty Nichols)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Became the second player in Rogers State baseball program history to be selected in the MLB draft (RHP Matt Sample
in 28th round of 2011 draft by Arizona) ... a two time All-Conference player, he started all 65 games at catcher in 2012 ... prior to joining
Rogers State, he led Seminole State College to the 2009 JUCO World Series
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named to the Northwest League South Division All-Star team
YEAR TEAM
2012
Boise-A
2013
Tennessee-AA

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.188 25 64 10 12 4 0 2 10 3 0 2 3 11 0-0
.167 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0
.253 46 162 22 41 7 0 1 18 3 3 7 15 25 1-0
.233 73 232 32 54
11 0 3 29 6 3 9 19 37 1-0
E OBP SLG
5 .246 .344
0 .286 .167
4 .337 .315
9
.312 .319
Victor Salazar Pitcher

FULL NAME: Victor Manuel Salazar BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 1/21/93 in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2010
DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
272

3-0 5.74 10 0 0 0 0 15.2 22 16 10 0 0 8 6 4 0
0-3 9.00 6 4 0 0 0 19.0 29 21 19 0 2 9 10 4 0
0-4 6.25 14 7 0 0 0 36.0 30 34 25 0 9 36 19 6 0
4-2 3.55 16 0 0 0 1 33.0 30 19 13 3 3 19 37 8 0
3-2 3.26 18 1 0 0 2 38.2 33 15 14 3 1 9 32 4 0
10-11 5.12 64 12 0 0 3 142.1 144 105 81 6 15 81 104 26 0
Alex Sanchez Infielder
FULL NAME: Alexander Sanchez Jr. BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/20/1991 in Hialeah, FL RESIDENCE: Hialeah, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Ave Maria (Fla.) University ... graduated from Champagnat Catholic High (Fla.)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 8/15/13 (scout: John Koronka)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Selected as the Sun Conference player of the year led the NAIA in hits (98) as a senior
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.267 6 15 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 2 .353 .333
Francisco Sanchez Infielder

FULL NAME: Francisco Daniel Sanchez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/2/10 (scout: JoseSerra)
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R
2012 DSL Cubs 1-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.191 60 204 26 39 6 2
6 29 3 4 8 25 67
9-6
33 .299 .328
.196 53 194 29 38 5 3
5 24 0 4 3 10 64
7-5
31 .242 .330
.208 41 149 20 31
11 5 1 22 0 1 1 6 53 2-1 20
.242 .369
.197 154 547 75 108 22 10 12 75 3 9 12 41 184 18-12 84 .264 .340
Alexander Santana Pitcher

FULL NAME: Alexander Santana BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 10/23/93 in San Pedro de Macoris, D.R. RESIDENCE: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-0 1.54 7 6 0 0 0 35.0 24 12 6 0 3 6 15 1 1
1-2 3.90 8 8 0 0 0 32.1 35 17 14 3 7 14 21 4 3
1-3 2.88 13 12 0 0 0 59.1 51 30 19 2 3 14 51 7 0
0-1 4.58 5 2 0 0 0 17.2 18 13 9 0 1 6 16 4 0
5-6 2.99 33 28 0 0 0 144.1
128 72 48 5 14 40
103 16 4
Tim Saunders Infielder

FULL NAME: Timothy David Saunders BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on May 17 BORN: 5/17/90 in Canton, OH RESIDENCE: Alliance, OH
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Marietta College in Ohio graduated from Alliance (Ohio) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 32nd round of 2012 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Was a 2012 first-team All-American, while also earning ABCA Mideast Region and OAC Player of the Year honors ...
in 2011, he was named to the first team All-American, All-Mideast Region and All-OAC while being selected to the Mideast Regional and
World Series All-Tournament Teams ... in 2010, he earned All-OAC honorable mentions
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Twice landed on Daytonas disabled list: April 11-20 with a left hip contusion and July 6-end of season with a
right elbow sprain
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R

Daytona-A

Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.493 17 71 23 35 5 0 3 17 0 1 2 5 11 5-2 3 .532 .690
.310 12 42 8 13 3 0 0 4 0 1 0 4 13 4-1 3 .362 .381
.321 20 81 12 26 5 1 2 12 0 2 1 8 21 8-0 9 .380 .481
.226 62 221 42 50 8 2 3 27 3 2 7 23 69 21-3 6 .316 .321
.299 111 415 85 124 21 3 8 60 3 6 10 40 114 38-6 21 .369 .422
Tayler Scott Pitcher

FULL NAME: Tayler James Scott BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 165
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on June 1 BORN: 6/1/92 in Johannesburg, South Africa RESIDENCE: Roodeport, South Africa
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Notre Dame Prep High School in Scottsdale, Ariz.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fifth round of 2011 draft (scout: Steve McFarland)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a Midwest League mid-season All-Star
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
7.36 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 4 3 3 0 0 1 2 0 0
5-1 2.52 15 15 0 0 0 71.1 66 30 20 0 4 29 43 9 3
6-8 4.22 24 24 0 0 0 130.0
144 78 61 6 4 54 67 9 2
11-9 3.69 41 39 0 0 0 205.0 214 111 84 6 8 84 112 18 5
273
Ryan Searle Pitcher

FULL NAME: Ryan Gregory Searle BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 235
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on June 22 BORN: 6/22/89 in Brisbane, Australia RESIDENCE: Narangba, Queensland, Australia
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named Florida State League Pitcher of the Week for the week ending April 14 - spun 8.1 shutout innings
spanning two relief appearances ... on Daytonas disabled list, April 22-August 14, with a right shoulder sprain ... 2009 Named to the
Florida State League mid-season All-Star team
YEAR TEAM
2008
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2009
Daytona-A
2010
Daytona-A

Peoria-A
2011
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2012
Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A
Iowa-AAA
2013
Daytona-A
Mesa-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0
1.13 2 1 0 0 0 8.0 3 1 1 0 1 0 9 0 1
1-2 1.03 6 5 0 0 0 26.1 18 7 3 0 1 10 19 0 0
7-11 4.42 26 24 0 0 0 116.0
121 71 57 5 7 43 68 3 1
1-1 4.60 4 2 0 0 0 15.2 15 8 8 1 0 5 11 0 0
7-8 4.38 22 19 0 0 0 109.0
115 60 53 7 6 37 90 6 1
1-2 1.59 16 0 0 0 1 28.1 18 7 5 2 1 14 27 0 0
5-3 3.51 23 11 0 0 0 84.2 81 42 33 4 10 43 66 9 0
1-2 4.07 8 2 0 0 0 24.1 26 14 11 2 1 11 17 1 0
6-3 4.22 32 3 0 0 1 59.2 59 29 28 5 3 20 49 1 0
1-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 6.2 4 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 0
2-3 5.67 8 2 0 0 0 27.0 34 17 17 2 0 8 28 1 0
0-0
4.76 3 3 0 0 0 5.2 7 4 3 0 0 2 6 1 0
33-35 3.86 152 72 0 0 2 511.1 501 260 219 28 30 195 395 22 3
Rock Shoulders Infielder

FULL NAME: Roderick D. Shoulders BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 225
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/26/91 in Tampa, FL RESIDENCE: Tampa, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 25th round of 2011 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Named a mid-season and post-season Midwest League All-Star ... named the Cubs Minor League Player of the
Month for April by the organization after hitting .370 with 19 runs, seven doubles, five home runs and 16 RBI in 22 contests ... named the
leagues Player of the Week for April 15-21
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Boise-A
2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.188 8 32 4 6 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 10 0-0 0 .257 .344
.250 63 208 29 52
11 0 10 37 0 0 1 28 69 0-0 4
.342 .447
.258 117 431 61 111 27 0 18 74 0 6 0 66 143
0-0
6 .352 .445
.252 188 671 94 169 43 0 28 114 0 6 1 97 222 0-0 10 .345 .441
Rubi Silva Outfielder

FULL NAME: Rubi Nogues Silva BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on June 25 BORN: 6/25/89 in La Habana, Cuba RESIDENCE: Boca Chica, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 12/15/10 (scout: Louie Eljaua)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Was second in the Southern League with 226 totals bases, tied for second with nine triples, third with a .483
slugging percentage, tied for third with 133 hits and sixth with a .284 batting average ... 2012 Finished second in the Florida State
League with 11 triples
YEAR TEAM
2011
Daytona-A

Peoria-A
2012 Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.229 29 105 13 24 6 1 2 7 4 0 0 3 22 0-0 2 .250 .362
.300 93 390 59 117 16 7 3 37 9 4 0 13 73 6-6 14 .319 .400
.302 111 420 48 127 15 11 3 61 4 6 2 13 75 7-18 8 .322 .412
.263 20 80 8 21 0 3 2 13 0 1 0 2 17 3-0 2 .277 .413
.284 126 468 56 133 30 9 15 52 0 3 1 18 99 13-7 4 .310 .483
.288 379 1463 184 422 67 31 25 170 17 14 3 49 286 29-31 30 .310 .428
Pedro Silverio Pitcher

FULL NAME: Pedro Silverio BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on June 29 BORN: 6/29/94 in Esperanza, D.R. RESIDENCE: Esperanza, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 9/18/12 (scouts: Jose Serra, Gian Guzman and Juan Moncion)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R
274

1-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.2 2 0 0 0 0 7 4 0 0
Tyler Skulina Pitcher
FULL NAME: Tyler J. Skulina BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 252
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 9/18/91 in Strongsville, OH RESIDENCE: Estero, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Kent State University graduated from Walsh Jesuit High School (Ohio) in June of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fourth round of 2013 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Named to the 2013 All-MAC Second Team 2013 College Baseball Daily Pre-Season No. 78 Player in Top 100
2013 College Sports Madness Pre-Season Third Team All-American 2013 College Sports Madness Pre-Season All-Conference Pitcher of
the Year 2013 Louisville Slugger Pre-Season Second Team All-American 2013 National College Baseball Writers Association
Pre-Season Second Team All-American
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A

Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 1.20 8 2 0 0 0 15.0 9 2 2 0 1 3 10 1 0
0-2 9.31 4 4 0 0 0 9.2 14 11 10 1 0 6 9 1 0
0-2 4.38 12 6 0 0 0 24.2 23 13 12 1 1 9 19 2 0
Brian Smith Pitcher

FULL NAME: Brian R. Smith BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 12/12/92 in Pickering, Ontario, Canada RESIDENCE: Pickering, Ontario, Canada
w SCHOOL: Attended St. Marys Catholic Secondary School (Ontario)
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 40th round of 2010 draft (scout: Ron Tostenson)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Kane Countys disabled list, July 15-August 22, with left biceps tendinitis
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

3-4 3.30 14 12 0 0 0 46.1 46 22 17 1 6 23 41 10 1
0-0 1.72 7 3 0 0 0 15.2 7 3 3 0 0 6 13 2 0
1-0
0.00 3 0 0 0 0 7.2 6 0 0 0 0 4 9 1 0
2-4 4.60 23 7 0 0 1 60.2 65 42 31 6 3 22 46 3 0
6-8 3.52 47 22 0 0 1 130.1
124 67 51 7 9 55
109 16 1
Elliot Soto Infielder

FULL NAME: Elliot S. Soto BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 160
OPENING DAY AGE: 24, turns 25 on August 21 BORN: 8/21/89 in Elgin, IL RESIDENCE: Algonquin, IL
w SCHOOL: Attended Creighton University graduated from Dundee-Crown (Ill.) High School in June of 2007
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 15th round of 2010 draft (scout: Ty Nichols)
w CAREER NOTES: 2011 Named a mid-season Midwest League All-Star
YEAR TEAM
2010
Mesa-R

Peoria-A

Boise-A
2011
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.375 4 16 3 6 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 2-0 1 .375 .375
.111 3 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-0 0 .273 .111
.271 48 181 24 49
10 1 0 21 2 1 3 9 31 5-0 10
.314 .337
.261 87 318 35 83
11 1 0 24
11 2 6 17 58 4-7 8
.309 .302
.309 25 81 14 25 2 0 0 5 4 1 1 4 12 1-0 5 .345 .333
.231 9 26 3 6 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 0-1 1 .286 .308
.220 82 209 16 46 5 4 0 15 5 2 1 27 45 2-3 6 .310 .282
.190 45 121 12 23 2 0 2 6 2 0 0 13 26 1-2 2 .269 .256
.244 39 135 14 33 8 0 0 18 2 5 3 17 24 2-1 4 .331 .304
.248 342 1096 122 272 40 6 2 91 27 11 15 90 201 17-14 37 .311 .301
Trevor Stevens Infielder
FULL NAME: Paul Trevor Stevens BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 25 BORN: 3/27/89 in Evanston, IL RESIDENCE: Glenview, IL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. ... graduated from Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Ill.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/1/13 (scout: Stan Zielinski)
w COLLEGE CAREER: Started all 48 games at shortstop for Northwestern in 2013 season named a two-time All-Big Ten shortstop is a
2012 Big Ten Sportsmanship award recipient
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

.257 26 70 8 18 1 2 0 7 1 0 2 13 18 1-0 3 .388 .329
275
Nick Struck Pitcher
FULL NAME: Nicholas A. Struck BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 10/7/89 in Portland, OR RESIDENCE: Damascus, OR
w SCHOOL: Attended Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, Ore.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 39th round of 2009 draft (scout: Al Geddes)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Was a non-roster invitee to Cubs major league Spring Training ... participated in the Cubs Rookie Development
Program in January ... 2012 Named the Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Year by the organization ... led the Southern League with 14
wins ... named Cubs Pitcher of the Month for June, going 4-1 with a 2.45 ERA ... 2010 Threw a rain-shortened 5.0-inning no-hitter with
Single-A Peoria, April 30, 2010 vs. Clinton
YEAR TEAM
2010
Peoria-A

Daytona-A
2011
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA

Iowa-AAA
2012
Tennessee-AA
2013
Iowa-AAA

Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

8-8 3.22 25 18 1 1 0 114.2 93 50 41 7 6 40 84 10 1
1-2 5.14 3 2 0 0 0 14.0 15 8 8 3 2 6 12 0 0
6-2 3.42 10 10 0 0 0 50.0 55 23 19 2 3 16 47 2 0
1-1 2.31 6 6 1 1 0 35.0 42 16 9 0 1 6 26 1 1
2-4 5.20 12 11 0 0 0 62.1 76 40 36 2 3 22 38 2 1
*14-10
3.18 28
26 0 0 0 155.2
140 69 55 14 6 44
123 4 0
6-8 6.17 22 20 0 0 0 109.1
139 83 75 17 4 54 56 4 1
1-2 3.95 5 5 0 0 0 27.1 22 13 12 3 0 18 12 0 0
39-37 4.04 111 98 2 2 0 568.1 582 302 255 48 25 206 398 23 4
*Led League
Deibi Torres Pitcher

FULL NAME: Deibi Torres BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 12/8/94 in Azua, D.R. RESIDENCE: Azua, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 11/29/13 (scouts: Valerio Heredia, Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
IP H
Gleyber Torres Infielder

FULL NAME: Gleyber David Torres BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 175
OPENING DAY AGE: 17 BORN: 12/13/96 in Caracas, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Caracas, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
Daury Torrez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Daury DeJesus Torrez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 21, turns 22 on June 11 BORN: 6/11/92 in Esperanza, D.R. RESIDENCE: Esperanza, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 12/22/10 (scouts: Jose Serra and Juan Moncion)
YEAR TEAM
2011
DSL Cubs 2-R
2012
DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
Mesa-R
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-2 3.54 16 1 0 0 1 40.2 42 19 16 0 3 5 25 3 1
6-3 1.21 14 13 0 0 0 74.2 57 14 10 6 6 4 50 4 1
4-2 3.31 12 2 0 0 1 49.0 49 21 18 2 0 5 49 0 2
0-1
5.40 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 5 3 3 1 0 1 2 0 0
11-8 2.50 43
17 0 0 2 169.1
153 57 47 9 9 15
126 7 4
Jen-Ho Tseng Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jen-Ho Tseng BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 10/3/94 in Taipei, Taiwan RESIDENCE: Kaoshiung, Taiwan
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 7/25/13 (scouts: Steve Wilson and Paul Weaver)
YEAR TEAM
IP H
Luis Ubiera Outfielder

FULL NAME: Luis Ricardo Ubiera BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 167
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent, 11/28/13 (scouts:Marino Encarnacion, Gian Guzman and Jose Serra)
YEAR TEAM
AVG G AB R
2013
276

Shamil Ubiera Outfielder

FULL NAME: Shamil Ubiera BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent, 1/20/12 (scouts:Jose Serra and Gian Guzman)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.297 66 249 48 74 24 1
4 41 0 3 9 17 47 14-8
6 .360 .450
.301 68 256 41 77
18 3 4 56 0 3 4 28 36 13-6 5
.375 .441
.299 134 505 89 151 42 4 8 97 0 6 13 45 83 27-14 11 .367 .446
Duane Underwood Pitcher

FULL NAME: Duane Lee Underwood Jr. BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 210
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on July 20 BORN: 7/20/94 in Raleigh, NC RESIDENCE: St. Petersburg, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Pope High School in Marietta, Ga.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in second round of 2012 draft (scout: Keith Lockhart)
w HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Was ranked among the Top 100 prospects in the 2012 draft by Baseball America ... was committed to the
University of Georgia before signing with the Cubs
YEAR TEAM
2012
Mesa-R
2013
Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-1
5.19 5 5 0 0 0 8.2 7 6 5 1 1 6 7 2 0
3-4 4.97 14 11 0 0 0 54.1 62 44 30 4 6 27 36 8 0
3-5 5.00 19 16 0 0 0 63.0 69 50 35 5 7 33 43 10 0
Roberto Vahlis Catcher
FULL NAME: Roberto Alejandro Vahlis BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 187
OPENING DAY AGE: 20 BORN: 11/19/93 in Bolivar, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Margarita, Venezuela
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Toronto as a non-drafted free agent 7/10/11 (scouts: Marco Paddy and Rafael Moncada)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Blue Jays-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.149 21
47
1
7 1 0
1
3 0 0 2
5 13
1-0
.241 33 87 10 21 3 0 3 14 1 0 1 9 14 1-0
.209 54 134 11 28 4 0 4 17 1 0 3 14 27 2-0
E OBP SLG
1 .259 .234
5 .320 .379
6 .298 .328
Ramon Valera Pitcher

FULL NAME: Ramon Alonso Valera BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 180
OPENING DAY AGE: 19 BORN: 9/27/94 in Maracay, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Turmero, Venezuela
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

0-1
42.43 8 0 0 0 0 4.2 11 22 22 0 6 11 1 8 0
Antonio Valerio Catcher

FULL NAME: Antonio Valerio BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 190
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 3/21/91 in Sanchez Ramirez, D.R. RESIDENCE: Sanchez Ramirez, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent 5/2/11 (scouts: Jose Serra and Carlos Reyes)
YEAR TEAM
2011 DSL Cubs 1-R

DSL Cubs 2-R
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
DSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.205 21
73
8 15 4 0
1 14 0 1 0
8 15
3-0
.200 31 75 8 15 1 0 0 6 1 0 3 9 15 1-1
.077
5
13
0
1 0 0
0
3 0 0 0
0
3
0-0
.258 56 198 25 51 9 1 1 23 0 2 0 18 22 4-3
.228 113 359 41 82 14 1 2 46 1 3 3 35 55 8-4
E OBP SLG
5 .280 .301
2 .310 .213
1 .077 .077
5 .317 .328
13 .300 .290
Eufran Vargas Catcher

FULL NAME: Eufran Manuel Vargas BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 178
OPENING DAY AGE: 19, turns 20 on July 14 BORN: 7/14/94 in Yaracuy, Venezuela RESIDENCE: Yaracuy, Venezuela
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as non-drafted free agent 4/9/12 (scouts: Hector Ortega and Julio Figueroa)
YEAR TEAM
2012 DSL Cubs 2-R
2013
VSL Cubs-R
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
AVG G
.172 29
.366 13
.253 42
AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS
58
5 10 1 0
0
6 0 1 3 13 18
0-2
41 7 15 4 0 1 13 0 1 1 7 10 0-0
99 12 25 5 0 1 19 0 2 4 20 28 0-2
E OBP SLG
4 .347 .190
0 .460 .537
4 .392 .333
277
Dilson Vasquez Pitcher

FULL NAME: Dilson Manuel Vasquez BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 2/7/92 in San Pedro, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 9/18/12 (scouts:Raul Cano, Paul Weaver and Steve Wilson)
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

4-1 3.21 14 0 0 0 1 28.0 26 16 10 1 0 15 18 4 1
Mauro Vides Pitcher
FULL NAME: Mauro Alejandro Vides BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 18 BORN: 10/19/95 in Sincelejo, Colombia RESIDENCE: Sincelejo, Colombia
w HOW ACQUIRED: Signed by Cubs as a non-drafted free agent 3/23/13 (scout: Manny Esquivia)
YEAR TEAM
2013
VSL Cubs-R

0-1 5.90 15 7 0 0 0 29.0 29 24 19 3 4 19 11 4 2
Dan Vogelbach Infielder

FULL NAME: Daniel Vogelbach BATS: Left THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 250
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 12/17/92 in Orlando, FL RESIDENCE: North Fort Myers, FL
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Bishop Verot High School in Fort Myers, Fla.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in second round of 2011 draft (scout: Lukas McKnight)
w CAREER NOTES: 2014 Named the Cubs ninth-best prospect heading into the season by Baseball America ... 2013 Named a Midwest
League West Division All-Star ... was named the Cubs Minor League Player of the Month for July by the organization after hitting .330 with
four doubles, four homers, 19 RBI, a .417 on-base percentage and a .500 slugging mark for the month... was tabbed as the seventh-best
Cubs prospect heading into the season by Baseball America ... 2012 Named to the 2012 Topps/Minor League Baseball short-season
All-Star Team ... combined for 17 home runs and 62 RBI in 61 games between Mesa and Boise ... 2011 Led Bishop Verot High School to
the Florida 3-A State Championship ... ranked by Baseball America as the 10th-best Cubs prospect following the season
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
2012
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2013 Kane County-A

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.292 6 24 4 7 3 0 1 6 0 0 1 2 2 1-0 1 .370 .542
.324 24 102 16 33
12 2 7 31 0 1 0 12 14 1-0 1
.391 .686
.322 37 143 23 46 9 1 10 31 0 0 2 23 34 0-1 3 .423 .608
.284 114 433 55 123 21 0 17 71 0 8 2 57 76
4-4
11 .364 .450
.280 17 50 13 14 2 0 2 5 0 0 0 16 13 1-0 0 .455 .440
.297 198 752 111 223 47 3 37 144 0 9 5 110 139 7-5 16 .386 .515
Michael Wagner Pitcher
FULL NAME: Michael Jonathan Wagner BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 200
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 10/3/91 in Las Vegas, NV RESIDENCE: Las Vegas, NV
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of San Diego graduated from Centennial (Nev.) High School in June of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 15th round of 2013 draft (scout: Alex Lontayo)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Second-team All-American selection third-team All-American selection by Baseball America after appearing
in 31 games (two starts), serving primarily as a closer pitched 59.1 innings going 5-2 with a 2.58 ERA while saving 19 games, striking
out 53 and allowing zero home runs
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-0
0.00 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 1 0 0 0 2 5 0 0
0-3 4.38 10 4 0 0 0 24.2 31 15 12 2 2 9 22 0 0
1-3 3.77 14 4 0 0 0 28.2 35 16 12 2 2 11 27 0 0
Yao-Lin Wang Pitcher

FULL NAME: Yao-Lin Wang BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 195
OPENING DAY AGE: 23 BORN: 2/5/91 in Tai-Tung, Taiwan RESIDENCE: Tai-Tung, Taiwan
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Daytonas disabled list, April 27-May 25, with a right shoulder strain ... 2012 Opened year in Peorias
bullpen before transitioning to a starter in July ... 2011 His 77 strikeouts and 14 starts both ranked tied for second among Northwest
League hurlers ... his 3.22 ERA ranked sixth
YEAR TEAM
2010
Boise-A

Mesa-R
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS
278

0-2 6.43 4 3 0 0 0 14.0 19 11 10 0 0 7 10 2 1
1-1 2.12 8 2 0 0 0 17.0 22 14 4 0 1 6 19 3 0
4-4 3.22 14 14 0 0 0 67.0 64 25 24 7 0 20 77 12 0
4-5 3.92 37 9 0 0 12 78.0 72 43 34 7 2 27 82 7 1
3-4 3.42 24 8 0 0 4 71.0 58 27 27 4 3 29 64 6 0
12-16 3.61 87 36 0 0 16 247.0 235 120 99 18 6 89 252 30 2
Ben Wells Pitcher

FULL NAME: Benjamin Lewis Wells BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 230
OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: 9/10/92 in Little Rock, AR RESIDENCE: Alexander, AR
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Bryant (Ark.) High School in May of 2010
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in seventh round of 2010 draft (scout: Jim Crawford)
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 Ranked second in the Florida State League with a .232 batting average against ... ranked fifth with a 3.28 ERA
and a 1.21 WHIP ... 2012 Was on Peorias disabled list, May 3-10, with a blister on his right index finger ... again on the D.L., June 11 August 25, with a right elbow strain
YEAR TEAM
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
Mesa-R
2013
Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4-4 4.66 16 15 0 0 0 77.1 83 47 40 4 7 19 53 10 4
3-2 3.27 12 8 0 0 1 44.0 48 23 16 0 4 12 36 3 0
0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0
9-6 3.28 23 21 0 0 0 112.1 96 50 41 7 5 40 69 7 2
16-12 3.72 52 44 0 0 1 234.2 227 120 97 11 16 72 161 20 6
Sam Wilson Pitcher
FULL NAME: Sam Royal Wilson BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 22, turns 23 on July 30 BORN: 7/30/91 In Albuquerque, NM RESIDENCE: Albuquerque, NM
w SCHOOL: Graduated from Lamar (Colo.) Community College graduated from Eldorado High School in Albuquerque, N.M.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in eighth round of 2013 draft (scout: Steve McFarland)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Selected First Team All-Region at two positions, pitcher and designated hitter Selected First Team
All-American by the National Junior College Athletic Association finished the year 11-2 with a 1.34 ERA, fanning 109 in 87.0 innings
YEAR TEAM
2013
Mesa-R

Boise-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
3-1 3.33 12 0 0 0 0 24.1 26 11 9 0 2 13 25 5 0
3-1 3.20 13 0 0 0 0 25.1 27 12 9 0 2 13 27 5 0
Al Yevoli Pitcher
FULL NAME: Alfonso Joseph Yevoli BATS: Left THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 221
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 1/1/90 in Palm Coast, FL RESIDENCE: Palm Coast, FL
w SCHOOL: Attended Tennessee Wesleyan College
w ORIGINAL CLUB: Signed by Atlanta as a free agent 10/31/12
YEAR TEAM
2012
Washington-IND

Washington-IND
2013
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

1-2 2.62 28 0 0 0 0 34.1 25 10 10 0 3 11 34 0 1
1-1 6.65 20 0 0 0 0 21.2 27 16 16 3 1 4 25 1 0
0-0 3.15 11 0 0 0 0 20.0 23 9 7 0 1 7 19 2 0
2-3 3.91 59 0 0 0 0 76.0 75 35 33 3 5 22 78 3 1
Jose Zapata Pitcher

FULL NAME: Jose Alberto Zapata BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 170
OPENING DAY AGE: 20, turns 21 on July 17 BORN: 7/17/93 in Esperanza, D.R. RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, D.R.
YEAR TEAM
2013
DSL Cubs-R

4-0 1.93 13 9 0 0 1 56.0 36 18 12 0 6 9 49 4 0
Oliver Zapata Outfielder

FULL NAME: Oliver Yunior Zapata BATS: Switch THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 180
YEAR TEAM
2010 DSL Cubs 1-R
2011
Mesa-R

Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013 Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.241 71 261 45 63 8 2
4 33 2 3 2 33 46 19-9
3 .328 .333
.324 31 102 26 33 4 2 1 12 0 1 1 24 15 12-5 2 .453 .431
.224 24 85 15 19 4 2 2 10 1 1 0 8 18 4-3 2 .287 .388
.225 109 369 40 83 9 0 4 29 6 4 4 40 93 19-13 2 .305 .282
.240 114 392 47 94 13 9
7 49 7 1 3 42 89 13-9
7 .317 .372
.242 349 1209 173 292 38 15 18 133 16 10 10 147 261 67-39 16 .326 .342
279
Brad Zapenas Infielder

FULL NAME: Brad Michael Zapenas BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 185
OPENING DAY AGE: 24 BORN: 12/8/89 in Nashua, NH RESIDENCE: Salem, NH
w SCHOOL: Attended Boston College ... graduated from Nashua (N.H.) North High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in 42nd round of 2011 draft (scout: Matt Sherman)
w HIGH SCHOOL NOTES: 2008 Named Gatorade New Hampshire High School Player of the Year
w CAREER NOTES: 2013 On Kane Countys disabled list, April 4-June 11, recovering from right shoulder surgery ... 2012 Had his season
cut short due to a right shoulder strain suffered on May 10
YEAR TEAM
2011
Boise-A
2012
Peoria-A
2013
Kane County-A

Tennessee-AA

Daytona-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

.238 45 151 18 36
10 1 1 18 6 4 5 13 28 9-0 2
.312 .338
.273 24 77 13 21 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 14 16 1-1 5 .385 .312
.255 17 47 7 12 3 0 0 2 1 1 1 13 6 1-0 2 .419 .319
.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 .000 .000
.167 9 24 3 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 5 1-2 1 .259 .167
.243 96 300 41 73
16 1 1 25 8 5 6 43 55 12-3 10
.345 .313
Rob Zastryzny Pitcher
FULL NAME: Rob John Zastryzny BATS: Right THROWS: Left HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 205
OPENING DAY AGE: 22 BORN: 3/26/92 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada RESIDENCE: Corpus Christi, TX
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Missouri graduated from Calallen (Texas) High School
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in second round of 2013 draft (scout: Ty Nicholls)
w COLLEGE CAREER: 2013 Recorded 82 strikeouts in 90.2 innings career strikeout total (228) is tied for eighth all-time in school
history
YEAR TEAM
2013
Boise-A
Kane County-A
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0 3.14 8 7 0 0 0 14.1 15 5 5 0 2 4 16 1 0
1-0
0.93 3 0 0 0 0 9.2 9 1 1 0 0 4 6 0 0
1-0 2.25 11 7 0 0 0 24.0 24 6 6 0 2 8 22 1 0
Tony Zych Pitcher

FULL NAME: Anthony Aaron Zych (Zitch) BATS: Right THROWS: Right HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT:190
OPENING DAY AGE: 23, turns 24 on August 7 BORN: 8/7/90 in Hazelcrest, IL RESIDENCE: Monee, IL
w SCHOOL: Attended the University of Louisville (Ky.) graduated from St. Rita High School in Chicago, Ill.
w HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by Cubs in fourth round of 2011 draft (scout: Tim Adkins)
w CAREER NOTES: 2010 Russ Ford Award Winner as Cape Cod Leagues Outstanding Relief Pitcher McNeece Award Winner as Cape
Cod Leagues Outstanding Pro Prospect Cape Cod All-League Team 2009 Team USA member Louisville Slugger Freshman
All-American
YEAR TEAM
2011
Mesa-R
Boise-A
2012
Daytona-A

Tennessee-AA
2013
Tennessee-AA
MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

0-0
4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 2 1 0 1 1 3 0 0
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
3-3 3.19 27 0 0 0 6 36.2 32 16 13 0 2 7 36 2 0
2-1 4.38 20 0 0 0 0 24.2 26 12 12 1 3 12 28 1 0
5-5 3.05 47 0 0 0 3 56.0 51 30 19 2 1 21 40 2 0
10-9 3.34 98 0 0 0 9 121.1
111 60 45 3 7 42
109 5 0
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On May 6, 1998, in just his fifth big league start, Kerry Wood fanned 20 Houston
Astros and allowed just one base hit in a complete-game 2-0 win at Wrigley Field
allowed only two baserunners, giving up a single to Ricky Gutierrez in the third
inning and hitting Craig Biggio in the sixth.
The 20 strikeouts:
w Tied the major league record for a nine-inning game set by Bostons
Roger Clemens (April 29, 1986, and September 18, 1996).
w Eclipsed the National League record of 19 reached by Providences
Charlie Sweeney (June 7, 1884), St. Louis Steve Carlton (September 15, 1969), New Yorks Tom Seaver (April 22, 1970) and New
Yorks David Cone (October 6, 1991).
w Exceeded the M.L. rookie record of 18 strikeouts, which had been
reached by the Philadelphia Athletics Jack Coombs on September
1, 1906, and by Montreals Bill Gullickson (against the Cubs) on
September 10, 1980.
w Surpassed the Cubs mark of 17, set by Jack Pfiester in a 15-inning
outing May 30, 1906, vs. St. Louis.
280
His inning-by-inning strikeouts:

w First inning Craig Biggio (swinging), Derek Bell (swinging), Jeff
Bagwell (called)
w Second Jack Howell (swinging), Moises Alou (swinging)
w Third Brad Ausmus (swinging)
w Fourth Bagwell (called), Howell (called)
w Fifth Alou (called), Dave Clark (called), Ricky Gutierrez (called)
w Sixth Shane Reynolds (called)
w Seventh Bagwell (swinging), Howell (swinging), Alou (swinging)
w Eighth Clark (swinging), Gutierrez (swinging), Ausmus (called)
w Ninth Bill Spiers (swinging), Bell (swinging)
Kerry opened the game with five straight strikeouts and later had stretches in
which he fanned five in a row and seven in a row.
Became just the second pitcher in M.L. history to strike out as many batters as
his age 17-year-old Cleveland Indians rookie Bob Feller fanned 17 Philadelphia
Athletics batters on September 13, 1936.
2013 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

FINALSTANDINGS: The Cubs finished the 2013 regular season
with a 66-96 record, fifth in the N.L. Central Division, 31.0-games
behind the Cardinals ... it marked the Cubs fourth-straight
sub-.500 campaign dating to 2010.
The Cubs went 31-50 at Wrigley Field ... it marked the first
time Chicago lost 50 games at home in a season, and its
.383 home winning percentage was the franchises lowest in
a non-strike season.
Chicago was 35-46 on the road, a 12-win improvement
after the team went 23-58 away from the Friendly Confines
in 2012.
The Cubs had a season-high five-game winning streak, May
26-31 ... just prior to that, the team had a season-long sixgame skid, May 19-25.
INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Chicago went 30-25 from May 26-July
28, a .545 winning percentage that was fourth-best in the N.L. in
that span ... however, Chicago went 18-41 (.305) in its final 59
games beginning July 29.
The Cubs went nearly .500 against teams outside their
division in 2013 at 41-45 while turning in a 25-51 mark
against the National League Central, tied for the lowest
winning percentage (.329) by any team against its own
division in baseball (Houston was 25-51 vs. the A.L. West).
Chicago was 36-49 (.424) in 85 games decided by two or
fewer runs, tied for the seventh-most such games in baseball
... the team was 20-33 (.377) in 53 one-run decisions - the
33 one-run setbacks were fourth-most in the majors.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE: The Cubs used a franchise record 56 players
in 2013, surpassing the previous mark of 53 players used in 2012.
The Cubs used 43 players prior to the All-Star break,
including 24 pitchers - both are franchise records ...
Chicagos former record of 41 players used prior to the All-Star
break was done during the 2000 campaign.
Prior to using 24 pitchers in 2013, the club had previously
utilized 20 pitchers prior to the break during four seasons:
2012, 2011, 2008 and 2005.
HELLO, MY NAME IS _____: The Cubs team that took the field for
the season finale in St. Louis looked very different than the club
that suited up for Opening Day on April 1.
Of the 25 players on Chicagos Opening Day roster, less than
half 12 remained on the active roster at seasons end (32
players) that left 20 players on the final roster that were not
part of the Opening Day roster the 13 players no longer on
the roster from Opening Day were either traded, outrighted off
the 40-man roster or granted their unconditional release.
Nate Schierholtz was the lone outfielder remaining from the
Opening Day roster, while Anthony Rizzo, Starlin Castro and
Luis Valbuena remained from the infield (Darwin Barney was
on the D.L.) catchers Welington Castillo and Dioner Navarro
were both with the team all season.
James Russell and Hector Rondon were the lone remaining
relievers (Carlos Villanueva moved to the bullpen, back to
the rotation and back again to the bullpen) the starting
rotation featured Jeff Samardzija, Edwin Jackson and Travis
Wood, none of whom missed a start all season.
Overall, the Cubs saw 33 players make their club debut last
season, a franchise record that topped the former mark of 30
players to make their Cubs debut 111 years ago in 1902 ...
additionally, the 22 Cubs debuts prior to the All-Star break
marked a team record, surpassing 18 in 1949, 1957 and
2000.
NEW FACES: In April of 2013, 14 players made their Cubs debut

thats the most in a single month in the 98 seasons Chicago has
played at Wrigley Field the previous high was 13 players making
their Cubs debut in both April of 1982 and April of 1995.
Three starting pitchers made their Cubs debut within the
teams first five games of the season: Edwin Jackson, Scott
Feldman and Carlos Villanueva it was the first time three
starting hurlers made their Cubs debut within the first five
games of the season since 1949 when Dutch Leonard (first
game), Monk Dubiel (third game) and Dewey Adkins (fifth
game) did so.
SOMETHING OF QUALITY: The Cubs recorded 91 quality starts
in 2013, tied for fifth-most in the National League and 18 more
than the 73 quality efforts Cubs starting pitchers recorded in all
of 2012 in their 91 quality starts in 2013, Cubs pitchers went
42-21 with 28 no-decisions and a 1.96 ERA (134 ER/616.2 IP)
the team was 13 games above .500 in those 91 games, posting
a 52-39 record.
Travis Wood finished tied for sixth in the majors with 24
quality starts ... that was the most by a Cubs left-handed
pitcher since Ken Holtzman had 25 in 1970.
THESE PITCHERS CAN HIT: Cubs pitchers recorded 19 RBI in May,
a National League record for a pitching staff in a single month
... the 1940 Detroit Tigers received 20 RBI from their pitchers in
1940.
START ME UP: Cubs starting pitchers posted a 2.97 ERA (41
ER/124.1 IP) through the first 20 games of the season, the first
time in 10 years that Cubs starters had a sub-3.00 ERA through
the first 20 games (2.72 ERA through 20 games in 2003).
INTERLEAGUE SUMMARY: The Cubs finished interleague play
with a 13-7 mark (.650) in 2013, marking the teams first winning season against the A.L. since going 8-4 in 2007 the 20
games played and 13 victories against the A.L. are single-season
franchise records, as the 13 wins surpass nine victories in 1997,
2001 and 2003 Chicago owns a 121-134 (.475) all-time
record in interleague play dating to 1997.
Anthony Rizzos 21 interleague RBI are tied for the most by
any Cub in a single season with Sammy Sosa, who had 21
RBI against the A.L. in 2000 Alfonso Sorianos seven interleague homers in 2013 are second-most by a Cub in a single
season (Sosa had nine in 2000).
ON THE DOUBLE: Anthony Rizzo (40 doubles) and Nate Schierholtz (32 doubles) became the first Cubs left-handed hitting teammates to each reach 30 doubles in the same season since Jacque
Jones (32 doubles) and Juan Pierre (31 doubles) in 2006.
RARE AIR: The Cubs saw their first 25 games of the season decided by four runs or less, a new franchise record the previous club
record of 21 games to start a season with all contests decided by
four runs or less took place 105 years ago in 1908.
The 25 games to start a season with all contests decided by
four runs or less is the second-longest streak in major league
history, behind the 1914 Detroit Tigers (33 games).
SAVE ME!: The Cubs had three pitchers record multiple saves in
April: Kevin Gregg (four), Kyuji Fujikawa (two) and Carlos Marmol
(two) in 45 Aprils since the save became an official MLB statistic in 1969, the Cubs for the first time have seen three pitchers
record multiple saves within the seasons first calendar month.
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IN A PINCH? NO PROBLEM: May 3 vs. the Reds, the Cubs became

the first N.L. team since 1993 to have at least four pinch-hitters
reach safely in one inning when pinch-hitters Dioner Navarro
(singled) Dave Sappelt (singled), Scott Hairston (walked) and
Cody Ransom (walked) all reached safely in the ninth inning.
The previous N.L. club to turn the trick was the Atlanta Braves,
who had five pinch-hitters reach safely in the seventh inning,
September 21, 1993 at Montreal.
WINNING ALL OVER THE PLACE: The Cubs had a unique threegame stretch in which they won in three ballparks: May 26 at Great
American Ball Park, May 27 at U.S. Cellular Field and May 29 at
Wrigley Field ... it marked the first time since 1946 that the Cubs
had at least a three-game winning streak in which each victory was
at a different ballpark.
In 1946, The Cubs beat the Pirates at Wrigley Field on May 12,
then beat the Phillies at Shibe Park, May 15 ... May 18, the
Cubs beat the Giants at the Polo Grounds, and the next day,
the Cubs beat Brooklyn at Braves Field.
SLAMMING GOOD TIME: The Cubs received grand slams in
consecutive games (May 30 vs. the White Sox by Travis Wood, and
May 31 vs. Arizona by Scott Hairston) for the first time since July
27-28, 1998 in Arizona (both by Sammy Sosa).
Chicago previously hit grand slams in consecutive games at
Wrigley Field, September 15-16, 1972 vs. the Mets (by Jim
Hickman and Burt Hooton).
DRAWING A BLANK: The Cubs were shut out in three-straight
home games - August 3-4 vs. the Dodgers and August 12 vs. the
Reds - for the first time since August 20-21, 1924 vs. the Boston
Braves (DH on August 20) and Brooklyn Dodgers.
All told, the Cubs endured a franchise-record 33-inning scoreless streak at Wrigley Field from the fifth inning of August 2s
game vs. the Dodgers through the first inning of August 13s
affair vs. the Reds - the streak was snapped by a Nate Schierholtz two-run homer in the second inning.
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CHARITABLE CUBS: Chicago Cubs Charities made significant contributions in the community donating more than $2.3 million to
Chicago area non-profit organizations in 2013.
As part of the Ricketts family mission to participate in the
lives of those in the community and to be good neighbors, the
Chicago Cubs community efforts reflect an on-going partnership between the Cubs and the people of Chicago ... these
efforts include charitable donations, neighborhood protection
activities and year-round community service involvement.
Chicago Cubs Charities and Cubs Care, a fund of the McCormick Foundation, together granted more than $1.1 million
to 43 Chicago area non-profit organizations serving those in
need ... over the last 12 years, more than $18 million has
been donated to deserving organizations through Cubs Care.
On July 9, Chicago Cubs Charities, through Tom and Laura
Ricketts, introduced the inaugural class of Cubs Scholars ...
the Cubs Scholars program provides college scholarships to
incoming high school seniors who are high achievers with
demonstrated need ... five scholars were introduced and they
were officially signed to the team ... these young men and
women will receive $20,000 toward the college of their choice
as well as ongoing mentoring and programming through the
Cubs College Prep program which includes college counseling
and support for 5 years with Chicago Scholars.
In July, Chicago Cubs Charities launched the Cubs on the
Move Fitness Trolley, a program designed to promote physical
activity in the inner city ... Cubs players and Laura Ricketts
helped teach kids to play every day and work in 60 minutes
of physical activity. More than 300 children took part during
the month of July and finished the program by taking in a
game at Wrigley Field.
Post-season, Chicago Cubs Charities will launch the Diamond
Project; a community impact program that will provide grants
to build and revitalize baseball fields in the Chicago area.
Chicago Cubs players and coaches took part in on-field clinics
for charitable purposes, spoke to kids at several events, went
on more than 10 hospital visits, visited six schools in 2013,
and served lunch for active duty military and veterans in partnership with the USO at the at the 2nd Battalion, 24th Marine
Base.
The Cubs were able to bring more than 93,000 underprivileged children and families, veterans, non-profit organizations,
children with special needs and volunteers to Wrigley Field
over the course of the season through ticket donations.
The new Cubs Give Back program allowed season ticketholders to donate their tickets to Chicago Cubs Charities who,
in turn, worked with Illinois Mentoring Partnership to bring
mentor pairs to the ballpark to enjoy a game together benefitting 50 different mentoring programs across the state.
The Cubs donated more than 7,000 items to charities for
fundraising auctions and raffles.
Cubs associates participated in more than 100 meetings of
community organizations and served on the boards of neighborhood associations, chambers of commerce and non-profit
groups.
Cubs fundraising events and donations raised more than $3.3
million in 2013 through the 50/50 Raffle and events such as
the third-annual Bricks and Ivy Ball, the Race to Wrigley 5K,
Wrigley Field Road Tour, Cubs Convention and Catch in the
Confines.
For more information or to make a donation, visit www.cubs.
com/community.
Cubs 2013 Regular Season Day-By-Days

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OPP HR/DN W/L SCORE WIN-LOSS-SAVE

@PIT
R/D
W 3-1 SAMARDZIJA (1-0)-Burnett-FUJIKAWA (1)
OFF DAY
@PIT R/N
L
0-3 Rodriguez-JACKSON (0-1)-Grilli
@PIT
R/D
W 3-2 WOOD (1-0)-McDonald-MARMOL (1)
@ATL R/N
L
1-4 Minor-FELDMAN (0-1)-Kimbrel
@ATL R/N
L
5-6 OFlaherty-MARMOL (0-1)
@ATL R/D
L
1-5 Hudson-SAMARDZIJA (1-1)
MIL
H/D
L
4-7 Estrada-JACKSON (0-2)-Henderson
MIL H/N
W 6-3 MARMOL (1-1)-Axford-FUJIKAWA (2)
MIL PPD make-up date 7/30 at 1:20 p.m.
SF
H/D
L
6-7 Vogelsong-FELDMAN (0-2)-Romo
SF
H/D
W 4-3 FUJIKAWA (1-0)-Romo
SF
H/D
L
2-3 Bumgarner-SAMARDZIJA (1-2)-Casilla
SF
H/D
L 7-10 (10) Kontos-CAMP (0-1)-Romo
OFF DAY
TEX
H/N
L
2-4 Holland-WOOD (1-1)-Nathan
TEX PPD make-up date 5/6 at 7:05 p.m.
TEX
H/D
W 6-2 VILLANUEVA (1-0)-Ogando
@MIL R/N
L
4-5 Estrada-Samardzija (1-3)-Henderson
@MIL R/N
L
1-5 Burgos-JACKSON (0-3)
@MIL R/D
L
2-4 Peralta-FELDMAN (0-3)-Henderson
@CIN R/N
L 4-5 (13) Simon-BOWDEN (0-1)
@CIN R/N
W 4-2 (10) MARMOL (2-1)-Parra-GREGG (1)
@CIN R/D
L
0-1 Latos-SAMARDZIJA (1-4)-Chapman
@MIA R/N
W 4-3 CAMP (1-1)-Cishek-MARMOL (2)
@MIA R/N
W 4-2 FELDMAN (1-3)-LeBlanc-GREGG (2)
@MIA R/N
W 3-2 WOOD (2-1)-Sanabia-GREGG (3)
@MIA R/D
L
4-6 Nolasco-VILLANUEVA (1-1)-Cishek
SD
H/N
W 5-3 BOWDEN (1-1)-Richard-GREGG (4)
SD
H/N
L 7-13 Volquez-JACKSON (0-4)
SD
H/N
W 6-2 FELDMAN (2-3)-Cashner
SD
H/D
L
2-4 Thatcher-WOOD (2-2)-Street
CIN
H/D
L
5-6 Leake-VILLANUEVA (1-2)-Hoover
CIN
H/D
L
4-6 Ondrusek-MARMOL (2-2)-Chapman
CIN
H/D
L
4-7 Latos-JACKSON (0-5)-Hoover
TEX
H/N
W 9-2 FELDMAN (3-3)-Tepesch
STL
H/N
W 2-1 WOOD (3-2)-Lynn-GREGG (5)
STL
H/D
L
4-5 Maness-BOWDEN (1-2)-Mujica
OFF DAY
@WSH R/N
L
3-7 Detwiler-SAMARDZIJA (1-5)
@WSH R/D
W 8-2 JACKSON (1-5)-Strasburg
@WSH R/D
W 2-1 RUSSELL (1-0)-Soriano-GREGG (6)
COL H/N
W 9-1 WOOD (4-2)-Nicasio
COL H/N
L
4-9 Francis-VILLANUEVA (1-3)
COL H/N
W 6-3 SAMARDZIJA (2-5)-Garland
OFF DAY
NYM H/D
L
2-3 Harvey-JACKSON (1-6)-Parnell
NYM H/D
W 8-2 FELDMAN (4-3)-Hefner
NYM H/D
L
3-4 Rice-FUJIKAWA (1-1)-Parnell
OFF DAY
@PIT R/N
L
4-5 Rodriguez-RUSSELL (1-1)-Grilli
@PIT R/N
L
0-1 Liriano-SAMARDZIJA (2-6)-Melancon
@PIT
R/D
L
2-4 Mazzaro-JACKSON (1-7)-Grilli
@CIN R/N
L
4-7 Arroyo-FELDMAN (4-4)-Chapman
@CIN R/D
L
2-5 Bailey-WOOD (4-3)-Chapman
@CIN R/D
W 5-4 (10) GREGG (1-0)-Hoover
@CWS R/N
W 7-0 SAMARDZIJA (3-6)-Quintana
@CWS PPD make-up date 7/8 at 7:10 p.m.
CWS H/D
W 9-3 FELDMAN (5-4)-Danks
CWS H/D
W 8-3 WOOD (5-3)-Peavy
ARI
H/D
W 7-2 GARZA (1-0)-Miley
ARI
H/N
L 4-12 Kennedy-MARMOL (2-3)
ARI H/D
L
4-8 Corbin-JACKSON (1-8)
OFF DAY
@LAA R/N
L
3-4 Coello-VILLANUEVA (1-4)-Frieri
@LAA R/D
W 8-6 (10) GREGG (2-0)-Coello
OFF DAY
PIT
H/D
L
0-2 Liriano-WOOD (5-4)-Grilli
PIT
H/D
L
2-6 Burnett-SAMARDZIJA (3-7)
PIT
H/D
W 4-1 JACKSON (2-8)-Wilson-GREGG (7)
CIN
H/N
L
2-6 Bailey-FELDMAN (5-5)
CIN
H/N
L 2-12 Cingrani-GARZA (1-1)
CIN
H/D
L
1-2 Leake-WOOD (5-5)-Chapman
CIN
H/D
W 6-5 (14) RONDON (1-0)-Broxton
@NYM R/N
W 6-3 JACKSON (3-8)-Marcum-GREGG (8)
@NYM R/D
W 5-2 FELDMAN (6-5)-Niese-GREGG (9)
@NYM R/D
L
3-4 Parnell-MARMOL (2-4)
@STL R/N
L
2-5 Miller-WOOD (5-6)-Mujica
@STL R/N
W 4-2 SAMARDZIJA (4-7)-Wainwright-GREGG (10)
@STL R/N
L
1-4 Westbrook-JACKSON (3-9)-Mujica
@STL R/N
L
1-6 Lynn-FELDMAN (6-6)
HOU H/D
W 3-1 GARZA (2-1)-Keuchel-GREGG (11)
HOU H/D
L
3-4 Cisnero-GREGG (2-1)-Veras
HOU H/D
W 14-6 SAMARDZIJA (5-7)-Lyles
REC
1-0
1-0
1-1
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
3-5
3-5
3-6
4-6
4-7
4-8
4-8
4-9
4-9
5-9
5-10
5-11
5-12
5-13
6-13
6-14
7-14
8-14
9-14
9-15
10-15
10-16
11-16
11-17
11-18
11-19
11-20
12-20
13-20
13-21
13-21
13-22
14-22
15-22
16-22
16-23
17-23
17-23
17-24
18-24
18-25
18-25
18-26
18-27
18-28
18-29
18-30
19-30
20-30
20-30
21-30
22-30
23-30
23-31
23-32
23-32
23-33
24-33
24-33
24-34
24-35
25-35
25-36
25-37
25-38
26-38
27-38
28-38
28-39
28-40
29-40
29-41
29-42
30-42
30-43
31-43
POS
T-1st, --
1st, +0.5
T-1st, --
T-1st, --
2nd, -1.0
T-2nd, -1.0
3rd, -2.0
T-3rd, -3.0
T-3rd, -2.0
3rd, -1.5
T-3rd, -2.0
T-3rd, -2.0
4th, -3.0
4th, -3.0
4th, -3.5
5th, -4.0
5th, -3.5
5th, -3.5
5th, -3.5
5th, -4.5
5th, -5.0
5th, -6.0
5th, -5.5
5th, -6.5
5th, -6.0
5th, -6.0
5th, -5.0
5th, -5.5
5th, -4.5
5th, -5.0
5th, -5.0
5th, -6.0
5th, -7.0
5th, -8.0
5th, -9.0
5th, -8.5
5th, -7.5
5th, -8.5
5th, -8.5
5th, -9.5
5th, -9.5
5th, -8.5
5th, -8.5
5th, -9.5
4th, -9.5
4th, -9.0
4th, -10.0
4th, -9.0
4th, -10.0
4th, -9.5
T-4th, -10.5
T-4th, -11.5
5th, -12.0
5th, -13.0
5th, -13.0
5th, -13.0
4th, -13.0
4th, -13.5
4th, -13.5
4th, -12.5
4th, -12.0
4th, -13.5
4th, -13.5
4th, -14.0
4th, -14.0
4th, -13.0
4th, -13.5
4th, -14.5
4th, -14.5
4th, -14.5
4th, -15.0
4th, -16.0
5th, -16.0
5th, -16.0
4th, -15.0
4th, -15.0
4th, -15.0
T-4th, -16.0
4th, -15.0
T-4th, -16.0
T-4th, -17.0
T-4th, -16.0
5th, -16.0
T-4th, -15.0
ATT
39,078
27,667
11,634
33,443
38,498
45,800
40,083
30,065
25,460
30,996
34,778
33,326
29,344
26,083
28,346
42,230
37,123
18,090
24,021
16,426
15,394
16,017
27,519
19,817
32,169
31,303
34,832
32,865
32,579
36,455
33,449
32,618
30,161
26,354
37,191
37,116
38,788
35,080
38,123
38,083
34,890
38,766
34,258
16,092
12,675
24,552
40,716
40,909
41,321
30,631
31,279
31,968
24,645
31,465
29,667
32,223
30,171
31,614
38,405
31,858
28,052
30,937
24,749
28,986
32,208
27,004
30,256
44,172
44,139
43,878
43,651
33,119
38,870
35,121
APRIL (10-16)
Wrigley Field...............................4-6
Road.........................................6-10
Vs. N.L. Central...........................4-7
Vs. N.L. East................................3-4
Vs. N.L. West...............................2-4
Vs. A.L. West................................1-1
AVG:
HR:
RBI:
SB:

W:

SV:
K:
Top Performers
Welington Castillo.......... .312
Anthony Rizzo...................... 8
Anthony Rizzo.................... 20
Anthony Rizzo...................... 3
Nate Schierholtz
Alfonso Soriano
Carlos Marmol..................... 2
Travis Wood
Kevin Gregg......................... 4
Jeff Samardzija.................. 47
SITE
DATES AVG
Wrigley Field: 313,607
10 31,361
Road: 441,103
16 27,569
Total: 754,710
26 29,027
MAY (13-14)
Wrigley Field...............................9-8
Road...........................................4-6
Vs. N.L. Central...........................2-9
Vs. N.L. East ...............................3-3
Vs. N.L. West...............................4-2
Vs. A.L. Central............................3-0
Vs. A.L. West................................1-0
AVG:
HR:
RBI:
SB:
W:
SV:
K:
Top Performers
Anthony Rizzo................ .295
Alfonso Soriano................... 5
Alfonso Soriano................. 20
Alfonso Soriano................... 3
Scott Feldman..................... 4
Kevin Gregg......................... 2
Scott Feldman................... 39
SITE
DATES AVG
17 33,318
Road: 319,991
10 31,999
Total: 886,396
27 32,829
JUNE (12-15)
Wrigley Field...............................4-8
Road...........................................8-7
vs. N.L. Central............................5-9
vs. N.L. East................................2-1
vs. N.L. West................................0-2
vs. A.L. West................................5-3
AVG:
HR:
RBI:
SB:
W:
SV:
K:
Top Performers
Nate Schierholtz............ .291
Nate Schierholtz.................. 5
Nate Schierholtz................ 14
Starlin Castro...................... 4
Edwin Jackson..................... 3
Kevin Gregg......................... 7
Jeff Samardzija.................. 40
SITE
DATES AVG
12 31,904
Road: 508,529
15 33,902
Total: 891,372
27 33,014
283
GM DATE OPP HR/DN W/L SCORE WIN-LOSS-SAVE

6/24 OFF DAY
75
6/25 @MIL R/N
L
3-9 Lohse-JACKSON (3-10)
76
6/26 @MIL R/N
W 5-4 FELDMAN (7-6)-Gallardo-GREGG (12)
77
6/27 @MIL R/D
W 7-2 GARZA (3-1)-Peralta
78
6/28 @SEA R/N
L 4-5 (10) Medina-PARKER (0-1)
79
6/29 @SEA R/D
W 5-3 (11) VILLANUEVA (2-4)-Perez-PARKER (1)
80
6/30 @SEA R/D
W 7-6 JACKSON (4-10)-Bonderman-GREGG (13)

7/1 OFF DAY
81
7/2 @OAK R/N
L
7-8 Otero-RUSSELL (1-2)-Balfour
82
7/3 @OAK R/N
W 3-1 GARZA (4-1)-Colon-GREGG (14)
83
7/4 @OAK R/D
L
0-1 Straily-GUERRIER (2-4)-Balfour
84
7/5 PIT
H/D
L
2-6 Liriano-SAMARDZIJA (5-8)
85
7/6 PIT
H/D
W 4-1 JACKSON (5-10)-Morton-GREGG (15)
86
7/7 PIT
H/D
W 4-3 (11) GUERRIER (3-4)-Morris
87
7/8 @CWS R/N
W 8-2 GARZA (5-1)-Thornton
88
7/9 LAA H/N
W 7-2 WOOD (6-6)-Blanton
89
7/10 LAA H/N
L 2-13 Wilson-SAMARDZIJA (5-9)
90
7/11 STL
H/N
W 3-0 JACKSON (6-10)-Westbrook-GREGG (16)
91
7/12 STL
H/D
L
2-3 Kelly-VILLANUEVA (2-5)-Mujica
92
7/13 STL
H/N
W 6-4 GARZA (6-1)-Lynn-GREGG (17)
93
7/14 STL
H/N
L 6-10 Mujica-GREGG (2-2)

ALL-STARBREAK 7/15-18
94
7/19 @COL R/N
W 3-1 Samardzija (6-9)-Escalona-GREGG (18)
95
7/20 @COL R/N
L
3-9 Nicasio-VILLANUEVA (2-6)
96
7/21 @COL R/D
L
3-4 Chatwood-JACKSON (6-11)-Brothers
97
7/22 @ARI R/N
W 4-2 Rusin (1-0)-Skaggs-GREGG (19)
98
7/23 @ARI R/N
L 4-10 Corbin-WOOD (6-7)
99
7/24 @ARI R/N
W 7-6 (12) RONDON (2-0)-Hernandez
100 7/25 @ARI R/N
L
1-3 Miley-VILLANUEVA (2-7)-Ziegler
101 7/26 @SF R/N
W 3-2 GUERRIER (4-4)-Romo-GREGG (20)
102 7/27 @SF R/N
W 1-0 STROP (1-0)-Romo-GREGG (21)
103 7/28 @SF
R/D
W 2-1 WOOD (7-7)-Lincecum-GREGG (22)
104 7/29 MIL H/N
L
0-5 Kintzler-STROP (1-1)
105 7/30 MIL H/N
L
5-6 Wooten-RUSSELL (1-3)-Henderson
106 7/30 MIL H/N
L
2-3 Badenhop-GREGG (2-3)-Henderson
107 7/31 MIL H/N
W 6-1 JACKSON (7-11)-Peralta
108 8/1 LAD H/N
L
4-6 Nolasco-RUSIN (1-1)-Jansen
109 8/2 LAD H/D
L
2-6 Ryu-WOOD (7-8)
110 8/3 LAD H/D
L
0-3 Capuano-SAMARDZIJA (6-10)-Jansen
111 8/4 LAD H/D
L
0-1 Fife-VILLANUEVA (2-8)-Jansen

8/5 OFF DAY
112 8/6 @PHI R/N
L
8-9 Kendrick-JACKSON (7-12)
113 8/7 @PHI R/N
W 5-2 STROP (2-1)-Garcia-GREGG (23)
114 8/8 @PHI R/D
L 1-12 Martin-SAMARDZIJA (6-11)
115 8/9 @STL R/N
W 3-0 RUSIN (2-1)-Lynn-GREGG (24)
116 8/10 @STL R/N
W 6-5 PARKER (1-1)-Rosenthal-GREGG (25)
117 8/11 @STL R/D
L
4-8 Choate-PARKER (1-2)-Mujica
118 8/12 CIN
H/N
L
0-2 Latos-WOOD (7-9)-Chapman
119 8/13 CIN
H/N
L 4-6 (11) Hoover-SANCHEZ (0-1)-Chapman
120 8/14 CIN
H/D
L
0-5 Arroyo-RUSIN (2-2)

8/15 OFF DAY
121 8/16 STL
H/D
W 7-0 ARRIETA (1-0)-Westbrook
122 8/17 STL
H/D
L
0-4 Kelly-WOOD (7-10)
123 8/18 STL
H/D
L
1-6 Wainwright-JACKSON (7-13)
124 8/19 WSH H/N
W 11-1 SAMARDZIJA (7-11)-Zimmermann
125 8/20 WSH H/N
L
2-4 Haren-RUSIN (2-3)-Soriano
126 8/21 WSH H/N
L 6-11 Roark-RUSSELL (1-4)
127 8/22 WSH H/D
L 4-5 (13) Stammen-BOWDEN (1-3)-Storen
128 8/23 @SD R/N
L
6-8 Vincent-RUSSELL (1-5)-Street
129 8/24 @SD R/N
W 3-2 SAMARDZIJA (8-11)-Stults-GREGG (26)
130 8/25 @SD R/D
L 2-3 (15) Thayer-RONDON (2-1)
131 8/26 @LAD R/N
L
2-6 Greinke-ARRIETA (1-1)
132 8/27 @LAD R/N
W 3-2 WOOD (8-10)-Kershaw-GREGG (27)
133 8/28 @LAD R/D
L
0-4 Nolasco-JACKSON (7-14)

8/29 OFF DAY
134 8/30 PHI
H/D
L
5-6 Rosenberg-GREGG (2-4)-Papelbon
135 8/31 PHI
H/D
W 4-3 VILLANUEVA (3-8)-Miner-GREGG (28)
136 9/1 PHI
H/D
W 7-1 ARRIETA (2-1)-Kendrick
137 9/2 MIA H/D
L
3-4 Alvarez-WOOD (8-11)-Cishek
138 9/3 MIA H/N
L
2-6 Webb-JACKSON (7-15)
139 9/4 MIA H/D
W 9-7 VILLANUEVA (4-8)-Webb-GREGG (29)

9/5 OFF DAY
140 9/6 MIL H/D
W 8-5 VILLANUEVA (5-8)-Lohse-GREGG (30)
141 9/7 MIL H/D
L
3-5 Hellweg-ARRIETA (2-2)-Henderson
142 9/8 MIL
H/D
L
1-3 Galllardo-GRIMM (0-1)
284
REC
POS
31-43 T-4th, -15.0
31-44 5th, -16.0
32-44 T-4th, -15.0
33-44 4th, -14.5
33-45 4th, -15.5
34-45 4th, -15.5
35-45 4th, -15.5
35-45 4th, -15.5
35-46 4th, -15.5
36-46 4th, -15.5
36-47 4th, -15.5
36-48 4th, -16.5
37-48 4th, -15.5
38-48 4th, -14.5
39-48 4th, -14.0
40-48 4th, -14.0
40-49 4th, -15.0
41-49 4th, -14.0
41-50 4th, -15.0
42-50 4th, -14.0
42-51 4th, -15.0
43-51 4th, -15.0
43-52 4th, -15.0
43-53 4th, -16.0
44-53 4th, -15.5
44-54 4th, -16.5
45-54 4th, -16.5
45-55 4th, -17.5
46-55 4th, -16.5
47-55 4th, -15.5
48-55 4th, -14.5
48-56 4th, -14.5
48-57 4th, -15.0
48-58 4th, -16.0
49-58 4th, -16.0
49-59 4th, -16.0
49-60 4th, -16.0
49-61 4th, -17.0
49-62 4th, -18.0
49-62 4th, -18.0
49-63 4th, -19.0
50-63 4th, -19.0
50-64 4th, -20.0
51-64 4th, -19.0
52-64 4th, -18.0
52-65 4th, -18.0
52-66 4th, -18.5
52-67 T-4th, -18,5
52-68 T-4th, -19.5
52-68 4th, -19.0
53-68 4th, -19.0
53-69 5th, -19.0
53-70 5th, -19.0
54-70 4th, -19.0
54-71 5th, -20.0
54-72 5th, -20.0
54-73 5th, -21.0
54-74 5th, -22.0
55-74 5th, -21.0
55-75 5th, -21.0
55-76 5th, -22.0
56-76 5th, -22.0
56-77 5th, -22.0
56-77 5th, -22.0
56-78 5th, -22.0
57-78 5th, -22.0
58-78 5th, -21.0
58-79 5th, -22.0
58-80 5th, -23.0
59-80 5th, -22.0
59-80 5th, -22.0
60-80 T-4th, -21.0
60-81 5th, -21.5
60-82 5th, -22.5
ATT
30,172
28,061
31,792
31,471
34,630
24,701
17,273
35,067
26,967
38,615
36,590
33,146
31,552
31,579
31,111
35,379
37,322
42,240
35,178
43,976
45,616
43,108
21,288
21,278
21,141
23,341
41,797
41,953
41,608
32,848
34,996
31,638
29,817
34,005
32,520
40,490
38,409
36,841
36,171
42,510
42,664
43,908
43,240
33,277
33,286
33,642
35,258
41,981
33,830
31,290
30,975
31,936
29,393
23,561
30,870
22,762
40,965
52,326
38,851
27,763
36,410
31,859
26,978
30,024
20,696
JULY(14-13)
Wrigley Field...............................6-7
Road...........................................8-6
vs. N.L. Central............................5-6
vs. N.L. West ...............................6-4
vs. A.L. Central ...........................1-0
vs. A.L. West................................2-3
AVG:
HR:
RBI:
SB:
W:
SV:
K:
Top Performers
Dioner Navarro ............. .362
Alfonso Soriano................... 8
Alfonso Soriano................. 16
Julio Borbon........................ 3
Matt Garza/Edwin Jackson.. 3
Kevin Gregg......................... 9
Jeff Samardzija.................. 26
SITE
DATES AVG
13 34,651
Road: 455,965
14 32,569
Total: 906,424
27 33,571
AUGUST(8-20)
Wrigley Field.............................3-13
Road...........................................5-7
vs. N.L. Central............................3-6
vs. N.L. East................................3-6
vs. N.L. West................................2-8
AVG:
HR:
RBI:
SB:
W:
SV:
K:
Top Performers
Dioner Navarro.............. .313
Donnie Murphy.................... 8
Nate Schierholtz................ 19
Junior Lake.......................... 2
Jeff Samardzija.................... 2
Kevin Gregg......................... 6
Jeff Samardzija.................. 35
SITE
DATES AVG
16 34,029
Road: 454,669
12 37,889
Total: 999,134
28 35,683
SEPTEMBER (9-18)
Wrigley Field...............................5-8
Road.........................................4-10
vs. N.L. Central..........................6-14
vs. N.L. East................................3-4
AVG:
HR:

RBI:
SB:
W:
SV:
K:
Top Performers
Dioner Navarro.............. .306
Brian Bogusevic................... 4
Welington Castillo
Anthony Rizzo.................... 10
Donnie Murphy.................... 2
Carlos Villanueva................. 4
Kevin Gregg......................... 5
Jeff Samardzija.................. 33
SITE
DATES AVG
13 29,608
Road: 424,585
14 30,328
Total: 809,488
31 26,113
25,351
34,929
27,802
GM
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159

160
161
162
DATE
9/9
9/10
9/11
9/12
9/13
9/14
9/15
9/16
9/17
9/18
9/19
9/20
9/21
9/22
9/23
9/24
9/25
9/26
9/27
9/28
9/29
OPP HR/DN
@CIN R/N
@CIN R/N
@CIN R/D
@PIT R/N
@PIT R/N
@PIT R/N
@PIT R/D
@MIL R/N
@MIL R/N
@MIL R/N
@MIL R/D
ATL
H/N
ATL
H/D
ATL
H/D
PIT
H/D
PIT
H/D
PIT
H/D
OFF DAY
@STL R/N
@STL R/D
@STL R/D
W/L SCORE WIN-LOSS-SAVE

W 2-0 WOOD (9-11)-Arroyo-GREGG (31)
W 9-1 JACKSON (8-15)-Cingrani
L
0-6 Leake-SAMARDZIJA (8-12)
L
1-3 Locke-RUSIN (2-4)-Melancon
W 5-4 VILLANUEVA (6-8)-Grilli-GREGG (32)
L
1-2 Cole-RUSSELL (1-6)-Melancon
L
2-3 Farnsworth-STROP (2-2)-Melancon
L
1-6 Peralta-JACKSON (8-16)
L
3-4 Henderson-GRIMM (0-2)
L
0-7 Thornburg-RUSIN (2-5)
W 5-1 ARRIETA (3-2)-Lohse
L
5-9 Carpenter-GREGG (2-5)
W 3-1 VILLANUEVA (7-8)-Downs-STROP (1)
L
2-5 Teheran-JACKSON (8-17)-Kimbrel
L
1-2 Melancon-GREGG (2-6)-Grilli
L
2-8 Cole-RUSIN (2-6)
W 4-2 ARRIETA (4-2)-Liriano-GREGG (33)
L
L
L
0-7
2-6
0-4
Lynn-WOOD (9-12)
Wainwright-JACKSON (8-18)-Maness
Kelly-SAMARDZIJA (8-13)
REC
61-82
62-82
62-83
62-84
63-84
63-85
63-86
63-87
63-88
63-89
64-89
64-90
65-90
65-91
65-92
65-93
66-93
POS
5th, -22.0
5th, -22.0
5th, -23.0
5th, -23.0
5th, -23.0
5th, -23.0
5th, -24.0
5th, -24.0
5th, -25.0
5th, -26.0
5th, -25.0
5th, -26.0
5th, -26.0
5th, -26.0
5th, -27.0
5th, -28.0
5th, -28.0
ATT
22,920
21,396
22,088
23,541
35,962
37,534
36,559
24,464
22,506
24,632
21,625
29,539
34,612
30,515
32,289
34,138
26,171
66-94
66-95
66-69
5th, -29.0
5th, -30.0
5th, -31.0
44,034
42,520
44,808
2013 ATTENDANCE
OVERALL
5,247,585 for 162 dates
(32,393 per date)
WRIGLEY FIELD
2,642,682 for 81 dates
(32,626 per date)
ON THE ROAD
2,604,903 for 81 dates
(32,159 per date)
Breaking Down the Cubs Record

CUBS RECORD
HOME
ROAD
TOTALS
OVERALL
31-50 35-46 66-96
CINCINNATI
1-9 4-5 5-14
MILWAUKEE
3-6 3-7 6-13
PITTSBURGH 4-5 3-7 7-12
ST. LOUIS
4-5
3-7
7-12
N.L. CENTRAL 12-25 13-26 25-51
ATLANTA
1-2 0-3 1-5
MIAMI
1-2 3-1 4-3
NEW YORK
1-2
2-1
3-3
PHILADELPHIA 2-1 1-2 3-3
WASHINGTON 1-3 2-1 3-4
N.L. EAST
6-10 8-8 14-18
ARIZONA
1-2 2-2 3-4
COLORADO
2-1 1-2 3-3
LOS ANGELES
0-4
1-2
1-6
SAN DIEGO
2-2
1-2
3-4
SAN FRANCISCO
1-3
3-0
4-3
N.L. WEST
6-12
8-8
14-20
Chicago (AL)
2-0
2-0
4-0
Houston
2-1 0-0 2-1
Los Angeles (AL)
1-1
1-1
2-2
Oakland
0-0 1-2 1-2
Seattle
0-0 2-1 2-1
Texas
2-1 0-0 2-1
A.L. INTERLEAGUE PLAY
7-3
6-4
13-7
CUBS RECORD WHEN:

SCORING FIRST
53-29
SCORING FEWER THAN 4 RUNS
17-65
SCORING4 ORMORERUNS
49-31
HITTING AT LEAST 1 HOMER
52-50
HITTING AT LEAST 2 HOMERS
28-18
GOING HOMERLESS 14-46

DOUBLE PLAYS
TRIPLE PLAYS
LEFT ON BASE
GRAND SLAMS
HOME RUNS WRIGLEY FIELD
HOME RUNS ROAD
CUBS RECORD
vs. LH STARTERS
vs. RHSTARTERS
GRASSFIELDS
ARTIFICIALFIELDS
DAYGAMES
NIGHTGAMES
SHUTOUTS
EXTRAINNINGS
ONE-RUNDECISIONS
TWO-RUNDECISIONS
HOME
8-13
23-37
31-50
0-0
19-32
12-18
2-7
2-3
5-16
6-10
ROAD
TOTALS
14-9
22-22
21-37
44-74
35-46
66-96
0-0
0-0
12-17
31-49
23-29
35-47
4-9 6-16
5-3
7-6
15-17
20-33
10-6
16-16
CUBS RECORD ENTERING

6TH
7TH
8TH
9TH
WHEN LEADING
44-21
48-14
55-8
58-4
WHEN TIED
13-15
10-11
5-12
7-11
WHEN TRAILING
9-60
8-71
7-76
1-81
Games Won When Trailing Entering 9th: Last time it happened 7/26/13 @
San Francisco (Down 2-1 in the top of the ninth inning, Anthony Rizzos two-out
smash to first base went through Brandon Belts legs into the right field corner,
allowing two runs to score Kevin Gregg pitched a scoreless bottom of the ninth
to secure the 3-2 win).
COME-FROM-BEHIND WINS: 20
GAMES WON IN LAST AT-BAT: 15
GAMES LOST AFTER LEADING: 43

GAMES LOST IN LAST AT-BAT: 19
RECORD BY MONTH: April 10-16, May 13-14, June 12-15, July 14-13, August 8-20,
September 9-18
BEFORE ALL-STAR BREAK: 42-51
AFTER ALL-STAR BREAK: 24-45
HIGH-WATER MARK: 1 over (1-0, 2-1)
NO. OF TIMES AT .500: 2 (1-1, 2-2)
LOW-WATER MARK: 30 under (66-96)
CUBS OPPS
129
142
0
0
1092
1116
3
5
102
73
70
87
285
Cubs Season Highs and Lows

CUBS
OPPONENTS
10, 8/19 vs. Washington (11-1)............................................................. Largest Winning Margin............................... 11 (twice), most recently 8/8 @ Philadelphia (12-1)
4 runs, 5/26 @ Cincinnati (trailed 4-0; won 5-4 in 10 inn.)............... Largest Come-from-Behind Win.............................. 6 runs, 8/23 @ San Diego (trailed 6-0; won 8-6)
14, 6/23 vs. Houston........................................................................................Most Runs ..........................................13 (twice), most recently 7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.
6, 8/23 @ San Diego (1st) ..........................................................................Most Runs, Inning............................................6 (3x), most recently 8/8 @ Philadelphia (4th)
16, 6/23 vs. Houston.........................................................................................Most Hits........................................................................................ 21, 7/14 vs. St. Louis
7, 8/21 vs. Washington (5th) .......................................................................Most Hits, Inning................................................................ 7, 7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L. (5th)
2 (4x), most recently 8/14 vs. Cincinnati.......................................................... Fewest Hits.............................................................2 (3x), most recently 8/16 vs. St. Louis
5 (twice), most recently 8/19 vs. Washington................................................Most Home Runs......................................................................... 5, 7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.
2 (12x), most recently 9/10 @ Cincinnati (7th).......................................Most Home Runs, Inning.................................... 3 (twice), most recently 9/13 @ Pittsburgh (4th)
7, 5/10 @ Washington.................................................................................... Most Doubles......................................................6 (twice), most recently 5/14 vs. Colorado
2 (3x), most recently 7/3 @ Oakland................................................................Most Triples........................................................................................ 3, 7/5 vs. Pittsburgh
9 (3x), most recently 6/23 vs. Houston..................................................... Most Extra-Base Hits....................................................................11, 7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.
7 (5x), most recently 8/25 @ San Diego (15 inn.)...............................Most Walks Drawn by Batters................................................................9, 7/24 @ Arizona (12 inn.)
19, 6/13 vs. Cincinnati........................................................................ Most Strikeouts by Pitchers..........................................................................16, 4/22 @ Cincinnati
4, 4/23 @ Cincinnati................................................................................... Most Stolen Bases......................................................................................... 4, 9/3 vs. Miami
4 (twice), most recently 6/18 @ St. Louis...............................................Most Double Plays Turned...................................4 (twice), most recently 8/3 vs. Los Angeles-N.L.
4, 6/11 vs. Cincinnati..............................................................................Most Errors Committed............................................................................... 3, 4/22 @ Cincinnati
16, 6/15 @ New York-N.L.............................................................................Most Left on Base.................................16 (twice), most recently 8/25 @ San Diego (15 inn.)
Longest Winning Streak: 5 games............................................... 5/26-31
Longest Losing Streak: 6 games.................................................. 5/19-25
Most Runs, Both Clubs: 20 (twice) ............................................. most recently 6/23 vs. Houston (Cubs 14, Astros 6)
Most Hits, Both Clubs: 32 .......................................................... 7/14 vs. St. Louis (Cardinals 21, Cubs 11)
Most Home Runs, Both Clubs: 7................................................. 4/30 vs. San Diego (Cubs 4, Padres 3)
Most Strikeouts by Pitchers, Both Clubs: 30 ............................. 6/13 vs. Cincinnati (Cubs 19, Reds 11)
Most Left on Base, Both Clubs: 29............................................. 8/25 @ San Diego (15 inn.) (Cubs 13, Padres 16)
Fewest Left on Base, Both Clubs: 5............................................ 8/19 vs. Washington (Nationals 4, Cubs 1)
Consecutive Games with a Home Run: 9 (twice)......................... 6/20-29 & 7/12-24
Consecutive Games without a Home Run: 4 (4x) ....................... 5/8-12, 8/14-18, 8/25-28 & 9/21-24
Consecutive Errorless Games: 10............................................... 6/26-7/6
Consecutive Games with an Error: 7........................................... 5/3-10
Shortest Game, Time: 2:14 ......................................................... 8/19 vs. Washington
Longest Game, Time: 5:13........................................................... 8/25 @ San Diego (15 inn.)
Most Innings: 15......................................................................... 8/25 @ San Diego
Largest Wrigley Field Crowd: 42,240.......................................... 7/13 vs. St. Louis
Largest Road Crowd: 52,326....................................................... 8/27 @ Los Angeles-N.L.
Series Sweeps: 2......................................................................... vs. CWS (2), 5/29-30 & @ SF (3), 7/26-28
INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS

3-Homer Games (1): Dioner Navarro (1), 5/29 vs. Chicago-A.L.
Game-Opening Homers (2): David DeJesus (2), 4/22 @ Cincinnati (Mike Leake)
2-Homer Games (11): Anthony Rizzo (3), 4/26 @ Miami, 8/1 vs. Los Angeles& 5/15 vs. Colorado (Jon Garland)
N.L. & 8/21 vs. Washington; Alfonso Soriano (3), 5/4 vs. Cincinnati, 7/6 vs.
Pittsburgh & 7/9 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.; Donnie Murphy (2), 8/7 at Philadelphia &
Longest Hitting Streak: 14 games.............................................. Castro (4/6-22)
8/19 vs. Washington; Junior Lake (1), 8/1 vs. Los Angeles-N.L.; Nate Schierholtz
Most Runs Scored: 4 (3x)..................most recently Soriano (7/8 @ Chicago-A.L.)
(1), 8/19 vs. Washington; Welington Castillo (1), 9/10 @ Cincinnati
Most Hits: 4 (6x).............................most recently Lake (8/2 vs. Los Angeles-N.L.)
Grand Slams (3): Travis Wood (1), 5/30 vs. Chicago-A.L. (Jake Peavy); Scott
Most Total Bases: 12...........................................Navarro (5/29 vs. Chicago-A.L.)
Hairston (1), 5/31 vs. Arizona (Wade Miley); Junior Lake (1), 9/6 vs. Milwaukee
Most Extra-Base Hits: 3 (5x)......most recently Schierholtz (8/19 vs. Washington)
(Kyle Lohse)
Most Doubles: 3 ........................................................ Rizzo (4/30 vs. San Diego)
Pinch-Homers (5): Dioner Navarro (2), 4/12 vs. San Francisco (Sergio Romo) &
Most Triples: 2....................................................Schierholtz (6/13 vs. Cincinnati)
4/13 vs. San Francisco (Madison Bumgarner); Cody Ransom (1), 4/30 vs. San
Most RBI: 6 (3x).........................most recently Schierholtz (8/19 vs. Washington)
Diego (Robbie Erlin); Scott Hairston (1), 7/7 vs. Pittsburgh (Tony Watson); Nate
Most Stolen Bases: 2 (4x).................most recently Soriano (7/8 @ Chicago-A.L.)
Schierholtz (1), 7/23 @ Arizona (David Hernandez)
Most Walks: 3 (6x).........................................most recently Rizzo (9/4 vs. Miami)
Back-to-Back Homers (5): Anthony Rizzo & Alfonso Soriano (2), 4/18
Most Strikeouts: 4 (twice) ......................... most recently Lake (9/22 vs. Atlanta)
vs. Texas (Alexi Ogando) & 7/9 vs. Los Angeles-A.L. (Joe Blanton);
Scott Hairston & Cody Ransom (1), 4/29 vs. San Diego (Clayton Richard);
Ryan Sweeney & Cody Ransom (1), 6/18 @ St. Louis (Adam Wainwright);
Junior Lake & Anthony Rizzo (1), 8/1 vs. Los Angeles-N.L. (Ricky Nolasco)
Pitchers Hitting Homers (6): Travis Wood (3), 5/19 vs. New York-N.L. (Dillon Gee), 5/30 vs. Chicago-A.L. (Jake Peavy) & 7/28 @ San Francisco (Tim
Lincecum); Jeff Samardzija (1), 5/15 vs. Colorado (Jon Garland); Scott Feldman
(1), 5/24 @ Cincinnati (Bronson Arroyo); Edwin Jackson (1), 9/10 @ Cincinnati
(Curtis Partch)
INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS

Longest Winning Streak: 5 (twice)...........most recently Villanueva (8/31-current)
Consecutive Scoreless Innings, Starter: 16.2..............................Wood (5/7-19)
Longest Losing Streak: 6 (twice).....Russell (5/21-current) & Gregg (6/22-current)
Reliever: 13.0.......................................................................... Russell (4/1-5/6)
Complete-Game Shutouts: 1...........................Samardzija (5/27 @ Chicago-A.L.)
Consecutive Save Opportunities Converted: 12.................... Gregg (4/23-6/26)
9.0-Inning Complete Games: 3
Feldman (5/1 vs. San Diego) &
Consecutive Batters Retired: 18.............................Feldman (5/1 vs. San Diego)

Samardzija (5/27 @ Chicago-A.L. & 8/19 vs. Washington)
Most Runs Allowed: 9 (3x) ...........most recently Samardzija (8/8 @ Philadelphia)
Low-Hit Complete Game: 2..............................Samardzija (5/27 @ Chicago-A.L.)
Most Hits Allowed: 12 (twice)..................most recently Jackson (6/2 vs. Arizona)
Longest Outing, Reliever: 4.1 innings .............. Raley (7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.)
Most Homers Allowed: 4...........................Samardzija (7/10 vs. Los Angeles-A.L.)
Most Strikeouts, Starter: 13......................................Samardzija (4/7 @ Atlanta)
Most Walks Issued: 5 (6x)...........most recently Arrieta (8/26 @ Los Angeles-N.L.)
Reliever: 5............................................................Villanueva (9/6 vs. Milwaukee)
Longest No-Hit Stretch at Start of Game: 4.2 innings (4x).. Wood (5/2 vs. SD &
Consecutive Strikeouts: 6 (3x)........... most recently Samardzija (6/1 vs. Arizona)

6/12 vs. CIN), Rusin (7/27 @ SF) Samardzija (7/29 vs. MIL)
286
Cubs Batting Statistics

BATTERS
Arrieta,J
Baker,S
Barney,D
Bogusevic,B
Borbon,J
Boscan,J
Castillo,W
Castro,S
Clevenger,S
DeJesus,D
Feldman,S
Garza,M
Gillespie,C
Gonzalez,A
Guerrier,M
Hairston,S
Jackson J,E
Lake,J
Lillibridg,B
Loe,K
Marmol,C
McDonald,D
Murphy,D
Navarro,D
RIGHT
LEFT
Neal,T
Raley,B
Ransom,C
Rizzo,A
Rusin,C
Samardzija,J
Sappelt,D
Schierholt,N
Soriano,A
Sweeney,R
Valbuena,L
Villanueva,C
Watkins,L
Wood,T
PITCHERS
CHICAGO
OPPONENTS

.133 9 15 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 .133 .133
.000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
.208 141 501 49 104 152 25 1 7 41 4 6 6 36 5 64 4 2 22 4 .303 .266
.273 47 143 18 39 66 7 1 6 16 0 1 1 10 1 35 2 0 4 0 .462 .323
.202 72 104 10 21 29 3 1 1 3 1 0 0 12 0 22 7 1 0 2 .279 .284
.222 6 9 1 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .333 .300
.274 113 380 41 104 151 23 0 8 32 1 2
11 34 3 97 2 0 13 10 .397 .349
.245 161 666 59 163 231 34 2 10 44 1 1 7 30 0
129 9 6 21 22 .347 .284
.125 8 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 .125 .222
.250 84 284 39 71 114 19 3 6 27 0 0 5 29 0 55 3 0 3 1 .401 .330
.176 15 34 2 6 11 2 0 1 8 1 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 3 .324 .176
.222 11 18 1 4 5 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 .278 .263
.240 25 50 6 12 14 2 0 0 4 1 1 1 6 0 13 0 0 2 0 .280 .328
.217 11 23 3 5 9 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 1 6 0 0 1 0 .391 .269
.000 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
.172 52 99 13 17 43 2 0 8 19 0 4 2 7 0 25 2 0 3 1 .434 .232
.077 31 52 4 4 8 1 0 1 4 5 0 0 2 0 17 0 0 0 4 .154 .111
.284 64 236 26 67 101 16 0 6 16 1 0 4 13 0 68 4 4 2 3 .428 .332
.042 9 24 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 1 1 .042 .042
.000 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
.000 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
.302 25 53 4 16 23 4 0 1 5 0 0 0 4 0 8 0 0 4 0 .434 .351
.255 46 149 23 38 79 8 0 11 23 0 0 6 8 1 48 2 0 1 4 .530 .319
.300 89 240 31 72 118 7 0 13 34 0 1 2 23 1 36 0 1 4 5 .492 .365
.361 61 22 41 1 0 6 10 0 0 1 9 1 5 0 0 2 0 .672 .451
.279 179 50 77 6 0 7 24 0 1 1 14 0 31 0 0 2 0 .430 .333
.000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
.000 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 .000 .000
.203 57 158 21 32 71 10 1 9 20 1 0 1 22 0 57 0 0 4 6 .449 .304
.233 160 606 71 141 254 40 2 23 80 0 2 6 76 7
127 6 5 12 5 .419 .323
.105 13 19 1 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 .105 .105
.113 33 62 4 7 12 2 0 1 2 10 0 0 1 0 31 0 0 0 3 .194 .127
.240 31 75 6 18 21 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 14 3 1 1 1 .280 .269
.251 137 462 56 116 217 32 3 21 68 1 5 6 29 3 94 6 3 6 3 .470 .301
.254 93 362 47 92 169 24 1 17 51 0 3 3 15 2 89 10 5 9 5 .467 .287
.266 70 192 19 51 86 13 2 6 19 2 1 0 17 0 31 1 0 3 1 .448 .324
.218 108 331 34 72 125 15 1 12 37 1 2 4 53 4 63 1 4 4 7 .378 .331
.156 47 32 2 5 5 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 .156 .156
.211 27 38 2 8 9 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 14 0 0 0 1 .237 .268
.222 37 63 8 14 24 1 0 3 8 1 0 0 3 0 21 1 0 0 1 .381 .258
.146 162 301 22 44 69 7 0 6 29 28 0 1 6 0 121 1 0 0 18 .229 .166
.238 162 5498 602 1307 2156 297 18 172 576 43 30 67 439 28
1230 63 32 120 100 .392 .300
.244 162 5448 689 1332 2179 301 33 160 659 62 35 62 540 43 1184 107 42 106 106 .400 .318
CUBS RUNS SCORED BREAKDOWNS

RECORD BY RUNS 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10+
CUBS SCORE
0-16
1-14
4-24
12-11
11-18 8-5 9-4 8-3 6-1 5-0 2-0
CUBS ALLOW
6-0 16-4
21-5
11-11
4-17 3-14
4-19 1-7 0-5 0-5 0-9
SCORING BY INNINGS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
X-INN
TOTAL
CUBS
75 64 83 69 71 56 66 55 48 15 602
OPPONENTS
68 65 50 91 73 102 74 90 62 14 689
287
Cubs Pinch Hitting

BATTERS
Barney,D
Bogusevic,B
Borbon,J
Boscan,J
Castillo,W
Castro,S
Clevenger,S
DeJesus,D
Gillespie,C
Hairston,S
Lake,J
Lillibridge,B
AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO
.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.200 10 10 2 0 0 1 1 0 4
.211 44 38 8 1 0 0 1 5 9
.500 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
.000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
.000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
.200 7 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 3
.067 15 15 1 0 0 0 1 0 5
.300 11 10 3 0 0 0 1 1 5
.217 26 23 5 1 0 1 3 2 11
.143 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 3
.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
BATTERS
AVG G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO
McDonald,D .333 13 12 4 0 0 0 0 1 2
Murphy,D .333 8 6 2 0 0 0 1 2 1
Navarro,D .286 32 28 8 2 0 2 5 3 9
Neal,T
.000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ransom,C .286 11 7 2 1 0 1 3 3 3
Rizzo,A
.000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Sappelt,D .154 14 13 2 1 0 0 0 1 2
Schierholtz,N .375 18 16 6 2 0 1 4 2 2
Soriano,A .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Sweeney,R .286 17 14 4 1 0 0 2 3 3
Valbuena,L .182 13 11 2 0 0 0 2 2 6
Watkins,L .000 16 13 0 0 0 0 0 2 8
TOTALS
.216 241 52 10 0 6 24 30 82
Cubs Lineup Breakdowns

1 DeJesus (66, 26-40), Castro (40, 14-26), Valbuena (22, 9-13), Sappelt (11, 3-8), Lake (9, 5-4), Barney (7, 5-2), Borbon (7, 4-3)
2 Castro (79, 36-43), Lake (23, 5-18), Valbuena (17, 4-13), Barney (16, 9-7), Ransom (14, 8-6), Rizzo (5, 1-4), Borbon (3, 2-1), Gillespie (2, 1-1),
McDonald (1, 0-1), Murphy (1, 0-1), Watkins (1, 0-1)
3 Rizzo (131, 51-80), Schierholtz (18, 8-10), Navarro (6, 3-3), Castro (3, 2-1), Valbuena (2, 1-1), Lake (1, 0-1), Soriano (1, 1-0)
4 Soriano (89, 40-49), Schierholtz (29, 9-20), Navarro (19, 6-13), Murphy (7, 5-2), Castillo (6, 1-5), Sweeney (5, 2-3), Rizzo (4, 2-2), Bogusevic (1, 0-1),
DeJesus (1, 1-0), Ransom (1, 0-1)
5 Schierholtz (64, 21-43), Hairston (17, 6-11), Rizzo (17, 8-9), Castro (16, 8-8), Lake (10, 5-5), Sweeney (10, 4-6), Murphy (6, 2-4), Castillo (6, 4-2),
Valbuena (5, 4-1), Bogusevic (4, 0-4), Navarro (3, 2-1), Ransom (3, 1-2), Neal (1, 1-0)
6 Castillo (44, 15-29), Navarro (21, 9-12), Murphy (18, 4-14), Sweeney (18, 6-12), Valbuena (14, 9-5), Bogusevic (11, 4-7), Lake (8, 2-6),
Castro (7, 2-5), Ransom (6, 4-2), Schierholtz (5, 4-1), Hairston (4, 4-0), McDonald (3, 3-0), Barney (1, 0-1), Gillespie (1, 0-1), Rizzo (1, 0-1)
7 Valbuena (30, 11-19), Castillo (27, 11-16), Bogusevic (19, 7-12), Barney (16, 7-9), Castro (13, 4-9), Ransom (12, 6-6), McDonald (7, 4-3),
Navarro (7, 4-3), Gillespie (6, 4-2), Lake (5, 2-3), Hairston (4, 1-3), Lillibridge (3, 0-3), Sappelt (3, 2-1), Murphy (3, 0-3), Sweeney (3, 1-2),
Watkins (2, 0-2), Clevenger (1, 1-0), Schierholtz (1, 1-0)
8 Barney (96, 38-58), Castillo (20, 9-11), Sweeney (10, 6-4), Gonzalez (7, 0-7), Ransom (7, 2-5), Lillibridge (5, 3-2), Murphy (3, 1-2), Gillespie (3, 2-1),
Bogusevic (2, 0-2), Boscan (2, 1-1), Watkins (2, 1-1), Borbon (1, 0-1), Navarro (1, 1-0), Sappelt (1, 1-0), Valbuena (1, 1-0), Castro (1, 0-1)
9 Samardzija (31, 11-20), Wood (30, 12-18), Jackson (30, 9-21), Villanueva (15, 5-10), Feldman (14, 8-6), Rusin (12, 5-7), Arrieta (9, 5-4),
Garza (8, 5-3), Castillo (4, 2-2), Baker (3, 0-3), Barney (3, 1-2), Borbon (2, 2-0), Sweeney (1, 1-0)
C Castillo (107, 42-65), Navarro (53, 23-30), Boscan (2, 1-1)
1B Rizzo (158, 62-96), Ransom (4, 4-0)
2B Barney (139, 60-79), Gonzalez (6, 0-6), Lillibridge (5, 3-2), Valbuena (5, 2-3), Watkins (5, 1-4), Murphy (2, 0-2)
3B Valbuena (85, 36-49), Ransom (38, 17-21), Murphy (34, 12-22), Lillibridge (3, 0-3), Clevenger (1, 1-0), Gonzalez (1, 0-1)
SS Castro (159, 66-93), Murphy (2, 0-2), Ransom (1, 0-1)
LF Soriano (86, 39-47), Lake (29, 11-18), Bogusevic (27, 8-19), Sweeney (5, 0-5), McDonald (5, 4-1), Borbon (3, 2-1), Gillespie (3, 1-2),

DeJesus (3, 0-3), Neal (1, 1-0)
CF DeJesus (64, 27-37), Sweeney (41, 19-22), Lake (27, 8-19), Borbon (10, 6-4), Sappelt (10, 3-7), Bogusevic (10, 3-7)
RF Schierholtz (117, 43-74), Hairston (24, 10-14), Gillespie (9, 6-3), McDonald (6, 3-3), Sappelt (5, 3-2), Sweeney (1, 1-0),
P Samardzija (33, 13-20), Wood (32, 12-20), Jackson (31, 10-21), Feldman (15, 8-7), Villanueva (15, 5-10), Rusin (13, 5-8), Garza (11, 8-3),
Arrieta (9, 5-4), Baker (3, 0-3)
DH Soriano (4, 2-2), Navarro (4, 2-2), Hairston (1, 1-0), Valbuena (1, 1-0)
CUBS 2013 BATTING/PITCHING LEADERS

Batting Average: Dioner Navarro................................................ .300
Games: Starlin Castro.................................................................161
At-Bats: Starlin Castro.................................................................666
Runs Scored: Anthony Rizzo..........................................................71
Hits: Starlin Castro......................................................................163
Total Bases: Anthony Rizzo..........................................................254
Extra-Base Hits: Anthony Rizzo.......................................................65
Singles: Starlin Castro.................................................................117
Doubles: Anthony Rizzo.................................................................40
Triples: David DeJesus & Nate Schierholtz....................................... 3
Home Runs: Anthony Rizzo............................................................23
Runs Batted In: Anthony Rizzo.......................................................80
Sacrifice Hits: Jeff Samardzija.......................................................10
Sacrifice Flies: Darwin Barney......................................................... 6
Walks: Anthony Rizzo.....................................................................76
Strikeouts: Starlin Castro.............................................................129
Stolen Bases: Alfonso Soriano......................................................10
Slugging Percentage: Nate Schierholtz....................................... .470
On-Base Percentage: Anthony Rizzo........................................... .323

Pinch-Hits: Julio Borbon & Dioner Navarro....................................... 8
Pinch-Hit Homers: Dioner Navarro................................................... 2
Pinch-Hit RBI: Dioner Navarro.......................................................... 5
Victories: Travis Wood...................................................................... 9
ERA (starter league qualifier): Travis Wood..............................3.11
ERA (reliever): Kevin Gregg.........................................................3.48
Games: James Russell..................................................................74
Games Started: Jeff Samardzija....................................................33
Complete Games: Jeff Samardzija................................................... 2
Games Finished: Kevin Gregg........................................................52
Saves: Kevin Gregg.......................................................................33
Holds: James Russell....................................................................19
Innings Pitched (starter): Jeff Samardzija..................................213.2
Innings Pitched (reliever): Kevin Gregg........................................62.0
Strikeouts: Jeff Samardzija..........................................................214
Winning Percentage*: Scott Feldman............................... .538 (7-6)

*Minimum 10 Decisions
WRIGLEY FIELD 2013 WIND TRENDS

BLOWING IN (N, E, NE)
BLOWING OUT (S, W, SW)
CROSSWIND (SE, NW)
OVERALL
GAMES
54 18 9 81
CUBS RECORD
17-37
8-10
6-3
31-50
CUBS RUNS
188
104
43
335
OPPONENTS RUNS
224
107
36
367
TOTAL RUNS SCORED
412
211
79
702
AVG/GAME 7.6 11.7 8.8 8.7
CUBS HOMERS
47
42
13
102
OPPONENTS HOMERS
42
22
9
73
288
Cubs Pitching Statistics

PITCHERS
W-L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG
Arrieta,J
4-2 3.66 9 9 0 0 0 0 51.2 34 22 21 7 3 24 0 37 0 0
.185
Baker,S
0-0 3.60 3 3 0 0 0 0 15.0 9 6 6 3 0 4 0 6 0 0
.173
Bowden,M
1-3 4.30 34 0 0 12 0 0 37.2 32 18 18 3 3 15 2 23 4 1
.239
Burnett,A
0-0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
.250
Cabrera,A
0-0 4.50 7 0 0 0 0 0 6.0 7 3 3 0 1 5 0 4 0 0
.292
Camp,S
1-1 7.04 26 0 0 8 0 0 23.0 34 18 18 7 0 9 2 13 0 2
.362
Dolis,R
0-0 0.00 5 0 0 2 0 0 5.0 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
.158
Feldman,S
7-6 3.46 15 15 1 0 0 0 91.0 79 42 35 10 3 25 0 67 4 0
.234
Fujikawa,K
1-1 5.25 12 0 0 5 0 2 12.0 11 7 7 1 2 2 0 14 2 0
.239
Garza,M
6-1 3.17 11 11 0 0 0 0 71.0 61 26 25 8 4 20 2 62 2 0
.229
Gregg,K
2-6 3.48 62 0 0 52 0
33 62.0 53 26 24 6 1 32 2 56 1 0
.230
Grimm,J
0-2 2.00 10 0 0 3 0 0 9.0 4 3 2 0 1 3 0 8 0 0
.133
Guerrier,M
2-1 2.13 15 0 0 2 0 0 12.2 11 4 3 0 0 5 0 9 0 0
.239
Jackson J,E 8-18 4.98 31 31 0 0 0 0 175.1
197
110 97 16 5 59 7 135 14 0
.281
Lim,C
0-0 5.40 6 0 0 1 0 0 5.0 6 3 3 0 1 7 1 5 1 0
.316
Loe,K
0-0 5.40 7 0 0 3 0 0 8.1 12 5 5 3 0 4 0 4 0 0
.343
Marmol,C
2-4 5.86 31 0 0 9 0 2 27.2 26 19 18 6 3 21 1 32 2 0
.252
Parker,B
1-2 2.72 49 0 0 18 0 1 46.1 39 17 14 4 2 15 1 55 2 0
.220
Putnam,Z
0-0
18.90 5 0 0 1 0 0 3.1 9 7 7 1 0 0 0 4 0 0
.500
Raley,B
0-0 5.14 9 0 0 1 0 0 14.0 11 9 8 2 2 8 0 14 0 0
.224
Rodriguez,H 0-0 4.50 5 0 0 2 0 0 4.0 6 4 2 1 1 4 1 1 0 0
.353
Rondon,H
2-1 4.77 45 0 0 14 0 0 54.2 52 29 29 6 3 25 5 44 4 0
.251
Rosscup,Z
0-0 1.35 10 0 0 3 0 0 6.2 3 1 1 1 0 7 1 7 0 0
.130
Rusin,C
2-6 3.93 13 13 0 0 0 0 66.1 66 30 29 8 3 24 3 36 1 0
.261
Russell,J
1-6 3.59 74 0 0 7 0 0 52.2 46 21 21 7 1 18 6 37 1 0
.238
Samardzija,J 8-13 4.34 33 33 2 0 1 0 213.2
210
109
103 25 8 78 3 214 11 0
.255
Sanchez,E
0-1 5.68 4 0 0 1 0 0 6.1 5 4 4 1 0 5 0 5 1 1
.238
Strop,P
2-2 2.83 37 0 0 7 0 1 35.0 22 11 11 1 4 11 0 42 3 0
.176
Takahashi,H 0-0 6.00 3 0 0 2 0 0 3.0 3 2 2 1 0 2 0 3 0 0
.273
Villanueva,C 7-8 4.06 47 15 0 5 0 0 128.2
117 58 58 14 3 40 4 103 0 0
.248
Wood,T
9-12 3.11 32 32 0 0 0 0 200.0
163 73 69 18 8 66 2 144 6 0
.222
CHICAGO
66-96 4.00 162 162 3 159 6 39 1448.0 1332 689 643 160 62 540 43 1184 59 4 .244
OPPONENTS
96-66 3.36 162 162 1 161 16 55 1461.2 1307 602 546 172 67 439 28 1230 47 1 .238
Cubs Starters and Relievers

STARTERS
Arrieta, J
Baker, S
Feldman, S
Garza, M
Jackson, E
Rusin C
Samardzija, J
Villanueva, C
Wood, T
TOTALS
W-L
4-2
0-0
7-6
6-1
8-18
2-6
8-13
1-7
9-12
45-65
ERA GS CG SHO
IP H R ER HR BB SO
3.66 9 0 0 51.2 34 22 21 7 24 37
3.60 3 0 0 15.0 9 6 6 3 4 6
3.46 15 1 0 91.0 79 42 35 10 25 67
3.17 11 0 0 71.0 61 26 25 8 20 62
4.98 31 0 0 175.1 197
110 97 16 59 135
3.93 13 0 0 66.1 66 30 29 8 24 36
4.34 33 2 1 213.2 210 109 103 25 78 214
4.50 15 0 0 90.0 83 45 45 12 30 65
3.11 32 0 0 200.0 163 73 69 18 66 144
3.97 162 3 1 974.0 902 463 430 107 330 766
RELIEVERS
W-L ERA G/1BR GF SV/OPP/H IP H R ER HR BB SO IR/IRS
Bowden, M
1-3 4.30 34/23 12 0/2/0 37.2 32 18 18 3 15 23 21/8
Burnett, A
0-0 0.00 1/1 1 0/0/0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0/0
Cabrera, A
0-0 4.50 7/5 0 0/0/0 6.0 7 3 3 0 5 4 1/0
Camp, S
1-1 7.04 26/18 8 0/3/4 23.0 34 18 18 7 9 13 17/7
Dolis, R
0-0 0.00 5/4 2 0/0/0 5.0 3 2 0 0 2 0 3/0
Fujikawa, K
1-1 5.25 12/10 5 2/3/1 12.0 11 7 7 1 2
14 2/0
Gregg, K
2-6 3.48 62/46 52 33/38/0 62.0 53 26 24 6 32 56 9/2
Grimm, J
0-2 2.00 10/8 3 0/0/3 9.0 4 3 2 0 3 8 3/0
Guerrier, M
2-1 2.13 15/11 2 0/2/5 12.2 11 4 3 0 5 9 12/1
Lim, C
0-0 5.40 6/2 1 0/0/0 5.0 6 3 3 0 7 5 1/1
Loe, K
0-0 5.40 7/4 3 0/0/1 8.1 12 5 5 3 4 4 2/0
Marmol, C
2-4 5.86 31/16 9 2/5/5 27.2 26 19 18 6 21 32 2/1
Parker, B
1-2 2.72 49/37 18 1/1/7 46.1 39 17 14 4 15 55 21/6
Putnam, Z
0-0 18.90 5/3 1 0/0/0 3.1 9 7 7 1 0 4 1/0
Raley, B
0-0 5.14 9/7 1 0/0/0 14.0 11 9 8 2 8
14 11/1
Rodriguez, H 0-0 4.50 5/2 2 0/0/0 4.0 6 4 2 1 4 1 1/1
Rondon, H
2-1 4.77 45/31 14 0/1/2 54.2 52 29 29 6 25 44 12/6
Rosscup, Z
0-0 1.35 10/8 3 0/0/0 6.2 3 1 1 1 7 7 7/1
Russell, J
1-6 3.59 74/52 7 0/8/19 52.2 46 21 21 7 18 37 51/15
Sanchez, E
0-1 5.68 4/2 1 0/0/0 6.1 5 4 4 1 5 5 1/1
Strop, P
2-2 2.83 37/31 7 1/1/14 35.0 22 11 11 1 11 42 9/0
Takahashi, H 0-0 6.00 3/1 2 0/0/0 3.0 3 2 2 1 2 3 3/2
Villanueva, C
6-1 3.03 32/22 5 0/1/2 38.2 34 13 13 2 10 38 15/3
TOTALS
21-31 4.04 489/344 159 39/65/63 474.0 430 226 213 53 210 418 205/56
70.3% 60.0%
27.3%
289
Cubs Fielding Statistics

PITCHERS PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP
Arrieta,J .958 9 9
11 12 1 24 0 0
Baker,S 1.000 3 3 2 1 0 3 0 0
Bowden,M 1.000 34 0 5 8 0 13 1 0
Burnett,A 1.000 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
Cabrera, A 1.000 7 0 1 2 0 3 0 0
Camp,S .778 26 0 4 3 2 9 0 0
Dolis,R .000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Feldman,S .897 15 15 6 20 3 29 1 0
Fujikawa,K 1.000 12 0 1 1 0 2 0 0
Garza,M 1.000 11 11 6 4 0 10 0 0
Gregg,K
.833 62 0 4 6 2 12 0 0
Grimm,J .500 10 0 0 1 1 2 0 0
Guerrier,M 1.000 15 0 2 1 0 3 0 0
Jackson J,E
.909
31 31
16
24
4
44
1
0
Lim,C
.000 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Loe,K 1.000 7 0 0 2 0 2 0 0
Marmol,C 1.000 31 0 4 7 0 11 0 0
Parker,B 1.000 49 0 4 2 0 6 0 0
Putnam,Z .000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Raley,B .750 9 0 2 1 1 4 0 0
Rodriguez,H .000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rondon,H 1.000 45 0 9 8 0 17 1 0
Rosscup,Z .000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rusin,C 1.000 13 13 3 11 0 14 0 0
Russell,J 1.000 74 0 4 8 0 12 1 0
Samardzija,J .929 33 33 23 16 3 42 2 0
Sanchez,E 1.000 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
Strop,P 1.000 37 0 0 3 0 3 0 0
Takahashi,H
1.000 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
Villanueva,C 1.000 47 15 9 9 0 18 2 0
Wood,T
.971 32 32 20 14 1 35 0 0
Pickoffs (2): Jackson (2)
CATCHERS
PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP PB
Boscan,J 1.000 4 2 19 2 0 21 0 0 0
Castillo,W
.988 111 107 730 85 10 825 3 0 8
Navarro,D
.989 55 53 425 36 5 466 7 0 5
Caught Stealing: Boscan (1 of 4) ... Castillo (21 of 88) ... Navarro (11 of 48)
SECOND BASEMEN PCT

G GS
PO
A
E
TC
DP
TP
Barney,D
.993 141 139 236 363 4 603 72 0
Gonzalez,A 1.000 10 6 14 21 0 35 5 0
Lillibridg,B .958 5 5 11 12 1 24 3 0
Murphy,D 1.000 2 2 2 3 0 5 0 0
Valbuena,L 1.000 6 5 13 13 0 26 4 0
Watkins,L .929 9 5 2 11 1 14 1 0
THIRD BASEMEN PCT

G GS
PO
A
E
TC
DP
TP
Clevenger,S 1.000 2 1 1 2 0 3 0 0
Gonzalez,A 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 0
Lillibridg,B 1.000 3 3 6 2 0 8 0 0
Murphy,D .956 40 34 27 60 4 91 10 0
Ransom,C .944 42 38 21 80 6 107 8 0
Valbuena,L .967 94 85 56 150 7 213 13 0
SHORTSTOP PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP
Castro,S
.967 159 159 238 416 22 676 77 0
Murphy,D 1.000 3 2 2 2 0 4 1 0
Ransom,C 1.000 1 1 1 3 0 4 0 0
OUTFIELDERS PCT G GS PO A E TC DP TP
Bogusevic,B 1.000 39 37 86 3 0 89 0 0
Borbon,J .950 29 13 37 1 2 40 0 0
DeJesus,D .995
76
67
184 2 1
187 0 0
Gillespie,C 1.000 17 12 22 2 0 24 1 0
Hairston,S .968 29 24 28 2 1 31 0 0
Lake,J
.976
56
56
119 2 3
124 1 0
McDonald,D 1.000 15 11 33 0 0 33 0 0
Neal,T 1.000 1 1 3 0 0 3 0 0
Sappelt,D .968 21 15 30 0 1 31 0 0
Schierholtz,N .988 126 117 242 5 3 250 1 0
Soriano,A .971
86
86
160 7 5
172 0 0
Sweeney,R .993
57
47
140 1 1
142 0 0
Valbuena,L .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FIRST BASEMEN PCT

G GS
PO
A
E
TC
DP
TP
Ransom,C 1.000 4 4
31 0 0
31 5 0
Rizzo,A
.997 159 158
1287 149 5
1441 114 0
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

N.L. CENTRAL W-L
PCT
GB
ST. LOUIS
97-65
.599
PITTSBURGH 94-68 .580 -3.0
CINCINNATI 90-72 .556 -7.0
MILWAUKEE 74-88 .457 -23.0
CHICAGO
66-96 .407 -31.0
N.L. EAST
W-L
PCT
GB
ATLANTA
96-66 .593 WASHINGTON 86-76 .531 -10.0
NEW YORK
74-88
.457 -22.0
PHILADELPHIA 73-89 .451 -23.0
MIAMI
62-100 .383 -34.0
N.L. WEST
W-L
LOS ANGELES 92-70
ARIZONA
81-81
SAN DIEGO
76-86
SAN FRANCISCO 76-86
COLORADO 74-88
A.L. CENTRAL
DETROIT
CLEVELAND
KANSAS CITY
MINNESOTA
CHICAGO
A.L. EAST
BOSTON
TAMPA BAY
BALTIMORE
NEW YORK
TORONTO
A.L. WEST
OAKLAND
TEXAS
LOS ANGELES
SEATTLE
HOUSTON
290
W-L
PCT
GB
93-69 .574 92-70 .568 -1.0
86-76
.531
-7.0
66-96 .407 -27.0
63-99 .389 -30.0
W-L
PCT
GB
97-65 .599 92-71
.564
-5.5
85-77 .525 -12.0
85-77
.525 -12.0
74-88 .457 -23.0
PCT
GB
.568
.500 -11.0
.469 -16.0
.469 -16.0
.457 -18.0
W-L
PCT
GB
96-66 .593 91-72 .558 -5.5
78-84
.481 -18.0
71-91 .438 -25.0
51-111 .315 -45.0
National League Batting/Pitching/Fielding

CLUBS
AVG G AB R
H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP LOB SLG OBP
COLORADO
.270 162 5599 706 1511 2343 283 36 159 673 65 35 26 427 26 1204 112 32 111 1118 .418 .323
ST. LOUIS
.269 162 5557 783 1494 2231 322 20 125 745 56 44 64 481 38 1110 45 22 154 1087 .401
.332
LOS ANGELES
.264 162 5491 649 1447 2176 281 17 138 618 71 48 57 476 45 1146 78 28 130 1175 .396
.326
SAN FRANCISCO .260 162 5552 629 1446 2117 280 35 107 596 66 42 39 469 40 1078 67 26 131 1187 .381
.320
ARIZONA
.259 162 5676 685 1468 2222 302 31 130 647 50 43 43 519 51 1142 62 41 160 1160 .391
.323
MILWAUKEE
.252 162 5474 640 1381 2176 238 43 157 610 77 35 71 407 22 1183 142 50 116 1071 .398 .311
WASHINGTON
.251 162 5436 656 1365 2161 259 27 161 621 68 39 40 464 35 1192 88 28 115 1071 .398
.313
CINCINNATI
.249 162 5499 698 1370 2149 274 20 155 664 85 46 76 585 65 1245 67 35 129 1191 .391
.327
ATLANTA
.249 162 5441 688 1354 2186 247 21 181 656 58 35 55 542 36 1384 64 31 119 1132 .402
.321
PHILADELPHIA
.248 162 5456 610 1355 2094 255 32 140 578 57 31 53 417 41 1205 73 29 131 1061 .384
.306
PITTSBURGH
.245 162 5486 634 1345 2171 273 35 161 603 62 29 88 469 41 1330 94 42 120 1126 .396
.313
SAN DIEGO
.245 162 5517 618 1349 2085 246 26 146 578 52 34 52 467 36 1309 118 34 99 1126 .378
.308
CHICAGO
.238 162 5498 602 1307 2156 297 18 172 576 43 30 67 439 28 1230 63 32 120 1092 .392
.300
NEW YORK
.237 162 5559 619 1318 2035 263 32 130 593 53 32 51 512 40 1384 114 35 106 1137 .366 .306
MIAMI
.231 162 5449 513 1257 1823 219 31 95 485 57 26 56 432 31 1232 78 29 131 1080 .335
.293
TOTALS
.251
82690
20768
4039
2157
920
838
575
1265
1872
.389

1215
9730
32125
424
9243
549
7106
18374
494
16814
.315
CLUBS
W-L ERA G
CG
SHO REL SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG
ATLANTA
96-66 3.18 162 1 12 466 53 1450.1 1326 548 512 127 51 409 35 1232 50 3 .244
LOS ANGELES
92-70 3.25 162 7 22 504 46 1450.1 1321 582 524 127 43 460 44 1292 66 3 .243
PITTSBURGH
94-68 3.26 162 3 16 465 55 1470.2 1299 577 533 101 70 515 26 1261 81 6 .238
CINCINNATI
90-72 3.38 162 5 17 461 43 1473.2 1293 589 554 170 66 435 28 1296 44 5 .236
ST. LOUIS
97-65 3.42 162 7 15 483 44 1459.2 1366 596 555 112 64 451 26 1254 33 1 .249
WASHINGTON
86-76 3.59 162 6 13 440 47 1445.2 1367 626 576 142 48 405 17 1236 43 8 .249
MIAMI
62-100 3.71 162 2 13 471 36 1460 1376 646 602 121 47 526 58 1177 53 2 .251
NEW YORK
74-88 3.77 162 4 10 535 40 1476.2 1442 684 618 152 54 458 38 1209 47 3 .256
MILWAUKEE
74-88 3.84 162 4 15 501 40 1442.2 1401 687 615 175 43 466 29 1125 51 2 .255
ARIZONA
81-81 3.92 162 6 7 527 38 1495 1460 695 651 176 60 485 42 1218 84 3 .257
SAN DIEGO
76-86 3.98 162 3 6 488 40 1455 1407 700 643 156 40 525 31 1171 51 2 .255
CHICAGO
66-96 4.00 162 3 6 489 39 1448 1332 689 643 160 62 540 43 1184 59 4 .244
SAN FRANCISCO 76-86 4.00 162 2 13 524 41 1447.1 1380 691 643 145 50 521 64 1256 60 4 .251
PHILADELPHIA
73-89 4.32 162 6 3 466 32 1436.1 1465 749 689 152 62 506 33 1199 48 6 .265
COLORADO
74-88 4.44 162 1 5 503 35 1436 1545 760 708 136 40 517 52 1064 62 15 .277
TOTALS
1211-1219 3.73 1215 60 173 7323 629 21847.1 20780 9819 9066 2152 800 7219 566 18174 832 67 .251
CLUBS
PCT G PO A E TC DP TP PB
ARIZONA
.988 162 4485 1733 75 6293 135 0 10
ST. LOUIS
.988 162 4379 1718 75 6172 177 0 6
CINCINNATI .987 162 4421 1643 77 6141 131 0 8
SAN DIEGO .986 162 4365 1698 83 6146 140 0 7
ATLANTA
.986 162 4351 1680 85 6116 141 0 6
MIAMI
.986 162 4380 1687 88 6155 144 0 16
COLORADO .986 162 4308 1855 90 6253 162 0 13
NEW YORK .985 162 4430 1642 93 6165 127 0 11
PHILADELPHIA .984 162 4309 1614 97 6020 141 0 5
PITTSBURGH .984 162 4412 1924 106 6442 154 0 7
CHICAGO .983 162 4344 1602 100 6046 129 0 13
LOS ANGELES .982 162 4351 1723 109 6183 160 0 10
WASHINGTON .982 162 4337 1549 107 5993 147 0 5
SAN FRANCISCO
.982 162 4342 1537 107 5986 128 0 8
MILWAUKEE .981 162 4328 1628 114 6070 153 0 10
TOTALS
.985 1215 65542 25233 1406 92181 2169 0 135
291
National League Batting Rankings

CLUBS
AVG G
AB
R
H
TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP LOB SLG OBP
ARIZONA
5 1 1 5 3 3 2 7
11 5
14 4
12 3 2 3
14
13
15 12 9 4
ATLANTA
9 1 14 4 10 4 12 11 1 4 8 7 8 2 9 14 12 7 6 10 2 6
CHICAGO
13 1 8 14 14 9 3 14 2 14 15 13 4 11 13 9 13 8 7 6 8 14
CINCINNATI
8 1 7 3 7 10 7 12 7 3 1 2 2 1 1 11 10 11 9 15 10 2
COLORADO
1 1 2 2 1 1 4 2 5 2 6 7
15 13 14 7 4 8 3 7 1 5
LOS ANGELES
3 1 9 7 4 5 5 15 10 7 3 1 6 6 3 4 7 3 10 13 6 3
MIAMI
15 1 13 15 15 15 15 7 15 15 9 15 7 12 12 10 7 5 11 4 15 15
MILWAUKEE
6 1 11 8 6 5 14 1 6 8 2 7
3
15
15 5 1
15 5 2 5
10
NEW YORK
14 1 3 11 13 14 9 5 11 11 12 11 11 4 6 14 3 11 2 11 14 13
PHILADELPHIA
10 1 12 13 9 12 11 5 9 12 9 12 9 14 4 8 9 5 11 1 11
12
PITTSBURGH
11 1 10 9 12 7 8 3 3 9 7
14 1 7 4 13 5
14 7 8 7 8
SAN DIEGO
12 1 6 12 11 13 13 10 8 12
13
10
10 9 9 12 2
10 1 8 13
11
SAN FRANCISCO
4 1 5 10 5 11 6 3 14 10 5 5
14 7 6 1 10 2 11 14 12 7
ST. LOUIS
2 1 4 1 2 2 1 12
13 1
11 3
5 5 8 2
15 1
14 5 3 1
WASHINGTON
7 1 15 6 8 8 10 9 3 6 4 6
13 10 11 6 6 3 4 2 4 9
National League Pitching Rankings

CLUBS
ARIZONA
ATLANTA
CHICAGO
CINCINNATI
COLORADO
LOS ANGELES
MIAMI
MILWAUKEE
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
SAN DIEGO
SAN FRANCISCO
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON
W
L ERA G CG SHO REL
7 9 10 1 3 11 2
2 14 1
1
14 9
11
14 2 12 1 9 12 7
5 11 4
1 6 2
14
10 4 15 1 14 14 5
4 12 2
1
1 1 4
15 1 7
1
12 6
10
10 4 9
1 7 4 6
10 4 8
1 7 10 1
13 3 14 1 3 15 11
3 13 3 1 9 3 13
8 7
11
1
9 12 8
8 7 13 1 12 6 3
1 15 5
1 1 4 9
6 10 6
1 3 6
15
SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK
12 1 13 12 13 15 10 8 10 8 15 5
2 8 4 1 1
4 8 2 8 7 6 5
11 10 5 10 10 12 11 15 11 11 10 9
6 3 1 4 4
13 14 3 4 1 3 11
14 15 15 15 15 6 1 11 13 15 12 15
4 8 3 3 2
4 3 6 12 2
13 5
13 5 8 7 7
3 5
14 14
12 9 2
8 13 10 9 8
14 3 7 5
14 7 2
8 2 12 8 9 9 9 5 9 9 4 5
15 14 14 14 14 9 11 9 7 10 5 12
1 4 2 2 3 1 15 10 2 3 14 12
8 7 11
13
10
11 1
13 6
13 7 2
7 11 9 11 10 8 7 12 15 4 11 9
5 6 6 5 5 2 13 4 2 5 1 1
3 12 7 6 6 7 6 1 1 6 2 14
National League Miscellaneous

CLUBS
ARIZONA
ATLANTA
CHICAGO
CINCINNATI
COLORADO
LOS ANGELES
MIAMI
MILWAUKEE
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
SAN DIEGO
SAN FRANCISCO
ST. LOUIS
WASHINGTON
292
VS. LHS
25-23
25-16
22-22
27-25
20-33
26-27
22-29
16-28
25-26
21-21
18-13
27-27
24-31
19-23
26-20
VS. RHS GRASS

56-58 80-80
71-50 95-65
44-74 66-96
63-47 90-72
54-55 74-85
66-43
89-70
40-71 62-98
58-60 74-88
49-62
74-88
52-68 73-89
76-55 94-68
49-59
76-83
52-55
75-82
78-42
97-65
60-56 86-76
TURF DAY
NIGHT
1-1 23-22 58-59
1-1 28-21 68-45
0-0 31-49 35-47
0-0 34-27 56-45
0-3 27-26 47-62
3-0 26-17
66-53
0-2 20-30 42-70
0-0 18-35 56-53
0-0 31-34
43-54
0-0 16-25 57-64
0-0 30-28 64-40
0-3 20-27
56-59
1-4 30-27
46-59
0-0 33-16
64-49
0-0 25-27 61-49
1-RUN
34-21
27-20
20-33
27-22
25-26
25-21
24-35
18-25
29-28
28-28
29-23
28-24
28-28
20-16
28-24
X-INN
17-8
12-5
7-6
13-9
6-9
10-5
7-13
6-7
8-12
6-7
9-9
8-7
8-10
6-6
7-8
VS. AL
TWINBILLS
11-9 0-0-0
11-9 0-0-0
13-7 0-0-0
11-9 0-0-1
5-15 0-0-0
12-8
0-0-0
9-11 0-0-1
6-14 0-0-0
11-9
0-0-1
7-13 0-0-0
15-5 1-0-0
8-12
0-0-0
6-14
0-0-1
10-10
0-1-0
11-9 0-0-0
HOME
2,134,795
2,548,679
2,642,682
2,492,059
2,793,828
3,743,527
1,586,322
2,531,105
2,135,657
3,012,403
2,256,862
2,166,691
3,369,106
3,369,769
2,652,422
ROAD
2,677,427
2,498,497
2,604,903
2,673,569
2,646,264
2,863,247
2,407,359
2,518,668
2,480,896
2,467,542
2,712,561
2,609,190
2,790,872
2,589,923
2,478,384
American League Batting/Pitching/Fielding

CLUBS
AVG G AB R
H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP LOB SLG OBP
DETROIT
.283 162 5735 796 1625 2491 292 23 176 767 32 47 43 531 40 1073 35 20 146 1250 .434
.346
BOSTON
.277 162 5651 853 1566 2521 363 29 178 819 24 50 72 581 51 1308 123 19 137 1212 .446 .349
LOS ANGELES
.264 162 5588 733 1476 2316 270 39 164 696 37 64 48 523 40 1221 82 34 150 1144 .414
.329
TEXAS
.262 163 5585 730 1465 2301 262 23 176 691 45 42 61 462 26 1067 149 46 124 1110 .412 .323
KANSAS CITY
.260 162 5549 648 1443 2101 254 34 112 620 37 42 42 422 38 1048 153 32 131 1110 .379 .315
BALTIMORE
.260 162 5620 745 1460 2422 298 14 212 719 27 45 36 416 36 1125 79 29 105 1053 .431
.313
TAMPA BAY
.257 163 5538 700 1421 2258 296 23 165 670 24 55 36 589 31 1171 73 38 140 1172 .408
.329
CLEVELAND
.255 162 5465 745 1391 2240 290 23 171 711 31 56 51 562 19 1283 117 36 106 1126 .410 .327
OAKLAND
.254 162 5521 767 1403 2312 301 25 186 725 21 49 45 573 29 1178 74 28 108 1126 .419
.327
TORONTO
.252 162 5537 712 1398 2274 273 24 185 669 29 38 38 510 19 1123 112 41 133 1065 .411 .318
CHICAGO
.249 162 5563 598 1385 2104 237 19 148 574 19 48 34 411 23 1207 105 42 124 1068 .378 .302
NEW YORK
.242 162 5449 650 1321 2048 247 24 144 614 36 36 57 466 33 1214 115 31 121 1064 .376 .307
MINNESOTA
.242 162 5564 614 1346 2114 285 15 151 590 29 32 52 533 20 1430 52 33 103 1206 .380
.312
HOUSTON
.240 162 5457 610 1307 2049 266 16 148 566 46 38 52 426 17 1535 110 61 110 1007 .375 .299
SEATTLE
.237 162 5558 624 1318 2165 249 17 188 597 26 28 31 529 21 1353 49 23 122 1131 .390
.306
TOTALS
.256
83380
21325
4183
2504
463
698
443
1428
1860
.404

1216
10525
33716
348
10028
670
7534
18336
513
16844
.320
CLUBS
KANSAS CITY
OAKLAND
DETROIT
TEXAS
TAMPA BAY
BOSTON
CLEVELAND
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
BALTIMORE
LOS ANGELES
TORONTO
SEATTLE
MINNESOTA
HOUSTON
TOTALS
W-L ERA G
CG
SHO REL SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG
86-76 3.45 162 5 12 427 52 1448.1 1366 601 555 155 41 469 21 1208 60 4 .250
96-66 3.56 162 6 13 447 46 1452.0 1339 625 574 163 35 428 23 1183 56 1 .242
93-69 3.61 162 3 12 428 39 1462.2 1369 624 587 128 42 462 29 1428 63 7 .247
91-72 3.62 163 4 10 475 46 1463.1 1370 636 589 157 48 498 35 1309 68 5 .248
92-71 3.74 163 9 17 485 42 1464.0 1315 646 608 153 52 482 38 1310 69 6 .240
97-65 3.79 162 5 8 450 33 1454.0 1366 656 613 156 47 524 10 1294 47 5 .248
92-70 3.82 162 3 16 540 38 1441.1 1359 662 611 147 58 554 26 1379 71 3 .249
85-77 3.94 162 7 10 428 49 1447.1 1452 671 633 171 51 437 34 1233 57 1 .261
63-99 3.98 162 5 5 470 40 1455.0 1424 723 643 182 60 509 24 1249 62 4 .256
85-77 4.20 162 2 6 473 57 1453.0 1438 709 678 202 50 473 32 1169 38 3 .259
78-84 4.23 162 4 12 496 41 1457.2 1475 737 685 167 45 533 36 1200 74 4 .261
74-88 4.25 162 4 11 487 39 1452.0 1451 756 685 195 65 500 33 1208 54 7 .259
71-91 4.31 162 4 14 448 43 1465.0 1467 754 702 174 42 478 48 1297 74 1 .259
66-96 4.55 162 1 7 511 40 1450.1 1591 788 733 168 44 458 31 985 50 4 .280
51-111 4.79 162 2 5 447 32 1440.0 1530 848 766 191 56 616 32 1084 61 6 .272
1220-1212 3.99 1216 64 158 7012 637 21806.0 21312 10436 9662 2509 736 7421 452 18536 904 61 .256
CLUBS
PCT G PO A E TC DP TP PB
BALTIMORE .991 162 4359 1614 54 6027 165 0 8
TAMPA BAY .990 163 4392 1593 59 6044 147 0 10
NEW YORK .988 162 4342 1544 69 5955 139 1 16
DETROIT
.987 162 4388 1508 76 5972 136 0 14
MINNESOTA .987 162 4351 1723 81 6155 178 0 6
BOSTON
.987 162 4362 1516 80 5958 142 0 15
TEXAS
.986 163 4390 1549 86 6025 146 0 7
KANSAS CITY .986 162 4345 1520 85 5950 136 0 6
SEATTLE
.986 162 4395 1645 88 6128 149 0 11
CLEVELAND .983 162 4324 1503 98 5925 135 0 10
OAKLAND
.983 162 4356 1377 97 5830 112 0 15
TORONTO
.982 162 4356 1605 111 6072 145 0 30
LOS ANGELES .981 162 4373 1500 112 5985 135 0 7
CHICAGO
.980 162 4365 1555 121 6041 155 0 21
HOUSTON .979 162 4320 1635 125 6080 168 0 14
TOTALS
.985 1216 65418 23387 1342 90147 2188 1 190
293
American League Batting Rankings

CLUBS
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
DETROIT
HOUSTON
KANSAS CITY
LOS ANGELES
MINNESOTA
NEW YORK
OAKLAND
SEATTLE
TAMPA BAY
TEXAS
TORONTO
AVG G
AB
R
H
TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS GDP LOB SLG OBP
6 3 3 4 5 3 3 15 1 4 10 8
12 14 5 5 10 5 2 2 3
10
2 3 2 1 2 1 1 3 5 1
12 4
1 2 1 12 3 1
12 14 1 1
11 3 7 15 11 12 15 11 12 14 15 6 14 15 10 8 8 13 8 5 13 14
8 3 13 4 10 9 6 7 8 5 7 2
6 4
13 11 4
10 3 8 8 5
1 3 1 2 1 2 5 7 6 2 6 7 9 6 2 3 15 2 14 15 2 2
14 3 14 14 15 14 10 13 12 15 1 11 4 12 15 15 7 15 5 1 15 15
5 3 9 11 6 13 12 2 15 10 3 9
10 13 4 1 1 7 10 6 12 9
3 3 4 6 3 4 9 1
10 6 3 1
7 8 2 10 9 9
15 11 5 4
13 3 6 13 12 11 7 14 11 13 8 14 4 5 12 14 13 8 1 13 11 11
12 3 15 10 13 15 14 5
14 11 5
13 3 10 6 9 5 6 6 3 14
12
9 3 12 3 8 5 2 4 3 3
14 5
8 3 8 7
11 4 4 8 4 6
15 3 8 12 14 10 13 12 2 12 11 15
15 7 11 13 14 3 7 10 10 13
7 1 10 9 7 8 4 7 9 8
12 3
12 1 7 6
12
11
13 12 9 3
4 1 5 7 4 6 11 7 6 7 2 9
2
11 9 2 2
14 8 6 6 7
10 3 11 8 9 7 8 5 4 9 8
11
11 9
13 4 6
12
11 4 7 8
American League Pitching Rankings

CLUBS
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
DETROIT
HOUSTON
KANSAS CITY
LOS ANGELES
MINNESOTA
NEW YORK
OAKLAND
SEATTLE
TAMPA BAY
TEXAS
TORONTO
W
L ERA G CG SHO REL
8 7
10
3
13 13 7
1 15 6 3 4 11 9
14 2 9 3 4 14 8
4 12 7 3 11 2 1
3 13 3
3
11 5
13
15 1 15 3
13 14 11
7 9 1
3 4 5
15
10 6
11
3
7 5 3
13 3 14 3 15 12 2
8 7 8
3 2 9
13
2 14 2
3
3 4
11
12 4
13
3
7 3
10
4 11 5 1 1 1 5
6 10 4
1
7 9 6
11 5 12 3 7 8 4
SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK
1 8 9 9
10
15 9 6 8
13 1 4
14 7 4 6 7 5 7 12 1 6 2 10
9 6 8 10 9
12 14 11 4 7 9 6
13 14 3 7 6 2 13 14 5 2 13 4
11 4 6 2 3
1 3 4 6 1
10 14
15 15 14 15 15
13 12 15 8 14 8 12
2 12 4 1 1 4 2 5 2 9 7 6
8 5 13
11
11
8 6
13 13
11
14 6
9 11 15 14 14 9 5 3 7 15 3 6
3 13 11 8 8
10 10 2 11 8 6 1
4 9 2 3 2
7 1 1 3
12 5 1
6 1 12
12
13
11 3 7 15 5
14 1
7 2 1 5 5 3 11 8 14 3 12 12
4 3 7 4 4
6 8 9 12 4
11 10
11 9 10 13 11 14 15 10 10 9 4 14
American League Miscellaneous

CLUBS
BALTIMORE
BOSTON
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
DETROIT
HOUSTON
KANSAS CITY
LOS ANGELES
MINNESOTA
NEW YORK
OAKLAND
SEATTLE
TAMPA BAY
TEXAS
TORONTO
VS. LHS VS. RHS GRASS

TURF DAY
NIGHT
27-26 58-51 78-64 7-13 27-29 58-48
32-22 65-43 86-58 11-7 28-15 69-50
13-25 50-74 61-94 2-5 24-32 39-67
36-20 56-50 89-67 3-3 33-20 59-50
27-23 66-46 89-66 4-3 32-29 61-40
13-33 38-78 49-106 2-5 11-35 40-76
24-24
62-52
82-73
4-3 34-21
52-55
18-26
60-58
73-83
5-1 25-22
53-62
16-21 50-75 65-90 1-6 30-34 36-62
32-23
53-54
77-67
8-10 32-24
53-53
32-22 64-44 93-62 3-4 39-27 57-39
22-29 49-62 68-88 3-3 22-32 49-59
30-23 62-48 36-37 56-34
29-24 63-47
32-19 59-53 88-68 3-4 21-25 70-47
19-24 55-64 30-41 44-47
29-28 45-60
1-RUN
X-INN
20-31 8-7
21-21 10-6
24-36 8-15
30-17 10-2
20-26 6-13
18-36 4-8
31-25
11-4
24-28
8-8
24-25 9-7
30-16
6-6
30-20 7-6
19-29 6-15
26-21 9-7
27-20 3-9
20-29 8-9
VS. AL
TWINBILLS
11-9 0-0-0
14-6 0-0-0
8-12 0-1-0
11-9 1-0-1
12-8 0-0-0
8-12 0-0-0
9-11
0-0-0
10-10
0-0-0
8-12 0-0-0
9-11
0-0-1
13-7 0-0-0
8-12 0-0-0
12-8 0-0-0
10-10 0-0-0
11-9 0-0-0
HOME
2,357,561
2,833,333
1,768,413
1,572,926
3,083,397
1,651,883
1,750,754
3,019,505
2,477,644
3,279,589
1,809,302
1,761,546
1,510,300
3,178,273
2,536,562
ROAD
2,318,795
2,676,645
2,213,981
2,258,745
2,270,003
2,233,523
2,222,078
2,234,632
2,188,785
2,690,614
2,373,982
2,304,056
2,472,703
2,277,838
2,271,213
TEEN TALK
The youngest player to see action with the Cubs was Milt Scott, who was just 16 years, eight months old when he made his major league debut
September 30, 1882.
Since 1900, the youngest Cubs position player was Danny Murphy, who was 17 years, nine months old when he made his debut June 18, 1960. He
also is the youngest Cub to hit a home run, as he went deep for the first time September 13 that season against Cincinnati (18 years, 20 days
old). He was the last teenager to make the Cubs opening day roster (19 years old in 1962).
The youngest pitcher in Cubs history was Dick Ellsworth, who was 18 years, three months old when he made his big league debut June 22, 1958.
The last teenager to appear in a game for the Cubs was 19-year-old outfielder Oscar Gamble, who played in 24 games for the Cubs during the 1969
season. The last Cubs teenage pitcher was 19-year-old Rick James, who appeared in three games in 1967. The last teenage pitcher to make the
Cubs opening day roster was 19-year old Al Epperly in 1938.
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Cubs Transactions From January 1, 2013-February 15, 2014

1/4/13 P EDWIN JACKSON signed to a four-year major league contract.
1/26 P CARLOS VILLANUEVA signed to a two-year major league contract.

P LENDY CASTILLO designated for assignment.
1/30 Invited 22 players to major league spring training: P DREW CARPENTER,
P JAYE CHAPMAN, P CASEY COLEMAN, P DAYAN DIAZ, P JENSEN LEWIS,
P BARRETT LOUX, P BLAKE PARKER, P ZACH PUTNAM, P NICK STRUCK, P
HISANORI TAKAHASHI, P CORY WADE; C J.C. BOSCAN, C MICHAEL BRENLY,
C RAFAEL LOPEZ; IF JAVIER BAEZ, IF ALBERTO GONZALEZ, IF BRENT LILLIBRIDGE, IF EDWIN MAYSONET, IF BRAD NELSON; OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC,
OF JOHERMYN CHAVEZ and OF DARNELL MCDONALD.
2/5 P LENDY CASTILLO outrighted to Triple-A Iowa.
2/10 OF SCOTT HAIRSTON signed to a two-year major league contract.

OF TONY CAMPANA designated for assignment.
SPRING TRAINING ROSTER (2/12)
OPENING DAY ROSTER (4/1)

PITCHERS (12): Michael Bowden, Shawn Camp, Scott Feldman, Kyuji Fujikawa,
Edwin Jackson, Carlos Marmol, Hector Rondon, James Russell, Jeff Samardzija,
Hisanori Takahashi, Carlos Villanueva, Travis Wood
CATCHERS (3): Welington Castillo, Steve Clevenger, Dioner Navarro
INFIELDERS (5): Starlin Castro, Alberto Gonzalez, Brent Lillibridge, Anthony Rizzo,
Luis Valbuena
OUTFIELDERS (5): David DeJesus, Scott Hairston, Dave Sappelt, Nate Schierholtz,
Alfonso Soriano
DISABLED LIST (5): Scott Baker, Darwin Barney, Matt Garza, Ian Stewart,
Arodys Vizcaino
62 Players (*22 Non-Roster)

PITCHERS (31): Scott Baker, Michael Bowden, Alberto Cabrera, Shawn Camp, Drew
Carpenter*, Jaye Chapman*, Casey Coleman*, Dayan Diaz*, Rafael Dolis,
Scott Feldman, Kyuji Fujikawa, Matt Garza, Edwin Jackson, Jensen Lewis*,
Barret Loux*, Carlos Marmol, Trey McNutt, Blake Parker*, Zach Putnam*,
Brooks Raley, Hector Rondon, Chris Rusin, James Russell, Jeff Samardzija,
Nick Struck*, Hisanori Takahashi*, Carlos Villanueva, Arodys Vizcaino,
Cory Wade*, Robert Whitenack, Travis Wood
CATCHERS (6): J.C. Boscan*, Michael Brenly*, Welington Castillo, Steve Clevenger,
Rafael Lopez*, Dioner Navarro
INFIELDERS (14): Javier Baez*, Darwin Barney, Starlin Castro, Alberto Gonzalez*,
Junior Lake, Brent Lillibridge*, Edwin Maysonet*, Brad Nelson*, Anthony Rizzo,
Ian Stewart, Luis Valbuena, Christian Villanueva, Josh Vitters, Logan Watkins
OUTFIELDERS (11): Brian Bogusevic*, Johermyn Chavez*, David DeJesus,
Scott Hairston, Brett Jackson, Darnell McDonald*, Dave Sappelt, Nate Schierholtz,
Jorge Soler, Alfonso Soriano, Matt Szczur
2/18 P ERICK LEAL and P JESUS CASTILLO acquired from Arizona for OF TONY
CAMPANA.
3/8 OF MATT SZCZUR optioned to Double-A Tennessee; P DAYAN DIAZ and C
MICHAEL BRENLY assigned to minor league camp.
3/11 P ALBERTO CABRERA, P TREY MCNUTT, P BROOKS RALEY, and IF LOGAN
WATKINS optioned to Triple-A Iowa; P ROBERT WHITENACK optioned to
Double-A Tennessee; P NICK STRUCK assigned to minor league camp.
3/18 IF JUNIOR LAKE and IF JOSH VITTERS optioned to Triple-A Iowa; IF
CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVA optioned to Double-A Tennessee; OF JORGE
SOLER optioned to Single-A Daytona; P BARRET LOUX, IF JAVIER BAEZ and
C RAFAEL LOPEZ assigned to minor league camp.
3/22 P CHRIS RUSIN optioned to minor league camp; P DREW CARPENTER, P
JAYE CHAPMAN, P CASEY COLEMAN, P JENSEN LEWIS, P BLAKE PARKER,
IF EDWIN MAYSONET, IF BRAD NELSON, OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC, OF
JOHERMYN CHAVEZ and OF DARNELL MCDONALD assigned to minor
league camp.
3/24 P RAFAEL DOLIS optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
3/27 P GUILLERMO MOSCOSO claimed off waivers from Toronto.

P ARODYS VIZCAINO placed on 60-day disabled list while recovering from
Tommy John ligament replacement surgery.
4/1 P HISANORI TAKAHASHI, IF ALBERTO GONZALEZ and IF BRENT LILLIBRIDGE
selected from Triple-A Iowa to major league team.

OF BRETT JACKSON optioned to Triple-A Iowa.

P SCOTT BAKER placed on 60-day disabled list while recovering from
Tommy John ligament replacement surgery.

P MATT GARZA placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 22)
with left lat strain; IF IAN STEWART placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 22) with left quad strain; IF DARWIN BARNEY placed on
15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 31) with left knee laceration.

P ROBERT WHITENACK designated for assignment.
4/3 P ROBERT WHITENACK claimed off waivers by Cleveland.

4/13 P KYUJI FUJIKAWA placed on 15-day disabled list with muscular strain of
right forearm.

P RAFAEL DOLIS recalled from Triple-A Iowa.
4/14 P KAMERON LOE claimed off waivers from Seattle.

C STEVE CLEVENGER placed on 60-day disabled list with left oblique strain.
4/16 IF DARWIN BARNEY activated from 15-day disabled list.

P KAMERON LOE added to 25-man roster.

P KEVIN GREGG selected from Triple-A Iowa.

IF CODY RANSOM claimed off waivers from San Diego.

P HISANORI TAKAHASHI and IF BRENT LILLIBRIDGE designated for assignment.

P RAFAEL DOLIS optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
4/18 P HISANORI TAKAHASHI and IF BRENT LILLIBRIDGE assigned outright to
Triple-A Iowa.
4/19 OF JULIO BORBON claimed off waivers from Texas.

IF ALBERTO GONZALEZ designated for assignment.
4/21 IF ALBERTO GONZALEZ assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
5/3 IF IAN STEWART reinstated from 15-day disabled list and optioned to
Triple-A Iowa.
5/6 OF RYAN SWEENEY selected from Triple-A Iowa.


P KAMERON LOE designated for assignment.

OF DAVE SAPPELT optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
5/8 IF IAN STEWART assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.

P RAFAEL DOLIS optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
5/9 P KAMERON LOE elected free agency.
5/10 P KYUJI FUJIKAWA activated from 15-day disabled list.
5/13 IF ANTHONY RIZZO signed a seven-year major league contract (2013-19)
with club options for 2020 and 2021.
5/21 P EDUARDO SANCHEZ claimed off waivers from St. Louis and assigned to
Triple-A Iowa.

P MATT GARZA activated from 15-day disabled list.

P MICHAEL BOWDEN designated for assignment.
5/22 P SHAWN CAMP placed on 15-day disabled list with right big toe sprain.

5/27 P ALEX BURNETT claimed off waivers from Baltimore and added to active
roster.

P KYUJI FUJIKAWA placed on 15-day disabled list with muscular strain of
right forearm.
5/30 P ZACH PUTNAM selected from Triple-A Iowa.

P ALEX BURNETT optioned to Triple-A Iowa.

P KYUJI FUJIKAWA transferred to 60-day disabled list.

P MICHAEL BOWDEN assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
6/1 P BLAKE PARKER selected from Triple-A Iowa.

P RAFAEL DOLIS placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to May 27)
with mild right forearm strain.

P ALEX BURNETT designated for assignment.
6/3 P ALEX BURNETT assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
6/11 P HENRY RODRIGUEZ acquired from Washington for P IAN DICKSON.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ designated for assignment.
6/12 P ZACH PUTNAM placed on 15-day disabled list with right elbow soreness.

P BROOKS RALEY recalled from Triple-A Iowa.
6/13 P BROOKS RALEY optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
6/14 P HENRY RODRIGUEZ reports.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
6/15 P SHAWN CAMP activated from 15-day disabled list.

OF DAVID DEJESUS placed on 15-day disabled list with right shoulder
sprain.
6/25 P CARLOS MARMOL designated for assignment.

OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC selected from Triple-A Iowa.
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6/28 C STEVE CLEVENGER reinstated from 60-day disabled list and optioned to
Triple-A Iowa.

P ZACH PUTNAM transferred to 60-day disabled list.
7/2 P JAKE ARRIETA, P PEDRO STROP and international signing bonus slot
numbers three and four acquired from Baltimore for P SCOTT FELDMAN
and C STEVE CLEVENGER.

P MATT GUERRIER acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers for P CARLOS
MARMOL and international signing bonus slot number four.

International signing bonus slot numbers two and three acquired from
Houston for INF RONALD TORREYES.

P CHRIS RUSIN and OF DAVE SAPPELT recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

OF RYAN SWEENEY placed on 60-day disabled list (retroactive to June 30)
with left rib fracture.
7/3 P MATT GUERRIER and P PEDRO STROP added to 25-man roster.

P SHAWN CAMP designated for assignment.

P CHRIS RUSIN optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
7/7 P IVAN PINEYRO acquired from Washington for OF SCOTT HAIRSTON.
7/8 P BROOKS RALEY recalled from Triple-A Iowa.
7/9 P SHAWN CAMP granted unconditional release.
7/10 P BROOKS RALEY optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
7/11 P MICHAEL BOWDEN selected from Triple-A Iowa.
7/13 OF COLE GILLESPIE claimed off waivers from San Francisco.
7/14 OF COLE GILLESPIE added to 25-man roster.

P HENRY RODRIGUEZ designated for assignment.
7/19 INF/OF JUNIOR LAKE recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to July
15) with left hamstring strain.

P HENRY RODRIGUEZ assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
7/22 INF MIKE OLT, P JUSTIN GRIMM, P C.J. EDWARDS and two players to be
named acquired from Texas for P MATT GARZA.

P CHRIS RUSIN recalled from Triple-A Iowa.
7/24 OF DAVID DEJESUS activated from 15-day disabled list.

OF DAVE SAPPELT optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
7/26 P COREY BLACK acquired from the New York Yankees for OF ALFONSO
SORIANO and a cash consideration.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ selected from Triple-A Iowa.
7/30 P JAKE ARRIETA recalled from Triple-A Iowa (26th man for doubleheader).

P JAKE ARRIETA optioned to Triple-A Iowa (return of 26th man postgame).
8/2 OF JULIO BORBON designated for assignment.
8/3 IF DONNIE MURPHY selected from Triple-A Iowa.
8/4 IF LUIS VALBUENA placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to August 3)
with right oblique strain.

IF LOGAN WATKINS recalled from Triple-A Iowa.
8/5 OF THOMAS NEAL claimed off waivers from the New York Yankees.

P RAFAEL DOLIS transferred to 60-day disabled list with right forearm
strain.
8/6 OF THOMAS NEAL added to 25-man roster.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ optioned to Triple-A Iowa.

OF JULIO BORBON assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
8/8 P MATT GUERRIER placed on 60-day disabled list with right elbow soreness.

OF THOMAS NEAL placed on 15-day disabled list with dislocated right
shoulder.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

C J.C. BOSCAN selected from Triple-A Iowa.
8/10 OF DARNELL MCDONALD selected from Triple-A Iowa.

C J.C. BOSCAN optioned to Triple-A Iowa.

OF THOMAS NEAL transferred to 60-day disabled list with dislocated right
shoulder.
8/16 P JAKE ARRIETA recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ optioned to Triple-A Iowa.
8/19 Player to be named later acquired from Washington for OF DAVID DEJESUS.

OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC activated from 15-day disabled list.
8/23 P NEIL RAMIREZ claimed off waivers from Texas and assigned to Double-A
Tennessee, satisfying PTBNL component of July 22 Matt Garza trade.
9/1 OF RYAN SWEENEY activated from 60-day disabled list.

INF LUIS VALBUENA activated from 15-day disabled list.

P ALBERTO CABRERA recalled from Triple-A Iowa.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ designated for assignment.
9/3 P JUSTIN GRIMM, P BROOKS RALEY and C J.C. BOSCAN recalled from TripleA Iowa.

P ZAC ROSSCUP selected from Triple-A Iowa.

OF DAVE SAPPELT designated for assignment.

P EDUARDO SANCHEZ assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
9/4 P CHANG-YONG LIM selected from Triple-A Iowa.

P DANIEL BARD claimed off waivers from Boston.

P MICHAEL BOWDEN and OF COLE GILLESPIE designated for assignment.
9/5 OF DAVE SAPPELT assigned outright to Triple-A Iowa.
9/6 P DANIEL BARD added to roster.

P MICHAEL BOWDEN and OF COLE GILLESPIE assigned outright to Triple-A
Iowa.
9/8 P SCOTT BAKER activated from 60-day disabled list.

INF CODY RANSOM designated for assignment.
9/16 INF CODY RANSOM granted unconditional release.
9/20 C WELINGTON CASTILLO placed on the 15-day disabled list with a torn
meniscus in his right knee.
9/30 INF MIKE OLT and INF JOSH VITTERS recalled from Triple-A Iowa, not to
report.

OF BRETT JACKSON, RHP TREY MCNUTT, RHP NEIL RAMIREZ, OF MATT
SZCZUR and INF CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVA recalled from Double-A
Tennessee, not to report.

OF JORGE SOLER recalled from Single-A Daytona, not to report.
10/1 C WELINGTON CASTILLO activated from the 15-day disabled list.
10/3 INF MAT GAMEL claimed off waivers from Milwaukee.
10/8 P RAFAEL DOLIS, OF THOMAS NEAL and P ZACH PUTNAM activated from the
60-day disabled list and outrighted to Triple-A Iowa.

C J.C. BOSCAN, OF DARNELL MCDONALD and P TREY MCNUTT outrighted to
Triple-A Iowa.
10/10 C J.C. BOSCAN elected free agency.
10/31 P MATT GUERRIER reinstated from the 60-day disabled list and elected
free agency.

P SCOTT BAKER, P KEVIN GREGG and C DIONER NAVARRO elected free
agency.
11/4 P KYUJI FUJIKAWA, OF MATT GAMEL, P ARODYS VIZCAINO activated from the
60-day disabled list.
11/20 INF ARISMENDY ALCANTARA and P DALLAS BEELER selected from Double-A
Tennessee.
11/22 CHRIS BOSIO (pitching coach), LESTER STRODE (bullpen coach), MIKE
BORZELLO (catching and strategy coach) and FRANKLIN FONT (staff
assistant) return to Major league coaching staff.
BRANDON HYDE (bench coach), GARY JONES (third base/infield coach),
BILL MUELLER (hitting coach), MIKE BRUMLEY (assistant hitting coach)
and JOSE CASTRO (quality assurance coach) added to Major league
coaching staff.
JARON MADISON named director of player development.
MATT DOREY named director of amateur scouting.
11/26 C GEORGE KOTTARAS acquired from Kansas City for a cash consideration.
12/2 INF DONNIE MURPHY and C GEORGE KOTTARAS signed one-year major
league contracts.

P CHANG-YONG LIM, P DANIEL BARD and INF MAT GAMEL non-tendered
and declared free agents.
12/3 ERIC HINSKE named major league first base coach.
12/12 OF JUSTIN RUGGIANO acquired from Miami for OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC.
12/13 P LIAM HENDRIKS claimed off waivers from Minnesota.
12/16 P WESLEY WRIGHT signed one-year major league contract.
12/23 P BRETT MARSHALL claimed off waivers from the New York Yankees.
P LIAM HENDRIKS claimed off waivers by Baltimore.
12/27 P JOSE VERAS signed one-year major league contract with club option for
2015.
1/24/14 Invited 24 players to major league Spring Training: P MARCUS HATLEY, P
KYLE HENDRICKS, P TOMMY HOTTOVY, P ERIC JOKISCH, P CARLOS PIMENTEL, P ARMANDO RIVERO, P JONATHAN SANCHEZ, P BRIAN SCHLITTER,
P TSUYOSHI WADA; C JOHN BAKER, C RAFAEL LOPEZ, C ELI WHITESIDE;
IF JAVIER BAEZ, IF KRIS BRYANT, IF RYAN ROBERTS, IF CHRIS VALAIKA, IF
JEUDY VALDEZ; OF ALBERT ALMORA, OF CHRIS COGHLAN, OF AARON CUNNINGHAM, OF RYAN KALISH, OF MITCH MAIER, OF DARNELL MCDONALD
and OF CASPER WELLS.
2/12 P BRETT MARSHALL claimed off waivers by Cincinnati.

P BROOKS RALEY claimed off waivers by Minnesota.
2/13 P JASON HAMMEL signed to a one-year major league contract.

P JAMES MCDONALD signed to a one-year major league contract.
2/15 IF EMILIO BONIFACIO signed to a minor league contract with an invite to
major league spring training.
CUBS PERSONNEL EJECTED IN 2013

Dale Sveum 4/19 at Milwaukee ... home plate umpire Chris Guccione ... arguing balls and strikes
Dale Sveum 6/1 vs. Arizona ... home plate umpire Joe West ... arguing a safe call by first base umpire Toby Basner
Dale Sveum 6/17 at St. Louis ... home plate umpire D.J. Reyburn ... arguing tag play at the plate
Dale Sveum 7/23 at Arizona ... home plate umpire Dana DeMuth ... arguing balls and strikes
James Russell 8/18 vs. St. Louis ... third base umpire Tom Hallion ... arguing a check swing call on Donnie Murphy
Dale Sveum 8/18 vs. St. Louis ... home plate umpire Phil Cuzzi ... arguing a check swing call on Donnie Murphy
Dale Sveum 8/28 at Los Angeles (N.L.) ... first base umpire Lance Barksdale ... arguing a check swing call on Yasiel Puig
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BATTING RECORDS
Cubs Yearly Batting Since 1876
YEAR G AVG AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH
SF
HBP BB
IBB SO SB CS
GDP LOB E SLG OBP
1876 66
*.329
*2818 *624 *926
*1145
*131 32 8 441 *70 45 282
*.406
*.353
1877 60 .278 2273 366 633 772 79 30 0 248 57 111 313 .340 .296
1878 61 *.290 *2333 *371 *677 *817 91 20 3 284 *88 157 304 *.350 *.316
1879 83 .259 3116 437 808 1048
*167 32 3 293 73 294 381 .336 .276
1880 86 *.279 3135 *538 *876 *1130 *164 39 4 378 104 217 *329 *.360 *.303
1881 84 *.295 3114 *550 *918 *1183 +157 36 12 400 140 224 *309 *.380 *.325
1882 84
*.277
*3225 *604 *892
*1254
*209 54 15 451
*142 262 376 *.389 *.307
1883 98 .273 3658 *679 1000 1438 *277 61 13 467 129 399 543 .393 .298
1884 113 *.281 4182 *834 *1176 *1864 162 50
*142 659 264 469 595 *.446 *.324
1885 113 .264
*4093 *834 1079
*1575
*184 75
*54 606
*340 429 496 *.385 *.320
1886 126 .279 4378 *900 1223 1754 *198 *87 +53 673 *460 513 213 475 *.401 *.348
1887 127 .333 4757 813 1584 2198 178 98 *80 655 20 *407 400 382 472 .462 .336
1888 136 .260 4616 *734 1201 *1769 147 *95 *77 569 28 290 563 287 417 *.383 .308
1889 136 .263 4849 867 1274 1827 184 66 *79 705 30 518 516 243 463 .377 .338
1890 139 .260 *4891 847 *1271 *1739 147 60 *67 653 46 516 514 329 344 .356 .336
1891 137 .253 4873 832 1231 1746 159 88 *60 684 50 526 457 238 397 .358 .332
1892 147 .235 5063 635 1189 1599 149 92 26 492 36 427 482 233 424 .316 .299
1893 128 .279 4664 829 1299 1767 186 93 32 682 36 465 262 255 421 .379 .348
1894 137 .313 5022 1056 1574 2211 268 87 65 907 76 38 507 306 *329 458 .440 .381
1895 133 .298 4708 866 1401 1907 171 85 55 727 80 42 422 344 260 401 .405 .361
1896 132 .286 4582 815 1311 1789 182 97 34 660 92 35 409 290 332 367 .390 .349
1897 138 .282 4803 832 1356 1853 189 97 38 681 103 49 430 317 264 393 .386 .347
1898 152 .274 5219 828 1431 1828 175 84 18 656 113 71 476 394 220 412 .350 .343
1899 152 .277 5148 812 1428 1846 173 82 27 661 148 64 406 342 247 428 .359 .338
1900 146 .260 4907 635 1276 1679 *202 51 33 519 130 65 343 383 189 418 .342 .317
1901 140 .258 4844 578 1250 1579 153 61 18 481 67 52 314 532 +204 336 .326 .310
1902 143 .251 4870 544 1224 1455 133 40 6 434 156 44 358 572 +222 229 331 .299 .308
1903 139 .275 4733 695 1300 1642 191 62 9 548 118 50 422 259 338 .347 .340
1904 156 .248 5210 597 1294 1641 157 62 22 470 139 48 298 227 298 .315 .295
1905 155 .245 5108 667 1249 1606 157 82 12 522 193 61 448 267
*248 .314 .313
1906 155 *.262 5018 *704 *1316 *1699 181 *71 20 539 231 45 448 283 *194 *.339 .328
1907 155 .250 4892 574 1224 1521 +162 48 13 450 194 48 435 235
*211 .311 .318
1908 158 .249 5085 624 1267 1632 *196 56 19 492 270 40 418
*212
*205 .321 .311
1909 155 .245 4999 635 1227 1610 203 60 20 496 246 31 420 187 244 .322 .308
1910 154 .268 4977 712 1333 1822 219 *84 *34 586 234 39 542 501 173 *230 *.366 .344
1911 157 .260 5130 *757 1335 1917 218 101 54 626 202 42 585 617 214 260 .374 .341
1912 152 .277 5048 756 1398 1951 *245 91 42 639 182 40 *560 615 164 249 .386 .354
1913 155 .257 5022 *720 1289 1853 195 +96 59 617 158 41 *554 634 181 260 .369 .335
1914 156 .243 5050 605 1229 1702 199 74 42 502 191 42 501 577 164 310 .337 .317
1915 156 .244 5114 570 1246 *1749 212 66 53 485 182 41 393 639 166 124 268 *.342 .303
1916 156 .239 5179 520 1237 1681 194 56 *46 456 166 34 399 662 133 286 .325 .298
1917 157 .239 5135 552 1229 1608 194 67 17 458 202 23 415 599 127 267 .313 .299
1918 131 .265 4325 *538 1147 1480 164 53 21 438 190 27 358 343 159 188 .342 .325
1919 140 .256 4581 454 1174 1519 166 58 21 387 167 42 298
*359 150 185 .332 .308
1920 154 .264 5117 619 1350 1809 223 67 34 536 220 46 428 421 115 129 1014 225 .354 .326
1921 153 .292 5321 668 1553 2010 234 56 37 609 208 35 343 374 70 97 1104
*166 .378 .339
1922 156 .293 5335 771 1564 2080 248 71 42 667 205 27 *525 447 97 108 1141 204 .390 .359
1923 154 .288 5259 756 1516 2133 243 52 90 675 151 31 455 485 *181 143 1056 208 .406 .348
1924 154 .276 5134 698 1419 1942 207 59 66 634 163 30 *469 521 137 149 964 218 .378 .340
1925 154 .275 5353 723 1473 2125 254 70 86 660 150 33 397 470 94 70 1057
*198 .397 .329
1926 155 .278 5229 682 1453 2040 *291 49 66 630 199 29 445 447 85 1104
*162 .390 .338
1927 153 .284 5303 750 1505 2119 *266 63 74 692 207 27 481 492 65 1145 181 .400 .346
1928 154 .278 5260 714 1460 2115 251 64 92 665 210 31 508 517 *83 1185
*156 .402 .345
1929 156 .303 5471 *982 1655 2474 +310 46 139 933 163 29 *589 567 103 1142
*154 .452 .373
1930 156 .309 5581 998 1722 *2684 305 72 *171 940
148 37
*588 635 70
1180 170
*.481 *.378
1931 156 *.289 *5451 *828 *1578 *2302 340 66 84 766 125 25 *577 641 49 1214 169 *.422 *.360
1932 154 .278 5462 720 1519 2142 296 60 69 665 118 28 398 514 48 1117 173 .392 .330
1933 154 .271 5255 646 1422 1996 *256 51 72 608 108 30 392 475 52 161 1082 168 .380 .325
1934 152 .279 5347 705 1494 2148 263 44 101 664 93 26 375 630 59 112 1083
*137 .402 .330
1935 154 *.288 5486 *847 1581 2272 *303 62 88 782 150 33 *464 471 66 115 1170 186 .414 *.347
1936 154 *.286 5409 755 1545 2120 275 36 76 707 137 32 491 462 68 138 1197
*146 .392 *.349
1937 154 *.287 5349 *811 1537 *2226 253 74 96 762 119 22 *538 496 71 120 1136
*151 *.416 *.355
1938 154 .269 5333 713 1435 2012 242 70 65 673 88 29 522 476 49 157 1131
*135 .377 .338
1939 156 .266 5293 724 1407 2067 263 +62 91 671 140 34 523 553 61 124 1113 186 .391 .336
*Led National League

+Tied for Nationa League Lead
(Strikeouts and Errors - Fewest in NL)
Bold Face - Club High/Low Record Since

1900
(Excludes Strike-Shortened Seasons)
297
YEAR G AVG AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH

SF
HBP BB
IBB SO SB CS
GDP LOB E SLG OBP
1940 154 .267 5389 681 1441 2067 272 48 86 627 70 29 482 566 63 108 1110 199 .384 .331
1941 155 .253 5230 666 1323 1909 239 25 99 610 99 14 559 670 39 100 1133 180 .365 .327
1942 155 .254 5352 591 1360 1891 224 41 75 532 104 19 509 607 63 110 1164 170 .353 .321
1943 154 .261 5279 632 1380 1855 207 56 52 579 96 21 574 522 53 117 1172 168 .351 .336
1944 157 .261 5462 702 1425 1966 236 46 71 639 105 21 521 521 53 105 1188 186 .360 .328
1945 155 *.277 5298 735 1465 1969 229 52 57 674 150 32 554 462 69 93 1239
*121 .372 *.349
1946 155 .254 5298 626 1344 1835 223 50 56 566 116 24 586 599 43 130 1210 146 .346 .331
1947 155 .259 5305 567 1373 1913 231 48 71 540 64 19 471 578 22 112 1172 150 .361 .321
1948 155 .262 *5352 597 1402 1976 225 44 87 564 70 29 443 578 39 104 1189 172 .369 .322
1949 154 .256 5214 593 1336 1945 212 53 97 539 87 26 396 573 53 121 1017 186 .373 .312
1950 154 .248 5230 643 1298 2099 224 47 161 615 54 31 479 767 46 122 1005 201 .401 .315
1951 155 .250 5307 614 1327 1930 200 47 103 572 56 22 477 647 63 30 139 1045 181 .364 .315
1952 155 .264 *5330 628 *1408 2042 223 45 107 595 63 21 422 712 50 40 133 1040 146 .383 .321
1953 155 .260 5272 633 1372 2101 204 57 137 588 73 14 514 746 49 21 140 1124 193 .399 .328
1954 154 .263 5359 700 1412 2208 229 45 159 640 56 40 32 478 693 46 31 119 1098 154 .412 .325
1955 154 .247 5214 626 1287 2076 187 55 164 597 69 33 22 428 45 806 37 35 107 994 147 .398 .305
1956 157 .244 5260 597 1281 2009 202 50 142 563 87 46 13 446 60 776 55 38 99 1029 144 .382 .302
1957 156 .244 5369 628 1312 2038 223 31 147 590 58 33 26 461 34 989 28 25 104 1063 149 .380 .305
1958 154 .265 5289 709 1402 *2253 207 49
*182 666 42 39 45 487 50 853 39 23 128 1094 150 *.426 .330
1959 155 .249 5296 673 1321 2107 209 44 163 635 62 40 43 498 63 911 32 19 106 1085 140 .398 .317
1960 156 .243 5311 634 1293 1959 213 48 119 600 64 35 19 *531 69 897 51 34 109 1069 143 .369 .313
1961 156 .255 *5344 689 1364 *2232 238 51 176 650 52 33 32 539 64 1027 35 25 115 1119 183 .418 .325
1962 162 .253 5534 632 1398 2084 196 56 126 600 54 42 39 504 43 1044 78 50 131 1165 146 .377 .317
1963 162 .238 5404 570 1286 1960 205 44 127 530 64 44 36 439 57 1049 68 60 112 1054 155 .363 .297
1964 162 .251 5545 649 1391 2165 239 50 145 609 55 33 25 499 51 1041 70 49 101 1159 162 .390 .314
1965 164 .238 5540 635 1316 1986 202 33 134 590 48 42 43 532 62 948 65 47 115 1133 171 .358 .307
1966 162 .254 5592 644 1418 2127 203 43 140 603 80 37 47 457 53 998 76 47 112 1131 166 .380 .313
1967 162 .251 5463 *702 1373 2066 211 49 128 642 93 49 34 509 84 912 63 50 112 1106
*121 .378 .316
1968 163 .242 5458 612 1319 1998 203 43
*130 576 74 37 36 415 58 854 41 30 103 1063
*119 .366 .298
1969 163 .253 5530 720 1400 2121 215 40 142 671 72 46 36 559 58 928 30 32 111 1186 136 .384 .323
1970 162 .259 5491 806 1424 2277 228 44 179 761 75 36 20 607 65 844 39 16 110 1130 137 .415 .333
1971 162 .258 5438 637 1401 2055 202 34 128 603 92 40 34 527 65 772 44 32 144 1177 126 .378 .325
1972 156 .257 5247 685 1346 2031 206 40 133 634 67 43 28 565 78 815 69 47 126 1099 132 .387 .330
1973 161 .247 5363 614 1322 1916 201 21 117 570 75 37 20 575 77 855 65 58 144 1129 157 .357 .320
1974 162 .251 5574 669 1397 2032 221 42 110 610 80 40 29 621 66 857 78 73 121 1238 199 .365 .327
1975 162 .259 5470 712 1419 2015 229 41 95 645 107 66 30 650 78 802 67 55 112 1262 179 .368 .338
1976 162 .251 5519 611 1386 1965 216 24 105 559 75 41 30 490 66 834 74 74 126 1105 140 .356 .313
1977 162 .266 5604 692 1489 2167 271 37 111 649 69 52 27 534 59 *796 64 45 142 1191 153 .387 .330
1978 162 *.264 *5532 664 *1461 1997 224 48 72 612 84 59 21 562 61 746 110 58 125 1217 144 .361 .331
1979 162 .269 5550 706 1494 2235 250 43 135 663 77 42 35 478 49 762 73 52 126 1140 159 .403 .329
1980 162 .251 5619 614 1411 2053 251 35 107 578 69 40 18 471 54 912 93 64 119 1119 174 .365 .309
1981 106 .236 3546 370 838 1205 138 29 57 348 53 30 13 342 44 611 72 41 78 721 113 .340 .303
1982 162 .260 5531 676 1436 2073 239 46 102 647 76 49 25 460 62 869 132 70 97 1094 132 .375 .317
1983 162 .261 5512 701 1436 *2212 272 42 140 649 71 50 29 470 63 868 84 40 113 1120 115 *.401 .319
1984 161 .260 5437 *762 1415 2157 240 47 136 703 59 51 29 *567 69 967 154 66 102 1118 121 .397 .331
1985 162 .254 5492 686 1397 2142 239 28
*150 640 66 39 18 562 62 937 182 49 119 1147 134 *.390 .324
1986 160 .256 5499 680 1409 2186 258 27
*155 638 54 51 15 508 56 966 132 62 113 1087 124 .398 .318
1987 161 .264 5583 720 1475 2412 244 33
*209 683 59 30 21 504 45 1064 109 48 109 1154 130 .432 .326
1988 163 *.261 *5675 660 *1481 *2174 *262 46 113 612 57 46 21 403 58 910 120 46 109 1136 125 .383 .310
1989 162 *.261 5513 *702 *1438 *2135 235 45 124 653 80 50 26 472 75 921 136 57 114 1093 124 .387 .319
1990 162 .263 *5600 690 *1474 2194 240 36 136 649 61 51 30 406 68 869 151 50 100 1124 124 .392 .314
1991 160 .253 *5522 695 1395 2156 232 26 159 654 75 55 36 442 41 879 123 64 87 1074 113 .390 .309
1992 162 .254 5590 593 1420 2035 221 41 104 566 78 40 31 417 49 *816 77 51 121 1148 114 .364 .307
1993 163 .270 5627 738 1521 2327 259 32 161 706 67 42 34 446 61 923 100 43 131 1133 115 .414 .325
1994 113 .259 3918 500 1015 1583 189 26 109 464 54 23 27 364 26 750 69 53 84 802 81 .404 .325
1995 144 .265 4963 693 1315 2134 267 39 158 648 71 35 34 440 46 953 105 37 110 956 115 .430 .327
1996 162 .251 5531 772 1388 2218 267 19 175 725 66 48 61 523 48 1090 108 50 126 1078
*104 .401 .320
1997 162 .263 5489 687 1444 2172 269 39 127 642 83 38 34 451 40
*1003 116 60 119 1093 112 .396 .321
1998 163 .264 *5649 831 1494 2448 250 34 212 788 67 37 39 601 51 1223 65 44 123 1162 101 .433 .337
1999 162 .257 5482 747 1411 2303 255 35 189 717 65 44 39 571 38 1170 60 44 120 1130 139 .420 .329
2000 162 .256 5577 764 1426 2293 272 23 183 722 *89 45 54 632 50 1120 93 37 114 1215 100 .411 .335
2001 162 .261 5406 777 1409 2323 268 32 194 748
*117 53 66 577 72 1077 67 36 132 1156 109 .430 .336
2002 162 .246 5496 706 1351 2268 259 29
*200 676 78 39 44 585 52
*1269 63 21 117 1173 114 .413 .321
2003 162 .259 5519 724 1431 2297 302 24 172 691 80 46 50 492 40 1158 73 31 135 1114 106 .416 .323
2004 162 .268 5628 789 1508 2579 308 29 235 755 78 48 38 489 46 1080 66 28 120 1201 118 .458 .328
2005 162 .270 *5584 703 *1506 2457 323 23 194 674 69 37 50 419 49 920 65 39 131 1133 102 .440 .324
2006 162 .268 5587 716 1496 2357 271 46 166 677 84 37 43 395 24 928 121 48 135 1082 106 .422 .319
2007 162 .271 5643 752 1530 2379 340 28 151 711 48 37 40 500 48 1054 86 33 127 1190 94 .422 .333
2008 161 .278 5588 *855 1552 *2475 *329 21 184 *811 65 45 50 *636 48 1186 87 34 134 1237 99 *.443 *.354
2009 161 .255 5486 707 1398 2232 293 29 161 678 65 42 59 592 44 1185 56 34 134 1209 105 .407 .332
2010 162 .257 5512 685 1414 2213 298 27 149 658 60 38 50 479 32 1236 56 31 124 1129 126 .401 .320
2011 162 .256 5549 654 1423 2224 285 36 148 610 60 35 59 425 35 1202 69 23 123 1141 134 .401 .314
2012 162 .240 5411 613 1297 2045 265 36 137 570 42 24 43 447 29 1235 94 45 125 1044 105 .378 .302
2013 162 .238 5498 602 1307 2156 297 18 172 576 43 30 67 439 28 1230 63 32 120 1092 100 .392 .300
298
Cubs Yearly Batting Leaders From 1876-1939

YEAR
1876
1877
1878
1879
1870s
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1880s
1890
1891
1892
1843
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1890s
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1900s
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1910s
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1920s
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1930s
BATTING AVERAGE
Ross Barnes.......................+*#.429
Calvin McVey.......................... .368
Bob Ferguson, Joe Start......... .351
Cap Anson.......................... *#.407
Cap Anson .354
George Gore....................... *#.360
Cap Anson........................... *#.399
Cap Anson.............................. .362
George Gore.......................... .334
King Kelly............................... .354
George Gore.......................... .313
King Kelly............................ *#.388
Cap Anson.......................... *#.421
Cap Anson........................... *#.344
Cap Anson.............................. .342
Cap Anson .354
Cap Anson.............................. .312
Cap Anson.............................. .294
Bill Dahlen, Jimmy Ryan......... .293
Cap Anson.............................. .323
Cap Anson.............................. .395
Bill Lange............................... .389
Bill Dahlen............................. .352
Bill Lange............................... .340
Jimmy Ryan............................ .323
Bill Lange............................... .325
Bill Lange .330
Danny Green.......................... .298
Topsy Hartsel......................... .335
Jimmy Slagle.......................... .315
Frank Chance......................... .327
Frank Chance......................... .310
Frank Chance......................... .316
Harry Steinfeldt...................... .327
Frank Chance......................... .293
Johnny Evers.......................... .300
Solly Hofman......................... .285
Frank Chance .290
Solly Hofman......................... .325
Heinie Zimmerman................ .307
Heinie Zimmerman............... *.372
Bob Fisher............................. .287
Les Mann............................... .273
Charlie Hollocher................... .316
Max Flack.............................. .294
Heinie Zimmerman .306
Max Flack.............................. .302
Ray Grimes............................ .321
Ray Grimes............................ .354
Bob OFarrell, Jigger Statz...... .319
George Grantham.................. .316
Howard Freigau...................... .307
Hack Wilson........................... .321
Riggs Stephenson.................. .344
Rogers Hornsby..................... +.380
Riggs Stephenson .342
C. Grimm, R. Hornsby............. .331
Babe Herman........................ .289
Kiki Cuyler.............................. .338
Gabby Hartnett...................... .344
Frank Demaree...................... .350
Gabby Hartnett...................... .354
Stan Hack.............................. .320
Hank Leiber........................... .310
Riggs Stephenson .329
#Major League Leader

*National League Leader
+Cubs All-Time Record
RUNS SCORED
Ross Barnes..........................*#126
Calvin McVey...............................58
Joe Start.....................................58
Ned Williamson...........................66
Cap Anson 194
Abner Dalrymple.....................*#91
George Gore...........................*#86
George Gore...........................*#99
George Gore.............................105
King Kelly................................*120
King Kelly................................*124
King Kelly..............................*#155
Jimmy Ryan...............................117
Jimmy Ryan...............................115
Hugh Duffy................................144
Cap Anson 888
Cliff Carroll................................134
Bill Dahlen................................114
Bill Dahlen................................114
Bill Dahlen................................113
Bill Dahlen................................150
Bill Everitt.................................129
Bill Dahlen................................137
Bill Lange..................................119
Jimmy Ryan...............................122
Jimmy Ryan.................................91
Jimmy Ryan 911
Sam Mertes................................72
Topsy Hartsel............................111
Jimmy Slagle...............................66
Jimmy Slagle.............................104
Frank Chance..............................89
Jimmy Slagle...............................96
Frank Chance....................**##103
Jimmy Sheckard..........................76
Johnny Evers...............................83
Johnny Evers...............................88
Frank Chance 646
Frank Schulte.............................93
Jimmy Sheckard......................*121
Heinie Zimmerman.....................95
Tommy Leach............................*99
Vic Saier.....................................87
Vic Saier.....................................74
Max Flack...................................65
Max Flack, Fred Merkle...............65
Max Flack...................................74
Max Flack...................................71
Frank Schulte 524
Max Flack...................................85
Ray Grimes.................................91
Ray Grimes.................................99
Jigger Statz...............................110
George Grantham.......................85
Sparky Adams.............................95
Cliff Heathcote............................98
Hack Wilson..............................119
Kiki Cuyler...................................92
Rogers Hornsby...................+*#156
Hack Wilson 440
Kiki Cuyler.................................155
Woody English...........................117
Billy Herman.............................102
Billy Herman...............................82
Kiki Cuyler...................................80
Augie Galan..........................*#133
Stan Hack.................................102
Stan Hack, Billy Herman...........106
Stan Hack.................................109
Stan Hack.................................112
Billy Herman 794
HITS
Ross Barnes..........................*#138
Calvin McVey...............................98
Joe Start...............................*#100
Abner Dalrymple.........................97
Cap Anson 353
Abner Dalrymple...................*#126
Cap Anson.............................*#137
Cap Anson.................................126
George Gore.............................131
Abner Dalrymple.......................161
Cap Anson.................................144
Cap Anson.............................*#187
Cap Anson.................................224
Jimmy Ryan...........................*#182
Jimmy Ryan...............................177
Cap Anson 1575
Cliff Carroll................................166
Cap Anson.................................158
Bill Dahlen................................169
Bill Dahlen................................146
Walt Wilmot..............................199
Bill Everitt.................................197
Bill Everitt.................................184
Bill Lange..................................163
Bill Everitt.................................190
Bill Everitt.................................166
Jimmy Ryan 1348
Jack McCarthy..........................148
Topsy Hartsel............................187
Jimmy Slagle.............................146
Jimmy Slagle.............................162
Doc Casey.................................147
Jimmy Slagle.............................153
Harry Steinfeldt.......................*176
Harry Steinfeldt.........................144
Joe Tinker.................................146
Solly Hofman............................150
Frank Chance 1062
Frank Schulte...........................168
Frank Schulte...........................173
Heinie Zimmerman.................*207
Vic Saier...................................150
Heinie Zimmerman...................167
Bob Fisher................................163
Vic Saier...................................126
Fred Merkle..............................146
Charlie Hollocher....................*161
Max Flack.................................138
Heinie Zimmerman 1027
Max Flack.................................157
Max Flack.................................172
Charlie Hollocher......................201
Jigger Statz...............................209
Jigger Statz...............................152
Sparky Adams...........................180
Sparky Adams...........................193
Riggs Stephenson.....................199
Riggs Stephenson.....................166
Rogers Hornsby.......................+229
Sparky Adams 780
Kiki Cuyler.................................228
Kiki Cuyler, Woody English.........202
Billy Herman.............................206
Billy Herman.............................173
Kiki Cuyler.................................189
Billy Herman.........................*#227
Frank Demaree.........................212
Frank Demaree.........................199
Stan Hack.................................195
Stan Hack, Billy Herman...........191
Billy Herman 1540
##Tied for Major League Lead

**Tied for National League Lead
DOUBLES
R. Barnes, P. Hines..............**##21
Cap Anson...............................*#20
Anson, Harbidge, Start................12
Abner Dalrymple.........................25
Cap Anson 67
Abner Dalrymple.........................25
King Kelly............................**##27
King Kelly................................*#37
Ned Williamson.......................*#49
Cap Anson...................................32
Cap Anson...............................*#35
Cap Anson...................................34
Cap Anson...................................33
Jimmy Ryan.........................**##33
Cap Anson...................................30
Cap Anson 291
Jimmy Cooney.............................19
Cap Anson...................................25
Cap Anson...................................23
Bill Dahlen..................................28
Walt Wilmot................................45
Bill Lange....................................27
Bill Dahlen..................................30
Jimmy Ryan.................................33
Bill Dahlen..................................35
Bill Lange....................................21
Jimmy Ryan 232
Sam Mertes, Jimmy Ryan............25
Topsy Hartsel..............................25
Johnny Kling, Joe Tinker..............19
Johnny Kling...............................29
Doc Casey...................................20
Doc Casey...................................21
J. Sheckard, H. Steinfeldt............27
Harry Steinfeldt...........................25
Frank Chance..............................27
Jimmy Sheckard..........................29
Frank Chance 172
Frank Schulte.............................29
Frank Schulte.............................30
F. Schulte, H. Zimmerman............28
Vic Saier.....................................35
V. Saier, H. Zimmerman...............25
Fred Merkle................................30
Les Mann....................................27
Charlie Deal................................23
Max Flack...................................30
Ray Grimes.................................38
Ray Grimes.................................45
George Grantham.......................36
Jigger Statz.................................22
S. Adams, C. Grimm.....................29
Hack Wilson................................36
Riggs Stephenson.....................*46
Riggs Stephenson.......................36
Rogers Hornsby...........................47
Gabby Hartnett 143
Kiki Cuyler...................................50
Woody English.............................38
Riggs Stephenson.......................49
Babe Herman.............................36
Kiki Cuyler...............................**42
Billy Herman.........................+*#57
Billy Herman.............................+57
Frank Demaree...........................36
Stan Hack, Billy Herman.............34
Augie Galan................................36
Billy Herman 322
NOTE: 1870s decade leaders based on 725

at-bats ... other decades on 1,450 at-bats.
299
YEAR
1876
1877
1878
1879
1870s
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1880s
1890
1891
1892
1843
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1890s
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1900s
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1910s
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1920s
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1930s
300
TRIPLES
Ross Barnes............................*#14
Paul Hines, Cal McVey................... 7
Joe Start....................................... 5
Ned Williamson...........................13
Ross Barnes 14
Abner Dalrymple.........................12
George Gore................................. 9
Abner Dalrymple.........................11
King Kelly....................................10
Fred Pfeffer.................................10
George Gore...............................13
A. Dalrymple, G. Gore..................12
Marty Sullivan.............................16
G. Van Haltren, N. Williamson......14
Jimmy Ryan.................................14
Cap Anson 76
Walt Wilmot................................13
Jimmy Ryan.................................15
Bill Dahlen..................................19
Bill Dahlen..................................15
Bill Dahlen..................................14
Bill Lange....................................16
Bill Dahlen..................................19
Jimmy Ryan.................................17
Jimmy Ryan.................................13
Sam Mertes................................16
Bill Dahlen 106
Bill Bradley................................... 8
Topsy Hartsel..............................16
Joe Tinker..................................... 5
Johnny Kling...............................13
Joe Tinker...................................13
B. Maloney, F. Schulte.................14
Frank Schulte.........................**13
Johnny Kling................................. 8
Joe Tinker...................................14
Frank Schulte, Joe Tinker............11
Joe Tinker 65
Solly Hofman..............................16
Frank Schulte...........................+21
Vic Saier.................................+*21
Les Mann, Cy Williams................... 9
Les Mann....................................10
Max Flack...................................10
Les Mann...................................... 8
Heinie Zimmerman 77
Dave Robertson..........................11
C. Deal, C. Hollocher..................... 8
Ray Grimes.................................12
Barney Friberg............................11
G. Hartnett, C. Heathcote.............. 7
Howard Freigau...........................10
Hack Wilson.................................. 8
Hack Wilson................................12
Cuyler, Hartnett, Stephenson, Wilson...9
Rogers Hornsby............................. 8
Hack Wilson 34
Kiki Cuyler, Woody English...........17
Kiki Cuyler...................................12
Kiki Cuyler..................................... 9
Babe Herman.............................12
Kiki Cuyler..................................... 8
Phil Cavarretta............................12
Billy Herman................................. 7
Billy Herman...............................11
Stan Hack...................................11
Billy Herman...........................*#18
Billy Herman 64
HOME RUNS
Cap Anson, Paul Hines.................. 2
NONE........................................... 0
Hankinsom, Remsen, Start............ 1
Flint, Peters, Williamson................ 1
C. Anson, P. Hines, J. Peters 2
George Gore................................. 2
Tom Burns..................................... 4
Silver Flint..................................... 4
King Kelly...................................... 3
Ned Williamson....................... *#27
Abner Dalrymple....................... *11
Cap Anson................................... 10
Fred Pfeffer................................. 16
Jimmy Ryan............................. *#16
Jimmy Ryan................................. 17
Fred Pfeffer 69
Walt Wilmot............................ **13
Walt Wilmot................................ 11
Jimmy Ryan................................. 10
Bill Lange...................................... 8
Bill Dahlen.................................. 15
Bill Lange.................................... 10
Bill Dahlen.................................... 9
Bill Dahlen.................................... 6
Bill Lange...................................... 5
Sam Mertes.................................. 9
Bill Dahlen 57
Sam Mertes.................................. 7
Topsy Hartsel................................ 7
Charlie Dexter, Joe Tinker.............. 2
Johnny Kling................................. 3
Frank Chance................................ 6
Chance, Maloney, Tinker................ 2
Frank Schulte............................... 7
Johnny Evers, Frank Schulte.......... 2
Joe Tinker..................................... 6
Frank Schulte, Joe Tinker.............. 4
Joe Tinker 21
Frank Schulte.....................**##10
Frank Schulte......................... *#21
Heinie Zimmerman................... *14
Vic Saier..................................... 14
Vic Saier..................................... 18
Cy Williams................................. 13
Cy Williams.........................**##12
Larry Doyle.................................... 6
Max Flack..................................... 4
Max Flack..................................... 6
Frank Schulte 74
Dave Robertson.......................... 10
Max Flack, Ray Grimes.................. 6
Ray Grimes................................. 14
Hack Miller................................. 20
Gabby Hartnett........................... 16
Gabby Hartnett........................... 24
Hack Wilson.............................. *21
Hack Wilson............................ **30
Hack Wilson............................ **31
R. Hornsby, H. Wilson.................. 39
Hack Wilson 121
Hack Wilson............................ *#56
Rogers Hornsby........................... 16
Johnny Moore............................. 13
Gabby Hartnett, Billy Herman...... 16
Gabby Hartnett........................... 22
Chuck Klein................................ 21
Frank Demaree........................... 16
Augie Galan................................ 18
Ripper Collins............................. 13
Hank Leiber................................ 24
Gabby Hartnett 149
RUNS BATTED IN
Deacon White......................... *#60
Johnny Peters............................. 41
Cap Anson................................... 40
Silver Flint................................... 41
Cap Anson 165
Cap Anson............................... *#74
Cap Anson............................... *#82
Cap Anson............................... *#83
Cap Anson................................... 68
Cap Anson............................... *102
Cap Anson.............................*#108
Cap Anson............................... *147
Cap Anson................................. 102
Cap Anson................................. *84
Cap Anson................................. 117
Cap Anson 967
Cap Anson................................. 107
Cap Anson.............................*#120
Cap Anson................................... 74
Cap Anson................................... 91
Walt Wilmot.............................. 130
Bill Lange.................................... 98
Bill Lange.................................... 92
Jimmy Ryan................................. 85
Bill Dahlen, Jimmy Ryan.............. 79
Sam Mertes................................ 81
Cap Anson 747
Sam Mertes................................ 60
Charlie Dexter............................. 66
Johnny Kling............................... 59
Frank Chance.............................. 81
Jack McCarthy............................ 51
Frank Chance.............................. 70
Harry Steinfeldt....................... **83
Harry Steinfeldt........................... 70
Joe Tinker................................... 68
Frank Schulte............................. 60
Frank Chance 501
Solly Hofman.............................. 86
Frank Schulte.......................**107
Heinie Zimmerman..................... 99
Vic Saier, Cy Williams.................. 64
Cy Williams................................. 66
Larry Doyle.................................. 61
Fred Merkle................................ 65
Fred Merkle................................ 62
Dave Robertson.......................... 75
Ray Grimes................................. 79
Ray Grimes................................. 99
Barney Friberg, Hack Miller......... 88
Barney Friberg............................ 82
Charlie Grimm............................. 76
Hack Wilson.............................. 109
Hack Wilson.............................. 129
Hack Wilson.............................. 120
Hack Wilson..........................*#159
Hack Wilson 517
Hack Wilson........................+*#191
Rogers Hornsby........................... 90
Riggs Stephenson....................... 85
Babe Herman............................. 93
Gabby Hartnett........................... 90
Gabby Hartnett........................... 91
Frank Demaree........................... 96
Frank Demaree......................... 115
Augie Galan................................ 69
Hank Leiber................................ 88
Gabby Hartnett 777
STOLEN BASES
King Kelly.................................... 53
Fred Pfeffer................................. 57
Fred Pfeffer................................. 64
Hugh Duffy.................................. 52
Fred Pfeffer 196
Walt Wilmot................................ 76
Walt Wilmot................................ 42
Bill Dahlen.................................. 60
Bill Lange.................................... 47
Walt Wilmot................................ 76
Bill Lange.................................... 67
Bill Lange.................................. +84
Bill Lange................................ *#73
Jimmy Ryan................................. 29
Sam Mertes................................ 45
Bill Lange 399
Sam Mertes................................ 38
Topsy Hartsel.............................. 41
Jimmy Slagle............................... 41
Frank Chance......................**##67
Frank Chance.............................. 42
Bill Maloney........................**##59
Frank Chance.......................... *#57
Johnny Evers............................... 46
Johnny Evers............................... 36
Frank Chance.............................. 29
Frank Chance 357
Solly Hofman.............................. 29
Jimmy Sheckard.......................... 32
Joe Tinker................................... 25
Vic Saier..................................... 26
Wilbur Good............................... 31
Vic Saier..................................... 29
Max Flack................................... 24
Max Flack, Rollie Zeider.............. 17
Charlie Hollocher........................ 26
Fred Merkle................................ 20
Frank Schulte 127
Max Flack, George Maisel........... 17
George Grantham....................... 43
Cliff Heathcote............................ 26
Sparky Adams............................. 26
Sparky Adams............................. 27
Sparky Adams............................. 26
Kiki Cuyler............................... *#37
Kiki Cuyler............................... *#43
Cliff Heathcote 117
Kiki Cuyler............................... *#37
Kiki Cuyler................................... 13
Billy Herman............................... 14
Babe Herman............................... 6
Kiki Cuyler................................... 15
Augie Galan.............................. *22
Stan Hack................................... 17
Augie Galan.............................. *23
Stan Hack................................. *16
Stan Hack............................... **17
Stan Hack 100

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1940
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1943
1944
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1946
1947
1948
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1978
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1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1980s
BATTING AVERAGE
Stan Hack.............................. .317
Stan Hack.............................. .317
Stan Hack, Lou Novikoff......... .300
Bill Nicholson........................ .309
Phil Cavarretta....................... .321
Phil Cavarretta.................... *#.355
Eddie Waitkus........................ .304
Phil Cavarretta....................... .314
Andy Pafko............................. .312
Andy Pafko............................. .281
Stan Hack .303
Andy Pafko............................. .304
Frank Baumholtz.................... .284
Frank Baumholtz.................... .325
Dee Fondy............................. .309
Hank Sauer............................ .288
Ernie Banks........................... .295
Ernie Banks........................... .297
Walt Moryn............................ .289
Ernie Banks........................... .313
Ernie Banks........................... .304
Frank Baumholtz .300
Richie Ashburn....................... .291
George Altman....................... .303
George Altman....................... .318
Ron Santo.............................. .297
Ron Santo.............................. .313
Billy Williams......................... .315
Ron Santo.............................. .312
Ron Santo.............................. .300
Glenn Beckert........................ .294
Billy Williams......................... .293
Billy Williams .292
Billy Williams......................... .322
Glenn Beckert........................ .342
Billy Williams...................... *#.333
Jose Cardenal........................ .303
Bill Madlock.......................... .313
Bill Madlock......................... *.354
Bill Madlock....................... *#.339
Steve Ontiveros...................... .299
Bill Buckner........................... .323
Dave Kingman....................... .288
Bill Madlock .336
Bill Buckner.......................... *.324
Bill Buckner........................... .311
Leon Durham......................... .312
Keith Moreland...................... .302
Ryne Sandberg....................... .314
Keith Moreland...................... .307
Ryne Sandberg....................... .284
Ryne Sandberg....................... .294
Rafael Palmeiro..................... .307
Mark Grace............................ .314
Bill Buckner .302
RUNS SCORED
Stan Hack................................. 101
Stan Hack................................. 111
Stan Hack................................... 91
Bill Nicholson............................. 95
Bill Nicholson......................... *116
Stan Hack................................. 110
Phil Cavarretta............................ 89
Bill Nicholson............................. 69
Eddie Waitkus............................. 87
Andy Pafko.................................. 79
Bill Nicholson 701
Andy Pafko.................................. 95
Randy Jackson............................ 78
Hank Sauer................................. 89
Dee Fondy.................................. 79
Hank Sauer................................. 98
Ernie Banks................................ 98
Ernie Banks................................ 82
Ernie Banks.............................. 113
Ernie Banks.............................. 119
Ernie Banks................................ 97
Ernie Banks 582
Richie Ashburn............................ 99
Ron Santo................................... 84
Billy Williams.............................. 94
Billy Williams.............................. 87
Billy Williams............................ 100
Billy Williams............................ 115
Billy Williams............................ 100
Ron Santo................................. 107
Glenn Beckert......................... *#98
Don Kessinger........................... 109
Billy Williams 861
Billy Williams........................*#137
Billy Williams.............................. 86
Jose Cardenal............................. 96
Rick Monday............................... 93
Rick Monday............................... 84
Rick Monday............................... 89
Rick Monday............................. 107
Ivan DeJesus............................... 91
Ivan DeJesus........................... *104
Dave Kingman............................ 97
Don Kessinger 466
Ivan DeJesus............................... 78
Ivan DeJesus............................... 49
Ryne Sandberg.......................... 103
Ryne Sandberg............................ 94
Ryne Sandberg........................ *114
Ryne Sandberg.......................... 113
Keith Moreland........................... 72
Andre Dawson............................. 90
Andre Dawson............................. 78
Ryne Sandberg......................**104
Ryne Sandberg 754
HITS
Stan Hack.............................**191
Stan Hack...............................*186
Bill Nicholson...........................173
Bill Nicholson...........................188
Phil Cavarretta......................**197
Stan Hack.................................193
Phil Cavarretta..........................150
Andy Pafko................................155
Andy Pafko................................171
Andy Pafko................................146
Phil Cavarretta 1304
Andy Pafko................................156
Frankie Baumholtz....................159
Dee Fondy................................166
Dee Fondy................................184
Ernie Banks..............................163
Ernie Banks..............................176
Ernie Banks..............................160
Ernie Banks..............................169
Ernie Banks..............................193
Ernie Banks..............................179
Ernie Banks 1051
Ernie Banks..............................162
Ron Santo.................................164
Billy Williams............................184
Ron Santo.................................187
Billy Williams............................201
Billy Williams............................203
Glenn Beckert...........................188
Ron Santo, Billy Williams...........176
Glenn Beckert...........................189
Billy Williams............................188
Billy Williams 1651
Billy Williams....................**##205
Glenn Beckert...........................181
Billy Williams............................191
Billy Williams............................166
Jose Cardenal...........................159
Jose Cardenal, Bill Madlock......182
Bill Madlock.............................174
Ivan DeJesus.............................166
Ivan DeJesus.............................172
Ivan DeJesus.............................180
Don Kessinger 937
Bill Buckner..............................187
Bill Buckner..............................131
Bill Buckner..............................201
Bill Buckner..............................175
Ryne Sandberg..........................200
Ryne Sandberg..........................186
Ryne Sandberg..........................178
Andre Dawson...........................178
Andre Dawson...........................179
Ryne Sandberg..........................176
Ryne Sandberg 1394
DOUBLES
Jim Gleeson................................ 39
Dom Dallessandro...................... 36
Stan Hack................................... 36
Bill Nicholson............................. 30
Don Johnson............................... 37
Phil Cavarretta............................ 34
Phil Cavarretta............................ 28
Bill Nicholson, Eddie Waitkus...... 28
Andy Pafko.................................. 30
Andy Pafko.................................. 29
Phil Cavarretta 241
Hank Sauer................................. 32
Frankie Baumholtz...................... 28
Hank Sauer................................. 31
Ralph Kiner................................. 36
Gene Baker, Ernie Banks............. 29
Walt Moryn................................. 27
Ernie Banks................................ 34
Bobby Thomson.......................... 27
Tony Taylor.................................. 30
Ernie Banks 156
Ernie Banks................................ 32
Ron Santo................................... 32
George Altman............................ 27
Billy Williams.............................. 36
Billy Williams.............................. 39
Billy Williams.............................. 39
Adolfo Phillips............................. 29
Glenn Beckert............................. 32
Billy Williams.............................. 30
Don Kessinger............................. 38
Billy Williams 263
Billy Williams.............................. 34
Billy Williams.............................. 27
Billy Williams.............................. 34
Jose Cardenal............................. 33
Jose Cardenal............................. 35
Jose Cardenal............................. 30
Bill Madlock............................... 36
Jerry Morales.............................. 34
Bill Buckner................................ 26
Bill Buckner, Jerry Martin............ 34
Jose Cardenal 159
Bill Buckner................................ 41
Bill Buckner..........................*##35
Bill Buckner................................ 34
Bill Buckner............................ **38
Ryne Sandberg............................ 36
Leon Durham.............................. 32
Shawon Dunston......................... 37
Keith Moreland........................... 29
Rafael Palmeiro.......................... 41
Mark Grace................................. 28
Ryne Sandberg 226
YOU CAN COME HOME AGAIN

Of the more than 1,800 players who have appeared in at least one game for the Cubs, six have had 10-plus year interruptions in their time with the
club:
13 years: Roger Bresnahan (1900 1913-1915) and Johnny Moore (1928-1929, 1931-1932 1945)
12 years: Larry Gura (1970-1973 1985) and Dave Martinez (1986-1988 2000)
11 years: Greg Maddux (1986-1992 2004-2006)
10 years: Lonny Frey (1937 1947)
The longest span between homers for the team belongs to Billy Jurges, who went nine years, 22 days between Cubs homers August 2, 1938, through
August 24, 1947 (both homers were hit at the Polo Grounds). Jurges was a Cub from 1931-1938 and in 1946-1947.
301
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1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
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1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
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1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1970s
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1980s
TRIPLES
Jim Gleeson................................ 11
Stan Hack..................................... 5
Bill Nicholson............................. 11
Peanuts Lowrey........................... 12
Phil Cavarretta............................ 15
Andy Pafko.................................. 12
Phil Cavarretta............................ 10
Andy Pafko.................................... 7
Eddie Waitkus............................. 10
Roy Smalley................................ 10
Phil Cavarretta 70
Roy Smalley.................................. 9
Dee Fondy.................................... 9
Dee Fondy.................................. 11
Ernie Banks.................................. 7
Ernie Banks.................................. 9
Dee Fondy.................................... 9
Ernie Banks.................................. 6
Ernie Banks................................ 11
Al Dark.......................................... 9
Ernie Banks 48
Bob Will........................................ 9
George Altman.......................... *12
Ken Hubbs.................................... 9
Lou Brock................................... 11
Ron Santo...........................**##13
Billy Williams................................ 6
Ron Santo..................................... 8
Billy Williams.............................. 12
Billy Williams................................ 8
Billy Williams.............................. 10
Billy Williams 69
Don Kessinger............................. 14
Don Kessinger............................... 6
Cardenal, Kessinger, Williams........ 6
Rick Monday................................. 5
Kessinger, Monday, Morales.......... 7
Don Kessinger............................. 10
Rick Monday, Joe Wallis................ 5
Ivan DeJesus................................. 7
Ivan DeJesus, Greg Gross.............. 7
Ivan DeJesus............................... 10
Don Kessinger 46
Lenny Randle................................ 6
Leon Durham................................ 6
Larry Bowa, Leon Durham.............. 7
Leon Durham................................ 8
Ryne Sandberg....................**##19
Ryne Sandberg.............................. 6
Leon Durham................................ 7
Dave Martinez.............................. 8
A. Dawson, R. Sandberg................. 8
Dawson, Dunston, Smith............... 6
Ryne Sandberg 54
HOME RUNS
Bill Nicholson............................. 25
Bill Nicholson............................. 26
Bill Nicholson............................. 21
Bill Nicholson........................... *29
Bill Nicholson......................... *#33
Bill Nicholson............................. 13
P. Cavarretta, B. Nicholson............. 8
Bill Nicholson............................. 26
Andy Pafko.................................. 26
Hank Sauer................................. 27
Bill Nicholson 200
Andy Pafko.................................. 36
Hank Sauer................................. 30
Hank Sauer.........................**##37
Ralph Kiner................................. 28
Hank Sauer................................. 41
Ernie Banks................................ 44
Ernie Banks................................ 28
Ernie Banks................................ 43
Ernie Banks............................ *#47
Ernie Banks................................ 45
Ernie Banks 228
Ernie Banks............................ *#41
Ernie Banks................................ 29
Ernie Banks................................ 37
Ron Santo, Billy Williams............. 25
Billy Williams.............................. 33
Billy Williams.............................. 34
Ron Santo................................... 30
Ron Santo................................... 31
Ernie Banks................................ 32
Ron Santo................................... 29
Ernie Banks 269
Billy Williams.............................. 42
Billy Williams.............................. 28
Billy Williams.............................. 37
Rick Monday............................... 26
Rick Monday............................... 20
Andre Thornton........................... 18
Rick Monday............................... 32
Bobby Murcer............................. 27
Dave Kingman............................ 28
Dave Kingman........................ *#48
Billy Williams 143
Jerry Martin................................ 23
Bill Buckner, Leon Durham.......... 10
Leon Durham.............................. 22
Ron Cey, Jody Davis.................... 24
Ron Cey...................................... 25
Ryne Sandberg............................ 26
Gary Matthews, Jody Davis.......... 21
Andre Dawson.......................*##49
Andre Dawson............................. 24
Ryne Sandberg............................ 30
Ryne Sandberg 139
RUNS BATTED IN
Bill Nicholson............................. 98
Bill Nicholson............................. 98
Bill Nicholson............................. 78
Bill Nicholson.......................*#128
Bill Nicholson.......................*#122
Andy Pafko................................ 110
Phil Cavarretta............................ 78
Bill Nicholson............................. 75
Andy Pafko................................ 101
Hank Sauer................................. 83
Bill Nicholson 795
Hank Sauer............................... 103
Hank Sauer................................. 89
Hank Sauer...........................*#121
Ralph Kiner................................. 87
Hank Sauer............................... 103
Ernie Banks.............................. 117
Ernie Banks................................ 85
Ernie Banks.............................. 102
Ernie Banks..........................*#129
Ernie Banks..........................*#143
Ernie Banks 661
Ernie Banks.............................. 117
George Altman............................ 96
Ernie Banks.............................. 104
Ron Santo................................... 99
Ron Santo................................. 114
Billy Williams............................ 108
Ron Santo................................... 94
Ron Santo................................... 98
Ron Santo, Billy Williams............. 98
Ron Santo................................. 123
Ron Santo 937
Billy Williams............................ 129
Billy Williams.............................. 93
Billy Williams............................ 122
Billy Williams.............................. 86
Jerry Morales.............................. 82
Jerry Morales.............................. 91
Bill Madlock............................... 84
Bobby Murcer............................. 89
Dave Kingman............................ 79
Dave Kingman.......................... 115
Billy Williams 498
Jerry Martin................................ 73
Bill Buckner................................ 75
Bill Buckner.............................. 105
Ron Cey...................................... 90
Ron Cey...................................... 97
Keith Moreland......................... 106
Keith Moreland........................... 79
Andre Dawson.......................*#137
Andre Dawson............................. 79
Mark Grace................................. 79
Ryne Sandberg 549
STOLEN BASES
Stan Hack................................... 21
Stan Hack................................... 10
Lennie Merullo............................ 14
Peanuts Lowrey........................... 13
Roy Hughes................................. 16
Stan Hack................................... 12
Peanuts Lowrey........................... 10
Lennie Merullo, Andy Pafko........... 4
Eddie Waitkus............................. 11
Hal Jeffcoat................................ 12
Stan Hack 65
Wayne Terwilliger......................... 13
Randy Jackson............................ 14
Dee Fondy.................................. 13
Eddie Miksis............................... 13
Dee Fondy.................................. 20
Gene Baker, Ernie Banks............... 9
Solly Drake, Dee Fondy................. 9
Ernie Banks.................................. 8
Tony Taylor.................................. 21
Tony Taylor.................................. 23
Dee Fondy 66
Richie Ashburn............................ 16
Richie Ashburn.............................. 7
George Altman............................ 19
Lou Brock................................... 24
Billy Cowan................................. 12
Don Landrum.............................. 14
Adolfo Phillips............................. 32
Adolfo Phillips............................. 24
Don Kessinger, Adolfo Phillips....... 9
Don Kessinger............................. 11
Adolfo Phillips 66
Don Kessinger............................. 12
Don Kessinger............................. 15
Jose Cardenal............................. 25
Jose Cardenal............................. 19
Jose Cardenal............................. 23
Jose Cardenal............................. 34
Jose Cardenal............................. 23
Ivan DeJesus............................... 24
Ivan DeJesus............................... 41
Ivan DeJesus............................... 24
Jose Cardenal 129
Ivan DeJesus............................... 44
Leon Durham.............................. 25
Bump Wills................................. 35
Ryne Sandberg............................ 37
Bobby Dernier............................. 45
Ryne Sandberg............................ 54
Ryne Sandberg............................ 34
Ryne Sandberg............................ 21
Shawon Dunston......................... 30
Jerome Walton............................ 24
Ryne Sandberg 250
IF AT FIRST ...
On June 29, 1937, Cubs first baseman Jimmy Collins set a National League record by not having any fielding chances in the Cubs 11-9 victory over
the Cardinals in St. Louis. Left fielder Augie Galan and catcher Gabby Hartnett each had eight of the Cubs 27 putouts, followed by second
baseman Billy Herman (4), shortstop Billy Jurges (3), center fielder Joe Marty (2), starting right fielder Frank Demaree (1) and substitute
right fielder Phil Cavarretta (1). Herman had both Cubs assists in the game on force plays at second base.
The only other N.L. first baseman to accomplish that feat was the Cubs Fred McGriff on August 15, 2002, vs. Houston. Catchers Todd Hundley (14)
and Joe Girardi (3) recorded 17 of the clubs 27 putouts via the strikeout route. Shortstop Alex Gonzalez had the Cubs only assist on a
ninth-inning ground out.
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1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
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2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2000s
2010
2011
2012
2013
2010s
BATTING AVERAGE
Andre Dawson........................ .310
Ryne Sandberg....................... .291
Mark Grace............................ .307
Mark Grace............................ .325
Sammy Sosa.......................... .300
Mark Grace............................ .326
Mark Grace............................ .331
Mark Grace............................ .319
Mark Grace............................ .309
Mark Grace............................ .309
Mark Grace .311
Sammy Sosa.......................... .320
Sammy Sosa.......................... .328
Sammy Sosa.......................... .288
Mark Grudzielanek................. .314
Aramis Ramirez...................... .318
DerrekLee........................... *.335
Michael Barrett....................... .305
Derrek Lee.............................. .301
Ryan Theriot............................ .307
Derrek Lee.............................. .306
Derrek Lee .304
Starlin Castro......................... .300
Starlin Castro.......................... .307
Anthony Rizzo......................... .285
Dioner Navarro....................... .300
Starlin Castro .283
RUNS SCORED
Ryne Sandberg........................ *116
Ryne Sandberg.......................... 104
Ryne Sandberg.......................... 100
Sammy Sosa............................... 92
Sammy Sosa............................... 59
Mark Grace................................. 97
Brian McRae............................. 111
Sammy Sosa............................... 90
Sammy Sosa.........................*#134
Sammy Sosa............................. 114
Mark Grace 843
Sammy Sosa............................. 106
Sammy Sosa.........................*#146
Sammy Sosa........................... *122
Sammy Sosa............................... 99
Moises Alou.............................. 106
Derrek Lee................................ 120
Aramis Ramirez........................... 93
Alfonso Soriano........................... 97
Mark DeRosa............................ 103
Derrek Lee.................................. 91
Sammy Sosa 542
Marlon Byrd................................ 84
Starlin Castro.............................. 91
Starlin Castro.............................. 78
Anthony Rizzo............................. 71
Starlin Castro 281
HITS
Ryne Sandberg..........................188
Ryne Sandberg..........................170
Ryne Sandberg..........................186
Mark Grace...............................193
Sammy Sosa.............................128
Mark Grace...............................180
Mark Grace...............................181
Mark Grace...............................177
Sammy Sosa.............................198
Mark Grace...............................183
Mark Grace 1754
Sammy Sosa.............................193
Sammy Sosa.............................189
Sammy Sosa.............................160
Moises Alou..............................158
Moises Alou..............................176
Derrek Lee................................199
Juan Pierre..............................*204
Derrek Lee................................180
Derrek Lee................................181
Ryan Theriot..............................171
Aramis Ramirez 961
Marlon Byrd..............................170
Starlin Castro..........................*207
Starlin Castro............................183
Starlin Castro............................163
Starlin Castro 692
DOUBLES
Mark Grace................................. 32
Ryne Sandberg............................ 32
Mark Grace................................. 37
Mark Grace................................. 39
Rick Wilkins................................ 25
Mark Grace............................... *51
Mark Grace................................. 39
Mark Grace................................. 32
Mark Grace................................. 39
Mark Grace................................. 44
Mark Grace 364
Mark Grace................................. 41
Eric Young................................... 43
Corey Patterson.......................... 30
Mark Grudzielanek...................... 38
DerrekLee.................................. 39
Derrek Lee.................................. 50
Aramis Ramirez........................... 38
Derrek Lee.................................. 43
Aramis Ramirez........................... 44
Kosuke Fukudome...................... 38
Derrek Lee 218
Alfonso Soriano........................... 40
Starlin Castro.............................. 36
Alfonso Soriano........................... 33
Anthony Rizzo............................. 40
Starlin Castro 130
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TRIPLES
Shawon Dunston........................... 8
Shawon Dunston........................... 7
Ryne Sandberg.............................. 8
Dwight Smith, Sammy Sosa........... 5
Sammy Sosa................................. 6
Scott Bullett, Brian McRae............ 7
Brian McRae................................. 5
5 players tied at........................... 5
Brant Brown, Jose Hernandez........ 7
Lance Johnson.............................. 6
Mark Grace 30
Damon Buford, Jose Nieves........... 3
Michael Tucker.............................. 7
A. Gonzalez, C. Patterson............... 5
Corey Patterson............................ 7
M. Barrett, C. Patterson................. 5
Four Tied....................................... 3
Juan Pierre.................................. 13
Derrek Lee.................................... 5
Ryan Theriot.................................. 4
Kosuke Fukudome, Ryan Theriot.... 5
Corey Patterson 21
Tyler Colvin, Starlin Castro............. 5
Starlin Castro................................ 9
Starlin Castro.............................. 12
David DeJeus, Nate Schierholtz..... 3
Starlin Castro 28
HOME RUNS
Ryne Sandberg.......................... *40
Andre Dawson............................. 31
Ryne Sandberg............................ 26
Sammy Sosa............................... 33
Sammy Sosa............................... 25
Sammy Sosa............................... 36
Sammy Sosa............................... 40
Sammy Sosa............................... 36
Sammy Sosa............................. +66
Sammy Sosa............................... 63
Sammy Sosa 307
Sammy Sosa........................... *#50
Sammy Sosa............................... 64
Sammy Sosa............................. *49
Sammy Sosa............................... 40
Moises Alou................................ 39
Derrek Lee.................................. 46
Aramis Ramirez........................... 38
Alfonso Soriano........................... 33
Alfonso Soriano........................... 29
Derrek Lee.................................. 35
Sammy Sosa 238
Aramis Ramirez........................... 25
Carlos Pea................................ 28
Alfonso Soriano........................... 32
Anthony Rizzo............................. 23
Alfonso Soriano 99
RUNS BATTED IN
A. Dawson, R. Sandberg.............100
Andre Dawson...........................104
Andre Dawson.............................90
Mark Grace.................................98
Sammy Sosa...............................70
Sammy Sosa.............................119
Sammy Sosa.............................100
Sammy Sosa.............................119
Sammy Sosa.........................*#158
Sammy Sosa.............................141
Sammy Sosa 825
Sammy Sosa.............................138
Sammy Sosa.........................*#160
Sammy Sosa.............................108
Sammy Sosa.............................103
AramisRamirez.........................106
Derrek Lee................................107
Aramis Ramirez.........................119
Aramis Ramirez.........................101
Aramis Ramirez.........................111
Derrek Lee................................111
Aramis Ramirez 630
Aramis Ramirez...........................83
Aramis Ramirez...........................93
Alfonso Soriano.........................108
Anthony Rizzo.............................80
Alfonso Soriano 326
STOLEN BASES
S. Dunston, R. Sandberg.............. 25
Ced Landrum.............................. 27
Ryne Sandberg............................ 17
Sammy Sosa............................... 36
Sammy Sosa............................... 22
Sammy Sosa............................... 34
Brian McRae............................... 37
Shawon Dunston......................... 29
Sammy Sosa............................... 18
Lance Johnson............................ 13
Sammy Sosa 172
Eric Young................................... 54
Eric Young................................... 31
Corey Patterson.......................... 18
Tom Goodwin.............................. 19
Corey Patterson.......................... 32
D.Lee, C.Patterson..................... 15
Juan Pierre.................................. 58
Ryan Theriot................................ 28
Ryan Theriot................................ 22
Ryan Theriot................................ 21
Corey Patterson 86
Ryan Theriot................................ 16
Tony Campana............................ 24
Tony Campana............................ 30
Alfonso Soriano........................... 10
Starlin Castro 66
KEEPING THE ROTATION TOGETHER

The Cubs utilized as few as seven starters in a campaign as recently as 2004, when the only pitchers to start for the club were Matt Clement,
Greg Maddux, Sergio Mitre, Mark Prior, Glendon Rusch, Kerry Wood and Carlos Zambrano.
Since 1900, the club mark for fewest starters in a season is six set in 1901. During the 19th century, the team utilized as few as two starters in
four seasons, most recently during a 98-game 1883 campaign (Larry Corcoran 53 starts, Fred Goldsmith 45 starts).
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Cubs Batting Records Since 1900

CAREER BATTING RECORDS
LEFT-HANDED BATTER
RIGHT-HANDED BATTER
8,479, Billy Williams.........................At-Bats.......................... 9,421, Ernie Banks
.308, Mark Grace....................... Batting Average....... .336, Madlock, Stephenson
2,510, Billy Williams............................Hits............................. 2,583, Ernie Banks
1,692, Stan Hack.............................Singles..................... 1,624, Ryne Sandberg
456, Mark Grace.............................. Doubles............................. 407, Ernie Banks
117, Wildfire Schulte.........................Triples....................................93, Joe Tinker
392, Billy Williams.........................Home Runs........................ 545, Sammy Sosa
8, Nicholson, Williams...................Grand Slams........................... 12, Ernie Banks
1,353, Billy Williams...................Runs Batted In.................... 1,636, Ernie Banks
881, Billy Williams..................... Extra-Base Hits.................... 1,009, Ernie Banks
4,262, Billy Williams......................Total Bases....................... 4,706, Ernie Banks
.503, Billy Williams................ Slugging Percentage................. .590, Hack Wilson
Games: 2,528................................................................................... Ernie Banks
Consecutive Games Played: 1,117..................................................Billy Williams
Years: 20....................................................................................... Phil Cavarretta
Multiple-Homer Games: 65............................................................ Sammy Sosa
3-Homer Games: ++6..................................................................... Sammy Sosa
Runs Scored: 1,316..................................................................... Ryne Sandberg
Bases on Balls: 1,092.........................................................................Stan Hack
Strikeouts: 1,815........................................................................... Sammy Sosa
Stolen Bases: 383..........................................................................Frank Chance
Consecutive Successful Steal Attempts: 34. Eric Young (7/9/2000-4/6/2001)
SINGLE-SEASON BATTING RECORDS

LEFT-HANDED BATTER
RIGHT-HANDED BATTER
699, Juan Pierre (2006)...................At-Bats............... 674, Starlin Castro(2011)
.355, Phil Cavarretta (1945)...... Batting Average... .380, Rogers Hornsby (1929)
205, Billy Williams (1970)...................Hits.............. 229, Rogers Hornsby (1929)
156, Juan Pierre (2006)...................Singles..................165, Earl Adams (1927)
51, Mark Grace (1995).................... Doubles....... 57, Billy Herman (1935, 1936)
21, Schulte (1911), Saier (1913).............Triples...............19, Ryne Sandberg (1984)
42, Billy Williams (1970)...............Home Runs..............66, Sammy Sosa (1998)
129, Billy Williams (1970)..........Runs Batted In........ +191, Hack Wilson (1930)
80, Billy Williams (1970)........... Extra-Base Hits.........103, Sammy Sosa (2001)
373, Billy Williams (1970).............Total Bases............425, Sammy Sosa (2001)
.606, Billy Williams (1972).... Slugging Percentage... .737, Sammy Sosa (2001)
Games: 164.......................................... Ron Santo (1965), Billy Williams (1965)
Runs Scored: 156............................................................Rogers Hornsby (1929)
Grand Slams: *5................................................................... Ernie Banks (1955)
Home Runs, Home: 35........................................................ Sammy Sosa (1998)
Home Runs, Road: 31......................................................... Sammy Sosa (1998)
Home Runs, One Month: +20..................................... Sammy Sosa (June 1998)
Consecutive-Game Homer Streak: 5.... Hack Wilson (7/3-4 [DH], 7/6-7/1928),
Ryne Sandberg (8/7-11/1989),
Sammy Sosa (6/3-8/1998)
Home Runs, Two-Straight Games: ++5................. Billy Williams (9/8-10/1968),
Dave Kingman (7/27-28/1979)
Home Runs, Three-Straight Games: 5........Bill Nicholson (7/22-23 [DH]/1944),
Andre Dawson (6/1-3/1987; 8/20-22/1987),
Sammy Sosa (6/19-21/1998; 8/10-12/2002)
Home Runs, Calendar Week: **8........................Sammy Sosa (6/14-20/1998)
Home Runs, 10-Game Span: 9.........Sammy Sosa (5/25-6/7/1998; 6/13-21/1998)
Home Runs, Consecutive At-Bats: ++4...............Bill Nicholson (7/22-23/1944)
Home Runs vs. One Team: **13...................... Hank Sauer (1954 vs. Pittsburgh)
Home Runs Leading Off Games: 12............................... Alfonso Soriano (2007)
Multiple-Homer Games: ++11............................................ Sammy Sosa (1998)
Three-Homer Games: +3..................................................... Sammy Sosa (2001)
Homers, Consecutive Series: 15......................................... Sammy Sosa (1998)
Runs Batted In, Month: 53....................................... Hack Wilson (August 1930)
Consecutive Games with RBI: +17...... Ray Grimes (6/27-7/23/1922) (27 RBI)
Consecutive-Game Hitting Streak: 30.............................. Jerome Walton (1989)
Stolen Bases: 67................................................................Frank Chance (1903)
Consecutive Successful Steal Attempts: 28......... Eric Young (7/9/2000-end of
season)
Caught Stealing: 29..................................................... Charlie Hollocher (1922)
Bases on Balls: 147.......................................................Jimmy Sheckard (1911)
Intentional Bases on Balls: 37........................................... Sammy Sosa (2001)
Strikeouts: 174................................................................... Sammy Sosa (1997)
Fewest Strikeouts: 5...................................... Charlie Hollocher (1922) (592 AB)
Sacrifice Hits (Since 1954): 19...................................... Ryan Dempster (2008)
Sacrifice Flies (Since 1954): 14............................................ Ron Santo (1969)
Hit By Pitch: 17................................. Frank Chance (1905), Marlon Byrd (2010)
Grounded into Double Play: 27................ Ron Santo (1973), Derrek Lee (2008)
Fewest Grounded into Double Play: 0...................Augie Galan (1935) (646 AB)
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CUBS 200 HITS IN A SEASON

Cap Anson
Heinie Zimmerman
Charlie Hollocher
Jigger Statz
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Woody English
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Woody English
Billy Herman
Augie Galan
Billy Herman
Frank Demaree
Billy Herman
Billy Williams
Billy Williams
Billy Williams
Bill Buckner
Ryne Sandberg
Juan Pierre
Starlin Castro
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2007
LONGEST HITTING STREAKS

Bill Dahlen.................................. 42 games
Cal McVey.............................................. 30
Jerome Walton....................................... 30
Jimmy Ryan........................................... 29
Bill Dahlen............................................. 28
Ron Santo............................................. 28
Hack Wilson........................................... 27
Glenn Beckert........................................ 27
George Decker....................................... 26
Glenn Beckert........................................ 26
Hack Wilson........................................... 25
Gabby Hartnett...................................... 24
Stan Hack.............................................. 24
Heinie Zimmerman................................. 23
Hack Wilson........................................... 22
Bill Nicholson........................................ 21
Lenny Randle......................................... 21
Derrek Lee............................................. 21
Hack Wilson........................................... 20
Billy Herman.......................................... 20
Glenn Beckert........................................ 20
Rafael Palmeiro..................................... 20
Alfonso Soriano..................................... 20
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HITTING FOR THE CYCLE

Jimmy Ryan............................7/28/1888 vs. Detroit
Jimmy Ryan......................... 7/1/1891 vs. Cleveland
Hack Wilson.................. 6/23/1930 vs. Philadelphia
Babe Herman........................9/30/1933 @ St. Louis
Roy Smalley........................6/28/1950 vs. St. Louis
Lee Walls ............................7/2/1957 vs. Cincinnati
Billy Williams.........................7/17/1966 @ St. Louis
Randy Hundley.................... 8/11/1966 vs. Houston
Ivan DeJesus.......................4/22/1980 vs. St. Louis
Andre Dawson............ 4/29/1987 vs. San Francisco
Mark Grace........................ 5/9/1993 vs. San Diego
OPENING DAY RUNS SCORED

The Cubs scored a club-record 16 Opening Day runs in both
2005 and 2006.
In 2005, Chicago used an Opening Day-record 23 hits in a
16-6 win at Arizona on April 4 ... Aramis Ramirez drove in four
runs while Derrek Lee added five RBI.
In 2006, the Cubs beat the Reds, 16-7, on April 3 at Cincinnati ... Chicago used a seven-run sixth inning to break a 5-5
deadlock en route to the season-opening victory.
ROOKIE BATTING RECORDS

Games: 160............................................................................Ken Hubbs (1962)
At-Bats: 661...........................................................................Ken Hubbs (1962)
Batting Average: .352............................................................ Hack Miller (1922)
Runs Scored: 103............................................................ Ryne Sandberg (1982)
Hits: 206.............................................................................. Billy Herman (1932)
Singles: 156........................................................................ Billy Herman (1932)
Doubles: 42......................................................................... Billy Herman (1932)
Triples: 14...........................................................................Frank Schulte (1905)
Extra-Base Hits: 60............................................................Geovany Soto (2008)
Home Runs: 25................................................................... Billy Williams (1961)
Total Bases: 265.................................................................. Billy Herman (1932)
Runs Batted In: 86.......................... Billy Williams (1961), Geovany Soto (2008)
Stolen Bases: 43..........................................................George Grantham (1923)
Bases on Balls: 92............................................................. Eddie Stanky (1943)
Strikeouts: 143.................................................................. Byron Browne (1966)
Consecutive-Game Hitting Streak: 30.............................. Jerome Walton (1989)
CLUB SINGLE-SEASON BATTING RECORDS

Highest Batting Average: .309................................................................... 1930
Lowest Batting Average: .236.................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
.238.............................................. 1963, 1965, 2013
Most At-Bats: 5,675................................................................................... 1988
Fewest At-Bats: 3,546................................................ 1981 (Shortened Season)
4,581................................................................................ 1919
Most Runs Scored: 998.............................................................................. 1930
Fewest Runs Scored: 370........................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
454........................................................................... 1919
Most Hits: 1,722........................................................................................ 1930
Fewest Hits: 838........................................................ 1981 (Shortened Season)
1,174..................................................................................... 1919
Most Doubles: 340...........................................................................1931, 2007
Fewest Doubles: 133.................................................................................. 1902
Most Triples: 101....................................................................................... 1911
Fewest Triples: 18...................................................................................... 2013
Most Home Runs: 235................................................................................ 2004
Fewest Home Runs: 6................................................................................. 1902
Consecutive Games with Home Runs: 17................................1998 (8/19-9/5)
Start of Season: +13...............................................................1954 (4/13-5/2)
Grand Slams: 9........................................................................................... 1929
Most Runs Batted In: 940.......................................................................... 1930
Fewest Runs Batted In: 348....................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
387....................................................................... 1919
Most Total Bases: 2,684............................................................................. 1930
Fewest Total Bases: 1,205.......................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
1,455.......................................................................... 1902
Most Extra-Base Hits: 572......................................................................... 2004
Fewest Extra-Base Hits: 179...................................................................... 1902
Highest Slugging Percentage: *.481.......................................................... 1930
Lowest Slugging Percentage: .299............................................................. 1902
Most Sacrifice Hits: 270.......................................................................... 1908
Most Sacrifice Flies: 66........................................................................... 1975
Most Stolen Bases: 283............................................................................. 1906
Fewest Stolen Bases: 22............................................................................ 1947
Most Caught Stealing: *149...................................................................... 1924
Most Bases on Balls: 650.......................................................................... 1975
Fewest Bases on Balls: 298.............................................................1904, 1919
Most Strikeouts: 1,269.............................................................................. 2002
Fewest Strikeouts: 343.............................................. 1918 (Shortened Season)
359............................................................................... 1919
Most Hit By Pitch: 66................................................................................. 2001
Fewest Hit By Pitch: 13....................................................................1956, 1981
Most Sacrifice Bunts (Since 1954): 117................................................... 2001
Most Grounded into Double Plays: 161..................................................... 1933
Fewest Grounded into Double Plays: 78..................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
87..................................................... 1991
Most Left on Base: 1,262.......................................................................... 1975
Fewest Left on Base: 721........................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
956.......................................................................... 1995
Most Times Shut Out: 22..................................................................1915, 1968
Fewest Times Shut Out: 4.........................................seven times, last time 2001
+Major League Record *National League Record
++Ties Major League Record **Ties National League Record
ONLY CUBS TO
HOMER IN FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE AT-BAT
Paul Gillespie: 9/11/1942 @ N.Y. Giants
Frank Ernaga: 5/24/1957 vs. Milwaukee Braves (first PA)
Cuno Barragan: 9/1/1961 vs. San Francisco (first PA)
Carmelo Martinez: 8/22/1983 vs. Cincinnati
Jim Bullinger: 6/8/1992 @ St. Louis (first pitch)
Starlin Castro: 5/7/2010 @ Cincinnati
HOMER IN CONSECUTIVE PINCH-HIT AT-BATS
Dale Long: 8/13-8/14/1959
Carmen Fanzone: 7/31-9/10/1974
Darrin Jackson: 8/14-8/16/1988
Henry Rodriguez: 4/29-5/10/2000
Dioner Navarro: 4/12-13/2013
HIT GRAND SLAMS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES
Sammy Sosa: 7/27-7/28/1998
HIT TWO GRAND SLAMS IN SAME GAME
8/16/1890 vs. Pittsburgh: Tom Burns and Malachi Kittridge
6/3/1987 vs. Houston: Brian Dayett and Keith Moreland
HIT TWO PINCH-HOMERS IN SAME GAME
6/9/1954 vs. Philadelphia: Joe Garagiola and Bill Serena
9/10/1974 vs. Pittsburgh: Carmen Fanzone and Jim Tyrone
8/23/1975 vs. Houston: Champ Summers and Rick Monday
7/13/1997 vs. St. Louis: Jose Hernandez and Kevin Orie
9/12/1998 vs. Milwaukee: Tyler Houston and Orlando Merced
HIT THREE CONSECUTIVE HOME RUNS
8/11/1941 @ St. Louis:
Phil Cavarretta, Stan Hack and Bill Nicholson (5th inn.)
4/16/1955 @ St. Louis:
Randy Jackson, Ernie Banks and Dee Fondy (2nd inn.)
5/17/1977 vs. San Diego:
Larry Biittner, Bobby Murcer and Jerry Morales (5th inn.)
9/6/1993 @ Philadelphia:
Steve Buechele, Willie Wilson and Steve Lake (6th inn.)
4/19/1996 vs. San Francisco:
Brian McRae, Ryne Sandberg and Mark Grace (6th inn.)
8/10/1998 @ San Francisco:
Sammy Sosa, Mark Grace and Henry Rodriguez (5th inn.)
6/18/1999 @ San Francisco:

Sammy Sosa, Mark Grace and Henry Rodriguez (8th inn.)
9/29/2001 vs. Houston:
Fred McGriff, Rondell White and Todd Hundley (1st inn.)
6/24/2003 vs. Milwaukee:
Kerry Wood, Mark Grudzielanek and Alex Gonzalez (6th inn.)
9/15/2004 vs.Pittsburgh:
Derrek Lee, Sammy Sosa and MichaelBarrett (1st inn.)
HIT BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS TWICE IN SAME GAME
4/16/1955 @ St. Louis:
Ernie Banks and Dee Fondy (2nd and 6th innings)
CUBS TWO-GAME RECORDS

Most Hits: 12................ Cal McVey, 7/22-7/25/1876 (6, 6)
Since 1900: 9.......... Billy Williams, 5/14-5/15/1967 (5, 4)

Sammy Sosa, 6/30-7/2/1993 (3, 6)
Most Home Runs: 5......... Cap Anson, 8/6-8/7/1884 (3, 2)

Billy Williams, 9/8-9/10/1968 (2, 3)

Dave Kingman, 7/27-7/28/1979 (2, 3)
Most RBI: 14........... Sammy Sosa, 8/10-8/11/2002 (9, 5)
CUBS DOUBLEHEADER RECORDS

Most Hits: 8...... Frank Demaree, 8/21/1935 @ Philadelphia

Frank Demaree, 7/5/1937 vs. St. Louis

Ken Hubbs, 5/20/1962 @ Philadelphia

Billy Williams, 7/11/1972 vs. Houston
Most Home Runs: 4............. Clyde McCullough, 7/26/1942

@ Philadelphia

Bill Nicholson, 7/23/1944 @ N.Y. Giants

Adolfo Phillips, 6/11/1967 vs. N.Y. Mets
Most RBI: 10................. Ron Santo, 7/6/1970 vs. Montreal
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Cubs Single-Game Batting Records

INDIVIDUAL BATTING
Most Runs: ++6...................................................... Cap Anson (8/24/1886 vs. Boston Braves), Jimmy Ryan (7/25/1894 vs. Pittsburgh)

Since 1900: 5.............................................. 13 times, most recently by Jody Davis (6/3/1987 vs. Houston)
Most Hits: 6............................................................ 10 times, most recently by Sammy Sosa (7/2/1993 @ Colorado)
Most Hits, Opening Day: 5...................................... Billy Herman (4/14/1936 @ St. Louis)
Most Hits, First Major League Game: 3................. Doug Dascenzo (9/2/1988 vs. Cincinnati), Kosuke Fukudome (3/31/2008 vs. Milwaukee),

Junior Lake (7/19/13 @ Colorado)
Most Hits, Consecutive At-Bats: 9.......................... Sammy Sosa (6/30-7/2/1993)
Most Doubles: ++4................................................. four times, most recently by Matt Murton (8/3/2006-2 vs. Arizona)
Most Triples: 3........................................................ seven times, most recently by Shawon Dunston (7/28/1990 @ Montreal)
Most Home Runs: 3................................................ 40 times, most recently by Dioner Navarro (5/29/13 vs. White Sox)
Most Home Runs, Opening Day: 3.......................... Tuffy Rhodes (4/4/1994 vs. New York Mets)
Most Extra-Base Hits: ++5..................................... George Gore (7/9/1885 vs. Providence)

Since 1900: 4.............................................. 20 times, most recently by Alfonso Soriano (7/13/2012 vs. Arizona)
Most Total Bases: 14.............................................. three times, most recently by George Mitterwald (4/17/1974 vs. Pittsburgh)
Most Runs Batted In: 9.......................................... Heinie Zimmerman (6/11/1911 vs. Boston Braves), Sammy Sosa (8/10/2002 @ Colorado)
Most Runs Batted In, Opening Day: 7.................... Corey Patterson (3/31/2003 @ New York Mets)
Most Bases on Balls: ++6...................................... Walt Wilmot (8/22/1891 vs. Cleveland Spiders)

Since 1900: 5.............................................. Elrod Hendricks (9/16/1972 vs. New York Mets), Andre Dawson (5/22/1990 vs. Cincinnati),

Eric Young (6/30/2000 @ Milwaukee Brewers)
Most Times Reaching Base: 7................................ Cliff Heathcote (8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia), Eric Young (6/30/2000 @ Milwaukee Brewers)
Most Strikeouts: 6.................................................. Don Hoak (5/2/1956 vs. New York Giants)
Most Sacrifice Flies: ++3....................................... Harry Steinfeldt (5/5/1909 vs. Cincinnati), Ernie Banks (6/2/1961 @ Cincinnati)
Most Hit By Pitch: ++3........................................... Frank Chance (5/30/1904 @ Cincinnati)
Most Stolen Bases: ++7......................................... George Gore (6/25/1881 vs. Providence)

Since 1900: 5.............................................. Eric Young (5/14/2000 @ Montreal)
Most Steals of Home: ++2..................................... Joe Tinker (6/28/1910 vs. Cincinnati)
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-INNING RECORDS
Most Hits: ++3....................................................... Tommy Burns (9/6/1883 vs. Detroit Wolverines 7th), Fred Pfeffer (9/6/1883 vs. Detroit

Wolverines 7th), Ed Williamson (9/6/1883 vs. Detroit Wolverines 7th)
Most Home Runs: 2................................................ Sammy Sosa (5/16/1996 vs. Houston 7th), Mark Bellhorn (8/29/2002 @ Milwaukee

4th), Jim Edmonds (6/21/2008 vs. Chicago 4th)
Most Home Runs, Consecutive Innings: ++3......... Sammy Sosa (8/10/2002 @ Colorado 3rd, 4th, 5th)
Most Runs Batted In: 5.......................................... Billy Williams (5/1/1964 @ Houston 1st), Mark Bellhorn (8/29/2002 @ Milwaukee 4th)
CLUB BATTING
Most Runs: +36...................................................... 6/29/1897 vs. Louisville

Since 1900: 26............................................ 8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia, 8/18/1995 @ Colorado
Most Hits: 32.......................................................... 7/3/1883 vs. Buffalo, 6/29/1897 vs. Louisville

Since 1900: 28............................................ 7/3/1945 @ Boston Braves
Most Doubles: 14................................................... 7/3/1883 vs. Buffalo

Since 1900: 10............................................ 7/12/1931 @ St. Louis
Most Triples: 9........................................................ 5/3/1896 vs. St. Louis
Most Home Runs: 7................................................ 6/11/1967 vs. New York Mets, 8/19/1970 vs. San Diego, 5/17/1977 vs. San Diego
Most Grand Slams: ++2......................................... 8/16/1890 vs. Pittsburgh, 6/3/1987 vs. Houston
Most Extra-Base Hits: 16....................................... 7/3/1883 vs. Buffalo
Most Players Used: *27......................................... 9/21/1978 vs. Pittsburgh, 9/2/1986 vs. Houston
Biggest Win Since 1900: 22 runs........................... 7/3/1945 @ Boston Braves (Cubs 24-2)
Biggest Loss Since 1900: 22 runs.......................... 9/16/1975 vs. Pittsburgh (Pirates 22-0)
Largest Shutout Win Since 1900: 19-0.................. 6/7/1906 @ New York Giants, 5/13/1969 vs. San Diego
Most Runs, Doubleheader Shutout: 12.................. 7/11/1965 vs. St. Louis
Most Runs, Both Clubs: 49.................................... 8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia (Cubs 26-23)
Most Home Runs, Both Clubs: **11...................... 6/11/1967 vs. New York Mets (Cubs 7, Mets 4), 7/28/1977 vs. Cincinnati (Cubs 6, Reds 5),

5/17/1979 vs. Philadelphia (Cubs 6, Phillies 5), 6/18/2006 vs. Detroit (Cubs 3, Tigers 8)
Most Walks Drawn: 17............................................ 5/30/1887 @ New York Giants
Most Strikeouts: 23................................................ 5/31/2003 vs. Houston (16 innings)

Nine Innings: 20.......................................... 8/1/1999 vs. New York Mets, 7/31/2002 vs. San Diego
CLUB SINGLE-INNING RECORDS
Most Runs: +18...................................................... 9/6/1883 vs. Detroit Wolverines 7th

Since 1900: 14............................................ 8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia 4th
Most Hits: +18....................................................... 9/6/1883 vs. Detroit Wolverines 7th

Since 1900: 11............................................ 8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia 4th
Most Home Runs: 4................................................ 5/12/1930 vs. New York 7th, 4/27/2000 @ Houston 1st, 6/21/2008 vs. White Sox 4th
Most Consecutive Hits: ++10................................. 9/7/1929 vs. Boston Braves 4th
+Major League Record ++Ties Major League Record *National League Record **Ties National League Record
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Cubs Single-Season Batting Leaders

BATTING AVERAGE (SINCE 1900)
Rogers Hornsby (1929)............ .380
Heinie Zimmerman (1912)...... .372
Riggs Stephenson (1929)........ .362
Kiki Cuyler (1929).................... .360
Hack Wilson (1930)................. .356
Kiki Cuyler (1930).................... .355
Phil Cavarretta (1945)............. .355
Ray Grimes (1922).................. .354
Bill Madlock (1975)................. .354
Hack Miller (1922).................. .352
AT-BATS
Juan Pierre (2006)......................699
Starlin Castro (2011)..................674
Billy Herman (1935)...................666
Starlin Castro (2013)..................666
Don Kessinger (1969).................664
Ken Hubbs (1962)......................661
Bill Buckner (1982)....................657
Billy Herman (1932)...................656
Glenn Beckert (1966).................656
Statz (1923)/Kessinger (1968)......655
RUNS SCORED
Rogers Hornsby (1929)...............156
King Kelly (1886)........................155
Kiki Cuyler (1930).......................155
Woody English (1930).................152
George Gore (1886)....................150
Bill Dahlen (1894)......................150
Hack Wilson (1930)....................146
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................146
Hugh Duffy (1889)......................144
Jimmy Ryan (1889).....................140
HITS
Rogers Hornsby (1929)...............229
Kiki Cuyler (1930).......................228
Billy Herman (1935)...................227
Cap Anson (1887).......................224
Woody English (1930).................214
Frank Demaree (1936)...............212
Billy Herman (1936)...................211
Jigger Statz (1923).....................209
Hack Wilson (1930)....................208
Zimmerman (1912)/Castro (2011)....207
SINGLES
Cap Anson (1887).......................171
Bill Everitt (1898).......................169
Bill Everitt (1895).......................168
Sparky Adams (1927).................165
Frank Demaree (1936)...............159
Jigger Statz (1923).....................158
Billy Herman (1935)...................157
Glenn Beckert (1966).................157
Herman (1932)/Beckert (1971) ....156
Pierre (2006)
DOUBLES
Billy Herman (1935)..................... 57
Billy Herman (1936)..................... 57
Mark Grace (1995)....................... 51
Derrek Lee (2005)........................ 50
Kiki Cuyler (1930)......................... 50
Ned Williamson (1883)................. 49
Riggs Stephenson (1932)............. 49
Rogers Hornsby (1929)................. 47
Riggs Stephenson (1927)............. 46
Walt Wilmot (1894)...................... 45
TRIPLES
Frank Schulte (1911).................... 21
Vic Saier (1913)........................... 21
Bill Dahlen (1892)........................ 19
Bill Dahlen (1896)........................ 19
Ryne Sandberg (1984).................. 19
Billy Herman (1939)..................... 18
Jimmy Ryan (1897)....................... 17
Heinie Zimmerman (1911)........... 17
Kiki Cuyler (1930)......................... 17
Woody English (1930)................... 17
HOME RUNS
Sammy Sosa (1998)..................... 66
Sammy Sosa (2001)..................... 64
Sammy Sosa (1999)..................... 63
Hack Wilson (1930)...................... 56
Sammy Sosa (2000)..................... 50
Andre Dawson (1987)................... 49
Sammy Sosa (2002)..................... 49
Dave Kingman (1979)................... 48
Ernie Banks (1958)....................... 47
Derrek Lee(2005)........................ 46
EXTRA-BASE HITS
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................103
Derrek Lee (2005)........................ 99
Hack Wilson (1930)...................... 97
Rogers Hornsby (1929)................. 94
Sammy Sosa (1999)..................... 89
Sammy Sosa (2000)..................... 89
Sammy Sosa (1998)..................... 86
Ernie Banks (1957)....................... 83
Ernie Banks (1955)....................... 82
Ernie Banks (1958)....................... 81
TOTAL BASES
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................425
Hack Wilson (1930)....................423
Sammy Sosa (1998)...................416
Rogers Hornsby (1929)...............409
Sammy Sosa (1999)...................397
Derrek Lee (2005)......................393
Sammy Sosa (2000)...................383
Ernie Banks (1958).....................379
Billy Williams (1970)...................373
Billy Williams (1965)...................356
RUNS BATTED IN
Hack Wilson (1930)....................191
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................160
Hack Wilson (1929)....................159
Sammy Sosa (1998)...................158
Rogers Hornsby (1929)...............149
Cap Anson (1886).......................147
Ernie Banks (1959).....................143
Sammy Sosa (1999)...................141
Sammy Sosa (2000)...................138
Andre Dawson (1987).................137
STOLEN BASES (SINCE 1900)

Frank Chance (1903).................... 67
Bill Maloney (1905)...................... 59
Juan Pierre (2006)........................ 58
Frank Chance (1906).................... 57
Ryne Sandberg (1985).................. 54
Eric Young (2000)......................... 54
Johnny Evers (1906)..................... 49
Davey Lopes (1985)..................... 47
Johnny Evers (1907)..................... 46
Bobby Dernier (1984)................... 45
WALKS
Jimmy Sheckard (1911)..............147
Jimmy Sheckard (1912)..............122
Richie Ashburn (1960)................116
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................116
Cap Anson (1890).......................113
Johnny Evers (1910)...................108
Hack Wilson (1930)....................105
Gary Matthews (1984)................103
Sammy Sosa (2002)...................103
George Gore (1886)....................102
STRIKEOUTS
Sammy Sosa (1997)...................174
Sammy Sosa (1998)...................171
Sammy Sosa (1999)...................171
Sammy Sosa (2000)...................168
Corey Patterson(2004)...............168
Carlos Pea (2011)....................161
Alfonso Soriano (2012)...............153
Sammy Sosa (2001)...................153
Mark Bellhorn (2002).................144
Sammy Sosa (2002)...................144
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Sammy Sosa (2001)................ .737
Hack Wilson (1930)................. .723
Rogers Hornsby (1929)............ .679
Derrek Lee (2005)................... .662
Sammy Sosa (1998)................ .647
Sammy Sosa (1999)................ .635
Sammy Sosa (2000)................ .634
Gabby Hartnett (1930)............ .630
Hack Wilson (1929)................. .618
Ernie Banks (1958).................. .614
ON-BASE PCT. (SINCE 1900)

Rogers Hornsby (1929)............ .459
Hack Wilson (1930)................. .454
Frank Chance (1905)............... .450
Phil Cavarretta (1945)............. .449
Riggs Stephenson (1929)........ .445
Ray Grimes (1922).................. .442
Frank Chance (1903)............... .439
Bob OFarrell (1922)................ .439
Kiki Cuyler (1929).................... .438
Sammy Sosa (2001)................ .437
Cubs Single-Season Leaders By Position Since 1900

POS
1B
2B
SS
3B
LF
CF
RF
C
P
BATTING AVERAGE
Phil Cavarretta (1945)...........
Rogers Hornsby (1929)..........
Charlie Hollocher (1922).......
Heinie Zimmerman (1912)....
Riggs Stephenson (1929)......
Hack Wilson (1930)...............
Kiki Cuyler (1929)..................
Gabby Hartnett (1935)..........
Percy Jones (1927)................
.355
.380
.340
.372
.362
.356
.360
.344
.350
RUNS SCORED
Derrek Lee (2005).................... 120
Rogers Hornsby (1929)............. 156
Woody English (1930)............... 152
Stan Hack (1939)..................... 112
Billy Williams (1970)................. 137
Hack Wilson (1930).................. 146
Kiki Cuyler (1930)..................... 155
Gabby Hartnett (1930)............... 84
Bob Wicker (1903)..................... 18
HITS
Bill Buckner (1982).................. 201
Rogers Hornsby (1929)............. 229
Woody English (1930)............... 214
Heinie Zimmerman (1912)....... 207
Billy Williams (1970)................. 205
Jigger Statz (1923)................... 209
Kiki Cuyler (1930)..................... 228
Gabby Hartnett (1930)............. 172
Lon Warneke (1933)................... 30
DOUBLES
Mark Grace (1995)..................... 51
Billy Herman (1935, 1936)......... 57
English (1931), Kessinger(1969)...38
Aramis Ramirez (2008)............... 44
Riggs Stephenson (1932)........... 49
Kiki Cuyler (1934)....................... 42
Kiki Cuyler (1930)....................... 50
Geovany Soto (2008).................. 35
Charlie Root (1930, 1931)............ 8
POS
1B
2B
SS
3B
LF
CF
RF
C
P
TRIPLES
Vic Saier (1913)......................... 21
Ryne Sandberg (1984)................ 19
Woody English (1930)................. 17
Heinie Zimmerman (1912)......... 14
Topsy Hartsel (1901).................. 16
Solly Hofman (1910).................. 16
Frank Schulte (1911).................. 21
Johnny Kling (1903).................... 13
Taylor (1903), Root (1929)........... 4
HOME RUNS
Derrek Lee (2005)......................46
Ryne Sandberg (1990)................ 40
Ernie Banks (1958)..................... 47
AramisRamirez(2006)............... 38
Dave Kingman (1979)................. 48
Hack Wilson (1930).................... 56
Sammy Sosa (1998)................... 66
Gabby Hartnett (1930)............... 37
Jenkins (1971), Zambrano (2006)....6
RUNS BATTED IN
DerrekLee(2009).................... 111
Rogers Hornsby (1929)............. 149
Ernie Banks (1959)................... 143
Ron Santo (1969)..................... 123
Billy Williams (1970)................. 129
Hack Wilson (1930).................. 191
Sammy Sosa (2001)................. 160
Gabby Hartnett (1930)............. 122
Fergie Jenkins (1971)................. 20
STOLEN BASES
Frank Chance (1903).................. 67
Sandberg (1985), Young (2000).. 54
Ivan DeJesus (1980)................... 44
Ryne Sandberg (1982)................ 32
Davey Lopes (1985)................... 47
Juan Pierre (2006)...................... 58
Billy Maloney (1905).................. 59
Johnny Kling (1902, 1903)......... 23
Nixey Callahan (1900).................. 5
307
Cubs Home Run Records

CUBS THREE-HOMER GAMES ACCOMPLISHED 40 TIMES (*Consecutive At-Bats)
Edward Williamson..............5/30/1884-2 vs. Detroit
Walt Moryn..................5/30/1958-2 vs. Los Angeles
Brant Brown...................6/18/1998 vs. Philadelphia
Cap Anson*.........................8/6/1884 vs. Cleveland
Ernie Banks*........ 5/29/1962 vs. Milwaukee Braves
Sammy Sosa*.......................8/9/2001 vs. Colorado
Hack Wilson....................7/26/1930 @ Philadelphia
Ernie Banks...................... 6/9/1963 vs. Los Angeles
Sammy Sosa.................... 8/22/2001 vs. Milwaukee
Rogers Hornsby*................ 4/24/1931 @ Pittsburgh
Adolfo Phillips*............... 6/11/1967-2 vs. N.Y. Mets
Sammy Sosa*.......................9/23/2001 @ Houston
Babe Herman................7/20/1933 vs. Philadelphia
Billy Williams..................... 9/10/1968 vs. N.Y. Mets
Sammy Sosa*......................8/10/2002 @ Colorado
Henry Leiber*.....................7/4/1939-1 vs. St. Louis
Rick Monday*.................5/16/1972 @ Philadelphia
Moises Alou...........................7/4/2003 vs. St. Louis
Clyde McCullough*..... 7/26/1942-1 @ Philadelphia
George Mitterwald............ 4/17/1974 vs. Pittsburgh
Aramis Ramirez..............7/30/2004 vs. Philadelphia
Bill Nicholson*..............7/23/1944-1 @ N.Y. Giants
Dave Kingman................. 5/14/1978 @ Los Angeles
Aramis Ramirez.................. 9/16/2004 @ Cincinnati
Andy Pafko*..................... 8/2/1950-2 @ N.Y. Giants
Dave Kingman...............5/17/1979 vs. Philadelphia
Alfonso Soriano*...................... 6/8/2007 @ Atlanta
Hank Sauer*.............. 8/28/1950-1 vs. Philadelphia
Dave Kingman*...................7/28/1979 @ N.Y. Mets
Alfonso Soriano.....................9/6/2008 @ Cincinnati
Hank Sauer....................6/11/1952 vs. Philadelphia
Andre Dawson*................8/1/1987 vs. Philadelphia
Aramis Ramirez....................7/20/2010 vs. Houston
Ernie Banks........................ 8/4/1955 vs. Pittsburgh
Tuffy Rhodes*.......................4/4/1994 vs. N.Y. Mets
Dioner Navarro*....................5/29/13 vs. White Sox
Ernie Banks*.................9/14/1957-2 vs. Pittsburgh
Sammy Sosa*..................6/5/1996 vs. Philadelphia
Lee Walls......................... 4/24/1958 @ Los Angeles
Sammy Sosa.................... 6/15/1998 vs. Milwaukee
WRIGLEY FIELD/ROAD CAREER HOME RUN LEADERS
CUBS BATTERS AT WRIGLEY FIELD
CUBS BATTERS ON THE ROAD
VISITING PLAYERS AT WRIGLEY FIELD
Sammy Sosa....................................................... 293
Sammy Sosa....................................................... 252
Willie Mays........................................................... 51
Ernie Banks........................................................ 290
Ernie Banks........................................................ 222
Hank Aaron........................................................... 50
Billy Williams...................................................... 231
Billy Williams...................................................... 161
Mike Schmidt....................................................... 50
Ron Santo........................................................... 212
Ron Santo........................................................... 125
Mel Ott................................................................. 38
Ryne Sandberg.................................................... 164
Aramis Ramirez................................................... 119
Eddie Mathews..................................................... 36
CUBS CAREER MULTI-HOMER GAME LEADERS
BATTER
MULTI 2-HR 3-HR
Sammy Sosa
65 59 6
Ernie Banks
42 38 4
Billy Williams
29 28 1
Ryne Sandberg
25 25 0
Ron Santo
25 25 0
Hack Wilson
24 23 1
Aramis Ramirez
19 16 3
Andre Dawson
18 17 1
BATTER
MULTI 2-HR 3-HR
Hank Sauer
18 16 2
Alfonso Soriano
18 16 2
Derrek Lee
16 16 0
Gabby Hartnett
14 14 0
Bill Nicholson
13 12 1
Rick Monday
10
9 1
Dave Kingman
10
7 3
Leon Durham
10 10 0
CUBS SINGLE-SEASON HOME/ROAD LEADERS

1998
2001
1930
1999
1958
2004
1970
1987
AT HOME
Sammy Sosa......................35
Sammy Sosa......................34
Hack Wilson.......................33
Sammy Sosa......................33
Ernie Banks........................30
Moises Alou........................29
Billy Williams......................28
Andre Dawson....................27
1998
1999
2001
2000
2002
2006
1930
1960
1979
ON ROAD
Sammy Sosa......................31
Sammy Sosa......................30
Sammy Sosa......................30
Sammy Sosa......................28
Sammy Sosa......................25
Aramis Ramirez..................24
Hack Wilson.......................23
Ernie Banks........................23
Dave Kingman....................23
Cubs Grand Slam Records

CUBS CAREER GRAND SLAM LEADERS
Ernie Banks....................................12
Bill Nicholson...................................8
Billy Williams....................................8
Sammy Sosa.....................................8
Derrek Lee........................................6
Aramis Ramirez.................................6
Jody Davis.........................................5
Gabby Hartnett.................................5
Andy Pafko........................................5
Ryne Sandberg..................................5
Ron Santo.........................................5
5 players tied at*.............................4
GRAND SLAM FACTS AND FIGURES

The Cubs have hit 297 grand slams in franchise history, including
three in both 2012 and 2013.
The Cubs record for grand slams in a season is nine, recorded in
1929 by Hack Wilson (2), Rogers Hornsby (2), Charlie Grimm (2),
Riggs Stephenson, Norman McMillan and Kiki Cuyler. McMillans
roundtripper was of the inside-the-park variety.
The clubs first grand slam was hit by pitcher Larry Corcoran on June
20, 1882, off Worcesters Lee Richmond at Chicagos Lakefront Park.
The only Cubs to hit more than two grand slams in one season are
Ernie Banks (5 in 1955), Wildfire Schulte (4 in 1911) and Sammy
Sosa (3 in 1998). Sosa hit grand slams in back-to-back games July
27-July 28 of that season, becoming the first Cub to accomplish
that feat.
On June 3, 1987, the Cubs and Houston Astros combined to hit
three grand slams tying a major league single-game record. Two
Cubs hit bases-loaded roundtrippers Brian Dayett (off Bob Knepper) and Keith Moreland (off Julio Solano). Houstons Billy Hatcher
hit a grand slam in the contest off Rick Sutcliffe.
On August 16, 1890, Chicago batters Tom Burns and Malachi Kittridge both connected for fifth-inning grand slams off Pittsburghs
Bill Phillips for the franchises only multiple grand slam inning.
308
CUBS PINCH-HIT GRAND SLAMS SINCE 1900 (27)

BATTER DATE/OPPONENT
Chick Tolson
5/1/1927 vs. Pittsburgh
Rogers Hornsby
9/13/1931 @ Boston Braves
Harvey Hendrick
7/23/1933 vs. Philadelphia
Bob Scheffing
9/20/1941 @ St. Louis
Dom Dallesandro
6/21/1942 @ N.Y. Giants
Frank Secory
6/6/1946 vs. N.Y. Giants
Cliff Aberson
9/9/1947 vs. Brooklyn
Ron Northey
9/18/1950 @ Brooklyn
Phil Cavarretta
Bill Serena
8/14/1953 vs. Milwaukee Braves
Earl Averill
5/12/1959 vs. Milwaukee Braves
Bill Madlock
9/28/1974 @ Los Angeles
Champ Summers
8/23/1975 vs. Houston
Pete LaCock
9/3/1975 @ St. Louis
Tim Hosley
Dave Rader
6/26/1978 vs. New York
Mike Vail
6/30/1979 vs. New York
Brian Dayett
5/22/1985 vs. Cincinnati
Jim Sundberg
7/8/1987 vs. San Diego
Dwight Smith
7/31/1989 @ Philadelphia
Andre Dawson
4/19/1991 @ Pittsburgh
Glenallen Hill
Roosevelt Brown
9/19/2000 @ Milwaukee
Julio Zuleta
6/5/2001 vs. St. Louis
Michael Barrett
5/24/2004@Pittsburgh-Game 1
Derrek Lee
5/19/2007 vs. White Sox
David DeJesus
PITCHER
Ray Kremer
Bruce Cunningham
Phil Collins
Howie Krist
Bill McGee
Dave Koslo
Vic Lombardi
Dan Bankhead
Robin Roberts
Dave Jolly
Lew Burdette
Don Sutton
Jim York
Bob Gibson
Randy Lerch
Dale Murray
Dale Murray
Tom Browning
Lance McCullers
Greg Harris
Stan Belinda
Julian Tavarez
Juan Acevedo
Alan Benes
Brian Meadows
Boone Logan
Kameron Loe
CUBS INSIDE-THE-PARK GRAND SLAMS SINCE 1900 (10)

BATTER DATE/OPPONENT
Frank Chance
8/4/1902 @Philadelphia
Bill Maloney
Cy Williams
8/5/1913 vs. Brooklyn
Heinie Zimmerman 8/18/1914 vs. Brooklyn
Barney Friberg
7/15/1923 @ New York Giants
Jigger Statz
8/9/1924 @ Boston Braves
Norm McMillan
Eddie Waitkus
8/24/1947 @ New York Giants
Jack Cusick
Chico Walker
8/28/1991 @ San Francisco
PITCHER
Doc White
Jack Harper
Nap Rucker
Pat Ragan
Claude Jonnard
Larry Benton
Rube Ehrhardt
Hooks Iott
Ken Johnson
Paul McClellan
Cubs Pinch-Hitting Records

Most Pinch Hits, Season: 20.............................. Thad Bosley (1985),

Dave Clark (1997)
Most Pinch Hits, Club, Inning: +4.................. 5/21/1927 @ Brooklyn

(9th inning)
Most Pinch Homers, Career: 9...................................... Glenallen Hill
Most Pinch Homers, Season: 4......................... Glenallen Hill (1999)
Most Pinch Homers, Club, Season: 10...................................... 1998
Most Pinch Grand Slams, Club, Season: +3.............................. 1975
Most Pinch Homers, Club, Game: +2................5 times, most recently

9/12/1998 vs. Milwaukee
Most Pinch RBI, Season: 22.................................. Dave Clark (1997)
Most Consecutive Pinch Hits: 6.......................Bobby Adams (1958),

Mike Vail (1978)
Most Consecutive Pinch Hitters: +5............ 9/20/1996 @ Pittsburgh

(7th inning)
+Ties Major League Record
CUBS CAREER PINCH-HIT LEADERS

Dwight Smith..................................50
Larry Biittner...................................46
Thad Bosley....................................46
Phil Cavarretta................................46
Bob Will..........................................46
Dom Dallesandro............................45
Scot Thompson...............................39
Dave Clark......................................31
Mike Vail.........................................31
George Altman................................30
Gabby Hartnett...............................29
Jerry Morales..................................29
CUBS ALL-TIME PINCH-HOMERS HIT

Total Pinch Homers Hit by Cubs...................................314
Cubs Pinch Homers Hit at West Side Grounds 4
Cubs Pinch Homers Hit at Wrigley FIeld...................................... 175
Cubs Pinch Homers Hit on Road................................................ 135
The teams first pinch homer was hit by Wilbur Good on June 19, 1913, off
Philadelphias Grover Alexander at Chicagos West Side Grounds.
Cubs Switch-Hitting Records

Batting Average: .329.... Walt Wilmot (1894) 655 plate appearances
Since 1900: .314.....Augie Galan (1935) 758 plate appearances
Hits: 203..............................................................Augie Galan (1935)
Home Runs: 27.......... Mark Bellhorn (2002) 10 as RHB, 17 as LHB
Runs Batted In: 130............................................ Walt Wilmot (1894)
Since 1900: 81..............................................Augie Galan (1936)
HOMERS FROM BOTH SIDES OF PLATE IN ONE GAME
Augie Galan: 6/25/1937 vs. Brooklyn
Ellis Burton: 8/1/1963 @ Milwaukee Braves
Ellis Burton: 9/7/1964 vs. Milwaukee Braves
Mark Bellhorn: 6/30/2002 @ Chicago White Sox
Mark Bellhorn: 8/29/2002 @ Milwaukee 4th inning
Dioner Navarro: 5/29/2013 vs. Milwaukee
CUBS SWITCH-HITTER INFORMATION

Entering the 2014 season, the Cubs have employed 130 positionplayer switch-hitters in their history, including at least one every
season since 1960. The club has had six switch-hitting position
players in a season four times, most recently in 1978 (Tim Blackwell, Mike Gordon, Steve Ontiveros, Rodney Scott, Joe Wallis and
Jerry White).
The first switch-hitting Cub was player/manager Bob Ferguson in
1878. Don Kessinger, meanwhile, holds the switch-hitting longevity
mark for the Cubs at 12 years (1964-1975).
Cubs Extra-Inning Records

Most Extra-Inning Games: 23......................................................1991, 1992
Most Extra-Inning Victories: 15............................................................1927
Fewest Extra-Inning Losses: 1...............................................................1948
Fewest Extra-Inning Victories: 2.......................................1901, 1994, 2007
Most Extra-Inning Losses: 15................................................................1992
Most Extra-Inning Home Runs: 7...............................................1955, 1959
CUBS EXTRA-INNING INFORMATION

Three players in Cubs history have hit three extra-inning home runs
in one season Ernie Banks (1955), Ron Santo (1966) and Alex
Gonzalez (2003).
The latest homer in Cubs history took place September 2, 1986,
when Keith Moreland hit a 17th-inning roundtripper against Houston.
Cubs Steals of Home

CUBS MOST RECENT STRAIGHT STEALS OF HOME
Starlin Castro, July 15, 2010 vs. Philadelphia
Brian McRae, April 13, 1996 at San Francisco
CUBS MOST RECENT DOUBLE-STEALS OF HOME
Alfonso Soriano, August 22, 2008 vs. Washington
Angel Pagan, July 26, 2006 vs. St. Louis
CUBS STEAL OF HOME RECORDS

Career Leader: 22 Frank Schulte
Single-Season: 6 Johnny Evers (1907)
Game: 2 Joe Tinker (6/28/1910 vs. Cincinnati)
The only Cub to steal second, third and home in the same inning was
Wilbur Good on April 18, 1915, vs. Brooklyn (6th inning).
Cubs Inside the Park Home Runs

CUBS INSIDE THE PARK RECORDS
Career Leader (Since 1900): 18 Frank Schulte
Single-Season: 6 Tommy Leach (1913), Cy Williams (1915)
Game: 2 Hugh Duffy (8/9/1889 vs. Boston Braves), Topsy Hartsel
(8/5/1901 @ Cincinnati)
Most Recent Cubs Inside the Park Home Runs:
Tony Campana, 8/5/2011 vs. Cincinnati (off Mike Leake, 1st inning)
Geovany Soto, 5/19/2008 @ Houston (off Brian Moehler, 4th innng)
CUBS INSIDE THE PARK HOME RUN INFORMATION

The only time in Cubs history that the club had back-to-back insidethe-park homers took place June 23, 1946, when Eddie Waitkus
and Marv Rickert accomplished the feat against the New York Giants
at the Polo Grounds.
The last Cub to have an inside-the-park homer as his first M.L.
homer was Tony Campana on August 5, 2011, at Wrigley Field (off
Mike Leake). Campana is also the first Cub to accomplish the feat
at the Friendly Confines.
309
Cubs All-Time Batting Leaders

GAMES
Ernie Banks.............................2,528
Cap Anson................................2,253
Billy Williams...........................2,213
Ryne Sandberg.........................2,151
Ron Santo................................2,126
Phil Cavarretta.........................1,953
Stan Hack................................1,938
Gabby Hartnett........................1,926
Mark Grace..............................1,910
Sammy Sosa............................1,811
AVERAGE (MIN. 1,450 AT-BATS)

Cap Anson............................... .339
Riggs Stephenson................... .336
Bill Madlock........................... .336
Bill Lange................................ .330
Kiki Cuyler............................... .325
Bill Everitt............................... .323
Hack Wilson............................ .322
Mike Kelly............................... .316
George Gore........................... .315
Jimmy Ryan.............................. .312
AT-BATS
Ernie Banks.............................9,421
Cap Anson................................9,084
Billy Williams...........................8,479
Ryne Sandberg.........................8,379
Ron Santo................................7,768
Stan Hack................................7,278
Mark Grace..............................7,156
Sammy Sosa............................6,990
Jimmy Ryan..............................6,818
Phil Cavarretta.........................6,592
RUNS SCORED
Cap Anson................................1,711
Jimmy Ryan..............................1,410
Ryne Sandberg.........................1,316
Billy Williams...........................1,306
Ernie Banks.............................1,305
Sammy Sosa............................1,245
Stan Hack................................1,239
Ron Santo................................1,109
Mark Grace..............................1,057
Phil Cavarretta............................968
HITS
Cap Anson................................3,081
Ernie Banks.............................2,583
Billy Williams...........................2,510
Ryne Sandberg.........................2,385
Mark Grace..............................2,201
Stan Hack................................2,193
Ron Santo................................2,171
Jimmy Ryan..............................2,127
Sammy Sosa............................1,985
Phil Cavarretta.........................1,927
TOTAL BASES
Ernie Banks.............................4,706
Billy Williams...........................4,262
Cap Anson................................4,145
Sammy Sosa............................3,980
Ryne Sandberg.........................3,786
Ron Santo................................3,667
Mark Grace..............................3,187
Gabby Hartnett........................3,079
Jimmy Ryan..............................3,070
Stan Hack................................2,889
SINGLES
Cap Anson................................2,330
Stan Hack................................1,692
Billy Williams...........................1,629
Ryne Sandberg.........................1,624
Ernie Banks.............................1,574
Mark Grace..............................1,554
Jimmy Ryan..............................1,524
Ron Santo................................1,415
Phil Cavarretta.........................1,395
Don Kessinger..........................1,336
DOUBLES
Cap Anson...................................530
Mark Grace.................................456
Ernie Banks................................407
Ryne Sandberg............................403
Billy Williams..............................402
Gabby Hartnett...........................391
Stan Hack...................................363
Jimmy Ryan.................................362
Ron Santo...................................353
Billy Herman...............................346
TRIPLES
Jimmy Ryan.................................142
Cap Anson...................................129
Frank Schulte.............................117
Bill Dahlen..................................106
Phil Cavarretta.............................. 99
Joe Tinker..................................... 93
Ernie Banks.................................. 90
Billy Williams................................ 87
Stan Hack..................................... 81
Three tied with.............................. 80
HOME RUNS
Sammy Sosa...............................545
Ernie Banks................................512
Billy Williams..............................392
Ron Santo...................................337
Ryne Sandberg............................282
Aramis Ramirez...........................239
Gabby Hartnett...........................231
Bill Nicholson.............................205
Hank Sauer.................................198
Hack Wilson................................190
EXTRA-BASE HITS
Ernie Banks.............................1,009
Billy Williams..............................881
Sammy Sosa...............................873
Ryne Sandberg............................761
Ron Santo...................................756
Cap Anson...................................751
Gabby Hartnett...........................686
Mark Grace.................................647
Jimmy Ryan.................................603
Phil Cavarretta............................532
RUNS BATTED IN
Cap Anson................................1,879
Ernie Banks.............................1,636
Sammy Sosa............................1,414
Billy Williams...........................1,353
Ron Santo................................1,290
Gabby Hartnett........................1,153
Ryne Sandberg.........................1,061
Mark Grace..............................1,004
Jimmy Ryan.................................914
Phil Cavarretta............................896
WALKS
Stan Hack................................1,092
Ron Santo................................1,071
Cap Anson...................................952
Mark Grace.................................946
Billy Williams..............................911
Sammy Sosa...............................798
Phil Cavarretta............................794
Ernie Banks................................763
Ryne Sandberg............................761
Bill Nicholson.............................696
STRIKEOUTS
Sammy Sosa............................1,815
Ron Santo................................1,271
Ryne Sandberg.........................1,259
Ernie Banks.............................1,236
Billy Williams..............................934
Alfonso Soriano...........................829
Shawon Dunston.........................770
Derrek Lee..................................721
Bill Nicholson.............................684
Gabby Hartnett...........................683
STOLEN BASES
Frank Chance..............................402
Bill Lange....................................399
Jimmy Ryan.................................369
Ryne Sandberg............................344
Joe Tinker...................................304
Walt Wilmot................................292
Johnny Evers...............................291
Bill Dahlen..................................285
Fred Pfeffer.................................263
Cap Anson...................................247
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Hack Wilson............................. .590
Sammy Sosa............................ .569
Aramis Ramirez........................ .531
Derrek Lee............................... .524
Hank Sauer.............................. .512
Andre Dawson.......................... .507
BillyWilliams........................... .503
Ernie Banks............................. .500
Alfonso Soriano......................... .495
Gabby Hartnett........................ .490
20-RUN GAMES IN CUBS HISTORY

The Cubs have been involved in two of the highest scoring games
in major league history, defeating Philadelphia 26-23 on August 25,
1922, at Cubs Park, and falling to the Phillies 23-22 on May 17,
1979, at Wrigley Field.
The Cubs have scored at least 20 runs in a game 15 times since
1900. The last time they reached that scoring plateau occurred May
5, 2001, at Wrigley Field a 20-1 victory over Los Angeles. Their
last 20-plus runs affair on the road took place August 18, 1995, at
Colorado (26-7).
The last time the Cubs surrendered 20 runs in a game took place July
3, 1999, at Philadelphia (21-8 loss). The Cubs have allowed 20-plus
runs 12 times since 1900.
310
The highest-scoring games in Cubs annals since 1900:

49 Runs August 25, 1922..................... Cubs 26, Philadelphia 23,

at Cubs Park
45 May 17, 1979.......... Philadelphia 23, Cubs 22, at Wrigley Field
36 April 17, 1954............... Cubs 23, St. Louis 13, at Wrigley Field
34 July 24, 1930............ Cubs 19, Philadelphia 15, at Baker Bowl
34 April 17, 1976......... Philadelphia 18, Cubs 16, at Wrigley Field
33 Sept. 6, 1930.............. Cubs 19, Pittsburgh 14, at Forbes Field
33 Sept. 2, 1957 (Gm. 1) ....................... Milwaukee 23, Cubs 10,

at Wrigley Field
33 August 16, 1987............New York 23, Cubs 10, at Wrigley Field
33 August 18, 1995............... Cubs 26, Colorado 7, at Coors Field
Cubs Miscellaneous Records Since 1900

Most Players Used: 56.............................................................. 2013
Fewest Players Used: *20......................................................... 1905
Most Pitchers Used: 31............................................................. 2013
Most Games Won: +116............................................................ 1906
Fewest Games Won: 38............................. 1981 (Shortened Season)
53............................................................. 1901
Fewest Games Lost: 36............................................................. 1906
Most Games Lost: 103....................................................1962, 1966
Highest Winning Percentage: .763............................................ 1906
Lowest Winning Percentage: .364...................................1962, 1966
Most Games Won, Month: 26....................... August 1906, July 1935,

July 1945
Most Games Lost, Month: 24.........................................August 1999
Most 1-0 Games Won: 9............................................................ 1906
Most 1-0 Games Lost: +10........................................................ 1916
Best Record vs. One Team: +21-1.......................Boston Braves 1909,

Cincinnati 1945
Longest 1-0 Game Won: 17 innings..... 9/21/1901 vs. Boston Braves
Longest 1-0 Game Lost: 17 innings................ 8/23/1980 @ Houston
Longest Game, Innings: 22 innings........5/17/1927 @ Boston Braves
Longest Game, Time: 6:10......................................8/17-8/18/1982

(vs. Los Angeles, 21 innings)
Longest 9-Inning Game: +4:22..................5/11/2000 vs. Milwaukee
Runs Scored, Consecutive Games: 53...... 1876 7/22 vs. Louisville

(30), 7/25 vs. Cincinnati (23)
Since 1900: 35................. 1987 6/2-6/3 vs. Houston (13, 22)
Runs Scored, Three Straight Games: 71.........1876 7/20-7/22 vs.

Louisville (18, 30), 7/25 vs. Cincinnati (23)
Since 1900: 49......... 1930 6/1 vs. Pittsburgh (16), 6/3-6/4 @

Boston Braves (15, 18)
Runs Allowed, Consecutive Games: 36............. 1896 6/30-7/1 vs.

Cleveland (17, 19)

1979 5/16-5/17 vs. Philadelphia (13, 23)
Runs Allowed, Three Straight Games: 54.................1999 7/1 vs.

Milwaukee (19), 7/2-7/3 @ Philadelphia (14, 21)
+Ties Major League Record *National League Record
CUBS
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED
Played 16-inning game: ...........................5/31/2003 vs.Houston
Played 17-Inning Game: ..........................8/11/1992 vs. Montreal
Played 18-Inning Game: ............................ 8/15/2006 @ Houston
Played 9-Inning Game In Under Two Hours: ............... 4/17/2006

@Los Angeles-N.L. (1:59)
At Home: ................................ 6/21/2002 vs. St. Louis (1:49)
Turned Five Double Plays: ........................... 6/15/2003 @Toronto
Turned Triple Play: ............................ 5/10/1997 @ San Francisco

McRae to Hernandez to Sandberg (Stan Javier batting)
Hit Into Triple Play: .......5/14/2000 @ Montreal (Henry Rodriguez)

Lee Stevens to Orlando Cabrera to Chris Widger
Won Back-to-Back 1-0 Shutouts: ........4/17-18/1973 @ New York
Won Consecutive 1-0 Shutouts at Wrigley Field: .....5/19-20/1961

vs. St. Louis
Played Three-Straight Extra-Inning Games: .............. 6/7-9/2001

vs. St. Louis (1), @ White Sox (2)
Played Tie Game: ............5/28/1993 vs. Montreal (2-2, 5 innings)
On Road: .................... 10/1/1981 @ New York (2-2, 8 innings)
Overcame 5-Run Deficit To Win:.............9/16/2012 vs. Pittsburgh

(trailed 6-1, won 13-9)
Overcame 6-Plus Run Deficit To Win:.... 8/30/2012 vs. Milwaukee

Overcame 8-Run Deficit To Win:.............. 7/7/2011 @ Washington

Overcame 9-Run Deficit To Win (Cubs Record):.............8/29/1989

vs. Houston (trailed 9-0, won 10-9)
CUBS LONGEST WINNING STREAKS
21 Games: ..............................6/5-7/8/1880 9/4-9/27/1935
18 Games: ........................................................... 6/1-6/24/1885
15 Games: ........................................................... 6/4-6/21/1936
14 Games: ............................8/20-9/1/1906 8/20-9/3/1932
13 Games: ............................5/4-5/21/1892 5/5-5/19/1928
Cubs Batters Last Time It Happened

10-Run Inning: 8/14/2009 vs. Pittsburgh (2nd)
11-Run Inning: 5/5/1946 vs. Philadelphia (7th)
Last 10-Plus Run Inning Against Cubs: 7/21/2012 @ St. Louis
(12 in 7th inning)
6-Homer Game: 8/2/2011 @ Pittsburgh
7-Plus Homer Game: 5/17/1977 vs. San Diego 7
Against Cubs: 7/4/2010 vs. Cincinnati 7
5-Hit Game: Aramis Ramirez, 8/23/2011 vs. Atlanta
6-Hit Game: Sammy Sosa, 7/2/1993 @Colorado
Against Cubs: Freddy Sanchez, 5/25/2009 vs. Pittsburgh
7-Hit Game Against Cubs: Rennie Stennett, 9/16/1975 vs.
Pittsburgh
2-Hit Inning: Brett Jackson, 8/30/2012 vs. Milwaukee (6th)
More Than 5 RBI: 6 Nate Schierholtz, 8.19/2013 vs. Washington
More Than 7 RBI: 9 Sammy Sosa, 8/10/2002 @Colorado (tied
Cubs record)
7-Plus RBI Game Against Cubs: 7 Matt Lucroy, 8/30/2012 vs.
Milwaukee
3-Homer Game: Dioner Navarro, 5/29/2013 vs. White Sox
Against Cubs: Jay Bruce, 8/27/2010 @ Cincinnati
4-Homer Game Against Cubs: Mike Schmidt, 4/17/1976 vs.
Philadelphia
2-Homer Inning: Jim Edmonds, 6/21/2008 vs. Chicago-A.L. (4th)
4-Homer Inning (Club): Jim Edmonds (2), Aramis Ramirez and Mike
Fontenot, 6/21/2008 vs. Chicago-A.L. (4th)
Grand Slam: Junior Lake, 9/6/2013 vs. Milwaukee (Kyle Lohse)
Against Cubs: Sean Halton, 9/18/2013 at Milwaukee
(Chris Rusin)
Homers In 5 Consecutive Games: Sammy Sosa, 6/3-6/8/1998

Pinch Grand Slam: David DeJesus, 5/11/2012 @ Milwaukee
(Kameron Loe)
Against Cubs: Hector Luna, 5/16/2012 vs. Philadelphia (Michael
Bowden)
Pinch Homer: Scott Hairston, 7/7/2013 vs. Pittsburgh (Tony Watson)
Inside-The-Park Homer: Tony Campana, 8/5/2011 vs. Cincinnati
(Mike Leake)
Against Cubs: Kyle Blanks, 8/18/2009 @ San Diego
(Angel Guzman)
Homer In First Major League At-Bat: Starlin Castro, 5/7/2010 @
Cincinnati (Homer Bailey)
Homer In First At-Bat With Cubs: Cody Ransom, 4/23/2013 @
Cincinnati (Tony Cingrani)
Back-to-Back-to-Back Homers: Derrek Lee, Sammy Sosa and
Michael Barrett, 9/15/2004 vs. Pittsburgh
Against Cubs: Pedro Alvarez, Russell Martin and Garrett Jones,
9/13/2013 at Pittsburgh (Jake Arrieta)
Game-Opening Homer: David DeJesus, 5/15/2013 vs. Colorado
(Jon Garland)
Game-Ending Walkoff Homer: Anthony Rizzo, 7/29/2012 vs. St.
Louis (Trevor Rosenthal)
Hit For Cycle: Mark Grace, 5/9/1993 vs. San Diego (Greg Harris
single/double/triple, Rich Rodriguez homer)
Against Cubs: Carlos Gonzalez, 7/31/2010 @ Colorado
Steal of Home: Starlin Castro, 7/15/10 vs. Philadelphia
Against Cubs: Pete Kozma, 9/21/2012 vs. St. Louis
311
Cubs .300 Hitters Since 1900

RANK PLAYER
1
Rogers Hornsby
2
Heinie Zimmerman
3
Riggs Stephenson
4
Kiki Cuyler
5
Hack Wilson
6
Kiki Cuyler

Phil Cavarretta
8
Ray Grimes

Bill Madlock
10 Hack Miller
11 Frank Demaree
12 Hack Wilson
13 Riggs Stephenson

Gabby Hartnett
15 Glenn Beckert
16 Johnny Evers

Billy Herman
18 Charlie Hollocher
19 Gabby Hartnett

Bill Madlock
21 Kiki Cuyler
22 Topsy Hartsel

Woody English

Billy Herman

Derrek Lee
26
Billy Herman
27
Billy Williams
28
Charlie Grimm

Mark Grace
30
Kiki Cuyler
31
Sammy Sosa
32
Frank Chance

Harry Steinfeldt
34
Mark Grace
35 Solly Hofman

Frankie Baumholtz

Mark Grace
38
Riggs Stephenson

Riggs Stephenson

Frank Demaree

Bill Buckner
42
Stan Hack

Bill Buckner
44
Billy Williams
45 Ray Grimes

Hack Wilson

Phil Cavarretta
48
Stan Hack

Sammy Sosa
50 Frank Chance

Bob OFarrell

Jigger Statz

Woody English

Mark Grace
AVG
.380
.372
.362
.360
.356
.355
.355
.354
.354
.352
.350
.345
.344
.344
.342
.341
.341
.340
.339
.339
.338
.335
.335
.335
.335
.334
.333
.331
.331
.330
.328
.327
.327
.326
.325
.325
.325
.324
.324
.324
.324
.323
.323
.322
.321
.321
.321
.320
.320
.319
.319
.319
.319
.319
YEAR
1929
1912
1929
1929
1930
1930
1945
1922
1975
1922
1936
1929
1927
1935
1971
1912
1935
1922
1930
1976
1934
1901
1930
1937
2005
1936
1972
1931
1996
1931
2001
1903
1906
1995
1910
1952
1993
1928
1932
1937
1980
1945
1978
1970
1921
1926
1944
1938
2000
1906
1923
1923
1931
1997
RANK PLAYER
55 Bernie Friberg

Hack Wilson

George Altman

Aramis Ramirez
59 Stan Hack

Stan Hack

Jose Cardenal

Derrek Lee
63
Charlie Hollocher

George Grantham
65 Jimmy Slagle

Billy Williams

Jim Hickman
68
Turner Barber

Billy Herman

Augie Galan

Phil Cavarretta

Ryne Sandberg

Mark Grace

Mark Grudzielanek
75 Danny Green

Heinie Zimmerman

Hack Wilson

Jim Gleeson

Ernie Banks

Ron Santo

Bill Madlock
82 Andy Pafko

Billy Williams

Ron Santo

Leon Durham
86 Charlie Grimm

Stan Hack

Bill Buckner
89 Frank Chance

Andre Dawson

Aramis Ramirez
92 Sparky Adams

Bill Nicholson

Dee Fondy

Mark Grace

Ryne Sandberg

Mark Grace

Mark Grace
99
Sammy Sosa
100 Heinie Zimmerman

Howard Freigau

Charlie Grimm

Gabby Hartnett

Billy Herman

Joe Pepitone

Keith Moreland

Rafael Palmeiro

Mark Grace

Ryan Theriot

Starlin Castro
AVG
.318
.318
.318
.318
.317
.317
.317
.317
.316
.316
.315
.315
.315
.314
.314
.314
.314
.314
.314
.314
.313
.313
.313
.313
.313
.313
.313
.312
.312
.312
.312
.311
.311
.311
.310
.310
.310
.309
.309
.309
.309
.309
.309
.309
.308
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
.307
YEAR
1923
1927
1962
2004
1940
1941
1975
2007
1918
1924
1902
1965
1970
1921
1932
1935
1947
1984
1989
2003
1901
1913
1928
1940
1958
1964
1974
1948
1964
1966
1982
1927
1935
1981
1904
1990
2007
1926
1943
1953
1990
1993
1998
1999
1998
1911
1925
1932
1936
1939
1971
1985
1988
1992
2008
2011
RANK PLAYER
111 Charlie Grimm

Frankie Baumholtz

Bill Buckner

Ryne Sandberg

Derrek Lee

Aramis Ramirez
117 Ryne Sandberg

Johnny Moore
119 Henry Rodriguez

Augie Galan

Lee Walls

Babe Herman

Ryne Sandberg

Ernie Banks

Eddie Waitkus

Andy Pafko
127 George Altman

Andre Dawson

Rick Wilkins

Jose Cardenal

Billy Herman
132 Aramis Ramirez

Hank Leiber

Andy Pafko

Keith Moreland

Max Flack

Carl Reynolds

Ron Santo

Don Johnson
140 Billy Williams

Chuck Klein

Hack Miller

Max Flack

Wildfire Schulte
145 Johnny Evers

Sammy Sosa

Ron Santo

Lou Novikoff

Stan Hack

Dave Robertson

Wildfire Schulte

Dee Fondy

Doug Glanville

Starlin Castro
AVG
.306
.306
.306
.306
.306
.306
.305
.305
.304
.304
.304
.304
.304
.304
.304
.304
.303
.303
.303
.303
.303
.302
.302
.302
.302
.302
.302
.302
.302
.301
.301
.301
.301
.301
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
.300
YEAR
1925
1953
1982
1990
2009
2011
1985
1932
1999
1939
1958
1934
1992
1959
1946
1950
1961
1988
1993
1973
1934
2005
1940
1947
1983
1920
1938
1972
1945
1971
1934
1923
1921
1910
1908
1994
1967
1942
1942
1920
1911
1952
1997
2010
Bold denotes current Cubs
SEEING DOUBLE
Since the advent of divisional play in 1969, the Cubs have only had one instance in which starting pitchers struck out 10 batters in three straight
games. From May 11-13, 1969, Ken Holtzman (vs. San Francisco), Fergie Jenkins (vs. San Diego) and Dick Selma (vs. San Diego) all went the
distance and struck out 10 batters apiece in consecutive Wrigley Field affairs.
PUTTING ON THE HITS

In 2003, the Cubs recorded 20 hits, July 20 at Florida, and 21 on July 21 at Atlanta marking the first time since the advent of divisional play that
the club had back-to-back 20-hit efforts.
312
PITCHING RECORDS
Cubs Yearly Pitching Since 1876
YEAR G W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB
IBB SO WP BK AVG
1876
66
52-14 1.76 58 9 4
592.1 608 257
116 6 29
51 3 0 .244
1877 60 26-33 3.37 45 3 *3 534.0 630 375 200 7 58 92 45 0 .274
1878 61 30-30 2.37 +61 1 0 551.0 577 331 145 4 *35 175 38 0 .253
1879
83
46-33 2.46
*82 6 0
744.0 762 411
203 5 57
211 24 0 .244
1880 86 67-17 1.93 80 8 3 775.0 *622 317 166 8 129
*367 33 0 .209
1881 84 56-28 2.43 81 9 0 744.2 *722 379 201 14 122 228 38 1 .243
1882 84 55-29 *2.22 *83 7 0 763.2 *667 353 188 13 102 279 30 0 .221
1883 98 59-39 2.78 91 5 1 862.0 942 540 266 21 123 299 30 1 .260
1884 113 62-50 3.03 106 9 0 997.1 1028 647 336 83 231 472 60 0 .250
1885
113 87-25 2.23 108 14 *4
1015.2 868 470 252 37 202 458 29 0 .221
1886
126 90-34 2.54 116 8 *3
1097.2 988 555 310 49 262
*647 53 0 .232
1887
127 71-50 *3.46 117 4 *3
1126.0 1494 716 433 55 53 338
*510 86 0 .309
1888 136 77-58 2.96 123 13 1
1186.1 1139 659 390 63 59 308 588 81 1 .246
1889 136 67-65 3.73 123 6 2
1237.0 1313 814 512 71 42 408 434 50 0 .262
1890
139 83-53 3.24 126 6 *3
1237.1 1103 692 446 41 47 481 504 66 0 .234
1891 137 82-53 3.47 114 6 3
1220.2 1207 730 471 53 44 475 477 63 1 .249
1892 147 70-76 3.16 133 6 1
1298.0 1269 735 456 35 38 424 518 40 0 .246
1893 128 56-71 4.81 101 4 +5
1117.1 1278 874 597 *26 64 553 273 41 0 .279
1894 137 57-75 5.63
*118 0 0
1163.0 1575 1080 728 43 65 569 284 38 1 .321
1895 133 72-58 4.67
*119 3 1
1150.2 1422 854 597 38 69 432 297 34 0 .300
1896 132 71-57 4.44
*118 2 1
1161.1 1307 804 573 30 81 467 354 28 0 .282
1897 138 59-73 4.53
*131 2 1
1197.0 1485 894 603 30 64 433 361 32 1 .303
1898 152 85-65 *2.83 137 *13 0
1342.2 1357 679 422 17 82 364 323 27 3 .261
1899 152 75-73 3.37
*147 8 1
1331.1 1433 763 498 20 82 330 313 18 5 .275
1900 146 65-75 3.23 *137
9 1 1271.0 1375 751 456 *21 81 324 357 25 0 .276
1901
140 53-86 3.33
*131 2 0
1241.2 1348 699 460 27 53 324
*586 31 2 .275
1902
143 68-69
*2.19
*134 17 2
1293.1
1244 505 315 7 44 281 447 27 1 .253
1903 139 82-56 *2.77 117 6 6 1240.1
*1182 599 382 14 37
*354 451 23 0 .250
1904 156 93-60 2.30 139 18 6
1383.2
*1150 517 354 16 36 402 618 24 5 .224
1905 155 92-61 *2.04 133 *23 2
1407.1
*1135 442 319 14 51 385 627 21 2 .224
1906 155 *116-36 *1.75 125 *30 10 1388.1 *1018
381 270 *12 53 446 *702 20 4 .207
1907 155 *107-45 *1.73 114 *32 8 1373.1 *1054 390 264 *11 38 402 586 25 1 .216
1908
158 *99-55 2.14 108 *29 12
1433.2
*1137 461 341 20 39 437
*668 34 2 .221
1909 155 104-49
*1.75 111 *32 11
1399.1
*1094 390 272 6 38 364 680 30 2 .215
1910 154 *104-50
*2.51 100 *25 13
1378.2
*1171 499 384 18 41 474 609 31 3 .235
1911 157 92-62 2.90 85 12 *16
1411.0 1270 607 454 *26 47 525 582 35 2 .245
1912
152 91-59 3.42 80 15 9
1358.2 1307 668 517 33 47 493 554 35 2 .259
1913
155 88-65 3.13 89 12 15
1373.0 1330 630 478 39 39 478 556 43 1 .260
1914
156 78-76 2.71 70 14 11
1389.1
*1169 638 418 37 39 528
*651 60 2 .233
1915
156 73-80 3.11 71 18 8
1399.0 1272 620 484 28 44 480
*657 40 0 .247
1916
156 67-86 2.65 72 17 13
1416.2 1265 541 417 32 39 365 616 37 0 .244
1917
157 74-80 2.62 79 16 9
1404.0 1303 567 408 34 30 374
*654 37 2 .253
1918 131 *84-45
*2.18 92 *23 8
1197.0 1050 393 290 *13 22 296 *472 19 2 .239
1919
140 75-65 *2.21 80 21 5
1265.0 1127 407 311 *14 28 294
*495 20 1 .242
1920 154 75-79 3.27 *95 13 9
1388.2 1459 635 504 37 25 382 508 22 1 .276
1921
153 64-89 4.39 73 7 7
1363.0 1605 773 665 67 40 409 441 17 3 .303
1922
156 80-74 4.34 74 8 12
1397.2 1579 808 674 77 55 475 402 29 5 .292
1923
154 83-71 3.82 80 8 11
1366.2
*1419 704 580 86 31 435 408 18 3 .269
1924
154 81-72 3.83 85 4 6
1380.2 1459 699 587 89 23 438 416 17 4 .275
1925 154 68-86 4.41 75 5 10
1370.0 1575 773 671 102 29 485 435 12 1 .292
1926
155 82-72 *3.26 77 13 14
1378.1 1407 602 499 *39 36 486 508 20 2 .273
1927
153 85-68 3.65 75 11 5
1385.0 1439 661 562 50 38 514 465 16 3 .273
1928
154 91-63 3.40 75 12 14
1380.2 1383 615 521 *56 32 508 531 18 1 .267
1929
156 *98-54 4.16 79 *14 21
1398.2 1542 758 646 77 21 537 548 23 2 .284
1930
156 90-64 4.80 67 6 12
1403.2 1642 870 749 111 26 528 601 28 1 .294
1931
156 84-70 3.97 80 8 8
1385.2 1448 710 612 54 36 524 541 23 2 .268
1932
154 *90-64
*3.44 79 9 7
1401.0
*1444 633 536 68 28 409 527 26 2 .264
1933 154 86-68 2.93 *95 16 9
1362.0 1316 536 443 51 30 413 488 32 1 .254
1934
152 86-65 3.76 73 11 9
1361.1 1432 639 568 80 19 417 633 32 3 .269
1935
154
*100-54
*3.26 *81 12 14
1394.1
*1417 597 505 85 20 400 589 32 2 .263
1936 154 87-67 3.54 *77 *18 10
1382.1
*1413 603 543 77 29 434 597 23 0 .265
1937
154 93-61 3.97 73 11 13
1381.1 1434 682 610 91 22 502 596 32 1 .267
1938
154 *89-63
*3.37 67 *16 *18
1396.2 1414 597 523 71 17 454
*583 31 5 .262
1939
156 84-70 3.80 72 8 13
1392.1 1504 678 588 74 19 430 584 20 3 .276
#Led Major Leagues

*Led National League
+Tied for National League Lead
Bold Face - Club High/Low Record Since

1900 (Excludes Strike-Shortened Seasons)
Saves originated in 1960 and became
official in 1969
313
YEAR G W-L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB

IBB SO WP BK AVG
1940
154 75-79 3.54 69 12 14
1392.0 1418 636 548 74 16 430 564 10 2 .262
1941
155 70-84 3.72 74 8 9
1364.2 1431 670 564 *60 21
*449 548 21 2 .267
1942
155 68-86 3.60 71 10 14
1400.2 1447 665 560 70 18 525 507 27 4 .267
1943
154 74-79 3.31 67 13 14
1386.0 1379 599 510 53 18
*394 513 20 1 .258
1944
157 75-79 3.59 70 11 13
1400.2 1484 669 558 75 11 458 545 25 0 .274
1945
155 *98-56
*2.98 *86 15 14
1366.1
*1301 532 452 *57 22
*385 541 19 2 .249
1946
155 82-71 3.24 59 15 11
1393.0 1370 581 502 58 19 527 619 15 2 .256
1947
155 69-85 4.04 46 8 15
1367.0 1449 722 613 106 20 618 571 30 3 .274
1948
155 64-90 4.00 51 7 10
1355.1 1355 705 603 *89 19 619 636 27 2 .261
1949
154 61-93 4.50 44 8 17
1357.2 1487 773 679 104 22 575 544 36 4 .279
1950
154 64-89 4.28 55 9 19
1371.1 1452 772 652 130 27 593 559 31 10 .271
1951
155 62-92 4.34 48 10 10
1385.2 1416 750 668 125 29 572 544 43 7 .265
1952
155 77-77 3.58 59 15 15
1386.1
*1265 631 552 101 32 534 661 47 2 .240
1953
155 65-89 4.79 38 3 22
1359.0 1491 835 723 151 38 554 623 27 4 .276
1954
154 64-90 4.51 41 6 19
1374.1 1375 766 688 131 26 619 622 35 2 .264
1955 154 72-81 4.17 47 10 23
1378.1 1306 713 639 153 29 601 57 686 31 1 .251
1956 157 60-94 3.96 37 6 17
1392.0 1325 708 612 161 33 613 79 744 24 1 .252
1957 156 62-92 4.13 30 5 26
1403.1 1397 722 644 144 31 601 42 859 34 5 .261
1958 154 72-82 4.22 27 5 24
1361.0 1322 725 638 142 38 619 57 805 36 7 .254
1959 155 74-80 4.01 30 11 25
1391.0 1337 688 620 152 24 519 40 765 34 6 .254
1960 156 60-94 4.35 36 6 25
1402.2 1393 776 678 152 42 565 56 805 39 4 .260
1961 156 64-90 4.48 34 6 25
1385.0 1492 800 690 165 35 465 47 755 50 3 .277
1962 162 59-103 4.54 29 4 26
1438.1 1509 827 725 159 46 601 60 783 66 5 .272
1963 162 82-80 3.08 45 15 28
1457.0 1357 578 498 119 24 400 32 851 43 11 .249
1964 162 76-86 4.08 *58 11 19
1445.0 1510 724 655 144 17 423 64 737 50 3 .270
1965 164 72-90 3.78 33 9 35
1472.0 1470 723 618 154 27 481 78 855 51 2 .260
1966 162 59-103 4.33 28 6 24
1458.0 1513 809 702 184 28 479 64 908 40 4 .268
1967 162 87-74 3.48 47 7 28
1457.0 1352 624 564 142 28 463 74 888 35 2 .246
1968 163 84-78 3.41 46 12 32
1453.2 1399 611 551 138 27 392 47 894 41 3 .254
1969
163 92-70 3.34 58 22 27
1454.1 1366 611 540 118 29 475 72
1017 39 4 .248
1970 162 84-78 3.76 *59 9 25 1435.0 1402 679 600 143 25 *475 58 1000 40 4 .256
1971 162 83-79 3.61 *75 17 13
1444.0 1458 648 579 132 26 411 53 900 38 6 .262
1972
156 85-70 3.22 54 19 32
1398.2 1329 567 500 112 34
*421 56 824 32 4 .251
1973 161 77-84 3.66 27 13 40
1437.2 1471 655 584 128 30 *438 67 885 47 4 .267
1974
162 66-96 4.28 23 6 26
1466.1 1593 826 697 122 40 576 72 895 61 20 .277
1975 162 75-87 4.49 27 8 33
1444.1 1587 827 721 130 40 551 59 850 35 9 .281
1976
162 75-87 3.93 27 12 33
1471.1 1511 728 643 123 28 490 60 850 38 11 .268
1977 162 81-81 4.01 16 10 44
1468.0 1500 739 654 128 22 489
101
*942 55 17 .266
1978
162 79-83 4.05 24 7 38
1455.1 1475 724 655 125 33 539 93 768 53 12 .265
1979
162 80-82 3.88 20 11 44
1446.2 1500 707 624 127 43 521 87
*933 40 5 .270
1980
162 64-98 3.89 13 6 35
1479.0 1525 728 639 109 28 589 85 923 39 17 .272
1981 106 38-65 4.01 6 2 20 956.2 983 483 426 59 21 388 60 532 42 8 .270
1982 162 73-89 3.92 9 7 43
1447.1 1510 709 630 125 29 452 67 764 32 15 .272
1983 162 71-91 4.08 9 10 42
1428.2 1496 719 647 117 25 498 83 807 43 13 .274
1984
161 *96-65 3.75 19 8 50
1434.0 1458 658 598 99 22
*442 62 879 40 10 .267
1985
162 77-84 4.16 20 8 42
1442.1 1492 729 666 156 23 519 83 820 31 11 .271
1986
160 70-90 4.49 11 6 42
1445.0 1546 781 721 143 19 557 78 962 55 20 .279
1987
161 76-85 4.55 11 5 48
1434.2 1524 801 726 159 27 628 67
1024 58 29 .275
1988
163 77-85 3.84 30 10 29
1464.1 1494 694 625 115 31 490 75 897 56 26 .265
1989 162 *93-69 3.43 18 10 +55
1460.1 1369 623 556 106 25 532 70 918 44 24 .250
1990
162 77-85 4.34 13 7 42
1442.2 1510 774 695 121 28 572 85 877 62 14 .271
1991
160 77-83 4.03 12 4 40
1456.2 1415 734 653 117 28 542 64 927 48 12 .257
1992 162 78-84 3.39 16 11 37
1469.0 1337 624 554 107 44 575 75 901 68 11 .246
1993 163 84-78 4.18 8 5 56
1449.2 1514 739 673 153 43 470 61 905 43 21 .273
1994 113 49-64 4.47 5 5 27
1023.2 1054 549 508 120 19 392 35 717 41 6 .268
1995 144 73-71 4.13 6 *12 +45
1301.0 1313 671 597 162 34 518 68 926 38 6 .262
1996
162 76-86 4.36 10 10 34
1456.1 1447 771 705 184 55 546 55
1027 48 8 .260
1997 162 68-94 4.44 6 4 37
1429.0 1451 759 705 185 43 590 51 1072 35 8 .266
1998 163 90-73 4.47 7 7 56
1477.1 1528 792 733 180 48 575 48 1207 48 14 .266
1999 162 67-95 5.27 11 6 32
1430.2 1619 920 837 221 27 529 48 980 59 9 .286
2000
162 65-97 5.25 10 5 39
1454.2 1505 904 849 231 62 658 45 1143 45 4 .268
2001 162 88-74 4.03 8 6 41
1437.0 1357 701 643 164 50 550 43
*1344 48 5 .249
2002
162 67-95 4.29 11 9 23
1441.1 1373 759 687 167 58 606 53
*1333 44 +2 .253
2003 162 88-74 3.83 13 14 36
1456.1 1304 683 619 143 71 617 36
*#1404 63 3 .241
2004 162 89-73 3.81 3 6 42
1465.1
*1363 665 621 169 76 545 33
*1346 50 9 .247
2005 162 79-83 4.19 8 10 39
1440.0 1357 714 671 186 50 576 48
*1256 57 7 .250
2006 162 66-96 4.74 2 7 29
1439.0 1396 834 758 210 67 687 44
*1250 68 4 .255
2007 162 85-77 4.04 2 10 39
1446.2 1340 690 650 165 59 573 46
*1211 42 3 *.246
2008 161 *97-64 3.87 2 8 44
1450.2
*1329 671 624 160 65 548 45
*1264 48 7 *.242
2009 161 83-78 3.84 3 8 40
1445.1 1329 672 616 160 59 586 46 1272 60 6 .246
2010 162 75-87 4.18 1 14 40
1436.2 1409 767 668 154 65 605 42 1268 46 6 .255
2011 162 71-91 4.33 4 5 40
1434.1 1439 756 690 162 53 580 45 1224 51 5 .262
2012 162 61-101 4.51 1 9 28 1413.2 1399 759 708 175 *65 *573 36 1128 44 5 .259
2013 162 66-96 4.00 3 6 39 1448.0 1332 689 643 160 62 *540 43 1184 59 4 .244
314
Cubs Yearly Pitching Leaders From 1876-1939

YEAR
1876
1877
1878
1879
1870s
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1880s
1890
1891
1892
1843
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1890s
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1900s
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1910s
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1920s
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1930s
VICTORIES
Albert Spalding.......................*#47
George Bradley...........................18
Terry Larkin.................................29
Terry Larkin.................................31
Terry Larkin 60
Larry Corcoran............................43
Larry Corcoran....................**##31
Fred Goldsmith...........................28
Larry Corcoran............................34
Larry Corcoran............................35
John Clarkson.......................+*#53
John Clarkson.............................36
John Clarkson...........................*38
Gus Krock...................................25
Dwyer, Gumbert, Hutchison.........16
Larry Corcoran 175
Bill Hutchison...........................*41
Bill Hutchison.........................*#44
Bill Hutchison.....................**##36
Willie McGill...............................17
Clark Griffith...............................21
Clark Griffith...............................26
Clark Griffith...............................23
Clark Griffith...............................21
Clark Griffith...............................24
Clark Griffith...............................22
Bill Hutchison 164
Clark Griffith...............................14
Rube Waddell..............................14
Jack Taylor..................................23
Jack Taylor..................................21
Jake Weimer...............................20
Brown, Reulbach, Weimer............18
Mordecai Brown..........................26
Orval Overall...............................23
Mordecai Brown..........................29
Mordecai Brown........................*27
Mordecai Brown 135
Mordecai Brown..........................25
Mordecai Brown..........................21
Larry Cheney...........................**26
Larry Cheney...............................21
Hippo Vaughn.............................21
Hippo Vaughn.............................20
Hippo Vaughn.............................17
Hippo Vaughn.............................23
Hippo Vaughn...........................*22
Hippo Vaughn.............................21
Hippo Vaughn 129
Grover Alexander.......................*27
Grover Alexander.........................15
Vic Aldridge, Grover Alexander.....16
Tony Kaufmann...........................16
Charlie Root................................18
Charlie Root............................*#26
Pat Malone.................................18
Pat Malone...............................*22
Grover Alexander 110
Pat Malone.............................**20
Charlie Root................................17
Lon Warneke.............................*22
Guy Bush....................................20
Lon Warneke...............................22
Bill Lee, Lon Warneke..................20
Larry French, Bill Lee...................18
Tex Carleton, Larry French...........16
Bill Lee...................................*#22
Bill Lee.......................................19
Charlie Root 114
#Major League Leader

*National League Leader
+Cubs All-Time Record
ERA
Albert Spalding........................1.75
George Bradley........................3.31
Terry Larkin..............................2.24
Terry Larkin..............................2.44
Albert Spalding 1.78
Fred Goldsmith........................1.75
Larry Corcoran.........................2.31
Larry Corcoran.......................*1.95
Larry Corcoran.........................2.49
John Clarkson..........................2.14
John Clarkson..........................1.85
Jocko Flynn..............................2.24
John Clarkson..........................3.08
Gus Krock................................2.44
Bill Hutchison..........................3.54
Larry Corcoran 2.26
Bill Hutchison..........................2.70
Bill Hutchison..........................2.81
Bill Hutchison..........................2.76
Hal Mauck...............................4.41
Clark Griffith............................4.92
Clark Griffith............................3.93
Clark Griffith............................3.54
Clark Griffith............................3.72
Clark Griffith........................*#1.88
Clark Griffith............................2.79
Nixey Callahan 3.09
Ned Garvin...............................2.41
Rube Waddell...........................2.81
Jack Taylor...........................*#1.29
Jake Weimer............................2.30
Mordecai Brown.......................1.86
Ed Reulbach............................1.42
Mordecai Brown.................+*#1.04
Jack Pfiester........................*#1.15
Mordecai Brown.......................1.47
Mordecai Brown.......................1.31
Mordecai Brown 1.51
King Cole...............................*1.80
Lew Richie...............................2.31
Larry Cheney............................2.85
George Pearce.........................2.31
Hippo Vaughn..........................2.05
Bert Humphries.......................2.31
Hippo Vaughn..........................2.20
Hippo Vaughn..........................2.01
Hippo Vaughn........................*1.74
Grover Alexander....................*1.72
Hippo Vaughn 2.08
Grover Alexander..................*#1.91
Grover Alexander......................3.39
Vic Aldridge..............................3.52
Vic Keen..................................3.00
Charlie Root.............................2.82
Guy Bush.................................3.03
Sheriff Blake............................2.47
Charlie Root.............................3.47
Grover Alexander 3.02
Pat Malone..............................3.94
Bob Smith................................3.22
Lon Warneke........................*#2.37
Lon Warneke............................2.00
Lon Warneke............................3.21
Larry French, Bill Lee................2.96
Bill Lee....................................3.31
Tex Carleton.............................3.15
Bill Lee................................*#2.66
Claude Passeau.......................3.05
Lon Warneke 2.85
GAMES
Albert Spalding...........................61
George Bradley...........................50
Terry Larkin.................................56
Terry Larkin.................................58
Terry Larkin 114
Larry Corcoran............................63
Larry Corcoran............................45
Fred Goldsmith...........................45
Larry Corcoran............................56
Larry Corcoran............................60
John Clarkson.........................*#70
John Clarkson.............................55
John Clarkson...........................*60
Gus Krock...................................39
Bill Hutchison.............................37
Larry Corcoran 270
Bill Hutchison.........................*#71
Bill Hutchison.........................*#66
Bill Hutchison.........................*#75
Bill Hutchison.............................44
Bill Hutchison.............................37
Clark Griffith...............................42
Danny Friend, Clark Griffith.........36
Clark Griffith...............................41
Clark Griffith...............................38
Jack Taylor..................................41
Bill Hutchison 331
Nixey Callahan............................32
Long Tom Hughes........................37
Jack Taylor..................................37
Jack Taylor..................................37
Jake Weimer...............................37
Ed Reulbach...............................34
Mordecai Brown..........................36
Orval Overall...............................36
Ed Reulbach...............................46
Mordecai Brown........................*50
Mordecai Brown 220
Mordecai Brown..........................46
Mordecai Brown........................*53
L. Cheney, J. Lavender.................42
Larry Cheney...........................*#54
Larry Cheney.............................*50
J. Lavender, H. Vaughn.................41
Hippo Vaughn.............................44
Phil Douglas...........................*#51
Hippo Vaughn.............................35
Hippo Vaughn.............................38
Hippo Vaughn 248
Lefty York....................................40
Percy Jones.................................44
Vic Keen.....................................40
Guy Bush....................................42
Charlie Root................................42
Charlie Root............................**48
Guy Bush, Pat Malone.................42
Guy Bush................................*#50
Guy Bush 222
Guy Bush....................................46
Guy Bush, Charlie Root................39
Guy Bush....................................40
Guy Bush....................................41
Lon Warneke...............................43
Larry French, Lon Warneke...........42
Larry French, Bill Lee...................43
Charlie Root................................43
C. Bryant, B. Lee, C. Root.............44
Jack Russell................................39
Charlie Root 377
##Tied for Major League Lead

**Tied for National League Lead
GAMES STARTED
Albert Spalding...........................60
George Bradley...........................44
Terry Larkin.................................56
Terry Larkin.................................58
Terry Larkin 114
Larry Corcoran............................60
Larry Corcoran............................44
Fred Goldsmith...........................45
Larry Corcoran............................53
Larry Corcoran............................59
John Clarkson.......................+*#70
John Clarkson.............................55
John Clarkson...........................*59
Gus Krock...................................39
Bill Hutchison.............................36
Larry Corcoran 262
Bill Hutchison.............................66
Bill Hutchison.......................*##58
Bill Hutchison.......................+*#70
Bill Hutchison.............................40
Bill Hutchison.............................34
Clark Griffith...............................41
Clark Griffith...............................35
Clark Griffith...............................38
Clark Griffith...............................38
Jack Taylor..................................39
Bill Hutchison 303
Nixey Callahan............................32
Long Tom Hughes........................35
Jack Taylor..................................34
Jack Taylor, Jake Weimer..............33
Jake Weimer...............................37
Jake Weimer...............................30
Mordecai Brown..........................32
Orval Overall...............................30
Ed Reulbach...............................35
Mordecai Brown..........................34
Mordecai Brown 171
Mordecai Brown..........................31
Ed Reulbach...............................29
Larry Cheney...............................37
Larry Cheney...............................36
Larry Cheney...........................**40
Hippo Vaughn.............................34
Hippo Vaughn.............................35
Hippo Vaughn.............................38
Hippo Vaughn.............................33
Hippo Vaughn...........................*37
Hippo Vaughn 218
Grover Alexander.....................*#40
Vic Aldridge.................................34
Vic Aldridge.................................32
Sheriff Blake...............................31
Charlie Root................................32
Charlie Root................................36
Charlie Root................................30
Charlie Root................................31
Pat Malone.................................35
Charlie Root................................31
Pat Malone.................................33
Lon Warneke...............................34
Lon Warneke...............................35
Bill Lee.......................................32
Bill Lee.......................................33
Bill Lee.......................................33
Bill Lee...................................**37
Bill Lee...................................**36
Bill Lee 200
NOTE: ERA leaders based on 1.0 inning

pitched per team game played. Decade
leaders based on 500.0 innings.
315

YEAR
1876
1877
1878
1879
1870s
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1880s
1890
1891
1892
1843
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1890s
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1900s
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1910s
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1920s
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1930s
316
COMPLETE GAMES
Albert Spalding...........................53
George Bradley...........................35
Terry Larkin.................................56
Terry Larkin.................................57
Terry Larkin 113
Larry Corcoran............................57
Larry Corcoran............................43
Fred Goldsmith...........................45
Larry Corcoran............................51
Larry Corcoran............................57
John Clarkson.......................+*#68
John Clarkson.............................50
John Clarkson...........................*56
Gus Krock...................................39
Bill Hutchison.............................33
Larry Corcoran 252
Bill Hutchison.........................*#65
Bill Hutchison.........................*#56
Bill Hutchison.........................*#67
Bill Hutchison.............................38
C. Griffith, B. Hutchison...............28
Clark Griffith...............................39
Clark Griffith...............................35
Clark Griffith.......................**##38
Clark Griffith...............................36
Jack Taylor..................................39
Bill Hutchison 284
Nixey Callahan............................32
Long Tom Hughes........................32
Jack Taylor..................................34
Jack Taylor..................................33
Jake Weimer...............................31
Ed Reulbach...............................28
Mordecai Brown..........................27
Orval Overall...............................26
Mordecai Brown..........................27
Mordecai Brown........................*32
Mordecai Brown 151
Mordecai Brown......................**27
Mordecai Brown..........................21
Larry Cheney.............................*28
Larry Cheney...............................25
Hippo Vaughn.............................23
Hippo Vaughn.............................18
Hippo Vaughn.............................21
Hippo Vaughn.............................27
Hippo Vaughn.............................27
Hippo Vaughn.............................25
Hippo Vaughn 146
Grover Alexander.....................*#33
Vic Aldridge, Grover Alexander.....20
Vic Aldridge.................................20
Charlie Root................................21
Charlie Root................................21
Sheriff Blake, Pat Malone............16
Pat Malone, Charlie Root............19
Pat Malone.............................**22
Charlie Root................................19
Lon Warneke...............................25
Lon Warneke.......................**##26
Lon Warneke...............................23
Lon Warneke...............................20
Bill Lee.......................................20
Tex Carleton................................18
Bill Lee.......................................19
Bill Lee.......................................20
Bill Lee, Lon Warneke 110
INNINGS PITCHED
Albert Spalding...................... 528.2
George Bradley...................... 394.0
Terry Larkin............................ 506.0
Terry Larkin............................513.1
Terry Larkin 1019.1
Larry Corcoran....................... 536.1
Larry Corcoran....................... 396.2
Fred Goldsmith...................... 405.0
Larry Corcoran....................... 473.2
Larry Corcoran....................... 516.2
John Clarkson..................+*#623.0
John Clarkson........................ 466.2
John Clarkson......................*523.0
Gus Krock.............................. 339.2
Bill Hutchison........................318.0
Larry Corcoran 2338.1
Bill Hutchison....................*#603.0
Bill Hutchison....................*#561.0
Bill Hutchison....................*#622.0
Bill Hutchison........................ 348.1
Bill Hutchison........................ 279.1
Clark Griffith.......................... 353.0
Clark Griffith.......................... 317.2
Clark Griffith.......................... 343.2
Clark Griffith.......................... 325.2
Jack Taylor.............................354.2
Bill Hutchison 2704.2
Nixey Callahan....................... 285.1
Long Tom Hughes................... 308.1
Jack Taylor............................. 333.2
Jack Taylor............................. 312.1
Jake Weimer.......................... 307.0
Ed Reulbach.......................... 291.2
Mordecai Brown..................... 277.1
Orval Overall.......................... 268.1
Mordecai Brown..................... 312.1
Mordecai Brown...................*342.2
Mordecai Brown 1626.2
Mordecai Brown..................... 295.1
Mordecai Brown..................... 270.0
Larry Cheney.......................... 303.1
Larry Cheney.......................... 305.0
Larry Cheney.......................... 311.1
Hippo Vaughn........................ 269.2
Hippo Vaughn........................ 294.0
Hippo Vaughn........................ 295.2
Hippo Vaughn......................*290.1
Hippo Vaughn....................*#306.2
Hippo Vaughn 1806.0
Grover Alexander................*#363.1
Grover Alexander.................... 252.0
Vic Aldridge............................ 258.1
Vic Aldridge............................ 244.1
Charlie Root........................... 271.1
Charlie Root.......................*#309.0
Pat Malone............................ 250.2
Charlie Root...........................272.0
Grover Alexander 1623.1
Pat Malone............................ 271.2
Charlie Root........................... 251.0
Lon Warneke.......................... 277.0
Lon Warneke.......................... 287.1
Lon Warneke.......................... 291.1
Lon Warneke.......................... 261.2
Bill Lee.................................. 258.2
Bill Lee.................................. 272.1
Bill Lee.................................. 291.0
Bill Lee..................................282.1
Charlie Root 1829.1
STRIKEOUTS
Albert Spalding........................... 39
George Bradley........................... 59
Terry Larkin............................... 163
Terry Larkin...............................142
Terry Larkin 305
Larry Corcoran......................*#268
Larry Corcoran.......................... 150
Larry Corcoran.......................... 170
Larry Corcoran.......................... 216
Larry Corcoran.......................... 272
John Clarkson.......................*#308
John Clarkson........................... 313
John Clarkson......................... *237
Gus Krock................................. 161
Bill Hutchison...........................136
Larry Corcoran 1086
Bill Hutchison........................... 289
Bill Hutchison........................... 261
Bill Hutchison.....................+*#314
Willie McGill............................... 91
Clark Griffith............................... 71
Adonis Terry................................. 88
Danny Friend.............................. 86
Clark Griffith............................. 102
Clark Griffith............................... 97
Nixey Callahan............................77
Bill Hutchison 1088
Ned Garvin................................ 107
Long Tom Hughes...................... 225
Pop Williams............................... 99
Jake Weimer............................. 128
Jake Weimer............................. 177
Ed Reulbach............................. 152
Jack Pfiester............................. 153
Orval Overall............................. 141
Orval Overall............................. 167
Orval Overall.........................*#205
Mordecai Brown 716
Mordecai Brown........................ 143
Mordecai Brown........................ 129
Larry Cheney............................. 140
Larry Cheney............................. 136
Hippo Vaughn........................... 165
Hippo Vaughn........................... 148
Hippo Vaughn........................... 144
Hippo Vaughn........................... 195
Hippo Vaughn......................... *148
Hippo Vaughn.........................*141
Hippo Vaughn 977
Grover Alexander...................*#173
Speed Martin.............................. 86
Tiny Osborne............................... 81
G. Alexander, T. Kaufmann............ 72
Tony Kaufmann........................... 79
Sheriff Blake............................... 93
Charlie Root.............................. 127
Charlie Root.............................. 145
Pat Malone............................... 155
Pat Malone.............................*166
Charlie Root 518
Pat Malone............................... 142
Charlie Root.............................. 131
Pat Malone............................... 120
Lon Warneke............................. 133
Lon Warneke............................. 143
Lon Warneke............................. 120
Lon Warneke............................. 113
Bill Lee..................................... 108
Clay Bryant.............................. *135
Claude Passeau........................108
Charlie Root 818
CUBS P
ITCHING FACTS
The Cubs set a team mark in
2013 by utilizing 31 different
pitchers.
The club mark for most
left-handed pitchers to see
mound action in a season
is 10 a figure reached in
both 1999 and 2000. Prior
to the 1999 campaign, the
team record of eight had
stood since 1966.
The team mark for most
strikeouts by a reliever is
11, set by Dave Hillman during a 7.2-inning relief stint
May 28, 1959, against Los
Angeles.
The last Cubs position player
to take the mound for the
Cubs was third baseman
Joe Mather, who saw relief
action August 27, 2012 vs.
Milwaukee.
Since the advent of divisional play in 1969, only two
Cubs have recorded saves in
their major league debuts:
Todd Wellemeyer (5/15/03
@ MIL) and Kyuji Fujikawa
(4/1/13 @ PIT).
The last Cubs rookie to
hurl consecutive complete
games was Rich Hill in 2006
(September 16 vs. Cincinnati, September 22 at Cincinnati).
Hill finished with two complete games in 2006,
making him the first Cubs
rookie with more than one
complete game in a season
since Frank Castillo tossed
four in 1991.
The best career start recordwise for a Cubs pitcher is
8-0, recorded by King Cole
in 1910 and Carlos Silva in
2010. The worst start belongs to Chris Volstad, who
began his Cubs career 0-9
in 2012.
On July 17, 1918, Lefty Tyler
pitched a Cubs-record 21
innings in a route-going 2-1
win against Philadelphia.
He gave up 13 hits and one
walk while striking out eight.
Three years earlier, on June
17, 1915, reliever George
Zip Zabel was called into a
game against Brooklyn with
two out in the top of the 1st
inning at West Side Grounds.
He had to pitch 18.1 innings
before earning the win, as
the Cubs won 4-3 in the
19th inning.
The Cubs top single-season
pitchers batting marks for:
AVG: .350....... Percy Jones (1927)
H: 30...........Lon Warneke (1930)
HR: 6.......Fergie Jenkins (1971)/

Carlos Zambrano (2006)
RBI: 20......Fergie Jenkins (1971)
SH: 19.....Ryan Dempster (2008)
SO: 55........Don Cardwell (1961)

YEAR
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VICTORIES
Claude Passeau.......................... 20
Claude Passeau.......................... 14
Claude Passeau.......................... 19
Hi Bithorn................................... 18
Hank Wyse.................................. 16
Hank Wyse.................................. 22
Hank Wyse.................................. 14
Johnny Schmitz........................... 13
Johnny Schmitz........................... 18
Johnny Schmitz...........................11
Claude Passeau 111
Bob Rush.................................... 13
Bob Rush.................................... 11
Bob Rush.................................... 17
Warren Hacker, Paul Minner........ 12
Bob Rush.................................... 13
Sam Jones.................................. 14
Bob Rush.................................... 13
Dick Drott................................... 15
Glen Hobbie............................... 10
Glen Hobbie...............................16
Bob Rush 95
Glen Hobbie............................... 16
Don Cardwell.............................. 15
Bob Buhl..................................... 12
Dick Ellsworth............................. 22
Larry Jackson.......................... *#24
D. Ellsworth, L. Jackson............... 14
Ken Holtzman............................. 11
Fergie Jenkins............................. 20
Fergie Jenkins............................. 20
Fergie Jenkins.............................21
Dick Ellsworth 84
Fergie Jenkins............................. 22
Fergie Jenkins........................... *24
Fergie Jenkins............................. 20
Hooton, Jenkins, Reuschel........... 14
Rick Reuschel............................. 13
Ray Burris................................... 15
Ray Burris................................... 15
Rick Reuschel............................. 20
Rick Reuschel............................. 14
Rick Reuschel.............................18
Rick Reuschel 114
Lynn McGlothen.......................... 12
Mike Krukow................................. 9
Fergie Jenkins............................. 14
Chuck Rainey.............................. 14
Rick Sutcliffe.............................. 16
Dennis Eckersley......................... 11
Scott Sanderson, Lee Smith.......... 9
Rick Sutcliffe............................ *18
Greg Maddux.............................. 18
Greg Maddux..............................19
Rick Sutcliffe 76
ERA
Claude Passeau....................... 2.50
Vern Olsen............................... 3.15
Claude Passeau....................... 2.68
Hi Bithorn................................ 2.60
Claude Passeau....................... 2.89
Ray Prim................................ *2.40
Johnny Schmitz........................ 2.61
Johnny Schmitz........................ 3.22
Johnny Schmitz........................ 2.64
Bob Rush................................. 4.07
Claude Passeau 2.94
Bob Rush................................. 3.71
Paul Minner............................. 3.79
Warren Hacker......................... 2.58
Paul Minner............................. 4.21
Bob Rush................................. 3.77
Paul Minner............................. 3.48
Bob Rush................................. 3.19
Moe Drabowsky....................... 3.53
Glen Hobbie............................ 3.74
Dave Hillman........................... 3.53
Bob Rush 3.65
Dick Ellsworth.......................... 3.72
Don Cardwell........................... 3.82
Bob Buhl.................................. 3.69
Dick Ellsworth.......................... 2.11
Larry Jackson........................... 3.14
Cal Koonce.............................. 3.69
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 3.31
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 2.80
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 2.63
Bill Hands................................ 2.49
Fergie Jenkins 2.95
Ken Holtzman.......................... 3.38
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 2.77
Milt Pappas............................. 2.77
Rick Reuschel.......................... 3.00
Bill Bonham............................. 3.86
Rick Reuschel.......................... 3.73
Ray Burris................................ 3.11
Rick Reuschel.......................... 2.79
Dennis Lamp........................... 3.30
Dennis Lamp........................... 3.50
Fergie Jenkins 3.29
Rick Reuschel.......................... 3.40
Mike Krukow, Randy Martz....... 3.68
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 3.15
Fergie Jenkins.......................... 4.30
Steve Trout............................... 3.41
Dennis Eckersley...................... 3.08
Scott Sanderson...................... 4.19
Rick Sutcliffe........................... 3.68
Greg Maddux........................... 3.18
Greg Maddux........................... 2.95
Lee Smith 2.92
GAMES
Claude Passeau..........................46
Vern Olsen..................................37
Hi Bithorn...................................38
Hi Bithorn...................................39
Paul Derringer.............................42
Hank Wyse..................................38
Johnny Schmitz...........................41
Emil Kush...................................47
Jess Dobernic.............................54
Bob Chipman..............................38
Claude Passeau 258
Dubiel, Minner, Rush, Schmitz.....39
Dutch Leonard............................41
Dutch Leonard............................45
Turk Lown...................................49
Jim Davis....................................46
Hal Jeffcoat................................50
Turk Lown...................................61
Turk Lown...............................*#67
Don Elston..............................*#69
D. Elston, B. Henry...............**##65
Bob Rush 268
Don Elston..................................60
Don Elston..................................58
B. Anderson, D. Elston..................57
Lindy McDaniel...........................57
Lindy McDaniel...........................63
Ted Abernathy.......................+*#84
Fergie Jenkins.............................60
Bill Hands...................................49
Phil Regan..................................68
Phil Regan..................................71
Don Elston 274
Phil Regan..................................54
Phil Regan..................................48
Jack Aker....................................48
Bob Locker.................................63
Oscar Zamora.............................56
Darold Knowles...........................58
Darold Knowles...........................58
Paul Reuschel.............................69
Donnie Moore.............................71
Dick Tidrow.................................63
Rick Reuschel 284
Dick Tidrow...........................+*#84
Dick Tidrow.................................51
Willie Hernandez.........................75
Bill Campbell..........................*#82
Lee Smith...................................69
Lee Smith...................................65
Lee Smith...................................66
Frank DiPino...............................69
Frank DiPino...............................63
Mitch Williams......................*##76
Lee Smith 458
GAMES STARTED
Larry French................................ 33
Claude Passeau.......................... 30
Claude Passeau.......................... 34
Claude Passeau.......................... 31
Hank Wyse.................................. 34
Hank Wyse.................................. 34
Johnny Schmitz........................... 31
Johnny Schmitz........................... 28
Johnny Schmitz........................... 30
Johnny Schmitz........................... 31
Claude Passeau 207
Bob Rush.................................... 34
Bob Rush.................................... 29
Bob Rush.................................... 32
Warren Hacker............................ 32
Bob Rush.................................... 32
Sam Jones.................................. 34
Bob Rush.................................... 32
Moe Drabowsky.......................... 33
Dick Drott................................... 31
Bob Anderson............................. 36
Bob Rush 249
Glen Hobbie............................... 36
Don Cardwell............................ *38
Dick Ellsworth............................. 33
Dick Ellsworth, Larry Jackson....... 37
Larry Jackson.............................. 38
Larry Jackson.............................. 39
Dick Ellsworth............................. 37
Fergie Jenkins............................. 38
Fergie Jenkins........................... *40
Fergie Jenkins......................... *#42
Dick Ellsworth 235
Fergie Jenkins............................. 39
Fergie Jenkins......................... **39
Fergie Jenkins............................. 36
Fergie Jenkins............................. 38
Rick Reuschel............................. 38
Rick Reuschel............................. 37
Rick Reuschel............................. 37
Ray Burris................................... 39
Dennis Lamp.............................. 36
Rick Reuschel............................. 36
Rick Reuschel 274
Rick Reuschel.....................**##38
Mike Krukow........................... **25
Fergie Jenkins............................. 34
Chuck Rainey.............................. 34
Steve Trout.................................. 31
Rick Sutcliffe.............................. 34
Greg Maddux.............................. 34
Greg Maddux.............................. 35
Rick Sutcliffe 167
GOING THE DISTANCE

The last time Cubs pitchers went the distance in three consecutive contests took place during the 1976 campaign when Rick Reuschel (September
18), Ray Burris (September 19) and Steve Renko (September 21) did the honors.
The last time the Cubs had three straight complete-game shutouts took place in May 1969. Ken Holtzman started the streak May 11 with an 8-0
victory over San Francisco. Fergie Jenkins then blanked San Diego 2-0 on May 12. Dick Selma finished the stretch with a three-hitter in a 19-0
victory over the Padres May 13.
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1941
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1943
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1984
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1986
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1989
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COMPLETE GAMES
Claude Passeau.......................... 20
Claude Passeau.......................... 20
Claude Passeau.......................... 24
Hi Bithorn................................... 19
Claude Passeau.......................... 18
Hank Wyse.................................. 23
Johnny Schmitz........................... 14
Johnny Schmitz........................... 10
Johnny Schmitz........................... 18
Dutch Leonard............................10
Claude Passeau 130
Bob Rush.................................... 19
Paul Minner................................ 14
Bob Rush.................................... 17
Warren Hacker, Paul Minner.......... 9
Paul Minner................................ 12
Bob Rush.................................... 14
Bob Rush.................................... 13
Moe Drabowsky.......................... 12
Taylor Phillips................................ 5
Glen Hobbie...............................10
Bob Rush 99
Glen Hobbie............................... 16
Don Cardwell.............................. 13
Bob Buhl....................................... 8
Dick Ellsworth............................. 19
Larry Jackson.............................. 19
Larry Jackson.............................. 12
Dick Ellsworth, Ken Holtzman........ 9
Fergie Jenkins......................... *#20
Fergie Jenkins............................. 20
Fergie Jenkins.............................23
Dick Ellsworth 71
Fergie Jenkins......................... *#24
Fergie Jenkins......................... *#30
Fergie Jenkins............................. 23
Burt Hooton.................................. 9
Bill Bonham................................ 10
Ray Burris..................................... 8
Ray Burris................................... 10
Rick Reuschel............................... 8
Rick Reuschel............................... 9
Dennis Lamp, Lynn McGlothen...... 6
Fergie Jenkins 84
Rick Reuschel............................... 6
Doug Bird, Mike Krukow................ 2
Fergie Jenkins............................... 4
Dick Ruthven................................ 5
Rick Sutcliffe................................ 7
D. Eckersley, R. Sutcliffe................ 6
Rick Sutcliffe................................ 4
Rick Sutcliffe................................ 6
Rick Sutcliffe.............................. 12
Greg Maddux................................ 7
Rick Sutcliffe 40
INNINGS PITCHED
Claude Passeau..................... 280.2
Claude Passeau..................... 231.0
Claude Passeau..................... 278.1
Claude Passeau..................... 257.0
Hank Wyse............................. 257.1
Hank Wyse............................. 278.1
Johnny Schmitz...................... 224.1
Johnny Schmitz...................... 207.0
Johnny Schmitz...................... 242.0
Johnny Schmitz......................207.0
Claude Passeau 1693.2
Bob Rush............................... 254.2
Bob Rush............................... 211.1
Bob Rush............................... 250.1
Warren Hacker....................... 221.2
Bob Rush............................... 236.1
Sam Jones............................. 241.2
Bob Rush............................... 239.2
Moe Drabowsky..................... 239.2
Taylor Phillips......................... 170.1
Bob Anderson........................235.1
Bob Rush 1798.1
Glen Hobbie.......................... 258.2
Don Cardwell......................... 259.1
Bob Buhl................................ 212.0
Dick Ellsworth........................ 290.2
Larry Jackson......................... 297.2
Larry Jackson......................... 257.1
Dick Ellsworth........................ 269.1
Fergie Jenkins........................ 289.1
Fergie Jenkins........................ 308.0
Fergie Jenkins........................311.1
Dick Ellsworth 1611.0
Fergie Jenkins........................ 313.0
Fergie Jenkins......................*325.0
Fergie Jenkins........................ 289.1
Fergie Jenkins........................ 271.0
Bill Bonham........................... 242.2
Ray Burris.............................. 238.1
Rick Reuschel........................ 260.0
Rick Reuschel........................ 252.0
Rick Reuschel........................ 242.2
Rick Reuschel........................239.0
Rick Reuschel 1834.1
Rick Reuschel........................ 257.0
Mike Krukow.......................... 144.1
Fergie Jenkins........................ 217.1
Chuck Rainey......................... 191.0
Steve Trout............................. 190.0
Dennis Eckersley.................... 169.1
Dennis Eckersley.................... 201.0
Rick Sutcliffe......................... 237.1
Greg Maddux......................... 249.0
Greg Maddux.........................238.1
Rick Sutcliffe 1149.1
STRIKEOUTS
Claude Passeau........................ 124
Paul Erickson.............................. 85
Claude Passeau.......................... 89
Claude Passeau.......................... 93
Claude Passeau.......................... 89
Claude Passeau.......................... 98
Johnny Schmitz....................... *135
Johnny Schmitz........................... 97
Johnny Schmitz......................... 100
Dutch Leonard............................83
Claude Passeau 646
Paul Minner................................ 99
Bob Rush.................................. 129
Bob Rush.................................. 157
Johnny Klippstein...................... 113
Bob Rush.................................. 124
Sam Jones.............................. *198
Sam Jones.............................. *176
Moe Drabowsky, Dick Drott....... 170
Dick Drott................................. 127
Glen Hobbie.............................138
Bob Rush 924
Glen Hobbie............................. 134
Don Cardwell............................ 156
Dick Ellsworth........................... 113
Dick Ellsworth........................... 185
Dick Ellsworth, Larry Jackson..... 148
Larry Jackson............................ 131
Ken Holtzman........................... 171
Fergie Jenkins........................... 236
Fergie Jenkins........................... 260
Fergie Jenkins.........................*273
Fergie Jenkins 917
Fergie Jenkins........................... 274
Fergie Jenkins........................... 263
Fergie Jenkins........................... 184
Fergie Jenkins........................... 170
Bill Bonham.............................. 191
Bill Bonham.............................. 165
Rick Reuschel........................... 146
Rick Reuschel........................... 166
Rick Reuschel........................... 115
Lynn McGlothen........................147
Rick Reuschel 1122
Rick Reuschel........................... 140
Mike Krukow............................. 101
Fergie Jenkins........................... 134
Bill Campbell.............................. 97
Rick Sutcliffe............................ 155
Dennis Eckersley....................... 117
Dennis Eckersley....................... 137
Rick Sutcliffe............................ 174
Rick Sutcliffe............................ 144
Rick Sutcliffe............................153
Rick Sutcliffe 850
SAVES
Don Elston.................................. 11
Bob Anderson............................... 8
Don Elston.................................... 8
Lindy McDaniel......................... *22
Lindy McDaniel........................... 15
Ted Abernathy......................... *#31
Bob Hendley................................. 7
Chuck Hartenstein...................... 10
Phil Regan.............................. *#25
Phil Regan..................................17
Phil Regan 42
Phil Regan.................................. 12
Phil Regan.................................... 6
Jack Aker.................................... 17
Bob Locker................................. 18
Oscar Zamora............................. 10
Darold Knowles........................... 15
Bruce Sutter............................... 10
Bruce Sutter............................... 31
Bruce Sutter............................... 27
Bruce Sutter...........................*#37
Bruce Sutter 105
Bruce Sutter............................. *28
Dick Tidrow................................... 9
Lee Smith................................... 17
Lee Smith................................. *29
Lee Smith................................... 33
Lee Smith................................... 33
Lee Smith................................... 31
Lee Smith................................... 36
Goose Gossage........................... 13
Mitch Williams............................36
Lee Smith 180
FAN-TASTIC
On April 9, 2003, at Wrigley Field, the Cubs and Montreal combined for 27 strikeouts and no walks. Mark Prior fanned 12 Montreal batters, while
Javier Vazquez (14) and Luis Ayala (1) struck out 15 Cubs.
The 27 strikeouts without a walk were the most in any major league nine-inning game.
The National League record for most strikeouts in a nine-inning game is 30. On May 6, 1998, at Wrigley Field, Kerry Wood fanned 20 Houston
batters while Shane Reynolds struck out 10 Cubs in his 8.0 innings of work.
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1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
1990s
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2000s
2010
2011
2012
2013
2010s
VICTORIES
Greg Maddux.............................. 15
Greg Maddux.............................. 15
Greg Maddux.......................... **20
Greg Hibbard.............................. 15
Steve Trachsel............................... 9
Jaime Navarro............................ 14
Jaime Navarro............................ 15
Jeremi Gonzalez.......................... 11
Kevin Tapani............................... 19
Jon Lieber...................................10
Steve Trachsel 60
Jon Lieber................................... 12
Jon Lieber................................... 20
Matt Clement, Kerry Wood........... 12
Mark Prior................................... 18
Greg Maddux,CarlosZambrano.. 16
CarlosZambrano........................ 14
Carlos Zambrano........................ 16
Carlos Zambrano........................ 18
Ted Lilly, Ryan Dempster............. 17
Ted Lilly, Randy Wells................ 12
Carlos Zambrano 105
Ryan Dempster........................... 15
Ryan Dempster, Matt Garza......... 10
Paul Maholm, Jeff Samardzija....... 9
Travis Wood................................... 9
Ryan Dempster 30
ERA
Mike Harkey............................ 3.26
Greg Maddux........................... 3.35
Greg Maddux........................... 2.18
Greg Hibbard........................... 3.96
Steve Trachsel.......................... 3.21
Frank Castillo........................... 3.21
Steve Trachsel.......................... 3.03
Steve Trachsel.......................... 4.51
Kerry Wood.............................. 3.40
Jon Lieber................................4.07
Greg Maddux 2.98
Jon Lieber................................ 4.41
Kerry Wood.............................. 3.36
Matt Clement........................... 3.60
Mark Prior................................ 2.43
CarlosZambrano..................... 2.75
Carlos Zambrano..................... 3.26
Carlos Zambrano..................... 3.41
Ted Lilly................................... 3.83
Ryan Dempster........................ 2.96
Randy Wells.............................3.05
Prior, Zambrano 3.51
Ryan Dempster........................ 3.85
Matt Garza...............................3.32
Jeff Samardzija........................3.81
Travis Wood..............................3.11
Matt Garza 3.45
GAMES
Paul Assenmacher.......................74
Chuck McElroy............................72
Randy Myers...............................73
Jose Bautista..............................58
Mike Perez..................................68
Bob Patterson.............................79
Bob Patterson.............................76
Rod Beck..................................*81
Felix Heredia...............................69
Terry Adams 276
Felix Heredia...............................74
Jeff Fassero.................................82
Joe Borowski...............................73
Kyle Farnsworth..........................77
LaTroyHawkins...........................77
Michael Wuertz...........................75
Bob Howry................................+84
Bob Howry..................................78
Carlos Marmol............................82
Carlos Marmol............................79
Kyle Farnwsorth 316
Sean Marshall............................80
Sean Marshall............................78
Shawn Camp.............................+80
James Russell.............................74
Carlos Marmol 244
GAMES STARTED
Greg Maddux.......................... **35
Greg Maddux.......................... *#37
Greg Maddux.......................... **35
Mike Morgan.............................. 32
Willie Banks................................ 23
Castillo, Navarro, Trachsel........... 29
Jaime Navarro............................ 35
Steve Trachsel............................. 34
Kevin Tapani............................... 34
Steve Trachsel.............................34
Steve Trachsel 186
Jon Lieber................................... 35
Jon Lieber................................... 34
Kerry Wood................................. 33
Clement, Wood, Zambrano.......... 32
Greg Maddux.............................. 33
GregMaddux.............................. 35
Carlos Zambrano........................ 33
Ted Lilly, Carlos Zambrano.......... 34
Ted Lilly...................................... 34
Ryan Dempster...........................31
Carlos Zambrano 238
Ryan Dempster........................... 34
Ryan Dempster........................... 34
Jeff Samardzija........................... 28
Jeff Samardzija........................... 33
Ryan Dempster 84
YEAR
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
1990s
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2000s
2010
2011
2012
2013
2010s
COMPLETE GAMES
Greg Maddux................................ 8
Greg Maddux................................ 7
Greg Maddux................................ 9
Frank Castillo, Jose Guzman.......... 2
5 pitchers tied at.......................... 1
Frank Castillo, Steve Trachsel........ 2
Jaime Navarro.............................. 4
Mark Clark.................................... 2
Mark Clark, Kevin Tapani............... 2
Steve Trachsel............................... 4
Greg Maddux 24
Jon Lieber..................................... 6
Jon Lieber..................................... 5
Kerry Wood................................... 4
Kerry Wood................................... 4
Greg Maddux................................ 2
Greg Maddux................................ 3
Rich Hill........................................ 2
Jason Marquis, Carlos Zambrano.. 1
Dempster, Zambrano.................... 1
Dempster, Sean Marshall, Zambrano....1
Jon Lieber 14
Ryan Dempster............................. 1
Matt Garza, Randy Wells................ 2
Jeff Samardzija............................. 1
Jeff Samardzija............................. 2
Jeff Samardzija 3
INNINGS PITCHED
Greg Maddux......................... 237.0
Greg Maddux.......................*263.0
Greg Maddux.....................*#268.0
Mike Morgan......................... 207.2
Steve Trachsel........................ 146.0
Jaime Navarro....................... 200.1
Jaime Navarro....................... 236.2
Steve Trachsel........................ 201.1
Kevin Tapani.......................... 219.0
Steve Trachsel........................205.2
Steve Trachsel 1146.1
Jon Lieber..........................*#251.0
Jon Lieber.............................. 232.1
Kerry Wood............................ 213.2
Carlos Zambrano................... 214.0
Greg Maddux......................... 212.2
Greg Maddux......................... 225.0
Carlos Zambrano................... 214.0
Carlos Zambrano................... 216.1
Ryan Dempster...................... 206.2
Ryan Dempster......................200.0
Carlos Zambrano 1551.1
Ryan Dempster...................... 215.1
Ryan Dempster...................... 202.1
Jeff Samardzija...................... 174.2
Jeff Samardzija...................... 213.2
Ryan Dempster 521.2
STRIKEOUTS
Greg Maddux............................144
Greg Maddux............................198
Greg Maddux............................199
Jose Guzman............................163
Steve Trachsel...........................108
Kevin Foster..............................146
Jaime Navarro..........................158
Steve Trachsel...........................160
Kerry Wood...............................233
Jon Lieber.................................186
Steve Trachsel 829
Jon Lieber.................................192
Kerry Wood...............................217
Kerry Wood...............................217
Kerry Wood...........................*#266
Matt Clement............................190
Carlos Zambrano......................202
Carlos Zambrano......................210
Rich Hill....................................183
Ryan Dempster.........................187
Ryan Dempster.........................172
Carlos Zambrano 1,324
Ryan Dempster.........................208
Matt Garza................................197
Jeff Samardzija.........................180
Jeff Samardzija.........................214
Jeff Samardzija 490
SAVES
Mitch Williams............................ 16
Paul Assenmacher....................... 15
Bob Scanlan............................... 14
Randy Myers.........................+*#53
Randy Myers............................... 21
Randy Myers............................. *38
Turk Wendell............................... 18
Terry Adams................................ 18
Rod Beck.................................... 51
Terry Adams................................13
Randy Myers 112
Rick Aguilera............................... 29
Flash Gordon.............................. 27
Antonio Alfonseca....................... 19
Joe Borowski............................... 33
LaTroyHawkins........................... 25
Ryan Dempster........................... 33
Ryan Dempster........................... 24
Ryan Dempster........................... 28
Kerry Wood................................. 34
Kevin Gregg................................23
Ryan Dempster 87
Carlos Marmol............................ 38
Carlos Marmol............................ 34
Carlos Marmol............................ 20
Kevin Gregg................................ 33
Carlos Marmol 94
DIGGING OUT OF A HOLE

No Cubs team has ever overcome being more than 10 games below the .500 mark to finish a campaign at .500 or above. The biggest turnaround was
10 games, accomplished in 1968.
The 1968 club was 10 games under .500 twice, most recently on July 5 (35-45). That team finished the year at 84-78.
In 2007, the club was nine games below .500 at 22-31 and finished eight games above .500 at 85-77 to win the N.L. Central title.
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Cubs Pitching Records Since 1900

CAREER PITCHING RECORDS
LEFT-HANDED PITCHER
RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
9, Ken Holtzman, Hippo Vaughn..........Years.................................16, Charlie Root
151, Hippo Vaughn..........................Victories............................201, Charlie Root
110, Dick Ellsworth........................... Losses..............................156, Charlie Root
1.85, Jack Pfiester..................Earned Run Average............1.80, Mordecai Brown
323, Willie Hernandez....................... Games..............................605, Charlie Root
270, Hippo Vaughn.....................Games Started.................... 347, Fergie Jenkins
177, Hippo Vaughn................... Complete Games................206, Mordecai Brown
35, Hippo Vaughn............................Shutouts........................48, Mordecai Brown
112, Randy Myers.............................. Saves.................................. 180, Lee Smith
2,216.1, Hippo Vaughn.............. Innings Pitched................ 3,137.1, Charlie Root
1,971, Hippo Vaughn....................Hits Allowed..................... 3,184, Charlie Root
156, Dick Ellsworth.................Home Runs Allowed................. 271, Fergie Jenkins
621, Hippo Vaughn.....................Bases on Balls............... 1,109, Bill Hutchinson
1,138, Hippo Vaughn......................Strikeouts.....................2,038, Fergie Jenkins
312, Willie Hernandez............. Relief Appearances................ 491, Carlos Marmol
26, Willie Hernandez......................Relief Wins..............................46, Don Elston
.636, Jack Pfiester (70-40)............. Winning Percentage... .686, Mordecai Brown (188-86)
Consecutive Games Won: 16......................................... Rick Sutcliffe (1984-85)
Consecutive Save Situations Converted: 26...............Ryan Dempster (2005-06)
SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING RECORDS

LEFT-HANDED PITCHER
RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER
23, Hippo Vaughn (1917)................Victories........... 29, Mordecai Brown (1908)
22, Dick Ellsworth (1966)................. Losses....................23, Tom Hughes (1901)
1.15, Jack Pfiester (1907)..........Earned Run Average...1.04, Mordecai Brown (1906)
82, Jeff Fassero (2001).................... Games................ 84, Ted Abernathy (1965),

Dick Tidrow (1980),

Bob Howry (2006)
39, Ken Holtzman (1969)...........Games Started..........42, Fergie Jenkins (1969)
31, Jake Weimer (1904)........... Complete Games.............. 34, Jack Taylor (1902)
8, Hippo Vaughn (1918).................... Shutouts....9, Mordecai Brown (1906, 1908),

Orval Overall (1909),

Grover Alexander (1919),

Bill Lee (1938)
69, Randy Myers (1993)............Games Finished................70, Rod Beck (1998),

Carlos Marmol (2010)
53, Randy Myers (1993).................... Saves........................ 51, Rod Beck (1998)
307.0, Jake Weimer (1904)............. Innings Pitched.....363.1, Grover Alexander (1920)
134.1, Bill Henry (1959)..........Innings Pitched, Reliever..136.1, Ted Abernathy (1965)
321, Dick Ellsworth (1966)...........Hits Allowed........ 347, Nixey Callahan (1900)
150, Dick Ellsworth (1966).......... Runs Allowed........ 195, Nixey Callahan (1900)
119, Dick Ellsworth (1966)....Earned Runs Allowed.......... 155, Guy Bush (1930)
34, Dick Ellsworth (1964).......Home Runs Allowed...... 38, Warren Hacker (1955)
109, Hippo Vaughn (1914).........Bases on Balls.......... *185, Sam Jones (1955)
202, Ken Holtzman (1970).............Strikeouts............274, Fergie Jenkins (1970)
9, Bill Henry (1959).......................Relief Wins...........13, Lindy McDaniel (1963)
9-0, Ken Holtzman (1967)..... Most Wins0 Losses....... 4-0, Mike Harkey (1992)
0-5, Dan McGinn (1972)....... Most Losses0 Wins..........0-6, Dick Drott (1960),

Dave Smith (1991),

Angel Guzman (2006)
18, Joe Kraemer (1990)........... Most Games0 Decisions....30, Michael Bowden (2012)
Winning Percentage (Minimum 10 Decisions): .941.........Rick Sutcliffe (1984) (16-1)
Consecutive Games Won: 14...........................................................Ed Reulbach (1909),

Rick Sutcliffe (1984)
Consecutive Games Lost: 13..........................................................Robert McCall (1948)
Consecutive Scoreless Inn. Pitched, Starter: 44.0..........Ed Reulbach (9/17-10/3/1908)
Consecutive Scoreless Inn. Pitched, Reliever: 32.2....Warren Brusstar (5/18-7/26/1983)
Consecutive Save Situations Converted (Single Season): 19.....Flash Gordon (2001),

Ryan Dempster (2005), Carlos Marmol (2012)
Consecutive Save Situations Converted: 26.........Ryan Dempster (8/25/2005-5/1/2006)
Saves, One Month: 14....................................... Randy Myers (September 1993)
Saves Prior to All-Star Break: 27......................................... Randy Myers (1993)
Saves After All-Star Break: 28..................................................Rod Beck (1998)
Hit Batters: 22.................................................................Nixey Callahan (1900)
Wild Pitches: 26..................................................................Larry Cheney (1914)
SINGLE-GAME PITCHING RECORDS
Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game: 20........................................ 5/6/1998 vs. Houston

Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Game: *24.................... 5/15/2003 @ Milwaukee (17)
Hits Allowed: 26..................................................... 8/25/1922 vs. Philadelphia,

9/2/1957-1 vs. Milwaukee,

Runs Allowed: 23.................... five times, most recently 8/16/1987 vs. New York
Home Runs Allowed: 8................ 5/28/2006 vs. Atlanta, 6/18/2006 vs. Detroit
Home Runs Allowed, Inning: 4...................... five times, most recently 7/4/2010

@ Cincinnati (7th)
Bases on Balls: 15.......................................... 5/15/1962 @ New York (13 inn.)
Bases on Balls, Inning: 9...................................4/24/1957 vs. Cincinnati (5th)
Consecutive No-Hit Innings: 12.2................................... 7/6/1980 @ Pittsburgh
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CUBS 20-GAME WINNERS SINCE 1900

Jack Taylor......................................... 23-11
Jack Taylor......................................... 21-14
Jake Weimer........................................ 20-8
Bob Wicker......................................... 20-9
Jake Weimer...................................... 20-14
Mordecai Brown.................................. 26-6
Jack Pfiester....................................... 20-8
Jack Taylor (Cardinals-Cubs).............. 20-12
Orval Overall....................................... 23-7
Mordecai Brown.................................. 20-6
Mordecai Brown.................................. 29-9
Ed Reulbach....................................... 24-7
Mordecai Brown.................................. 27-9
Orval Overall..................................... 20-11
Mordecai Brown................................ 25-14
Leonard Cole...................................... 20-4
Mordecai Brown................................ 21-11
Larry Cheney..................................... 26-10
Larry Cheney..................................... 21-14
Hippo Vaughn................................... 21-13
Larry Cheney..................................... 20-18
Hippo Vaughn................................... 20-12
Hippo Vaughn................................... 23-13
Hippo Vaughn................................... 22-10
Claude Hendrix................................... 20-7
Hippo Vaughn................................... 21-14
Grover Alexander............................... 27-14
Grover Alexander............................... 22-12
Charlie Root...................................... 26-15
Pat Malone....................................... 22-10
Pat Malone......................................... 20-9
Lon Warneke....................................... 22-6
Guy Bush.......................................... 20-12
Lon Warneke..................................... 22-10
Bill Lee............................................... 20-6
Lon Warneke..................................... 20-13
Bill Lee............................................... 22-9
Claude Passeau................................ 20-13
Hank Wyse........................................ 22-10
Hank Borowy (Yankees-Cubs).............. 21-7
Dick Ellsworth................................... 22-10
Larry Jackson.................................... 24-11
Fergie Jenkins................................... 20-13
Fergie Jenkins................................... 20-15
Fergie Jenkins................................... 21-15
Bill Hands......................................... 20-14
Fergie Jenkins................................... 22-16
Fergie Jenkins................................... 24-13
Fergie Jenkins................................... 20-12
Rick Reuschel................................... 20-10
Rick Sutcliffe (Indians-Cubs)............... 20-6
Greg Maddux.................................... 20-11
Jon Lieber........................................... 20-6
WIN PERCENTAGE LEADERS (SINCE 1900)

1984 Rick Sutcliffe........................ .941 (16-1)
1945 Hank Borowy......................... .846 (11-2)
1910 Leonard Cole........................ .833 (20-4)
1906 Ed Reulbach......................... .826 (19-4)
1906 Mordecai Brown.................... .813 (26-6)
1907 Ed Reulbach......................... .810 (17-4)
1906 Orval Overall......................... .800 (12-3)
1906 Jack Taylor............................. .800 (12-3)
1913 Bert Humphries..................... .800 (16-4)
1932 Lon Warneke......................... .786 (22-6)
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TOP SINGLE-SEASON WINNING STREAKS

John Luby.......................................... 1890
Jim McCormick.................................. 1886
Jim McCormick.................................. 1885
John Flynn......................................... 1886
Ed Reulbach...................................... 1909
Rick Sutcliffe..................................... 1984
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME PITCHING RECORDS

Strikeouts: ++20........................................ Kerry Wood (5/6/1998 vs. Houston)
Left-handed Pitcher: 12................ Jamie Moyer (4/13/1987 @ Philadelphia)

Ken Holtzman (6/18/1969 @ Pittsburgh;

6/8/1971 vs. Pittsburgh 12 inn)

Hippo Vaughn (7/13/1914 vs. New York,

5/30/1918 vs. Cincinnati)
Strikeouts, Consecutive Starts: +33....... Kerry Wood (5/6/1998 vs. Houston 20;

5/11/1998 @ Arizona 13)
Consecutive Strikeouts: 8............................ Kyle Farnsworth (5/23-6/1/2001),

Juan Cruz (3/31-4/4/2003),

Kerry Wood (8/5-11/2001)
Starter: 7...............................................four times, most recently Kerry Wood

(4/11/2004 @ Atlanta)
Reliever, Game: 6............................... Bruce Sutter (9/8/1977 vs. Montreal),

Juan Cruz (3/31/2003 @ New York-N.L.)
Strikeouts, Inning: ++4............Jim Davis (5/27/1956 @ St. Louis Gm. 1; 6th),

Bill Bonham (7/31/1974 vs. Montreal Gm. 1; 2nd),

Kerry Wood (9/2/2002 vs. Milwaukee Gm. 2; 4th)

Ryan Dempster (10/4/2009 vs. Arizona; 5th)

Jason Berken (9/20/2012 vs. Cincinnati, 2nd)
Hits Allowed: 25..............................Nixey Callahan (9/6/1900 vs. Philadelphia)
Runs Allowed: 20.............................Nixey Callahan (9/6/1900 vs. Philadelphia)
Home Runs Allowed: 5........................Warren Hacker (8/11/1954 @ Cincinnati),

Steve Stone (7/9/1974 vs. Cincinnati), Ismael
Valdes (6/11/2000 @ Chicago-A.L.), Carlos Zambrano (8/12/2011 @ Atlanta),
Travis Wood (7/27/2012 vs. St. Louis)
Home Runs Allowed, Inning: 4....... Phil Norton (8/8/2000 @ Los Angeles 4th)

Jon Lieber (5/7/2008 @ Cincinnati 2nd)
Bases on Balls: 11......................... Larry Cheney (9/29/1914 @Boston Braves)
Consecutive Batters Retired: 26.......... Don Cardwell (5/15/1960 vs. St. Louis),

Milt Pappas (9/2/1972 vs. San Diego)
ROOKIE PITCHING RECORDS

Games: 71........................................................................ Chuck McElroy (1991)
Victories: 26........................................................................Larry Cheney (1912)
Consecutive Games Won: 9....................Ed Reulbach (1905), King Cole (1910),

Larry Cheney (1912)
Losses: 23............................................................................Tom Hughes (1901)
Games Started: 37..............................................................Larry Cheney (1912)
Complete Games: 32............................................................Tom Hughes (1901)
Shutouts: 5.......................................................................... Ed Reulbach (1905)
Innings Pitched: 308.1.........................................................Tom Hughes (1901)
Innings Pitched, Reliever: 103.0...................................Willie Hernandez (1977)
Lowest Earned Run Average: 1.42....................................... Ed Reulbach (1905)
Lowest Earned Run Average, Reliever: 1.95..................... Chuck McElroy (1991)
Strikeouts: 233...................................................................... Kerry Wood (1998)
Strikeouts, Game: ~20............................... Kerry Wood (5/6/1998 vs. Houston)
Bases on Balls: 185...............................................................Sam Jones (1955)
Saves: 10................................ Chuck Hartenstein (1967), Oscar Zamora (1974),

Bruce Sutter (1976)
Winning Percentage: .833..........................................Leonard Cole (1910) 20-4
CLUB SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING RECORDS

Most Victories: 116.................................................................................... 1906
Fewest Victories: 38................................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
53................................................................................... 1901
Most Losses: 103.............................................................................1962, 1966
Fewest Losses: 36...................................................................................... 1906
Lowest Earned Run Average: 1.73.............................................................. 1907
Highest Earned Run Average: 5.27............................................................. 1999
Most Complete Games: 139....................................................................... 1904
Fewest Complete Games: 1.............................................................2010, 2012
Most Shutouts: ++32.......................................................................1907, 1909
Fewest Shutouts: 2...........................................1901, 1981 (Shortened Season)
Most Saves: 56.................................................................................1993, 1998
Fewest Saves, Since 1969: **13............................................................... 1971
Most Innings Pitched: 1,479.0................................................................... 1980
Fewest Innings Pitched: 956.2................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
1,240.1............................................................... 1903
Most Hits Allowed: 1,642........................................................................... 1930
Fewest Hits Allowed: 983........................................... 1981 (Shortened Season)
1,018........................................................................ 1906
Most Runs Allowed: 920............................................................................. 1999
Fewest Runs Allowed: 381.......................................................................... 1906
Most Home Runs Allowed: 231.................................................................. 2000
Fewest Home Runs Allowed: 6.................................................................... 1909
Most Hit Batsmen: 81................................................................................ 1900
Fewest Hit Batsmen: 11............................................................................. 1944
Most Bases on Balls: 687.......................................................................... 2006
Fewest Bases on Balls: 281....................................................................... 1902
Most Strikeouts: +1,404............................................................................ 2003
Fewest Strikeouts: 357.............................................................................. 1900
+Major League Record *National League Record
++Ties Major League Record **Ties National League Record
~Rookie Record
ONLY CUBS PITCHERS TO

THROW BACK-TO-BACK ONE-HITTERS
Jon Lieber and Kerry Wood: 5/24/2001 vs. Cincinnati and
5/25/2001 vs. Milwaukee
THROW SHUTOUTS IN M.L. DEBUT
Albert Spalding: 4/25/1876 @ Louisville
John Hibbard: 7/31/1884 vs. Detroit
George Borchers: 5/18/1888 vs. Boston Braves
Frank Dwyer: 9/20/1888 vs. Washington
Bill Phyle: 9/17/1898 @ Washington
Alex Hardy: 9/4/1902 @ Brooklyn
Leonard Cole: 10/6/1909 @St. Louis
Jeff Pico: 5/31/1988 vs. Cincinnati
THROW SHUTOUTS FIRST TWO DECISIONS
Albert Spalding:
4/25/1876 @ Louisville (4-0),

4/27/1876 @ Louisville (10-0)
Fred Goldsmith:
5/11/1880 vs. Cincinnati (5-0),

5/13/1880 vs. Buffalo (6-0)
Chick Fraser:
4/28/1907 @ St. Louis (1-0),

5/11/1907 @ Brooklyn (2-0)
Bill Lee:
5/7/1934 vs. Philadelphia (2-0),

5/12/1934 vs. Brooklyn (5-0)
CUBS PITCHERS AT THE PLATE

ONLY CUBS PITCHERS TO HOMER TWICE IN ONE GAME
Fred Goldsmith: 5/27/1884 @ Buffalo
John Clarkson: 10/9/1884 vs. Philadelphia
John Clarkson: 8/13/1887 vs. Detroit
Scott Stratton: 7/27/1894 @ Cincinnnati
Tony Kaufmann: 7/4/1925 vs. St. Louis
Bill Lee: 5/7/1941 @ Philadelphia
Don Cardwell: 9/2/1960 @ St. Louis
Glen Hobbie: 7/2/1961 vs. St. Louis
Fergie Jenkins: 9/1/1971 vs. Montreal
ONLY CUBS PITCHERS TO HIT GRAND SLAMS
Larry Corcoran: 6/20/1882 vs. Worcester
Clay Bryant: 8/28/1937 @ Boston Braves
Claude Passeau: 5/19/1941 vs. Brooklyn
John Miller: 9/7/1947 @ Pittsburgh
Burt Hooton: 9/16/1972 vs. New York
Kevin Tapani: 7/20/1998 @ Atlanta
Jason Marquis: 9/22/2008 @ New York-N.L.
Travis Wood: 5/30/2013 vs. White Sox
ONLY CUBS PITCHERS TO STEAL HOME
Jock Menefee: 7/15/1902 vs. Brooklyn
Tom Seaton: 6/23/1916 vs. Cincinnati
Hippo Vaughn: 8/9/1919 vs. N.Y. Giants
Rick Sutcliffe: 7/29/1988 @ Philadelphia
Since 1900, there have been two campaigns in which five
Cubs pitchers homered in the same year in 1937 and
1941. The hammerin hurlers:
1937: Roy Parmelee 2, Clay Bryant 1, Curt Davis 1,
Bill Lee 1, Charlie Root 1.
1941: Claude Passeau 3, Bill Lee 2, Paul Erickson 1,
Vern Olsen 1, Charlie Root 1.
Since 1900, the most home runs hit by Cub pitchers in a
season is nine in 1961 (Don Cardwell 3, Bob Anderson 2,
Jack Curtis 2, Glen Hobbie 2).
Carlos Zambrano (23) has hit more homers than any other
pitcher in Cubs history ahead of Fergie Jenkins (13),
Claude Passeau (12) and Charlie Root (11). Six other hurlers
went deep at least six times.
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Cubs Single-Season Pitching Leaders Since 1900

VICTORIES
Mordecai Brown (1908)................ 29
Mordecai Brown (1909)................ 27
Grover Alexander (1920)............... 27
Mordecai Brown (1906)................ 26
Larry Cheney (1912)..................... 26
Charlie Root (1927)...................... 26
Mordecai Brown (1910)................ 25
Ed Reulbach (1908)..................... 24
Larry Jackson (1964).................... 24
Fergie Jenkins (1971)................... 24
LOSSES
Tom Hughes (1901)...................... 23
Dick Ellsworth (1966)................... 22
Bill Bonham (1974)...................... 22
Larry Jackson (1965).................... 21
Phil Douglas (1917)...................... 20
Bob Rush (1950).......................... 20
Sam Jones (1955)........................ 20
Glen Hobbie (1960)...................... 20
Dick Ellsworth (1962)................... 20
3 pitchers tied at.......................... 19
SAVES (SINCE 1960)

Randy Myers (1993)..................... 53
Rod Beck (1998).......................... 51
Carlos Marmol (2010).................. 38
Randy Myers (1995)..................... 38
Bruce Sutter (1979)...................... 37
Lee Smith (1987)......................... 36
Mitch Williams (1989).................. 36
Wood (2008)/Marmol (2011)...... 34
Four Pitchers With......................... 33
STRIKEOUTS
Fergie Jenkins (1970).................274
Fergie Jenkins (1969).................273
Kerry Wood (2003)......................266
Fergie Jenkins (1971).................263
Fergie Jenkins (1968).................260
Mark Prior (2003).......................245
Fergie Jenkins (1967).................236
Kerry Wood (1998)......................233
Tom Hughes (1901)....................225
Kerry Wood (2001 and 2002).....217
INNINGS PITCHED
Grover Alexander (1920)..........363.1
Mordecai Brown (1909)...........342.2
Jack Taylor (1902)...................333.2
Fergie Jenkins (1971)..............325.0
Fergie Jenkins (1970)..............313.0
Jack Taylor (1903)...................312.1
Mordecai Brown (1908)...........312.1
Larry Cheney (1914)................311.1
Fergie Jenkins (1969)..............311.1
Charlie Root (1927).................309.0
RELIEF APPEARANCES
Ted Abernathy (1965)................... 84
Dick Tidrow (1980)....................... 84
Bob Howry (2006)........................ 84
Bill Campbell (1983).................... 82
Jeff Fassero (2001)....................... 82
Carlos Marmol (2008).................. 82
Rod Beck (1998).......................... 81
Shawn Camp (2012)..................... 80
Sean Marshall (2010)................... 80
Two Pitchers With.......................... 79
GAMES STARTED
Fergie Jenkins (1969)................... 42
Bill Hands (1969)......................... 41
Larry Cheney (1914)..................... 40
Fergie Jenkins (1968)................... 40
Larry Jackson (1965).................... 39
Ken Holtzman (1969)................... 39
Fergie Jenkins (1970)................... 39
Fergie Jenkins (1971)................... 39
Ray Burris (1977)......................... 39
COMPLETE GAMES
Jack Taylor (1902)........................ 34
Jack Taylor (1903)........................ 33
Nixey Callahan (1900).................. 32
Tom Hughes (1901)...................... 32
Mordecai Brown (1909)................ 32
Jake Weimer (1904)...................... 31
Jack Taylor (1901)........................ 30
Fergie Jenkins (1971)................... 30
3 pitchers tied at.......................... 28
Cubs All-Time Pitching Leaders

VICTORIES
Charlie Root................................201
Mordecai Brown..........................188
Bill Hutchison.............................180
Larry Corcoran............................175
Fergie Jenkins.............................167
Guy Bush....................................152
Clark Griffith...............................152
Hippo Vaughn.............................151
Bill Lee.......................................139
John Clarkson.............................137
LOSSES
Bill Hutchison.............................158
Charlie Root................................156
Bob Rush....................................140
Fergie Jenkins.............................132
Rick Reuschel.............................127
Bill Lee.......................................123
Greg Maddux..............................112
Dick Ellsworth.............................110
Hippo Vaughn.............................105
Guy Bush....................................101
SAVES (SINCE 1960)

Lee Smith...................................180
Bruce Sutter...............................133
Carlos Marmol............................117
Randy Myers...............................112
Ryan Dempster............................. 87
Phil Regan.................................... 60
Rod Beck...................................... 58
Kevin Gregg.................................. 56
Mitch Williams.............................. 52
Joe Borowski................................. 44
ERA (Minimum 1,000 IP)

Mordecai Brown.........................1.80
Jack Pfiester..............................1.85
Orval Overall..............................1.91
Ed Reulbach..............................2.24
Larry Corcoran...........................2.26
Hippo Vaughn............................2.33
Terry Larkin................................2.34
John Clarkson............................2.39
Carl Lundgren............................2.42
Jack Taylor.................................2.65
GAMES
Charlie Root................................605
Carlos Marmol............................483
Lee Smith...................................458
Don Elston..................................449
Guy Bush....................................428
Fergie Jenkins.............................401
Ryan Dempster...........................378
Bill Hutchison.............................368
Bill Lee.......................................364
Rick Reuschel.............................358
RELIEF APPEARANCES
Carlos Marmol............................470
Lee Smith...................................452
Don Elston..................................434
Kyle Farnsworth..........................317
Willie Hernandez.........................312
Bruce Sutter...............................300
Terry Adams................................276
Charlie Root................................266
Michael Wuertz...........................265
GAMES STARTED
Fergie Jenkins.............................347
Rick Reuschel.............................343
Bill Hutchison.............................339
Charlie Root................................339
Greg Maddux..............................298
Bill Lee.......................................297
Bob Rush....................................292
Carlos Zambrano........................282
Hippo Vaughn.............................270
Larry Corcoran............................262
COMPLETE GAMES (Since 1900)

Mordecai Brown..........................206
Charlie Root................................177
Hippo Vaughn.............................177
Fergie Jenkins.............................154
Bill Lee.......................................153
Ed Reulbach...............................150
Jack Taylor..................................145
Claude Passeau..........................143
Guy Bush....................................127
SHUTOUTS (Since 1900)

Mordecai Brown............................ 48
Hippo Vaughn............................... 35
Ed Reulbach................................. 31
Fergie Jenkins............................... 29
Orval Overall................................. 28
Bill Lee......................................... 25
Grover Alexander........................... 24
Claude Passeau............................ 22
Larry French.................................. 21
Charlie Root.................................. 21
INNINGS PITCHED
Charlie Root..........................3,137.1
Bill Hutchison.......................3,022.2
Fergie Jenkins.......................2,673.2
Larry Corcoran......................2,338.1
Mordecai Brown....................2,329.0
Rick Reuschel.......................2,290.0
Bill Lee.................................2,271.1
Hippo Vaughn.......................2,216.1
Guy Bush..............................2,201.2
Clark Griffith.........................2,188.2
HITS ALLOWED
Charlie Root.............................3,184
Bill Hutchison..........................3,055
Clark Griffith............................2,445
Fergie Jenkins..........................2,402
Rick Reuschel..........................2,365
Guy Bush.................................2,354
Bill Lee....................................2,317
Larry Corcoran.........................2,084
Bob Rush.................................2,043
Hippo Vaughn..........................1,971
HOME RUNS ALLOWED

Fergie Jenkins.............................271
Charlie Root................................183
Steve Trachsel.............................172
Greg Maddux..............................160
Dick Ellsworth.............................156
Warren Hacker............................156
Bob Rush....................................153
Carlos Zambrano........................152
Ken Holtzman.............................147
Rick Reuschel.............................140
WALKS ISSUED
Bill Hutchison..........................1,109
Charlie Root................................871
Carlos Zambrano........................767
Guy Bush....................................734
Bob Rush....................................725
Bill Lee.......................................704
Sheriff Blake...............................661
Ed Reulbach...............................650
Rick Reuschel.............................640
Hippo Vaughn.............................621
STRIKEOUTS
Fergie Jenkins..........................2,038
Carlos Zambrano.....................1,542
Kerry Wood..............................1,470
Charlie Root.............................1,432
Rick Reuschel..........................1,367
Greg Maddux...........................1,305
Bill Hutchison..........................1,225
Hippo Vaughn..........................1,138
Larry Corcoran.........................1,086
Bob Rush.................................1,076
OPP AVG (Minimum 1,000 IP)

Orval Overall............................ .212
Kerry Wood.............................. .216
Jack Pfiester............................. .218
Ed Reulbach............................ .220
Mordecai Brown....................... .222
Larry Corcoran......................... .225
John Clarkson.......................... .225
Larry Cheney............................ .232
Carl Lundgren.......................... .235
Carlos Zambrano..................... .235
YEARS OF SERVICE
Charlie Root.................................. 16
Guy Bush...................................... 12
Rick Reuschel............................... 12
Kerry Wood................................... 12
Bill Lee......................................... 11
Carlos Zambrano.......................... 11
Mordecai Brown............................ 10
Fergie Jenkins............................... 10
Greg Maddux................................ 10
Bob Rush...................................... 10
Lon Warneke................................. 10
322
Cubs No-Hitters and One-Hitters

NO-HITTERS FOR CUBS PITCHERS
DATE
8/19/1880
9/20/1882
6/27/1884
7/27/1885
6/21/1888
8/21/1898
6/11/1904

7/31/1910-2
8/31/1915-1
5/2/1917

5/12/1955
5/15/1960-2

8/19/1969
6/3/1971

4/16/1972

9/2/1972

9/14/2008

PITCHER
OPPONENT SCORE
Larry Corcoran
Boston Braves
6-0
Larry Corcoran
Worcester
5-0
Larry Corcoran
Providence
6-0
John Clarkson
@Providence
4-0
George Van Haltren Pittsburgh
1-0 (6)
Walter Thornton
Brooklyn
2-0
Bob Wicker
@N.Y. Giants
1-0 (12)
Pitched 9.1 hitless innings before Sam Mertes
singled; allowed just that hit
King Cole
@St. Louis
4-0 (7)
Jimmy Lavender
@N.Y. Giants
2-0
Hippo Vaughn
Cincinnati
0-1 (10)
Pitched 9.1 hitless innings before Larry Kopf singled
and lost on two hits in 10th; Fred Toney pitched
10-inning no-hitter
Sam Jones
Pittsburgh
4-0
Don Cardwell
St. Louis
4-0
Cardwell was making his Cubs debut
Ken Holtzman
Atlanta
3-0
Ken Holtzman
@Cincinnati
1-0
Cubs first involvement in a night game no-hitter
Burt Hooton
Philadelphia
4-0
Hootons fourth major league game
Milt Pappas
San Diego
8-0
Pappas missed a perfect game when he walked Larry
Stahl on a 3-2 pitch with two out in the 9th inning
Carlos Zambrano
@ Houston in Mil.
5-0
Zambrano issued a free pass in the 4th and
hit a batter in the 5th inning
DATE
6/11/1904
9/24/1904-1
6/25/1906
7/4/1906-1
9/6/1906
9/25/1906
4/28/1907-2
5/17/1908
8/10/1908
6/26/1909
8/1/1909-1
9/14/1909
5/26/1910
8/17/1910-2
9/20/1911-1
6/28/1912
5/14/1914
7/1/1914
8/26/1914
4/23/1916
6/14/1916
7/7/1916
8/1/1916-2
5/2/1917
4/24/1918
8/1/1918
5/26/1919
6/30/1920
5/22/1925
6/27/1926-2
7/8/1927
6/18/1928-2
9/1/1928
8/9/1931
9/13/1931-2
4/17/1934
4/22/1934
PITCHER
Bob Wicker
Bob Wicker
Ed Reulbach
Mordecai Brown
Mordecai Brown
Jack Pfiester
Chick Fraser
Mordecai Brown
Orval Overall
Ed Reulbach
Mordecai Brown
Mordecai Brown
Orval Overall
King Cole
King Cole
Jimmy Lavender
Hippo Vaughn
Larry Cheney
Larry Cheney
George McConnell
Jimmy Lavender
Gene Packard
Claude Hendrix
Hippo Vaughn
Hippo Vaughn
Hippo Vaughn
Phil Douglas
Hippo Vaughn
Percy Jones
Sheriff Blake
Charlie Root
Pat Malone
Sheriff Blake
Guy Bush
Guy Bush
Lon Warneke
Lon Warneke
NO-HITTERS AGAINST THE CUBS

DATE PITCHER CLUB
SCORE
6/2/1894
Ed Stein
@Brooklyn
0-1
-2
9/18/1903 Chick Fraser
Philadelphia
0-10
6/13/1905 Christy Mathewson N.Y. Giants
0-1
5/2/1917
Fred Toney
Cincinnati
0-1 (10)

Cubs pitcher Hippo Vaughn pitched 9.1 hitless innings
6/19/1952 Carl Erskine
@Brooklyn
0-5
8/19/1965-1 Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
0-1 (10)
9/9/1965
Sandy Koufax
@Los Angeles
0-1

Koufax fanned 14 in his perfect game; Cubs pitcher

Bob Hendley allowed just one hit and an unearned run
CUBS HOLD MLB RECORD...
The Cubs hold the major league record for consecutive games
played (of at least nine innings) without being no-hit ...
entering 2014, Chicago has played 7,663 consecutive
contests with at least one hit since last being no-hit,
September 9, 1965, by the Dodgers Sandy Koufax.
Since Koufaxs perfect game, the Cubs have had 22 onehitters tossed against them, with the last one occurring
July 31, 2012 when Pittsburghs A.J. Burnett accomplished
the feat at Wrigley Field (Adrian Cardenas collected a twoout, pinch-single to right in the bottom of the eighth inning).
The last pitcher to take a no-hitter into the ninth inning
against the Cubs was Floridas Alex Fernandez on April 10,
1997 at Wrigley Field (broken up by a Dave Hansen single).
Entering 2014, the Cubs have gone a major league record 48
full seasons since they were last no-hit, surpassing the mark
set by the St. Louis Cardinals from 1920 to 1959. According
to the Sporting News Complete Baseball Record Book, the
American League record is 44 years, accomplished by the
New York Yankees from 1959 to 2002.
Complete-Game One-Hitters For Cubs Pitchers Since 1900
OPPONENT SCORE
@N.Y. Giants
1-0 (12)
@Brooklyn
4-0
St. Louis
2-1
@Pittsburgh
1-0
Pittsburgh
2-0
@Brooklyn
1-0 (10)
@St. Louis
1-0
Brooklyn
5-0
@N.Y. Giants
2-3
Cincinnati
4-0
Philadelphia
3-0
@Cincinnati
4-0
Philadelphia
2-0
@Brooklyn
2-0
Philadelphia
1-0
Pittsburgh
3-0
Brooklyn
5-0
Cincinnati
7-0
Boston
1-0
Pittsburgh
3-0
@N.Y. Giants
4-0
Boston
1-0
@Philadelphia
2-3
Cincinnati
0-1 (10)
St. Louis
2-0
@N.Y. Giants
5-0
@Boston
1-0
Pittsburgh
1-0
@Brooklyn
2-0
@St. Louis
5-0
@Pittsburgh
1-0
@Boston
12-0
@Cincinnati
1-0
@St. Louis
1-0
Boston
8-1
@Cincinnati
6-0
@St. Louis
15-2
DATE PITCHER
6/28/1935 Roy Henshaw
5/6/1937
Bill Lee
8/8/1937-1 Tex Carleton
8/8/1941
Paul Erickson
6/13/1942 Bill Fleming
4/28/1945 Hank Wyse
6/15/1945-2 Hy Vandenberg
8/18/1946 Paul Erickson
4/25/1948 Russ Meyer
8/31/1948-1 Hank Borowy
6/28/1951 Frank Hiller
5/19/1952 Turk Lown
5/21/1955 Warren Hacker
6/8/1958-1 Moe Drabowsky
4/21/1959 Glen Hobbie
6/21/1959 John Buzhardt
7/13/1962 Cal Koonce
6/1/1963
Dick Ellsworth
5/30/1964-2 Sterling Slaughter
6/30/1964 Larry Jackson
5/15/1965 Dick Ellsworth
9/9/1965
Bob Hendley
8/22/1970 Ken Holtzman
8/5/1971
Juan Pizarro
7/27/1972-1 Fergie Jenkins
8/3/1972-2 Bill Hands
6/9/1978
Dennis Lamp
4/28/1982 Dickie Noles
8/24/1983 Chuck Rainey
8/30/1992 Jim Bullinger
4/6/1993
Jose Guzman
9/25/1995 Frank Castillo
5/13/1996 Steve Trachsel
9/16/1997 Kevin Tapani
5/6/1998
Kerry Wood
5/24/2001 Jon Lieber
5/25/2001 Kerry Wood
CLUB
Pittsburgh
@Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Boston
Pittsburgh
@Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
@St. Louis
@Brooklyn
@Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
@Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
@Los Angeles
@Los Angeles
@San Francisco
San Diego
@Philadelphia
@Montreal
San Diego
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
SCORE
8-0
1-0 (5)
3-0
1-0
1-0
6-0
3-0
8-0
3-1
3-0
8-0
1-1 (6)
2-1
4-0
1-0
4-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-3
0-1
15-0
3-0
4-0
3-0
5-0
6-0
3-0
3-1
1-0
7-0
6-0
5-0
2-0
3-0
1-0
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Cubs Pitchers
Last Time It Happened
No-Hitter: Carlos Zambrano, 9/14/2008 @ Houston in Milwaukee (5-0)
Against Cubs: Sandy Koufax, 9/9/1965 @ Los Angeles (1-0)
One-Hitter: Combined, 6/13/2010 vs. Chicago-A.L. (Juan Pierre)
Complete-Game One-Hitter: Kerry Wood, 5/25/2001 vs. Milwaukee
Against Cubs: A.J. Burnett, 7/31/2012 vs. Pittsburgh (Adrian Cardenas, 8th)
Two-Hitter: Jeff Samardzija, 5/27/2013 vs. White Sox
Back-to-Back Complete Games
Club: Kerry Wood and Matt Clement, 8/23-24/2002
Individual: Rich Hill, 9/16-22/2006
Three Consecutive Complete Games
Club: Rick Reuschel, Ray Burris and Steve Renko, 9/18-19-21/1976
Individual: Rick Sutcliffe, 8/3-12-17/1988
Two Consecutive Shutouts (Club): 9/10-11/2010
Three Consecutive Shutouts (Club): 7/21-22-24/1992
Back-to-Back Complete-Game Shutouts
Club: Jon Lieber and Kerry Wood, 5/24-25/2001
Individual: Steve Trout, 7/6-11/1987
Starter Pitched More Than 9.0 Innings: Mike Bielecki 10.0, 5/22/1990 vs.
Cincinnati
Starter Failed to Record Out: Randy Wells 5/28/2010 vs. St. Louis
5.0 Inning Relief Outing: Randy Wells 5/21/2012 @ Houston
5.0+ Inning Relief Outing: Esmailin Caridad 5.1, 8/10/2009 @ Colorado
10 or 11 Strikeouts: Jeff Samardzija 11, 6/1/2013 vs. Arizona
Against Cubs: Ricky Nolasco 11, 8/28/2013 @ Los Angeles (N.L.)
More Than 11 Strikeouts: Jeff Samardzija 13, 4/7/2013 @ Atlanta
Against Cubs: Zack Greinke 12, 6/6/2012 @ Milwaukee
More Than 14 Strikeouts: Mark Prior 16, 9/30/2004 vs. Cincinnati
Against Cubs: Randy Johnson 16, 8/25/2002 @ Arizona
More Than 16 Strikeouts: Kerry Wood 20, 5/6/1998 vs. Houston
More Than 5 Strikeouts For Reliever: Marcos Mateo 6, 6/30/2011 vs. San
Francisco
More Than 8 Strikeouts For Reliever: Glendon Rusch 9, 5/28/06 vs. Atlanta
Two Consecutive 10-Plus Strikeout Games
Club: Carlos Zambrano (10) and Mark Prior(10), 8/17-19/2005
Individual: Rich Harden (10 and 10), 7/21-26/2008
Against Cubs: Yovani Gallardo (10) and Zack Greinke (12), 6/5-6/2012
Three Consecutive 10-Plus Strikeout Games: Rich Harden (10, 10 and 10),
7/12-21-26/2008
Four Strikeouts, One Inning: Jason Berken, 9/20/2012 vs. Cincinnati (2nd)
Against Cubs: Archie Corbin, 4/28/1999 @ Florida (7th)
Striking Out Side on 9 Pitches: LaTroy Hawkins, 9/11/2004 vs.Florida (9th)
13 Hits Allowed: Carlos Zambrano 13, 6/7/2008 @ Los Angeles-N.L.
14 Hits Allowed: Lynn McGlothen 5/10/1980 vs. San Francisco
10 Runs Allowed: Doug Davis 6/28/2011-1 vs. San Francisco
More Than 8 Walks Issued: Miguel Batista 9, 9/12/1997 @ Pittsburgh
More Than 3 Homers Allowed: Matt Garza 4, 6/11/2013 vs. Cincinnati
Home Run: Edwin Jackson 9/10/2013 @ Cincinnati (Curtis Partch)
Against Cubs: Micah Owings, 5/7/2010 @ Cincinnati (Carlos Silva)
2-Homer Game: Fergie Jenkins, 9/1/1971 vs. Montreal
Against Cubs: Darren Dreifort, 8/8/2000 @ Los Angeles
Grand Slam: Travis Wood, 5/30/2013 vs. White Sox (Jake Peavy)
Against Cubs: Denny Neagle, 6/27/1995 vs. Pittsburgh (Jim Bullinger)
Reliever Home Run: Carlos Marmol, 9/7/2006 vs. Pittsburgh (Shawn Chacon)
3-Hit Game: Carlos Zambrano 3, 5/26/2011 vs. New York-N.L.
Against Cubs: Kyle Davies 6/1/2007 vs. Atlanta
4-Hit Game: Carlos Zambrano, 5/23/2008 @ Pittsburgh
Against Cubs: Livan Hernandez 8/11/2001 vs. San Francisco
5-Hit Game: Vic Aldridge, 5/6/1922 @ Pittsburgh
2-Extra-Base Hit Game: Carlos Zambrano, 4/28/2009 @ Arizona (1 2B, 1 HR)
2-Hit Inning: Carlos Zambrano, 7/20/2003 @ Florida (3rd)
4-RBI Game: Travis Wood, 5/30/2013 vs. White Sox
5-RBI Game: Jason Marquis, 9/22/2008 @ New York-N.L.
Reliever 2-Hit Game: Scott Sanders, 7/20/1999 vs. Kansas City
Pinch Hit: Carlos Zambrano, 5/24/2011 vs. New York-N.L. (two-run single off
Pat Misch)
Stolen Base: Travis Wood, 5/2/2013 vs. San Diego
Steal of Home: Rick Sutcliffe, 7/29/1988 @ Philadelphia
324
CUBS LAST ONE-HITTERS

The Cubs have yet to throw a no-hitter nor one-hitter against Arizona, Florida, New York or any American League club aside from
the White Sox. Here are the Cubs most recent one-hitters:
Atlanta: 4/6/1993..............Jose Guzman (Otis Nixon/9th inning)
Chicago (A.L.): 6/13/2010 combined....Ted Lilly 8.0 innings

(Juan Pierre/9th), Carlos Marmol 1.0
Cincinnati: 9/29/2007 combined ........ Rich Hill 6.0 innings

(Buck Coats/6th), Sean Marshall 2.0, Scott Eyre 1.0
Colorado: 4/13/2009 combined ...........Ted Lilly 6.2 innings

(Garrett Atkins/7th), Angel Guzman 0.1,

Aaron Heilman 1.0, Kevin Gregg 1.0
Houston: 9/15/2008 combined ..........Ted Lilly 7.0 innings

(Mark Loretta/7th), Jeff Samardzija 0.1,

Carlos Marmol 0.2, Bob Howry 1.0
Los Angeles (N.L.): 5/31/2005 combined...Carlos Zambrano

8.0 innings (Cesar Izturis/3rd),

Michael Wuertz 1.0, Ryan Dempster 1.0
Milwaukee: 4/9/2005 combined..........Carlos Zambrano 7.1

(Russell Branyan/2nd), Chad Fox 0.2, LaTroy Hawkins 1.0
Philadelphia: 7/2/2003 combined...Matt Clement 7.0 innings

(David Bell/5th), Mark Guthrie 0.2,

Kyle Farnsworth 0.1, Joe Borowski 1.0
Pittsburgh: 6/8/1958....... Moe Drabowsky (Ted Kluszewski/2nd)
St. Louis: 9/25/1995.............Frank Castillo (Bernard Gilkey/9th)
San Diego: 6/9/1978.............Dennis Lamp (Gene Richards/6th)
San Francisco: 8/30/1992.... Jim Bullinger (Kirt Manwaring/8th)
Washington: 5/17/2006..................Sean Marshall 6.0 innings

(Alfonso Soriano/6th), Bob Howry 1.0,

Scott Williamson 1.0, Scott Eyre 1.0
The Cubs played 5,717 contests between Milt Pappas near-perfect game in 1972 and Carlos Zambranos no-hitter in 2008. Over
that stretch, Cubs pitchers threw 21 one-hitters, with the last one
taking place September 29, 2007, against the Reds in Cincinnati
when Rich Hill (6.0 IP), Sean Marshall (2.0 IP) and Scott Eyre
(1.0 IP) combined on a one-hitter at Great American Ball Park.
FIELDING RECORDS
Cubs Career Fielding Leaders
MOST GAMES BY POSITION
FIRST BASE
THIRD BASE
Cap Anson....................... 2,058
Ron Santo....................... 2,102
Mark Grace...................... 1,890
Stan Hack........................ 1,836
Charlie Grimm.................. 1,321
Aramis Ramirez................ 1,097
Ernie Banks..................... 1,259
Harry Steinfeldt................... 730
Phil Cavarretta................. 1,207
Tom Burns........................... 696
SECOND BASE
OUTFIELD
Ryne Sandberg................ 1,994
Billy Williams................... 2,087
Johnny Evers.................... 1,368
Sammy Sosa................... 1,806
Billy Herman.................... 1,340
Jimmy Ryan..................... 1,591
Glenn Beckert.................. 1,206
Wildfire Schulte............... 1,544
Fred Pfeffer...................... 1,073
Bill Nicholson................... 1,292
SHORTSTOP
CATCHER
Don Kessinger.................. 1,618
Gabby Hartnett................ 1,759
Joe Tinker......................... 1,501
Jody Davis........................... 961
Shawon Dunston.............. 1,228
Johnny Kling........................ 960
Ernie Banks..................... 1,125
Randy Hundley.................... 939
Billy Jurges.......................... 965
Jimmy Archer...................... 677
HIGHEST FIELDING AVERAGE (min. 500 Games)
PUTOUTS
GAMES
PUTOUTS
GAMES
1B Mark Grace: .995..... 1,890
3B Charlie Deal: .964....... 606
2B Ryne Sandberg: .989... 1,994
OF Andre Dawson: .987.... 826
SS Ernie Banks: .969..... 1,125
C Geovany Soto: .992..... 533
1B
2B
SS
3B
OF
C
P
1B
2B
SS
3B
OF
C
P
LEADERS BY POSITION SINCE 1900

PUTOUTS
ERRORS
Mark Grace...........16,601
1B Frank Chance............. 133
Ryne Sandberg....... 3,806
2B Johnny Evers.............. 366
Joe Tinker................ 3,248
SS Joe Tinker................... 574
Stan Hack............... 1,944
3B Ron Santo.................. 315
Sammy Sosa.......... 3,746
OF Sammy Sosa............. 102
Gabby Hartnett....... 7,154
C Johnny Kling............... 161
Greg Maddux............. 236
P Hippo Vaughn.............. 58
ASSISTS
TOTAL CHANCES
Mark Grace............. 1,550
1B Mark Grace...........18,247
Ryne Sandberg....... 6,361
2B Ryne Sandberg.....10,276
Don Kessinger......... 5,346
SS Joe Tinker................ 8,905
Ron Santo............... 4,532
3B Ron Santo............... 6,777
Frank Schulte............. 178
OF Sammy Sosa.......... 3,965
Johnny Kling............ 1,244
C Gabby Hartnett....... 8,531
Mordecai Brown......... 600
P Mordecai Brown......... 770
DOUBLE PLAYS
1B Mark Grace............. 1,352
2B Ryne Sandberg....... 1,157
SS Don Kessinger............ 982
3B Ron Santo.................. 389
OF Jimmy Slagle................ 38
C Gabby Hartnett.......... 162
P Greg Maddux............... 38
Cubs Single-Season Fielding Records Since 1900

GAMES PLAYED
1B Ernie Banks: 162...... 1965
2B Ken Hubbs: 159........ 1962
SS Starlin Castro: 162.... 2012
3B Ron Santo: 164........ 1965
OF Billy Williams: 164.... 1965
LF Billy Williams: 162.... 1965
CF Juan Pierre: 162....... 2006
RF Sammy Sosa: 161.... 1997
C Randy Hundley: 160.1968
P Ted Abernathy: 84..... 1965

Dick Tidrow: 84......... 1980

Bob Howry: 84.......... 2006
PUTOUTS
1B Ernie Banks: 1,682... 1965
2B Billy Herman: 466..... 1933
SS Joe Tinker: 354......... 1912
3B Randy Jackson: 198....1951
LF Augie Galan: 351...... 1935
CF Jigger Statz: 438....... 1923
RF Bill Nicholson: 340... 1943
C MichaelBarrett: 1,035...2004
P Greg Maddux: 39..... 1990,

1991
ASSISTS
1B Mark Grace: 180....... 1990
2B Ryne Sandberg: 571.1983
SS Ivan DeJesus: 595..... 1977
3B Ron Santo: 393........ 1967
LF Jimmy Sheckard: 32.1911
CF Jigger Statz: 26......... 1923
RF Wilbur Good: 25....... 1914
C Johnny Kling: 189..... 1903
P Jack Taylor: 106........ 1902
ERRORS
1B Frank Chance: 36...... 1903
2B George Grantham: 55......1923
SS Joe Tinker: 72........... 1902
3B Bill Bradley: 61......... 1900
LF Jimmy Slagle: 21...... 1903
CF Danny Green:24....... 1901
C Johnny Kling: 24....... 1903,

1905
P Hippo Vaughn: 13..... 1914
TOTAL CHANCES
1B Ernie Banks: 1,790... 1965
2B Billy Herman: 1,023....1933
SS Joe Tinker: 928......... 1905
3B Ron Santo: 606........ 1967
LF Jimmy Sheckard: 378....1911
CF Jigger Statz: 476....... 1923
RF Bill Nicholson: 364... 1943
C Michael Barrett: 1,088...2004
P Jack Taylor: 124........ 1902
DOUBLE PLAYS
1B Charlie Grimm: 147...... 1928
2B Freddie Maguire: 126... 1928

Ryne Sandberg: 126.... 1983
SS Roy Smalley: 115...... 1950
3B Ron Santo:41.......... 1961
LF Jimmy Sheckard:12..... 1911
CF Danny Green: 7......... 1901

Jigger Statz: 7........... 1923
C Bob OFarrell: 22....... 1922
P Claude Passeau: 9.... 1942

Rick Reuschel: 9....... 1979
HIGHEST FIELDING AVERAGE (min. 100 Games)

POS PLAYER..................... YEAR PCT GAMES
1B Mark Grace................. 1992 .998 157
2B Darwin Barney............. 2012 .997 155
SS Ricky Gutierrez............ 2000 .986 121
3B Stan Hack................... 1945 .975 146

Steve Buechele........... 1993 .975 129
OF Gary Woods................. 1982 1.000 103

Doug Dascenzo........... 1990 1.000 107

Juan Pierre.................. 2006 1.000 162
C
Damian Miller............. 2003 .997 114
CUBS SINGLE-SEASON FIELDING MARKS
Highest Fielding Percentage: .986...................................... 2004
Lowest Fielding Percentage: .933....................................... 1900
Most Putouts: 4,437............................................................ 1980
Fewest Putouts: 2,870..........................1981 (Shortened Season)
3,695......................................................... 1903
Most Assists: 2,154............................................................. 1916
Fewest Assists: 1,257...........................1994 (Shortened Season)
1,445......................................................... 2008
Most Errors: 418................................................................. 1900
Fewest Errors: 81..................................1994 (Shortened Season)
86................................................................. 2004
Most Total Chances: 6,673.................................................. 1916
Fewest Total Chances: 4,267................1981 (Shortened Season)
5,808............................................... 1903
Most Errorless Games: 90................................................... 1996
Consecutive Errorless Games: 10.................... 1984 (6/5-6/14),

1998 (5/29-6/8)
Most Double Plays: 177....................................................... 1961
Fewest Double Plays: 76...................................................... 1908
Most Passed Balls: 35............................................... 1900, 1961
Fewest Passed Balls: 4........................................................ 1967
325
HISTORICAL INFORMATION
Highlights In Cubs History
1876: The first game in the history of the Chicago National League
franchise took place April 25, as Albert Spalding pitched the first N.L.
shutout in the Chicago White Stockings 4-0 win at Louisville Spalding also had the first hit in franchise history, while center fielder Paul
Hines scored the first run on a throwing error in the second inning.
The first home run in N.L. history was hit by the White Stockings
Ross Barnes on May 2 in a 15-9 victory in Cincinnati.
The creation of the N.L. was credited largely to William A. Hulbert,
who held the dual role of league president and Chicago president
until 1882 with the assistance of manager Albert Spalding,
Hulbert drafted the N.L. constitution and by-laws in 1875.
Of the eight original charter members of the National League, only
the Cubs have operated continuously in the same city.
1880: The North Siders won 21-straight games, June 2-July 8, including
one tie (June 4).
1883: Chicago set major league records when it scored 18 runs and
collected 18 hits in September 6s seventh frame ... the Cubs went on
to beat Detroit 26-6.
1903: In October, the Cubs and White Sox held the first of the semiannual City Series ... at points from 1903-1942, the two teams met
following the regular season for a crosstown set as long as neither team
made the Fall Classic.
In the inaugural year, the Chicago teams ended with seven wins
apiece ... what would have been the deciding game was cancelled
due to weather.
1906: The Chicago club went 116-36 in setting major league records
for wins in a season and winning percentage (.763).
The Cubs and White Sox met in the first and only all-Chicago Fall
Classic ... it also marked the first time two teams from the same
city met in the World Series ... the Cubs fell to the White Sox, four
games to two.
1907: Cubs was officially adopted as the nickname of the team
the Cubs then went on to win their first World Series, defeating Detroit
in five games.
1908: The Cubs were World Series champions for the second straight
year, defeating Detroit four games to one.
1911: Frank Wildfire Schulte became the first player in the majors to
hit at least 20 doubles, 20 triples and 20 homers in a single season.
1916: The Cubs moved into Weeghman Park (now known as Wrigley
Field).
1921: William Wrigley Jr. became the Cubs majority owner.
Wrigleys involvement with the team began in 1916, when a 10man syndicate led by Charles Weeghman purchased the club from
Charles Taft in 1919, Wrigley purchased Weeghmans shares to
have controlling interest.
After Wrigleys death in 1932, his interest passed to his son, Philip
K. Wrigley upon Philips death in 1977, principal interest in the
ballclub was left to his son, William Wrigley.
The sale of the club to Tribune Company in 1981 ended the longest
1924: The first Cubs game was broadcast on the radio ... Hal Totten
transmitted the April 23 home opener from the Wrigley Field roof ...
Chicago routed the Cardinals 12-1 in the contest.
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THE CHICAGO CUBS SINCE 1876

The Chicago National League franchise is in its 139th season in
2014. During the first 138 N.L. campaigns, the team played 20,574
games, winning 10,438 contests.
The Chicago club has been known by the following nicknames since
its inception:
White Stockings......... 1876-1894
Colts........................ 1887-1906
Black Stockings......... 1888-1889
Ex-Colts............................. 1898
Rainmakers........................ 1898
Orphans................... 1898-1902
Cowboys............................ 1899
Rough Riders............. 1899-1900
Remnants................. 1901-1902
Recruits............................. 1902
Panamas........................... 1903
Zephyrs............................. 1905
Nationals.................. 1905-1907
Spuds................................ 1906
Trojans.............................. 1913
Cubs......................1902-present
1930: Hack Wilson established a M.L. record by driving in 191 runs

while hitting 56 home runs a club/N.L. record that lasted until 1998.
The largest crowd to see a baseball game at Wrigley Field (51,556)
took place June 27 vs. Brooklyn of that number, 30,476 were
Ladies Day guests and 1,332 were passholders.
1935: The Cubs won 21-straight September games in capturing the
N.L. pennant.
1945: The Cubs went to their 10th World Series, falling to Detroit in
seven games.
1946: Chicago aired its first game on television ... the July 13 home
game was carried out on WBKB with Jack Gibney calling the 4-3 loss
to the Dodgers.
1958: Ernie Banks became the first member of a team with a losing
record to win the MVP Award also was named the N.L. MVP in 1959,
becoming the first N.L. player to win the award in consecutive seasons.
1960: Don Cardwell threw a no-hitter against St. Louis in his Cubs
debut May 15 became the first pitcher in baseball history to hurl a
no-hitter in his first game for a club.
1970: Billy Williams became the first player in N.L. history to appear
in 1,000 consecutive games, reaching that mark April 30 his streak
extended to 1,117 games before ending September 3.
1973: Following Whitey Lockmans ejection May 8, coach Ernie Banks
takes over the reigns as acting manager, becoming the first AfricanAmerican in major league history to manage a team.
1982: On May 25 at San Diego, Fergie Jenkins became the seventh
pitcher in baseball history to record 3,000 strikeouts.
On August 22, Ernie Banks became the first Cub to have his uniform number (14) retired.
1984: The Cubs clinched their first N.L. Eastern Division title September 24 in Pittsburgh (4-1), marking the first time since 1945 that the
club advanced into the postseason the Cubs went 96-65 under N.L.
Manager of the Year Jim Frey.
The Cubs fell to San Diego in the NLCS three games to two.
1987: Andre Dawson became the first player from a sixth-place team
to win the N.L.s MVP Award, hitting 49 homers and driving in 137 runs.
On August 13, Hall of Famer Billy Williams had his No. 26 retired.
1988: The first Wrigley Field night game took place August 8 against
Philadelphia the game was rained out after 3.5 innings with the
Cubs leading 3-1.
The first official night contest took place August 9 vs. New York,
with the Cubs winning 6-4 the first pitch was thrown by Mike
Bielecki at 7:05 p.m. a called strike to Lenny Dykstra.
1989: The Cubs won their second N.L. Eastern Division title when they
defeated Montreal 3-2 at Olympic Stadium September 26 the Cubs
compiled a 93-69 record under N.L. Manager of the Year Don Zimmer
before falling in the NLCS to San Francisco four games to one.
For only the fifth time, teammates finished as the top two votegetters in the Jackie Robinson N.L. Rookie of the Year balloting Jerome Walton, who had a club-record 30-game hitting streak during
the season, won the award, while Dwight Smith finished second in
the voting.
1990: Ryne Sandberg hit a league-high 40 home runs, the third-highest single-season total for a second baseman behind the 42 hit by St.
Louis Rogers Hornsby in 1922 and Atlantas Davey Johnson in 1973.
Sandberg also set a then M.L. record by playing errorless ball in
123 straight games at second base, June 21, 1989-May 17, 1990
... the feat still stands as the N.L. mark.
1993: Sammy Sosa became the first player in Cubs history to record a
30-homer/30-steal campaign (33 homers, 36 steals).
1995: The Cubs won their 9,000th game May 21 at Los Angeles, defeating the Dodgers 2-1 in 13 innings the Cubs have won more
games than any other one-city professional franchise.
Sammy Sosa hit the 10,000th homer in Cubs history August 14 in
Los Angeles (off Tom Candiotti).
1998: The Cubs went to post-season play as the N.L.s Wild Card club
after defeating San Francisco 5-3 in a one-game tie-breaker the
Cubs were swept by Atlanta during the Division Series.
Sammy Sosa, who battled St. Louis Mark McGwire for the major
league homer record, earned N.L. Most Valuable Player honors
Sosa finished the campaign with 66 homers four behind McGwire while leading the majors with 158 RBI and 134 runs scored.
Kerry Wood was named the leagues Rookie of the Year after going
13-6 in 26 starts with 233 strikeouts on May 6 vs. Houston, he
tied the M.L. single-game mark by fanning 20 batters while allowing just one hit in a complete-game 2-0 win.
2000: The Cubs opened the season in Tokyo, marking the first regular
season games ever held outside of North America ... the March 29
season opener is the Cubs earliest regular season contest in franchise
history.
2001: Sammy Sosa became the first player in M.L. history to reach the
60-homers mark in three different campaigns he also became the
first player to have a trio of three-homer games in one season.
Sosa had a club-record 425 total bases for his second career
400-plus campaign (416 in 1998).
On May 24-25, Jon Lieber and Kerry Wood hurled back-to-back
complete-game one-hit shutouts.
2003: On September 27, the Cubs clinched their first-ever National
League Central Division title when they swept a doubleheader vs. Pittsburgh by scores of 4-2 and 7-2 while Houston lost to Milwaukee 5-2
the Cubs won the division one season after going 67-95.
The Cubs came within a victory of heading to the World Series, as
they defeated Atlanta three games to two in the Division Series
before falling to Florida four games to three in the NLCS.
Cubs pitchers fanned a major league-record 1,404 batters while
allowing 1,304 hits the highest differential in big league annals
Kerry Wood (266) and Mark Prior (245) finished 1-2 in the
major league strikeout race.
On September 28, the Cubs retired the uniform number No. 10
of longtime third baseman/broadcaster Ron Santo.
2004: On August 7 at San Francisco, Greg Maddux won his 300th career game, becoming the 22nd pitcher in major league history to do so.
He was the second Cub to win his 300th game while donning a
Cub uniform, joining Grover OlPete Alexander in that distinction.
2005: Derrek Lee won the N.L. batting title after leading all three Triple
Crown categories for much of the season the first baseman batted
.335 and also led the National League in hits, total bases, doubles,
slugging percentage and extra-base hits.
Greg Maddux struck out his 3,000th career batter, becoming
the second Cub in franchise history to record 3,000 strikeouts
(alsoFergie Jenkins) the Cubs are the only major league franchise to have two pitchers surpass the mark in their uniform.
On August 28, the Cubs retired the uniform number No. 23 of
Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg.
2007: On September 28, the Cubs clinched their second N.L. Central
Division title when they defeated the Cincinnati Reds on the road, 6-0,
and the Milwaukee Brewers fell at home to the Padres, 6-3 ... Chicago
became the first club to win the Central after finishing last the season
before (66-96 in 2006).
2008: The Cubs won their second straight N.L. Central Division title by
defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 at Wrigley Field September 20 ...
the Cubs won a N.L.-leading 97 games, marking the most wins for the
Cubs since posting 98 in 1945.
The Cubs unveiled a statue of Hall of Famer Ernie Banks prior to
the teams Opening Day contest against the Brewers.
Chicago earned the 10,000th win in franchise history in a 7-6,
10-inning victory at the Rockies April 23.
The Cubs tied a N.L. record by sending eight representatives to the
Mid-Summer Classic ... Geovany Soto became the first-ever N.L.
rookie catcher to start the contest.
Carlos Zambrano hurled the Cubs first no-hitter in 36 years September 14 vs. the Astros at Miller Park ... Ted Lilly, Jeff Samardzija,
Carlos Marmol and Bob Howry followed the next day by combining
on a one-hitter ... it marked the first time in M.L. history that a
team had allowed just one hit in consecutive games.
The Cubs drew a franchise record 3,300,200 fans in 81 home
dates at Wrigley Field, surpassing their previous record of
3,252,462 fans in 2006 the 3,300,200 season total was the
highest single-season total for any franchise in the history of Chicago professional sports.
2009: October 28 marked the first day under The Ricketts Family, ending a 28-year run under Tribune Company ... The Ricketts are the first
family to own the Cubs since the Wrigley clan sold the team in 1981.
The Cubs finished with an 83-78 mark, good for second in the N.L.
Central ... prior to 2007, Chicago previously finished first or second
in its division three consecutive years from 1935-38 during a fourseason run.
The Cubs and WRTO-1200 AM partnered to broadcast over 20
games in Spanish in 2009 ... it marked the first time in over 14
seasons that the Cubs featured a Spanish broadcast.
On May 3, the Cubs retired the uniform number No. 31 of Fergie
Jenkins and Greg Maddux.
2010: The Cubs played the 20,000th contest in franchise history, June
26 ... a 3-2 setback to the White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field.
The organization unveiled a statue of Billy Williams, September 7,
on the corner of Addison and Sheffield.
2011: At 21 years old, Starlin Castro became the youngest All-Star
in franchise history ... Castro also finished the season leading the
National League with 207 hits, the youngest player to do so (21 years,
188 days old).
The Cubs played a franchise-record 10-straight night games, May
14-25 ... the club had twice played nine-consecutive night gams,
last done July 16-25, 1992.
On August 10, the Cubs unveiled a Ron Santo statue at the corner
of Addison and Sheffield.
327
Cubs Year-By-Year Record From 1876-1949

YEAR W-L PCT POS GA/GB MANAGER
ATTENDANCE HOME ROAD DAY NIGHT NL-C NL-E NL-W PRE-ASG POST-ASG
1876
52-14
.788 1 +6.0
Spalding
65,441 25-6
27-8
52-14

1877
26-33
.441 5
-15.5
Spalding
46,454
17-12
9-21
26-33

1878
30-30
.500 4
-11.0
Ferguson
58,691
17-18
13-12
30-30

1879
46-33
.582 4
-10.5
Anson/Flint
67,687
29-13
17-20
46-33

1880
67-17
.798 1
+15.0
Anson
66,708 37-5
30-12
67-17

1881
56-28
.667 1 +9.0
Anson
82,000
32-10
24-18
56-28

1882
55-29
.655 1 +3.0
Anson
125,452
35-10
20-19
55-29

1883
59-39
.602 2 -4.0
Anson
124,880
36-13
23-26
59-39

1884
62-50
.554 4t
-22.0
Anson
87,667
39-17
23-33
62-50

1885
87-25
.777 1 +2.0
Anson
117,519
42-14
45-11
87-25

1886
90-34
.726 1 +2.5
Anson
142,438
52-10
38-24
90-34

1887
71-50
.587 3 -6.5
Anson
217,070
44-18
27-32
71-50

1888
77-58
.570 2 -9.0
Anson
228,906
43-27
34-31
77-58

1889
67-65
.508 3
-19.0
Anson
149,175
37-30
30-35
67-65

1890
83-53
.613 2 -6.5
Anson
102,536
48-24
35-29
83-53

1891
82-53
.607 2 -3.5
Anson
201,188
43-22
39-31
82-53

1892
70-76
.479 7
-30.0
Anson
109,067
36-31
34-45
70-76

1893
56-71
.441 9
-29.0
Anson
223,500
38-34
18-37
56-71

1894
57-75
.432 7
-34.0
Anson
239,000
35-30
22-45
57-75

1895
72-58
.554 4
-15.0
Anson
382,300
43-26
29-32
72-58

1896
71-57
.555 5
-18.5
Anson
317,500
42-24
29-33
71-57

1897
59-73
.447 9
-34.0
Anson
327,160
36-30
23-43
59-73

1898
85-65
.567 4
-17.5
Burns
424,352
58-31
27-34
85-65

1899
75-73
.507 8
-26.0
Burns
352,130
44-39
31-34
75-73

1900
65-75
.464 5t
-19.0
Loftus
248,577
45-30
20-45
65-75

1901
53-86
.381 6
-37.0
Loftus
205,071
30-39
23-47
53-86

1902
68-69
.496 5
-34.0
Selee
263,700
31-38
37-31
68-69

1903
82-56
.594 3 -8.0
Selee
386,205
45-28
37-28
82-56

1904
93-60
.608 2
-13.0
Selee
439,100
49-27
44-33
93-60

1905
92-61
.601 3
-13.0
Selee/Chance
509,900
54-25
38-36
92-61

1906
**116-36
**.763 1
+20.0
Chance
654,300
56-21
60-15
116-36

1907
107-45
.704 *1
+17.0
Chance
422,550
54-19
53-26
107-45

1908
99-55
.643 *1 +1.0
Chance
665,325
47-30
52-25
99-55

1909
104-49
.680 2 -6.5
Chance
633,480
47-29
57-20
104-49

1910
104-50
.675 1
+13.0
Chance
526,152
58-19
46-31
104-50

1911
92-62
.597 2 -7.5
Chance
576,000
49-32
43-30
92-62

1912
91-59
.607 3
-11.5
Chance
514,000
46-30
45-29
91-59

1913
88-65
.575 3
-13.5
Evers
419,000
51-25
37-40
88-65

1914
78-76
.506 4
-16.5
ODay
202,516
46-30
32-46
78-76

1915
73-80
.477 4
-17.5
Bresnahan
217,058
42-34
31-46
73-80

1916/+
67-86
.438 5
-26.5
Tinker
435,685
37-41
30-45
67-86

1917
74-80
.481 5
-24.0
Mitchell
360,218
35-42
39-38
74-80

1918
84-45
.651 1
+10.5
Mitchell
337,256
49-25
35-20
84-45

1919
75-65
.536 3
-21.0
Mitchell
424,430
40-31
35-34
75-65

1920
75-79
.487 5t
-18.0
Mitchell
480,783
43-34
32-45
75-79

1921
64-89
.418 7
-30.0
Evers/Killefer
410,107
32-44
32-45
64-89

1922
80-74
.519 5
-13.0
Killefer
542,283
39-37
41-37
80-74

1923
83-71
.539 4
-12.5
Killefer
703,705
46-31
37-40
83-71

1924
81-72
.529 5
-12.0
Killefer
716,922
46-31
35-41
81-72

1925
68-86
.442 8
-27.5
Killefer/Maranville/Gibson
622,610
37-40
31-46
68-86

1926
82-72
.532 4 -7.0
McCarthy
885,063
49-28
33-44
82-72

1927
85-68
.556 4 -8.5
McCarthy
1,159,168
50-28
35-40
85-68

1928
91-63
.591 3 -4.0
McCarthy
1,143,740
52-25
39-38
91-63

1929
98-54
.645 1
+10.5
McCarthy
1,485,166
52-25
46-29
98-54

1930
90-64
.584 2 -2.0
McCarthy/Hornsby 1,463,624
51-26
39-38
90-64

1931
84-70
.545 3
-17.0
Hornsby
1,086,422
50-27
34-43
84-70

1932
90-64
.584 1 +4.0
Hornsby/Grimm
974,688
53-24
37-40
90-64

1933
86-68
.558 3 -6.0
Grimm
594,112
56-23
30-45
86-68
38-39 48-29
1934
86-65
.570 3 -8.0
Grimm
707,525
47-30
39-35
86-65
45-30 41-35
1935
100-54
.649 1 +4.0
Grimm
692,604
56-21
44-33
99-54
1-0 40-32 60-22
1936
87-67
.565 2t -5.0
Grimm
699,370
50-27
37-40
87-66
0-1 43-27 44-40
1937
93-61
.604 2 -3.0
Grimm
895,020
46-32
47-29
93-60
0-1 44-25 49-36
1938
89-63
.586 1 +2.0
Grimm/Hartnett
951,640
44-33
45-30
88-62
1-1 38-30 51-33
1939
84-70
.545 4
-13.0
Hartnett
726,663
44-34
40-36
83-68
1-2 39-37 45-33
1940
75-79
.487 5
-25.5
Hartnett
534,878
40-37
35-42
72-76
3-3 38-37 37-42
1941
70-84
.455 6
-30.0
Wilson
545,159
38-39
32-45
64-76
6-8 33-43 37-41
1942
68-86
.442 6
-38.0
Wilson
590,972
36-41
32-45
63-81
5-5 38-41 30-45
1943
74-79
.484 5
-30.5
Wilson
508,247
36-38
38-41
69-71
5-8 33-43 41-36
1944
75-79
.487 4
-30.0
Wilson/Johnson/Grimm
640,110
35-42
40-37
64-71
11-8 29-40 46-39
1945
98-56
.636 1 +3.0
Grimm
1,036,386
49-26
49-30
90-45
8-11 42-28 56-28
1946
82-71
.536 3
-14.5
Grimm
1,342,970
44-33
38-38
74-62
8-9 39-33 43-38
1947
69-85
.448 6
-25.0
Grimm
1,364,039
36-43
33-42
62-74
7-11 36-36 33-49
1948 64-90 .416
8 -27.5 Grimm
1,237,792 35-42 29-48 54-79 10-11 33-43 31-47
1949 61-93 .396
8 -36.0 Grimm/Frisch
1,143,139 33-44 28-49 50-78 11-15 30-50 31-43
328
Cubs Year-By-Year Record From 1950-2013

YEAR W-L PCT POS GA/GB MANAGER
ATTENDANCE HOME ROAD DAY NIGHT NL-C NL-E NL-W PRE-ASG POST-ASG
1950 64-89 .418
7 -26.5 Frisch
1,165,944 35-42 29-47 54-73 10-16 33-38 31-51
1951 62-92 .403
8 -34.5 Frisch/Cavarretta
894,415 32-45 30-47 52-71 10-21 30-39 32-53
1952 77-77 .500
5 -19.5 Cavarretta
1,024,826 42-35 35-42 65-62 12-15 42-35 35-42
1953
65-89
.442 7
-40.0
Cavarretta
763,658
43-34
22-55
56-66
9-23 30-50 35-39
1954 64-90 .416
7 -33.0 Hack
748,183 40-37 24-53 53-70 11-20 29-50 35-40
1955 72-81 .471
6 -26.0 Hack
875,800 43-33 29-48 60-59 12-22 45-40 27-41
1956 60-94 .390
8 -33.0 Hack
720,118 39-38 21-56 50-72 10-22 31-40 29-54
1957 62-92 .403 7t -33.0 Scheffing
670,629 31-46 31-46 47-67 15-25 26-45 36-47
1958 72-82 .468 5t -20.0 Scheffing
979,904 35-42 37-40 50-62 22-20 39-39 33-43
1959 74-80 .481 5t -13.0 Scheffing
858,255 38-39 36-41 52-55 22-25 39-41 35-39
1960 60-94 .390
7 -35.0 Grimm/Boudreau
809,770 33-44 27-50 45-66 15-28 30-46 30-48
1961/cc 64-90 .416
7 -29.0 Himsl/Craft/Klein/Tappe 673,057 40-37 24-53 53-60 11-30 36-44 28-46
1962/cc
59-103 .364
9 -42.5 Tappe/Metro/Klein
609,802 32-49 27-54 48-71 11-32 32-56 27-47
1963/cc 82-80 .506
7 -17.0 Kennedy
979,551 43-38 39-42 62-54 20-26 45-37 37-43
1964/cc 76-86 .469
8 -17.0 Kennedy
751,647 40-41 36-45 57-59 19-27 36-38 40-48
1965/cc 72-90 .444
8 -25.0 Kennedy/Klein
641,361 40-41 32-49 55-64 17-26 40-45 32-45
1966 59-103 .364 10 -36.0 Durocher
635,891 32-49 27-54 45-70 14-33 26-57 33-46
1967 87-74 .540
3 -14.0 Durocher
977,226 49-34 38-40 67-47 20-27 46-36 41-38
1968 84-78 .519
3 -13.0 Durocher
1,043,409 47-34 37-44 63-48 21-30 39-45 45-33
1969/E 92-70 .568
2 -8.0 Durocher
1,674,993 49-32 43-38 68-49 24-21 46-44 46-26 61-37 31-33
1970 84-78 .519
2 -5.0 Durocher
1,642,705 46-34 38-44 60-50 24-28 44-46 40-32 43-42 41-36
1971 83-79 .512 3t -14.0 Durocher
1,653,007 44-37 39-42 51-55 32-24 45-45 38-34 47-41 36-38
1972/s 85-70 .548
2 -11.0 Durocher/Lockman
1,229,163 46-31 39-39 61-46 24-24 43-40 42-30 46-44 39-26
1973 77-84 .478
5 -5.0 Lockman
1,351,705 41-39 36-45 57-53 20-31 44-45 33-39 51-46 26-38
1974 66-96 .407
6 -22.0 Lockman/Marshall
1,015,378 32-49 34-47 42-62 24-34 35-55 31-41 41-52 25-44
1975 75-87 .463 5t -17.5 Marshall
1,034,819 42-39 33-48 50-53 25-34 45-45 30-42 42-48 33-39
1976 75-87 .463
4 -26.0 Marshall
1,026,217 42-39 33-48 51-58 24-29 44-46 31-41 36-48 39-39
1977 81-81 .500
4 -20.0 Franks
1,439,834 46-35 35-46 59-48 22-33 39-51 42-30 53-35 28-46
1978 79-83 .488
3 -11.0 Franks
1,525,311 44-38 35-45 60-50 19-33 44-46 35-37 43-39 36-44
1979 80-82 .494
5 -18.0 Franks/Amalfitano
1,648,587 45-36 35-46 53-52 27-30 37-53 43-29 47-38 33-44
1980 64-98 .395
6 -27.0 Gomez/Amalfitano
1,206,776 37-44 27-54 47-58 17-40 38-52 26-46 33-43 31-55
1981/s 38-65 .369
6 -21.5 Amalfitano
565,637 27-30 11-35 32-42 6-23
20-39 18-26 15-37 23-28
1982 73-89 .451
5 -19.0 Elia
1,249,278 38-43 35-46 52-53 21-36 39-51 34-38 36-53 37-36
1983 71-91 .438
5 -19.0 Elia/Fox
1,479,717 43-38 28-53 51-55 20-36 40-50 31-41 38-41 33-50
1984 96-65 .596 #1 +6.5 Frey
2,107,655 51-29 45-36 71-34 25-31 52-37 44-28 48-36 48-29
1985 77-84 .478
4 -23.5 Frey
2,161,534 41-39 36-45 48-57 29-27 41-49 36-35 45-41 32-43
1986 70-90 .438
5 -37.0 Frey/Vukovich/Michael 1,859,102 42-38 28-52 52-55 18-35 40-48 30-42 36-48 34-42
1987 76-85 .472
6 -18.5 Michael/Lucchesi
2,035,130 40-40 36-45 48-57 28-28 37-53 39-32 47-41 29-44
1988 77-85 .475
4 -24.0 Zimmer
2,089,034 39-42 38-43 47-55 30-31 40-50 37-35 45-40 32-45
1989 93-69 .574 #1 +6.0 Zimmer
2,491,942 48-33 45-36 48-38 45-31 53-37 40-32 47-39 46-30
1990 77-85 .475 4t -18.0 Zimmer
2,243,791 39-42 38-43 44-39 33-46 43-47 34-38 36-49 41-36
1991 77-83 .481
4 -20.0 Zimmer/Altobelli/Essian 2,314,250 46-37 31-46 43-39 34-44 46-42 31-41 38-44 39-39
1992 78-84 .481
4 -18.0 Lefebvre
2,126,720 43-38 35-46 45-40 33-44 44-46 34-38 40-47 38-37
1993 84-78 .519
4 -13.0 Lefebvre
2,653,763 43-38 41-40 41-47 43-31 39-39 45-39 41-45 43-33
1994/C/s
49-64 .434
5 -16.5 Trebelhorn
1,845,208 20-39 29-25 28-39 21-25 19-25 10-23 20-16 36-50 13-14
1995/s 73-71 .507
3 -12.0 Riggleman
1,918,265 34-38 39-33 37-38 36-33 25-24 25-21 23-26 37-32 36-39
1996 76-86 .469
4 -12.0 Riggleman
2,219,110 43-38 33-48 43-52 33-34 19-33 31-30 26-23 41-46 35-40
1997 68-94 .420
5 -16.0 Riggleman
2,190,308 42-39 26-55 45-47 23-47 21-27 20-35 18-26 37-50 31-44
1998 90-73 .552
2 -12.5 Riggleman
2,623,000 51-31 39-42 52-41 38-32 28-28 27-18 30-19 48-39
42-34
1999 67-95 .414
6 -30.0 Riggleman
2,813,854 34-47 33-48 41-50 26-45 28-34 18-23 15-29 41-44 26-51
2000 65-97 .401 6 -30.0 Baylor
2,734,511 38-43 27-54 36-56 29-41 21-41 18-23 18-26 35-51 30-46
2001 88-74 .543
3 -5.0 Baylor
2,779,456 48-33 40-41 50-43 38-31 48-36 16-14 15-18 51-35 37-39
2002 67-95 .414
5 -30.0 Baylor/Lachemann/Kimm
2,693,071 36-45 31-50 38-49 29-46 36-54 12-18 13-17 35-51 32-44
2003 88-74 .543 ##1 +1.0 Baker
2,962,630 44-37 44-37 51-41 37-33 47-37 15-15 17-13 47-47 41-27
2004 89-73 .549
3 -16.0 Baker
3,170,184 45-37 44-36 49-38 40-35 50-40 16-14 15-15 47-40 42-33
2005 79-83 .488
4 -21.0 Baker
3,099,992 38-43 41-40 41-44 38-39 43-36 11-23 19-15 43-44 36-39
2006 66-96 .407
6 -17.5 Baker
3,123,215 36-45 30-51 31-52 35-44 42-42 10-22 10-21 34-54 32-42
2007 85-77 .525 ##1 +2.0 Piniella
3,252,462 44-37 41-40 47-38 38-39 45-34 15-21 17-18 44-43 41-34
2008 97-64 .602 ##1 +7.5 Piniella
3,300,200 55-26 42-38 48-29 49-35 48-33 20-12 23-10 57-38 40-26
2009 83-78 .516
2 -7.5 Piniella
3,168,859 46-34 37-44 44-33 39-45 47-32 15-17 15-20 43-43 50-45
2010 75-87 .463
5 -16.0 Piniella/Quade
3,062,973 35-46 40-41 35-43 40-44 34-45 17-14 16-18 39-50 36-37
2011 71-91 .438
5 -25.0 Quade
3,017,966 39-42 32-49 32-41 39-50 34-46 15-18 17-17 37-55 34-36
2012 61-101 .377
5 -36.0 Sveum
2,882,756 38-43 23-58 35-46 26-55 31-50 13-19 56-91 33-52 28-49
2013 66-96 .407
5 -31.0 Sveum
2,642,682 31-50 35-46 31-49 35-47 25-51 14-18 14-20 42-51 24-45
TOK
TOK
The Cubs have gone 121-134 all-time against American League clubs since interleague
play began in 1997. Heres a look at Chicagos year-by-year record against the A.L.:
YEAR REC. PCT.
1997 9-6 .600
1998 5-8 .385
1999 6-9 .400
2000 8-7 .533
2001 9-6 .600
2002 6-6 .500
2003 9-9 .500
2004 8-4 .667
2005 6-9 .400
*World Champions
**20th Century Major League Record
#Eastern Division Champions
##Central Division Champions
YEAR REC. PCT.

2006 4-11 .267
2007 8-4 .667
2008 6-9 .400
2009 6-9 .400
2010 8-10 .444
2011 5-10 .333
2012 5-10 .333
2013 13-7 .650
TOTALS 121-134 .475
*Wild Card Team

+First year in Wrigley Field
E-Eastern Division play begins
C-Central Division play begins
s-Strike-shortened season
cc-College of Coaches
t-Tie
TOK-Includes Tokyo contest
329
Cubs Managers Since 1876

MANAGER
YEARS
Albert Spalding
1876-77
Bob Ferguson
1878
Cap Anson
1879, 1880-97
Silver Flint
1879
Tommy Burns
1898-99
Tom Loftus
1900-01
Frank Selee
1902-05
Frank Chance
1905-12
Johnny Evers
1913, 1921
Hank ODay
1914
Roger Bresnahan
1915
Joe Tinker
1916
Fred Mitchell
1917-20
Bill Killefer
1921-25
Rabbit Maranville
1925
George Gibson
1925
Joe McCarthy
1926-30
Rogers Hornsby
1930-32
Charlie Grimm
1932-38, 1944-49, 1960
Gabby Hartnett
1938-40
Jimmy Wilson
1941-44
Roy Johnson+
1944
Frankie Frisch
1949-51
Phil Cavarretta
1951-53
Stan Hack
1954-56
Bob Scheffing
1957-59
Lou Boudreau
1960
Vedie Himsl*
1961
Harry Craft*
1961
Elvin Tappe*
1961-62
Lou Klein*
1961-62, 1965
Charlie Metro*
1962
Bob Kennedy*
1963-65
Leo Durocher
1966-72
Whitey Lockman
1972-74
Jim Marshall
1974-76
Herman Franks
1977-79
Joe Amalfitano+
1979, 1980-81
Preston Gomez
1980
Lee Elia
1982-83
Charlie Fox+
1983
Jim Frey
1984-86
John Vukovich+
1986
Gene Michael
1986-87
Frank Lucchesi+
1987
Don Zimmer
1988-91
Joe Altobelli+
1991
Jim Essian
1991
Jim Lefebvre
1992-93
Tom Trebelhorn
1994
Jim Riggleman
1995-99
Don Baylor
2000-02
Rene Lachemann+
2002
Bruce Kimm+
2002
Dusty Baker
2003-06
Lou Piniella
2007-10
Mike Quade
2010-11
Dale Sveum
2012-13
330
W-L PCT.
78-47
.624
30-30
.500
1282-932
.579
5-12
.294
160-138
.537
118-161
.423
280-213
.568
768-389
.664
129-120
.518
78-76
.506
73-80
.477
67-86
.438
308-269
.534
300-293
.506
23-30
.434
12-14
.462
442-321
.579
141-116
.549
946-782
.547
203-176
.536
213-258
.452
0-1
.000
141-196
.418
169-213
.442
196-265
.425
208-254
.450
54-83
.394
10-21
.323
7-9
.438
46-70
.397
65-82
.442
43-69
.384
182-198
.479
535-526
.504
157-162
.492
175-218
.445
238-241
.497
66-116
.363
38-52
.422
127-158
.446
17-22
.436
196-182
.519
1-1
.500
114-124
.479
8-17
.320
265-258
.507
0-1
.000
59-63
.484
162-162
.500
49-64
.434
374-419
.472
187-220
.459
0-1
.000
33-45
.423
322-326
.497
316-293
.519
95-104
.477
127-197
.392
Cubs Coaches Since 1921

Acosta, Oscar2000-01
Adams, Bobby1961-65, 1973
Aguirre, Hank1972-74
Alomar, Sandy2000-02
Altobelli, Joe1988-91
Amalfitano, Joe1967-71, 1978-80
Amaro, Ruben1983-86
Baker, William1950
Banks, Ernie1967-73
Becker, Joe1967-70
Bell, David2013
Bialas, Dave1995-99, 2002
Blades, Ray1953-56
Bloomfield, Jack1975-78
Borzello, Mike2012-13
Bosio, Chris2012-13
Burke, Jimmy1926-30
Clines, Gene1979-81, 2003-06
Cole, Dick1961
Collins, Rip1961-63
Connors, Billy1982-86, 1991-93
Corriden, Red1932-40
Cottier, Chuck1988-94
Cox, Larry1988-89
Craft, Harry1960-61
Cuyler, Kiki1941-43
Dark, Alvin1965, 1977
Davis, Spud1950-53
Dean, Dizzy1941
Deer, Rob2013
DeJesus, Ivan2007-11
DeMerritt, Marty1999
Dernier, Bob2010-11
Dixon, Walt1964-65
Doolan, Mickey1926-29
Drabowsky, Moe1994
Dugey, Oscar1921-24
Dunlop, Harry1976
Dyer, Duffy1983
Ellis, Sammy1992
Fitzsimmons, Freddie1957-59, 1966
Foley, Marv1994
Font, Franklin2012-13
Foxx, Jimmie1944
Franks, Herman1970
Freese, George1964-65
Gamboa, Tom1998-99
Gibson, George1925-26
Glynn, Gene2000-02
Grammas, Alex1964
Grimm, Charlie1941, 1961-63
Grissom, Marv1975-76
Hack, Stan1965
Harder, Mel1965
Harmon, Tom1982
Hartnett, Gabby1938
Hatton, Grady1960
Hayworth, Ray1955
Hiatt, Jack1981
Himsl, Vedie1960-64
Holt, Goldie1961-65
Hornsby, Rogers1958-59
Hundley, Randy1977
Jackson, Sonny2003-06
Jansen, Larry1972-73
Jaramillo, Rudy2010-12
Jenkins, Fergie1995-96
Johnson, Roy1935-39, 1944-53
Joshua, Von2009
Jurges, Billy1947-48
Keller, Dave2011
Kelly, Mike1934
Kennedy, Bob1962-65
Kim, Wendell2003-04
Klein, Lou1960-65
Koenig, Fred1983
Kranitz, Rick2002
Lachemann, Rene2000-02
Land, Grover1929-30
Lazzeri, Tony1938
Leonard, Dutch1954-56
Listach, Pat2011-12
Lockman, Whitey1965-66
Lopez, Juan2003-06
Lowe, Q.V.1972
Lowrey, Peanuts1970-71, 1977-79,
1981
MacKenzie, Gordy1982
Macko, Joe1964
Marshall, Jim1974
Martin, Fred1961-65
Martin, Pepper1956
Martin, J.C.1974
Martinez, Jose1988-94
Matthews, Gary2003-06
McKay, Dave2012-13
Metro, Charlie1962
Moss, Les1981
Mueller, Ray1957
Muser, Tony1993-97
Myatt, George1957-59
Noren, Irv1975
Oates, Johnny1984-87
OLeary, Charley1931-33
Oliveras, Mako1995-97
ONeil, Buck1962-65
Peden, Les1965
Pentland, Jeff1997-2002
Perry, Gerald2007-09
Pole, Dick1988-91, 2003-06
Quade, Mike 2006-10
Quirk, Jamie2012-13
Radison, Dan1995-99
Regan, Phil1997-98
Reiser, Pete1966-69, 1972-74
Riggins, Mark2011
Roarke, Mike1978-80
Rojas, Cookie1978-81
Roof, Phil1990-91
Root, Charlie1951-53, 1960
Rothschild, Larry2002-10
Rowson, James2012-13
Saul, Jim1975-76
Schalk, Ray1930-31
Scheffing, Bob1954-55
Schulte, Johnny1933
Schultz, Barney1977
Shea, Merv1948-49
Sinatro, Matt2007-10
Smith, Red1945-48
Snyder, Jim1987
Spalding, Dick1941-43
Spangler, Al1970-71, 1974
Speier, Chris 2005-06
Starrette, Herm1987
Stock, Milt1944-48
Strode, Lester2007-13
Tappe, Elvin1959-65
Trammell, Alan2007-10
Trebelhorn, Tom1992-93
Uhle, George1940
Vukovich, John1982-87
Walker, Verlon1961-70
Williams, Billy1980-82, 1986-87,
1992-2001
Wright, Mel1963-64,1971
Zimmer, Don1984-86
Cubs All-Time Roster Since 1876

A (56 PLAYERS)
Aardsma, David Allan2006
Abbey, Bert Wood1893-95
Abernathy, Theodore Wade1965-66, 1969-70
Aberson, Clifford Alexander1947-49
Abrego, Johnny Ray1985
Adair, James Aubrey1931
Adams, Charles Dwight1946
Adams, Earl John1922-27
Adams, Karl Tutwiler1915
Adams, Robert Henry1957-59
Adams, Robert Michael1976-77
Adams, Terry Wayne1995-99
Addis, Robert Gordon1952-53
Addy, Robert Edward1876
Adkins, John Dewey1949
Aguilera, Richard Warren1999-2000
Aguirre, Henry John1969-70
Aker, Jackie Delane1972-73
Alderson, Dale Leonard1943-44
Aldridge, Victor Eddington1917-18, 1922-24
Alexander, Grover Cleveland1918-26
Alexander, Manuel DeJesus Juan1997-99
Alexander, Matthew1973-74
Alfonseca, Antonio2002-03
Allen, Artemus Ward1916
Allen, Ethan Nathan1936
Allison, Milo Henry1913-14
Alou, Moises Rojas2002-04
Altamirano, Porfirio (Ramirez)1984
Altman, George Lee1959-62, 1965-67
Amalfitano, John Joseph1964-67
Amor, Vicente (Alvarez)1955
Anderson Jr., James Drew 2004
Anderson, Robert Carl1957-62
Andre, John Edward1955
Andrews, Darrell Shane1999-2000
Andrews, James Pratt1890
Andrus, Frederick Hotham1876, 1884
Angley, Thomas Samuel1929
Anson, Adrian Constantine1876-97
Archer, James Patrick1909-17
Arcia, Jose Raimundo (Orta)1968
Arias, Alejandro1992
Arnold, James Lee2000
Arrieta, Jacob Joseph - 2013
Asbell, James Marion1938
Ascanio, Jose Eleazar2008-09
Asencio, Jairo M.2012
Ashburn, Don Richard1960-61
Aspromonte, Kenneth Joseph1963
Assenmacher, Paul Andre1989-93
Atkins, Mitchell Shane2009-10
Atwell, Maurice Dailey1952-53
Averill, Earl Douglas1959-60
Ayala, Robert Joseph1999
Aybar, Manuel Antonio2001
B (166 PLAYERS)
Baczewski, Frederic John1953
Baecht, Edward Joseph1931-32
Bailey, Abraham Lincoln1919-21
Bailey, Lonas Edgar1965
Baker, Eugene Walter1953-57
Baker, Jeffrey Glen2009-12
Baker, Thomas Henry1963
Baker, Timothy Scott - 2013
Bako, Gabor Paul II2003-04
Baldwin, Marcus Elmore1887-88
Baller, Jay Scot1985-87
Balsamo, Anthony Fred1962
Banks, Ernest1953-71
Banks, Willie Anthony1994-95
Barber, Stephen David1970
Barber, Tyrus Turner1917-22
Barberie, Bret Edward1996
Barker, Richard Frank1999
Barnes, Roscoe Charles1876-77
Barney, Darwin James Kunane2010-13
Barragan, Facundo Anthony1961-63
Barrett, Michael Patrick2004-07
Barrett, Robert Schley1923-25
Barrett, Tracey Souter (also played as Richard Oliver
Barrett)1943
Barry, John C.1904-05
Bartell, Richard William1939

Barton, Vincent David1931-32
Bartosh, Clifford Paul2005
Bastian, Charles J.1889
Bates, John William1914
Batista, Miguel Descartes1997
Bauers, Russell Lee1946
Baumann, Frank Matt1965
Baumholtz, Frank Conrad1949, 1951-55
Bautista, Jose Joaquin (Arias)1993-94
Beals, Thomas L.1880
Beard, Charles David1985
Beaumont, Clarence Howeth1910
Beck, Clyde Eugene1926-1930
Beck, Rodney Roy1998-99
Becker, Heinz Reinhard1943, 1945-46
Beckert, Glenn Alfred1965-73
Beebe, Frederick Leonard1906
Beliveau, Jeffrey Ryan2012
Bell, George Antonio (Mathey)1991
Bell, Lester Rowland1930-1931
Bellhorn, Mark Christian2002-03
Beltran, Francis (Lebron)2002, 2004
Benes, Alan Paul2002-2003
Benton, Alfred Lee1982
Bere, Jason Philip2001-02
Berg, Justin Christopher2009-11
Berken, Jason Thomas2012
Berry, Jonas Arthur1942
Berryhill, Damon Scott1987-91
Bertell, Richard George1960-65, 1967
Bielaski, Oscar1876
Bielecki, Michael Joseph1988-91
Biittner, Lawrence David1976-80
Bilko, Stephen Thomas1954
Bird, James Douglas1981-82
Bishop, William Robinson1889
Bithorn, Hiram Gabriel (Sosa)1942-43, 1946
Blackburn, Earl Stuart1917
Blackwell, Timothy P.1978-81
Bladt, Richard Alan1969
Blair, Clarence Vick1929-31
Blake, John Frederick1924-31
Blanco, Andres Eloy2009
Blanco, Henry Ramon2005-2008
Blankenship, Kevin DeWayne1988-90
Blauser, Jeffrey Michael1998-99
Block, Seymour1942, 1945-46
Bobb, Mark Randall1968-69
Boccabella, John Dominic1963-68
Bogusevic, Brian Thomas - 2013
Bolger, James Cyril1955, 1957-58
Bonds, Bobby Lee1981
Bonetti, Julio Giacomo1940
Bonham, William Gordon1971-1977
Bonura, Henry John1940
Borbon, Julio Alberto - 2013
Borchers, George Benard1888
Bordi, Richard Albert1983-84
Borkowski, Robert Vilarian1950-51
Boros, Stephen1963
Borowski, Joseph Thomas2001-05
Borowy, Henry Ludwig1945-48
Boscan, Jean Carlos - 2013
Boskie, Shawn Kealoha1990-94
Bosley, Thaddis Jr.1983-86
Botelho, Derek Wayne1985
Bottarini, John Charles1937
Bottenfield, Kent Dennis1996-97
Bouchee, Edward Francis1960-61
Bourque, Patrick Daniel1971-73
Bowa, Lawrence Robert1982-85
Bowden, Michael Matthew2012-13
Bowen, Robert McClure2007
Bowie, Micah Andrew1999
Bowman, Robert James1942
Bowman, William George1891
Bradley, George Washington1877
Bradley, Milton Obelle2009
Bradley, William Joseph1899-1900
Bransfield, William Edward1911
Breeden, Danny Richard1971
Breeden, Harold Noel1971
Brennan, William Raymond1993
Bresnahan, Roger Philip1900, 1913-15
NAMES AND NUMBERS

A total of 1,958 players have appeared in
at least one game for the Chicago National
League ball club. The teams single-season record for most players used is 56, set in 2013.
That same season, the club used 31 pitchers,
also a single-season franchise record.
The most popular last names in Cubs
history belong to Smith (16), Johnson (12),
Williams(10) and Brown (9). The longest last
names in Cubs history 13 letters each belong to Gene DeMontreville (1899),ToddHollandsworth (2004-05) and Ken Raffensberger
(1940-41). There have been 19 Cubs with last
names consisting of three letters, most recently Derrek Lee (2004-10), Felix Pie (200708), Chad Fox (2005, 2008-09) and Jake Fox
(2007, 2009).
Brett, Herbert James1924-25
Brewer, James Thomas1960-63
Brewster, Charles Lawrence1944
Bridwell, Albert Henry1913
Briggs, Dan Lee1982
Briggs, Herbert Theodore1896-98, 1904-05
Briggs, Jonathon Tift1956-58
Bright, Harry James1965
Brillheart, James Benson1927
Brinkopf, Leon Clarence1952
Broberg, Peter Sven1977
Brock, Louis Clark1961-64
Brock, Tarrik Jumaan2000
Broglio, Ernest Gilbert1964-66
Bronkie, Herman Charles1914
Brooks, Jonathan Joseph (born Jonathan Joseph
Brozek)1925-26
Brosnan, James Patrick1954, 1956-58
Brown, Brant Michael1996-98, 2000
Brown, Jophery Clifford1968
Brown, Joseph E.1884
Brown, Lewis J.1879
Brown, Mordecai Peter Centennial1904-12, 1916
Brown, Paul Percival1909
Brown, Roosevelt Lawayne1999-2002
Brown, Thomas Michael1952-53
Brown, Walter George1925
Browne, Byron Ellis1965-67
Browne, George Edward1909
Brumley, Anthony Michael1987
Brusstar, Warren Scott1983-85
Bryant, Claiborne Henry1935-40
Bryant, Donald Ray1966
Brynan, Charles Ruley1888
Buckner, William Joseph1977-84
Buechele, Steven Bernard1992-95
Bues, Arthur Frederick1914
Buford, Damon Jackson2000-01
Buhl, Robert Ray1962-66
Bullett, Scott Douglas1995-96
Bullinger, James Eric1992-96
Burdette, Freddie Thomason1962-64
Burdette, Selva Lewis1964-65
Burgess, Forrest Harrill1949, 1951
Burke, Leo Patrick1963-65
Burnett, Alex James - 2013
Burnitz, Jeromy Neal2005
Burns, Thomas Everett1880-91
Burris, Bertram Ray1973-79
Burrows, John1943-1944
Burton, Ellis Narrington1963-65
Burwell, Richard Matthew1960-61
Bush, Guy Terrell1923-34
Butler, John Stephen1928
Buzhardt, John William 1958-59
Bynum, Freddie Lee2006
Byrd, Marlon Jerrard2010-12
C (151 PLAYERS)
Cabrera, Alberto Antonio2012-13
Cairo, Miguel Jesus1997, 2001
Callaghan, Martin Francis1922-23
Callahan, James Joseph1897-1900
331
Callison, John Wesley1970-71

Calmus, Richard Lee1967
Camilli, Adolph Louis1933-34
Camp, Llewellyn Robert1893-94
Camp, Shawn Anthony2012-13
Camp, Winfield Scott1894
Campana, Anthony Edward2011-12
Campbell, Arthur Vincent1908
Campbell, Joseph Earl1967
Campbell, Michael Thomas1996
Campbell, Ronald Thomas1964-66
Campbell, William Gilthorpe1933
Campbell, William Richard1982-83
Canavan, James Edward1892
Cannizzaro, Christopher John1971
Capel, Michael Lee1988
Capilla, Douglas Edmund1979-81
Cardenal, Jose Rosario (Domec)1972-77
Cardenas, Adrian2012
Cardwell, Donald Eugene1960-62
Caridad, Esmailin Manuel2009-10
Carleton, James Otto1935-38
Carlsen, Donald Herbert1948
Carlson, Harold Gust1927-30
Carney, William John1904
Carpenter, Christopher John2011
Carpenter, Robert Louis1947
Carroll, Samuel Clifford1890-91
Carson, Albert James1910
Carter, Joseph Chris1983
Carter, Paul Warren1916-20
Carty, Ricardo Adolfo (Jacobo)1973
Caruthers, Robert Lee1893
Casey, Hugh Thomas1935
Casey, James Patrick1903-05
Cashner, Andrew Burton2010-11
Casian, Lawrence Paul1995-97
Cassidy, John P.1878
Castillo, Frank Anthony1991-97
Castillo, Lendy Enrique2012
Castillo, Welington Andres2010-13
Castro, Starlin DeJesus2010-13
Caudill, William Holland1979-81
Cavarretta, Philip Joseph1934-53
Ceccarelli, Arthur Edward1959-60
Cedeno, Ronny Alexander2005-08
Cey, Ronald Charles1983-86
Chambers, Clifford Day1948
Chance, Frank Leroy1898-1912
Chapman, Harry E.1912
Chapman, Jaye Lawrence2012
Cheeves, Virgil Earl1920-23
Cheney, Laurance Russell1911-15
Cherry, Rocky Ty2007
Chiasson, Scott Christopher2001-02
Childs, Clarence Algernon1900-01
Childs, Peter Pierre1901
Chipman, Robert Howard1944-49
Chiti, Harry1950-52, 1955-56
Choi, Hee Seop2002-03
Christmas, Stephen Randall1986
Christopher, Loyd Eugene1945
Church, Emory Nicholas1953-55
Church, Leonard1966
Churry, John1924-27
Clark, Alfred Robert1902
Clark, David Earl1990, 1997
Clark, Mark Willard1997-98
Clarke, Henry Tefft1898
Clarke, Sumpter Mills1920
Clarke, Thomas Aloysius1918
Clarke, William H.1888
Clarkson, John Gibson1884-87
Clausen, Frederick William1893-94
Clemens, Clement Lambert (born Clement Lambert
Ulatowski)1916
Clemens, Douglas Horace1964-65
Clement, Matthew Paul2002-04
Clevenger, Steven Scott2011-13
Cline, Tyrone Alexander1966
Clines, Eugene Anthony1977-79
Clingman, William Frederick1900
Clymer, Otis Edgar1913
Coakley, Andrew James1908-09
Coats, Buck 2006
Coffman, Kevin Reese1990
Cogan, Richard Henry1899
332
Coggins, Franklin1972
Cohen, Hyman1955
Colborn, James William1969-71
Cole, David Bruce1954
Cole, Leonard Leslie1909-12
Coleman, Joseph Casey2010-12
Coleman, Joseph Howard1976
Collins, James Anthony1937-38
Collins, Philip Eugene1923
Collins, Robert Joseph1940
Collins, William Shirley1911
Collum, Jack Dean1957
Colvin, Tyler Eugene2009-11
Comellas, Jorge (Pous)1945
Compton, Robert Clinton1972
Congalton, William Millar1902
Connally, Fritzie Lee1983
Connor, James Matthew (born James Matthew
OConnor)1892, 1897-99
Connors, Kevin Joseph Aloysius1951
Connors, William Joseph1966
Cook, James Fitchie1903
Coomer, Ronald Bryan2001
Cooney, James Edward1926-27
Cooney, James Joseph1890-92
Cooper, Arley Wilbur1925-26
Cooper, Morton Cecil1949
Cooper, William Walker1954-55
Corcoran, Lawrence J.1880-85
Corcoran, Michael1884
Corpas, Manuel2012
Corriden, John Michael Sr.1913-15
Corridon, Frank J.1904
Cosman, James Henry1970
Cotter, Harvey Louis1922, 1924
Cotter, Richard Raphael1912
Cottrell, Ensign Stover1912
Cotto, Henry (Suarez)1984
Cotts, Neal James2007-09
Coughlin, William Edward1890
Covington, John Wesley1966
Cowan, Billy Rolland1963-64
Cox, Larry Eugene1978, 1982
Creek, Paul Douglas II1999
Crim, Charles Robert1994
Croft, Henry T.1901
Crosby, George Washington1884
Crosby, Kenneth Stewart1975-76
Cross, Joffre James1948
Cruz, Hector Louis (Dilan)1978, 1981-82
Cruz, Juan Carlos (Munoz)2001-03
Culler, Richard Broadus1948
Culp, Raymond Leonard Jr.1967
Cunnane, William Joseph2002
Cunningham, Ellsworth Elmer1900-01
Curley, Walter James1899
Currie, Clarence Franklin1903
Curtis, Clifton Garfield1911
Curtis, Jack Patrick1961-62
Cusick, John Peter1951
Cuyler, Hazen Shirley1928-35
Cvengros, Michael John1929
D (97 PLAYERS)
Dahlen, William Frederick1891-98
Dahlgren, Ellsworth Tenney1941-42
Daily, Cornelius F.1896
Dallessandro, Nicholas Dominic1940-44, 1946-47
Dalrymple, Abner Frank1879-86
Daly, Thomas Daniel1918-21
Daly, Thomas Peter1887-88
Daniels, Kalvoski1992
Dark, Alvin Ralph1958-59
Darling, Conrad1887-89
Darwin, Arthur Bobby Lee1977
Dascenzo, Douglas Craig1988-92
Davidson, William Simpson1909
Davis, Bryshear Barnett1970-71
Davis, Curtis Benton1936-37
Davis, Doug2011
Davis, Herman Thomas1970, 1972
Davis, James Bennett1954-56
Davis, Jody Richard1981-88
Davis, Ronald Gene1986-87
Davis, Steven Michael1979
Dawson, Andre Nolan1987-92
Day, Charles Frederick1970
Dayett, Brian Kelly1985-87

Deal, Charles Albert1916-21
Dean, Jay Hanna1938-41
Dean, Wayland Ogden1927
Decker, George A.1892-97
Decker, George Henry1969-72
DeJesus, David Christopher2012-13
DeJesus, Ivan (Alvarez)1977-81
Delahanty, James Christopher1901
Del Greco, Robert George1957
Demaree, Albert Wentworth1917
Demaree, Joseph Franklin (born Joseph Franklin
Dimaria)1932-33, 1935-38
Demarais, Frederick1890
DeMiller, Harry1892
Dempster, Ryan Scott2004-12
DeMontreville, Eugene Napoleon1899
Denzer, Roger1897
Dernier, Robert Eugene1984-87
DeRosa, Mark Thomas2007-08
Derrick, Claud Lester1914
Derringer, Samuel Paul1943-45
DeShields, Delino Lamont2001-02
Dettore, Thomas Anthony1974-76
DeWitt, Blake R.2010-12
Dexter, Charles Dana1900-02
Diamond, Thomas Niklaus2010
Diaz, Michael Anthony1983
Dickson, Lance Michael1990
DiFelice, Michael William2004
Dillard, Stephen Bradley1979-81
Dillhoefer, William Martin1917
Dilone, Miguel Angel (Reyes)1979
DiPino, Frank Michael1986-88
Distaso, Alec John1969
Dobbs, John Gordon1902-03
Dobernic, Andrew Joseph1948-49
Dolan, John1895
Dolan, Patrick Henry1900-01
Dolan, Thomas J.1879
Dolis, Rafael Jose2011-13
Donahue, Timothy Cornelius1895-1900
Donnelly, Edward Vincent1959
Donnelly, Franklin Marion1893-94
Doolan, Michael Joseph (born Michael Joseph
Doolittle)1916
Dorsett, Brian Richard1996
Doscher, John Henry Jr.1903
Doscher, John Henry Sr.1879
Douglas, Phillip Brooks1915, 1917-19
Douthit, Taylor Lee1933
Dowling, David Barclay1966
Downey, Thomas Edward1912
Downs, Jerome Willis1912
Downs, Scott Jeremy2000
Doyle, James Francis1911
Doyle, John Joseph1901
Doyle, Lawrence Joseph1916-17
Drabowsky, Myron Walter1956-60
Drake, Samuel Harrison1960-61
Drake, Solomon Louis1956
Driscoll, John Leo1917
Drott, Richard Fred1957-61
Dubiel, Walter John1949-52
Dubois, Jason Bradford2004-05
Duffy, Hugh1888-89
Dumovich, Nicholas1923
Duncan, Courtney Demond2001-02
Dunegan, James William Jr.1970
Dungan, Samuel Morrison1892-94, 1900
Dunn, Ronald Ray1974-75
Dunston, Shawon Donnell1985-95, 1997
Dunwoody, Todd Franklin2001
Durbin, Blaine Alphonsus1907-08
Durham, Leon1981-1988
Dwyer, John Francis1888-89
E (38 PLAYERS)
Eaddy, Donald Johnson1959
Eagan, William1893
Earl, Howard J.1890
Earley, Arnold Carl1966
Eason, Malcolm Wayne1900-02
Easterwood, Roy Charles1944
Eastwick, Rawlins Jackson III1981
Eaves, Vallie Ennis1941-42
Echevarria, Angel Santos2002
Eckersley, Dennis Lee1984-86

Eden, Charles M.1877
Edens, Thomas Patrick1995
Edmonds, James Patrick2008
Edwards, Charles Bruce1951-52, 1954
Edwards, Henry Albert1949-1950
Eggler, David Daniel1877
Eiteljorge, Edward Henry1890
Elia, Lee Constantine1968
Elko, Peter1943-1944
Elliott, Allen Clifford1923-24
Elliott, Carter Ward1921
Elliott, Harold B.1916-18
Ellis, James Russell1967
Ellsworth, Richard Clark1958, 1960-66
Elston, Donald Ray1953, 1957-64
Encarnacion, Mario Gonzalez2002
Engel, Steven Michael1985
English, Elwood George1927-36
Epperly, Albert Paul1938
Erickson, Paul Walford1941-48
Ernaga, Frank John1957-58
Errickson, Richard Merriwell1942
Estes, Aaron Shawn-2003
Estrada, Charles Leonard1966
Eubanks, Uel Melvin1922
Everitt, William Lee1895-1900
Evers, John Joseph1902-13
Eyre, Scott Alan 2006-08
F (68 PLAYERS)
Fanning, William James1954-57
Fanzone, Carmen Ronald1971-74
Farnsworth, Kyle Lynn1999-2004
Farrell, Charles Andrew1888-89
Farrell, Edward Stephen1930
Fassero, Jeffrey Joseph2001-02
Fast, Darcy Rae1968
Faul, William Alvan1965-66
Fear, Luvern Carl1952
Felderman, Marvin Wilfred1942
Feldman, Scott Wynne - 2013
Felske, John Frederick1968
Ferguson, Charles Augustus1901
Ferguson, Robert Vavasour1878
Fermin, Felix Jose (Minaya)1996
Fernandez, Frank1971-72
Figueroa, Jesus Maria (DeLeon)1980
Filer, Thomas Carson1982
Fischer, William Charles1916
Fisher, Robert Taylor1914-15
Fisher, William Charles1877
Fitzgerald, Howard Chumney1922, 1924
Flack, Max John1916-22
Flavin, John Thomas1964
Fleming, Leslie Fletchard1942-44, 1946
Fletcher, Scott Brian1981-82
Flint, Frank Sylvester1879-89
Flores, Jesse (Sandoval)1942
Floyd, Cornelius Clifford2007
Fluhrer, John Lister (also played as William G.
Morris)1915
Flynn, George A.1896
Flynn, John A.1886-87
Fodge, Gene Arlan1958
Fondy, Dee Virgil1951-1957
Fontenot, Michael Eugene2005, 2007-10
Fontenot, Silton Ray1985-86
Foote, Barry Clifton1979-81
Fossas, Emilio Antonio1998
Foster, Elmer Ellsworth1890-91
Foster, Kevin Christopher1994-98
Fox, Jacob Quirin2007, 2009
Fox, Chad Douglas2005, 2008-09
Foxen, William Aloysius1910-11
Foxx, James Emory1942, 1944
Frailing, Kenneth Douglas1974-76
France, Osman Beverly1890
Franco, Matthew Neil1995
Francona, Terry Jon1986
Fraser, Charles Carrolton1907-09
Frazier, George Allen1984-86
Freel, Ryan Paul2009
Freeman, Alexander Vernon1921-22
Freeman, Hershell Baskin1958
Freeman, Mark Price1960
Freese, George Walter1961
Freigau, Howard Earl1925-27

French, Lawrence Herbert1935-41
Frey, Linus Reinhard1937, 1947
Friberg, Bernard Albert (born Gustaf Bernhard
Friberg)1919-20, 1922-25
Friend, Daniel Sebastian1895-98
Friend, Owen Lacey1955-56
Fryman, Woodrow Thompson1978
Fuhr, Oscar Lawrence1921
Fujikawa, Kyuji - 2013
Fukudome, Kosuke2008-11
Fuld, Samuel Babson2007, 2009-10
Fussell, Frederick Morris1922-23
Fyhrie, Michael Edwin2001
G (114 PLAYERS)
Gabler, William Louis1958
Gabrielson, Leonard Gary1964-65
Gaetti, Gary Joseph1998-99
Gagliano, Philip Joseph1970
Galan, August John1934-41
Gallagher, Sean Patrick2007-08
Gamble, Oscar Charles1969
Gannon, William G.1901
Ganzel, John Henry1900
Garagiola, Joseph Henry1953-54
Garbark, Robert Michael (born Robert Michael
Garbach)1937-39
Garces, Richard Aron (Mendoza)1995
Garciaparra, Anthony Nomar2004-05
Gardner, James Anderson1902
Gardner, Richard Frank1967
Garibay, Daniel (Bravo)2000
Garman, Michael Douglas1976
Garrett, Henry Adrian1970, 1973-75
Garriott, Virgil Cecil1946
Garvin, Virgil Lee1899-1900
Garza, Matthew Scott2011-13
Gassaway, Charles Cason1944
Gastfield, Edward1885
Gathright, Joey Renard2009
Gaub, John David2011
Gaudin, Chad Edward2008
Gaw, George Joseph1920
Geisel, John David1978-79, 1981
Geiss, Emil August1887
George, Charles Peter1941
Gerard, David Frederick1962
Gerberman, George Alois1962
Germano, Justin William2012
Gernert, Richard Edward1960
Gerut, Joseph D2005
Gessler, Harry Homer1906
Gibson, Robert Murray1890
Gigon, Norman Phillip1967
Gilbert, Charles Mader1941-43, 1946
Gill, John Wesley1935-36
Gillespie, Cole Braden - 2013
Gillespie, Paul Allen1942, 1944-45
Girardi, Joseph Elliott1989-92, 2000-02
Giusti, David John1977
Glade, Frederick Monroe1902
Glanville, Douglas Metunwa1996-97, 2003
Gleeson, James Joseph1939-40
Glenalvin, Robert J. (born Rodney J. Dowling)
1890, 1893
Glenn, Edward D.1902
Glenn, John W.1876-77
Gload, Ross Peter2000
Glossop, Alban1946
Goetz, John Hardy1960
Goldsmith, Fred Ernest1880-84
Golvin, Walter George1922
Gomez, Leonardo1996
Gonzalez, Alberto Ramon - 2013
Gonzalez, Alexander Scott2002-04
Gonzalez, Geremi Segundo (Acosta)1997-98
Gonzalez, Luis Emilio1995-96
Gonzalez, Miguel Angel (Cordero)1925-29
Gonzalez, Victor Raul2000
Good, Wilbur David1911-15
Goodman, Ival Richard1943-44
Goodwin, Curtis Lamar1999
Goodwin, Tom Jones2003-04
Gordon, Michael William1977-78
Gordon, Thomas2001-02
Gore, George F.1879-86
Gornicki, Henry Frank1941

Goryl, John Albert1957-59
Gorzelanny, Thomas Stephen2009-10
Gossage, Richard Michael1988
Grabarkewitz, Billy Cordell1974
Grabow, John William2009-11
Grace, Mark Eugene1988-2000
Grace, Robert Earl1929, 1931
Graham, George Frederick1903, 1911
Grammas, Alexander Peter1962-63
Grampp, Henry Erchardt1927, 1929
Grant, Thomas Raymond1983
Grantham, George Farley1922-24
Graves, Joseph Ebenezer1926
Gray, Jeffrey Michael2010
Green, Edward1898-1901
Greenberg, Adam Daniel2005
Greene, Willie Louis2000
Gregg, Kevin Marschall2009, 2013
Gregory, Grover Leroy1964
Grieve, Benjamin2004-05
Griffin, James Linton1911
Griffin, Michael Leroy1981
Griffith, Clark Calvin1893-1900
Griffith, Frank Wesley1892
Griffith, Thomas Herman1925
Grigsby, Denver Clarence1923-25
Grimes, Burleigh Arland1932-33
Grimes, Oscar Ray Sr.1921-24
Grimm, Charles John1925-36
Grimm, Justin Scott - 2013
Gross, Gregory Eugene1977-78
Groth, Ernest John1904
Grudzielanek, Mark James2003-04
Gudat, Marvin John1932
Guerrier, Matt Olson - 2013
Gumbert, Addison Courtney1888-89, 1891-92
Gumpert, David Lawrence1985-86
Gura, Lawrence Cyril1970-73, 1985
Gustine, Frank William1949
Guth, Charles J.1880
Guthrie, Mark Andrew1999-00, 2003
Gutierrez, Ricardo2000-01
Guzman, Angel Mosies (Tavera) 2006-09
Guzman, Jose Alberto (Mirabal)1993-94
H (150 PLAYERS)
Haas, George Edwin1957
Hack, Stanley Camfield1932-47
Hacker, Warren Louis1948-56
Hageman, Kurt Moritz1914
Hagerman, Zeriah Zequiel1909
Hairston, Jerry Wayne Jr.2005-06
Hairston, John Louis1969
Hairston, Scott Alexander - 2013
Hall, Andrew Clark1986-88
Hall, Jimmie Randolph1969-70
Hall, Melvin Jr.1981-84
Hallinan, James H.1877-78
Hamilton, Steve Absher1972
Hamner, Ralph Conant1947-49
Hands, William Alfred1966-72
Haney, Christopher Deane1998
Haney, Fred Girard1927
Haney, Todd Michael1994-96
Hankinson, Frank Edward1878-79
Hanlon, William Joseph1903
Hansen, David Andrew1997
Hanson, Earl Sylvester1921
Hanyzewski, Edward Michael1942-46
Harbidge, William Arthur1878-79
Harden, James Richard2008-09
Hardie, Louis W.1886
Hardin, William Edgar1952
Hardtke, Jason Robert1998
Hardy, David Alexander1902-03
Hardy, John Doolittle1907
Hargesheimer, Alan Robert1983
Hargrave, Eugene Franklin1913-15
Harkey, Michael Anthony1988, 1990-93
Harper, Charles William1906
Harrell, Raymond James1939
Harris, Brendan Michael2004
Harris, Leonard Anthony2003
Harris, Victor Lanier1974-75
Hart, Kevin Richard2007-09
Hartenstein, Charles Oscar1965-68
333
Hartnett, Charles Leo1922-40

Hartsel, Tully Frederick1901
Hartsock, Jeffrey Roger1992
Harvey, Ervin King1900
Hassey, Ronald William1984
Hatcher, William Augustus1984-85
Hatten, Joseph Hilarian1951-52
Hatton, Grady Edgebert1960
Hawkins, LaTroy2004-05
Hayden, John Francis1908
Hayes, William Ernest1980-81
Healy, John J.1889
Heath, William Chris1969
Heathcote, Clifton Earl1922-30
Hebner, Richard Joseph1984-85
Hechinger, Michael Vincent1912-13
Hegan, James Edward1960
Heilman, Aaron Michael2009
Heist, Alfred Michael1960-61
Hemsley, Ralston Burdett1931-32
Henderson, Kenneth Joseph1979-80
Henderson, Stephen Curtis1981-82
Hendley, Charles Robert1965-67
Hendrick, Harvey1933
Hendricks, Elrod Jerome1972
Hendricks, John Charles1902
Hendrix, Claude Raymond1916-20
Hennessey, George1945
Henry, William Rodman1958-59
Henshaw, Roy Knikelbine1933, 1935-36
Heredia, Felix (Perez)1998-2001
Herman, Floyd Caves1933-34
Herman, William Jennings Bryan1931-41
Hermansen, Chad Bruce2002
Hermanski, Eugene Victor1951-53
Hernandez, Guillermo (Villanueva)1977-83
Hernandez, Jose Antonio (Figueroa)1994-99, 2003
Hernandez, Ramon (Gonzalez)1968, 1976-77
Hernandez, Salvador Jose (Ramos)1942-43
Hernon, Thomas H.1897
Herrmann, LeRoy George1932-33
Herrnstein, John Ellett1966
Herzog, Charles Lincoln1919-20
Hiatt, Jack E.1970
Hibbard, James Gregory1993
Hibbard, John Denison1884
Hickerson, Bryan David1995
Hickey, Edward A.1901
Hickman, James Lucius1968-73
Higbe, Walter Kirby1937-1939
Higginbotham, Irving Clinton1909
Hildebrand, R.E.1902
Hill, Glenallen1993-94, 1998-2000
Hill, Koyie Dolan2007-12
Hill, Richard Joseph2005-08
Hill, William Robert2002-03
Hiller, Frank Walter1950-51
Hillman, Darius Dutton1955-59
Hines, Paul A.1876-77
Hinshaw, Alexander Omar2012
Hiser, Gene Taylor1971-75
Hoak, Donald Albert1956
Hobbie, Glen Frederick1957-64
Hoeft, William Frederick1965-66
Hoffman, Guy Alan1986
Hoffman, Lawrence Charles1901
Hoffpauir, James Micah2008-10
Hofman, Arthur Frederick1904-12, 1916
Hogg, Carter Bradley1915
Hollandsworth, Todd Matthew2004-05
Holley, Edward Edgar1928
Hollins, Jessie Edward1992
Hollison, John Henry1892
Hollocher, Charles Jacob1918-24
Holm, William Frederick Henry1943-44
Holmes, Frederick C.1904
Holtzman, Kenneth Dale1965-71, 1978-79
Honan, Martin Weldon1890-91
Hooton, Burt Carlton1971-75
Horne, Berlyn Dale1929
Hornsby, Rogers1929-32
Hosley, Timothy Kenneth1975-76
Houseman, John Franklin1894
Houston, Tyler Sam1996-99
Howard, George Elmer1907-09
Howe, Calvin Earl1952
334
Howell, Jay Canfield1981

Howry, Bob Dean 2006-08, 2010
Hubbard, Michael Wayne1995-97
Hubbard, Trenidad Aviel-2003
Hubbs, Kenneth Douglas1961-63
Hudson, John Wilson1941
Hughes, James Robert1956
Hughes, Joseph Thompson1902
Hughes, Roy John1944-45
Hughes, Terry Wayne1970
Hughes, Thomas James1900-01
Hughey, James Ulysses1893
Humphreys, Robert William1965
Humphries, Albert1913-15
Hundley, Cecil Randolph1966-73, 1976-77
Hundley, Todd Randolph2001-02
Hunter, Herbert Harrison1916-17
Huntzinger, Walter Henry1926
Hurst, Frank ODonnell1934
Huson, Jeffrey Kent2000
Hutchinson, Edwin Forrest1890
Hutchison, William Forrest1889-95
Hutson, George Herbert1974
I (5 PLAYERS)
Ilsley, Blaise Francis1994
Irvin, Monford Merrill1956
Irwin, Charles Edwin1893-95
Isbell, William Frank1898
Izturis, Cesar David 2006-07
J (50 PLAYERS)
Jackson, Brett Elliott2012
Jackson, Damian Jacques2004
Jackson, Danny Lynn1991-192
Jackson, Darrin Jay1985, 1987-89
Jackson Jr., Edwin - 2013
Jackson, Lawrence Curtis1963-66
Jackson, Louis Clarence1958-59
Jackson, Ransom Joseph1950-55, 1959
Jacobs, Anthony Robert1948
Jacobs, Morris Elmore1902
Jacobs, Raymond Frederick1928
Jacobs, William Elmer1924-25
Jacobson, Merwin John William1916
Jaeckel, Paul Henry1964
Jaeger, Joseph Peter1920
Jahn, Arthur Charles1925
James, Cleo Joel1970-71, 1973
James, Richard Lee1967
Jeffcoat, Harold Bentley1948-55
Jelincich, Frank Anthony1941
Jenkins, Ferguson Arthur1966-73, 1982-83
Jennings, James Douglas1993
Jennings, Robin Christopher1996-97, 1999
Jestadt, Garry Arthur1971
Jimenez, Manuel Emilio (Rivera)1969
Johnson, Abraham1893
Johnson, Benjamin Franklin1959-60
Johnson, Clifford Jr.1980
Johnson, David Allen1978
Johnson, Donald Spore1943-48
Johnson, Howard Michael1995
Johnson, Kenneth Lance1997-99
Johnson, Kenneth Travis1969
Johnson, Louis Brown1960, 1968
Johnson, Reed Cameron2008-09, 2011-12
Johnson, Richard Allan1958
Johnson, William Charles1983-84
Johnston, James Harle1914
Johnstone, John William Jr.1982-84
Joiner, Roy Merrill1934-35
Jones, Charles Wesley (also played as Benjamin
Wesley Rippay)1877
Jones, Clarence Woodrow1967-68
Jones, David Jefferson1902-04
Jones, Douglas Reid1996
Jones, Jacque Dewayne 2006-07
Jones, Percy Lee1920-22, 1925-28
Jones, Samuel1955-56
Jones, Sheldon Leslie1953
Jonnard, Claude Alfred1929
Jurges, William Frederick1931-38, 1946-47
K (76 PLAYERS)
Kahoe, Michael Joseph1901-02, 1907
Kaiser, Alfred Edward1911
Kaiser, Clyde Donald1955-57

Kane, John Francis1909-10
Karchner, Matthew Dean1998-2000
Karros, Eric Peter2003
Katoll, John1898-99
Kaufmann, Anthony Charles1921-27
Kearns, Edward Joseph1924-25
Keating, Walter Francis1913-15
Keen, Howard Victor1921-25
Kelleher, John Patrick1921-23
Kelleher, Michael Dennis1976-80
Kellert, Frank William1956
Kelly, George Lange1930
Kelly, Joseph Henry1916
Kelly, Joseph James1926, 1928
Kelly, Michael Joseph1880-86
Kelly, Robert Edward1951-53
Kelton, David Wayne2003-04
Kendall, Jason Daniel2007
Kennedy, Junior Raymond1982-83
Kennedy, Sherman Montgomery1902
Kennedy, Theodore A.1885
Keough, Matthew Lon1986
Keough, Richard Martin1966
Kerr, John Melville1925
Kessinger, Donald Eulon1964-75
Kieschnick, Michael Brooks1996-97
Kilduff, Peter John1917-19
Kilgus, Paul Nelson1989
Killefer, William Lavier1918-21
Killen, Frank Bissell1900
Kilroy, Matthew Aloysius1898
Kimball, Newell W.1937-38
Kimm, Bruce Edward1979
Kindall, Gerald Donald1956-58, 1960-61
Kiner, Ralph McPherran1953-54
King, Charles Gilbert1958-59
King, James Hubert1955-56
King, Raymond Keith1999
Kingman, David Arthur1978-80
Kinzie, Walter Harris1884
Kirby, James Herschel1949
Kitsos, Christopher Anestos1954
Kittridge, Malachi Jeddidah1890-97
Klein, Charles Herbert1934-36
Kling, John1900-08, 1910-11
Klippstein, John Calvin1950-54
Klugmann, Joe1921-22
Kmak, Joseph Robert1995
Knabe, Franz Otto1916
Knisely, Peter Cole1913-15
Knowles, Darold Duane1975-76
Koenig, Mark Anthony1932-33
Koestner, Elmer Joseph1914
Koonce, Calvin Lee1962-67
Koronka, John Vincent2005
Korwan, James1897
Kowalik, Fabian Lorenz1935-36
Kraemer, Joseph Wayne1989-90
Kramer, Randall John1990
Kravec, Kenneth Peter1981-82
Kreevich, Michael Andreas1931
Kreitner, Albert Joseph1943-44
Kremmel, James Louis1974
Krieg, William Frederick1885
Krock, August H.1888-89
Kroh, Floyd Myron1908-10
Krug, Everett Ben1965-66
Krug, Gary Eugene1981
Krug, Martin John1922
Krukow, Michael Edward1976-81
Kuenn, Harvey Edward1965-66
Kunkel, Jeffrey William1992
Kush, Emil Benedict1941-42, 1946-49
L (86 PLAYERS)
LaCock, Ralph Pierre II1972-76
Lade, Doyle Marion1946-50
LaHair, Bryan Allan2011-12
Lake, Junior Osvaldo - 2013
Lake, Steven Michael1983-86, 1993
Lalli, Blake2012
Lamabe, John Alexander1968
Lamer, Pierre1902
Lamp, Dennis Patrick1977-80
Lancaster, Lester Wayne1987-91
Landrith, Hobert Neal1956
Landrum, Cedric Bernard1991

Landrum, Donald LeRoy1962-65
Landrum, Thomas William1988
Lanfranconi, Walter Oswald1941
Lange, William Alexander1893-99
Larkin, Frank S.1878-79
LaRoche, David Eugene1973-74
LaRose, Victor Raymond1968
Larsen, Don James1967
Larson, Daniel James1982
LaRussa, Anthony1973
Lary, Alfred Allen1954-55, 1962
Lauer, John Charles1890
Lavender, James Sanford1912-16
Law, Vance Aaron1988-89
Lawton, Matthew2005
Lazzeri, Anthony Michael1938
Leach, Thomas William1912-14
Lear, Frederick Francis1918-19
Leathers, Harold Langford1920
Lee, Derrek Leon2004-10
Lee, Donald Edward1966
Lee, Thomas Frank1884
Lee, William Crutcher1934-43, 1947
Lefferts, Craig Lindsay1983
Leiber, Henry Edward1939-41
Leicester, Jonathan David2004-05
Leifield, Albert Peter1912-13
LeMahieu, David J.2011
LeMay, Richard Paul1963
Lemonds, David Lee1969
Lennon, Robert Albert1957
Lennox, James Edgar1912
Leonard, Emil John1949-53
Leslie, Roy Reid1917
Lewis, Darren Joel2002
Lezcano, Carlos Manuel (Rubio)1980-81
Lieber, Jonathan Ray1999-2002, 2008
Lillard, Robert Eugene1936, 1939
Lillibridge, Brent Stuart - 2013
Lilly, Theodore Roosevelt2007-10
Lim, Chang-Yong - 2013
Lindstrom, Frederick Charles (born Frederick Anthony
Lindstrom)1935
Liniak, Cole Edward1999-2000
Littlefield, Richard Bernard1957
Littrell, Jack Napier1957
Livingston, Thompson Orville1943, 1945-47
Lobert, John Bernard1905
Locker, Robert Awtry1973, 1975
Loe, Kameron David - 2013
Lofton, Kenneth2003
Logan, Robert Dean1937-38
Long, Richard Dale1957-59
Long, William Douglas1990
Lopes, David Earl1984-86
Lopez, Rodrigo (Munoz)2011
Lorraine, Andrew Jason1999-2000
Loviglio, John Paul1983
Lowdermilk, Grover Cleveland1912
Lowe, Robert Lincoln1902-03
Lowery, Quenton Terrell1997-98
Lown, Omar Joseph1951-54, 1956-58
Lowrey, Harry Lee1942-43, 1945-49
Luby, John Perkins1890-92
Luderus, Frederick William1909-10
Lum, Michael Ken-Wai1981
Lundgren, Carl Leonard1902-09
Lundstedt, Thomas Robert1973-74
Lynch, Edward Francis1986-87
Lynch, Henry W.1893
Lynch, Matt Daniel1948
Lynch, Michael Joseph1902
Lynch, Thomas S.1884
Lynn, Japhet Monroe1944
Lytle, Edward Benson1890
M (206 PLAYERS)
Mabry, John Steven 2006
Machado, Robert Alexis2001-02
Macias, Jose Prado (Salazar)2004-05
Mack, Raymond James (born Raymond James
Mlckovsky)1947
Mack, William Francis1908
Macko, Steven Joseph1979-80
Madden, Leonard Joseph1912
Maddern, Clarence James1946, 1948-49
Maddux, Gregory Alan1986-92, 2004-06

Madlock, Bill Jr.1974-76
Madrid, Salvador1947
Magadan, David Joseph1996
Magee, Leo Christopher (born Leopold Christopher
Hoernschemeyer)1919
Magoon, George Henry1899
Maguire, Frederick Edward1928
Mahay, Ronald Matthew2001-02
Maholm, Paul G.2012
Mahomes, Patrick Lavon2002
Mahoney, Michael John2000, 2002
Maine, Scott2010-12
Mains, Willard Eben1888
Mairena, Oswaldo Antonito2000
Maisel, George John1921-22
Maksudian, Michael Bryant1994
Malarkey, John S.1899
Maldonado, Candido (Guadarrama)1993
Malone, Perce Leigh1928-34
Maloney, William Alphonse1905
Mancuso, August Rodney1939
Manders, Harold Carl1946
Mann, Ben Garth1944
Mann, Leslie1916-19
Manville, Richard Wesley1952
Maranville, Walter James Vincent1925
Marquez, Gonzalo Enrique (Mora)1973-74
Marquez, Luis Angel (Sanchez)1954
Marmol, Carlos Agustin 2006-13
Marquis, Jason Scott2007-08
Marriott, William Earl1917, 1920-21
Marshall, Rufus James1958-59
Marshall, Sean Christopher 2006-11
Marshall, William Riddle1908
Martin, Elwood Good1918-22
Martin, Frank1898
Martin, Jerry Lindsey1979-80
Martin, Joseph Clifton1970-72
Martin, Joseph Michael1986
Martin, Morris Webster1959
Martin, Stuart McGuire1943
Martinez, Angel Sandy1998-99
Martinez, Carmelo (Salgado)1983
Martinez, David1986-88, 2000
Martinez, Ramon E.2003-04
Marty, Joseph Anton1937-39
Martz, Randy Carl1980-82
Mason, Michael Paul1987
Massa, Gordon Richard1957-58
Mateo, Juan Manuel 2006
Mateo, Marcos Aurelio (Lora)2010-11
Mather, Joseph Paul2012
Mathews, Nelson Elmer1960-63
Matthews, Gary Nathaniel1984-87
Matthews Jr., Gary Nathaniel2000-01
Mattick, Robert James1938-40
Mauch, Gene William1948-49
Mauck, Alfred Maris1893
Mauro, Carmen Louis1948, 1950-51
Maxwell, Jason Ramond1998
May, Derrick Brant1990-94
May, Frank Spruiell1931-32
May, Scott Francis1991
Mayer, Edwin David1957-58
McAfee, William Fort1930
McAnany, James1961-62
McAuley, James Earl1925
McBride, Algernon Griggs1896
McCabe, William Francis1918-20
McCall, Robert Leonard1948
McCarthy, Alexander George1915-16
McCarthy, John Arthur1900, 1903-05
McCauley, James Adelbert1885
McChesney, Harry Vincent1904
McClain, Scott Michael2005
McClellan, William Henry1878
McClendon, Lloyd Glenn1989-90
McConnell, George Neely1914, 1916
McCormick, James1885-86
McCormick, William J.1896-1901
McCullough, Clyde Edward1940-43, 1946-48,
1953-56
McDaniel, Lyndall Dale1963-65
McDonald, Darnell Tyrone - 2013
McDonald, Edward C.1913
McElroy, Charles Dwayne1991-93

McFarland, Lamont Amos1895-96
McGehee, Casey Michael2008
McGill, William Vaness1893-94
McGinn, Daniel Michael1972
McGinnis, August1893
McGlothen, Lynn Everatt1978-81
McGriff, Frederick Stanley2001-02
McIntire, John Reid1910-12
McKnight, James Arthur1960, 1962
McLarry, Howard Zell1915
McLean, John Bannerman1903
McLish, Calvin Coolidge Julius Caesar Tuskahoma1949, 1951
McMath, Jimmy Lee1968
McMillan, Norman Alexis1928-29
McNichol, Brian David1999
McRae, Brian Wesley1995-97
McVey, Calvin Alexander1876-77
Meakim, George Clinton1892
Meers, Russell Harlan1941, 1946-47
Meier, David Keith1988
Mejias, Samuel Elias1979
Menefee, John1900-1903
Meoli, Rudolph Bartholomew1978
Merced, Orlando Luis (Villanueva)1998
Meridith, Ronald Knox1984-85
Mercker, Kent Franklin2004
Merkle, Frederick Charles1917-20
Merriman, Lloyd Archer1955
Merritt, William Henry1891
Mertes, Samuel Blair1898-1900
Merullo, Leonard Richard1941-47
Mesner, Stephan Mathias1938-39
Metkovich, George Michael1953
Metzger, Roger Henry1970
Metzler, Alexander1925
Meyer, Lambert Dalton1937
Meyer, Russell Charles1946-48, 1956
Meyers, Chad William1999-2001
Michaels, Ralph Joseph1924-26
Mickelson, Edward Allen1957
Mieske, Matthew Todd1998
Mikkelsen, Peter James1967-68
Miklos, John Joseph1944
Miksis, Edward Thomas1951-56
Miles, Aaron Wade2009
Miller, Dakin Evans1902
Miller, Damian Donald2003
Miller, John Anthony1947
Miller, Kurt Everett1998-99
Miller, Lawrence H.1922-25
Miller, Robert Lane (born Robert Lane Gemeinweiser)1970-71
Miller, Roy Oscar1910
Miller, Wade Thomas 2006-07
Miller, Ward Taylor1912-13
Milstead, George Earl1924-26
Minner, Paul Edison1950-56
Mitchell, Michael Francis1913
Mitre, Sergio Armando2003-05
Mitterwald, George Eugene1974-77
Moisan, William Joseph1953
Molina, Jose Benjamin (Matta)1999
Molinaro, Robert Joseph1982
Mollwitz, Frederick August1913-14, 1916
Monday, Robert James1972-76
Monroe, Craig Keystone2007
Montaez, Luis Anibal2011
Montreuil, Allan Arthur1972
Moolic, George Henry1886
Moore, Charles Wesley1912
Moore, Donnie Ray1975, 1977-79
Moore, Earl Alonzo1913
Moore, John Francis1928-29, 1931-32, 1945
Moore, Scott Alan 2006-07
Mooty, J.T.1940-1943
Morales, Julio Ruben (Torres)1974-77, 1981-83
Moran, Patrick Joseph1906-09
Moran, William L.1895
Morandini, Michael Robert1998-99
Morehead, Seth Marvin1959-60
Morel, Ramon Rafael1997
Moreland, Bobby Keith1982-87
Morgan, Michael Thomas1992-95, 1998
Morgan, Robert Morris1957-58
335
Morgan, Vernon Thomas1954-55

Morhardt, Meredith Goodwin1961-62
Moriarty, George Joseph1903-04
Moroney, James Francis1912
Morris, Walter Edward1922
Morrissey, Michael Joseph1902
Moryn, Walter Joseph1956-1960
Moskau, Paul Richard1983
Mosolf, James Frederick1933
Moss, Charles Malcolm1930
Moyer, Jamie1986-88
Mudrock, Philip Ray1963
Mueller, William Richard2001-02
Mulholland, Terence John1997-99
Mulligan, Edward Joseph1915-16
Mumphrey, Jerry Wayne1986-88
Muncrief, Robert Cleveland1949
Munson, Joseph Martin Napoleon (born Joseph
Martin Napoleon Carlson)1925-26
Murcer, Bobby Ray1977-79
Murphy, Daniel Francis1960-62
Murphy, Donald Rex - 2013
Murray, Anthony Joseph1923
Murray, Calvin Duane2004
Murray, James Oscar1902
Murray, John Joseph1915
Murton, Matthew Henry2005-08
Myers, Randall Kirk1993-95
Myers, Richard1956
N (41 PLAYERS)
Nabholz, Christopher William1995
Nady, Xavier Clifford VI2010
Nagle, Thomas Edward1890-91
Napier, Skelton LeRoy1918
Nation, Joseph Paul2000
Navarro, Dioner Favian (Vivas) - 2013
Navarro, Jaime1995-96
Neal, Thomas Joseph - 2013
Needham, Thomas Joseph1909-14
Neeman, Calvin Amandus1957-60
Nehf, Arthur Neukom1927-29
Nelson, Lynn Bernard1930, 1933-34
Nen, Richard LeRoy1968
Nevin, Phillip Joseph 2006
Newkirk, Joel Inez1919-20
Newman, Charles1892
Newman, Raymond Francis1971
Newsom, Louis Norman1932
Nichols, Arthur Francis (born Arthur Francis
Meikle)1898-1900
Nichols, Dolan Levon1958
Nicholson, William Beck1939-48
Nicol, George Edward1891
Nicol, Hugh1881-82
Niekro, Joseph Franklin1967-69
Nieves, Jose Miguel (Pinto)1998-2000
Nipper, Albert Samuel1988
Noce, Paul David1987
Noles, Dickie Ray1982-84, 1987
Noonan, Peter John1906
Nordhagen, Wayne Oren1983
Noren, Irving Arnold1959-1960
Norman, Fredie Hubert1964, 1966-67
North, William Alex1971-1972
Northey, Ronald James1950, 1952
Norton, Phillip Douglas2000, 2003
Nottebart, Donald Edward1969
Novikoff, Louis Alexander1941-44
Novoa, Roberto2005-06
Novotney, Ralph Joseph1949
Nunez, Jose (Jiminez)1990
Nye, Richard Raymond1966-69
O (33 PLAYERS)
OBerry, Preston Michael1980
OBrien, John J.1893
OBrien, Peter James1890
OConnor, John Charles1916
ODea, James Kenneth1935-38
OFarrell, Robert Arthur1915-25, 1934
OHagen, Harry P.1902
Ohman, William McDaniel2000-01, 2005-07
Ojeda, Octavio2000-03
OLeary, Troy Franklin2003
Oliver, Eugene George1968-69
Oliver, Nathaniel1969
336
Olsen, Bernard Charles1941

Olsen, Vern Jarl1939-42, 1946
OMalley, Ryan Joseph 2006
ONeill, John Joseph1904-05
ONeill, Robert Emmett1946
Ontiveros, Steven Robert1977-80
Ordonez, Reynaldo2004
Orie, Kevin Leonard1997-98, 2002
Ortiz, Jose Luis (Irizarry)1971
Ortiz, Ramon Diogenes (Ortiz)2011
Osborn, John Bode1925-27, 1929-30
Osborne, Donovan2002
Osborne, Earnest Preston1922-24
Ostrowski, John Thaddeus1943-46
Otero, Regino Jose (Gomez)1945
Ott, William Joseph1962, 1964
Otto, David Alan1994
Overall, Orval1906-10, 1913
Ovitz, Ernest Gayhart1911
Owen, Arnold Malcolm1949-51
Owen, Dave1983-85
P (95 PLAYERS)
Packard, Eugene Milo1916-17
Pafko, Andrew1943-51
Pagan, Angel 2006-07
Page, Vance Linwood1938-41
Pagel, Karl Douglas1978-79
Pall, Donn Steven1994
Palmeiro, Rafael (Corrales)1986-88
Pappas, Erik Daniel1991
Pappas, Milton Stephen (born Miltiades Stergios
Papastegios)1970-73
Parent, Mark Alan1994-95
Parker, Harley Park1893, 1895-96
Parker, Richard Blake2012-13
Parmelee, LeRoy Earl1937
Parrott, Thomas William1893
Parrott, Walter Edward1892-95
Paskert, George Henry1918-20
Passeau, Claude William1939-47
Patterson, Donald Corey2000-05
Patterson, Eric Scott2007-08
Patterson, Kenneth Brian1992
Patterson, Reginald Allen1983-85
Patterson, Robert Chandler1996-98
Patton, David Christopher2009
Paul, Joshua William2003
Paul, Michael George1973-74
Pavlas, David Lee Jr.1990-91
Pawelek, Theodore John1946
Pearce, George Thomas1912-16
Pechous, Charles Edward1916-17
Pedre, Jorge Enrique1992
Pedroes, Charles P.1902
Pea, Carlos Felipe2011
Pena, Roberto Cesar (Zapata)1965-66
Penner, Kenneth William1929
Pepitone, Joseph Anthony1970-73
Perez, Michael Irvin1995-96
Perez, Neifi Neftali (Diaz)2004-06
Perez, Yorkis Miguel (Vargas)1991
Perkowski, Harry Walter1955
Perlman, Jonathan Samuel1985
Perry, Herbert Scott1916
Perry, William Patrick1988-89
Peters, John Paul1876-77, 1879
Petrick, William John III2007
Pettit, Robert Henry1887-88
Petty, Jesse Lee1930
Pfeffer, Francis Xavier1905, 1910
Pfeffer, Nathaniel Frederick1883-89, 1891,
1896-97
Pfiester, John Albert (born John Albert Hagen
bush)1906-11
Phelan, Arthur Thomas1913-15
Phelps, Ernest Gordon1933-34
Phillips, Adolfo Emilio (Lopez)1966-69
Phillips, William Taylor1958-59
Phoebus, Thomas Harold1972
Phyle, William Joseph1898-99
Pick, Charles Thomas1918-19
Pick, Edgar Everett1927
Pico, Jeffrey Mark1988-90
Pie, Felix2007-08
Pierce, Raymond Lester1924
Piercy, Andrew J.1881
Piercy, William Benton1926

Pierre, Juan DVaughn2006
Pignatiello, Carmen Peter2007-08
Piktuzis, George Richard1956
Pina, Horacio (Garcia)1974
Pisciotta, Marc George1997-98
Pittinger, Clarke Alonzo1925
Pizarro, Juan Roman (Cordova)1970-73
Platt, Mizell George1942-43
Plesac, Daniel Thomas1993-94
Plummer, William Francis1968
Poholsky, Thomas George1957
Pollet, Howard Joseph1953-55
Ponder, Charles Elmer1921
Poorman, Thomas Iverson1880
Popovich, Paul Edward1964, 1966-67, 1969-73
Porter, Marquis Donnell1999
Porterfield, Erwin Coolidge1959
Powell, William Burris1912
Powers, Phillip B.1878
Prall, Wilfred Anthony1975
Pramesa, John Steven1952
Pratt, Andrew Elias2004
Pratt, Todd Alan1995
Prendergast, Michael Thomas1916-17
Pressnell, Forest Charles1941-42
Prim, Raymond Lee1943, 1945-46
Prince, Donald Mark1962
Prior, Mark William2002-06
Proly, Michael James1982-83
Putman, Eddy William1976, 1978
Putnam, Steven Zachary McGuire - 2013
Pyecha, John Nicholas1954
Pyle, Harry Thomas1887
Q (7 PLAYERS)
Qualls, James Robert1969
Quest, Joseph L.1879-1882
Quevedo, Ruben Eduardo (Yetez)2000
Quinn, Frank J.1899
Quinn, Joseph C.1877
Quinn, Wellington Hunt1941
Quinones, Luis Raul (Torruellas)1987
R (97 PLAYERS)
Radatz, Richard Raymond1967
Rader, David Martin1978
Raffensberger, Kenneth David1940-41
Ragan, Don Carlos Patrick1909
Rain, Steven Nicholas1999-2000
Rainey, Charles David1983-84
Raley, Brooks Lee2012-13
Ramazzotti, Robert Louis1949-53
Ramirez, Aramis (Nin)2003-11
Ramos, Domingo Antonio (DeRamos)1989-90
Ramsdell, James Willard1952
Ramsey, Fernando David1992
Randall, Newton J.1907
Randle, Leonard Shenoff1980
Ranew, Merritt Thomas1963-64
Ransom, Bryan Cody - 2013
Rapada, Clayton Anthony2007
Rasmussen, Dennis Lee1992
Raub, Thomas Jefferson1903
Raudman, Robert Joyce1966-67
Raymer, Frederick Charles1901
Reberger, Frank Beall1968
Recker, Anthony Vito2012
Reed, Jeffrey Scott1999-2000
Regan, Philip Raymond1968-72
Reich, Herman Charles1949
Reilly, Charles1896
Reilly, Harold John1919
Reitz, Kenneth John1981
Reis, Lawrence P.1877-1878
Remlinger, Michael John2003-05
Remsen, John Jay1878-79
Renfroe, Cohen Williams1991
Renko, Steven1976-77
Restovich, Michael Jerome 2006
Reulbach, Edward Marvin1905-13
Reuschel, Paul Richard1975-78
Reuschel, Ricky Eugene1972-81, 1983-84
Reyes, Jose Ariel (Ramirez) 2006
Reynolds, Archie Edward1968-70
Reynolds, Carl Nettles1937-39
Rhoads, Robert Barton1902
Rhodes, Karl Derrick1993-95

Rice, Delbert1960
Rice, Harold Housten1954
Rice, Leonard Oliver1945
Richards, Fred Charles1951
Richbourg, Lance Clayton1932
Richie, Lewis A.1910-1913
Richmond, Beryl Justice1933
Richter, Emil Henry1911
Rickert, Marvin August1942, 1946-47
Riley, George Michael1979-80
Ripley, Allen Stevens1982
Rivera, Roberto (Diaz)1995
Rizzo, Anthony Vincent2012-13
Roach, Melvin Earl1961
Roach, Rudolph Charles (born Rudolph Charles
Weichbrodt)1899
Roat, Frederick R.1892
Roberson, Kevin Lynn1993-95
Roberts, David Arthur1977-78
Roberts, Robin Evan1966
Robertson, Daryl Berdene1962
Robertson, Davis Aydelotte1919-21
Robertson, Donald Alexander1954
Robinson, Jeffrey Daniel1992
Rodgers, Kenneth Andre Ian1961-64
Rodriguez, Fernando Pedro (Borrego)1958
Rodriguez, Henry Alberto - 2013
Rodriguez, Henry Anderson (Garcia)1998-2000
Rodriguez, Roberto (Munoz)1970
Rogell, William George1940
Rohn, Daniel Jay1983-84
Rojas, Melquiades (Medrano)1997
Rondon, Hector Luis - 2013
Roomes, Rolando Audley1988
Root, Charles Henry1926-41
Rosello, David (Rodriguez)1972-77
Ross, Gary Douglas1968-69
Rosscup, Zachary - 2013
Rowan, John Albert1911
Rowdon, Wade Lee1987
Rowe, David Elwood1877
Roy, Luther Franklin1927
Roznovsky, Victor Joseph1964-65
Rudolph, John Herman1904
Rudolph, Kenneth Victor1969-73
Ruether, Walter Henry1917
Rusch, Glendon James2004-06
Rush, Robert Ransom1948-57
Rusin, Christopher Patrick2012-13
Russell, Glen David1939-42
Russell, Jack Erwin1938-39
Russell, James Clayton2010-13
Ruthven, Richard David1983-86
Ryan, Jimmy Edward1885-89, 1891-1900
Ryu, Jae Kuk 2006
S (192 PLAYERS)
Saier, Victor Sylvester1911-17
St. Vrain, James Marcellin1902
Salazar, Argenis Antonio (Yepez)1988
Salazar, Luis Ernesto (Garcia)1989-92
Samardzija, Jeffrey Alan2008-13
Sanchez, Eduardo Nazareth (Guzman) - 2013
Sanchez, Felix Antonio2003
Sanchez, Jesus Paulino2002
Sanchez, Rey Francisco (Guadalupe)1991-97
Sandberg, Ryne Dee1982-94, 1996-97
Sanders, Scott Gerald1999
Sanderson, Scott Douglas1984-89
Santiago, Benito (Rivera)1999
Santo, Ronald Edward1960-73
Sappelt, David J.2012-13
Sauer, Edward1943-45
Sauer, Henry John1949-1955
Savage, Theodore Edmund Jr. (born Ephesian Savage)1967-68
Sawatski, Carl Ernest1948, 1950, 1953
Scales, Bobby Leon2009-10
Scanlan, Robert Guy Jr.1991-93
Schaefer, Herman A.1901-02
Schaffer, Jimmie Ronald1963-64
Schaffernoth, Joseph Arthur1959-61
Scheffing, Robert Boden1941-42, 1946-50
Schenz, Henry Leonard1946-49
Schierholtz, Nathan John - 2013
Schick, Maurice Francis1917
Schiraldi, Calvin Drew1988-89

Schlafly, Harry Linton1902
Schlitter, Brian Patrick2010
Schmidt, Frederick Albert1947
Schmitz, John Albert1941-42, 1946-51
Schorr, Edward Walter1915
Schramka, Paul Edward1953
Schreiber, Henry Walter1926
Schriver, William Frederick1891-94
Schroll, Albert Bringhurst1960
Schult, Arthur William1959-60
Schulte, Frank M.1904-16
Schulte, John Clement1929
Schultz, Charles Budd1975-76
Schultz, George Warren1961-63
Schultz, Joseph Charles Sr.1915
Schultz, Robert Duffy1951-53
Schulze, Donald Arthur1983-84
Schurr, Wayne Allen1964
Schuster, William Charles1943-45
Schwenck, Rudolph Christian1909
Scott, Floyd John1926-27
Scott, Gary Thomas1991-92
Scott, Milton Parker1882
Scott, Richard Lewis1964
Scott, Rodney Darrell1978
Seaton, Thomas Gordon1916-17
Secory, Frank Edward1944-46
Segelke, Herman Neils1982
Seibert, Kurt Elliott1979
Selma, Richard Jay1969
Sember, Michael David1977-78
Seoane, Manuel Modesto1978
Serafini, Daniel Joseph1999
Serena, William Robert1949-54
Servais, Scott Daniel1995-98
Sewell, Thomas Wesley1927
Shaffer, George1879
Shamsky, Arthur Louis1972
Shannon, Maurice Joseph1926
Shantz, Robert Clayton1964
Shaw, Robert John1967
Shaw, Samuel E.1893
Shay, Arthur Joseph1916
Shealy, Albert Berley1930
Shean, David William1911
Sheckard, Samuel James Tilden1906-12
Shields, Thomas Charles1993
Shoun, Clyde Mitchell1935-37
Shumpert, Terrance Darnell1996
Sicking, Edward Joseph1916
Signer, Walter Donald Aloysius1943, 1945
Silva, Carlos2010
Silvera, Charles Anthony Ryan1957
Simmons, Curtis Thomas1966-67
Simon, Randall Carlito2003
Simpson, Thomas Leo1953
Singleton, Bert Elmer1957-59
Sizemore, Theodore Crawford1979
Skidmore, Robert Roe1970
Slagle, James Franklin1902-08
Slapnicka, Cyril Charles1911
Slaughter, Sterling Feore1964
Sloat, Dwain Clifford1949
Slocumb, Heathcliff1991-93
Smalley, Roy Frederick Sr.1948-53
Smith, Alexander Benjamin1904
Smith, Bobby Gene1962
Smith, Charles Edwin1911-14
Smith, Charles William1969
Smith, David Stanley Jr.1991-92
Smith, Earl Leonard1916
Smith, Gregory Alan1989-90
Smith, Harry W.1877
Smith, Jason William2001
Smith, John Dwight1989-93
Smith, Lee Arthur Jr.1980-87
Smith, Lewis Oscar1906
Smith, Paul Leslie1958
Smith, Robert Eldridge1931-32
Smith, Robert Walkay1959
Smith, Willie1968-70
Smyth, Steven Delton2002
Snyder, Bradley Michael2010-11
Socolovich, Miguel A.2012
Solis, Marcelino1958
Solomon, Eddie Jr.1975

Sommers, Joseph Andrews1889
Sommers, Rudolph1912
Sorensen, Lary Alan1985
Soriano, Alfonso Guilleard2007-13
Sosa, Samuel (Peralta)1992-04
Soto, Geovany (Ponce)2005-12
Spalding, Albert Goodwill1876-78
Spangler, Albert Donald1967-71
Speake, Robert Charles1955, 1957
Speier, Chris Edward1985-86
Speier, Justin James1998
Sperring, Robert Walter1974-76
Spongberg, Carl Gustav1908
Spradlin, Jerry Carl2000
Sprague, Charles Wellington1887
Spring, Jack Russell1964
Stack, William Edward1913-14
Stainback, George Tucker1934-37
Stairs, Matthew Wade2001
Staley, George Gaylord1925
Standridge, Alfred Peter1915
Stanky, Edward Raymond1943-44
Stanley, Joseph Bernard1909
Stanton, Thomas Patrick1904
Starr, Raymond Francis1945
Start, Joseph1878
Statz, Arnold John1922-25
Stauffer, Charles Edward1923
Stedronsky, John1879
Steenstra, Kenneth Gregory1998
Steevens, Morris Dale1962
Stein, Edward F.1890-91
Stein, William Randolph1982
Steinfeldt, Harry M.1906-1910
Stelmaszek, Richard Francis1974
Stenzel, Jacob Charles (born Jacob Charles
Stelzle)1890
Stephenson, Chester Earl1971
Stephenson, Jackson Riggs1926-34
Stephenson, John Herman1967-68
Stephenson, Joseph Chester1944
Stephenson, Phillip Raymond1989
Stephenson, Walter McQueen1935-36
Stevens, David James1997-98
Stevens, Jeffery Allen2009-11
Stewart, Asa1895
Stewart, Charles Eugene1913-14
Stewart, Ian Kenneth2012
Stewart, James Franklin1963-67
Stewart, William Macklin1944-45
Stoddard, Timothy Paul1984
Stone, Steven Michael1974-76
Stoneman, William Hambly1967-68
Strain, Joseph Allan Jr.1981
Strang, Samuel Nicklin (born Samuel Strang
Nicklin)1900, 1902
Strange, Joseph Douglas1991-92
Stratton, C. Scott1894-95
Stringer, Louis Bernard1941-42, 1946
Strop, Pedro Angel - 2013
Stueland, George Anton1921-23, 1925
Sturgeon, Robert Howard1940-42, 1946-47
Sturtze, Tanyon James1995-96
Stynes, Christopher Desmond2002
Sullivan, John Lawrence1921
Sullivan, Martin C.1887-88
Sullivan, Michael Joseph1890
Sullivan, William1878
Summers, John Junior II1975-76
Sunday, William Ashley1883-87
Sundberg, James Howard1987-88
Sutcliffe, Elmer Ellsworth1884-85
Sutcliffe, Richard Lee1984-91
Sutter, Howard Bruce1976-80
Swartzbaugh, David Theodore1995-97
Sweeney, Ryan Joseph - 2013
Sweeney, William John1907, 1914
Sweetland, Lester Leo (born Leo Sweetland)
1931
Swisher, Steven Eugene1974-77
T (68 PLAYERS)
Tabb, Jerry Lynn1976
Tabler, Patrick Sean1981-82
Taguchi, So2009
Takahashi, Hisanori2013
337
Talbot, Robert Dale1953-54

Tanner, Charles William1957-58
Tapani, Kevin Ray1997-2001
Tappe, Elvin Walter1954-56, 1958, 1960, 1962
Tappe, Theodore Nash1955
Tate, Henry Bennett1934
Tatis, Ramon Francisco (Medrano)1997
Tavarez, Julian2001
Taylor, Antonio Nemesio (Sanchez)1958-60
Taylor, C.L.1925
Taylor, Daniel Turney1929-32
Taylor, Harry Warren1932
Taylor, James Wren1929-33
Taylor, John W.1898-03, 1906-07
Taylor, Samuel Douglas1958-62
Teachout, Arthur John1930-31
Tebeau, Oliver Wendell1887
Telemaco, Amaury (Regalado)1996-98
Tener, John Kinley1888-89
Terry, William H.1894-97
Terry, Zebulon Alexander1920-22
Terwilliger, Willard Wayne1949-51
Tewksbury, Robert Alan1987-88
Thacker, Morris Benton1958, 1960-62
Theriot, Ryan Stewart2005-10
Thomas, Frank Joseph1960-61, 1966
Thomas, James Leroy1966-67
Thomas, Robert William1921
Thompson, Vernon Scot1978-83
Thomson, Robert Brown1958-59
Thornton, Andre1973-1976
Thornton, Walter Miller1895-98
Thorpe, Robert Joseph1955
Tidrow, Richard William1979-82
Tiefenauer, Bobby Gene1968
Timmons, Osborne Llewellyn1995-96
Tincup, Austin Ben1928
Tinker, Joseph Bert1902-12, 1916
Tinning, Lyle Forrest1932-34
Todd, Alfred Chester1940-41, 1943
Todd, James Richard Jr.1974, 1977
Tolson, Charles Julius1926-27, 1929-30
Tompkins, Ronald Everett1971
Toney, Fred Alexandria1911-13
Torres, Hector Epitacio (Marroquin)1971
Toth, Paul Louis1962-64
Trachsel, Stephen Christopher1993-99, 2007
Tracy, Chad Austin2010
Tracy, James Edwin1980-81
Traffley, William Franklin1878
Tremel, William Leonard1954-56
Trillo, Jesus Manuel (Marcano)1975-78, 1986-88
Triplett, Herman Coaker1938
Trout, Steven Russell1983-87
Truby, Harry Garvin1895-96
Tucker, Michael Anthony2001
Turgeon, Eugene Joseph1923
Turner, Theodore Holhot1920
Twombly, Clarence Edward1920-21
Tyler, George Albert1918-21
Tyree, Earl Carlton1914
Tyrone, James Vernon1972, 1974-75
Tyrone, Oscar Wayne1976
Tyson, Michael Ray1980-81
U (2 PLAYERS)
Upham, John Leslie1967-68
Usher, Robert Royce1952
V (29 PLAYERS)
Vail, Michael Lewis1978-80
Valbuena, Luis Adan2012-13
Valdes, Ismael2000
Valdes, Pedro Jose (Manzo)1996, 1998
Valentinetti, Vito John1956-57
Van Buren, Jermaine Russell2005
Vandenberg, Harold Harris1944-45
Vander Meer, John Samuel1950
Van Haltren, George Edward Martin1887-89
338
Van Poppel, Todd Matthew2000-01

VanRyn, Benjamin Ashley1998
Van Zandt, Charles Isaac1904
Varga, Andrew William1950-51
Varsho, Gary Andrew1988-90
Vaughn, James Leslie1913-21
Verban, Emil Matthew1948-50
Veres, David Scott2003
Veres, Randolph Ruhland1994
Vernon, Joseph Henry1912
Veryzer, Thomas Martin1983-84
Vickery, Thomas Gill1891
Villanueva, Carlos Manuel (Paulino) - 2013
Villanueva, Hector (Balasquide)1990-92
Vitters, Joshua Warren2012
Vizcaino, Jose Luis (Pimental)1991-93
Vizcaino, Luis Arias2009
Vogel, Otto Henry1923-1924
Voiselle, William Symmes1950
Volstad, Christopher Kenneth2012
W (107 PLAYERS)
Waddell, George Edward1901
Waddell, Jason Robert2009
Wade, Benjamin Styron1948
Wade, Galeard Lee1955-56
Waitkus, Edward Stephen1941, 1946-48
Waitt, Charles C.1877
Walbeck, Matthew Lovick1993
Walker, Albert Bluford1948-51
Walker, Cleotha1985-87, 1991-92
Walker, Harry William1949
Walker, James Roy1917-18
Walker, Michael Charles1995
Walker, Todd Arthur2004-06
Wallace, Clarence Eugene1915
Waller, Elliott Tyrone1981-82
Wallis, Harold Joseph1975-78
Walls, Ray Lee1957-59
Walrond, Leslie Dale 2006
Walsh, Thomas Joseph1906
Walton, Jerome OTerrell1989-92
Ward, Chris Gilbert1972, 1974
Ward, Daryle Lamar2007-08
Ward, Preston Meyer1950, 1953
Ward, Richard Ole1934
Warneke, Lonnie1930-36, 1942-43, 1945
Warner, Hoke Hayden1921
Warner, Jack Dyer1962-65
Warstler, Harold Burton1940
Warwick, Carl Wayne1966
Watkins, Vincent Logan - 2013
Watson, Charles John1913
Watt, Edward Dean1975
Weathers, John David2001
Weaver, Harry Abraham1917-19
Weaver, James Dement1934
Weaver, Orville Forest1910-11
Webb, William Earl1927-28
Webster, Mitchell Dean1988-89
Webster, Ramon Alberto1971
Weimer, Jacob1903-05
Weinert, Phillip Walter1927-28
Weis, Arthur John1922-25
Welch, John Vernon1926-28, 1931
Wellemeyer, Todd Allen2003-05
Wells, Randy David2008-12
Wendell, Steven John1993-97
Wengert, Donald Paul1998
Wheeler, Floyd Clark1923-24
Whisenant, Thomas Peter1956
White, Derrick Ramon1998
White, Elder Lafayette1962
White, James Laurie1876
White, Jerome Cardell1978
White, Rondell Bernard2000-01
Whitehill, Earl Oliver1939
Wicker, Robert Kitridge1903-06
Wiedemeyer, Charles John1934

Wilcox, Milton Edward1975
Wilhelm, James Hoyt1970
Wilke, Henry Joseph1927
Wilkerson, Curtis Vernon1989-90
Wilkins, Dean Allan1989-90
Wilkins, Richard David1991-95
Will, Robert Lee1957-58, 1960-63
Williams, Arthur Franklin1902
Williams, Billy Leo1959-74
Williams, Brian ONeal2000
Williams, Dewey Edgar1944-47
Williams, Fred1912-17
Williams, Jerome Lee2005-06
Williams, Mitchell Steven1989-90
Williams, Otto George1903-04
Williams, Walter Merrill1902-03
Williams, Washington J.1885
Williamson, Edward Nagle1879-89
Williamson, Scott Ryan2005-06
Willis, James Gladden1953-54
Wills, Elliott Taylor1982
Wilmot, Walter Robert1890-95
Wilson, Arthur Earl1916-17
Wilson, Enrique Martes2005
Wilson, Lewis Robert1926-31
Wilson, Stephen Douglas1989-91
Wilson, Willie James1993-94
Winceniak, Edward Joseph1956-57
Wirts, Elwood Vernon1921-23
Wise, Kendall Cole1957
Wolfe, Harold1917
Wolter, Harry Meigs1917
Wolverton, Harry Sterling1898-1900
Womack, Anthony Darrell2003, 2006
Wood, Kerry Lee1998, 2000-08, 2011-12
Wood, Travis A.2012-13
Woodall, David Bradley1999
Woods, Gary Lee1982-85
Woods, James Jerome1957
Woods, Walter Sydney1898
Worrell, Timothy Howard2000
Wortman, William Lewis1916-18
Wright, David William1897
Wright, Melvin James1960-61
Wright, Patrick Francis1890
Wright, Robert Cassius1915
Wrona, Richard James1988-90
Wuertz, Michael James2004-08
Wynne, Marvell1989-90
Wyse, Henry Washington1942-47
Y (12 PLAYERS)
Yantz, George Webb1912
Yelding, Eric Girard1993
Yerkes, Charles Carroll1932-33
Yerkes, Stephen Douglas1916
York, Anthony Batton1944
York, James Edward1921
Yost, August1893
Yoter, Elmer Ellsworth1927-28
Young, Anthony Wayne1994-95
Young Jr., Daniel Bracey2000
Young, Donald Wayne1965, 1969
Young, Eric Orlando2000-01
Z (12 PLAYERS)
Zabel, George Washington1913-15
Zahn, Geoffrey Clayton1975-76
Zambrano, Carlos Alberto (Matos)2001-11
Zambrano, Eduardo Jose (Guerra)1993-94
Zamora, Oscar Joseph (Sosa)1974-76
Zeider, Rollie Hubert1916-18
Zeile, Todd Edward1995
Zick, Robert George1954
Zimmer, Donald William1960-61
Zimmerman, Henry1907-1916
Zuleta, Julio Ernesto (Tapia)2000-01
Zwilling, Edward Harrison1916
Cubs Uniforms By The Numbers

The Cubs began wearing numbers on their uniforms in 1932. Here are the five most
recent uses of each jersey number by a Cubs player/manager/coach during the
regular season, along with the first Cub to don each number.
1: Cody Ransom (2013) Tony Campana (2012) ... Kosuke Fukudome (200811) ... Tony Womack (2006) Jose Macias (2004-05) FIRST 1: Woody
English (1932)
2: Cole Gillespie (2013) Ian Stewart (2012) ... Bob Dernier (coach, 201011) ... Ryan Theriot (2007- 10) Gene Clines (coach, 2003-06) FIRST 2:
Billy Herman (1932)
3: Jeff Baker (2012) ... Alan Trammell (coach, 2008-10) ... Eric Patterson
(2007) Cesar Izturis (2006-07) Ryan Theriot (2006) FIRST 3: Kiki
Cuyler (1932)
4: Dale Sveum (manager, 2013) Pat Listach (coach, 2011-12) ... Ryan Freel
(2009) ... Joey Gathright (2009) ... Eric Patterson (2008) FIRST 4: Riggs
Stephenson (1932)
5: Jamie Quirk (coach, 2013) Josh Vitters (2012) ... Reed Johnson (201112) ... Sam Fuld (2010) ... Jake Fox (2009) FIRST 5: Johnny Moore
(1932)
6: Ryan Sweeney (2013) Alberto Gonzalez (2013) Bryan LaHair (201112) ... Micah Hoffpauir (2008-10) ... Alan Trammell (coach, 2007) FIRST
6: Charlie Grimm (1932)
7: J.C. Boscan (2013) Brett Jackson (2012) ... Rudy Jaramillo (coach, 201012) ... Aaron Miles (2009) ... Mark DeRosa (2007-08) FIRST 7: Gabby
Hartnett (1932)
8: Donnie Murphy (2013) Jamie Quirk (coach, 2012) ... Mike Quade (coach/
manager, 2007-11) Michael Barrett (2004-07) Nomar Garciaparra
(2004) FIRST 8: Rollie Hemsley (1932)
9: David DeJesus (2012-13) ... Blake DeWitt (2010-11) ... Chad Tracy (2010)
... Reed Johnson (2008-09) ... Jake Fox (2007) FIRST 9: Rogers Hornsby
(1932)
10: RETIRED IN 2003 (RON SANTO) Bruce Kimm (interim manager, 2002)
Terrell Lowery (1997-98) Scott Bullett (1995-96) Steve Lake (1993)
Luis Salazar (1991-92) FIRST 10: Al Todd (1940)
11: Kyuji Fujikawa (2013) Blake DeWitt (2012) ... Ivan DeJesus (coach,
2008-11) ... Jacque Jones (2006-07) Ronny Cedeno (2005) FIRST 11:
Billy Jurges (1932)
12: Chang-Yong Lim (2013) Alfonso Soriano (2007-13) Dusty Baker (manager, 2003-06) Angel Echevarria (2002) Ricky Gutierrez (2000-01)
FIRST 12: Charlie Root (1932)
13: Starlin Castro (2010-13) ... Andres Blanco (2009) ... Will Ohman (2006-07)
Neifi Perez (2004-06) Rey Ordonez (2004) FIRST 13: Claude Passeau (1939-1947)
14: RETIRED IN 1982 (ERNIE BANKS) Ernie Banks (1953-71; coach, 196773) Paul Schramka (1953) Vallie Eaves (1942) Lou Novikoff (1942)
Ken Raffensberger (1941) FIRST 14: Guy Bush (1932)
15: Darwin Barney (2010-13) ... Jim Edmonds (2008) ... Cliff Floyd (2007)
Scott Moore (2006) JerryHairston Jr.(2005-06) FIRST 15: Pat Malone
(1932)
16: Jeff Beliveau (2012) ... Joe Mather (2012) ... Aramis Ramirez (2003-11)
Sonny Jackson (coach, 2003) Delino DeShields (2001-02) FIRST 16:
Burleigh Grimes (1932)
17: Dave Sappelt (2012-13) ... Matt Garza (2011) ... Mike Fontenot (2007-10)
Felix Pie (2007) John Mabry (2006) FIRST 17: Lon Warneke (1932)
18: Chris Rusin (2012-13) ... Geovany Soto (2008-12) ... Jason Kendall (2007)
Mike Quade (coach, 2007) Moises Alou (2002-04) FIRST 18: Bob
Smith (1932)
19: Nate Schierholtz (2013) Rodrigo Lopez (2012) ... Bobby Scales (2010)
... Tyler Colvin (2009) ... Matt Murton (2005-08) FIRST 19: Jakie May
(1932)
20: Julio Borbon (2013) ... Brent Lillibridge (2013) Anthony Recker (2012) ...
Thomas Diamond (2010) ... Felix Pie (2007-08) FIRST 20: Roy Johnson
(coach, 1937)
21: Junior Lake (2013) Scott Hairston (2013) Joe Mather (2012) ... Tyler
Colvin (2010-11) ... Milton Bradley (2009) ... FIRST 21: Bud Tinning (1932)
22: Logan Watkins (2013) Matt Garza (2012-13) ... Carlos Pea (2011) ...
Xavier Nady (2010) ... Tom Gorzelanny (2009) ... FIRST 22: Marv Gudat
(1932)
23: RETIRED IN 2005 (RYNESANDBERG) Ryne Sandberg (1982-94,
1996-97) Jim Tracy (1980-81) Mike Gordon (1977-78) Pete LaCock
(1975-76) Carmen Fanzone (1971-74) FIRST 23: Leroy Herrmann
(1932)
24: Luis Valbuena (2012-13) ... Marlon Byrd (2010-12) ... Bobby Scales (2009)
... Henry Blanco(2005-08) Tom Goodwin (2003-04) FIRST 24: Fabian
Kowalik (1935)
25: Chris Bosio (coach, 2012-13) ... Dave Keller (coach, 2011) ... Derrek Lee
(2004-10) Troy OLeary (2003) Don Baylor (manager, 2000-02)
FIRST 25: Kirby Higbe (1939)
26: RETIRED IN 1987 (BILLY WILLIAMS) Billy Williams (coach, 1986-87,
1992-2001) Fritz Connally (1983) Billy Williams (coach, 1980-82)
Larry Biittner (1976-79) Billy Williams (1961-74) FIRST 26: Newt
Kimball (1938)
27: Casey Coleman (2010-12) ... Sam Fuld (2009) ... Casey McGehee (2008)
... Craig Monroe (2007) David Kelton(2004) FIRST 27: Gene Lillard
(1939)
28: Michael Bowden (2012-13) ... Paul Maholm (2012) ... Jeff Baker (2009-11)
... Gerald Perry (coach, 2007-09) Michael Restovich (2006) FIRST 28:
Jack Russell (1938)
29: Jeff Samardzija (2008-13) ... Angel Pagan (2006-07) Michael Fontenot(2005) Ben Grieve(2004) Rey Ordonez (2004) FIRST 29s:
Bobby Mattick and Kirby Higby (1938)
30: Dioner Navarro (2013) Travis Wood (2012) ... Ted Lilly (2007-10) Buck
Coats (2006) Matt Clement (2002-04) FIRST 30: Jim Asbell (1938)
31: RETIRED IN 2009 (FERGIEJENKINSANDGREGMADDUX) GregMaddux
(2004-06) Mark Guthrie (2003) Donovan Osborne (2002) Mike
Fyhrie (2001) Bobby Ayala (1999) FIRST 31: Stan Hack (1932)
32: Scott Baker (2013) Chris Volstad (2012) ... Ramon Ortiz (2011) ... Doug
Davis (2011) ... Tom Gorzelanny (2010) ... FIRST 32s: Coaker Triplett and
Newt Kimball (1938)
33: Carlos Villanueva (2013) Dale Sveum (manager, 2012) ... DJ LeMahieu
(2011) ... Esmailin Caridad (2009-10) ... Daryle Ward (2008) ... FIRST 33:
Bob Scheffing (1941)
34: Kerry Wood (1998, 2000-08, 2011-12) Jeff Gray (2010) ... Kent Bottenfield (1997) Tanyon Sturtze (1995-96) Glenallen Hill (1993) FIRST
34: Zack Taylor (1932)
35: Lester Strode (coach, 2007-13) Chris Speier (coach, 2005-06) Randall
Simon (2003) Alan Benes (2002-03) Will Ohman (2000-01) FIRST
35: Lennie Merullo (1941)
36: Edwin Jackson (2013) Randy Wells (2008-12) ... Sean Gallagher (200708) Koyie Hill (2007) Gary Matthews (coach, 2003-06) FIRST 36:
Bill Fleming (1943)
37: Travis Wood (2013) Jaye Chapman (2012) ... Jairo Asencio (2012) ...
Chris Carpenter (2011) ... Angel Guzman (2007-09) FIRST 37: Dick
Spalding (coach, 1941)
38: James Rowson (coach, 2012-13) ... Carlos Zambrano (2001-11) Manny
Aybar (2001) Rick Aguilera (1999-2000) Marty DeMerritt (coach,
1999) FIRST 38: Charlie Grimm (coach, 1941)
39: Dave McKay (coach, 2012-13) ... Lou Montaez (2011) ... Matt Sinatro
(coach, 2007-10) DickPole (coach, 2004-06) Steve Smyth (2002)
FIRST 39: Stan Hack (1935)
40: James Russell (2010-13) ... Rich Harden (2008-09) ... Larry Rothschild
(coach, 2007-08) Phil Nevin (2006) Todd Wellemeyer (2003-05)
FIRST 40: Tot Pressnell (1941)
41: Justin Germano (2012) Tony Campana (2011) ... Lou Piniella (manager,
2007-10) Larry Rothschild (coach, 2003-06) Jesus Sanchez (2002)
FIRST 41: Red Corriden (coach, 1932)
42: NUMBER RETIRED TO HONOR JACKIE ROBINSON IN 1997* Dan
Radison (coach, 1995-97) Moe Drabowsky (coach, 1994) Dave Smith
(1991-92) Kevin Coffman (1990) Bob Tewksbury (1987-88) FIRST
42: Charley OLeary (coach, 1932)
43: Brooks Raley (2012-13) ... Michael Bowden (2012) ... John Grabow (200911) ... Jason Waddell (2009) ... Michael Wuertz (2004-08) FIRST 43: Phil
Cavarretta (1934)
44: Anthony Rizzo (2012-13) ... Jeff Stevens (2010-11) ... Chad Fox (2008-09)
... RobertoNovoa (2005-06) Kyle Farnsworth (1999-2004) FIRST 44:
Phil Cavarretta (1941)
45: Adrian Carenas (2012) ... Sean Marshall (2006-11) Will Ohman (2005)
Ben Grieve (2005) Trenidad Hubbard (2003) FIRST 45: Hank Wyse
(1942)
46: Pedro Strop (2013) Scott Feldman (2013) Ryan Dempster (2004-12)
Dick Pole (coach, 2003-04) Jason Bere (2001-02) FIRST 46s: Bill
Fleming and Marv Rickert (1942)
47: Brian Bogusevic (2013) Hisanori Takahashi (2013) Miguel Socolovich
(2012) ... Blake Lalli (2012) ... Mark Riggins (coach, 2011) ... FIRST 47s:
Peanuts Lowrey and John Ostrowski (1943)
UNIFORM NUMBER 42
Uniform number 42 was retired by Major League Baseball in 1997 to commemorate Jackie Robinsons breaking baseballs color barrier on April 15,
1947 ... beginning in 2007, teams and staff have worn the No. 42 on April 15
to honor Robinson ... beginning in 2009, the gesture was done by all players
and staff on all major league teams:
2007 vs. Cincinnati: No. 42 was worn by coaches Gerald Perry and Lester
Strode; players Cliff Floyd, Jacque Jones, Derrek Lee and Daryle Ward.
2008 vs. Cincinnati: No. 42 was worn by coaches Gerald Perry and Lester
Strode; players Derrek Lee and Daryle Ward.
2009 vs. Colorado: All coaches and staff wore No. 42
2010 vs. Milwaukee: All coaches and staff wore No. 42
2011 at Colorado: All coaches and staff wore No. 42
2012 at St. Louis: All coaches and staff wore No. 42
2013 vs. Texas: All coaches and staff wore No. 42
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Cubs Uniforms By The Numbers (Continued)

48: Rafael Dolis (2012-13) ... Andrew Cashner (2010-11) ... Neal Cotts (200709) Ryan OMalley (2006) Scott Williamson (2005-06) FIRST 48:
Whitey Platt (1942)
49: Jake Arrieta (2013) Carlos Marmol (2006-13) John Koronka (2005)
Jimmy Anderson (2004) Will Cunnane (2002) FIRST 49: Vince Barton
(1932)
50: Blake Parker (2013) ... Alex Burnett (2013) Kameron Loe (2013) ... Blake
Parker (2012) ... Rodrigo Lopez (2011) ... FIRST 50: Walt Signer (1943)
51: Matt Guerrier (2013) Steve Clevenger (2011-13) ... Brian Schlitter (2010)
... Von Joshua (coach, 2009) ... Luis Vizcaino (2009) FIRST 51: Frank
Demaree (1932)
52: Justin Grimm (2013) Eduardo Sanchez (2013) Lendy Castillo (2012)
... Carlos Silva (2010) ... Jeff Stevens (2009) ... FIRST 52: Pete Elko (1944)
53: Welington Castillo (2010-13) ... RichHill (2005-08) Francis Beltran
(2002, 2004) Micah Bowie (1999) Kurt Miller (1998-99) FIRST 53:
Cy Block (1945)
54: Darnell McDonald (2013) Shawn Camp (2012-13) ... John Gaub (2011)
... Bob Dernier (coach, 2010) ... David Patton (2009) ... FIRST 54: Clarence
Maddern (1946)
55: Alberto Cabrera (2012-13) ... Koyie Hill (2007-12) ... Blake Parker (2012)
... Kevin Hart (2007) Koyie Hill (2007) FIRST 55: El Tappe (1954)
56: Hector Rondon (2013) Brad Snyder (2010-11) ... Billy Petrick (2007)
Cliff Bartosh (2005) Jason Smith (2001) FIRST 56: Lance Richbourg
(1932)
57: Zach Putnam (2013) Jason Berken (2012) ... Scott Maine (2010-12)
... Chad Gaudin (2008) ... Sam Fuld (2007) FIRST 57: Vito Valentinetti
(1956-57) (1956-57)
58: Mike Borzello (coach, 2012-13) ... Jose Ascanio (2008-09) ... Geovany Soto
(2005-07) Mike Mahoney (2000, 2002) Richard Barker (1999)
FIRST58: Fred Martin (coach, 1961-1965)
59: Zach Rosscup (2013) Alex Hinshaw (2012) ... Ivan DeJesus (coach,
2007) Juan Lopez (coach, 2003-06) Ismael Valdes (2000) FIRST
59: Dick Cole (coach, 1961)
60: Manuel Corpas (2012) ... Chris Carpenter (2011) ... Mitch Atkins (2009-10)
... FIRST 60: Lou Klein (coach, 1961-65)
61: Jose Reyes (2006) Bob Kennedy (manager, 1963-65) Roy Johnson
(coach, 1935-36) FIRST 61: Babe Phelps (1933-34)
62: Henry Rodriguez (2013) Marcos Mateo (2010-11) ... Bob Howry
(2006-08, 2010) Felix Sanchez (2003) FIRST 62: Walt Dixon (coach,
1964-65)
63: Kevin Gregg (2009, 2013) ... Carmen Pignatiello (2007-08) George
Freese (coach, 1964-65) FIRST63: Charlie Metro (coach, 1962)
64: Franklin Font (coach, 2012-13) ... Justin Berg (2009-11), Les Peden (coach,
1965) FIRST 64: Joe Macko (coach, 1964)
66: Rafael Dolis (2011) WASONLY66
72: Robert Machado (2001-02) WASONLY72
74: Thomas Neal (2013) WASONLY74
76: Daniel Garibay (2000) WASONLY76
81: Mike Quade (coach, 2006) WASONLY81
94: Felix Heredia (2001) WASONLY94
96: Bill Voiselle (1950) WASONLY 96
99: So Taguchi (2009) ... FIRST99: Todd Hundley (2001)
Cubs Honored In The National Baseball Hall Of Fame

Grover Cleveland Alexander, 1938
Cap Anson, 1939
Richie Ashburn, 1995
Ernie Banks, 1977
Roger Bresnahan, 1945
Lou Brock, 1985
Mordecai Brown, 1949
Lou Boudreau, 1970
Frank Chance, 1946
John Clarkson, 1963
Kiki Cuyler, 1968
Andre Dawson, 2010
Dizzy Dean, 1953
Hugh Duffy, 1945
Leo Durocher, 1994
Dennis Eckersley, 2004
Johnny Evers, 1946
Jimmie Foxx, 1951

Frankie Frisch, 1947
Goose Gossage, 2008
Clark C. Griffith, 1946
Burleigh Grimes, 1964
Gabby Hartnett, 1955
Billy Herman, 1975
Rogers Hornsby, 1942
William Hulbert, 1995
Monte Irvin, 1973
Ferguson Jenkins, 1991
George Kelly, 1973
King Kelly, 1945
Ralph Kiner, 1975
Chuck Klein, 1980
Tony LaRussa, 2014
Tony Lazzeri, 1991
Fred Lindstrom, 1976

Greg Maddux, 2014
Rabbit Maranville, 1954
Joseph McCarthy, 1957
Hank ODay, 2013
Robin Roberts, 1976
Ron Santo, 2012
Ryne Sandberg, 2005
Frank Selee, 1999
A.G. Spalding, 1939
Bruce Sutter, 2006
Joe Tinker, 1946
Rube Waddell, 1946
Deacon White, 2013
Hoyt Wilhelm, 1985
Billy Williams, 1987
Hack Wilson, 1979
Chicago Media Honored by the National Baseball Hall Of Fame

FORD C. FRICK AWARD (BROADCASTERS)
Bob Elson, 1979
Russ Hodges, 1980
Jack Brickhouse, 1983
Harry Caray, 1989
Milo Hamilton, 1992
Jimmy Dudley, 1997
Gene Elston, 2006
J.G. TAYLOR SPINK AWARD (NEWSPAPERS)

Ring Lardner, 1963
Hugh Fullerton, 1964
Charles Dryden, 1965
Warren Brown, 1973
John Carmichael, 1974
Edgar Munzel, 1977
Jerome Holtzman, 1990
CUBS GENERAL MANAGERS SINCE 1934

Charles Weber....................................................1934-40
Jim Frey.......................... November 1987-October 1991
James Gallagher.................................................1940-49
Larry Himes.................... November 1991-October 1994
Wid Mathews.....................................................1950-56
Ed Lynch................................... October 1994-July 2000
John Holland......................................................1957-75
Andy MacPhail.................................July 2000-July 2002
E.R. Saltwell............................................................1976
Jim Hendry..................................July 2002-August 2011
Bob Kennedy..........................................1977-May 1981
Randy Bush................................... August-October 2011
Herman Franks................................... May-October 1981
Jed Hoyer................................... November 2011-current
Dallas Green.......................October 1981-October 1987
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Cubs Award Winners

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
1911* ..................... Frank Schulte
1958...........................Ernie Banks
1929^ .................. Rogers Hornsby
1959...........................Ernie Banks
1935......................Gabby Hartnett
1984......................Ryne Sandberg
1945.......................Phil Cavarretta
1987....................... Andre Dawson
1952........................... Hank Sauer
1998.........................Sammy Sosa
*Known as the Chalmers Award ... ^Known as the League Award
CY YOUNG AWARD
1971........................Fergie Jenkins
1979..........................Bruce Sutter
1984......................... Rick Sutcliffe

1992.........................Greg Maddux
JACKIE ROBINSON ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD

1961.........................Billy Williams
1962............................ Ken Hubbs
1989.......................Jerome Walton
1998............................Kerry Wood
2008........................ Geovany Soto
MANAGER OF THE YEAR AWARD

1984.................................Jim Frey
1989.......................... Don Zimmer
2008........................... Lou Piniella
PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE MONTH

1961
1963
1963
1964
1964
1969
1969
1971
1972
1975
1976
1977
1977
1977
1979
1979
1980
1980
1982
1983
1984
1984
RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE AWARD

1960.....................Ernie Banks, SS
1962...................... Ken Hubbs, 2B
1964.......................Ron Santo, 3B
1965.......................Ron Santo, 3B
1966.......................Ron Santo, 3B
1967...................Randy Hundley, C

Ron Santo, 3B
1968................. Glenn Beckert, 2B

Ron Santo, 3B
1969................. Don Kessinger, SS
1970................. Don Kessinger, SS
1983............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1984..................... Bob Dernier, CF

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1985............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1986......................... Jody Davis, C

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1987................. Andre Dawson, RF

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1988................. Andre Dawson, RF

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1989............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1990.....................Greg Maddux, P

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1991.....................Greg Maddux, P

Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1992..................... Mark Grace, 1B

Greg Maddux, P
1993..................... Mark Grace, 1B
1995..................... Mark Grace, 1B
1996..................... Mark Grace, 1B
2004..................... GregMaddux, P
2005...................... Derrek Lee, 1B

Greg Maddux, P
2006.....................Greg Maddux, P
2007...................... Derrek Lee, 1B
2012................. Darwin Barney, 2B
ROBERTO CLEMENTE MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD

1987......................... Rick Sutcliffe
1998.........................Sammy Sosa
HANK AARON AWARD

1999.........................Sammy Sosa
2008..................... Aramis Ramirez
ROOKIE OF THE MONTH

2003
2008
2008
Hee Seop Choi.......... April

Geovany Soto........... April
Geovany Soto........August
2011
2012
Darwin Barney.......... April

Anthony Rizzo............ July
LOUISVILLE SILVER SLUGGER AWARD

1982...................Leon Durham, OF
1984............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1985............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1987................. Andre Dawson, OF
1988............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1989............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1990............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1991............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1992............... Ryne Sandberg, 2B
1995...................Sammy Sosa, OF
1998...................Sammy Sosa, OF
1999...................Sammy Sosa, OF
2000...................Sammy Sosa, OF
2001...................Sammy Sosa, OF
2002...................Sammy Sosa, OF
2005..................Michael Barrett, C

Derrek Lee, 1B
2006............... Carlos Zambrano, P
2011............... Aramis Ramirez, 3B
George Altman.......... June

Dick Ellsworth............May
Ron Santo................ June
Billy Williams.............May
Ron Santo................. July
Ken Holtzman............May
Ron Santo................ June
Fergie Jenkins............ July
Billy Williams............. July
Andre Thornton........ Sept.
Ray Burris..............August
Bruce Sutter..............May
Rick Reuschel........... June
Rick Reuschel............ July
Dick Tidrow................ July
Rick Reuschel........August
Dave Kingman ......... April
Rick Reuschel........August
Bill Buckner...........August
Mel Hall.................August
Leon Durham.............May
Ryne Sandberg......... June
1984
1984
1987
1988
1989
1990
1990
1992
1996
1998
1999
2000
2001
2003
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006
2007
2007
2009
Keith Moreland......August
Rick Sutcliffe.........August
Andre Dawson.......August
Greg Maddux............ June
Mark Grace................ July
Andre Dawson...........May
Ryne Sandberg......... June
Mike Morgan..............May
Sammy Sosa............. July
Sammy Sosa............ June
Sammy Sosa.............May
Sammy Sosa............. July
Sammy Sosa.........August
Mark Prior..............August
Mark Prior................ Sept.
Carlos Zambrano..... Sept.
Derrek Lee................ April
Greg Maddux............ April
Carlos Zambrano....... July
Alfonso Soriano........ June
Carlos Zambrano....... July
Derrek Lee...... September
PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK (WEEK ENDING DATE)

1973
1973
1974
1975
1975
1975
1976
1976
1977
1977
1977
1978
1979
1979
1979
1979
1980
1981
1981
1982
1982
1983
1983
1984
1984
1985
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1990
1990
1990
Ron Santo.................7/1
Billy Williams.............9/9
Billy Williams...........6/16
Manny Trillo..............4/27
Oscar Zamora............6/1
Bill Madlock.............6/15
Steve Swisher..........5/16
Bill Madlock.............10/3
Manny Trillo ...............5/8
Bruce Sutter............5/15
Bill Buckner.............8/21
Bruce Sutter............7/10
Bruce Sutter............4/22
Dave Kingman.........5/20
Dave Kingman ........7/29
Steve Dillard............8/12
Lenny Randle.............5/4
Bill Buckner...............5/3
Bill Buckner.............9/13
Larry Bowa..............6/27
Bill Buckner.............8/22
Ron Cey...................5/22
Jody Davis...............6/12
Ryne Sandberg........5/13
Dennis Eckersley......4/21
Ryne Sandberg..........6/1
Andre Dawson.........4/26
Andre Dawson...........5/8
Rick Sutcliffe.............4/9
Andre Dawson...........5/7
Mark Grace..............7/23
Shawon Dunston......9/17
Ryne Sandberg..........5/6
Greg Maddux.............8/5
1991
1991
1992
1992
1993
1995
1995
1995
1996
1996
1997
1997
1998
1998
1998
1998
2000
2001
2001
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2005
2005
2005
2007
2008
2008
2010
2011
2011
2011
2012
2013
Greg Maddux...........10/6
Jim Bullinger............6/14
Sammy Sosa.............7/4
Sammy Sosa...........8/20
Sammy Sosa.............9/3
Mark Grace..............10/1
Sammy Sosa...........7/28
Brian McRae............8/18
Sammy Sosa...........5/18
Mark Clark...............9/14
Kerry Wood..............5/10
Sammy Sosa.............6/7
Sammy Sosa...........6/21
Sammy Sosa...........9/12
Jon Lieber..................7/9
Rondell White..........6/10
Sammy Sosa...........8/26
Matt Clement...........5/27
Sammy Sosa...........8/11
Moises Alou...............9/8
Sammy Sosa...........4/20
Matt Clement.............8/3
Mark Prior................9/21
Derrek Lee.................5/1
DerrekLee...............5/29
Aramis Ramirez........7/24
Alfonso Soriano.......6/24
Alfonso Soriano.......5/18
Carlos Zambrano.....9/14
Aramis Ramirez........7/25
Starlin Castro.............4/3
Aramis Ramirez..........7/3
Starlin Castro.............8/7
Ryan Dempster........6/10
Jeff Samardzija........8/25
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Cubs All-Stars
1933........................... SS Woody English, C Gabby Hartnett, P Lon Warneke
1934.....................................................*RF Kiki Cuyler, *C Gabby Hartnett,

2B Billy Herman, LF Chuck Klein, P Lon Warneke
1935....................................................C Gabby Hartnett, *2B Billy Herman
1936............................ P Curt Davis, *RF Frank Demaree, *CFAugie Galan,

*C Gabby Hartnett, *2B Billy Herman, P Lon Warneke
1937.................................................... 1B Rip Collins, *CF Frank Demaree,

*C Gabby Hartnett, *2B Billy Herman, SS Billy Jurges (DNP)
1938............................................ *3B Stan Hack, C Gabby Hartnett (DNP),

*2B Billy Herman, P Bill Lee
1939.........................................*3B Stan Hack, 2B Billy Herman, P Bill Lee
1940....................................................... P Larry French, *2B Billy Herman,

CF Hank Leiber (DNP), RF Bill Nicholson
1941................................................*3B Stan Hack, CF Hank Leiber (DNP),

*RF Bill Nicholson, P Claude Passeau
1942............................................................................... P Claude Passeau
1943.............. *3B Stan Hack, *RF Bill Nicholson, P Claude Passeau (DNP)
1944...................................... *1B Phil Cavarretta, 2B Don Johnson (DNP),
RF Bill Nicholson
1945.......................................................................... No Game Was Played
1946.................................................1B Phil Cavarretta, CF Peanuts Lowrey,
*P Claude Passeau, P Johnny Schmitz (DNP)
1947........................................................1B Phil Cavarretta, CF Andy Pafko
1948....................................... C Clyde McCullough (DNP), *3B Andy Pafko,
P Johnny Schmitz, 1B Eddie Waitkus
1949..................................................................................... CF Andy Pafko
1950.............................CF Andy Pafko, P Bob Rush (DNP), *RF Hank Sauer
1951................................. C Bruce Edwards (DNP), PDutch Leonard (DNP)
1952............................... C Toby Atwell (DNP), P Bob Rush, *LFHank Sauer
1953.....................................................................................LF Ralph Kiner
1954...............................................................................3B Randy Jackson
1955........................................................2B Gene Baker, *SS Ernie Banks,
3B Randy Jackson, P Sam Jones
1956......................................................................... SS Ernie Banks (DNP)
1957................................................................................... SS Ernie Banks
1958...........................*SS Ernie Banks, LF Walt Moryn (DNP), RFLee Walls
1959 Game 1.............................................*SS Ernie Banks, P Don Elston

Game 2.................................................................. *SS Ernie Banks
1960 Game 1.................................................................. *SS Ernie Banks

Game 2.................................................................. *SS Ernie Banks
1961 Game 1.......................................RF George Altman, 2B Don Zimmer

Game 2... RF George Altman, SSErnie Banks, 2B Don Zimmer (DNP)
1962 Game 1................................................................... 1B Ernie Banks

Game 2.............RF George Altman, 1B Ernie Banks, LF Billy Williams
1963............................................................P Larry Jackson, 3B Ron Santo
1964....................................................................... P Dick Ellsworth (DNP),

3B Ron Santo (DNP), *LF Billy Williams
1965............................... *1B Ernie Banks, 3B Ron Santo, RF Billy Williams
1966................................................................................... *3B Ron Santo
1967......................................................... 1B Ernie Banks, P Fergie Jenkins
1968.......................... *SS Don Kessinger, *3B Ron Santo, LFBilly Williams
1969......................................................1B Ernie Banks, 2B Glenn Beckert,

C Randy Hundley, *SS Don Kessinger, *3B Ron Santo
1970..................... *2B Glenn Beckert, LF Jim Hickman, *SS Don Kessinger
1971...................................................*2B Glenn Beckert, P Fergie Jenkins,

SS Don Kessinger, 3B Ron Santo
1972...........................................2B Glenn Beckert, PFergie Jenkins (DNP),

*SS Don Kessinger, 3B Ron Santo, LF Billy Williams
1973...................................................... *3B Ron Santo, *RF Billy Williams
1974................................................................................SS Don Kessinger
1975...................................................................................3B Bill Madlock
1976........................................................................ C Steve Swisher (DNP)
1977.......................................................CF Jerry Morales, P Rick Reuschel,

P Bruce Sutter (DNP), 2B Manny Trillo
1978.....................................................................................P Bruce Sutter
1979.............................................. LF Dave Kingman (DNP), P Bruce Sutter
1980...................................................... *LF Dave Kingman, P Bruce Sutter
1981................................................................................... 1B Bill Buckner
1982....................................................................... CF Leon Durham (DNP)
1983............................................................. RF Leon Durham, P Lee Smith
1984....................................................... C Jody Davis, *2B Ryne Sandberg
1985.............................................................................. 2B Ryne Sandberg
1985.............................................................................. 2B Ryne Sandberg
1986....................................................... C Jody Davis, *2B Ryne Sandberg
1987.............................................*RF Andre Dawson, *2B Ryne Sandberg,

P Lee Smith, P Rick Sutcliffe
1988..................................*RF Andre Dawson, SS Shawon Dunston (DNP),

3B Vance Law, P Greg Maddux (DNP), LFRafael Palmeiro,

*2B Ryne Sandberg
1989...............................................RF Andre Dawson, *2B Ryne Sandberg,

P Rick Sutcliffe, P Mitch Williams
1990.......... *RF Andre Dawson, SS Shawon Dunston, *+2B Ryne Sandberg
1991.................... LF George Bell, *RF Andre Dawson,*+2B Ryne Sandberg
1992.................................................P Greg Maddux, *+2B Ryne Sandberg
1993................................................. *1B Mark Grace, *2B Ryne Sandberg
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1994.................................................................................... P Randy Myers

1995.................................1B Mark Grace, P Randy Myers, RFSammy Sosa
1996.................................................................................. P Steve Trachsel
1997....................................................................................1B Mark Grace
1998....................................................................... RFSammy Sosa (DNP)
1999..............................................................................*+RFSammy Sosa
2000................................................ CJoe Girardi (DNP), *RFSammy Sosa
2001............................................................PJon Lieber, *RF Sammy Sosa
2002................................................................................*RFSammy Sosa
2003........................................................PMark Prior (DNP), PKerry Wood
2004........................ LFMoises Alou,RF Sammy Sosa*, PCarlos Zambrano
2005................................................ *+1B Derrek Lee, *3BAramis Ramirez
2006................................................................... P Carlos Zambrano (DNP)
2007...................................................... 1BDerrek Lee, OFAlfonso Soriano
2008................ P Ryan Dempster, *OFKosuke Fukudome, P Carlos Marmol

3BAramis Ramirez, OFAlfonso Soriano (DNP), *CGeovany Soto

P Kerry Wood (DNP), PCarlos Zambrano
2009..................................................................................P Ted Lilly (DNP)
2010................................................................................... CFMarlon Byrd
2011.................................................................................SSStarlin Castro
2012...................................................... SSStarlin Castro, 1B Bryan LaHair
2013............................................................................ P Travis Wood (DNP)
*Starter
+Leading vote-getter
(DNP)Did Not Play
HEY NOW, YOURE AN ALL-STAR

Ernie Banks was selected to the National League All-Star team 14 times,
the highest total for a Cubs player. Ryne Sandberg ranks second in club
history with 10 All-Star appearances (nine starts).
The only Cub to earn Most Valuable Player honors was Bill Madlock, who
had a game-winning two-run bases-loaded ninth-inning single off the
White Soxs Rich Gossage in the 1975 contest. Madlock shared MVP
honors with the New York Mets Jon Matlack.
Seven Cubs batters have hit All-Star home runs, most recently Alfonso
Soriano in the 2007 contest off Seattles J.J. Putz. The others: Augie Galan
(1936 off Detroits Schoolboy Rowe), Hank Sauer (1952 off Clevelands
Bob Lemon), Ernie Banks (1960 off Bostons Bill Monbouquette), George
Altman (1961 off Bostons Mike Fornieles), Billy Williams (1964 off
Kansas Citys John Wyatt) and
Andre Dawson (1991 off Bostons Roger Clemens).
Cubs pitchers have earned five All-Star wins Bob Rush (1952), Larry
Jackson (1963), Bruce Sutter (1978 and 1979) and Lee Smith (1987).
Cubs relievers have picked up four saves (Lon Warneke in 1936, Don
Elston in 1959, Sutter in 1980 and Randy Myers in 1995). Cubs pitchers
have suffered four All-Star losses Bill Lee (1939), Claude Passeau
(1941 and 1946) and Johnny Schmitz (1948).
Passeau is the only Cubs pitcher to start in the All-Star Game, taking the
loss in the 1946 Midsummer Classic at Bostons Fenway Park.
The youngest Cubs player to be selected to the N.L. All-Star team and
appear in the game was Starlin Castro, who was 21 years old at the 2011
Midsummer Classic in Arizona. The youngest Cubs pitcher to appear in an
All-Star Game was 23-year-old Carlos Zambrano (2004).
The oldest Cub to play in an All-Star Game was 38-year-old Ernie Banks,
who made his 13th and final All-Star appearance in the 1969 Classic
in Washington, DC.
Three Cubs managers have guided the N.L. All-Star team Charlie Grimm
(1936 and 1946), Gabby Hartnett (1939) and Dusty Baker (2003).
Three All-Star Games have been played at Wrigley Field in 1947, in
1962 and in 1990. The American League won all three games
by scores of 2-1, 9-4 and 2-0.
Cubs Opening Day Lineups And Results Since 1924

1924
April 15 Cubs 5 @St. Louis 6

MGR..............................Bill Killefer
CF........................... Jigger Statz (3)
SS..................... Sparky Adams (1)
2B................ George Grantham (2)
1B.......................... Ray Grimes (4)
3B..................... Barney Friberg (3)
LF........................... Hack Miller (3)
RF............................. Otto Vogel (1)
C..........................Bob OFarrell (3)
P............................ Vic Aldridge (1)
1925
April 14 Pittsburgh 2 @Cubs 8

MGR..............................Bill Killefer
SS.......................*Ike McAuley (1)
RF......................Cliff Heathcote (2)
2B..................... Sparky Adams (2)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (2)
3B..................... Barney Friberg (4)
LF........................... Hack Miller (4)
CF........................... Jigger Statz (4)
1B................... *Charlie Grimm (1)
P.....................Grover Alexander (5)
1926
April 13 Cubs 6 @Cincinnati 7 (10)

MGR..........................Joe McCarthy
2B..................... Sparky Adams (3)
LF......................Cliff Heathcote (3)
RF.......................... Joe Munson (1)
CF....................... *Hack Wilson (1)
3B....................Howard Freigau (1)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (2)
SS..................... Jimmy Cooney (4)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (3)
P.........................Wilbur Cooper (1)
1927
April 12 St. Louis 1 @Cubs 10

MGR..........................Joe McCarthy
2B..................... Sparky Adams (4)
RF......................Cliff Heathcote (4)
LF...........................*Earl Webb (1)
CF..........................Hack Wilson (2)
3B................Riggs Stephenson (1)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (3)
C....................... Mike Gonzalez (1)
SS..................... Jimmy Cooney (5)
P........................... Charlie Root (1)
1928
April 11 Cubs 1 @Cincinnati 5

MGR..........................Joe McCarthy
SS..................... Woody English (1)
2B................ *Freddie Maguire (1)
RF.......................... *Kiki Cuyler (1)
CF..........................Hack Wilson (3)
LF.................Riggs Stephenson (2)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (4)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (4)
3B.....................*Johnny Butler (1)
P........................... Charlie Root (2)
1929

MGR..........................Joe McCarthy
SS..................... Woody English (2)
3B.......................... Clyde Beck (1)
RF............................ Kiki Cuyler (2)
2B................. *Rogers Hornsby (1)
CF..........................Hack Wilson (4)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (5)
C....................... Mike Gonzalez (2)
P........................... Charlie Root (3)
1930

MGR..........................Joe McCarthy
SS..................... Woody English (3)
3B........................ Footsie Blair (1)
2B................... Rogers Hornsby (2)
CF..........................Hack Wilson (5)
RF............................ Kiki Cuyler (3)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (6)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (5)
P...........................Sheriff Blake (1)
1931

MGR...................... Rogers Hornsby
RF............................ Kiki Cuyler (4)
SS..................... Woody English (4)
2B................... Rogers Hornsby (3)
CF..........................Hack Wilson (6)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (6)
3B............................... Les Bell (1)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (7)
P........................... Charlie Root (4)
1932

MGR...................... Rogers Hornsby
3B......................... *Stan Hack (1)
2B........................Billy Herman (1)
CF............................ Kiki Cuyler (5)
RF.........................Vince Barton (1)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (7)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (8)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (1)
P........................... Charlie Root (5)
1933

MGR........................ Charlie Grimm
2B........................Billy Herman (2)
3B..................... Woody English (5)
RF..................... *Babe Herman (1)
CF..................... Frank Demaree (1)
1B..................... Charlie Grimm (9)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (2)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (8)
P...........................Lon Warneke (1)
1934

3B..................... Woody English (6)
2B........................Billy Herman (3)
LF........................ *Chuck Klein (1)
RF....................... Babe Herman (2)
CF................... *Tuck Stainback (1)
1B................... Charlie Grimm (10)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (3)
C...................... Gabby Hartnett (9)
P...........................Lon Warneke (2)
1935

LF..........................Augie Galan (1)
2B........................Billy Herman (4)
CF............................ Kiki Cuyler (6)
3B..............*Freddie Lindstrom (1)
RF.......................... Chuck Klein (2)
1B................... Charlie Grimm (11)
C....................Gabby Hartnett (10)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (4)
P...........................Lon Warneke (3)
1936

CF..........................Augie Galan (2)
2B........................Billy Herman (5)
RF.......................... Chuck Klein (3)
C....................Gabby Hartnett (11)
LF..................... Frank Demaree (2)
1B................... Charlie Grimm (12)
3B............................Stan Hack (2)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (5)
P...........................Lon Warneke (4)
1937

LF..........................Augie Galan (3)
2B........................Billy Herman (6)
CF...................... Phil Cavarretta (1)
1B....................*Ripper Collins (1)
RF..................... Frank Demaree (3)
C............................. Ken ODea (1)
3B............................Stan Hack (3)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (6)
P........................... Larry French (1)
1938

3B............................Stan Hack (4)
2B........................Billy Herman (7)
1B...................... Ripper Collins (2)
RF..................... Frank Demaree (4)
CF..............................Joe Marty (1)
LF.....................*Coaker Triplett (1)
SS.......................... Billy Jurges (7)
C....................Gabby Hartnett (12)
P............................. Clay Bryant (1)
1939

MGR.......................Gabby Hartnett
3B............................Stan Hack (5)
2B........................Billy Herman (8)
LF........................*Jim Gleeson (1)
CF........................*Hank Leiber (1)
RF..............................Joe Marty (2)
1B..................... Phil Cavarretta (2)
C...................... *Gus Mancuso (1)
SS........................*Dick Bartell (1)
P................................... Bill Lee (1)
1940

MGR.......................Gabby Hartnett
3B............................Stan Hack (6)
2B........................Billy Herman (9)
CF..........................Augie Galan (4)
RF.......................... Hank Leiber (2)
LF..............*Dom Dallessandro (1)
1B.......................... Rip Russell (1)
C................................ *Al Todd (1)
SS.................*Bobby Sturgeon (1)
P................................... Bill Lee (2)
1941

MGR......................... Jimmy Wilson
3B............................Stan Hack (7)
1B....................*Eddie Waitkus (1)
CF................ Dom Dallessandro (2)
RF....................... Bill Nicholson (1)
LF....................... *Lou Novikoff (1)
2B......................Billy Herman (10)
SS.......................*Lou Stringer (1)
C..................Clyde McCullough (1)
P......................Claude Passeau (1)
1942

MGR......................... Jimmy Wilson
3B............................Stan Hack (8)
CF...................... Charlie Gilbert (1)
LF................ Dom Dallessandro (3)
2B......................... Lou Stringer (2)
SS................... Bobby Sturgeon (2)
P......................Claude Passeau (2)
1943

MGR......................... Jimmy Wilson
3B............................Stan Hack (9)
2B..................... *Eddie Stanky (1)
1B..................... *Heinz Becker (1)
LF................ Dom Dallessandro (4)
CF...................... Phil Cavarretta (4)
SS.....................Lennie Merullo (1)
P.......................*Paul Derringer (1)
1944

MGR......................... Jimmy Wilson
2B........................Don Johnson (1)
LF....................... Ival Goodman (1)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (1)
3B............................*Tony York (1)
SS........................ Bill Schuster (1)
C..............................Billy Holm (1)
P..............................Hank Wyse (1)
1945

3B......................... Stan Hack (10)
LF.............................. Ed Sauer (1)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (2)
2B........................Don Johnson (2)
C...................Mickey Livingston (1)
P.........................Paul Derringer (2)
1946

3B......................... Stan Hack (11)
2B........................Don Johnson (3)
LF.....................Peanuts Lowrey (1)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (3)
RF......................... Marv Rickert (1)
C...................Mickey Livingston (2)
SS.........................*Al Glossop (1)
P......................Claude Passeau (3)
1947

3B......................... Stan Hack (12)
1B......................Eddie Waitkus (2)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (4)
LF...................... Phil Cavarretta (8)
C........................Bob Scheffing (1)
2B........................Don Johnson (4)
P.......................... Hank Borowy (1)
*Denotes Cubs Debut
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1948
April 20 Cubs 2 @Pittsburgh 3

2B....................... Hank Schenz (1)
1B......................Eddie Waitkus (3)
CF........................ *Hal Jeffcoat (1)
3B.......................... Andy Pafko (5)
LF...................... Phil Cavarretta (9)
SS.......................*Roy Smalley (1)
P.............................Russ Meyer (1)
1949

LF....................... *Harry Walker (1)
3B................. *Frankie Gustine (1)
1B...................Phil Cavarretta (10)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (6)
C........................Bob Scheffing (2)
RF.......................... Hal Jeffcoat (2)
SS.........................Roy Smalley (2)
2B......................... Emil Verban (1)
P......................*Dutch Leonard (1)
1950

MGR......................... Frankie Frisch
2B.................. Wayne Terwilliger (1)
RF.......................... Hal Jeffcoat (3)
1B..................... *Preston Ward (1)
LF.......................... Hank Sauer (1)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (7)
3B...........................Bill Serena (1)
SS.........................Roy Smalley (3)
C......................... Mickey Owen (1)
P.......................Johnny Schmitz (1)
1951
April 17 Cincinnati 3 @Cubs 8

MGR......................... Frankie Frisch
2B.................. Wayne Terwilliger (2)
RF................ Frankie Baumholtz (1)
LF.......................... Hank Sauer (2)
3B...........................Bill Serena (2)
CF........................... Andy Pafko (8)
1B.........................*Dee Fondy (1)
SS.........................Roy Smalley (4)
C.......................... Rube Walker (1)
P............................. Frank Hiller (1)
1952
April 15 Cubs 6 @Cincinnati 5 (10)

MGR........................Phil Cavarretta
2B........................ Eddie Miksis (1)
1B........................... Dee Fondy (2)
LF.......................... Hank Sauer (3)
3B.....................Randy Jackson (1)
C...........................*Toby Atwell (1)
CF.......................... Hal Jeffcoat (4)
SS.........................Roy Smalley (5)
P............................ Paul Minner (1)
1953
April 14 Cincinnati 2 @Cubs 3

MGR........................Phil Cavarretta
SS........................ Eddie Miksis (2)
1B........................... Dee Fondy (3)
2B...........................Bill Serena (3)
CF........................ Preston Ward (2)
3B.....................Randy Jackson (2)
LF...................Gene Hermanski (1)
P............................... Bob Rush (1)
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1954

MGR.............................. Stan Hack
CF.........................Bobby Talbot (1)
1B........................... Dee Fondy (4)
LF...........................Ralph Kiner (1)
RF.......................... Hank Sauer (4)
3B.....................Randy Jackson (3)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (1)
2B..........................Gene Baker (1)
P............................ Paul Minner (2)
1955

MGR.............................. Stan Hack
CF..........................*Gale Wade (1)
2B..........................Gene Baker (2)
LF.......................... Hank Sauer (5)
3B.....................Randy Jackson (4)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (2)
1B........................... Dee Fondy (5)
C............................. Harry Chiti (1)
P............................... Bob Rush (2)
1956
April 17 Cubs 0 @Milwaukee 6

MGR.............................. Stan Hack
3B.......................... *Don Hoak (1)
2B..........................Gene Baker (3)
CF............................Gale Wade (2)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (3)
RF.........................*Walt Moryn (1)
LF.........................*Monte Irvin (1)
1B........................... Dee Fondy (6)
C.....................*Hobie Landrith (1)
P............................... Bob Rush (3)
1957
April 16 Milwaukee 4 @Cubs 1

MGR.........................Bob Scheffing
1B........................... Dee Fondy (7)
2B........................*Casey Wise (1)
CF..............................*Bob Will (1)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (4)
3B..........................Gene Baker (4)
LF.............................Jim Bolger (1)
RF........................... Walt Moryn (2)
C........................ *Cal Neeman (1)
P............................... Bob Rush (4)
1958

2B......................... *Tony Taylor (1)
RF.............................. Lee Walls (1)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (5)
LF........................... Walt Moryn (3)
CF..................*Bobby Thomson (1)
1B............................Dale Long (1)
3B........................... John Goryl (1)
C.......................... Cal Neeman (2)
P............................Jim Brosnan (1)
1959
April 11 Los Angeles 1 @Cubs 6

2B............................Tony Taylor (2)
CF....................*George Altman (1)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (6)
LF........................... Walt Moryn (4)
3B......................... *Earl Averill (1)
1B............................Dale Long (2)
RF.................... Bobby Thomson (2)
C.........................Sammy Taylor (1)
P.........................Bob Anderson (1)
1960
April 12 Cubs 2 @Los Angeles 3 (11)

CF................... *Richie Ashburn (1)
2B............................Tony Taylor (3)
RF................................Bob Will (2)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (7)
LF..................... *Frank Thomas (1)
1B.....................George Altman (2)
3B.......................*Don Zimmer (1)
C.......................... Cal Neeman (3)
P.........................Bob Anderson (2)
1961

MGR............................ Vedie Himsl
LF..................... Richie Ashburn (2)
2B.........................Don Zimmer (2)
RF........................ Billy Williams (1)
SS......................... Ernie Banks (8)
3B........................... Ron Santo (1)
CF.................................Al Heist (1)
1B...................*Andre Rodgers (1)
C.......................... Moe Thacker (1)
P........................... Glen Hobbie (1)
1962
April 10 Cubs 2 @Houston 11

MGR............................. Elvin Tappe
CF............................. Lou Brock (1)
2B...........................Ken Hubbs (1)
LF........................ Billy Williams (2)
1B......................... Ernie Banks (9)
RF......................George Altman (3)
3B........................... Ron Santo (2)
SS........................*Elder White (1)
C...................... Cuno Barragan (1)
P.......................... Don Cardwell (1)
1963
April 9 Los Angeles 5 @Cubs 1

MGR..........................Bob Kennedy
CF........................Don Landrum (1)
SS..................... Andre Rodgers (2)
3B........................... Ron Santo (3)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (10)
RF............................. Lou Brock (2)
2B...........................Ken Hubbs (2)
C............................Dick Bertell (1)
P....................... *Larry Jackson (1)
1964
April 14 Cubs 8 @Pittsburgh 4 (10)

MGR..........................Bob Kennedy
2B..................... Jimmy Stewart (1)
RF............................. Lou Brock (3)
3B........................... Ron Santo (4)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (11)
SS..................... Andre Rodgers (3)
CF...........................Billy Cowan (1)
C............................Dick Bertell (2)
P..........................Larry Jackson (2)
1965
April 12 St. Louis 10 @Cubs 10 (11)

MGR..........................Bob Kennedy
2B....................*Glenn Beckert (1)
SS.................... *Roberto Pena (1)
CF........................ Billy Williams (5)
3B........................... Ron Santo (5)
LF......................George Altman (4)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (12)
RF...................... Doug Clemens (1)
C............................Dick Bertell (3)
P..........................Larry Jackson (3)
1966
April 12 Cubs 1 @San Francisco 9

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
CF...............................*Ty Cline (1)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (2)
RF........................ Billy Williams (6)
3B........................... Ron Santo (6)
LF......................George Altman (5)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (13)
C.................... *Randy Hundley (1)
SS..................... Don Kessinger (1)
P..........................Larry Jackson (4)
1967
April 11 Philadelphia 2 @Cubs 4

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
SS..................... Don Kessinger (2)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (3)
3B........................... Ron Santo (7)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (14)
RF.......................... Lee Thomas (1)
C............................Dick Bertell (4)
CF...................... Adolfo Phillips (1)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (1)
1968

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
RF......................... Lou Johnson (1)
SS..................... Don Kessinger (3)
3B........................... Ron Santo (8)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (15)
C...................... Randy Hundley (2)
2B.......................... *Jose Arcia (1)
CF...................... Adolfo Phillips (2)
P.............................. Joe Niekro (1)
1969
April 8 Philadelphia 6 @Cubs 7 (11)

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
SS..................... Don Kessinger (4)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (4)
3B........................... Ron Santo (9)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (16)
C...................... Randy Hundley (3)
RF.........................Jim Hickman (1)
CF............................ Don Young (1)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (2)
1970
April 7 Cubs 0 @Philadelphia 2

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
SS..................... Don Kessinger (5)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (5)
LF...................... Billy Williams (10)
3B......................... Ron Santo (10)
1B.......................Ernie Banks (17)
RF...................*Johnny Callison (1)
CF.........................Jim Hickman (2)
C........................... *J.C. Martin (1)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (3)
1971
April 6 St. Louis 1 @Cubs 2 (10)

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
SS..................... Don Kessinger (6)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (6)
3B......................... Ron Santo (11)
1B........................Joe Pepitone (1)
RF.....................Johnny Callison (2)
CF............................*Jose Ortiz (1)
C..........................Ken Rudolph (1)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (4)
1972

MGR..........................Leo Durocher
RF.....................*Jose Cardenal (1)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (7)
3B......................... Ron Santo (12)
1B........................Joe Pepitone (2)
C...................... Randy Hundley (4)
CF.......................*Rick Monday (1)
SS..................... Don Kessinger (7)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (5)
1973
April 6 Montreal 2 @Cubs 3

MGR..................... Whitey Lockman
CF.........................Rick Monday (2)
RF.......................Jose Cardenal (2)
1B........................Joe Pepitone (3)
3B......................... Ron Santo (13)
2B......................Glenn Beckert (8)
C...................... Randy Hundley (5)
SS..................... Don Kessinger (8)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (6)
1974

MGR..................... Whitey Lockman
2B...........................*Vic Harris (1)
CF.........................Rick Monday (3)
LF......................*Jerry Morales (1)
1B..................... Billy Williams (14)
RF.......................Jose Cardenal (3)
3B...................... *Bill Madlock (1)
C............... *George Mitterwald (1)
SS..................... Don Kessinger (9)
P............................Bill Bonham (1)
1975

MGR...........................Jim Marshall
SS................... Don Kessinger (10)
LF.......................Jose Cardenal (4)
3B........................ Bill Madlock (2)
CF.........................Rick Monday (4)
RF........................ Jerry Morales (2)
1B.........................Pete LaCock (1)
2B....................... *Manny Trillo (1)
C........................ Steve Swisher (1)
P............................Bill Bonham (2)
1976

MGR...........................Jim Marshall
CF.........................Rick Monday (5)
LF.......................Jose Cardenal (5)
3B........................ Bill Madlock (3)
RF........................ Jerry Morales (3)
1B.................... Andre Thornton (1)
2B..........................Manny Trillo (2)
C........................ Steve Swisher (2)
SS....................... Dave Rosello (1)
P...............................Ray Burris (1)
1977
April 7 New York 5 @Cubs 3

MGR.......................Herman Franks
SS..................... *Ivan DeJesus (1)
LF.......................Jose Cardenal (6)
1B........................Larry Biittner (1)
RF.....................*Bobby Murcer (1)
CF........................ Jerry Morales (4)
3B..................*Steve Ontiveros (1)
C........................ Steve Swisher (3)
2B..........................Manny Trillo (3)
P...............................Ray Burris (2)
1978
April 7 Cubs 0 @Pittsburgh 1

SS........................Ivan DeJesus (2)
CF..........................Gene Clines (1)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (1)
RF....................... Bobby Murcer (2)
LF.................... *Dave Kingman (1)
3B....................Steve Ontiveros (2)
2B..........................Manny Trillo (4)
C..........................*Dave Rader (1)
P.........................Rick Reuschel (1)
1979

SS........................Ivan DeJesus (3)
2B..................... *Ted Sizemore (1)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (2)
LF...................... Dave Kingman (2)
RF....................... Bobby Murcer (3)
CF........................ *Jerry Martin (1)
C......................... *Barry Foote (1)
P.........................Rick Reuschel (2)
1980
April 10 Cubs 2 @New York 5

MGR....................... Preston Gomez
2B.....................*Lenny Randle (1)
SS........................Ivan DeJesus (4)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (3)
LF...................... Dave Kingman (3)
RF.....................Ken Henderson (1)
CF................... *Carlos Lezcano (1)
C.........................Tim Blackwell (1)
P.........................Rick Reuschel (3)
1981

MGR........................Joe Amalfitano
SS........................Ivan DeJesus (5)
2B.......................... *Joe Strain (1)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (4)
LF................ *Steve Henderson (1)
RF......................*Leon Durham (1)
3B...........................*Ken Reitz (1)
CF.....................Scot Thompson (1)
C.........................Tim Blackwell (2)
P.........................Rick Reuschel (4)
1982

MGR.................................. Lee Elia
2B........................ *Bump Wills (1)
SS........................ *Larry Bowa (1)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (5)
RF........................Leon Durham (2)
C....................*Keith Moreland (1)
LF.................. Steve Henderson (2)
3B..................*Ryne Sandberg (1)
CF............................... Ty Waller (1)
P............................... Doug Bird (1)
1983
April 6 Montreal 3 @Cubs 0

MGR.................................. Lee Elia
LF................................Mel Hall (1)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (2)
1B......................... Bill Buckner (6)
CF........................Leon Durham (3)
3B.............................*Ron Cey (1)
RF..................... Keith Moreland (2)
C............................. Jody Davis (1)
SS.......................... Larry Bowa (2)
P.........................Fergie Jenkins (7)
1984
April 3 Cubs 5 @San Francisco 3

MGR..................................Jim Frey
CF.................... *Bobby Dernier (1)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (3)
LF................... *Gary Matthews (1)
3B...............................Ron Cey (2)
C............................. Jody Davis (2)
1B.......................Leon Durham (4)
SS.......................... Larry Bowa (3)
P.......................... Dick Ruthven (1)
1985

MGR..................................Jim Frey
CF.......................Bobby Dernier (2)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (4)
LF..................... Gary Matthews (2)
1B.......................Leon Durham (5)
3B...............................Ron Cey (3)
C............................. Jody Davis (3)
SS............... *Shawon Dunston (1)
P.......................... Rick Sutcliffe (1)
1986

MGR..................................Jim Frey
CF.......................Bobby Dernier (3)
3B..........................Manny Trillo (5)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (5)
1B.......................Leon Durham (6)
C............................. Jody Davis (4)
LF..........................Brian Dayett (1)
SS................. Shawon Dunston (2)
P.......................... Rick Sutcliffe (2)
1987

MGR......................... Gene Michael
CF.......................Bobby Dernier (4)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (6)
RF.................... *Andre Dawson (1)
3B.................... Keith Moreland (6)
C............................. Jody Davis (5)
LF..........................Brian Dayett (2)
1B.......................Leon Durham (7)
P.......................... Rick Sutcliffe (3)
1988
April 5 Cubs 10 @Atlanta 9 (13)

MGR........................... Don Zimmer
CF.......................Dave Martinez (1)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (7)
RF...................... Andre Dawson (2)
1B.......................Leon Durham (8)
LF.................... Rafael Palmeiro (1)
C............................. Jody Davis (6)
3B......................... *Vance Law (1)
P.......................... Rick Sutcliffe (4)
1989

MGR........................... Don Zimmer
CF.................... *Jerome Walton (1)
LF.......................Mitch Webster (1)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (8)
RF...................... Andre Dawson (3)
1B..........................Mark Grace (1)
3B........................... Vance Law (2)
C...........................*Joe Girardi (1)
P.......................... Rick Sutcliffe (5)
1990

MGR........................... Don Zimmer
CF...................... Jerome Walton (2)
2B.................... Ryne Sandberg (9)
LF.................. Lloyd McClendon (1)
1B..........................Mark Grace (2)
3B.........................Luis Salazar (1)
RF........................Dwight Smith (1)
C............................. Joe Girardi (2)
P.......................... Mike Bielecki (1)
1991

MGR........................... Don Zimmer
CF...................... Jerome Walton (3)
2B..................Ryne Sandberg (10)
1B..........................Mark Grace (3)
LF.........................*George Bell (1)
RF...................... Andre Dawson (4)
C.....................Damon Berryhill (1)
3B......................... *Gary Scott (1)
P..................... *Danny Jackson (1)
1992
April 7 Cubs 4 @Philadelphia 3

MGR........................... Jim Lefebvre
CF......................*Sammy Sosa (1)
2B..................Ryne Sandberg (11)
RF...................... Andre Dawson (5)
1B..........................Mark Grace (4)
C................... Hector Villanueva (1)
LF..........................Luis Salazar (2)
3B........................... Gary Scott (2)
P.......................... Greg Maddux (1)
1993
April 5 Atlanta 1 @Cubs 0

MGR........................... Jim Lefebvre
CF.......................*Willie Wilson (1)
SS........................Rey Sanchez (1)
1B..........................Mark Grace (5)
LF.............. *Candy Maldonado (1)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (2)
3B....................Steve Buechele (1)
C........................... Rick Wilkins (1)
2B....................... Jose Vizcaino (1)
P...........................Mike Morgan (1)
1994

MGR....................... Tom Trebelhorn
CF..........................Karl Rhodes (1)
2B..................Ryne Sandberg (12)
1B..........................Mark Grace (6)
LF.......................... Derrick May (1)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (3)
C........................... Rick Wilkins (2)
3B....................Steve Buechele (2)
P...........................Mike Morgan (2)
1995

MGR........................Jim Riggleman
CF.......................*Brian McRae (1)
2B........................Rey Sanchez (2)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (4)
1B..........................Mark Grace (7)
C........................... Rick Wilkins (3)
SS............... Shawon Dunston (10)
3B....................Steve Buechele (3)
LF....................... *Scott Bullett (1)
P...........................Jim Bullinger (1)
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1996
April 1 San Diego 4 @Cubs 5 (10)

CF.........................Brian McRae (2)
2B..................Ryne Sandberg (13)
1B..........................Mark Grace (8)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (5)
LF........................Luis Gonzalez (1)
C......................... Scott Servais (1)
3B................... Jose Hernandez (1)
SS........................Rey Sanchez (3)
P.........................Jaime Navarro (1)
1997
April 1 Cubs 2 @Florida 4

CF.........................Brian McRae (3)
LF..........................Brant Brown (1)
1B..........................Mark Grace (9)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (6)
2B..................Ryne Sandberg (14)
SS............... Shawon Dunston (11)
3B..........................*Kevin Orie (1)
C......................... Scott Servais (2)
P...................*Terry Mulholland (1)
1998
March 31 Cubs 6 @Florida 11

CF......................Lance Johnson (1)
2B.............. *Mickey Morandini (1)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (7)
1B........................Mark Grace (10)
LF................. *Henry Rodriguez (1)
SS........................*Jeff Blauser (1)
3B............................Kevin Orie (2)
C......................... Scott Servais (3)
P........................... Kevin Tapani (1)
1999
April 6 Cubs 2 @Houston 4

CF......................Lance Johnson (2)
2B................ Mickey Morandini (2)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (8)
1B........................Mark Grace (11)
LF................... Henry Rodriguez (2)
C...................*Benito Santiago (1)
SS................... Jose Hernandez (2)
3B..........................Gary Gaetti (1)
P.........................Steve Trachsel (1)
2000
March 29 Cubs 5, New York 3 @Tokyo

MGR............................. Don Baylor
2B..........................*Eric Young (1)
CF....................*Damon Buford (1)
1B........................Mark Grace (12)
RF........................ Sammy Sosa (9)
LF................... Henry Rodriguez (3)
3B....................Shane Andrews (1)
SS..........................Jose Nieves (1)
C............................. Joe Girardi (3)
P...............................Jon Lieber (1)
2001
April 2 Montreal 5 @Cubs 4 (10)

MGR............................. Don Baylor
2B............................Eric Young (2)
3B........................ *Bill Mueller (1)
RF......................Sammy Sosa (10)
LF....................... Rondell White (1)
1B........................ *Matt Stairs (1)
SS.....................Ricky Gutierrez (1)
CF...................... Damon Buford (2)
C............................. Joe Girardi (4)
P...............................Jon Lieber (2)
2002

MGR............................. Don Baylor
2B.................Delino DeShields (1)
CF.................... Corey Patterson (1)
RF......................Sammy Sosa (11)
1B.........................Fred McGriff (1)
LF................... Roosevelt Brown (1)
SS.................... *Alex Gonzalez (1)
C.........................Todd Hundley (1)
3B...................... *Chris Stynes (1)
P...............................Jon Lieber (3)
2003
March 31 Cubs 15 @New York 2

MGR............................Dusty Baker
2B.............*Mark Grudzielanek (1)
SS...................... Alex Gonzalez (2)
RF......................Sammy Sosa (12)
LF........................*Moises Alou (1)
1B.................... Hee Seop Choi (1)
3B....................*Mark Bellhorn (1)
C......................*Damian Miller (1)
P.............................Kerry Wood (1)
2004
April 5 Cubs 7 @Reds 4

MGR............................Dusty Baker
2B...............Mark Grudzielanek (2)
RF......................Sammy Sosa (13)
LF..........................Moises Alou (2)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (1)
1B.........................*Derrek Lee (1)
SS...................... Alex Gonzalez (3)
C....................*Michael Barrett (1)
P.............................Kerry Wood (2)
2005
April 4 Cubs 16 @Diamondbacks 6

MGR............................Dusty Baker
CF.................... CoreyPatterson (4)
2B......................... Todd Walker (1)
SS.............. Nomar Garciaparra (1)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (2)
RF.................... *Jeromy Burnitz (1)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (2)
LF.............. Todd Hollandsworth (1)
C......................Michael Barrett(2)
P.................... Carlos Zambrano (1)
2006
April 3 Cubs 16 @Reds 7

MGR............................Dusty Baker
CF......................... *Juan Pierre (1)
2B......................... Todd Walker (2)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (3)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (3)
RF......................*Jacque Jones (1)
LF......................... Matt Murton (1)
SS..................... Ronny Cedeno (1)
2007
April 2 @Reds 5 Cubs 1

MGR............................ Lou Piniella
CF..................*Alfonso Soriano (1)
LF......................... Matt Murton (2)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (4)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (4)
RF........................Jacque Jones (2)
2B.....................*Mark DeRosa (1)
SS.........................Cesar Izturis (1)
2008
March 31 Brewers 4 @Cubs 3 (10)

MGR............................ Lou Piniella
SS.........................Ryan Theriot (1)
LF.................... Alfonso Soriano (2)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (5)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (5)
RF.............. *Kosuke Fukudome (1)
2B.......................Mark DeRosa (2)
C........................ Geovany Soto (1)
CF................................Felix Pie (1)
2011
April 1 Pirates 6 @Cubs 3

MGR............................Mike Quade
RF................ Kosuke Fukudome (4)
SS.......................Starlin Castro (1)
CF..........................Marlon Byrd (2)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (8)
1B.......................*Carlos Pea (1)
C........................ Geovany Soto (4)
2B..................... Darwin Barney (1)
P....................... Ryan Dempster (1)
2012
April 5 Nationals 2 @Cubs 1

MGR............................Dale Sveum
RF.................... *David DeJesus (1)
2B..................... Darwin Barney (2)
3B........................*Ian Stewart (1)
1B............................ Jeff Baker (1)
CF..........................Marlon Byrd (3)
C........................ Geovany Soto (5)
P....................... Ryan Dempster (2)
2013
April 1 Cubs 3 @Pirates 1

MGR............................Dale Sveum
RF...................... David DeJesus (2)
1B...................... Anthony Rizzo (1)
RF................. *Nate Schierholtz (1)
C.................. Welington Castillo (1)
3B...................... Luis Valbuena (1)
2B................. *Brent Lillibridge (1)
P....................... Jeff Samardzija (1)
2009
April 6 Cubs 4, @Astros 2

MGR............................ Lou Piniella
CF................ Kosuke Fukudome (2)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (6)
RF.................... *Milton Bradley (1)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (6)
2B......................Mike Fontenot (1)
C........................ Geovany Soto (2)
SS.........................Ryan Theriot (2)
2010
April 5 @Braves 16 Cubs 5

MGR............................ Lou Piniella
SS.........................Ryan Theriot (3)
RF................ Kosuke Fukudome (3)
1B...........................Derrek Lee (7)
3B....................Aramis Ramirez (7)
CF........................*Marlon Byrd (1)
2B......................Mike Fontenot (2)
C........................ Geovany Soto (3)
CUBS ON OPENING DAY

Overall Opening Day Record (Since 1876): 75-61-2
Record in Home Openers: 78-61-2
Record in Road Openers: 79-58
Record in Wrigley Field Openers: 52-45-1
MOST OPENING DAY STARTS BY POSITION
Pitcher: 7, Fergie Jenkins (year of last start 1983)
Catcher: 12, Gabby Hartnett (1938)
First Base: 16,Cap Anson (1895) .... since 1900 12, Charlie Grimm (1936) and Mark Grace (2000)
Second Base: 13, Ryne Sandberg (1997)
Shortstop: 11, Shawon Dunston (1997)
Third Base: 13, Ron Santo (1973)
Left Field: 10, Billy Williams (1973)
Center Field: 8, George Gore (1886) ... since 1900 7, Andy Pafko (1951)
Right Field: 13, Sammy Sosa (2004)
Note: Cubs Opening Day lineups from 1876-1923 may be found at mlbpressbox.com in the Cubs media
guide section.
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Cubs Winning And Losing Streaks

LAST WINNING STREAKS OF ...
7 Games: 2011............................. 7/31-8/6
9 Games: 2008.............................5/26-6/3
12 Games: 2001...........................5/19-6/2
13-15 Games: 1936.........................6/4-21
16-21 Games: 1935.........................9/4-27
LAST WRIGLEY FIELD WINNING STREAKS OF ...
6 Games: 2012...........................6/29-7/15
7-13 Games: 2009....................... 6/18-7/3
14 Games: 2008.........5/18, 5/26-6/1, 6/10-12,
6/20-22
15-18 Games: 1935.........................9/4-22
LAST ROAD WINNING STREAKS OF ...
5 Games: 2011............................. 7/31-8/4
6-8 Games: 2010.................9/13-19, 9/27-28
9 Games: 2008..... 7/23, 7/28-31, 8/13-15
10-12 Games: 1945................... 7/1-8, 8/3
13-14 Games: 1906.............8/6-13, 9/3-4,
9/13-15
BEST SEASON STARTS ...
1879............................15-1 ... 18-2 ... 21-3
1880............... 14-1 ... 14-2 ... 35-3 ... 36-4
1869..................................................... 11-1
1934.............................................7-0 ... 9-1
LAST LOSING STREAKS OF ...

7 Games: 2012...............................9/22-29
8 Games: 2012............................. 7/31-8/8
9 Games: 2002................................. 5/8-18
10-12 Games: 2012.......................5/15-27
13-14 Games: 1997......................... 4/1-20
LAST WRIGLEY FIELD LOSING STREAKS OF ...
5 Games: 2012...............................5/16-20
6 Games: 2007...................5/20, 5/28-6/2
7 Games: 1997.......................4/8-16, 4/24
8 Games: 2010................... 8/6-8, 8/16-20
9-12 Games: 2006..............5/31, 6/13-18,
6/26-27
LAST ROAD LOSING STREAKS OF ...
7 Games: 2009.........................5/9-24, 6/2
8 Games: 2012.............................8/19-9/6
9 Games: 2012...........................7/25-8/18
10 Games: 2006............... 8/25-30, 9/8-10
11 Games: 2012...........................5/15-6/4
WORST SEASON STARTS ...
1997.....................................................0-14
1981........................................ 1-13 ... 5-27
1962................................0-7 ... 1-9 ... 4-17
1983.......................................... 0-6 ... 2-10
BEST/WORST STARTS
Longest Win Streaks At Start Of Year
Overall: 7 games, 1934
At Home: 21 games, 1880
(since 1900 10 games, 1970)
On The Road: 7 games, 1883
(since 1900 6 games, 1934)
Longest Loss Streaks At Start Of Year
Overall: 14 games, 1997
At Home: 12 games, 1994
On The Road: 9 games, 1981
Best Second-Half Start
Overall: 7-0, 1933
Since Return Of One All-Star Game: 5-0,
1993
Best Second-Half 20-Game Starts
1935....................................................17-3
1945....................................................16-4
2000....................................................15-5
Cubs Best And Worst Monthly Records

MONTH
March/April
May
June
July
August
September/October
MONTH
March/April
May
June
July
August
September/October
BEST RECORD
1907 13-2 (.867)
1879 14-1 (.933)
1880 16-1 (.941)
1876 11-2 (.846)
1906 26-3 (.897)
1882 16-2 (.889)
WORST RECORD
1944 1-9 (.100)
2006 7-22 (.241)
1954 4-21 (.160)
1960 8-21 (.276)
1878 2-10 (.167)
1879 4-12 (.250)
MOST WINS
17 (2008)
21 (1903, 1977)
21 (1885, 1936, 1967)
26 (1935, 1945)
26 (1906)
28 (1908)
MOST LOSSES
19 (1997)
22 (2006)
21 (1954)
24 (1957)
24 (1999)
22 (1900, 1979, 2000)
FEWEST LOSSES
2 (1907, 1934)
1 (1879)
1 (1880)
2 (1876)
3 (1880, 1906)
2 (1876, 1882)
FEWEST WINS
1 (1944)
4 (1877, 1878)
4 (1954)
4 (1877)
2 (1878, 1994)
4 (1879)
Cubs Vs. Opponents Since 1876

VS. NATIONAL LEAGUE: 10,317-9,842
First Game: 4/25/1876 @ Louisville
(Chicago won 4-0)
In Chicago................................... 5,661-4,501
23rd Street Grounds ........................42-18
Lakefront Park ................................ 225-86
West Side Park ..............................288-131
South Side Park II ............................85-75
West Side Grounds .................... 1,018-638
Wrigley Field ......................... 4,003-3,553
All N.L. Road Sites ......................4,656-5,341
VS. CURRENT N.L. OPPONENTS
Arizona (since 1998).......................... 53-65
Atlanta (since 1876)..................... 1,222-1,029
Cincinnati (since 1890)................. 1,105-1,101
Colorado (since 1993)........................ 84-82
Los Angeles (since 1890).............. 1,024-1,034
Miami (since 1993)............................ 82-84
Milwaukee (since 1997 [N.L. 1998])......123-131
New York (since 1962)...................... 354-350
Philadelphia (since 1883)............. 1,214-1,096
Pittsburgh (since 1887)................. 1,168-1,235
St. Louis (since 1892)................... 1,180-1,126
San Diego (since 1969).................... 248-205
San Francisco (since 1883)........... 1,057-1,130
Washington (since 1969).................. 276-302
OVERALL RECORD: 10,438-9,976

At Wrigley Field: 4,071-3,614
VS. AMERICAN LEAGUE: 121-134
First Game: 6/13/1997 vs. Milwaukee
(Chicago lost 4-2)
VS. CURRENT A.L. OPPONENTS
Baltimore (since 2003)..........................3-3
Boston (since 2005)..............................4-5
Chicago (A.L.) (since 1997)................ 45-49
Cleveland (since 1997)..........................7-7
Detroit (since 1998)............................ 4-13
Houston (since 1962 [A.L. 2013])..... 331-377
Kansas City (since 1997)..................... 10-8
L.A. of Anaheim (since 2004).................5-5
Minnesota (since 1997)..................... 12-12
New York (A.L.) (since 2003).................3-6
Oakland (since 2004)............................5-4
Seattle (since 2002)..............................7-5
Tampa Bay (since 2003)........................2-4
Texas (since 2002)................................6-6
Toronto (since 2003).............................4-5
VS. FORMER N.L. CLUBS

Baltimore (1892-1899)...................... 38-60
Buffalo (1879-1885).......................... 61-33
Cincinnati (1876-1880)..................... 33-23
Cleveland (1879-1884)...................... 45-33
Cleveland (1889-1899)...................... 81-77
Detroit (1881-1888).......................... 81-45
Hartford (1876-1877)........................ 10-12
Indianapolis (1878)...............................8-4
Indianapolis (1887-1889).................. 40-18
Kansas City (1886).............................. 17-1
Louisville (1876-1877)........................ 13-9
Louisville (1892-1899)....................... 59-41
Milwaukee (1878)............................... 10-2
New York (1876)....................................7-1
Philadelphia (1876)..............................7-1
Providence (1878-1885).................... 60-46
St. Louis (1876-1877)........................ 12-10
St. Louis (1885-1886)......................... 27-6
Syracuse (1879)....................................8-1
Troy (1879-1882)............................... 35-12
Washington (1886-1889)................... 53-21
Washington (1892-1899)................... 67-33
Worcester (1880-1882)....................... 28-8
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Cubs Vs. Arizona Diamondbacks (53-65 Record)

First Game: 5/11/1998 @ Arizonas Bank One Ballpark
(now known as Chase Field) (Cubs won 4-2)
At Wrigley Field .............................................. 30-27
At Chase Field................................................. 23-38
Last 3-Game Sweep at Wrigley Field 2012 (7/13-15)
Last 3-Game Sweep on Road 2010 (7/5-7)
Last 3-Game Swept at Wrigley Field 1999 (8/9-11) ...
Last 3-Game Swept on Road 2012 (6/22-24)
Last Doubleheader at Wrigley Field: 8/3/06 (split) ...
No doubleheaders played in Arizona ...
No doubleheader sweeps.
Most Wins: 7................................1998
Fewest Wins: 2.............................seven times: last 2009
Most Losses: 7............................1999
Fewest Losses: 1.........................2010
Longest Win Streak: 8.................4/30/2010-4/5/2011
Longest Loss Streak: 7................twice, last: 6/13/2001-
8/17/2002
Most Home Wins: 4.....................2000
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1999
Most Home Losses: 3..................1998, 1999, 2005
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............2008, 2012
Most Road Wins: 4......................1998
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................2000, 2006

Most Road Losses: 5...................2001, 2012
Fewest Road Losses: 0................2010
Most Runs, Cubs: 16...................4/4/2005(16-6)
Most Runs, D-backs: 15..............7/31/2006 (4-15),
Most Runs, Both Teams: 22.........4/4/2005 (16-6)
Largest Margin of Victory: 10........ 4/4/2005 (16-6)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 11 ....... twice, last: 7/31/2006
(4-15)
Longest Game, Innings: 14..........8/1/2003 (4-3)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 11...................twice: last 4/30/10
(11-5)
Most Runs, D-backs: 15..............7/31/2006 (4-15)
Most Runs, Both Teams: 19.........twice: last,

7/31/2006 (4-15)
Largest Margin of Victory: 8........5/6/2004 (11-3)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 11......7/31/2006 (4-15)
Longest Win Streak: 5.................4/30/2010 4/5/2011
Longest Loss Streak: 4................8/5/1998 8/11/1999
CUBS-DIAMONDBACKS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 2-4 1-2 1-2
2005 2-5 1-3 1-2
2006 2-4 2-2 0-2
2007 2-4 1-2 1-2
2008 4-2 3-0 1-2
2009 2-4 1-2 1-2
2010 6-1 3-1 3-0
2011 4-3 2-1 2-2
2012 4-5 3-0 1-5
2013 3-4 1-2 2-2
TOTALS 31-36 18-15 13-21
LAST TRADE WITH D-BACKS

2/18/2013: P Erick Leal and
P Jesus Castillo for OF Tony

Campana
Cubs Vs. Atlanta Braves (1,222-1,029 Record)

First Game: 5/30/1876 at Bostons South End Grounds
(Chicago won 5-1)
Boston (1876-1952).................................... 871-613
Milwaukee (1953-1965)............................... 112-158
Atlanta (Since 1966)................................... 239-258
In Chicago ................................................... 680-450

23rd Street Grounds ...................................5-6

Lakefront Park ......................................... 33-12

West Side Park ........................................ 40-19

South Side Park II .....................................10-8

West Side Grounds .................................139-69

Wrigley Field ........................................ 453-336
On the Road ................................................ 542-579

BOS: South End Grounds I ...................... 38-41

BOS: South End Grounds II ..................... 20-29

BOS: Congress Street Grounds.....................1-2

BOS: South End Grounds III ....................107-84

BOS: Fenway Park .......................................4-8

BOS: Braves Field ................................. 210-190

MIL: County Stadium ............................... 53-82

ATL: Fulton County Stadium.....................83-105

ATL: Turner Field (Since 1997)................. 26-38
Last 3-Game Swept at Wrigley Field 2006 (5/26-28)
Last Doubleheader: 8/13/2008 @ Atlanta (sweep)
Last Wrigley Field Doubleheader Sweep: 5/24/1984
Last Road Doubleheader Sweep 8/13/2008
Most Wins: 21.............................1909
Fewest Wins: 1.............................2005, 2006, 2013
Most Losses: 16..........................1914, 1948, 1954
Fewest Losses: 0.........................2008
Longest Win Streak: 19...............6/12-9/26/1909
348

Since 1900: 7..............................three times: last
8/24/2005 9/10/2006
Most Home Wins: 11...................1922
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1994, 2001, 2006
Most Home Losses: 8..................four times: last 1957
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............1880, 1922, 1998,
2008
Most Road Wins: 11....................1909
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1897, 1898, 1997,

2005, 2013
Most Road Losses: 9...................five times: last 1948
Fewest Road Losses: 0................1876, 1909, 2008
Most Runs, Cubs: 24...................7/1/1885 (24-10),

7/3/1945 (24-2)
Most Runs, Braves: 25.................9/10/1894 (8-25)
Since 1900: 23............................9/2/1957-1 (10-23)
Since 1900: 33............................9/2/1957-1 (10-23)
Largest Margin of Victory: 22......7/3/1945 (24-2)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 17......9/10/1894 (8-25),

6/13/1895 (3-20),

5/20/1996 (1-18)
CUBS-BRAVES
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 3-3 1-2 2-1
2005 1-6 1-2 0-4
2006 1-6 0-3 1-3
2007 4-5 1-2 3-3
2008 6-0 3-0 3-0
2009 2-4 1-2 1-2
2010 2-4 1-2 1-2
2011 3-4 1-3 2-1
2012 4-3 2-1 2-2
2013 1-5 1-2 0-3
TOTALS 27-40 12-19 15-21
LAST TRADE WITH BRAVES

7/30/2012: P Arodys Vizcaino and P Jaye Chapman
for P Paul Maholm and OF
Reed Johnson
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 18...................8/28/1936 (18-3)
Most Runs, Braves: 23.................9/2/1957-1 (10-23)
Most Runs, Both Teams: 33.........9/2/1957-1 (10-23)

4/15/1994 (5-19)
Longest Win Streak: 19...............9/23/1921 6/12/1923
Longest Loss Streak: 7................5/21/1954-7/7/1954,
9/2/1957-1-4/29/1958
Cubs Vs. Chicago White Sox (45-49 Record)

First Game: 6/16/1997 @ Comiskey Park (II)
(now known as U.S. Cellular Field) (Cubs won 8-3)
At Wrigley Field .............................................. 24-23
At U.S. Cellular Field....................................... 21-26
No doubleheaders have been played.
Most Wins: 5................................2007
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1997
Most Losses: 4............................eight times: last 2012
Fewest Losses: 0.........................1998, 2013
Longest Loss Streak: 5................6/27/09-6/12/2010
Most Home Wins: 3.....................1998, 2004, 2008
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1999, 2012
Most Home Losses: 3..................1999, 2012
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............1998, 2004, 2008,
2013
Most Road Wins: 3......................2007

Fewest Road Wins: 0...................2008
Most Road Losses: 3...................2008
Fewest Road Losses: 0................2007, 2013
Most Runs, Cubs: 15...................7/2/2006 (15-11)
Most Runs, White Sox: 13...........6/28/2002 (9-13)
Largest Margin of Victory: 9..........6/18/2012 (12-3)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 10........6/24/2005 (2-12)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 15...................7/2/2006 (15-11)
Most Runs, White Sox: 12...........6/20/2003 (3-12)
Largest Margin of Victory: 7........7/8/2000 (9-2)
Longest Game, Innings: 12..........6/5/1998 (6-5),

7/7/2000 (2-4)
CUBS-WHITE SOX
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 4-2 3-0 1-2
2005 3-3 1-2 2-1
2006 2-4 1-2 1-2
2007 5-1 2-1 3-0
2008 3-3 3-0 0-3
2009 2-4 1-2 1-2
2010 2-4 1-2 1-2
2011 2-4 1-2 1-2
2012 2-4 0-3 2-1
2013 4-0 2-0 2-0
TOTALS 29-29 15-14 14-15
LAST TRADE WITH WHITE

SOX
11/16/2006: P Neal Cotts
for P David Aardsma and
PCarlos Vasquez
Cubs Vs. Cincinnati Reds (1,105-1,101 Record)

First Game: 4/19/1890 at Chicagos League Park
(Chicago won 5-4)
In Chicago ................................................... 601-513

West Side Park ..........................................12-3

South Side Park II .......................................5-8


Wrigley Field ........................................ 442-430
On the Road ................................................ 504-588

League Park I .......................................... 19-16

League Park II ......................................... 19-33

Palace of the Fans ................................... 66-42

Crosley Field ........................................ 272-342

Cinergy Field...........................................89-107

Great American Ball Park (Since 2003).....39-48
Last Doubleheader: 8/18/2012 (split)
Last Wrigley Doubleheader: 9/7/1999 (split)
Last Road Doubleheader Sweep 7/9/1972
Most Wins: 21.............................1945
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1975, 1981
Most Losses: 17..........................1950
Fewest Losses: 1.........................1945
Longest Win Streak: 16...............9/14/1944-2-8/3/1945
Longest Loss Streak: 12..............8/31/1956-

6/2/1957-1
Most Home Wins: 11...................1945
Fewest Home Wins: 1..................six times: last 2013
Most Home Losses: 9..................1943, 1950, 2013
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............1945
Most Road Wins: 10....................1945
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1975, 1981
Most Road Losses: 10.................1956
Most Runs, Cubs: 22...................8/13/1937 (22-6)
Most Runs, Reds: 23...................7/6/1949 (4-23),
Since 1900: 31......................7/28/1977 (16-15,

13 innings)
Since 1900: 18......................four times: last 5/10
7/23/1979 (9-8)
CUBS-REDS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 9-8 5-5 4-3
2005 6-9 3-6 3-3
2006 10-9 5-4 5-5
2007 9-9 4-5 5-4
2008 8-7 6-3 2-4
2009 10-5 6-3 4-2
2010 4-12 1-6 3-6
2011 7-11 5-4 2-7
2012 4-12 2-8 2-4
2013 5-14 1-9 4-5
TOTALS 72-96 38-53 34-43
LAST TRADE WITH REDS

5/19/2012: C Koyie Hill for a
cash consideration
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 22...................8/13/1937 (22-6)
Most Runs, Reds: 18...................6/13/1975 (11-18)
Most Runs, Both Teams: 31.........7/28/1977 (16-15,

13 innings)
Longest Game, Innings: 18..........7/19/1966 (2-3),

5/10-7/23/1979 (9-8)
Longest Win Streak: 12................ 9/14/1944-2-9/3/1945-2
Longest Loss Streak: 12.............. 8/10/2012-6/12/2013
BEAR CUBS
The greatest number of players to make their major league debuts in one season for the Cubs is 20 in 1902. The high number of youngsters that
season was one of the primary reasons why the club was nicknamed the Cubs. With the raid of National League players by American League
teams, many N.L. clubs stocked their spring training rosters with young, unproven players. The Chicago Daily News, noting all the youngsters in the
Chicago camp, used the nickname Cubs for the first time in its March 27, 1902 edition.
349
Cubs Vs. Colorado Rockies (84-82 Record)

First Game: 4/26/1993 @ Colorados Mile High
Stadium (Cubs won 6-3)
At Wrigley Field .............................................. 44-36
On the Road ................................................... 40-46

Mile High Stadium .......................................8-4

Coors Field (Since 1995)......................... 32-42
Last 4-Game Sweep at Wrigley Field 2008 (5/29-6/1)
Last 4-Game Sweep on Road Never done
Last 3-Game Swept at Wrigley Field Never done
Last Doubleheader: 7/19/1997 @ Wrigley Field (sweep)
Most Wins: 8................................1993
Fewest Wins: 2.............................six times: last 2012
Most Losses: 9............................1997
Fewest Losses: 1.........................2004, 2008
Longest Win Streak: 6.................twice: last 10/1/2006 8/10/2007
Most Home Wins: 5.....................1993
Fewest Home Wins: 1..................1994, 1996, 2006,

2009, 2011
Most Home Losses: 5..................1994, 1996
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............2007, 2008, 2010
Most Road Wins: 5......................1994, 1998

Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1997, 2010, 2012
Most Road Losses: 6...................1997
Most Runs, Cubs: 26...................8/18/1995 (26-7)
Most Runs, Rockies: 17..............7/30/2010 (17-2)
Longest Game, Innings: 15..........7/4/1994-2 (2-4)
CUBS-ROCKIES
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 5-1 2-1 3-0
2005 4-3 3-1 1-2
2006 2-4 1-2 1-2
2007 5-2 3-0 2-2
2008 5-1 4-0 1-1
2009 2-4 1-1 1-3
2010 2-3 2-0 0-3
At Wrigley Field
2011 2-4 1-2 1-2
Most Runs, Cubs: 13....................5/4/1993 (13-14,
2012 2-4 2-1 0-3

11 innings), 5/4/1999 2013 3-3 2-1 1-2
(13-12)
TOTALS 32-29 21-9 11-20
Most Runs, Rockies: 14...............5/4/1993 (13-14, 11

innings), 8/9/2001
LAST TRADE WITH ROCKIES
(5-14)
12/8/11: IF Ian Stewart and
P Casey Weathers for OF Tyler

11 innings)
Colvin and IF DJ LeMahieu
Longest Loss Streak: 5................7/4/1994-2-6/9/1995,
8/2/1996-4/16/1997
Cubs Vs. Houston Astros (331-377 Record)

First Game: 4/10/1962 @ Houstons Colt Stadium
(Cubs lost 11-2)
At Wrigley Field ........................................... 186-170
On the Road ................................................ 145-207

Colt Stadium..............................................9-18
Astrodome..............................................83-137

Minute Maid Park (Since 2000)............... 51-52

Miller Park (2008)........................................2-0
Last 3-Game Sweep at Wrigley Field 2012 (6/29-7/1)
Last 3-Game Swept at Wrigley Field 2011 (5/30-6/1)
Last Doubleheader: 8/6/1999 @ Wrigley Field (split)
Most Wins: 11.............................1964, 2009
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1980, 1981
Most Losses: 13..........................1966
Fewest Losses: 1.........................2013
Longest Win Streak: 5.................four times: last 6/14 29/2004
Longest Loss Streak: 13.............. 7/24/1979-8/30/1980
Most Home Wins: 7.....................1963, 1964, 1968

Fewest Home Wins: 1..................four times: last 1999
Most Home Losses: 6..................2002, 2004, 2010
Fewest Home Losses: 1...............six times: last 2013
Most Road Wins: 6......................2004
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1974, 1980, 1981
Most Road Losses: 8...................1966
Most Runs, Cubs: 22...................6/3/1987 (22-7)
Most Runs, Astros: 19.................6/25/1995 (6-19)
Longest Game, Innings: 18..........9/2-9/3/1986 (7-8),

8/15/2006 (8-6)
CUBS-ASTROS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 10-9 4-6 6-3
2005 9-7 4-2 5-5
2006 7-8 2-4 5-4
2007 8-7 6-3 2-4
2008 8-9 4-5 4-4*
2009 11-6 6-3 5-3
2010 7-11 3-6 4-5
2011 8-7 5-4 3-3
2012 8-7 6-3 2-4
2013 2-1 2-1 0-0
TOTALS 78-72 42-37 36-35
* Includes games played at

At Wrigley Field
Miller Park
Most Runs, Cubs: 22....................6/3/1987 (22-7)
Most Runs, Astros: 17..................5/26/1967 (4-17)
LAST TRADE WITH ASTROS
7/2/2013: International
signing bonus slot numbers
Longest Game, Innings: 18..........9/2-9/3/1986 (7-8) two and three for INF Ronald
Longest Win Streak: 7.................. 9/3/1983-8/21/1984
Torreyes
Longest Loss Streak: 8................5/4/2000-
9/27/2001
1-0 ... 1-0 ... 1-0 ... 1-0

In 1906, the Cubs participated in four-consecutive 1-0 contests. The Cubs beat Cincinnati 1-0 July 1 at Chicagos West Side Grounds, then fell the
next day by the same score. The club then swept an Independence Day doubleheader at Pittsburgh by identical 1-0 scores.
That was part of the Cubs 1906 club-record stretch of playing nine straight one-run contests June 24-July 4.
350
Cubs Vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (1,024-1,034 Record)

First Game: 5/29/1890 @ Brooklyns Washington Park
(Chicago lost 8-4)
Brooklyn (1890-1957).................................. 726-667
Los Angeles (Since 1958)............................ 298-367
In Chicago ................................................... 550-487

West Side Park ............................................9-6



Wrigley Field ........................................ 401-395
On the Road ................................................ 474-547

BRK: Washington Park II ..............................4-6

BRK: Eastern Park ................................... 20-27

BRK: Washington Park III ......................... 92-57

BRK: Ebbets Field ................................ 212-272

BRK: Roosevelt Stadium (Jersey City, NJ) .....0-2

LA: Los Angeles Coliseum ........................ 22-22

LA: Dodger Stadium (Since 1962)......... 124-161
Last 3-Game Sweep on Road 2005 (5/30-6/1)
Last Doubleheader: 4/28/2002 @ Wrigley Field (swept)
Last Road Doubleheader Sweep: 7/7/1971
Most Wins: 18.............................1908
Fewest Wins: 1.............................2013
Most Losses: 17..........................1949, 1957
Fewest Losses: 2.........................four times: last 2008
Longest Win Streak: 16................ 7/28/1908-6/20/1909
Longest Loss Streak: 10.............. 6/6-7/28/1947
Most Home Wins: 10...................1910, 1935
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1988, 1999, 2002,
2013
Most Home Losses: 9..................1949

Most Road Wins: 9......................four times: last 1912
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1991, 1998, 2012
Most Road Losses: 10.................1956
Most Runs, Cubs: 28...................8/25/1891 (28-5)
Since 1900: 20......................8/15/1945 (20-6),

5/20/1967 (20-3),

5/5/2001 (20-1)
Most Runs, Dodgers: 21..............9/7/1891-1 (3-21)
Since 1900: 18......................6/4/1943 (5-18),

8/20/1974 (8-18)
Since 1900: 32......................9/14/1935 (18-14)
Since 1900: 19......................5/5/2001 (20-1)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 18......9/7/1891-1 (3-21)
Since 1900: 15......................8/10/1922 (1-16)
Longest Game, Innings: 21..........8/17-8/18/1982
(1-2)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 20....................5/20/1967 (20-3),

5/5/2001 (20-1)
Most Runs, Dodgers: 18..............6/4/1943 (5-18),

8/20/1974 (8-18)
Longest Game, Innings: 21...........8/17-8/18/1982 (1-2)
Longest Win Streak: 17...............7/23/1935-1 7/10/1936
CUBS-DODGERS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 2-4 1-2 1-2
2005 4-2 1-2 3-0
2006 4-2 2-1 2-1
2007 2-5 1-3 1-2
2008 5-2 3-0 2-2
2009 3-5 2-2 1-3
2010 3-4 2-1 1-3
2011 3-3 1-2 2-1
2012 2-4 2-1 0-3
2013 1-6 0-4 1-2
TOTALS 29-37 15-18 14-19
LAST TRADE WITH DODGERS

7/2/2013: P Matt Guerrier
for P Carlos Marmol and
international signing bonus
slot number four
Cubs Vs. Miami Marlins (82-84 Record)

First Game: 5/21/1993 @ Floridas Joe Robbie (now
known as Sun Life) Stadium (Cubs lost 5-3)
At Wrigley Field .............................................. 43-44
On the Road.................................................... 39-40

Sun Life Stadium .................................... 36-36

Marlins Park (Since 2012)...........................3-4
Last Doubleheader: 9/20/2004 @Florida (split)
Last Wrigley Field Doubleheader: 9/10/2004 (split)
Most Wins: 8................................1995
Fewest Wins: 0.............................2007
Most Losses: 9............................1997
Fewest Losses: 2.........................1998, 2002, 2003,
2010
Longest Win Streak: 6.................4/1-7/17/1998
5/12-19/11
Longest Loss Streak: 10..............4/26/06-9/27/07
Most Home Wins: 4.....................1993, 1995
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................2007
Most Home Losses: 5..................1994
Most Road Wins: 5......................1999

Fewest Road Wins: 0.................... 1997, 2000, 2006,

2007, 2012
Most Road Losses: 5...................1993, 1997
Fewest Road Losses: 0................1994, 2005, 2010,
2011
Most Runs, Cubs: 16...................7/20/2003 (16-2)
Most Runs, Marlins: 15...............6/15/2005 (5-15)
Largest Margin of Victory: 14......7/20/2003 (16-2),

6/14/2005(14-0)
CUBS-MARLINS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 3-3 2-2 1-1
2005 5-4 2-4 3-0
2006 2-4 2-1 0-3
2007 0-6 0-3 0-3
2008 4-3 2-2 2-1
2009 4-3 3-1 1-2
2010 4-2 1-2 3-0
2011 3-3 1-3 2-0
2012 2-4 2-1 0-3
2013 4-3 1-2 3-1
TOTALS 31-35 16-21 15-14
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 14....................6/14/2005 (14-0),

8/28/2005(14-3)
LAST TRADE WITH MARLINS
Most Runs, Marlins: 15...............6/15/2005 (5-15)
12/12/2013: OF Justin
Ruggiano for OF Brian
Bogusevic
Longest Loss Streak: 4................twice: last 4/26/06 5/30/07
351
Cubs Vs. Milwaukee Brewers (123-131 Record)

First Game: 6/13/1997 @ Wrigley Field
(Cubs lost 4-2)
At Wrigley Field .............................................. 63-63
On the Road ................................................... 60-68

County Stadium.........................................7-11

Miller Park (Since 2001).......................... 53-57
Last 4-Game Sweep at Wrigley Field Never done
Last 3-Game Swept at Wrigley Field 2002 (5/9-5/12)
No doubleheaders played in Milwaukee ...
Most Wins: 10.............................2003, 2004, 2009
Fewest Wins: 2.............................1997
Most Losses: 13..........................2012, 2013
Fewest Losses: 1.........................1997
Longest Win Streak: 6.................. 5/7-6/24/2003
Longest Loss Streak: 8................. 6/6-8/29/12
Most Home Wins: 5....................... five times: last 2011
Fewest Home Wins: 2..................1997, 2012
Most Home Losses: 6..................2001, 2003, 2012,

2013
Most Road Wins: 7......................2003
Fewest Road Wins: 1...................2000, 2011
Most Road Losses: 8...................2011
Most Runs, Cubs: 19...................4/30/2008 (19-5)
Most Runs, Brewers: 19..............7/1/1999 (12-19)
CUBS-BREWERS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 10-7 5-2 5-5
2005 7-9 4-2 3-7
2006 8-8 4-5 4-3
2007 9-6 5-4 4-2
2008 9-7 4-5 5-2
2009 10-7 5-3 5-4
2010 9-6 3-3 6-3
2011 6-10 5-2 1-8
2012 4-13 2-6 2-7
2013 6-13 3-6 3-7
TOTALS 78-86 40-38 38-48
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 19....................4/30/2008 (19-5)
Most Runs, Brewers: 19...............7/1/1999 (12-19)
Longest Loss Streak: 5................8/23/2001 9/2/2002-1
LAST TRADE WITH BREWERS

8/31/2004: OFBen Grieve
for PAndy Pratt
Cubs Vs. New York Mets (354-350 Record)

First Game: 5/8/1962 @ Wrigley Field (Cubs lost 3-1)
At Wrigley Field ........................................... 189-168
On the Road ................................................ 164-181

Polo Grounds V ..........................................10-8

Shea Stadium ...................................... 146-165

Citi Field (Since 2009).................................8-8
At Tokyo Dome (2000) ....................................... 1-1
Last 3-Game Sweep on Road 9/16-18/1983
Last 4-Game Sweep on Road 1991 (8/2-8/5)
Last 4-Game Swept at Wrigley Field 1970 (6/22-25,

5 games)
Last 4-Game Swept on Road 1985 (6/17-20
Last Doubleheader: 4/22/2000 (swept)
Most Wins: 13.............................1967
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1994, 2002
Most Losses: 14..........................1985
Fewest Losses: 1.........................2003
Longest Win Streak: 8.................. twice: last 9/15/2003 9/24/2004
Longest Loss Streak: 8................. 9/6/1976-4/9/1977,
8/3-9/19/1985
Most Home Wins: 9....................... 1967
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1994

Most Home Losses: 8..................1974
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............2003, 2004, 2008
Most Road Wins: 7......................1974, 1991
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1985, 1999, 2002,
2005
Most Road Losses: 9...................1985
Fewest Road Losses: 1................nine times: last 2013
Most Runs, Cubs: 18.................... 6/11/1967-2 (18-10),

9/16/1972 (18-5)
Most Runs, Mets: 23...................8/16/1987 (10-23)

3/31/2003 (15-2)
Longest Game, Innings: 14..........four times: last

8/11/1991 (3-2)
CUBS-METS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 4-2 3-0 1-2
2005 2-4 2-1 0-3
2006 3-3 1-2 2-1
2007 2-5 1-2 1-3
2008 4-2 2-0 2-2
2009 3-3 2-1 1-2
2010 3-4 2-1 1-3
2011 4-2 2-1 2-1
2012 4-2 2-1 2-1
2013 3-3 1-2 2-1
TOTALS 32-30 18-11 14-19
LAST TRADE WITH METS
1/5/2008: PRyan Myers and

At Wrigley Field
OFCorey Coles for
Most Runs, Cubs: 18....................6/11/1967-2 (18-10),
OFAngel Pagan

9/16/1972 (18-5)
Most Runs, Mets: 23....................8/16/1987 (10-23)
Longest Game, Innings: 14...........5/25/1972 (2-3),

8/11/1991 (3-2)
PHILLING UP THE SCOREBOARD

On August 25, 1922, the Cubs topped Philadelphia 26-23 at Cubs Park in the highest-scoring game in major league history. The teams combined for
51 hits, 23 walks and 25 men left-on-base. A 10-run second inning followed by a 14-run outburst in the fourth helped the Cubs build a 25-6 lead.
Philadelphia fought back and had the bases full when the last out was recorded in the ninth inning.
On May 17, 1979, Dave Kingman hit three homers and drove in six runs, but Philadelphias Mike Schmidt answered with two homers including the
game-winner in the 10th to give the Phillies a 23-22 victory in baseballs highest-scoring game since the 1922 affair. The Cubs had trailed 21-9,
but rallied and tied the score in the eighth.
352
Cubs Vs. Philadelphia Phillies (1,214-1,096 Record)

First Game: 5/11/1883 @ Chicagos Lakefront Park
(Chicago won 11-9)
In Chicago ................................................... 654-514

Lakefront Park ...........................................12-3

West Side Park ........................................ 32-25

South Side Park II ................................... 12-10


Wrigley Field ........................................ 476-387
On the Road ................................................ 560-582

Recreation Park ........................................24-7

Philadelphia Baseball Grounds................. 28-34

Baker Bowl ........................................... 234-202

Shibe Park ........................................... 157-183

Veterans Stadium.................................. 106-136

Citizens Bank Park (since 2004).............. 11-20
Last 4-Game Sweep on Road 1945 (7/6-8, 5 games)
Last 4-Game Swept on Road 1980 (9/29-10/2)
Last Doubleheader: 4/18/2001 @ Wrigley Field (sweep)
Most Wins: 19.............................1906
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1994, 2003, 2009
Most Losses: 17..........................1901, 1953
Fewest Losses: 1.........................1995
Since 1900: 11....................... 7/17-9/11/1929
Longest Loss Streak: 14................ 9/20/1980-9/27/1981-1
Most Home Wins: 10...................1906, 1932, 1938
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................2003, 2009, 2012

Most Home Losses: 9..................1917, 1949
Most Road Wins: 10....................1944
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................four times: last 1994
Most Road Losses: 11.................1954
Most Runs, Cubs: 26.................... 8/25/1922 (26-23)
Most Runs, Phillies: 23...............8/25/1922 (26-23),

5/17/1979 (22-23,

10 innings)

5/5/1938 (21-2)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 26...................8/25/1922 (26-23)
Most Runs, Phillies: 23...............8/25/1922 (26-23),

5/17/1979 (22-23,

10 innings)
Longest Game, Innings: 21...........7/17/1918 (2-1)
Longest Win Streak: 14................ 7/31/1927 7/17/1928
Longest Loss Streak: 9.................. 8/5/1917-5/16/1918,
5/21/1949 9/21/1949-1
CUBS-PHILLIES
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 3-3 2-1 1-2
2005 2-4 1-2 1-2
2006 2-5 1-3 1-2
2007 3-4 2-2 1-2
2008 3-4 2-2 1-2
2009 1-5 0-3 1-2
2010 4-2 3-1 1-1
2011 2-5 1-2 1-3
2012 2-4 0-2 2-2
2013 3-3 2-1 1-2
TOTALS 25-39 14-19 11-20
LAST TRADE WITH PHILLIES

8/7/2008: P Brian Schlitter
for P Scott Eyre
Cubs Vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (1,168-1,235 Record)

First Game: 5/6/1887 @ Chicagos West Side Park
(Chicago lost 6-3)
In Chicago ................................................... 631-567

West Side Park ........................................ 28-19



Wrigley Field ........................................ 488-441
On the Road ................................................ 537-668

Recreation Park ...................................... 16-17

Exposition Park III .................................... 84-74

Forbes Field ......................................... 290-369

Three Rivers............................................88-161

PNCPark (Since 2001)............................ 59-47
Last 4-Game Swept on Road 1983 (6/20-23, 5 games)
Most Wins: 17.............................1890, 1917
Fewest Wins: 3.............................1893, 1972, 2000
Most Losses: 17..........................1921
Fewest Losses: 1.........................1896
Since 1900: 3......................... 1998
Longest Win Streak: 10................ 8/12/1890-4/23/1891,
9/21/2007-5/16/2008
Longest Loss Streak: 11................ 9/21/19786/22/1979

Most Home Wins: 12...................1890
Since 1900: 10....................... 1913
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1972
Most Home Losses: 9..................1901, 1909, 1927
Most Road Wins: 8......................1906, 1917, 1945
Fewest Road Wins: 1...................eight times: last 2010
Most Road Losses: 10.................1924
Since 1900: 1......................... 2005, 2009
Most Runs, Cubs: 24.................... 7/25/1894 (24-6)
Since 1900: 19....................... 9/6/1930 (19-14)
Most Runs, Pirates: 22................9/16/1975 (0-22)
Since 1900: 15....................... 8/14/2009 (17-2)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 18...................4/17/1974 (18-9)
Most Runs, Pirates: 22................9/16/1975 (0-22)
Most Runs, Both Teams: 30.........7/3/1970 (14-16),

7/6/1975 (12-18)
Longest Win Streak: 13................ 7/6/1968-1-6/26/1969
Longest Loss Streak: 9.................. 7/5/1971-9/14/1972
CUBS-PIRATES
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 13-5 7-2 6-3
2005 11-5 4-4 7-1
2006 6-9 4-5 2-4
2007 8-7 4-2 4-5
2008 14-4 7-2 7-2
2009 10-4 5-3 5-1
2010 5-10 4-5 1-5
2011 8-8 3-6 5-2
2012 8-8 3-4 5-4
2013 7-12 4-5 3-7
TOTALS 90-72 45-38 45-34
LAST TRADE WITH PIRATES

7/30/2009: P Tom Gorzelanny and P John Grabow
for P Jose Ascanio, P Kevin
Hart and IF Josh Harrison
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Cubs Vs. St. Louis Cardinals (1,180-1,126Record)

First Game: 4/12/1892 @ St. Louis Sportsmans Park
(Chicago won 14-10)
In Chicago ................................................... 655-505



Wrigley Field ........................................ 494-435
On the Road ................................................ 525-621

Sportsmans Park I ......................................2-2

Association Park (Kansas City, MO)..............1-0

Robison Field ....................................... 149-101

Sportsmans Park II .............................. 203-288

Busch Stadium .................................... 141-190

Busch Stadium II(since 2006) ............... 29-40
Last Doubleheader: 7/12/2009 @ Wrigley (split)
Most Wins: 19.............................1908
Fewest Wins: 3.............................1893, 2000
Most Losses: 16..........................1942, 1944, 1945
Fewest Losses: 2.........................1895
Since 1900: 3......................... 1908, 1918, 1978
Longest Loss Streak: 14................ 4/21-9/7/1944

Most Home Wins: 11...................1905
Fewest Home Wins: 1..................1994
Most Home Losses: 8..................seven times: last 1958
Most Road Wins: 9......................1906, 1908, 1911
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................four times: last 2000
Most Road Losses: 11.................1961
Since 1900: 1......................... four times: last 2010
Most Runs, Cubs: 26...................8/1/1894 (26-8)
Since 1900: 23....................... 4/17/1954 (23-13)
Most Runs, Cardinals: 21............4/27/1977 (3-21)
Since 1900: 15......................9/21/1974 (19-4)
CUBS-CARDINALS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 8-11 4-5 4-6
2005 10-6 5-3 5-3
2006 11-8 8-2 3-6
2007 11-5 4-3 7-2
2008 9-6 4-2 5-4
2009 6-10 4-3 2-7
2010 9-6 4-5 5-1
2011 5-10 3-3 2-7
2012 7-10 5-4 2-6
2013 7-12 4-5 3-7
TOTALS 83-84 45-35 38-49
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 23...................4/17/1954 (23-13)
Most Runs, Cardinals: 21............4/27/1977 (3-21)
Longest Loss Streak: 10................6/27/1943-1-6/21/1944-2
LAST TRADE WITH CARDINALS

8/25/2002: PJared Blasdell
and PJason Karnuth for
PJeff Fassero
Cubs Vs. San Diego Padres (248-205 Record)

First Game: 5/12/1969 @ Wrigley Field (Cubs won 2-0)
At Wrigley Field .............................................135-92
On the Road ................................................ 113-113

Qualcomm Stadium................................. 98-92

PETCOPark (since 2004)......................... 15-21
Last 4-Game Sweep on Road Never done
Most Wins: 11.............................1969
Fewest Wins: 0.............................2006
Most Losses: 8............................1980, 1982, 1991
Fewest Losses: 1.........................1969
Longest Win Streak: 9...................8/19/1970-5/16/1971-2
Most Home Wins: 6.....................1969, 1971, 1987

Fewest Home Wins: 0..................2006, 2010
Most Home Losses: 4..................five times: last 2010
Fewest Home Losses: 0...............six times: last 2012
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1981, 2006, 2012
Most Road Losses: 5...................1980, 2009
Most Runs, Cubs: 23...................5/17/1977 (23-6)
Most Runs, Padres: 14................5/10/1987 (2-14)
CUBS-PADRES
LAST 10 SEASONS
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 23...................5/17/1977 (23-6)
Most Runs, Padres: 13................4/30/2013 (7-13)
Longest Loss Streak: 5................. 6/3/1992-5/7/1993
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 4-2 1-2 3-0
2005 4-3 1-2 3-1
2006 0-7 0-3 0-4
2007 3-5 2-3 1-2
2008 5-2 3-1 2-1
2009 4-5 3-0 1-5
2010 3-5 0-4 3-1
2011 3-3 2-1 1-2
2012 3-3 3-0 0-3
2013 3-4 2-2 1-2
TOTALS 32-39 17-18 15-21
LAST TRADE WITH PADRES

3/19/2013: IF Jose Dore
for PTBNL
SEEING RED
Chicago went 9-6 against the Cardinals in 2008, marking the fourth straight season in which the Cubs won a season series against St. Louis ... prior
to that, the last time the Cubs had won at least four straight season series against the Cardinals was when they won 12 straight from 1902-1913.
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Cubs Vs. San Francisco Giants (1,057-1,130 Record)

First Game: 5/15/1883 @ Chicagos Lakefront Park
(Chicago won 8-7)
New York (1883-1957)................................. 736-781
San Francisco (Since 1958)......................... 321-349
In Chicago ................................................... 580-520

Lakefront Park ...........................................13-2

West Side Park ........................................ 33-24



Wrigley Field ........................................ 411-391
On the Road ................................................ 477-610

NY: Polo Grounds I Southeast................... 23-27

NY: St. George Cricket Grounds ...................2-2

NY: Polo Grounds III ....................................8-7

NY: Polo Grounds IV ................................ 83-94

NY: Hilltop Park ...........................................2-2

NY: Polo Grounds V ............................... 207-298

SF: Seals Stadium ................................... 11-11

SF: Candlestick Park............................. 116-144

SF:AT&T Park (Since 2000)...................... 25-25
Most Wins: 17.............................1946
Fewest Wins: 1.............................1894, 1999, 2012
Most Losses: 17..........................1950, 1961
Fewest Losses: 2.........................2003, 2005, 2007,
2009
Longest Win Streak: 11...............7/7-10/3/1890
Since 1900: 8......................... 6/9-8/22/1977
Longest Loss Streak: 12................ 6/28/1894 5/30/1895-1

Since 1900: 9......................... 6/18-8/23/1950
Most Home Wins: 10...................1907
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1894, 1973
Most Home Losses: 10................1950
Fewest Home Losses: 1...............13 times: last 2009
Most Road Wins: 9......................1906
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1971, 1999, 2012
Most Road Losses: 10.................1961
Most Runs, Cubs: 21...................7/7/1886 (21-9)
Since 1900: 20....................... 8/13/1959 (20-9)
Most Runs, Giants: 22.................6/2/1883 (7-22)
Since 1900: 19....................... 8/5/1922 (7-19),

7/4/1961-1 (3-19)

10 innings)
Since 1900: 29......................8/13/1959 (20-9)
Since 1900: 16....................... 4/23/1960 (2-18),

7/4/1961-1 (3-19)
CUBS-GIANTS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 2-4 1-2 1-2
2005 5-2 2-1 3-1
2006 2-4 1-2 1-2
2007 5-2 3-1 2-1
2008 4-3 2-1 2-2
2009 4-2 1-1 3-1
2010 2-5 1-2 1-3
2011 5-4 3-3 2-1
2012 1-6 1-2 0-4
2013 4-3 1-3 3-0
TOTALS 34-35 16-18 18-17
LAST TRADE WITH GIANTS

8/11/2010: OFEvan
Crawford for IFMike Fontenot
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 20...................8/13/1959 (20-9)
Most Runs, Giants: 19.................7/4/1961-1 (3-19)
7/4/1961-1 (3-19)
Longest Loss Streak: 10................ 6/7/1950-6/22/1951
Cubs Vs. Washington Nationals (276-302Record)

First Game: 4/11/1969 (as Montreal Expos)
@ Wrigley Field (Cubs won 1-0)
Montreal (1969-2004)................................. 248-271
Washington (Since 2005)................................ 28-31
At Wrigley Field ........................................... 152-140
On the Road ................................................ 124-162

MON: Jarry Park ...................................... 33-36

MON: Olympic Stadium...........................75-108

MON/Puerto Rico: Hi Bithorn Stadium.........1-2

WAS:RFKStadium.......................................4-6

WAS: Nationals Park (since 2008)........... 11-10
Most Wins: 13.............................1970
Fewest Wins: 1.............................2005, 2012
Most Losses: 13..........................1974
Fewest Losses: 1.........................2007
Longest Win Streak: 7.................. 10/1/1976-5/15/1977,
9/11/1990-6/2/1991

Most Home Wins: 7.....................1970, 1973
Fewest Home Wins: 0..................1994, 2005
Most Home Losses: 8..................1982
Fewest Road Wins: 0...................1995, 1997, 2006,
2012
Most Road Losses: 8...................1979
Most Runs, Cubs: 15...................9/24/1985 (15-17),

5/14/2000 (15-16)
Most Runs, Nationals: 19............7/4/1977-1 (3-19)
Longest Game, Innings: 18...........6/27-2-28/1973 (4-5),
6/28/1974-1 (8-7)
At Wrigley Field
Most Runs, Cubs: 15...................9/24/1985 (15-17)
Most Runs, Nationals: 19............7/4/1977-1 (3-19)
Largest Margin of Victory: 12......7/6/1970-2 (14-2)
Longest Game, Innings: 18........... 6/27-2-28/1973 (4-5)
Longest Win Streak: 7.....................9/24/1969-7/8/1970-1,
8/24/1997-7/23/1998
Longest Loss Streak: 10................ 6/18/1982-4/7/1983
CUBS-NATIONALS
LAST 10 SEASONS
YR
REC HOME ROAD
2004 3-3 1-2 2-1
2005 1-5 0-3 1-2
2006 2-4 2-1 0-3
2007 6-1 3-0 3-1
2008 3-3 2-1 1-2
2009 5-2 1-2 4-0
2010 4-2 1-2 3-0
2011 3-4 2-1 1-3
2012 1-6 1-2 0-4
2013 3-4 1-3 2-1
TOTALS 31-34 14-17 17-17
LAST TRADE WITH NATIONALS

8/19/2013: PTBNL for OF
David DeJesus
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CUBS VS. AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS OTHER THAN CHICAGO AND HOUSTON
TEAM (YEARS PLAYED)
RECORD HOME ROAD MOST RECENT TRADE
Baltimore Orioles
3-3
1-2
2-1
7/2/2013 P Jake Arrieta, P Pedro Strop and international signing bonus slot

(2003, 2008) numbers three and four acquired for P Scott Feldman and C Steve Clevenger
BostonRed Sox
4-5
3-3
1-2
7/19/2012 P Justin Germano for a cash consideration
(2005, 2011-12)
Cleveland Indians
7-7
3-2
4-5
7/28/2011 OF Abner Abreu, RHP Carlton Smith and cash considerations for
(1997-99, 2006, 2009) OF Kosuke Fukudome
Detroit Tigers
4-13
2-7
2-6
8/5/2012 Two PTBNL (P Josue Carreno and cash on 10/16) for INF Jeff Baker
(1998, 2000-01, 2006, 2009, 2012)
Kansas City Royals
10-8
6-3
4-5
11/26/2013 C George Kottaras for a cash consideration
(1997-2001, 2011)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
5-5
2-3
3-2
3/25/2001 P Mike Fyhrie acquired for INF Jose Nieves
(2004, 2010, 2013)
Minnesota Twins
12-12
8-4
4-8
8/31/2006 INF Phil Nevin traded for a PTBNL (P Adam Harben)
(1997-2001, 2006, 2009, 2012)
New York Yankees
3-6
3-3
0-3
7/26/2013 P Corey Black acquired for OF Alfonso Soriano and cash considerations
(2003, 2005, 2011)
Oakland Athletics
5-4
4-2
1-2
8/27/2012 C Anthony Recker for C Blake Lalli
(2004, 2010, 2013)
Seattle Mariners
7-5
2-1
5-4
12/18/2009 PCarlos Silva and cash for OFMilton Bradley
(2002, 2007, 2010, 2013)
Tampa Bay Rays
2-4
2-1
0-3
1/8/2011 PMatt Garza, OFFernando Perez and PZac Rosscup acquired for
(2003, 2008) PChris Archer, CRobinson Chirinos, INFHak-Ju Lee, OFSam Fuld and OFBrandon
Guyer
Texas Rangers
6-6
3-3
3-3
7/22/2013 INF Mike Olt, P Justin Grimm, P C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL (P Neil
(2002, 2007, 2010, 2013) Ramirez) acquired for P Matt Garza
Toronto Blue Jays
4-5
1-2
3-3
12/10/2001 INF Alex Gonzalez acquired for P Felix Heredia and INF James
(2003, 2005, 2008) Deschaine
HOW THE 2014 CUBS WERE BUILT

Entering Spring Training play, the Cubs 2014 40-man roster was comprised of 10 Cubs draft selections, five non-drafted free agents,
12 trade acquisitions, 11 free-agent signings, one Rule 5 draft selection and one waiver claims.
Heres a breakdown of the Cubs 40-man roster:
Jake Arrieta

Justin Grimm

George Kottaras
Mike Olt

Neil Ramirez

Anthony Rizzo

Zac Rosscup

Justin Ruggiano
Pedro Strop

Christian Villanueva

Arodys Vizcaino

Travis Wood

Arismendy Alcantara
Alberto Cabrera
Welington Castillo
Starlin Castro
Junior Lake
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TRADES(12)
From Baltimore with RHP Pedro Strop and two international
signing bonus slots (slot numbers three and four) for RHP Scott
Feldman and C Steve Clevenger, July 2, 2013
From Texas with INF Mike Olt, RHP C.J. Edwards and a PTBNL
(Neil Ramirez waiver claim 8/23/13) for RHP Matt Garza, July
22, 2013
From Kansas City for a cash consideration, November 26, 2013
From Texas with RHP Justin Grimm, RHP C.J. Edwards and a
PTBNL (Neil Ramirez waiver claim 8/23/13) for RHP Matt
Garza, July 22, 2013
From Texas with RHP Justin Grimm, RHP C.J. Edwards for RHP
Matt Garza, August 23, 2013 (waiver claim) as the PTBNL
From San Diego with RHP Zach Cates for RHP Andrew Cashner
and OF Kyung-Min Na, January 6, 2012
From Tampa Bay with P Matt Garza and OF Fernando Perez for
P Chris Archer, C Robinson Chirinos, INF Hak-Ju Lee, OF Sam
Fuld and OF Brandon Guyer, January 8, 2011
From Miami for OF Brian Bogusevic, December 12, 2013
From Baltimore with RHP Jake Arrieta and two international
signing bonus slots (slot numbers three and four) for RHP Scott
Feldman and C Steve Clevenger, July 2, 2013
From Texas with RHP Kyle Hendricks for RHP Ryan Dempster,
July 31, 2012
From Atlanta with RHP Jaye Chapman for LHP Paul Maholm and
OF Reed Johnson, July 30, 2012
From Cincinnati with OF Dave Sappelt and INF Ronald Torreyes
for LHP Sean Marshall, December 23, 2011
NON-DRAFTED FREE AGENT (5)
Signed November 3, 2008
Signed July 7, 2005
Signed December 8, 2004
Signed October 25, 2006
Signed February 2, 2007
SKyuji Fujikawa
Jason Hammel
Edwin Jackson
James McDonald
Donnie Murphy
Nate Schierholtz
Jorge Soler
Ryan Sweeney
Jose Veras
Carlos Villanueva
Wesley Wright
FREEAGENCY(11)
Signed as a free agent, December 10, 2012
Signed as a free agent, February 13, 2014
Signed as a free agent, January 3, 2013
Signed as a free agent, February 13, 2014
Signed as a free agent, June 30, 2012
Signed as a free agent, October 11, 2013

Darwin Barney
Dallas Beeler
Brett Jackson
Blake Parker
Chris Rusin
James Russell
Jeff Samardzija
Matt Szczur
Josh Vitters
Logan Watkins
FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT (10)

Draft
Phase
6/07
Reg.
6/10
Reg.
6/09
Reg.
6/06
Reg.
6/09
Reg.
6/07
Reg.
6/06
Reg.
6/10
Reg.
6/07
Reg.
6/08
Reg.

Hector Rondon
Round
4th
41st
1st
16th
4th
14th
5th
5th
1st
21st
RULE 5 DRAFT (1)

Draft Phase Round
12/12
Major League 1st
WAIVERCLAIM (1)
Luis Valbuena
Claimed off waivers from Toronto, April 4, 2012

POST-SEASON HISTORY
1906 World Series: White Sox defeated Cubs 4-2
The 1906 Cubs set a modern record by winning 116 games against only 36 losses facing the
Hitless Wonders White Sox in the first one-city World Series, the Cubs were heavily favored to
win their first Fall Classic.
Played in snowy October weather, the first four games were dominated by pitching Nick
Altrock and Mordecai Three Finger Brown dueled in the opener with both pitchers allowing
only four hits, but the White Sox scratched out a 2-1 win Ed Reulbach evened the Series
with a one-hitter the following day the clubs then traded shutouts, leaving the Series tied
after four games.
The Cubs were held to a .196 batting average the White Sox didnt fare much better,
hitting only .198.
SERIES NUMBERS
Cubs Batting: .196, 9 doubles, 0 homers
Cubs Pitching: 3.23 ERA
Top Cubs Batters: Solly Hoffman
.304 ...
Wildfire Schulte
.269, 3 doubles
Top Cubs Pitchers: Orval Overall 1.05 ERA
... Ed Reulbach 1-0, 2.45 ERA
Game 1 Tuesday, October 9 at West Side Grounds

White Sox 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 - 2 4 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 4 2
Altrock (W)
Brown (L)
HR 0
T 1:45, A 12,693
Game 4 Friday, October 12 at South Side Park

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 7 1
White Sox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 1
Brown (W)
Altrock (L)
HR 0
T 1:36, A - 18,385
Game 2 Wednesday, October 10 at South Side Park III

Cubs
0 3 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 - 7 10 2
White Sox 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 1 3
Reulbach (W)
White (L), Owen (4)
HR 0
T 1:58, A - 15,595
Game 5 Saturday, October 13 at West Side Grounds

White Sox 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 - 8 12 6
Cubs
3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 - 6 6 0
Walsh (W), White (7-SV)
Reulbach, Pfiester (3-L), Overall (4)
HR 0
T - 2:40, A - 23,257
Game 3 Thursday, October 11 at West Side Grounds

White Sox 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 - 3 4 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 2
Walsh (W)
Pfiester (L)
HR 0
T 2:10, A - 13,667
Game 6 Sunday, October 14 at South Side Park III

Cubs
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 3 7 0
White Sox 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 x - 8 14 3
Brown (L), Overall (2)
White (W)
HR - 0
T 1:55, A 19,249
POST-SEASON PREEMIES
The youngest Cub to participate in post-season play was Phil Cavarretta, who was just 19 years old when he made his World Series debut in the
1935 Fall Classic against Detroit.
In 1998, Kerry Wood became the youngest Cubs pitcher to see action during the postseason. He was just 21 when he started Game Three of the
Division Series against Atlanta.
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1907 World Series: Cubs Defeated Tigers 4-0 (1 Tie)

Trailing 3-1 with two out in the ninth inning of the Series opener, the Cubs rallied for two runs to
send the game into extra innings after 12 innings, the game was called due to darkness
Cubs pitchers then took over the Series, allowing only three more Tigers runs as Chicago claimed
its first World Series title.
Four Cubs starting pitchers combined for a 0.75 ERA and held future Hall of Famers Ty Cobb
and Sam Crawford to .200 and .238 batting averages, respectively.
SERIES NUMBERS
Top Cubs Batters: Harry Steinfeldt .471
Johnny Evers .350, 2 doubles
Top Cubs Pitchers: Mordecai Brown 1-0,
0.00 ERA Ed Reulbach 1-0, 0.75 ERA
Game 1 Tuesday, October 8 at West Side Grounds

Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 3 9 3
Cubs
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 3 10 5
Donovan
Overall, Reulbach (10)
HR 0
T - 2:40, A - 24,377
Game 4 Friday, October 11 at Bennett Park

Cubs
0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 - 6 7 2
Tigers
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 2
Overall (W)
Donovan (L)
HR 0
T 1:45, A 11,306
Game 2 Wednesday, October 9 at West Side Grounds

Tigers
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 10 1
Cubs
0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 x - 3 8 1
Mullin (L)
Pfiester (W)
HR- 0
T 2:13, A 21,901
Game 5 Saturday, October 12 at Bennett Park

Cubs
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 7 1
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 7 2
Brown (W)
Mullin (L)
HR 0
T 1:42, A 7,370

Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 6 1
Cubs
0 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 x - 5 10 1
Siever (L), Killian (5)
Reulbach (W)
HR 0
T 1:35, A 13,114
1908 World Series: Cubs Defeated Tigers 4-1

The Cubs became the first club to win back-to-back World Series titles, defeating the Tigers in
five games.
Cubs pitchers again dominated, limiting the Tigers to a .203 average and shutting them out
over the last 19 innings of the Series Mordecai Brown and Orval Overall combined to
allow only three runs in 29.1 innings.
The Cubs hit .293 for the Series, topped by Frank Chances .421 average Joe Tinker
connected for the only homer the first in World Series play since 1903.
SERIES NUMBERS
Cubs Batting: .293, 4 doubles, 1 homer
Top Cubs Batters: Frank Chance .421,
3 RBI Wildfire Schulte .389
Top Cubs Pitchers: Mordecai Brown 2-0,
0.00 ERA Orval Overall 2-0, 0.98 ERA
Game 1 Saturday, October 10 at Bennett Park

Cubs
0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 - 10 14 2
Tigers
1 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 - 6 10 3
Reulbach, Overall (7), Brown (8-W)
Killian, Summers (3-L)
HR 0
T 2:10, A 10,812
Game 4 Tuesday, October 13 at Bennett Park

Cubs
0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 3 10 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 1
Brown (W)
Summers (L), Winter (9)
HR 0
T 1:35, A 12,907
Game 2 Sunday, October 11 at West Side Grounds

Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 4 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 x - 6 7 0
Donovan (L)
Overall (W)
HR Tinker (1)
T 1:30, A 17,760
Game 5 Wednesday, October 14 at Bennett Park

Cubs
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 2 10 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 3 0
Overall (W)
Donovan (L)
HR 0
T 1:25, A 6,210
Game 3 Monday, October 12 at West Side Grounds

Tigers
1 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 - 8 12 4
Cubs
0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 7 0
Mullin (W)
Pfiester (L), Reulbach (9)
HR 0
T 2:10, A 14,543
358
1910 World Series: Athletics Defeated Cubs 4-1

After a one-year absence, the Cubs returned for their fourth World Series in five years an aging
Cubs team, however, fell to Connie Macks Athletics.
The Athletics easily took the first three games of the Series the Cubs staved off elimination with a 4-3 comeback win in Game 4, with Mordecai Brown earning the win in relief
the following day, the Athletics scored five runs off Brown in the eighth inning to capture the
World Series with a 7-2 win.
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Top Cubs Batters: Frank Chance .353,
4 RBI Wildfire Schulte .353, 3 doubles
Top Cubs Pitchers: Jack Pfiester 0.00 ERA
Game 1 Monday, October 17 at Shibe Park

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 3 1
Athletics
0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 x - 4 7 2
Overall (L), McIntire (4)
Bender (W)
HR 0
T 1:54, A 26,891
Game 4 Saturday, October 22 at West Side Grounds

Athletics
0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 11
Cubs
1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 - 4 10
Bender (L)
Cole, Brown (9-W)
HR 0
T 2:14, A 19,150
Game 2 Tuesday, October 17 at Shibe Park

Cubs
1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 - 3 8 3
Athletics
0 0 2 0 1 0 6 0 x - 9 14 4
Brown (L), Richie (8)
Coombs (W)
HR 0
T 2:25, A 24,597
Game 5 Sunday, October 23 at West Side Grounds

Athletics
1 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 - 7 9 1
Cubs
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 9 2
Coombs (W)
Brown (L)
HR 0
T 2:06, A 27,374
2
1

Athletics
1 2 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 - 12 16 0
Cubs
1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 5 7 2
Coombs (1)
Reulbach, McIntire (3-L), Pfiester (3)
HR Murphy (1)
T 2:07, A 26,210
1918 World Series: Red Sox Defeated Cubs 4-2

With World War I raging in Europe, the regular season ended three weeks early the Series
opened in early September, with the first three games played in Chicago at Comiskey Park
(due to its seating capacity).
The Red Sox, led by pitcher Babe Ruth, beat the Cubs in six games Hippo Vaughn went
just 1-2 for the Cubs despite allowing only three runs in 27.0 innings.
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Top Cubs Batters: Charlie Pick .389
Fred Merkle .278
Top Cubs Pitchers: Hippo Vaughn 1-2,
1.00 ERA Lefty Tyler 1-1, 1.17 ERA
Game 1 Thursday, September 5 at Comiskey Park

Red Sox
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 0
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 6 0
Ruth (W)
Vaughn (L)
HR 0
T 1:50, A 19,274
Game 4 Monday, September 9 at Fenway Park

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 2 7 1
Red Sox
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 x - 3 4 0
Tyler, Douglas (8-L)
Ruth (W), Bush (9-SV)
HR 0
T 1:50, A 22,183
Game 2 Friday, September 6 at Comiskey Park

Red Sox
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 6 1
Cubs
0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 x - 3 7 1
Bush (L)
Tyler (W)
HR 0
T 1:58, A 20,040
Game 5 Tuesday, September 10 at Fenway Park

Cubs
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 3 7 0
Red Sox
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 5 0
Vaughn (W)
Jones (L)
HR 0
T 1:42, A 24,694
Game 3 Saturday, September 7 at Comiskey Park

Red Sox
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 7 0
Cubs
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 7 1
Mays (W)
Vaughn (L)
HR 0
T 1:57, A 27,054
Game 6 Wednesday, September 11 at Fenway Park

Cubs
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 3 2
Red Sox
0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 x - 2 5 0
Tyler (L), Hendrix (8)
Mays (W)
HR 0
T 1:46, A 15,238
359
1929 World Series: Athletics Defeated Cubs 4-1

The Cubs began a run of a pennant every three years with a rematch against their 1910 Fall
Classic foes the results were the same, as Philadelphia won the Series in five games.
After falling behind two games to one, the Cubs appeared ready to even the Series at two
games apiece as they led Game Four by an 8-0 score entering the bottom of the seventh
inning the Athletics shocked the Cubs by scoring 10 runs in the frame and won the
contest 10-8.
Game 1 Tuesday, October 8 at Wrigley Field

Athletics
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 - 3 6 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 8 2
Ehmke (W)
Root (L), Bush (8)
HR Foxx (1)
Game 2 Wednesday, October 9 at Wrigley Field
Athletics
0 0 3 3 0 0 1 2 0 - 9 12 0
Cubs
0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 3 11 1
Earnshaw (W), Grove (5-SV)
Malone (L), Blake (4), Carlson (6), Nehf (9)
HR Foxx (2), Simmons (1)
T 2:29, A 49,987
Game 3 Friday, October 11 at Shibe Park
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 - 3
Athletics
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1
Bush (W)
Earnshaw (L)
HR 0
T 2:09, A 29,921
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Top Cubs Batters: Hack Wilson .471
Charlie Grimm .389, 1 homer, 4 RBI
Top Cubs Pitchers: Guy Bush 1-0, 0.82
ERA
ame 4 Saturday, October 12 at Shibe Park

G
Cubs
0 0 0 2 0 5 1 0 0 - 8 10 2
Athletics
0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 x - 10 15 2
Root, Nehf (7), Blake (7-L), Malone (7), Carlson (8)
Quinn, Walberg (6), Rommel (7-W), Grove (8-SV)
HR Grimm (1), Simmons (2), Haas (1)
T 2:12, A 29,921
Game 5 Monday, October 14 at Shibe Park
Cubs
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 8 1
Athletics
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 - 3 6 0
Malone (L)
Ehmke, Walberg (4-W)
HR Haas (2)
T 1:42, A 29,921
6 1
9 1
1932 World Series: Yankees Defeated Cubs 4-0

The mighty Yankees, managed by former Cubs skipper Joe McCarthy, easily swept the Series in
four games.
The Yankees won the first two games in New York by scores of 12-6 and 5-2.
Game Three was played at Wrigley Field and featured Babe Ruths supposed called shot
in the fifth inning.
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Top Cubs Batters: Riggs Stephenson .444,
4 RBI Billy Jurges .364
Top Cubs Pitchers: Lon Warneke 5.91 ERA
Game 1 Wednesday, September 28 at Yankee Stadium

Cubs
2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 - 6 10 1
Yankees
0 0 0 3 0 5 3 1 x - 12 8 2
Bush (L), Grimes (6), Smith (8)
Ruffing (W)
HR Gehrig (1)
T 2:31, A 41,459
Game 3 Saturday, October 1 at Wrigley Field

Yankees
3 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 - 7 8 1
Cubs
1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 9 4
Pipgras (1), Pennock (9)
Root (L), Malone (5), May (8), Tinning (9)
HR Ruth (2), Gehrig (2), Cuyler (1), Hartnett (1)
T 2:11, A 49,986
Game 2 Thursday, September 29 at Yankee Stadium

Cubs
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 9 0
Yankees
2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 x - 5 10 1
Warneke (L)
Gomez (W)
HR 0
T 1:46, A 50,709
Game 4 Sunday, October 2 at Wrigley Field

Yankees
1 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 4 - 13 19 4
Cubs
4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 - 6 9 1
Allen, Moore (1-W), Pennock (7-SV)
Bush, Warneke (1), May (4-L), Tinning (7), Grimes (9)
HR Lazzeri (2), Combs (1), Demaree (1)
T 2:27, A 49,844
360
1935 World Series: Tigers Defeated Cubs 4-2

The Cubs and Detroit met in World Series play for the third time, as the Tigers avenged their 1907
and 1908 losses by beating the Cubs in six games.
The Tigers finished off the Series in Game Six with a 4-3 win in Detroit the winning run
scored with two outs in the ninth inning.
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Top Cubs Batters: Billy Herman .333,
1 homer, 6 RBI Frank Demaree 2 homers
Top Cubs Pitchers: Lon Warneke 2-0, 0.54
ERA Tex Carleton 1.29 ERA
Game 1 Wednesday, October 2 at Navin Field

Cubs
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 3 7 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 4 3
Warneke (W)
Rowe (L)
HR Demaree (1)
T 1:51, A 47,391

Tigers
0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 7 0
Cubs
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 2
Crowder (W)
Carleton (L), Root (8)
HR Hartnett (1)
T 2:28, A 49,350
Game 2 Thursday, October 3 at Navin Field

Cubs
0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 - 3
Tigers
4 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 x - 8
Root (L), Henshaw (1), Kowalik (4)
Bridges (W)
HR Greenberg (1)
T 1:59, A 46,742

Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 7 1
Cubs
0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 x - 3 8 0
Rowe (L)
Warneke (W), Lee (7)
HR Klein (1)
T 1:49, A 49,237
6 1
9 2
Game 3 Friday, October 4 at Wrigley Field

Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 - 6 12 2
Cubs
0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 - 5 10 3
Auker, Hogsett (7), Rowe (8-W)
Lee, Warneke (8), French (10-L)
HR Demaree (2)
T 2:27, A 45,532
Game 6 Monday, October 7 at Navin Field

Cubs
0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 - 3
Tigers
1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 - 4
French (L)
Bridges (W)
HR Herman (1)
T 1:57, A 48,420
12 0
12 1
1938 World Series: Yankees Defeated Cubs 4-0

Yankee power again proved too much, as New York swept the Cubs in four games.
The Yankees, in the midst of four consecutive World Series titles, outscored the Cubs 22-9.
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Top Cubs Batters: Joe Marty .500,
1 homer, 5 RBI Stan Hack .471
Top Cubs Pitchers: Bill Lee 2.45 ERA

Yankees
0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 3 12 1
Cubs
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 9 1
Ruffing (W)
Lee (L), Russell (9)
HR 0
T 1:53, A 43,642
Game 3 Saturday, October 8 at Yankee Stadium

Cubs
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 - 2 5 1
Yankees
0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 x - 5 7 2
Bryant (L), Russell (6), French (7)
Pearson (W)
HR Marty (1), Gordon (1), Dickey (1)
T 1:57, A 55,236
Game 2 Thursday, October 6 at Wrigley Field

Yankees
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 - 6 7 2
Cubs
1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 11 0
Gomez (W), Murphy (8)
Dean (L), French (9)
HR Crosetti (1), DiMaggio (1)
T 1:53, A 42,108
Game 4 Sunday, October 9 at Yankee Stadium

Cubs
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 - 3 8 1
Yankees
0 3 0 0 0 1 0 4 x - 8 11 1
Lee (L), Root (4), Page (7), French (8), Carleton (8), Dean (8)
Ruffing (W)
HR ODea (1), Henrich (1)
T 2:11, A 59,847
361
1945 World Series: Tigers Defeated Cubs 4-3

The Cubs suffered their seventh consecutive World Series defeat, falling in seven games to the
Tigers.
In Game Seven, the Tigers battered Hank Borowy and Paul Derringer for five runs in the first
inning and coasted to a 9-3 victory.
Game 1 Wednesday, October 3 at Briggs Stadium

Cubs
4 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 - 9 13 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 6 0
Borowy (W)
Newhouser (L), Benton (3), Tobin (5), Mueller (8)
HR Cavarretta (1)
T 2:10, A 54,637
Game 2 Thursday, October 4 at Briggs Stadium
Cubs
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 7 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 x - 4 7 0
Wyse (L), Erickson (7)
Trucks (W)
HR Greenberg (1)
T 1:47, A 53,636
Game 3 Friday, October 5 at Briggs Stadium
Cubs
0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 - 3 8 0
Tigers
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 1 2
Passeau (W)
Overmire (6), Benton (7)
HR 0
T 1:55, A 55,500
Tigers
0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 - 4 7 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 5 1
Trout (W)
Prim (L), Derringer (4), Vandenberg (6), Erickson (8)
HR 0
T 2:00, A 42,923
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Top Cubs Batters: Phil Cavarretta .423,
Top Cubs Pitchers: Claude Passeau 1-0,
2.70 ERA

Tigers
0 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 2 - 8 11 0
Cubs
0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 - 4 7 2
Newhouser (W)
Borowy (L), Vandenberg (6), Chipman (6), Derringer (7), Erickson
(9)
HR 0
T 2:18, A 43,463
Game 6 Monday, October 8 at Wrigley Field
Tigers
0 1 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 - 7 13 1
Cubs
0 0 0 0 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 - 8 15 3
Trucks, Caster (5), Bridges (6), Benton (7), Trout (8-L)
Passeau, Wyse (7), Prim (8), Borowy (9-W)
HR Greenberg (2)
T 3:28, A 41,708
Tigers
5 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 - 9 9 1
Cubs
1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 10 0
Newhouser (W)
Borowy (L), Derringer (1), Vandenberg (2), Erickson (6), Passeau
(8), Wyse (9)
HR 0
T 2:31, A 41,590
THE SANDBERG GAME

On June 23, 1984, Ryne Sandberg went 5-for-6 with two late-inning dramatic homers and seven RBI in the Cubs 11-inning 12-11 victory over St.
Louis.
Sandberg hit a solo homer off the Cardinals Bruce Sutter in the bottom of the ninth inning to knot the game at 9-9. Then, after St. Louis tallied twice
in the top of the 10th, Sandberg once again knotted the game this time with a two-run shot off Sutter. Following his game-tying homers, the
Cubs won it on Dave Owens RBI single.
The Sandberg Game overshadowed the performance of the Cardinals Willie McGee, who hit for the cycle.
PINCHED BY A PITCHER
On August 11, 2001, San Franciscos Livan Hernandez was the last pitcher to have a four-hit game against the Cubs going 4-for-4 with a solo homer
and three RBI.
On August 8, 2000, Los Angeles pitcher Darren Dreifort hit a pair of homers in a 7-5 victory over the Cubs at Dodger Stadium.
Dreifort was just the fourth pitcher to record a multi-homer game against the Cubs, joining Cincinnatis Frank Foreman (July 4, 1895), the Boston
Braves Jim Tobin who hit three homers (May 13, 1942) and the New York Mets Walt Terrell (August 6, 1983).
362
1984 NLCS: Padres Defeated Cubs 3-2

The Cubs advanced into post-season play for the first time since 1945 after winning the National
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League Eastern Division title with a 96-65 record the Cubs then won the first two games of the
NLCS at Wrigley Field before dropping the final three contests in San Diego.
Cubs
Pitching:
4.15 ERA
The Cubs hit five homers and had 16 hits in routing the Padres 13-0 in Game One, as
winning pitcher Rick Sutcliffe allowed two hits in 7.0 innings and homered behind Steve Top Cubs Batters: Phil Cavarretta .423,
Trout, the Cubs then won the second game 4-2.
San Diego routed the Cubs in Game Three, then won the fourth game 7-5 behind Steve Top Cubs Pitchers: Claude Passeau 1-0,
2.70 ERA
Garveys five-RBI contest.
In the decisive fifth game, Leon Durhams two-run homer and Jody Davis solo shot gave the
Cubs a 3-0 lead entering the bottom of the sixth inning San Diego, though, scored twice in the sixth and four times in the seventh to advance
to the World Series.

Padres
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 6 1
Cubs
2 0 3 0 6 2 0 0 x - 13 16 0
Show (L), Harris (5), Booker (7)
Sutcliffe (W), Brusstar (8)
HR Dernier (1), Matthews (2), Sutcliffe (1), Cey (1)
T 2:49, A 36,282
Game 4 Saturday, October 6 at Jack Murphy Stadium

Cubs
0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 - 5 8 1
Padres
0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 - 7 11 0
Sanderson, Brusstar (5), Stoddard (7), Smith (8-L)
Lollar, Hawkins (5), Dravecky (6), Gossage (8), Lefferts (9-W)
HR Davis (1), Durham (1), Garvey (1)
T 3:13, A 58,354

Padres
0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 - 2 5 0
Cubs
1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 x - 4 8 1
Thurmond (L), Hawkins (4), Dravecky (6), Lefferts (8)
Trout (W), Smith (9-SV)
HR 0
T 2:18, A 36,282
Game 5 Sunday, October 7 at Jack Murphy Stadium

Cubs
2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 5 2
Padres
0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 x - 6 8 0
Sutcliffe (L), Trout (7), Brusstar (8)
Show, Hawkins (2), Dravecky (4), Lefferts (6-W),
Gossage (8-SV)
HR Durham (2), Davis (2)
T 2:41, A 58,359
Game 3 Thursday, October 4 at Jack Murphy Stadium

Cubs
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 5 0
Padres
0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 x - 7 11 0
Eckersley (L), Frazier (6), Stoddard (8)
Whitson (W), Gossage (9)
HR McReynolds (1)
T 2:19, A 58,346
1989 NLCS: Giants Defeated Cubs 4-1

Will Clark was too much for the Cubs to handle, as the Giants first baseman was a one-man
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wrecking crew Clark batted .650 in the NLCS (13-for-20) with two homers including a grand
slam and eight RBI.
Mark Grace did his best to keep the Cubs alive, going 11-for-17 (.647) with five extra-base Cubs Pitching: 5.57 ERA
Top Cubs Batters: Mark Grace .647, 1
hits and eight RBI.
homer, 8 RBI Ryne Sandberg .400, 1
homer, 4 RBI
Top Cubs Pitchers: Mike Bielecki 3.65 ERA

Giants
3 0 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 - 11 13 0
Cubs
2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 3 10 1
Garrelts (W), Brantley (8), Hammaker (9)
Maddux (L), Kilgus (5), Wilson (8)
HR Clark (2), Mitchell (1), Grace (1), Sandberg (1)
T 2:51, A 39,195
Game 4 Sunday, October 8 at Candlestick Park

Cubs
1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 - 4 12 1
Giants
1 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 x - 6 9 1
Maddux, Wilson (4-L), Sanderson (6), Williams (8)
Garrelts, Downs (5-W), Bedrosian (9-SV)
HR Salazar (1), Williams (2)
T 3:13, A 62,078

Giants
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 - 5 10 0
Cubs
6 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 x - 9 11 0
Reuschel (L), Downs (1), Lefferts (6), Brantley (7),
Bedrosian (8)
Bielecki, Assenmacher (5), Lancaster (6-W)
HR Mitchell (2), Williams (1), Thompson (1)
T 3:08, A 39,195
Game 5 Monday, October 9 at Candlestick Park

Cubs
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 2 10 1
Giants
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 x - 3 4 1
Bielecki (L), Williams (8), Lancaster (8)
Reuschel (W), Bedrosian (9-SV)
HR 0
T 2:47, A 62,084
Game 3 Saturday, October 7 at Candlestick Park

Cubs
2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 - 4 10 0
Giants
3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 x - 5 8 3
Sutcliffe, Assenmacher (7), Lancaster (7-L)
LaCoss, Brantley (4), Robinson (7-W), Lefferts (8),
Bedrosian (9-SV)
HR Thompson (2)
T 2:48, A 62,065
363
1998 NLDS: Braves Defeated Cubs 3-0

Atlanta pitching proved to be too much for the Cubs, who needed a Wild Card tie-breaker contest
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against San Francisco to qualify for the postseason.
The Cubs were held to just four runs, 17 hits and a .181 average Braves pitchers recorded Cubs Batting: .181, 2 doubles, 1 homer
Cubs
Pitching:
4.44 ERA
a 1.29 ERA.
Cubs pitchers limited Atlantas offense to just a .228 average Cubs starters gave up only Top Cubs Batters: Scott Servais 2-for-3,
Tyler Houston 1 homer
four earned runs in 20.0 innings.
Two days before the start of the Division Series on September 28 at Wrigley Field the Top Cubs Pitchers: Kevin Tapani 1.00 ERA
Cubs earned a spot in the playoffs as the National Leagues Wild Card team after beating
San Francisco 5-3 Steve Trachsel took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, Gary Gaetti belted a two-run homer, pinch-hitter Matt Mieske singled
in two runs and Rod Beck picked up the save as the Cubs advanced to the playoffs.
Game 1 Wednesday, September 30 at Turner Field

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 5 1
Braves
0 2 0 0 0 1 4 0 x - 7 8 0
Clark (L), Heredia (7), Karchner (7), Morgan (8)
Smoltz (W), Rocker (8), Ligtenberg (9)
HR Houston (1), Tucker (1), Klesko (1)
T 2:34, A 45,598
Game 2 Thursday, October 1 at Turner Field
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 4
Braves
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 - 2 6
Tapani, Mulholland (10-L)
Glavine (7), Rocker (8), Seanez (9), Ligtenberg (10),
O. Perez (10-W)
HR Lopez (1)
T 2:47, A 51,713

Braves
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 - 6 9 0
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 2 8 2
Maddux (W), Ligtenberg (8)
Wood (L), Mulholland (6), Beck (8), Morgan (9)
HR E. Perez (1)
T 2:57, A 39,597
1
0
2003 NLDS: Cubs Defeated Braves 3-2

For the first time since winning the 1908 World Series, the Cubs were victorious in a postseason
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series as such, the Cubs qualified for their first trip to the National League Championship
Series since 1989.
The affair was only the third final and decisive post-season contest in Cubs history the Cubs Pitching: 3.07 ERA
club had dropped Game Seven of the 1945 World Series to Detroit and Game Five of the Top Cubs Batters: Moises Alou .500, 3 RBI
Eric Karros .375, 2 homers, 2 RBI
1984 NLCS to San Diego.
With two victories, Kerry Wood became the first Cub to pick up a pair of wins in a post- Top Cubs Pitchers: Kerry Wood 2-0,
season series since Hank Borowy in the 1945 World Series he fanned 18 batters in the 1.76 ERA Mark Prior 1-0, 1.00 ERA
two starts, surpassing the club-record 17 recorded by Hippo Vaughn in the 1918 World
Series in the series-opening 4-2 victory, he had two hits and drove in the game-winning run with a two-run double in the Cubs four-run
sixth inning.
In Game Three (a 3-1 Cubs win), Mark Prior went the distance allowing two hits while fanning seven he was the first Cubs pitcher to throw
a complete game in the postseason since Claude Passeau accomplished the feat in Game Three of the 1945 World Series in the process,
he also became the second hurler to throw a two-hitter in a Division Series affair, joining Nolan Ryan (October 6, 1981).
Game 1 Tuesday, September 30 at Turner Field

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 - 4 10 0
Braves
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 2 3 1
Wood (W), Remlinger (8), Farnsworth (8), Borowski (9-SV)
Ortiz (L), King (6), Gryboski (6), Wright (7), Mercker (8), Hernandez (9)
HR Giles (1)
T 3:21, A 52,043
Game 2 Wednesday, October 1 at Turner Field
Cubs
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 6 0
Braves
1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 x - 5 13 0
Zambrano, Farnsworth (6), Veres (8-L)
Hampton, King (7), Gryboski (7), Smoltz (8-W)
HR 0
T 3:07, A -53,743
Game 3 Friday, October 3 at Wrigley Field
Braves
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 1
Cubs
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 x - 3
Maddux (L), Wright (7), Gryboski (8)
Prior (W)
HR 0
T 2:43, A 39,982
364

Braves
0 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 - 6 12 0
Cubs
0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 - 4 10 0
Ortiz (W), King (6), Gryboski (6), Wright (7), Cunnane (8), Smoltz
(9-SV)
Clement (L), Alfonseca (5), Remlinger (6), Veres (7), Farnsworth
(7), Guthrie (8), Cruz (9)
HR C. Jones (2), Karros (2)
T 3:40, A 39,983
Game 5 Sunday, October 5 at Turner Field
Cubs
1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 - 5 9 0
Braves
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 5 1
Wood (W), Borowski (9)
Hampton (L), Gryboski (7), Wright (8), Cunnane (9), King (9)
HR Gonzalez (1), Ramirez (1)
T 2:50, A 54,357
2 4
8 0
2003 NLCS: Marlins Defeated Cubs 4-3

Five outs thats all that stood between the Cubs 3-0 lead in Game Six and their first trip to the
SERIES NUMBERS
Fall Classic since 1945 ... before two of those outs could be recorded, Florida stunned the Cubs
with an eight-run eighth-inning rally.
Cubs
Pitching:
4.36 ERA
By the time the fateful eighth was over, the Marlins had sent 12 batters to the plate the
eight runs were the most in an NLCS inning since St. Louis plated nine in the second inning Top Cubs Batters: Moises Alou .310, 2
homers, 5 RBI Sammy Sosa .308, 2
October 13, 1985, against Los Angeles.
There was another day for the Cubs, however in Game Seven, they found themselves down homers, 6 RBI Alex Gonzalez .286, 3
3-0 early before rallying to tie the score in the bottom of the second including a two-run homers, 7 RBI
shot by Kerry Wood his roundtripper was just the fourth by a pitcher in NLCS history and Top Cubs Pitchers: Matt Clement 1-0,
the first since the Cubs Rick Sutcliffe went deep in Game One of the 1984 NLCS vs. San 3.52 ERA Mark Prior 1-1, 3.14 ERA
Diego the Cubs then went ahead 5-3 in the third inning on Moises Alous two-run homer
from that point, though, the Cubs were held to just one hit a Troy OLeary pinch homer in the seventh off Josh Beckett as the Marlins
pushed across six runs from the fifth through seventh innings.
In the process, the Marlins became the fourth team in League Championship Series history to overcome a three-games-to-one deficit in
advancing to the World Series.

Marlins
0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 - 9 14 1
Cubs
4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 - 8 11 1
Beckett, Fox (7), Urbina (9-W), Loooper (11-SV)
Zambrano, Remlinger (7), Farnsworth (7), Borowski (9), Guthrie
(11-L), Alfonseca (11)
HR Rodriguez (1), Cabrera (1), Encarnacion (1), Lowell (1), Alou
(1), Gonzalez (1), Sosa (1)
T 3:44, A 39,567
Marlins
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 - 3 9 1
Cubs
2 3 3 0 3 1 0 0 x - 12 16 1
Penny (L), Bump (3), Helling (4), Pavano (7), Tejera (8)
Prior (W), Veres (8), Guthrie (9)
HR Lee (1), Cabrera (2), Sosa (2), Ramirez (1), Gonzalez (2)
T 3:02, A 39,562
Game 3 Friday, October 10 at Pro Player Stadium
Cubs
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 - 5 12 0
Marlins
0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 - 4 10 0
Wood, Farnsworth (7), Borowski (8-W), Remlinger (11-SV)
Redman, Fox (7), Urbina (9), Tejera (11-L), Looper (11)
HR Simon (1)
T 4:16, A 65,115
Game 5 Sunday, October 12 at Pro Player Stadium

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 0
Marlins
0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 x - 4 8 0
Zambrano (L), Veres (6), Alfonseca (7), Remlinger (8)
Beckett (W)
HR Lowell (2), Rodriguez (2), Conine (1)
T 2:42, A 65,279
Marlins
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 - 8 9 0
Cubs
1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 - 3 10 2
Pavano, Willis (6), Fox (7-W), Urbina (8)
Prior (L), Farnsworth (8), Remlinger (8), Alfonseca (9)
HR 0
T 3:00, A 39,577
Marlins
3 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 - 9 12 0
Cubs
0 3 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 - 6 6 0
Redman, Penny (4-W), Beckett (5), Urbina (9-SV)
Wood (L), Farnsworth (6), Veres (7), Remlinger (8),
Borowski (8)
HR Cabrera (3), Wood (1), Alou (2), OLeary (1)
T 3:11, A 39,574
Game 4 Saturday, October 11 at Pro Player Stadium

Cubs
4 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 - 8 8 0
Marlins
0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 - 3 6 1
Clement (W), Farnsworth (8)
Willis (L), Helling (3), Bump (6), Penny (8), Pavano (9)
HR Ramirez (2)
T 2:58, A 65,829
WALKING OFF TO APPLAUSE
The last time the Cubs won consecutive contests with walkoff homers took place September 12-September 13, 1998, when Orlando Merced and
Mark Grace hit game-ending shots against Milwaukee.
365
2007 NLDS: Diamondbacks Defeated Cubs 3-0

In the teams first post-season appearance since 2003, the Cubs were swept by the Arizona
SERIES NUMBERS
Diamondbacks, three-games-to-none, in the National League Division Series ... Chicago batted
just .194 (19-for-98) in the series with six runs scored ... Chicago batted just .087 (2-for-23) Cubs Batting: .194, 3 doubles, 1 homer
Cubs
Pitching:
5.76 ERA
with runners in scoring position while Geovany Soto hit the clubs lone home run - a two-run blast
Top Cubs Batters: Mark DeRosa .333
in Game Two off Arizonas Doug Davis.
Sotos long ball made him just the second Cubs rookie to ever homer in a post-season Daryle Ward .500, 2 RBI
contest ... previously, Cubs rookie Frank Demaree homered off the Yankees Johnny Allen on Top Cubs Pitchers: Carlos Zambrano 0-0,
1.50 ERA (6.0 IP) Bob Howry
October 2, 1932, in the fourth game of the 1932 World Series at Wrigley Field..
The Cubs dropped Game One, 4-1, as Carlos Zambrano went up against Arizonas Bran- 0-0, 0.00 ERA (3.0 IP)
don Webb ... the game was tied 1-1 before the Diamondbacks scored two runs off Carlos
Marmol in the seventh.
Chicago enjoyed its only lead of the series when Sotos two-run homer in the second inning of Game Two at Chase Field gave the Cubs an early
2-0 ... Arizona rebounded for four runs in the bottom half of the inning and would hold the lead for the remainder of the game.
In Game Three, the Diamondbacks touched Rich Hill for three runs in 3.0 innings of work as Chicago went 0-for-9 with runners in scoring
position.
Game 1 Wednesday, October 3 at Chase Field

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 4 0
DBacks
0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 x - 3 6 1
Zambrano, Marmol (7-L), Howry (8)
Webb (W), Lyon (8), Valverde (9-SV)
HR Drew (1), Reynolds (1)
T 2:33, A 48,864

DBacks
2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 - 5 10 1
Cubs
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 7 0
Hernandez (W), Pena (7), Lyon (8), Valverde (9)
Hill (L), Wuertz (4), Marmol (5), Howry (7), Wood (9)
HR Young (2), Drew (2), Byrnes (1)
T 3:22, A 42,157
Game 2 Thursday, October 4 at Chase Field

Cubs
0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 4 8 0
DBacks
0 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 x - 8 9 1
Lilly (L), Hart (4), Eyre (5), Wuertz (5), Wood (6), Dempster (8)
Davis (W), Cruz (6), Pena (7), Lyon (8), Valverde (9)
HR Soto (1), Young (1)
T 3:44, A 48,575
2008 NLDS: Dodgers Defeated Cubs 3-0

After leading the National League with 97 wins, the Cubs were swept out of the National League
SERIES NUMBERS
Division Series, three-games-to-none, for the second straight season ... Chicago starters compiled a 5.87 ERA(10 ER/15.1 IP) ... Ryan Dempster issued a career-high seven free passes Cubs Batting: .240, 8 doubles, 1 homer
inGame Ones 7-2 setback.
Derrek Lee extended his post-season hitting streak to six games with a 3-for-4 Game Three Top Cubs Batters: Derrek Lee .545, 3
performance ... hit at a .545 clip (6-for-11) with three doubles and two runs scored on the doubles Mark DeRosa .333, 2 doubles,
4 RBI, 1 homer
series.
Mark DeRosa gave the Cubs their only lead of the series with a one-out, two-run homer in Top Cubs Pitchers: Neal Cotts 0-0, 0.00
the second inning of Game One ... the Dodgers responded with seven unanswered runs, ERA (1.2 IP) Sean Marshall 0-0, 2.70
ERA (1 ER/3.1 IP)
highlighted by James Loneys fifth-inning grand slam.
Carlos Zambrano struggled in Game Two, surrendering seven runs (three earned) in the
Dodgers 10-3 victory ... Los Angeles posted five runs in the second frame and never looked back ... the Cubs committed four errors in the
game, one-shy of matching their post-season record (5).
A two-run double by Loney in the first inning proved to be all the offense the Dodgers needed in Game Three ... pinch-hitter Daryle Ward singled
in Lee for the Cubs lone run in the 3-1 loss.

Dodgers
0 0 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 - 7 8 1
Cubs
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 9 0
Lowe (W), Wade (7-H), Broxton (8), Maddux (9)
Dempster (L), Marshall (5), Samardzija (8), Marquis (9)
HR Martin (1), Ramirez (1), Loney (1), DeRosa (1)
T 3:10, A 42,099
Game 3 Saturday, October 4 at Dodger Stadium

Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 1 8 1
Dodgers
2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 X - 3 6 0
Harden (L), Marshall (5), Marmol (6), Cotts (8)
Kuroda (W), Wade (7-H), Broxton (8-SV)
HR None
T 3:03, A 56,000

Dodgers
0 5 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 - 10 12 0
Cubs
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 - 3 8 4
Billingsley (W), Wade (7), Saito (9), Broxton (9)
Zambrano (L), Cotts (7), Marmol (8), Wood (9)
HR Ramirez (2)
T 3:10, A 42,136
366
Cubs All-Time Post-Season Roster

Alexander, Manny-1998
Alfonseca, Antonio-2003
Alou, Moises-2003
Archer, Jimmy-1910
Assenmacher, Paul-1989
Bako, Paul-2003
Barber, Turner-1918
Beaumont, Ginger-1910
Beck, Rod-1998
Becker, Heinz-1945
Bielecki, Mike-1989
Blair, Footsie-1929
Blake, Sheriff-1929
Blanco, Henry-2008
Blauser, Jeff-1998
Block, Cy-1945
Borowski, Joe-2003
Borowy, Hank-1945
Bosley, Thad-1984
Bowa, Larry-1984
Brown, Brant-1998
Brown, Mordecai-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Brusstar, Warren-1984
Bryant, Clay-1938
Bush, Guy-1929, 1932
Carleton, Tex-1935, 1938
Carlson, Hal-1929
Cavarretta, Phil-1935, 1938, 1945
Cedeno, Ronny-2007, 2008
Cey, Ron-1984
Chance, Frank-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Chipman, Bob-1945
Clark, Mark-1998
Clement, Matt-2003
Cole, King-1910
Collins, Ripper-1938
Cotto, Henry-1984
Cotts, Neal-2008
Cruz, Juan-2003 (only pitched in DS)
Cuyler, Kiki-1929, 1932
Davis, Jody-1984
Dawson, Andre-1989
Deal, Charlie-1918
Dean, Dizzy-1938
Demaree, Frank-1932, 1935, 1938
Dempster, Ryan-2007, 2008
Dernier, Bobby-1984
DeRosa, Mark-2007, 2008
Derringer, Paul-1945
Douglas, Phil-1918
Dunston, Shawon-1989
Durham, Leon-1984
Eckersley, Dennis-1984
Edmonds, Jim-2008
English, Woody-1929, 1932
Erickson, Paul-1945
Evers, Johnny-1906, 1907, 1908
Eyre, Scott-2007
Farnsworth, Kyle-2003
Flack, Max-1918
Floyd, Cliff-2007
Fontenot, Mike-2007, 2008
Frazier, George-1984
French, Larry-1935, 1938
Fukudome, Kosuke-2008
Gaetti, Gary-1998
Galan, Augie-1935, 1938
Gessler, Doc-1906
Gillespie, Paul-1945
Girardi, Joe-1989
Glanville, Doug-2003
Gonzalez, Alex-2003
Gonzalez, Mike-1929
Goodwin, Tom-2003
Grace, Mark-1989, 1998
Grimes, Burleigh-1932
Grimm, Charlie-1929, 1932
Grudzielanek, Mark-2003
Gudat, Marv-1932
Guthrie, Mark-2003
Hack, Stan-1932, 1935, 1938, 1945
Harden, Rich-2008
Hart, Kevin-2007
Hartnett, Gabby-1929, 1932, 1935, 1938
Heathcote, Cliff-1929
Hebner, Richie-1984
Hemsley, Rollie-1932
Hendrix, Claude-1918
Henshaw, Roy-1935
Heredia, Felix-1998
Herman, Billy-1932, 1935, 1938
Hernandez, Jose-1998
Hill, Glenallen-1998
Hill, Rich-2007
Hofman, Solly-1906, 1908, 1910
Hollocher, Charlie-1918
Hornsby, Rogers-1929
Houston, Tyler-1998
Howard, Del-1907, 1908
Howry, Bob-2007, 2008
Hughes, Roy-1945
Johnson, Don-1945
Johnson, Lance-1998
Johnson, Reed-2008
Jones, Jacque-2007
Jurges, Billy-1932, 1935, 1938
Kane, John-1910
Karchner, Matt-1998
Karros, Eric-2003
Kendall, Jason-2007
Kilgus, Paul-1989
Killefer, Bill-1918
Klein, Chuck-1935
Kling, Johnny-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Koenig, Mark-1932
Kowalik, Fabian-1935
Lake, Steve-1984
Lancaster, Les-1989
Law, Vance-1989
Lazzeri, Tony-1938
Lee, Bill-1935, 1938
Lee, Derrek-2007, 2008
Lilly, Ted-2007, 2008
Lindstrom, Freddie-1935
Livingston, Mickey-1945
Lofton, Kenny-2003
Lopes, Davey-1984
Lowrey, Peanuts-1945
Maddux, Greg-1989
Malone, Pat-1929, 1932
Mann, Les-1918
Marmol, Carlos-2007, 2008
Marquis, Jason-2007, 2008
Marshall, Sean-2008
Martinez, Ramon-2003
Martinez, Sandy-1998
Marty, Joe-1938
Matthews, Gary-1984
May, Jakie-1932
McCabe, Bill-1918
McClendon, Lloyd-1989
McCullough, Clyde-1945
McIntire, Harry-1910
McMillan, Norm-1929
Merkle, Fred-1918
Merullo, Lennie-1945
Miller, Damian-2003
Moore, Johnny-1932
Moran, Pat-1906, 1907
Morandini, Mickey-1998
Moreland, Keith-1984
Morgan, Mike-1998
Mulholland, Terry-1998
Murton, Matt-2007
Needham, Tom-1910
Nehf, Art-1929
Nicholson, Bill-1945
ODea, Ken-1935, 1938
OFarrell, Bob-1918
OLeary, Troy-2003
Overall, Orval-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Pafko, Andy-1945
Page, Vance-1938
Paskert, Dode-1918
Passeau, Claude-1945
Pfiester, Jack-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Pick, Charlie-1918
Pie, Felix-2007, 2008
Prim, Ray-1945
Prior, Mark-2003
Ramirez, Aramis-2003, 2007, 2008
Ramos, Domingo-1989
Remlinger, Mike-2003
Reulbach, Ed-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Reynolds, Carl-1938
Richie, Lew-1910
Rodriguez, Henry-1998
Root, Charlie-1929, 1932, 1935, 1938
Russell, Jack-1938
Salazar, Luis-1989
Samardzija, Jeff-2008
Sandberg, Ryne-1984, 1989
Sanderson, Scott-1984, 1989
Sauer, Ed-1945
Schulte, Wildfire-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Schuster, Bill-1945
Secory, Frank-1945
Servais, Scott-1998
Sheckard, Jimmy-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Simon, Randall-2003
Slagle, Jimmy-1907
Smith, Bob-1932
Smith, Dwight-1989
Smith, Lee-1984
Soriano, Alfonso-2007, 2008
Sosa, Sammy-1998, 2003
Soto, Geovany-2007, 2008
Steinfeldt, Harry-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Stephenson, Riggs-1929, 1932
Stephenson, Walter-1935
Stoddard, Tim-1984
Sutcliffe, Rick-1984, 1989
Tapani, Kevin-1998
Taylor, Zack-1929
Theriot, Ryan-2007, 2008
Tinker, Joe-1906, 1907, 1908, 1910
Tinning, Bud-1932
Tolson, Chick-1929
Trout, Steve-1984
Tyler, Lefty-1918
Vandenberg, Hy-1945
Vaughn, Hippo-1918
Veres, Dave-2003
Veryzer, Tom-1984
Walton, Jerome-1989
Ward, Daryle-2007, 2008
Warneke, Lon-1932, 1935
Webster, Mitch-1989
Wilkerson, Curtis-1989
Williams, Dewey-1945
Williams, Mitch-1989
Wilson, Hack-1929
Wilson, Steve-1989
Wood, Kerry-1998, 2003, 2007, 2008
Woods, Gary-1984
Wortman, Chuck-1918
Wrona, Rick-1989
Wynne, Marvell-1989
Wuertz, Michael-2007
Wyse, Hank-1945
Zambrano, Carlos-2003, 2007, 2008
Zeider, Rollie-1918
Zimmerman, Heinie-1907, 1910
367
Cubs Single-Game Post-Season Records

CLUB BATTING
CLUB MISCELLANEOUS
MOST FEWEST
55 1945-6...........................Plate Appearances.30 4 times, last: 2003 LCS-5
46 1945-6....................................At-Bats..............27 4 times, last: 1918-6
13 1984-1................................Runs Scored..0 1906-3, 1918-1, 2003 LCS-5
16 1984-1, 2003 LCS-2..................Hits................... 2 1906-3, 2003 LCS-5
34 1984-1.................................Total Bases...........................2 2003 LCS-5
12 1908-1....................................Singles.....................................1 1906-3
5 1907-3..................................... Doubles..................................................... 0
2 2003 LCS-1, 2003 LCS-3...........Triples...................................................... 0
5 1984-1...................................Home Runs.................................................. 0
9 2003 LCS-1........................ Extra-Base Hits... 0 9 times, last: 2003 LCS-5
7 1907-1................................. Stolen Bases................................................. 0
9 1910-2................................Bases on Balls.......... 0 4 times, last: 1998-3
13 1929-1, 1929-2, 2007 LDS-2....Strikeouts..................... 0 1918-2, 1918-4
MOST
Largest Victory: 13 runs 13-0............................. 1984-1
Most Lopsided Shutout: 13-0................................. 1984-1
CLUB PITCHING
MOST FEWEST
6 2003 DS-4..................... Relief Pitchers Used........................................... 0
12.0 1907-1, 1945-6............ Innings Pitched...................... 8.0 many times
19 1932-4................................Hits Allowed................... 1 1906-2, 1945-3
4 1932-3, 2003 LCS-1.......Home Runs Allowed............................................ 0
13 1932-4............................... Runs Allowed............ 0 9 times, last: 1984-1
13 1932-4.........................Earned Runs Allowed....0 11 times, last: 1984-1
8 1935-4, 1945-7, 2008 LDS-1.Bases on Balls Allowed......... 0 1908-4, 1984-3
14 2003 DS-1............................Strikeouts.............. 1 6 times, last: 1945-3
Both Clubs

Runs: 19 (Cubs 6-Yankees 13)..................... 1932-4
Hits: 28.......................................... 1932-4, 1945-6

Home Runs: 7....................................... 2003 LCS-1

Base on Balls: 14........................................ 1945-6
Strikeouts: 25.........................................2003 DS-1
Home Attendance: 50,740..................................... 1929-1
Road Attendance: 65,829............................... 2003 LCS-4
FEWEST
Largest Defeat: 8 runs 3-11................................ 1989-1
Most Lopsided Shutout Loss: 0-3........................... 1906-3
Both Clubs

Runs: 1 (1-0).............................................. 1906-4,

1 (0-1)............................................... 1918-1
Hits: 6.......................................................... 1906-3

Base on Balls: 1.......................................... 1938-1
Strikeouts: 1................................................ 1918-4
Home Attendance: 12,693..................................... 1906-1
Road Attendance: 6,210........................................ 1908-5
Cubs Single-Series Post-Season Records

CLUB BATTING
MOST FEWEST
.303 1989............................. Batting Average........................... .181 1998
252 2003 LCS..............................At-Bats...................................... 94 1998
43 2003 LCS............................Runs Scored.................................... 4 1998
65 1945, 2003 LCS.........................Hits......................................... 17 1998
16 1945...................................... Doubles........................................ 2 1998
4 2003 LCS...................................Triples...................................................... 0
13 2003 LCS.............................Home Runs.................................................. 0
27 2003 LCS......................... Extra-Base Hits.................................. 3 1998
23 2003 LCS..........................Bases on Balls.................................. 5 1998
57 2003 LCS..............................Strikeouts.................................... 14 1918
CLUB PITCHING
MOST FEWEST
0.75 1907..........................Earned Run Average......................... 9.26 1932
66.0 2003 LCS...................... Innings Pitched......................25.0 2007 LDS
68 2003 LCS............................Hits Allowed.................................. 23 1998
10 2003 LCS......................Home Runs Allowed............................................ 0
40 2003 LCS........................... Runs Allowed.................................... 6 1907
35 1932............................Earned Runs Allowed.............................. 4 1907
33 1945.......................... Bases on Balls Allowed............................ 9 1907
45 2003 LCS..............................Strikeouts.................................... 16 1938
.186 1918...........................Opponents Batting........................ .316 1910
HOOTON HOLLERIN
The only Cubs draft selection to make his professional debut with the major league club was Burt Hooton the clubs 1st-round pick (and second
overall selection) in the secondary phase of the June 1971 draft. Hooton made his debut on June 17, 1971, vs. Steve Carlton and the St. Louis
Cardinals (and did not figure in the decision in the Cubs 7-6 win) before being sent to the minors.
368
Cubs Individual Post-Season Records

SINGLE-GAME BATTING
Most Plate Appearances: 7...................................Stan Hack 1945-6
Most At-Bats: 6.................... 5 times, last: Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS-3,

Moises Alou 2003 LCS-3
Most Times Reaching Safely: 6.............................Stan Hack 1945-6
Most Runs Scored: 3.................6 times, last: Paul Bako 2003 LCS-2,

Alex Gonzalez 2003 LCS-2
Most Hits: 4.......................................................... Stan Hack 1945-6,

Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS-2
Most Consecutive Hits: 6...................... Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS-2&3
Most Total Bases: 9........................................Eric Karros 2003 DS-4,

Aramis Ramirez 2003 LCS-4
Most Singles: 4..........................................Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS-2
Most Doubles: 2....................... 7 times, last: Derrek Lee 2008 LDS-3
Most Triples: 1......................................................................22 times
Most Home Runs: 2....................................... Gary Matthews 1984-1,

Eric Karros 2003 DS-4,

Alex Gonzalez 2003 LCS-2,

Aramis Ramirez 2003 LCS-4
Grand Slams: ......................................... Aramis Ramirez 2003 LCS-4
Pinch-Hit Homers:........................................Troy OLeary 2003 LCS-7
Pitchers Hitting Homers:..................................Rick Sutcliffe 1984-1,

Kerry Wood 2003 LCS-7
Most Extra-Base Hits: 2......... 18 times, last: Derrek Lee 2008 LDS-3
Most Runs Batted In: 6.......................... Aramis Ramirez 2003 LCS-4
Most Sacrifice Hits: 3............................................Joe Tinker 1906-4
Most Stolen Bases: 2........... 10 times, last: Kenny Lofton 2003 DS-3
Most Base on Balls: 3...........4 times, last: Sammy Sosa 2003 LCS-4
Most Strikeouts: 3...... 14 times, last: Kosuke Fukudome 2008 LDS-2
SINGLE-SERIES BATTING
Most Plate Appearances: 35......................... Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS
Batting Average: .647............................................ Mark Grace 1989
Most At-Bats: 31........................................... Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS
Most Times Reaching Safely: 15... 4 times, last: Sammy Sosa 2003 LCS
Most Runs Scored: 8..................................... Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS
Most Hits: 11..................................................... Phil Cavarretta 1945,

Stan Hack 1945,

Mark Grace 1989
Most Total Bases: 19..............................................Mark Grace 1989,

Alex Gonzalez 2003 LCS
Most Singles: 9............................................... Moises Alou 2003 DS,

Kenny Lofton 2003 LCS
Most Doubles: 3..................................7 times, last: Derrek Lee 2008
Most Home Runs: 3......................................Alex Gonzalez 2003 LCS,

Aramis Ramirez 2003 LCS
Most Extra-Base Hits: 5.........................................Mark Grace 1989,

Ryne Sandberg 1989,

Alex Gonzalez 2003 LCS
Most Runs Batted In: 8...................................... Bill Nicholson 1945,

Mark Grace 1989
Most Sacrifice Hits: 4.......................................... Don Johnson 1945
Most Stolen Bases: 5.......................................... Jimmy Slagle 1907,

Frank Chance 1908
Most Base on Balls: 7..................................... Jimmy Sheckard 1910
Most Strikeouts: 9.........................................Sammy Sosa 2003 LCS
Most Pinch At-Bats: 5.......................................... Frank Secory 1945
Most Pinch Hits: 2................................................ Frank Secory 1945
SINGLE-GAME PITCHING
Innings Pitched
Starter: 9.0.....................23 times, last: Mark Prior 2003 DS-3
Reliever: 6.2............................................Jack Pfiester 1910-3
Fewest Hits Allowed
Starter: 1......... Ed Reulbach 1906-2, Claude Passeau 1945-3
Most Hits Allowed
Starter: 13......................................... Mordecai Brown 1910-2
Reliever: 10.............................................Jack Pfiester 1910-3
Home Runs Allowed
Starter: 4.................................................Charlie Root 1932-3
Reliever: 2......Burleigh Grimes 1932-4, Les Lancaster 1989-2
Runs Allowed
Starter: 9........................................... Mordecai Brown 1910-2
Reliever: 6...................................................Jakie May 1932-4
Earned Runs Allowed
Starter: 8.................. Guy Bush 1932-1, Greg Maddux 1989-1
Reliever: 6...................................................Jakie May 1932-4
Base on Balls Allowed
Starter: 7.... Tex Carleton 1935-4, Ryan Dempster 2008 LDS-1
Reliever: 5......... Roy Henshaw 1935-2, Paul Derringer 1945-7
Strikeouts
Starter: 11...........................................Kerry Wood 2003 DS-1
Reliever: 5.............................................. Orval Overall 1906-5
SINGLE-SERIES PITCHING
Most Wins: 2....................................................Mordecai Brown 1908,

Orval Overall 1908,

Lon Warneke 1935,

Hank Borowy 1945,

Kerry Wood 2003 DS
Most Losses: 2................................ 8 times, last: Hank Borowy 1945
Most Decisions: 4................................................. Hank Borowy 1945
Lowest ERA (Min 9.0 IP): 0.00.....Mordecai Brown 1907 (9.0 IP) and

1908 (11.0 IP)
Most Games: 5......................................... Kyle Farnsworth 2003 LCS,

Mike Remlinger 2003 LCS
Most Games Started: 3...................................Mordecai Brown 1906,

Hippo Vaughn 1918,

Lefty Tyler 1918,

Hank Borowy 1945
Most Complete Games: 3....................................Hippo Vaughn 1918
Most Shutouts: 1............................ 8 times, last: Hank Borowy 1945,

Claude Passeau 1945
Most Relief Appearances: 5..................... Kyle Farnsworth 2003 LCS,

Most Saves: 1.................................... Bill Lee 1935, Lee Smith 1984,

Joe Borowski 2003 DS,

Most Innings Pitched: 27.0.................................Hippo Vaughn 1918
Most Hits Allowed: 23..................................... Mordecai Brown 1910
Most Home Runs Allowed: 4................................. Charlie Root 1932,

Carlos Zambrano 2003 LCS
Most Runs Allowed: 16.................................... Mordecai Brown 1910
Most Earned Runs Allowed: 11.......................Mordecai Brown 1910,

Greg Maddux 1989
Most Base on Balls Allowed: 11................................ Lefty Tyler 1918
Most Strikeouts: 18........................................... Kerry Wood 2003 DS
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Cubs Individual Post-Season Records (Continued)

CAREER BATTING
Most Games: 21................................... Johnny Kling, Wildfire Schulte,

Jimmy Sheckard, Harry Steinfeldt,

Joe Tinker
Most Games Started: 21................ Wildfire Schulte, Jimmy Sheckard,

Harry Steinfeldt, Joe Tinker
Most Series: 4....................................................................14 players
Most Plate Appearances: 94.....................................Jimmy Sheckard
Batting Average (15 AB): .471.......................................Hack Wilson
Most At-Bats: 81........................................................Wildfire Schulte
Most Times Reaching Safely: 33...................................Frank Chance
Most Runs Scored: 12.........................................................Joe Tinker
Most Hits: 25..............................................................Wildfire Schulte
Most Total Bases: 33..................................................Wildfire Schulte
Most Singles: 18........................................................Wildfire Schulte
Most Doubles: 6........................................................Wildfire Schulte,

Jimmy Sheckard
Most Home Runs: 4......................................................Alex Gonzalez,

Aramis Ramirez
Most Extra-Base Hits: 7............................................Wildfire Schulte,

Ryne Sandberg,

Aramis Ramirez
Most Runs Batted In: 10............................................Aramis Ramirez
Most Sacrifice Hits: 6................................................Harry Steinfeldt
Most Stolen Bases: 10..................................................Frank Chance
Most Base on Balls: 13................................................. Sammy Sosa
Most Strikeouts: 17....................................................... Sammy Sosa
Most Pinch At-Bats: 5............................. Tom Goodwin, Frank Secory,

Daryle Ward
Most Pinch Hits: 2................................... Tom Goodwin, Frank Secory,

Daryle Ward
CAREER PITCHING
Most Wins: 5..............................................................Mordecai Brown

Most Losses: 4..........................................................Mordecai Brown
Most Decisions: 9......................................................Mordecai Brown
Lowest ERA (Min 18.0 IP): 1.00.................................. Hippo Vaughn
Most Games: 9..........................................................Mordecai Brown
Most Games Started: 7.............................................Mordecai Brown
Most Complete Games: 5..........................................Mordecai Brown
Most Shutouts: 3.......................................................Mordecai Brown
Most Relief Appearances: 8.......................................Kyle Farnsworth
Most Saves: 1...................................................Joe Borowski, Bill Lee,

Mike Remlinger, Lee Smith
Most Innings Pitched: 57.2.......................................Mordecai Brown
Most Hits Allowed: 50...............................................Mordecai Brown
Most Home Runs Allowed: 8............................................Charlie Root
Most Runs Allowed: 26..............................................Mordecai Brown
Most Earned Runs Allowed: 19.................................Mordecai Brown
Most Base on Balls Allowed: 18....................................... Kerry Wood
Most Strikeouts: 38.......................................................... Kerry Wood
MILESTONE VICTORIES IN FRANCHISE HISTORY

All-Time Win No.
No. 1
No. 1,000
No. 2,000
No. 2,500
No. 3,000
No. 4,000
No. 5,000
No. 6,000
No. 7,000
No. 8,000
No. 9,000
No. 10,000
Opp.
@ Louisville
@ Brooklyn
Brooklyn
@ Boston
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
@ Philadelphia
@ Houston
@ Colorado
@Colorado
Date
Score
April 25, 1876
4-0
September 9, 1891
4-2
September 27, 1905 7-2
August 13, 1910 (2)
11-2
July 20, 1916
1-0 (10)
June 18, 1929
13-6
July 19, 1940
11-4
July 25, 1954 (2)
2-1
September 13, 1968 (2) 9-1
May 14, 1982
6-3
May 23, 1995
7-6
April 23, 2008
7-6 (10)
(2)Denotes second game of a doubleheader
MOST REGULAR SEASON VICTORIES IN MAJOR LEAGUE HISTORY

Team Wins
1. New York/San Francisco Giants
10,692
2. Chicago Cubs
10,438
3. Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers
10,399
4. St. Louis
10,380
5. Boston/Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves
10,224
370
CUBS BROADCASTERS
Len Kasper Television Play-by-Play
Len, a Midwest native, begins his 10th season with the Cubs after doing Florida Marlins play-by-play for three years for Fox
Sports Net.
Has helped raise thousands of dollars for good causes through his interest in music.
w Participates in Theo Epsteins Hot Stove Cool Music events in Boston and at Chicagos Metro, which benefits The
Foundation To Be Named Later.
w With the help of former broadcasting partner Bob Brenly, assisted Chicago Cubs Charities with the Len and Bob
Bash at the House of Blues in Chicago.
Honored as the Harry Caray Sportscaster of the Year from the Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago in January of 2011.
Prior to joining the Marlins, did play-by-play for select Milwaukee Brewers games from 1999-2001.
w Broadcast career also included a stint as the morning sports anchor at WTMJ Radio in Milwaukee, Wis. hosted
pregame and halftime shows for the Green Bay Packers radio network and co-hosted a hot stove league show on
the Brewers radio network.
w Spent nearly eight years working for WTMJ.
Graduated summa cum laude from Marquette University in 1993 with a degree in public relations.
Was born on January 21, 1971, in Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
Len and his wife, Pam, have one son: Leo.
Jim Deshaies Television Analyst

Jim begins his second season in the Cubs broadcast booth as the television analyst after spending the previous 16 seasons
in the same role with the Houston Astros is a recipient of a 2010 Lone Star Emmy for Broadcast Excellence.
Selected by the New York Yankees in the 21st round of the 1982 draft out of LeMoyne College in Syracuse, N.Y.
Played 12 years in the big leagues, compiling an 84-95 record with a 4.14 ERA (702 ER/1,525.0 IP), 951 strikeouts
and 575 walks in 257 games (253 starts) with the Yankees (1984), Houston (1985-91), San Diego (1992), Minnesota
(1993, 1994), San Francisco (1993) and Philadelphia (1995).
Acquired by the Astros in a three-player deal that sent Joe Niekro and Dody Rather to the Yankees September 15, 1985.
In seven seasons with Houston, was 61-59 with a 3.67 ERA (449 ER/1,102.0 IP) and 731 strikeouts in 181 games
(178 starts).
Played on the Astros 1986 West Division championship team, setting a club rookie record with 12 wins while finishing
seventh in the N.L. Rookie of the Year balloting.
Set a modern-day major league record September 23, 1986 vs. the Dodgers, striking out the first eight batters he faced
in the start.
Won a career-best 15 games in 1989, finishing the campaign 15-10 with a 2.91 ERA (73 ER/225.2 IP) in 34 starts.
w His 61 career wins with Houston rank fourth-most by a lefthander in franchise history.
Was on the ballot in 1999 as one of the starting pitchers on the Astros All-Astrodome Team.
Jim and his wife, Lori, have three daughters: Libby, Molly and Kelly.
YEAR TEAM
1984
New York (A.L.)
1985
Houston
1986
Houston
1987
Houston
1988
Houston
1989
Houston
1990
Houston
1991
Houston
1992
San Diego
1993
Minnesota

San Francisco
1994
Minnesota
1995
Philadelphia
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS

0-1
11.57 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 14 9 9 1 0 7 5 0 0
0-0
0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
12-5 3.25 26
26 1 1 0 144.0
124 58 52 16 2 59
128 0 7
11-6 4.62 26
25 1 0 0 152.0
149 81 78 22 0 57
104 4 5
11-14
3.00 31
31 3 2 0 207.0
164 77 69 20 2 72
127 1 6
15-10
2.91 34
34 6 3 0 225.2
180 80 73 15 4 79
153 8 1
7-12 3.78 34
34 2 0 0 209.1
186 93 88 21 8 84
119 3 3
5-12 4.98 28 28 1 0 0 161.0
156 90 89 19 1 72 98 0 5
4-7 3.28 15 15 0 0 0 96.0 92 40 35 6 1 33 46 1 2
11-13
4.41 27 27 1 0 0 167.1
159 85 82 24 6 51 80 0 4
2-2 4.24 5 4 0 0 0 17.0 24 9 8 2 1 6 5 1 0
6-12 7.39 25
25 0 0 0 130.1
170
109
107 30 2 54 78 1 2
0-1
20.25 2 2 0 0 0 5.1 15 12 12 3 0 1 6 0 0
84-95 4.14 257 253 15 6 0 1525.0
1434 743 702 179 27 575 951 19 35
GAMETIME WIND DIRECTION

No. Home Games
Wind Blowing In (N, E, NE)
Wind Blowing Out (S, W, SW)
Crosswind (SE, NW)
WRIGLEY FIELD GAMETIME WIND TRENDS LAST FIVE SEASONS

2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
5-YEAR TOTALS
81
81
81
81
80
404
54
45
42
43
55
239
18
18
18
27
16
97
9
18
20
11
9
67
PERCENTAGES
Blowing In: 59.2%
Blowing Out: 24.0%
Crosswind: 16.6%
*No wind at gametime, June 15, 2011 vs. Milwaukee
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Pat Hughes WGN Radio Play-by-Play

Pat is in his 19th season as the WGN Radio play-by-play voice of the Cubs joined WGN in 1996 after spending the previous
12 years teaming with Bob Uecker on the Milwaukee Brewers Radio Network.
Began his baseball play-by-play career in the minor leagues, calling action for the San Jose Missions (1978-1981) and
the Columbus Clippers (1982).
Worked as a play-by-play voice for Marquette Universitys basketball team from 1988-2004, including working with Al
McGuire during the 1996-2000 seasons collegiate play-by-play career also included stints with Northwestern University, San Jose State University, the University of Wisconsin and ESPN.
Worked in Minnesota in 1983 as the TV voice of the Twins and as the hockey host/interviewer on North Stars telecasts.
Named the Illinois Sportscaster of the Year in 1996, 1999, 2006, 2007 and 2009 earned Wisconsin Sportscaster of
the Year Award honors three times (1990-1992).
Is the producer of Baseball Voices: Hall of Fame Series, compact discs that commemorate and pay tribute to famous
announcers of the past produced discs honoring Ron Santo, Mel Allen, Bob Prince, Harry Caray, Jack Buck, Marty
Brennaman, Harry Kalas, Bob Uecker, Red Barber, Milo Hamilton, Dave Niehaus, Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons (www.baseballvoices.com).
Is a graduate of San Jose State University.
Was born on May 27, 1955, in Tucson, Ariz.
Pat and his wife, Trish, have two children: Janell and Amber.
Ron Coomer WGN Radio Color Analyst

Ron, who played nine major league seasons from 1995-2003, will join play-by-play broadcaster Pat Hughes as the analyst
on Cubs radio broadcasts beginning with the 2014 Spring Training schedule ... played for the Cubs in 2001, batting .261
(91-for-349) with 19 doubles, eight home runs and 53 RBI.
In nine major league seasons with Minnesota (1995-2000), the Cubs (2001), the Yankees (2002) and the Dodgers
(2003), batted .274 (827-for-3,019) with 92 home runs and 449 RBI in 911 games.
Selected to the 1999 American League All-Star team with Minnesota and appeared in the 2002 ALDS with the Yankees.
Worked for FOX Sports North (2005-13) as a pre/post game analyst for Twins games.
w Won four Emmy awards as a baseball analyst: two individual awards as a sports analyst and two as a member
of the teams broadcast.
Was a co-host on KTWN radio (2013) in Minneapolis.
Owned Swingtown Baseball Academy in Orland Park, Ill., during playing career.
Born in Chicago and graduated from Lockport (Ill.) High School.
Ron and his wife, Paula, reside in Eden Prairie, Minn.
MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YEAR TEAM
1995
Minnesota
.257 37 101 15 26 3 1 5 19 0 0 1 9 11 0-1 2 .324 .455
1996
Minnesota
.296 95 233 34 69
12 1 12 41 0 3 0 17 24 3-0 4
.340 .511
1997
Minnesota
.298 140 523 63 156 30 2 13 85 0 5 0 22 91 4-3 11 .324 .438
1998
Minnesota
.276 137 529 54 146 22 1 15 72 0 8 0 18 72 2-2 6 .295 .406
1999
Minnesota
.263 127 467 53 123 25 1 16 65 0 3 1 30 69 2-1 6 .307 .424
2000
Minnesota
.270 140 544 64 147 29 1 16 82 0 5 4 36 50 2-0 5 .317 .415
2001
CUBS
.261 111 349 25 91 19 1 8 53 0 6 2 29 70 0-0 7 .316 .390
2002
New York (A.L.) .264 55 148 14 39 7 0 3 17 1 1 0 6 23 0-0 7 .290 .372
2003
Los Angeles (N.L.) .240 69 125 11 30 4 0 4 15 0 1 1 10 19 0-0 0 .299 .368
MAJOR LEAGUE TOTALS
.274 911 3019 333 827
151 8 92 449 1 32 9 177 429 13-7 48 .313 .421
IF YOU BUILD IT, WE WILL COME

The Cubs are not scheduled to visit a new ballpark in 2014 after making a trip to a new park in 2013 the Cubs last season played their first-ever
game at O.co Coliseum in Oakland against the As, falling 8-7, on July 2.
The Cubs have played regular-season contests in 114 different venues going 60-53-1 in their first appearances at those facilities.
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JUDDSIROTT WGN RADIO HOST

Judd begins his sixth season with WGN Radio anchoring the pre-game show, handling select play-by-play duties and post-game coverage while tackling
similar responsibilities for WGN Radios Chicago Blackhawks games (2008-current).
Serves as the Chicago Cubs MLB Network correspondent since 2012.
Works as a sports anchor and fill-in host for Sports Central on WGN Radio.
An Arlington Heights native and graduate of Buffalo Grove High School, Judd called National Hockey League games nationally for HDNet and the NHL
Network from 2006-08.
Was the voice of the American Hockey Leagues Chicago Wolves from the teams inception in 1994 to 2006, which included serving as the teams lead
announcer for all television broadcasts.
w Called three Wolves championships (1998, 2000 and 2002), while also holding the role of media relations director during his tenure.
w Also spent time as a rinkside and feature reporter during the Wolves 2007 and 2008 playoff runs.
Spent three years as a weekend host, field reporter and executive producer for WSCR The Score in Chicago (1992-94), and called five years of CCHA
hockey, which includes four at his alma mater, the University of Michigan (1987-91).
Began Chicago radio career as a weekend producer at WGN Radio in 1991.
Judd and his wife Sharon reside in Chicago with their two daughters.
MATTHEW BOLTZ WGN RADIO PRODUCER-ENGINEER
Matthew begins his second season as the Cubs Spanish Analyst on WRTO-1200 AM prior experience includes four seasons as a Spanish alternate
broadcaster for the Cubs and Chicago White Sox, along with five seasons as part of the Spanish announcing team for the Chicago Bulls.
During the off-season, produces and serves as the engineer for the Northwestern Wildcats Radio Network for WGN Radio.
Graduated from Columbia College (Mo.) with a MA in General Education and a minor in communications.
Matt, his wife, Melissa, and children, Emma and Theodore, live in Chicago.
OMAR RAMOS WRTO-1200 AM (SPANISH ANNOUNCER)
Omar begins his third season as the Cubs Spanish Announcer on Univision America Chicago WRTO-1200 AM prior to his time with the Cubs, boasts eight
years of on-air experience at Univision Radio Chicago, including five years of play-by-play experience covering the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox.
With Univision Radio Chicago, works on Spanish Rhythmic and Mexican Regional stations and voice tracks the afternoon shift on KLLE 107.9 FM in
hometown of Fresno, Calif.
Was nominated for a Marconi Award in 2009 and serves as the official ambassador in Chicago for the prestigious Hennessy cognac brand.
Originally from the central California farmlands where he studied communications at MJC and FSU California.
Omar resides in Chicagos Bridgeport neighborhood and has a seven-year-old daughter, Eliani Belen.
MATTHEW MORENO WRTO-1200 AM (SPANISH ANALYST)
Matthew begins his second season as the Cubs Spanish Analyst on WRTO-1200 AM prior experience includes four seasons as a Spanish alternate
broadcaster for the Cubs and Chicago White Sox, along with five seasons as part of the Spanish announcing team for the Chicago Bulls.
Also works as a Remote Technician with Univision Radio.
Previously worked for two years in the overall production of a daily live Spanish morning news radio program that was integrated with Telefutura
Television has also co-hosted a sports talk radio show in Spanish.
Attended the Illinois Center for Broadcasting in Lombard.
Matthew, a Chicago native, resides in Cicero with his wife, Yadira, and children, Jacqueline and Mateo.
Elio Benitez
Lou Boudreau
Bob Brenly
Thom Brennaman
Jack Brickhouse
Bill Brundige
Bud Campbell
Chip Caray
Harry Caray
Joe Carter
Harry Creighton
Bob Dernier
Gene Elston
Hector Febregas
Jim Frey
Charlie Grimm
Milo Hamilton
Marty Hogan
Rogers Hornsby
Pat Hughes
CUBS BROADCASTERS SINCE 1948

Randy Hundley
Len Kasper
Wayne Larrivee
Josh Lewin
Vince Lloyd
Andy Masur
Keith Moreland
Dave Nelson
Dave Otto
Lloyd Pettit
Cory Provus
Jack Quinlan
Omar Ramos
Ron Santo
Judd Sirott
Dewayne Staats
Steve Stone
Jim West
Bert Wilson
Joe Wilson
CUBS AND WRIGLEY PAID ATTENDANCE RECORDS

AT WRIGLEY FIELD
ON THE ROAD
Season: 3,300,200 in 2008 81 dates (40,743)
Season: 2,953,637 in 2005 81 dates (36,465)
Home opener: 45,777 vs. Pittsburgh, April 14, 1978
Single game: 67,550 at Los Angeles, April 12, 1960
Single game, paid: 46,572 vs. Brooklyn, May 18, 1947
Doubleheader: 61,177 at Philadelphia, July 15, 1977
Single game, total: 51,556 vs. Brooklyn, June 27, 1930
Three-date series: 194,267 at Colorado, April 22-April 24, 1994
Doubleheader: 46,965 vs. Pittsburgh, May 31, 1948
Four-date series: 240,307 at Colorado, July 2-July 5, 1993
Three-date series: 126,283 vs. New York (A.L.), June 17-19, 2011
Four-date series: 165,540 vs. Florida, July 24-27, 2008
OVERALL
Season: 6,206,469 in 2008 161 dates (38,549)
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MEDIA POLICIES
orking Press Credentials: Season and daily press credentials are issued
W
with the intention they will be utilized for the working press in order to provide
coverage of the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Requests for daily credentials
must come directly from the affiliations editor, producer or director on company letterhead at least 48 hours prior to the game requested. Members of
the Media must have photo identification available at all times. The Chicago
Cubs do not credential freelance writers unless the writer is currently on
assignment with a specific news organization. It is the responsibility of the
requesting affiliation to confirm receipt and subsequent approval/denial of
access to the game in question.
Photo Credentials: Season and daily photo credentials are issued only to
photographers on assignment for news-gathering organizations and representatives of companies recognized and/or licensed by Major League Baseball. Requests for photo credentials are the same as the procedure outlined
above. The Chicago Cubs do not credential freelance photographers. All flash
photography is prohibited at Wrigley Field. Please be advised that priority in
all photo bays will be granted to news organizations on nightly deadlines.
All mono- and tripods of any sort are strictly prohibited from the field at all
times. Any use of photographs taken other than for news-gathering purposes
or MLB officially licensed products will be considered a violation of existing
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mid-game, photographers are permitted to move along the warning track
behind home plate. Photographers are prohibited from stopping and photographing while changing photo bays. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited from
any photo bay or camera well at all times.
Internet Media: Only licensees of Major League Baseball Enterprises have
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by any other media, specifically including the Internet and any other online
network, of any information about the game, including (but not limited to)
any account, description, picture, video, audio, reproduction or other information concerning any MLB game will be permitted to originate from inside
the ballpark (including from a camera feed already positioned within the
ballpark). Reproduction of such accounts without a license from Major
League Baseball Enterprises is a violation of the policies of MLB and the
Chicago Cubs. A breach in such policy will result in revocation of credentials
and may be subject to litigation. The Chicago Cubs adhere to Major League
Baseballs guidelines and do not credential websites unless they are affiliated with recognized national or regional news media organizations. No freelance Internet sites will be credential without following the same guidelines
for freelance journalists.
Live Transmissions: Affiliations not licensed by MLB and non-rightsholders of
the Chicago Cubs and MLB (television, radio and internet sites) are prohibited from providing live telecasts, radio broadcasts, game simulations, pitchby-pitch accounts, as well as from using live or taped material originating
from inside the ballpark during a period commencing with the conclusion of
batting practice and ending with the conclusion of the game. Live transmissions will be permitted until the conclusion of the clubs rightsholders (radio
or television) post-game programming. Radio stations and assigned correspondents for out-of-town reports are permitted to give inning or half-inning
score updates, but at no time may the file reports once play is in progress.
Roving Cameras: Roving cameras in the seating area of the ballpark are
strictly prohibited unless approved by the Cubs media relations department.
Due to space limitations, roving cameras are not allowed to shoot from the
bleachers. Any camera light in the seating area of the ballpark is strictly
prohibited. If a photo light comes on during the game, umpires will stop
play. Still photographers must shoot from the designated camera wells and
photographer areas. Interviews are not permitted in the ballpark during the
game unless approved by the Cubs media relations department. If approved,
interviews may only be conducted on the concourse between innings, not in
the stands while the game is in progress.
Working Press Box: Seating in the main press box is prioritized by daily print
media, visiting public relations departments, visiting beat writers and area
radio and television representatives not on the air during games. The press
box consists of six radio/TV booths equipped for live broadcasts. Keeping
with MLB and club policy, no person under 18 is permitted into the press box
on game days. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited from the working press box
prior or during the game. The press box is equipped with wireless internet
capabilities; the password can be found on the seating cards in the press
box and is also posted in the back of the press box.
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CHICAGO CUBS MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF

Direct Line: 773-404-4191
Peter Chase
Director, Media Relations
Phone: 773-404-4020
E-mail: pchase@cubs.com
Jason Carr
Assistant Director, Media Relations
Phone: 773-404-4023
E-mail: jcarr@cubs.com
Dusty Harrington
Coordinator, Media Relations
Phone: 773-404-4049
E-mail: dharrington@cubs.com
Safdar Khan
Media Relations Assistant
Phone: 773-404-4126
E-mail: skhan@cubs.com
Field Access: All members of the media with credentials allowing access
onto the field may conduct interviews at specific times prior to the start
of the game. The field must be cleared 60 minutes before the beginning
of the game. At no time are media permitted in fair territory or anywhere
beyond first- or third-base. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited from the field
at all times.
Batting Practice: Members of the media are prohibited from standing, photographing or conducting interviews from the area surrounding the cage while
batting practice is in progress.
Cellular Phones: The use of cellular phones for radio interviews while on the
field and in the clubhouse is strictly prohibited. Any and all telephone interviews must be arranged in advance with the Chicago Cubs media relations
department. An exception to the usage of a cellular phone for an interview
is in the dugout, only after receiving advance permission from the player or
staff member to be interviewed.
Media Phones: Members of the press may utilize three charge-a-call phones
located in the back of the pressbox. Media wanting to set up a season-long
phone line may contact the Cubs media relations department. In addition,
media can make toll-free calls or use their calling cards on any of the designated phones provided by the Cubs in the press box. These phones are
installed for the use of all media in the press box for working conditions only.
Autographs: Credentialed members of the media are strictly prohibited from
requesting autographs or equipment at Wrigley Field. Officials will revoke
credentials immediately, no exceptions.
Clubhouse Access: Members of the media must have a specific working
purpose to gain admittance to the clubhouse. The Cubs home clubhouse
opens 3 hours prior to game-time and is closed during stretch and batting
practice times. The clubhouse will re-open 10 minutes after the conclusion
of the game. Access to the visiting Wrigley Field clubhouse will be determined
by the visiting clubs policies.
Press Dining: A press dining room is located adjacent to the broadcast
booths on the press level, and is available to credentialed members of the
media with access to the working press box, as well as credentialed photographers and credentialed radio and TV personnel. Press meals are $7.
REGLAS DE PRENSA
Credenciales de Prensa: Credenciales de prensa diarias y credenciales
para la temporada completa son entregadas con la intencin que la prensa
cubra y publique reportajes de los Chicago Cubs y Wrigley Field. Solicitudes
para un pase de prensa de un da tienen que venir directamente del editor,
productor o director de la institucin a la que pertenece el reportero, en
papel membretado y ser entregadas 48 horas antes del juego solicitado. Los
miembros de la prensa tienen que tener una identificacin con fotografa
disponible todo el tiempo. Los Chicago Cubs no autorizan credenciales para
reporteros sin afiliacin, a no ser que estos sean asignados una historia
especifica por un medio de prensa autorizado. Es la responsabilidad del
medio de prensa de confirmar el recibo de la solicitud y subsecuentemente
el aprobar o negar la credencial para la fecha del juego.
Credenciales para Fotgrafos: Las credenciales diarias y de temporada
completa para fotgrafos son entregadas a fotgrafos asignados por medios
de prensa y organizaciones autorizadas por Major League Baseball. Los requisitos para solicitar credenciales para fotgrafos son los mismos ya definidos en el prrafo anterior. Los Chicago Cubs no autorizan credenciales para
fotgrafos sin afiliacin. La fotografa con flash esta prohibida en Wrigley
Field. Por favor tenga en cuenta que los medios de comunicacin con ediciones nocturnas tienen prioridad en las zonas reservadas para fotgrafos.
Los trpodes de cualquier tipo estn estrictamente prohibidos en el campo
de juego. Cualquier otro uso de las fotografas que no sea para informacin
y noticias o para productos autorizados oficialmente por MLB ser considerada una violacin de las restricciones de derechos de la marca registrada
y de los Cubs. Como oportunidad para cambiar de sitio, a los fotgrafos se
les permite caminar por detrs de la lnea de home plate. Los fotgrafos
tienen prohibido parar y tomar fotos mientras cambien de sitio. Las bebidas
alcohlicas estn prohibidas en las zonas reservadas para fotgrafos.
Medios de prensa de Internet: Solamente licencias autorizadas oficialmente por Major League Baseball Enterprises, tienen derechos exclusivos
de simular cuentas, descripciones o reproducciones de pitcheo por pitcheo
de juegos de Major League Baseball en el Internet. No estn permitidas
transmisiones por Internet de ningn otro medio o network en lnea, informacin acerca del juego incluyendo (pero sin limitacin a), cualquier cuenta,
descripcin, imagen, video, sonido o reproduccin de cualquier otra informacin acerca de cualquier juego de MLB desde dentro del campo de juego
(incluyendo cmaras posicionadas en el campo). La reproduccin de estas
cuentas sin la debida autorizacin de Major League Baseball Enterprises es
una violacin de las plizas de MLB y de los Chicago Cubs. La violacin a
esta regla resultar en la revocacin de credenciales y puede estar sujeto a
litigacin. Los Chicago Cubs se unen a las reglas de Major League Baseball
y no autorizan credenciales para sitios de Internet a no ser que estn afiliados a medios de prensa reconocidos nacional o regionalmente. Los sitios
de Internet sin afiliacin no obtendrn credenciales a no ser que califiquen.
Transmisiones en vivo: Organizaciones sin licencias de MLB o personas afiliadas a los Chicago Cubs y MLB (televisin, radio y sitios de Internet) Tienen
prohibido proveer transmisiones en vivo, simulaciones de juegos, cuenta de
pitcheo por pitcheo as como usar material obtenido en vivo o pregrabado
desde el campo de juego en el periodo desde el final de la practica de
bateo hasta el final del juego. Las transmisiones en vivo se permitirn hasta
la conclusin del segmento post-game y los derechos del dueo (Radio o
Televisin). A estaciones de radio y corresponsales que viajan con el equipo
se les permite trasmitir el marcador (puntuacin) cada entrada o media
entrada del juego, pero no se les permitir reportar cuando la jugada esta
en progreso.
Sala de prensa: Los asientos en la sala de prensa tienen como prioridad a

la prensa escrita, departamentos de relaciones publicas visitantes, reporteros visitantes y miembros de la radio y TV que no estn al aire durante el
partido. La sala de prensa consiste de seis espacios equipados para transmisiones en vivo de Radio o TV. Siguiendo las reglas de MLB y el equipo, no
se permite la entrada a menores de 18 aos a la sala de prensa los das
de juego. Las bebidas alcohlicas estn prohibidas a cualquier hora. La
sala de prensa esta equipada con servicio de Internet inalmbrico. La clave
para usarlo la encontrar en las tarjetas localizadas en su asiento y tambin
estar localizada en la parte de atrs de la sala de prensa.
Acceso al campo de juego: Todos los miembros de la prensa con credenciales con acceso al campo de juego pueden conducir entrevistas durante
horarios especficos antes del juego. El campo de juego tiene que ser despejado al menos 60 minutos antes del partido. A ninguna hora se le permitir
a la prensa acceso al campo de accin dentro de las lneas demarcatorias
entre primera y tercera base. Las bebidas alcohlicas estn prohibidas dentro del campo de juego a cualquier hora.
Prctica de Bateo: Se les prohbe a los miembros de la prensa tomar
fotos o entrevistar a los jugadores mientras estos estn practicando el bateo.
Telfonos Celulares: El uso de telfonos celulares para entrevistas en el
campo de juego o vestidores esta estrictamente prohibido. Todas las entrevistas telefnicas tienen que ser planeadas con anticipacin y con el permiso
del departamento de medios de comunicacin de los Cubs. Una excepcin
al uso de telfonos celulares seria en la rea del dugout, y solo recibiendo
permiso del jugador o de un miembro del departamento de medios de comunicacin para conducir la entrevista.
Telfonos para Prensa: Miembros de la prensa pueden utilizar uno de tres
telfonos de paga localizados en la parte trasera de la sala de prensa. La
prensa que dese una lnea telefnica para toda la temporada debe ponerse en contacto con un miembro del departamento de medios de comunicacin. Los telfonos aceptan nmeros gratuitos y tarjetas telefnicas. Los
telfonos son para el uso de todos los miembros de la prensa para cumplir
con los compromisos de trabajo solamente.
Autgrafos: Todos los miembros de la prensa con credencial, tienen estrictamente prohibido pedir autgrafos o equipo de Wrigley Field. A los infractores
de esta regla se les revocar la credencial inmediatamente sin excepciones.
Acceso a los Vestidores (Clubhouse): Los miembros de la prensa tienen
que tener un propsito de trabajo especfico para obtener acceso a los vestidores. Los vestidores de los Cubs se abren tres horas antes del juego y
esta cerrado durante el entrenamiento y prctica de bateo. El Clubhouse
abrir de nuevo 10 minutos al partir de la conclusin del partido. Acceso
al vestidor del equipo visitante en Wrigley Field ser determinado por las
reglas del equipo visitante.
Comida para la Prensa: El comedor para la prensa esta localizado adyacente de la sala de prensa y de los palcos de TV y esta abierto a todos los
miembros de la prensa con credencial. Cada almuerzo o cena cuesta $7.
Cmaras ambulantes: Las cmaras grandes estn prohibidas en la zona de

los asientos a no ser que sean aprobadas por el departamento de medios
de comunicacin de los Cubs. Debido a limitaciones de espacio, las cmaras grandes estn prohibidas en la zona de los Bleachers. Cualquier luz de
cmara esta prohibida en la seccin de asientos de Wrigley Field. Si se enciende una luz de cmara fotogrfica durante la jugada, los rbitros pararn la
accin. Los fotgrafos tienen que tomar las fotos desde las zonas asignadas
para los fotgrafos. Entrevistas no estn permitidas en el campo de juego
durante el mismo, a no ser aprobado previamente por el departamento de
medios de comunicacin. Si son aprobadas las entrevistas se llevaran a
cabo en un sitio aprobado, en el lapso antes de empezar la entrada, nunca
durante la jugada o en los asientos.
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WRIGLEY FIELD INFORMATION

Wrigley Field Ground Rules
Baseball hits top or face of screen in front of bleacher wall and bounces back on playing field................................................................... In Play
Baseball hits top of screen and drops between screen and wall............................................................................................................ Home Run
Baseball hits tops of screen and bounces into bleachers...................................................................................................................... Home Run
Baseball sticks in face of screen in front of bleachers................................................................................................................................ Double
Baseball sticks in vines on bleacher wall.................................................................................................................................................... Double
Baseball comes out of vines....................................................................................................................................................................... In Play
Baseball hits left field or right field foul markers above painted mark..................................................................................................... Home Run
Baseball hits foul markers below painted mark and bounces back on playing field...................................................................................... In Play
Baseball goes under grates in left field or right field and remains there...................................................................................................... Double
Baseball lodged on, under or in the bullpen seating area......................................................................................................................Out of Play
Also: Players cannot enter the dugout steps at Wrigley Field to catch any foul pop fly.
Ballparks the Cubs Called Home

23RD STREET GROUNDS (1876-1877)
Location: 23rd and State streets
First N.L. Game: May 10, 1876 Chicago 6, Cincinnati 0
Last N.L. Game: October 6, 1877 Chicago 4, Louisville 0
Record at Park: 42-18
LAKEFRONT PARK (1878-1884)
Location: South of Randolph St. between Michigan Ave. and Illinois
Central Railroad tracks
First N.L. Game: May 14, 1878 Indianapolis 5, Chicago 3
Last N.L. Game: October 11, 1884 Chicago 12, Philadelphia 3
(7 innings)
WEST SIDE PARK (1885-1891)
Location: Congress and Throop streets
First N.L. Game: June 6, 1885 Chicago 9, St. Louis 2
Last N.L. Game: October 2, 1891 Cincinnati 17,
Chicago 16 (7 innings)
Note: In 1891, the ballpark was used solely for Monday, Wednesday
and Friday home games.
SOUTH SIDE PARK (1891-1893)

Location: 35th and Wentworth streets
First N.L. Game: May 5, 1891 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0
Last N.L. Game: September 27, 1893 Chicago 7,
New York 2 (8 innings)
Notes: In 1891, the ballpark was used solely for Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday home games. In 1893, the ballpark was used Monday
through Saturday.
WEST SIDE GROUNDS (1893-1915)
Location: Polk and Lincoln (now Wolcott) streets
First N.L. Game: May 14, 1893 Cincinnati 13,
Chicago 12
Last N.L. Game: October 3, 1915 Cubs 7, St. Louis 2
Record at Park: 1,018-640
Note: In 1893, the ballpark was used solely for Sunday home games.
WEEGHMAN PARK/CUBS PARK/WRIGLEY FIELD (SINCE 1916)
Location: Clark and Addison streets
First N.L. Game: April 20, 1916 Cubs 7, Cincinnati 6
(11 innings)
Record at Park: 4,071-3,614
Wrigley Field: Facts and Figures

SEATING CAPACITY 41,072
Club Boxes
Infield............................................................................2,550
Outfield.............................................................................960
Field Boxes

Between Bases..............................................................3,992

Beyond Bases................................................................3,237
Terrace Boxes

Between Bases..............................................................1,785

Beyond Bases...................................................................609
Terrace Reserved

Between Bases..............................................................6,304

Beyond Bases................................................................5,908
Upper Deck Boxes

Between Bases..............................................................2,880

Beyond Bases................................................................2,145
Upper Deck Reserved

Between Bases..............................................................2,553

Beyond Bases................................................................1,827
Budweiser Bleachers.................................................................4,960
PNC Club.......................................................................................71
CBOE Seats...................................................................................79
Bullpen Boxes................................................................................82
Dugout Boxes...............................................................................277
Budweiser Patio...........................................................................101
Nuveen Investment Suites............................................................752
376
DISTANCES FROM HOME PLATE (FEET)

Left field......................................................................................355
Left-centerfield.............................................................................368
Center field..................................................................................400
Right-centerfield..........................................................................368
Right field....................................................................................353
Wrigley Field Batting Practice Schedule

BATTING PRACTICE
12:05/12:10
Cubs Hit
11:00-12:00 (cage)
Grounds Crew
Visitors Hit
10:40-11:30
Grounds Crew
11:30
1:20
10:30-11:50
11:50
11:55-12:45
12:45
3:05/3:10
12:20-1:40
1:40
1:45-2:35
2:35
6:05/6:10
3:15-4:35
4:35
4:40-5:30
5:30
7:05
4:15-5:35
5:35
5:40-6:30
6:30
Wrigley Field Ticket Prices

Section
Club box

Infield

Outfield
Field box

Infield

Outfield
Terrace box

Infield

Outfield
Upper Deck box

Infield

Outfield
Terrace Reserved

Infield

Outfield
Upper Deck Reserved

Infield

Outfield
Bleacher
Marquee Platinum Gold
Silver
Bronze
$114
$106
$101
$91
$95
$74
$76
$63
$60
$45
$108
$82
$91
$72
$71
$57
$63
$49
$45
$37
$80
$59
$65
$51
$56
$46
$45
$39
$29
$23
$77
$57
$65
$48
$56
$40
$46
$34
$26
$17
$50
$46
$43
$34
$33
$29
$26
$20
$17
$14
$32
$29
$67
$28
$25
$47
$23
$20
$37
$14
$13
$28
$10
$9
$19
Wrigley Field Promotional Schedule

Opening Homestand
April 4
Cubs Magnet Schedule (1st 30,000 fans)
April 5
Cubs Magnet Schedule (1st 30,000 fans)
1960s
July 11 Exclusive Limited-Edition Gale Sayers

(1st 10,000 fans)
July 13
Cubs Etch A Sketch (1st 5,000 children) #
Bobblehead
1910s
April 18

April 20
April 23
Exclusive Limited-Edition Joe Tinker Bobblehead

(1st 10,000 fans)
Cubs Diecast Train Engine (1st 5,000 children) #
Replica Chicago Federals Jersey (1st 30,000 fans)
1970s
July 25

July 26
July 27
1920s
May 2

May 3

May 4
May 6

Exclusive Limited-Edition Red Grange Bobblehead

(1st 10,000 fans)
Cubs Fedora Hat presented by Budweiser
(1st 10,000 adults) w
Cubs Yo-Yo (1st 5,000 children) #
Pink Out T-shirt presented by Advocate and Cubs Charities
(All Budweiser Bleacher Fans)
1980s
August 8 Exclusive Limited-Edition Illuminating First Night Game

Bobblehead (1st 10,000 fans)
August 10 Cubs Rubiks Cube (1st 5,000 children) #
1930s
May 16

May 17
May 18
Exclusive Limited-Edition Babe Ruths Called Shot

Bobblehead (1st 10,000 fans)
Umbrella presented by Morton Salt (1st 10,000 fans)
Cubs Viewmaster (1st 5,000 children) #
1940s
June 5
June 6

June 8
Jersey Off Our Back presented by Majestic (Lucky Winners)

Exclusive Limited-Edition All-American Girls Professional
Baseball League Bobblehead (1st 10,000 fans)
Andy Pafko OYO Mini Figure (1st 5,000 children) #
1950s
June 20

June 22
June 27

Exclusive Limited-Edition Ernie Banks Debut Bobblehead

presented by Budweiser (1st 10,000 adults) w
Cubs Mr. Potato Head Keychain (1st 5,000 children) #
Wrigley Field 100 Tote Bag presented by MLB Network
(1st 20,000 fans)
Exclusive Limited-Edition Jack Brickhouse Bobblehead with

Sound chip (1st 10,000 fans)
Ernie Banks Replica Statue (1st 10,000 fans)
Cubs Magic Baseball (1st 5,000 children) #
1990s
August 22 Exclusive Limited-Edition Kerry Wood 20 Strikeout

Bobblehead presented by Budweiser (1st 10,000 adults) w
August 24 Reissue Gracie the Swan Beanie Baby

(1st 5,000 children) #
2000s
Sept. 5

Sept. 7
Exclusive Limited-Edition Bobblehead To Be Announced

(1st 10,000 fans)
Build-a-Bear Plush Doll (1st 5,000 children) #
Final Homestand
Sept. 19
Exclusive Limited-Edition Greg Maddux Bobblehead

(1st 10,000 fans)
Visit Cubs.com throughout the season for
an updated promotional schedule
* Tentative, Subject to Change
w Age 21 and older
# Age 13 and younger
The first 1,000 kids 13-and-younger run the bases after every Sunday
day game
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SPRING INFORMATION
Mesa Cubs Park
Spring Training 2014 will mark the Cubs first year at their new complex
in Mesa, Ariz., highlighted by Cubs Park - a 15,000-capacity ballpark ...
the complex, located by the 101 and 202 interchange, will house both
the Cubs major league and minor league spring operations, and will be
utilized year-round by the organization.
The Cubs new Spring Training complex consists of Cubs Park,
modern practice fields, a world-class workout and training facility,
as well as offices and clubhouse spaces ... the campus is spread
over 142 acres.
This will mark the Cubs 36th-consecutive Spring Training in Mesa
... Chicago spent the previous 17 Cactus League seasons at
HoHoKam Stadium and Fitch Park.
Mesa is the second-largest city in the Phoenix metropolitan area
and the third-largest city in Arizona Mesa is located southeast
of Phoenix and Scottsdale.
w With a population of more than 440,000, Mesa ranks
as one of the fastest growing cities in the United States
(among those with populations of at least 200,000) and
the 38th-largest city in the country bigger than Atlanta
and Miami.
w Mesa was founded in January 1878 and was incorporated
in July 1883 the area of the city is 128 square miles.
The telephone number for the Mesa Convention and Visitors
Bureau is 1-800-283-MESA.
In 2010, Mesa voters approved $84 million to construct a baseball
stadium, training and practice facility in Mesa, Ariz. for the Chicago
Cubs ... the city contributed $15 million for related infrastructure work,
and as part of the agreement with the City of Mesa, the Chicago Cubs
will commit their Spring Training games to the site for the next 30 years.
The new Cubs Park has a seating capacity of 15,000, nearly 2,000
more than HoHoKam Stadium the ballpark features a viewing
area in left field called EIGHTEEN I 76, a third and first base
party deck area, a kids area, a 120-person theatre in the Cubs
Clubhouse and a multi-purpose plaza area.
The park dimensions are:
360 feet down the left field line
366 feet to left center power alley
410 feet to straight-away center field
398 feet down the right field line
398 feet to right center power alley
The Cubs have been a part of four of the Cactus Leagues top-ten
single-game attendance games:
1)
13,721
White Sox @ Dodgers
3/23/13
2)
13,655
Giants @ Dodgers
3/17/12
3)
13,648
Angels @ Dodgers
3/18/12
4)
13,629
Cubs @ Mariners
3/28/10
5)
13,583
Padres @ Dodgers
3/20/10
6)
13,506
Padres @ Dodgers
3/20/10
7)
13,465
Giants @ Cubs
3/20/11
8)
13,462
Padres @ Cubs
3/27/10
9)
13,444
D-backs @ Mariners
3/20/10
10)
13,413
Cubs @ White Sox
3/19/10
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In 2009, the Cubs established a HoHoKam Stadium/Cactus League

single-season attendance record the club drew 203,105 fans for its
19 home dates, an average of 10,690 per date.
The Cubs yearly attendance figures at new HoHoKam Stadium:
1999 (16 dates).................................. 171,681
2000 (16 dates).................................. 140,649
2001 (15 dates).................................. 146,200
2002 (16 dates).................................. 154,575
2003 (15 dates).................................. 133,616
2004 (15 dates).................................. 189,692
2005 (15 dates).................................. 193,993
2006 (14 dates).................................. 154,978
2007 (16 dates).................................. 175,891
2008 (15 dates).................................. 181,280
2009 (19 dates).................................. 203,105
2010 (14 dates).................................. 152,493
2011 (17 dates).................................. 160,527
2012 (16 dates).................................. 153,273
2013 (17 dates).................................. 145,381
14-YEAR TOTAL............................... 2,457,334
HoHoKam Stadiums top single-game attendance totals were:
13,465.................................3/20/11 vs. Giants
13,462................................3/27/10 vs. Padres
13,374...............................3/25/13 vs. San Francisco
13,327.......................... 3/27/09 vs. White Sox
13,289...............................3/24/09 vs. Rockies
The single-year attendance mark at the old HoHoKam Stadium
was 141,327, set in 1993 (19 dates).
Mesa is the 14th different training site used by the Cubs since 1900
and the fifth since 1921 in some instances, the teams exhibition
games were not played at the training site.
The Cubs spring training sites since 1900:
w Selma, AL 1900
w Champaign, IL 1901-1902
w Los Angeles, CA 1903-1904
w Santa Monica, CA 1905
w West Baden, IN 1906-1908
w Shreveport, LA 1909
w West Baden, IN 1910-1911
w New Orleans, LA 1912
w Tampa, FL 1913-1916
w Pasadena, CA 1917-1920
w Catalina Island, CA 1921-1941
w French Lick, IN 1942-1945
w Catalina Island, CA 1946-1951
w Mesa, AZ 1952-1965
w Long Beach, CA 1966
w Scottsdale, AZ 1967-1978
w Mesa, AZ 1979-present
2014 Cubs Spring Training Schedule

DATE
Thursday, February 27
Friday, February 28
Saturday, March 1

Sunday, March 2
Monday, March 3
Tuesday, March 4
Wednesday, March 5
Thursday, March 6
Friday, March 7

Saturday, March 8
Sunday, March 9
Monday, March 10
Tuesday, March 11
Wednesday, March 12
Thursday, March 13
Friday, March 14
Saturday, March 15

Sunday, March 16

Monday, March 17

Tuesday, March 18
Wednesday, March 19
Thursday, March 20
Friday, March 21
Saturday, March 22
Sunday, March 23
Monday, March 24
Tuesday, March 25

Wednesday, March 26
Thursday, March 27
Friday, March 28
Saturday, March 29
OPPONENT
Arizona Diamondbacks
Los Angeles Angels
San Francisco Giants (ss)
Arizona Diamondbacks (ss)
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland Athletics
Colorado Rockies
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Brewers
San Francisco Giants
Colorado Rockies
Seattle Mariners
Off Day
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kansas City Royals (ss)
New York Mets (ss)
Cleveland Indians (ss)
New York Mets (ss)
Los Angeles Angels (ss)
Oakland Athletics (ss)
Texas Rangers
Colorado Rockies
Seattle Mariners
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Oakland Athletics
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Angels (ss)
San Diego Padres (ss)
Chicago White Sox
SITE
Mesa
Tempe (1:10 p.m.)
Mesa
Scottsdale (7:10 p.m.)
Mesa
Maryvale
Mesa
Mesa
Goodyear
Mesa
Tempe (1:10 p.m.)
Goodyear
Mesa
Scottsdale
Mesa
Peoria (7:05 p.m.)
BROADCAST AVAIL.
WGN TV, CUBS.COM
WGN Radio
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
WGN Radio
WGN Radio
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
Mesa
Surprise
Las Vegas
Mesa
Las Vegas
Mesa
Phoenix
Surprise (7:05 p.m.)
Scottsdale (6:40 p.m.)
Mesa
Glendale
Mesa
Phoenix
Mesa (7:05 p.m.)
Mesa
Peoria (7:05 p.m.)
Scottsdale
Mesa (12:05 p.m.)
Chase Field (6:40 p.m.)
Chase Field (1:10 p.m.)
CUBS.COM
WGN Radio
WGN TV
CSN, CUBS.COM
------------CSN, CUBS.COM
------------CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CSN, CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
WGN TV, WGN Radio
WGN TV, CUBS.COM
WGN Radio
CSN, CUBS.COM
------------CUBS.COM
WGN Radio
CSN, CUBS.COM
CSN, WGN Radio
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
CUBS.COM
Notes: All games begin at 1:05 p.m. Arizona time unless otherwise noted ... Chicago is one hour ahead of Arizona through Saturday, March 8
before moving to two hours ahead on Sunday, March 9 ... the Saturday, March 15 and Sunday, March 16 games against the Mets take place
at Cashman Field in Las Vegas.
Cactus League Ballparks in 2014

Arizona: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
Chicago White Sox: The Ballpark at Camelback Ranch
Cincinnati Reds: Goodyear Ballpark
Cleveland: Goodyear Ballpark
Colorado: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
Kansas City: Surprise Stadium
Los Angeles Angels ofAnaheim: Tempe Diablo Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers: The Ballpark at Camelback Ranch

Milwaukee: Maryvale Baseball Park
Oakland: Phoenix Municipal Stadium
San Diego: Peoria Sports Complex
San Francisco: Scottsdale Stadium
Seattle: Peoria Sports Complex
Texas: Surprise Stadium
CUBS SPRING TRAINING AND TICKET INFORMATION

Purchasing Tickets In Person: The Cubs Park ticket office hours of operation are:
Monday-Saturday, 19 a.m.-5 p.m. PST
Game Days, 9 a.m.-End of Seventh Inning
Purchasing Tickets By Phone: Tickets can be ordered over the telephone at 800-THE-CUBS.
Purchasing Tickets Via The Internet: Spring training tickets can be purchased on-line at www.cubs.com.
Cubs Park:
2330 W. Rio Salado Parkway
Mesa, AZ 85201
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NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM

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Phone: (607) 547-7200 Fax: (607) 547-2044
Public Relations: (607) 547-0215
E-mail address: info@baseballhall.org
Web site: baseballhall.org
Summer Hours: Memorial Day Weekend-Labor Day Weekend:
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Regular Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Holiday Closings: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day.
DIRECTORY: Jane Forbes Clark (Chairman), Joe Morgan (Vice Chairman), Jeff Idelson (President), Jeff Jones (Senior Vice President of Finance
and Administration), Sean Gahagan (Vice President, Retail Merchandising & Licensing), Erik Strohl (Vice President, Exhibitions and Collections),
Ken Meifert (Vice President, Sponsorship & Development)
RESEARCH AND LIBRARY CONTACTS: Jim Gates (Librarian), Pat Kelly (Photo Archivist)
PR CONTACTS: Brad Horn (Vice President, Communications & Education) and Craig Muder (Communications Director)
HALL OF FAME WEEKEND

HALL OF FAME WEEKEND 2014: July 25-28
Inductees: Bobby Cox, Tom Glavine, Tony LaRussa, Greg Maddux, Frank Thomas and Joe Torre
Awards: Sat. July 26, 4:30 p.m. ET, Doubleday Field
Induction: Sun. July 27, 1:30 p.m. ET, Clark Sports Center
CUBS IN THE HALL

A total of 49 former Chicago Cubs players, managers and executives have earned enshrinement into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and
Museum, including 2014 electees Greg Maddux and Tony LaRussa. Sixteen players spent the majority of their careers in a Cubs uniform, including: Cap Anson, Ernie Banks, Mordecai Brown, Frank Chance, Kiki Cuyler, Johnny Evers, Gabby Hartnett, Billy Herman, Ferguson Jenkins, King Kelly,
Ryne Sandberg, Ron Santo, Bruce Sutter, Joe Tinker, Billy Williams and Hack Wilson. For a complete list of Chicago Cubs in the Hall of Fame, visit
www.baseballhall.org.
FROM COOPERSTOWN
NOTABLE CUBS ARTIFACTS AT THE NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
Game ball from Cubs Carlos Zambranos no-hitter on Sept. 14, 2008.
Ticket from the final Hall of Fame Game, which was to be played June 16,
2008 against the Padres but was rained out.
Fishing hat from longtime equipment manager Yosh Kawano donated in
2008.
Jersey worn by Greg Maddux on July 26, 2005, when he recorded his
3,000th career strikeout.
Cap worn by Greg Maddux on April 29, 2005, against the Astros Roger
Clemens in first matchup of 300-game winners in the National League
since 1892.
Spikes, cap and glove from Greg Madduxs 300th career victory on Aug.
7, 2004.
Bat used by Sammy Sosa to hit his 500th career home run in 2003.
Bat used by Mark Bellhorn to homer from both sides of the plate in the
same inning in 2002.
Bats used by Sammy Sosa to hit 62nd and 66th home run in 1998.
Eyeglasses worn by legendary broadcaster Harry Caray.
Bat from Ryne Sandbergs 267th home run, which established a record
for second basemen on April 26, 1997.
Bat used by Ryne Sandberg to hit his first home run after coming out of
retirement on April 4, 1996.
Baseballs from both of Ken Holtzmans no-hitters in 1969 and 1971.
Bat used by Hall of Famer Ernie Banks to hit his 500th career home run
on May 12, 1970.
Jersey worn by Rogers Hornsby in 1932.
Medal presented to Frank Chance in 1907.
A LOOK AHEAD TO 2015: Ballots for the 2015 Hall of Fame/BBWAA election will be distributed in early December with results from the voting scheduled to be
announced in January 2015. A partial list of first-year candidates for election includes: Nomar Garciaparra, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Gary Sheffield and
John Smoltz. Historical information on past BBWAA elections and the election process can be accessed at www.baseballhall.org or by contacting the Hall of
Fame Communications department.
CONNECT TO COOPERSTOWN:
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social networking on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.
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Cooperstown, sign up for Inside Pitch. Theres no cost to receive our weekly electronic newsletter in your e-mail box at home or work and its easy to enroll:
Just log on to www.baseballhall.org/insidepitch.
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your name, name of organization and e-mail address. Or visit www.baseballhall.org/ath.
RESEARCH ASSISTANCE: The Hall of Fame is pleased to provide assistance in baseball research and members of the media are encouraged to utilize this valuable
baseball resource whenever necessary by calling the Public Relations department at (607) 547-0215, or the Library Reference desk at (607) 547-0330.
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What historic moments have occurred at Wrigley Field?

What historic moments have occurred at Wrigley Field?

How has Wrigley Field changed over the years?

How has Wrigley Field changed over the years?

The 2014 Cubs season marks the 100th anniversary of Wrigley Fields

inaugural campaign in 1914, when it was known as Weeghman Park

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10/1/1932 Babe Ruths called shot took

4/20/1916 Pre-game ceremonies for the first National

10/8/1929 Wrigley Field

5/2/1917 Jim Hippo Vaughn and the

On Thanksgiving Day 1925, team owner Red Grange

From left: Hack Wilson, Kiki Cuyler, Riggs Stephenson

Opening Ceremonies for the 1932 World Series.

Wrigley Fields ivy on the outfield wall was first planted in

Ernie Banks made his major league debut

1943 Inaugural season of the AllAmerican Girls Professional Baseball

Wrigley Fields center field scoreboard and

1951 Golfer Sam Snead hit a golf

8/21/1954 The Harlem Globetrotters

1970 The Cubs installed 42-inch baskets atop

8/8/1988 Rick Sutcliffe threw the first pitch vs. the

1963 The Bears defeated the New

1985 Wrigley Field was used

1970 The Chicago Bears final year at

The Chicago Sting, of the North American

Billy Williams roamed Wrigleys outfield from

1989 The Cubs advanced to the postseason for

1990 Wrigley Field hosted Major League Baseballs All-Star Week,

1998 Chicago reached the

11/20/2010 Wrigley Field hosted a

7/26/2005 The Cubs Greg Maddux

2005 Wrigley Field hosted two

1/1/2009 The Friendly Confines

5/6/1998 Kerry Wood tied

7/19/2013 Ernie Banks joined Eddie Vedder, lead

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Minor League System

Short-Season A: Boise Hawks Northwest League

Major League Baseball

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Cubs Pitching/Fielding Records

2014 Cubs Roster.....................................................................14-16

20-Game Winners......................................................................... 320

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2013 Cubs Season in Review

Cubs Batting Records

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Cubs Historical Information

Cubs Post-Season History

CUBS FIRST/LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

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Cubs in the Community

Race to Wrigley 5K, Presented by Athletico

Catch in the Confines Presented by Advocate Health Care

Wrigley Field Road Tour

Chicago Cubs Bricks and Ivy Ball

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Lending a Helping Hand