Seattle Mariners (7-5) at Texas Rangers (6-7)

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1 Seattle Mariners (7-5) at Texas Rangers (6-7) RHP Blake Beavan (1st 14 outing) vs. LHP Robbie Ross Jr. (0-0, 1.74) Game #14 Home #8 (4-3) Tues., April 15, 2014 Globe Life Park in Arlington 7:05 p.m. CDT FSSW / FM / 1540 AM WINS AND LOSSES: The Rangers are 2-2 on this 10-game, 10-day homestand against Houston (2-1), Seattle (0-1), and Chicago-AL (3 G) have gone 4-5 in last 9 G, alternating wins and losses in that span, and have dropped 6 of 10 after a 2-1 start have won consecutive games once all year (April 1-2), and also have a single 2-game losing streak (April 4-5) club was 8-5 or better thru 13 G in each of last 3 years (8-5 in 2013), as current 6-7 record is slowest start since 2010 (5-8) club was 9-5 through 14 G in 2013 team enters today season-high 3.0 GB of division-leading Oakland, T3rd in the West club is 2-0 on Tuesday entering tonight. CHOO T-SHIRT NIGHT: As the Rangers hand out Shin-Soo Choo T-shirts tonight before the game, it s worth noting that the club s leadoff hitter is tied for the A.L. lead in times on base in 2014 his 12 walks are 4th in the majors and his.441 OBP ranks 6th in the A.L. MOST TIMES ON BASE, MLB IN 2014 No. Player Team No. Player Team 28 Freddie Freeman ATL 26 Shin-Soo Choo TEX 28 Paul Goldschmidt ARI 26 Adam Eaton CWS 28 Chase Utley PHI 25 5 players tied OPEN LATE: Texas games have been decided in the winning team s final at-bat in 6 of 13 contests in 2014 (Rangers 3-3 in those games), and have been decided in 7th-or-later 7 times (4-3) Rangers have just 2 wins all year decided before the 7th inning. JACKIE ROBINSON DAY: The Rangers and Mariners tonight will salute the 67th anniversary of the day Jackie Robinson made his big league debut with Brooklyn and became the first African-American player in the majors (April 15, 1947) in tribute to Robinson, all MLB players and coaches will wear his no. 42 today, the 6th straight year that has been the case all Rangers uniforms tonight are blank no. 42 home white jerseys Texas is 4-1 when wearing the no. 42 jerseys, winning at Wrigley in 2013, in Minnesota in 2012, and New York in 2011, and losing in Cleveland in 2010 each of those games was on April 15 except last year s game with the Cubs, which came on April 16 (off day on April 15) the only time the Rangers have played in Arlington for Jackie Robinson Day was a 19-6 win vs. Baltimore on April 15, 2009 (Ian Kinsler 6-hit cycle). --The last Ranger to wear #42 in a game was OF Marc Sagmoen in April 1997, the year Robinson s number was retired by all MLB clubs. WHERE IT ALL STARTED: Robbie Ross Jr. faces Blake Beavan in tonight s game both were high Texas draft picks to begin their careers, with Ross Jr. selected in the 2nd round in 2008 and Beavan picked in the first round in 2007 others Rangers draftees from those 2 years involved tonight are Mitch Moreland (16th round in 2007) and Justin Smoak (1st round in 2008) Texas also selected Brad Miller out of high school in 2008 (39th round), but he did not sign. ROSS SEEKING FIRST WIN / RUN SUPPORT: Tonight s starter, Robbie Ross Jr., enters the game with a pair of no decisions despite allowing only 2 ER in 10.1 IP over his first 2 career starts the Rangers offense has yet to score a run with Ross in the game Ross Jr. s 10.1 innings as a starter with no run support are the most in the majors, one out better than injured TB starter Matt Moore (10.0 IP). PLUS TWO: Colby Lewis made his first appearance of the season last night for Texas, while Hector Noesi made his Rangers debut Texas has now used 30 players this season, most in the A.L. and T2nd-most in the majors the Dodgers (31) and Nationals (30) are the only other MLB teams with as many players used in WELCOME ABOARD: Kevin Kouzmanoff had the Rangers lone RBI last night and has hit safely in each of his first 5 games as a Ranger, longest hit streak to open a career with Texas since Lance Berkman (6 G in 2013) beginning with his first game on April 9 (pinch single), Kouzmanoff leads all Rangers in hits (6), total bases (7), and on-base pct. (.474), as he also has 2 of the club s 4 hits with RISP in that span. AT THE PLATE: Texas scored its lone run in the 7th inning last night and enter tonight seeking club s first multi-run inning since a 3-run 4th on Tues. at BOS batters are 4-for-39 (.103) with RISP in the first 4 G of this homestand and are 10-for-68 (.147) w/ RISP the last 7 games to drop season figure from.388 to season-low.248. Rangers have 46 runs in 13 games, T6th-lowest total in majors, with 20 of the 46 runs (43.5%) scoring in 2 different games club s April run total of 36 is T3rd-lowest in the majors, ahead of only KC (29) and San Diego (35). Club scored one run last night while team has not been shut out in 2014, The Rangers 5 games with one-or-zero runs are tied with 3 other teams for most in the majors (HOU, KC, TB) team has a single run in 3 of the first 4 games in this homestand offense has 10 G w/ 4-R-or-less in 14, tied w/ TB and TOR for most in MLB. Team s.332 April SLG pct. is 3rd-lowest in majors, better than KC (.315) and NYM (.322) batters 5 HR match 1972 for fewest in club history through 13 G. CALL IN KOREAN: Tonight s game is being broadcast locally on Dallas Korean Radio KKDA AM 730 with Will Choe and Moonjoon Song describing the action. It is the second of multiple home games that KKDA AM 730 is planning to broadcast this season. KKDA AM 730 is the only Korean language radio station in the Southwest and serves over 100,000 Korean listeners in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. In addition, several local Korean community organizations have purchased over 1,000 tickets for tonight s game. DON T TRY IT: Texas catchers have thrown out 5 of 9 (55.6%) attempted base stealers to begin the season, the highest percentage in the majors club s 5 caught stealings by catchers is tied with San Francisco for the MLB lead the duo of J.P. Arencibia and Robinson Chirinos has caught 5 of the last 6 attempted steals against the Rangers Chirinos has thrown out all 4 runners attempting to steal against him. ON THE MOUND: Just 4 of the 7 runs against Texas last night were earned as a result of 3 errors in the Mariners 6-run 6th inning pitching staff has a 3.04 ERA (25 ER/74.0 IP) the last 8 games, with 3 shutouts in that span, to drop season figure from 6.07 to season-low 4.15, 9th in the A.L. Texas starters have at least 7.0 innings in 3 of the last 4 games after a single outing of 7.0+ frames over the team s first 9 contests starters have permitted zero earned runs in 3 of 5 and 4 of the last 8 contests, with a 2.60 ERA (15 ER/52.0 IP) the last 8 games to drop season figure nearly 3 full runs from 6.66 to 3.89 (includes today s scoring change below) starters have allowed just 2 HR in the last 8 G and 52.0 IP. STAY AWAY FROM THE BIG INNING: Rangers allowed 6 runs in the 6th inning last night, tied for most runs against the club in a single frame this season Texas has allowed at least 5 runs in 3 different innings in 2014, joining Colorado (3) as only MLB teams with 3 such frames 17 of the 61 runs against Texas (27.9%) have scored in those 3 innings. AT HOME: Three of the Rangers 4 home victories in 2014 have been walkoffs, most in the majors Rangers are 4-3 at home, winning both series by taking a rubber game finale team is 11-4 in last 15 home games dating to 13, winning each of last 4 multi-game series in that span (lost one-game series to Tampa Bay in Wild Card tiebreaker to end 13) Rangers are (.611) at home since start of 2010, 5th-best home winning pct. in MLB in that span and 3rd in A.L. behind only DET and NYY offense has a.233 (17-73) avg. w/ RISP in Arlington in 14. VS. SEATTLE: Texas lost last night, first of 19 meetings against the Mariners in 2014 Rangers face M s twice in span of 4 series, also April in Seattle (3 G) have won 3 of 4, 4 of 6, and 10 of last 16 vs. M s and are since start of 2011, since start of 2008 Rangers have taken season series with M s in 6 straight and 9 of last 10 seasons, including a 12-7 edge in 2013 lost last 2 series vs. M s in Arlington in 2013, but are at home since the start of 2009 and since start of 2011 Rangers lead the all-time series , including leads of in Arlington and at Globe Life Park. SCORING CHANGE: After a review by official scorer Will Rudd, there was a change in earned runs in the top of the 6th last night Colby Lewis is now charged w/ 4 ER (had been 3 ER) and Pedro Figueroa now has zero ER (had been 1 ER) the total of 4 ER for the team remains the same the change will be reflected in tomorrow s statistics and notes. WEDNESDAY S BROADCAST NEWS: Tomorrow night s game will be carried on Fox Sports Southwest s Plus Channel due to the opener of the Dallas Stars first round playoff series at the Anaheim Ducks. It will also be carried on KLIF 570 AM due to the Dallas Mavericks game in Memphis. Rangers game will also move to KLIF for all conflicts with Mavericks 2014 playoff games. UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent Pitchers - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) TV/Radio Wednesday, April 16 vs. Seattle RHP Yu Darvish (1-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Felix Hernandez (3-0, 2.11) 7:05 FSSW+/570/1540 Thursday, April 17 vs. Seattle RHP Tanner Scheppers (0-1, 7.88) vs. RHP Erasmo Ramirez (1-2, 5.63) 1:05 FSSW/103.3/1540 * For radio broadcasts, most games are on ESPN FM, with select games on KLIF 570 AM All games are broadcast in Spanish on 1540 AM ESPN Deportes.

2 PAGE 2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER #46 Robbie Ross Jr., LHP (0-0, 1.74) TONIGHT: The 24-year-old southpaw is slated for his 3rd start of the season (and his career) in tonight s 2nd game against Seattle starting on 5 days rest has taken a pair of no decisions despite allowing only 2 ER in 10.1 IP over his first 2 career starts Rangers have not scored any runs while Ross has been in the game earned spot in Opening Day rotation by going 1-0, 2.86 (7 ER/22.0 IP) this spring, and started club s 3rd game of the year entered the year with 123 career MLB appearances, all in relief with Texas in RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE ROSS CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / ROSS VS. SEATTLE W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / ROSS AT GLOBE LIFE PARK W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / LAST START: Took no decision in last outing on Wed. at BOS (5.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R-0 ER, 6 BB, 4 SO, 0 HR, 98 pitches/51 strikes), a 4-2 Texas defeat in which Ross left trailing 1-0 before the Rangers took a 2-1 lead in the 8th Neal Cotts gave up a decisive 3-R HR to David Ortiz in the 8th Ross posted first qualifying start by a Ranger with 6+ BB and one-or-zero runs allowed since Kevin Millwood on 4/24/06 vs. OAK (5.0 IP, 0 R, 6 BB) issued at least one walk in 4 straight frames from 2nd thru 5th, including back-to-back walks twice the later set of consecutive walks came in the 3rd inning and, aided by Ross own throwing error, led to his run allowed in that frame. VS. SEATTLE: Has a career 2.03 ERA (3 ER/13.1 IP) in 12 relief outings against Seattle, allowing all 3 runs in 8 G/8.0 IP in 2013 his lone decision vs. M s (a loss) came when he permitted tie-breaking 2-R HR to Kyle Seager in 10th inning on 7/3/13 here in Arlington it is Ross most recent loss and one of only 2 defeats in his career. FIRST CAREER START: Registered a career-high 7 strikeouts in his first major league start on 4/2 vs. PHI (5.0 IP, 7 H, 3 R-2 ER) exited the game trailing 3-0 after 5 innings, but the Rangers scored 3 times in the 9th inning to come-frombehind and win. 2014: Rangers are 1-1 in his 2 starts has one start w/ Arecibia behind plate (PHI) and one w/ Chirinos (BOS) has held hitters leading off innings to 1-for-10 (.100) with a BB and 4 K s batters hitting.200 (4-20) after a first-pitch strike has yet to face a hitter with the bases loaded only inning with more than 20 pitches in 14 was first inning of first start on 4/2 vs. PHI (28 pitches) most batters faced in an inning is 5 surrendered lone HR in 14 to Ryan Howard in his first start, his first home run to a LH batter since 7/6/13 vs. HOU, a span of 45 plate appearances. STRONG OUT THE GATE: Ross owns a career 1.72 ERA (19 ER/99.1 IP) before the All-Star break, lowest among active pitchers (min career pre-all-star innings), slightly ahead of Atlanta s Craig Kimbrel (1.75) had a stellar first half of 2013, leading all major league relievers with a 0.37 ERA through the end of May. AT GLOBE LIFE PARK: Is 3-2 with a 2.66 ERA (22 ER/74.1 IP) in 71 games/one start in his career in Arlington both career losses have come in this park had exactly 34.2 innings as a reliever in this park in both 2012 and 2013 was 2-2, 2.34 (9 ER/34.2 IP) in his 37 relief outings here in 2013, posting 39 K s. SPRING TRAINING: Had a 1.27 ERA (3 ER/21.1 IP) in his first 5 Cactus League outings, allowing one-or-zero earned runs in every appearance surrendered 4 runs in last outing on 3/29 vs. HOU at the Alamodome to raise spring ERA from 1.27 to 2.86 tossed 7.0 scoreless innings to earn the win on 3/25 at CLE HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 5.1, April 9 at BOS Innings: 5.1, April 9, 2014 at BOS Hits: 7, April 2 vs. PHI Hits: 7, April 2, 2014 vs. PHI Runs: 3, April 2 vs. PHI Runs: 4, 2x, last Sept. 4, 2013 at OAK ER: 2, April 2 vs. PHI ER: 4, 2x, last Sept. 4, 2013 at OAK SO s: 7, April 2 vs. PHI SO s: 7, April 2, 2014 vs. PHI Walks: 6, April 9 at BOS Walks: 6, April 9, 2014 at BOS HR: 1, April 2 vs. PHI HR: 2, May 8, 2012 at BAL Pitches: 98, April 9 at BOS Pitches: 98, April 9, 2014 at BOS CG s: - CG s: - Low-Hit CG: - Low-Hit CG: - CG SHO s: - CG SHO s: - Win Streak: - Win Streak: 8, April 4, 2012-May 19, & CAREER SPLITS 2014 CAREER W L ERA G/S IP ER W L ERA G/S IP ER Home / / Road / / Day / / Night / / AVG AB H HR BB SO AVG AB H HR BB SO vs. Left vs. Right TOTALS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/ BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS (Including postseason) Ross vs. Seattle PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Ackley Cano Saunders Seager Smoak ROSS DAY-BY-DAY Beavan vs. Texas PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Andrus Arencibia Choo Fielder Martin Moreland Rios Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches 4/2 vs. PHI Trailing /63 4/9 at BOS Trailing /51 Season Totals AS A MINOR LEAGUE STARTER: Moved to the bullpen with the Rangers as a rookie after being a starter in his 3 pro seasons that included Carolina League Pitcher of the Year honors in 2011 had a 2.88 ERA in 69 games/68 starts in those 3 minor league campaigns after being selected by Texas in the 2nd round of 2008 June draft. WINTER BALL: Went 0-1 with a 4.05 ERA (6 ER/13.1 IP) in 4 starts for Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter League allowed all 6 batters to reach safely (4 hits, 2 walks) in his first start on Oct. 29 vs. Escogido yielded one run in 10.0 innings over his final 2 starts, Nov. 9 vs. Aguilas and Nov. 15 vs. Cibao and fanned 7 batters in the start vs. Cibao. 2013: Completed his 2nd campaign in the Texas bullpen, appearing in the 3rdmost games (65) of any Texas reliever permitted just one run over his first 24 games to compile the lowest ERA (0.37) among all ML relievers through the end of May had a 19.2-inning scoreless streak from April 13-May 30, T2nd-longest among left-handed A.L. relievers in 2013 (TB s Alex Torres, 20.0 IP) suffered first career loss on June 1 vs. KC, allowing 3 runs in the 10th inning of a 4-1 loss was first blemish on previously 8-0 career record, ending the 2nd-longest win streak ever by a Ranger to begin a career (9, Jeff Zimmerman in 1999) permitted HR to Ichiro Suzuki on June 26 at NYY, first HR allowed since July 30, 2012 vs. LAA, ending streak of 54 homerless appearances, 7th-longest in club history was tied for the 5th-most (38) appearances by an A.L. pitcher through June 30 matched career high with 4 runs allowed (also July 30, 2012 vs. LAA) and did not retire a batter on Sept. 4 at OAK issued walk to lone batter faced on Sept. 10 vs. PIT and was charged with earned run when that runner later scored, ending career-opening Interleague scoreless streak at 18.0 innings (16 games) it was the 3rd-longest such streak in major league history behind Francisco Rodriguez (22.0 IP) and Craig Kimbrel (27.2 IP) completed at least 2.0 innings 3 times, including season-high 2.1 innings on Sept. 19 at TB. TOMORROW S SCHEDULED STARTER RHP YU DARVISH (1-0, 0.00 in 2 games/starts) The 27-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his 3rd start of the season in the 3rd of 4 games against the Mariners on Wednesday night has at least 7.0 scoreless innings in each of his first 2 starts to begin the year, the first A.L. pitcher with 2 such starts (in April) since tomorrow night s scheduled Seattle starter Felix Hernandez in 2007 took a no decision in Friday night s 1-0, 12-inning win over Houston despite permitting a single hit across 8.0 shutout innings (8.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R-ER, 1 BB, 9 SO, 0 HR, 101 pitches/63 strikes) has started 5 of the Rangers last 6 games with a 1-0 result (club is 1-4 in those games) since the start of last year became just the 3rd MLB pitcher since the start of 2012 to allow one-or-zero hits in at least 8.0 SHO IP and not earn the win has gone 3-3 with a 4.78 ERA (23 ER/43.1 IP) over 7 career starts against the M s is 2-1, 2.30 ERA (7 ER/27.1 IP) with 34 strikeouts and a.160 (15-94) opponent average in his last 4 starts against Seattle matched up with Felix Hernandez twice during his rookie campaign in 2012, taking the loss in both starts has gone winless over his last 7 starts at Globe Life Park, dropping 3 straight decisions, despite a 2.30 ERA (12 ER/47.0 IP) in that stretch owns the 2nd highest career winning percentage at.625 (30-18) for a Texas starter with 50+ starts, behind Aaron Sele at.649 (37-20) was placed on the 15-day disabled list March 30 (retroactive to March 21) with neck stiffness recorded his 500th career strikeout on 4/6 at Tampa Bay to become the 2nd-fastest pitcher in ML history (62 games) to accomplish the feat (since 1914), behind Dwight Gooden, who did it in his 61st career game Darvish s 513 K s are the most in the majors since the start of 2012 went 2-0 with a 3.68 ERA (6 ER/14.2 IP) over 4 A game starts this spring was the Rangers Pitcher of the Year in 2013, leading the majors with 277 strikeouts, the highest total in the American League since 2000, and strikeouts per 9.0 innings.

3 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE PAGE 3 TEAM PITCHING W-L-S G ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO Starters Relievers Home Road TEAM CATCHING ERA *W-L CS SBA CS% PB PO Arencibia Chirinos Stolen bases against pitchers: 0-for-0 (0 SB, 0 CS) * - as starter BULLPEN BREAKDOWN (RELIEF OUTINGS ONLY) FIRST BATTER PITCHER LAST APP. (Dec.) IP H R ER BB SO NP SV/OPP RET/FACED IR/Sc GB/FB SB/CS 56 Neal Cotts (L) 4/11 vs. HOU /2 3/6 4/2 5/5 0/0 32 Pedro Figueroa (L) 4/14 vs. SEA /0 3/6 1/1 11/6 0/0 44 Jason Frasor 4/11 vs. HOU (W, 1-0) /0 2/4 4/2 9/2 0/0 19 Hector Noesi 4/14 vs. SEA /0 1/1 2/0 5/1 0/0 41 Alexi Ogando 4/13 vs. HOU (S, 1) /1 3/5 2/1 7/8 2/0 28 Joakim Soria 4/12 vs. HOU (L, 1-1) /1 4/5 0/0 6/6 0/0 37 Shawn Tolleson 4/14 vs. SEA /0 3/5 2/2 11/3 1/0 Totals 2/4, 50.0% 25/37, 67.6% 17/8, 47.1% 66/40 3/0 TEAM PITCHING: Staff permitted season-high 3 unearned runs and matched season low with one walk on Mon. vs. SEA has a 2.25 ERA (10 ER/40.0 IP) last 4 G to lower season ERA from 5.14 to 4.15, 9th in A.L. Lewis was 11th Texas pitcher to take a decision in 14; no other ML team has more than 9 pitchers w/ a dec. 2 shutouts last 4 G and is tied with TOR for ML lead with 3 shutouts 3rd time in club history with as many as 3 SHO in the season s 1st 12 games (1979, 1980) opposing batters are 26-for-137 (.190) last 4 G to drop opp. avg. from.299 to.265, 11th in A.L. Texas pitchers have a 3.76 ERA (28 ER/67.0 IP) in 7 games at Globe Life Park, 8th in A.L. STARTERS: Over last 8 starts, Texas starters have a 2.42 ERA (14 ER/52.0 IP) to lower season mark from 6.66 to 3.77, 8th in A.L. have allowed 0 ER in 3 of last 5 starts 3 starts of 7.0+ scoreless innings are tied with TB for most in the majors opponents are batting.189 (18-95) vs. Texas starters over the last 5 G and.267 overall, T9th in A.L. starters have just 9 victories in last 42 starts beginnng 8/30/13. RELIEVERS: The bullpen has allowed 2 ER in 11.2 IP (1.54 ERA) over 4 G on the homestand to drop season ERA from 6.21 to 4.87, 11th in A.L. opposition batting.190 (8-42) over last 4 G T3rd-fewest saves (2) in A.L., saves by 2 different pitchers (Soria, Ogando). 56 NEAL COTTS (L) 0-1-0, 5.40 vs. LHB: 4-for-9 (.444) vs. RHB: 1-for-9 (.111) Pitched scoreless 10th inning, Fri. vs. HOU has suffered a pair of blown saves (4/9 at BOS and 4/5 at TB) after none since 8/16/13 vs. SEA and is 1-for-6 in save chances with Texas in 2013, allowed earned runs in just one of final 20 G (17.2 IP, 0.51 ERA) returned to majors last season for first time since 2009 and posted the lowest relief ERA (1.11) in Texas franchise history also tied for ML lead with 8 relief wins. 32 PEDRO FIGUEROA (L) 0-1-0, 8.44 vs. LHB: 2-for-11 (.182) vs. RHB: 6-for-12 (.500) Permitted 3 R (1 ER) on 3 H in 0.1 IP Mon. vs. SEA, his shortest outing as a Ranger all 7 runs and 7 of 8 hits allowed have come in 2 outings suffered 1st ML loss in Texas debut on March 31 (4 ER/1.2 IP) made an Opening Day roster for first time in his career was claimed off waivers from Tampa Bay on 1/29/14 prior to 14, had spent his entire 10-year pro career in the A s organization since signing as a non-drafted free agent in November JASON FRASOR 1-0-0, 0.00 vs. LHB: 2-for-6 (.333) vs. RHB: 1-for-8 (.125) Tossed scoreless 12th inning to earn first victory, Fri. vs. HOU has worked 4.0 scoreless innings in his 4 outings in 2014 had 2.35 ERA (2 ER/7.2 IP) in 9 G this spring has a 1.85 ERA (8 ER/39.0 IP) in last 45 outings with the Rangers beginnng 6/1/13 re-signed with Texas in November after solid first season as a Ranger in HECTOR NOESI 0-1-0, 8.10 vs. LHB: 2-for-9 (.222) vs. RHB: 1-for-4 (.250) Retired 7 of 8 BF in 2.1 scoreless innings in Texas debut on Mon. vs. SEA, his former team matched team season high for relief innings was added to the active roster Sunday after being acquired from Seattle on Saturday in exchange for cash considerations has lost 11 consecutive decisions, 3rd-longest active streak in the majors (Fernando Abad-13, Jonathan Sanchez-12) last pitched for M s on 4/3 at OAK, taking walkoff loss on Coco Crisp HR in 12th the 27-year-old was on the M s Opening Day roster and went 0-1 with a ERA (3 ER/1.0 IP) in 2 relief appearances prior to being DFA d on April 4 prior to joining Texas, had a 4-16 record with a 5.64 ERA (120 ER/191.1 IP) in 66 games/21 starts for New York-AL (2011) and Seattle ( ). 41 ALEXI OGANDO 0-1-1, 5.14 vs. LHB: 5-for-14 (.357) vs. RHB: 0-for-12 (.000) Pitched a perfect 9th on Sun. vs. HOU to record his 4th career save and first since 8/4/12 at KC has retired 7 consecutive batters and 12-of-14 over his last 3 outings suffered loss on 4/9 at BOS, with both runs scoring after he left the game retired first 4 batters faced and whiffed 4 batters, matching a career relief high (most since 6/5/12 at OAK) in 114 career relief appearances, is 7-2 with a 2.62 ERA (35 ER/120.0 IP) stretched out as a starter all spring but was moved to bullpen late in camp. 28 JOAKIM SORIA 1-1-1, 7.20 vs. LHB: 4-for-11 (.364) vs. RHB: 1-for-8 (.125) Suffered first loss Sat. vs. HOU, allowing run in the 10th all 4 R allowed in 2014 have been in non-save situations, including 3 R in 9th inning on Tue. at BOS posted Rangers only save of 2014 to complete 3-0 SHO, 4/6 at TB was his 1st save since 9/11/11 at SEA and 161st of ML career has converted last 8 save tries since blown save on 8/10/11 at TB earned victory on 4/1 vs. PHI with scoreless 9th was named Rangers closer on 3/22 has converted all 12 career save chances vs. M s, to go with 0-1 record a 1.06 ERA (2 ER/17.0 IP) in 16 appearances. 37 SHAWN TOLLESON 0-0-0, 1.59 vs. LHB: 3-for-13 (.231) vs. RHB: 2-for-9 (.222) Has pitched 4.2 scoreless innings in last 4 games since allowing solo HR in Texas debut, 3/31 vs. PHI still seeking 1st clean appearance Allen, Texas native pitched at Baylor and made his 1st career Opening Day roster claimed off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers on 11/20/13 pitched in just 6 total games, one at the major league level, in 2013 due to a herniated disc in his back and a left hip injury sustained during his rehab.

4 PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE TEAM BATTING: Texas is hitting.232 (77-332) in last 10 G to drop from.311 to.251, 6th in the A.L. team was 1-for-6 with RISP on Mon. and is 4-for-46 (.087) with RISP last 5 G to drop from.352 to.248, 5th in A.L. club s 5 HR match its fewest ever in the season s 1st 13 games (also 1972) 5 HR are 2nd-fewest in majors (KC-1) batting.258 (62-240) at home, 7th in A.L. 35 JIM ADDUCI.375 AVG, 0 HR, 2 RBI,.375 OBP,.500 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Mon.: 0-for-1, K as PH Stand: 0-2 Streak: 0 G Is the only Ranger not to start a game over season s 1st 13 contests has a pair of PH RBI singles in 5 pinch-ab is one of 5 A.L. players with 2 pinch hits is 3-for-9 in ML career as PH was on an Opening Day roster for 1st time after making his ML debut with Texas last Sept. following 10 seasons in the minors. 1 ELVIS ANDRUS.294 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI,.321 OBP,.392 SLG SHORTSTOP R/R Mon.: 1-for-4, K Stand: 4-15, 2 R, 2 BB, 3 SB, CS Streak: 1 G (.250, 1-4) Is 8-for-31 (.258) over last 8 games since season-high 3 hits on 4/5 to drop from.350 to was ejected for the 3rd time in career on Mon., ending a season-opening 11-game hit streak...was his longest streak ever to begin a season, the 2nd-longest season-opening hit streak in club history (13, Al Oliver, 1979) had just one hit in 9 of the 11 games; season-high 3 hits, 4/5 at TB has 3 SB last 4 G, 4 this season, T3rd in A.L. hit GW 2-run HR in 8th inning, 4/6 at TB, the latest he had ever homered in a game tied for ML lead with A.L.-high 3 sac bunts (also Scooter Gennett, MIL and Brandon Barnes, COL) tied for A.L. lead with 3 errors did not make 3rd error of 2013 until May 22...tallied 11 RBI in 19 G vs. SEA in 2013, most RBI vs. any opponent. 7 J.P. ARENCIBIA.083 AVG, 0 HR, 1 RBI,.120 OBP,.125 SLG CATCHER R/R Mon.: 0-for-2, GIDP Stand: 0-8, RBI Streak: 0 G Is 1-for-last-22 to drop to season-low.083 logged 1st RBI as a Ranger with RBI groundout Sat. vs. HOU has started 8 of 1st 13 Texas games behind the plate signed as a free agent on 12/10/13 after being regular catcher in Toronto the previous 3 seasons has 7 career homers at Globe Life Park in Arlington (all as a visitor), his 2nd-most in any park. 29 ADRIAN BELTRE.286 AVG, 0 HR, 4 RBI,.394 OBP,.393 SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R Mon.: DL Stand: Streak: 2 G (.429, 3-7, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R) Placed on the 15-day disabled list Monday, retroactive to April 9, with a strained left quadriceps muscle...had not played since making an early exit from a game on 4/8 at Boston with the quad injury...the first date he would be eligible to return is April 24, which is an off day for the club. 61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS.150 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI,.261 OBP,.350 SLG CATCHER R/R Mon.: 0-for-1 Stand: 1-7, RBI Streak: 0 G Is 1-for-9 since multi-hit effort on 4/8 at BOS...lone hit in that stretch was 2nd career walk-off hit (1B) in the 12th inning Fri. vs. HOU has reached via H/BB/ HBP in 4 of last 6 has started 5 games behind the plate on Tue. at BOS, hit 2nd career HR, 1st since 8/3/11 vs. TOR, and matched career high with 2 hits (5th time) was on an Opening Day roster for the first time batted.438 (14-32) in 17 games this spring w/ 4 2B, a HR, 7 RBI, and 3 BB has thrown out all 4 attempted base stealers, 2nd-most in ML behind SF s Posey (5)...appeared in 13 G w/ Texas last season after being acquired from TB last April season. 15 MICHAEL CHOICE.211 AVG, 1 HR, 2 RBI,.273 OBP,.368 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: 1-for-2, BB, K Stand: 3-7, BB, HR, RBI, R Streak: 3 G (.429, 3-7, HR, RBI, R, BB) Has started 2 straight, going 2-for-5 with a BB...hit 1st ML HR in 9th inning on Sat., a game-tying pinch blast that snapped an 0-for-11 drought is the 1st player in Rangers history to hit a PH home run for his 1st career big league homer the last player in franchise history (Senators/Rangers) to do it was Jeff Burroughs on 8/2/71 for Washington at Detroit 1st PH HR for Texas since Profar on 9/26/13 vs. LAA is one of 5 A.L. players with 2 pinch hits has started once each in LF, CF and RF and one as DH...is 2-for-5 as a PH was on an Opening Day roster for the first time batted.369 (24-65) with 5 HR, 5 doubles, a triple, and 17 RBI in 28 A games this spring ranked among Cactus League leaders in RBI (2nd), total bases (3rd, 46), HR (T4th), hits (T4th), SLG (6th,.708), average (10th). 17 SHIN-SOO CHOO.289 AVG, 0 HR, 3 RBI,.441 OBP,.378 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Mon.: 0-for-2, 2 BB, GIDP Stand: 2-14, 5 BB, SB Streak: 0 G Has gone 1-for-10 with 6 K over last 3 G since end of 6-game hit streak (.450, 9-20) from 4/5-11 is hitting.323 (10-31) last 9 G to go from.214 to.289 multiple walks in career-best 3 straight games, Tue.-Fri. (7 BB total) 4th in A.L. in walks (12) and 6th in OBP tied for A.L. lead with 26 times on base is 6-for-20 with 5 BB and HBP when leading off inning (.462 OBP) has started 12 G in LF and once as DH. walked with the bases loaded for GW RBI in bottom of the 9th inning on 4/2 vs. PHI, 1st career walk-off walk and 1st by a Ranger since Todd Zeile on 7/16/99 vs. ARI...batting.299 (49-164) with 8 HR and 28 RBI in 44 career G vs. SEA...was signed by SEA as a non-drafted free agent on Aug. 13, 2000 with current Rangers Senior Advisor Jim Colborn as one of the signing scouts. 84 PRINCE FIELDER.176 AVG, 0 HR, 3 RBI,.263 OBP,.235 SLG FIRST BASEMAN L/R Mon.: 2-for-4, R, 2B, K Stand: 3-14, 2B, R, 4 BB Streak: 1 G (.500, 2-4, 2B, R) Yesterday was 3rd multi-hit game this season and first since 4/8 at BOS...is hitting.143 (5-35) last 9 G to drop from.250 to.176 has just 4 K s in that span has 3 intentional walks last 4 G has started all 13 G, 12 at 1B and one at DH 13-game drought without a HR is longest to begin season since 2010 (14 games) has played in 518 consecutive regular season games since sitting out on 9/13/10, 29th all-time. 6 KEVIN KOUZMANOFF.375 AVG, 0 HR, 2 RBI,.474 OBP,.438 SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R Mon.: 1-for-4, RBI Stand: 5-15, 2B, 2 RBI, R, BB, 2 HBP Streak: 5 G (.375, 6-16, 2B, 2 RBI, R, BB, 2 HBP) Has hit safely in 1st 5 games as a Ranger hit a pinch-single in his 1st AB as a Ranger on Wed. at BOS one of 2 Rangers with pinch-hits in team debut this season (Choice) was his 1st ML game since 9/28/11 with COL at SF had contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) on Wed. after batting.313 (5-16) with one RBI in 4 games with the Express was signed as a minor league free agent in Dec and was a non-roster invitee to spring training where he batted.370 (20-54) with 3 HR and 12 RBI in 27 A games his last 3 ML home runs came with COL in Sept at Minute Maid Park in Houston, including a 2-homer, 5-RBI game on 9/25/11. 2 LEONYS MARTIN.268 AVG, 0 HR, 4 RBI,.348 OBP,.268 SLG OUTFIELDER L/R Mon.: 0-for-2, BB, K Stand: 4-12, 2 BB, CS Streak: 0 G Multiple hits in 4 of 7 home games is 5-for-17 (.294) in last 5 games to go from.240 to.268 ranks 6th in A.L. with.391 (9-23) home batting average has a pair of 2-hit/2-RBI contests has started 12 games in CF is 5-for-9 (.556) with RISP last year, became first outfielder with both 14 OF assists and 36 steals on the basepaths since TB s B.J. Upton in MITCH MORELAND.229 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI,.229 OBP,.429 SLG OUTFIELDER/FIRST BASEMAN L/L Mon.: 0-for-1 as PH Stand: 1-9, 2B, HBP Streak: 0 G Tied for club lead with 4 XBH 2 K s in 3 straight starts hit 1st HR on Wed. at BOS to snap 18-game homerless drought (dating to 9/20/13), 4th-longest of his career made 1st start at first base on Wed. has started at DH in 8 of his 1st 11 games after 15 career DH starts entering 2014 has hit safely in 7 of last 10 G is only Ranger with a 2B, 3B, and HR his 10 BB this spring ranked T10th in Cactus League. 16 DONNIE MURPHY.231 AVG, 0 HR, 4 RBI,.313 OBP,.346 SLG INFIELDER R/R Mon.: DNP Stand: 1-3, 2B, 2 R, 2 BB, RBI, SF Streak: 0 G Drove in lone run of the game Sun. with sac fly...reached base 3 times and scored twice Sat. vs. HOU has 5 hits, 3 doubles, and 4 RBI in last 6 G to go from.143 to.231 had 1st multi-hit game and RBI as a Ranger on 4/6 at TB has started 7 games at 2B, 5 of last 7 has reached base via H/BB/HBP in 7 of 9 games with a plate appearance received on waiver claim from Cubs on 3/26 and played in last 3 spring training games in addition to Rangers and Cubs, has played for Royals, A s, and Marlins in ML career. 51 ALEX RIOS.280 AVG, 1 HR, 7 RBI,.327 OBP,.400 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: 1-for-4, K, GDP Stand: 2-17, 2B, RBI, BB, SB Streak: 1 G (.250, 1-4) Is 2-for-19 last 5 G after season-opening 8-game hit streak has reached safely via H/BB/HBP in 12 of 13 G T5th in A.L. with 3 SB has started 12 games in RF and one at DH on 3/31 vs. PHI, became the 2nd Ranger with 3+ hits, 3+ RBI, and 3+ runs on Opening Day (Gabe Kapler, 4/3/00 vs. CWS) hit a go-ahead 3-run homer off Cliff Lee in the 3rd, his 3rd career Opening Day HR had 3 HR and 9 RBI in 12 G vs. SEA in batting.322 ( ) with 11 HR and 46 RBI in 86 career games vs. Seattle, highest average vs. any A.L. opponent.

5 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE PAGE 5 12 JOSH WILSON.333 AVG, 0 HR, 3 RBI,.333 OBP,.375 SLG INFIELDER R/R Mon.: 1-for-3, GDP Stand: 3-11, R Streak: 3 G (.273, 3-11, R) Scored lone run of game on Sunday, leading off the 6th with a single...is 8-for-12 vs. LHP...has started 5 of 6, 8 starts overall (6 at 2B, 2 at 3B) 2 starts at third base are 1st starts there since 7/24/11 at SF had 3 hits on 4/5 at TB, his most in a game since 6/11/10 at SD (3) and his 10th time with 3+ hits tied his career high with 3 RBI on 3/31 vs. PHI, 5th time (1st since 9/26/10, SEA at TB) was 13th time a Ranger has had at least 3 RBI in his team debut, 1st since Mike Napoli, 4/1/11 vs. BOS is on 2nd consecutive Opening Day roster, 3rd time in his career (also 2007 w/ WSH and 2013 w/ ARI)...appeared in 153 games with Seattle from BATTERS VS. SEATTLE AND CAREER 2014 CAREER PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Adduci Andrus Arencibia Chirinos Choice Choo Fielder Kouzmanoff Martin Moreland Murphy Rios Wilson PITCHERS VS. SEATTLE AND CAREER 2014 CAREER PLAYER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Cotts Darvish Figueroa Frasor Lewis Noesi Ogando Perez Ross Scheppers Soria Tolleson HOME RUNS Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Jim Adduci Elvis Andrus /6 at TB (Peralta) J.P. Arencibia Adrian Beltre Robinson Chirinos /8 at BOS (Doubront) Michael Choice /12 vs. HOU (Chapman) Shin-Soo Choo Prince Fielder Kevin Kouzmanoff Leonys Martin Mitch Moreland /9 at BOS (Peavy) Donnie Murphy Alex Rios /31 vs. PHI (Lee) Josh Wilson TOTALS GRAND SLAMS (0): None MULTI-HOMER GAMES (0): None BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (0): None LEADOFF HOMERS (0): None PINCH-HIT HOMERS (1): Choice, 4/12 vs. HOU WALKOFF HOMERS (0): None INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS (0): None HR BY PITCHERS (0): None Feb. 14 Feb. 24 March 3 March 5 March 7 March 12 March 17 March 21 March 22 March 24 March 25 March 26 March 28 March 29 March 30 April 1 April 2 April 3 April 5 April 6 April 7 April 9 April 12 April 13 April 14 RECENT TRANSACTIONS RHP Tommy Hanson signed to one-year contract LHP Joseph Ortiz placed on 60-day disabled list with fractured left foot. Manager Ron Washington agrees to contract extension through 2015 season. INF Andy Parrino received on waiver claim from Oakland LHP Derek Holland placed on 60-day disabled list for left knee surgery rehab. LHP Joe Saunders signed to a one-year major league contract INF/OF Alex Castellanos designated for assignment. INF/OF Alex Castellanos claimed on waivers by San Diego Padres RHP Matt West optioned to Myrtle Beach C Patrick Cantwell added to major league spring training camp C Jose Felix assigned to minor league camp. RHP s Wilmer Font and Ben Rowen optioned to Round Rock RHP Lisalverto Bonilla and INF Luis Sardinas optioned to Frisco RHP s Nate Adcock and Armando Rodriguez, and INF Rougned Odor, assigned to minor league camp. RHP s Cory Burns, Miles Mikolas, Nick Tepesch, and INF Andy Parrino optioned to Round Rock RHP Daniel Bard, C s Brett Nicholas and Patrick Cantwell, INF Kensuke Tanaka, and OF s Brad Snyder and Bryan Petersen reassigned to minor league camp RHP Jose Contreras offered reassignment to minor league camp. RHP Roman Mendez optioned to Frisco. INF Brent Lillibridge reassigned to minor league camp RHP Jose Contreras released. INF Kensuke Tanaka added to major league spring training camp. RHP Neftali Feliz optioned to Triple-A Round Rock LHP s Rafael Perez and Aaron Poreda reassigned to minor league camp RHP Daniel McCutchen added to major league spring training camp C Chris Snyder signed to minors contract and added to major league spring training camp. INF Donnie Murphy received on waiver claim from Chicago Cubs RHP Seth Rosin received on waiver claim from Los Angeles Dodgers RHP Tommy Hanson placed on irrevocable waivers for purpose of giving him his unconditional release OF Engel Beltre placed on 60-day disabled list with a fractured right tibia. C Chris Gimenez received on waiver claim from Oakland A s LHP Michael Kirkman designated for assignment RHP Scott Baker signed to minor league contract. LHP Ryan Feierabend, RHP Justin Germano, RHP Colby Lewis, RHP Daniel McCutchen, C Chris Snyder, INF Kevin Kouzmanoff, and INF Kensuke Tanaka assigned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Nick Martinez assigned to Frisco (AA). INF Josh Wilson contract purchased from Triple-A Round Rock INF Adam Rosales designated for assignment RHP Yu Darvish placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 21, with neck stiffness INF Jurickson Profar placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 23, with torn teres major muscle in right shoulder LHP Matt Harrison placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 29, for back surgery rehab C Geovany Soto placed on 60-day disabled list for recovery from surgery to repair torn lateral meniscus cartilage in right knee. C Chris Gimenez designated for assignment RHP Daniel McCutchen contract purchased from Round Rock LHP Michael Kirkman cleared waivers and outrighted to Round Rock (AAA). INF Adam Rosales cleared waivers and outrighted to Round Rock (AAA). LHP Matt Harrison sent to Frisco (AA) on rehab assignment...c Chris Gimenez cleared waivers and offered outright assignment to Round Rock (AAA). RHP Nick Martinez contract purchased from Frisco (AA)...RHP Daniel McCutchen optioned to Frisco...C Chris Gimenez granted free agency. RHP Yu Darvish activated from 15-day disabled list...rhp Nick Martinez optioned to Frisco (AA). LHP Joe Saunders placed on 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 5 with bruised left ankle...rhp Daniel McCutchen recalled from Frisco (AA). 3B Kevin Kouzmanoff contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) RHP Seth Rosin designated for assignment. RHP Hector Noesi acquired from Seattle in exchange for a PTBNL or cash INF Jurickson Profar transferred from 15-day disabled list to 60-day disabled list. 3B Adrian Beltre placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 9, with strained left quad RHP Hector Noesi added to active roster. RHP Colby Lewis contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) RHP Daniel McCutchen designated for assignment DISABLED LIST Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible Games Missed Record Matt Harrison 15-day Back surgery rehab March 30 (March 29) April Joe Saunders 15-day Bruised left ankle April 7 (April 5) April Adrian Beltre 15-day Strained left quad April 13 (April 9) April Joseph Ortiz 60-day Fractured left foot February 14 May Derek Holland 60-day Left knee surgery rehab March 3 May Jurickson Profar 60-day Torn teres major muscle, rt. shoulder March 30 (March 23) May 29 - moved to 60 on 4/ Engel Beltre 60-day Fractured right tibia March 26 May Geovany Soto 60-day Torn lateral meniscus cartilage, rt. knee March 30 May Yu Darvish 15-day Neck stiffness March 30 (March 21) April

6 PAGE 6 TEXAS TEAM BATTING Runs, Game...10, 2x, last April 8 at Boston Runs, Inning...5, April 8 at Boston (3rd) Hits, Game...14, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Hits, Inning...6, April 8 at Boston (3rd) Fewest Hits, Game...5, 2x, last April 13 vs. Houston Doubles...6, April 8 at Boston Triples...1, 2x, last April 7 at Boston Home Runs...1, 5x, last April 12 vs. Houston Home Runs, Both Clubs...4, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Extra Base Hits...7, April 8 at Boston Total Bases...22, April 8 at Boston Stolen Bases...4, April 11 vs. Houston Walks...9, April 11 vs. Houston Strikeouts...10, April 12 vs. Houston Left on Base (9 innings)...12, April 1 vs. Philadelphia Left on Base (Extras)...16, April 11 vs. Houston RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE RANGERS STATISTICS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Adduci Andrus Arencibia Beltre Chirinos Choice Choo Fielder Kouzmanoff Martin Moreland Murphy Rios Wilson Pitchers TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits...3, 3x, last Andrus and Wilson, April 5 at Tampa Bay Runs...3, 2x, last Beltre/Rios, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Home Runs...1, 5x, last Choice, April 12 vs. Houston RBI...3, 2x, last Rios/Wilson, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Total Bases...6, 2x, last Chirnos, April 8 at Boston Doubles...1, 23x, last Moreland, April 14 vs. Seattle Triples...1, 2x, last Choo, April 7 at Boston Extra-Base Hits...2, 2x, last Chirinos, April 8 at Boston Stolen Bases...2, Andrus, April 11 vs. Houston Walks...3, 2x, Choo/Fielder, April 11 vs. Houston Strikeouts...5, Choo, April 12 vs. Houston Hitting Streak...11, Andrus, March 31-April 12 TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts...11, 2x, last April 11 vs. Houston Walks...7, April 9 at Boston Fewest Walks...1, 2x, last April 14 vs. Seattle Runs Allowed, Game...14, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Runs Allowed, Inning...6, 2x, last April 14 vs. Seattle (6th) Hits Allowed, Game...17, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Hits Allowed, Inning...6, April 14 vs. Seattle (6th) Fewest Hits Allowed...2, April 11 vs. Houston (12 innings) Home Runs...3, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Consecutive Scoreless Innings , April 11 (1st) - April 12 (3rd) TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter...8.0, 2x, last Perez, April 13 vs. Houston Fewest Innings, Starter...3.2, Saunders, April 4 at Tampa Bay Innings, Reliever...2.1, 2x, last Noesi, April 14 vs. Seattle Strikeouts, Starter...9, Darvish, April 11 vs. Houston Strikeouts, Reliever...4, Ogando, April 9 at Boston Runs Allowed...7, Scheppers, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Earned Runs Allowed...7, Scheppers, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Hits Allowed...8, 2x, last April 14 vs. Seattle Home Runs Allowed...2, Martinez, April 5 at Tampa Bay Pitches...107, Perez, April 13 vs. Houston TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak...2, April 1-2 Losing Streak...2, April 4-5 Longest Game, Innings...12, April 11 vs. Houston Longest Game, Time, 9 inn...3:36, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Longest Game, Time, Xtra...4:11, April 11 vs. Houston Shortest Game, Time...2:15, April 13 vs. Houston Largest Crowd, Home...49,031, March 31 vs. Philadelphia Largest Crowd, Road...35,842, April 7 at Boston Winning Margin...3, April 6 at Tampa Bay Losing Margin...7, April 4 at Tampa Bay Largest Deficit in Win...3, April 2 vs. Philadelphia (0-3 in 3rd) Largest Deficit in 9th, Win...2, April 2 vs. Philadelphia (1-3) Largest Lead in Loss...3, April 5 at Tampa Bay (3-0 in 2nd and 4-1 in 4th) Errors...4, April 4 at Tampa Bay *-Club record #-Ties club record STARTS BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Adduci Andrus Arencibia Beltre Chirinos Choice Choo Fielder Kouzmanoff Martin Moreland Murphy Rios Wilson RUNS BY INNING Texas Opp RECORD BY MONTH March April May June July August Sept RECORD BY DAY OF WEEK Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat RECORD BY HOME RUNS RECORD BY RUNS Scored Allowed MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT Won by Lost by MANAGER S CHALLENGES (1-for-2) April 1 vs. PHI: Top 6th, B. Revere ruled safe on pickoff attempt at 2B by M. Perez (Cory Blaser) call overturned (2:27). April 7 at BOS: Bot 1st, D. Nava ruled safe at 2B on force-attempt dropped-catch error by E. Andrus (Jordan Baker) call stands (1:50). EJECTIONS (2) Game (Inn.) Player/Coach Umpire 4/13 vs. HOU (4th) Elvis Andrus Alan Porter 4/14 vs. SEA (6th) Ron Washington Ted Barrett Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5BI+ Total Adduci Andrus Arencibia Beltre Chirinos Choo Choice Fielder Kouzmanoff Martin Moreland Murphy Rios Wilson STARTING PITCHING (starts only) Pitcher Last Start W-L Streak GS QS RSA P/GS SB/CS K/9 BB/9 HR/9 GB/FB GIDP Team W-L Scheppers 4/12 vs. HOU (ND) 0-1 L / / Perez (L) 4/13 vs. HOU (W) 2-0 W / / Ross 4/9 at BOS (ND) / / Saunders (L) 4/4 at TB (L) 0-1 L / / Martinez 4/5 at TB (ND) / / Darvish 4/11 vs. HOU (ND) 1-0 W / / Lewis 4/14 vs. SEA (L) 0-1 L / /

7 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SEATTLE PAGE DAY-BY-DAY GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 1 3/31 PHILADELPHIA L, T3rd -1.0 Lee (1-0) Figueroa (0-1) 3:36 *49,031 49, /1 PHILADELPHIA W, rd -1.0 Soria (1-0) Hollands (0-1) 3:14 29,530 78, /2 PHILADELPHIA W, rd -1.0 Rosin (1-0) Papelbon (0-1) 3:02 28, ,843 4/3 OFF DAY T2nd /4 at Tampa Bay L, T2nd -1.0 Odorizzi (1-0) Saunders (0-1) 3:10 14, /5 at Tampa Bay L, T2nd -2.0 Gomes (1-0) Cotts (0-1) Balfour (1) 2:48 30, /6 at Tampa Bay W, T2nd -1.0 Darvish (1-0) Peralta (0-1) Soria (1) 3:01 22, /7 at Boston L, T3rd -1.5 Lackey (2-0) Scheppers (0-1) 3:07 35, /8 at Boston W, rd -1.5 Perez (1-0) Doubront (1-1) 3:11 34, /9 at Boston L, T3rd -1.5 Miller (1-0) Ogando (0-1) Uehara (2) 2:57 33,585 4/10 OFF DAY T3rd /11 HOUSTON W, 1-0 (12) 5-5 T3rd -1.5 Frasor (1-0) Peacock (0-1) 4:11 36, , /12 HOUSTON L, 5-6 (10) 5-6 T3rd -2.0 Chapman (1-0) Soria (1-1) Bass (2) 3:15 42, , /13 HOUSTON W, T3rd -2.0 Perez (2-0) Oberholtzer (0-3) Ogando (1) 2:15 38, , /14 SEATTLE L, T3rd -3.0 Elias (1-1) Lewis (0-1) 3:01 23, , /15 SEATTLE 7:05p 15 4/16 SEATTLE 7:05p 16 4/17 SEATTLE 1:05p 17 4/18 CHICAGO-AL 7:05p 18 4/19 CHICAGO-AL 7:05p 19 4/20 CHICAGO-AL 2:05p 20 4/21 at Oakland 9:05p 21 4/22 at Oakland 9:05p 22 4/23 at Oakland 2:35p 4/24 OFF DAY 23 4/25 at Seattle 9:10p 24 4/26 at Seattle 8:10p 25 4/27 at Seattle 3:10p 26 4/28 OAKLAND 7:05p 27 4/29 OAKLAND 7:05p 28 4/30 OAKLAND 7:05p 5/1 OFF DAY 29 5/2 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 30 5/3 at Los Angeles-AL 8:05p 31 5/4 at Los Angeles-AL 2:35p 32 5/5 at Colorado 7:40p 33 5/6 at Colorado 7:40p 34 5/7 COLORADO 7:05p 35 5/8 COLORADO 7:05p 36 5/9 BOSTON 7:05p 37 5/10 BOSTON 7:05p 38 5/11 BOSTON 2:05p 39 5/12 at Houston 7:10p 40 5/13 at Houston 7:10p 41 5/14 at Houston 7:10p 5/15 OFF DAY 42 5/16 TORONTO 7:05p 43 5/17 TORONTO 7:05p 44 5/18 TORONTO 2:05p 5/19 OFF DAY 45 5/20 SEATTLE 7:05p 46 5/21 SEATTLE 1:05p 47 5/22 at Detroit 12:08p 48 5/23 at Detroit 6:08p 49 5/24 at Detroit 3:08p 50 5/25 at Detroit 12:08p 51 5/26 at Minnesota 1:10p 52 5/27 at Minnesota 7:10p 53 5/28 at Minnesota 7:10p 54 5/29 at Minnesota 12:10p 55 5/30 at Washington 6:05p 56 5/31 at Washington 11:05a 57 6/1 at Washington 12:35p 6/2 OFF DAY 58 6/3 BALTIMORE 7:05p 59 6/4 BALTIMORE 7:05p 60 6/5 BALTIMORE 7:05p 61 6/6 CLEVELAND 7:05p 62 6/7 CLEVELAND 3:05p 63 6/8 CLEVELAND 2:05p 64 6/9 CLEVELAND 7:05p 65 6/10 MIAMI 7:05p 66 6/11 MIAMI 7:05p 6/12 OFF DAY 67 6/13 at Seattle 9:10p 68 6/14 at Seattle 9:10p 69 6/15 at Seattle 3:10p 70 6/16 at Oakland 9:05p 71 6/17 at Oakland 9:05p 72 6/18 at Oakland 2:35p 6/19 OFF DAY 73 6/20 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 74 6/21 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 75 6/22 at Los Angeles-AL TBD 6/23 OFF DAY 76 6/24 DETROIT 7:05p 77 6/25 DETROIT 7:05p 78 6/26 DETROIT 7:05p 79 6/27 MINNESOTA 7:05p 80 6/28 MINNESOTA 3:05p 81 6/29 MINNESOTA 2:05p 82 6/30 at Baltimore 6:05p 83 7/1 at Baltimore 6:05p 84 7/2 at Baltimore 6:05p 85 7/3 at Baltimore 6:05p 86 7/4 at New York-NL 6:10p 87 7/5 at New York-NL 6:15p 88 7/6 at New York-NL 12:10p RANGERS AT A GLANCE Overall Record: 6-7 White/Gray/Throwback: 4-1/1-2/0-0 Home Record: 4-3 Alt. Blue/Home/Road: 1-2/0-0/1-2 Road Record: 2-4 Alt. Red/Home: 0-2/0-2 Standing: T3rd, -3.0 GB Last 5 Games: 2-3 Homestand: 2-2 Last 10 Games: 5-5 One-Run/2-Run: 4-2/0-1 Come From Behind Wins: 2 HR/No HR: 2-3/4-4 Losses After Holding Lead: 3 Score First: 4-2 Opp. Score First: 2-5 vs. Division Home Road Total AL West AL Central AL East Interleague In Series Home Road Total Overall Series Openers Series Finales Rubber Games When leading after Home Road Total Six complete Seven complete Eight complete When trailing after Home Road Total Six complete Seven complete Eight complete When tied after Home Road Total Six complete Seven complete Eight complete Decided seventh/later Decided final AB Walk-off games