Toronto Blue Jays (5-3) at Texas Rangers (3-6)

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1 Toronto Blue Jays (5-3) at Texas Rangers (3-6) RHP Marcus Stroman (0-0, 7.20) vs. LHP Mike Minor (0-1, 3.86) Game #10 Home #6 (1-4) Sat., April 7, 2018 Globe Life Park in Arlington 7:05 p.m. (CDT) FSSW / FM / 99.1 FM RANGERS AT A GLANCE Overall Home Road Standing... T4th, -3.5 GB Homestand One-Run Run HR No HR White w/ Blue w/ Red Gray Alt. Blue Blue Home Blue Road Alt. Red (all home) Throwback Last 5 Games Last 10 Games Come From Behind Wins... 0 Losses After Lead... 1 Score First Opp. Score First Columns below listed in a Home/Road/Total format vs. AL West /2-2/3-5 vs. AL Central /0-0/0-0 vs. AL East /0-0/0-1 Interleague /0-0/0-0 Series /0-0-1/0-1-1 Series Openers /0-1/0-3 Series Finales...0-1/1-0/1-1 Rubber Games /0-0/0-0 Lead after /2-0/3-0 Lead after /2-0/3-0 Lead after /2-0/3-0 Trail after /0-1/0-5 Trail after /0-2/0-6 Trail after /0-2/0-6 Tied after /0-1/0-1 Tied after /0-0/0-0 Tied after /0-0/0-0 Decided 7th/later /0-1/0-1 Shutouts /0-0/0-0 Decided final AB...0-0/0-0/0-0 Walk-off games ALL-TIME HOME RUN LIST Rank HR Player Carlos Delgado Chipper Jones Dave Winfield Miguel Cabrera Jose Canseco 462 Adam Dunn 462 Adrian Beltre ALL-TIME HITS LIST Rank H Player Dave Winfield Ichiro Suzuki Cap Anson Craig Biggio Adrian Beltre Rickey Henderson Rod Carew WINS AND LOSSES: Texas lost to the Blue Jays, 8-5, last night in the opener of this homestand...club is 2-2 in its last 4 games and has yet to win consecutive games this season... Rangers finished 2-2 on the brief road trip to Oakland, moving to in 2 series in 2018 team s 6 losses are tied for most in the majors along with TB (1-6), SD (2-6), and OAK (3-6)...Rangers and A s are tied for MLB lead with 9 games played this is the 5th straight year for the club to be.500-orless after 9 games in a season (4-5 thru 9 G in 2017) thru 10 G, team was 4-6 in 2017, and have not had fewer than 4 wins after 10 games since 2006 (3-7) going back to 17, TEX has is 5-14 in last 19 G, with 4 of those 5 wins against the A s. Team is currently T4th place in the A.L. West with OAK, 3.5 games back of division leaders Houston and the Los Angeles Angels. FROM THE WEATHER CENTER: After a 74 degree first pitch on Friday night, various local weather experts and apps have predicted highs in the mid-40s for tonight s game...the Rangers are 2-3 all-time at Globe Life Park in games with a first pitch temperature lower than 50 degrees...the coldest game in the history of this facility came on 4/7/07 vs. BOS with a first pitch of 38 degrees (3.333 degrees Celsius), a game the Rangers won, 8-4. COLDEST FIRST PITCHES AT GLOBE LIFE PARK ( ) Date Opponent Temp. 4/7/07 Boston 38 degrees 4/10/13 Tampa Bay 39 degrees 5/2/13 Chicago-AL 44 degrees GAME TWO: With last night s loss, the Rangers dropped to 0-3 in series openers this season...however, the club has gone 2-0 in the second game of the series entering tonight s contest...the club defeated Houston 5-1 in the 2nd game of the season and beat Oakland 4-1 on Tuesday. AT HOME: Texas has a 1-4 home record after dropping the opener of this 6-game, 6-day homestand against TOR (0-1) and LAA (3 G) going back to the 2017 All-Star break, Rangers have gone (.415) at home, 4th-lowest win pct. in that span in MLB (.279-DET,.405-CIN,.410-TB) beginning 9/9/17, Texas has gone 4-14 in last 18 home games club finished with a (.506) record at home in 2017, T11th in the A.L. VS. TORONTO: Rangers lost the 1st of 6 games with the Jays this season...has now alternated losses and wins over last 7 G vs. TOR, going 3-4 since 5/27/17...Rangers are (.324) vs. Jays since start of 2013, lowest win pct. against any A.L. opponent in that span Rangers also went 2-6 vs. Jays in the 2015 and 2016 ALDS, losing last 6 in a row clubs will play the entire season series in a 24-day span from April 6-29, as the Rangers travel to Toronto, April Texas was 3-4 vs. TOR in 2017, losing season series for a 5th consecutive season Blue Jays hold the lead in the all-time series, , but Rangers have the advantage both in Arlington (121-93) and at Globe Life Park (66-47). THE EARLY SLATE: The Rangers are currently tied with the A s for most games in MLB this season (9), as Texas is slated to play on 14 consecutive days to begin 2018 club will get its first off day of the season following this homestand on Thursday. BARNETTE REHAB: RHP Tony Barnette made his 2nd appearance on injury rehabilitation assignment with Frisco (AA) last night vs. Tulsa: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 SO, 14 pitches/12 strikes he has appeared with Frisco each of the last 2 nights, totaling 2.0 scoreless innings...barnette, who has spent the season the disabled list with a lower back strain, is eligible to be activated at any time. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BELTRÉ: Adrián Beltré celebrates his 39th birthday today...in his last game at age 38, Beltré recorded a season-best 3 hits to pass Rickey Henderson and move into 24th place on the all-time hit list, 2 shy of matching Craig Biggio (3,060) for 23rd place on the all-time list...beltré has now reached safely in 6 of his last 8 plate appearances. ELVIS ANDRUS posted his 4th multi-hit effort of the season last night, T2nd-most in the A.L. behind OAK s Matt Chapman (6)...Andrus has collected a team-high 13 hits, T3rd-highest in the A.L. (OAK s Matt Chapman/LAA s Andrelton Simmons both have 14)...he joins Nomar Mazara (14 in 2017) and Prince Fielder (15 in 2015) as the only Texas batters in the last 6 seasons ( ) to record as many as 13 hits through the 1st 9 games of a season. Andrus has hit safely in each of his 1st 5 games at Globe Life Park, going 10-for-18 (.556) with 2 2B, a HR, and 3 RBI...dating back to the start of 2017, Andrus is batting.313/.367/.477/.844 over 83 games in Arlington, 6th-highest home average in the A.L. HITTING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND: According to baseball-reference.com, Adrián Beltré (.361, 13-for-36) and Elvis Andrus (.360, 9-for-25) have posted the highest averages among active Rangers in games with a first pitch of 49 degrees-or-less. CHOO ON TRACK: Shin-Soo Choo has homered in each of his last 3 games, matching the longest streak of his career (also 6/29-7/1/15 and 4/4-6/13)...he is the 1st Ranger to homer in 3 consecutive games since Nomar Mazara, 9/4-8/17... Choo is one of 5 ML players with streaks of 3 consecutive homers this season, joining LAA s Shohei Ohtani (active), MIN s Brian Dozier, WAS Bryce Harper, and COL s Charlie Blackmon...Choo ranks among the early A.L. leaders in home runs (T3rd, 3) and extra-base hits (T5th, 5). DREW ROBINSON: tallied a season-best 2 hits last night to extend his current hit streak to 5 games, matching Elvis Andrus for the longest by a Texas batter this season...robinson s career-long was a 7-gamer, 8/19-27/17. LATE OFFENSE: Texas batters combined to go 8-for-15 with 3 2B vs. the TOR bullpen last night after going 5-for- 23 vs. starter Marco Estrada...on the season, Texas batters have posted a.267/.321/.426/.747 slash line vs. relievers compared to.219/.273/.328/.601 vs. starters...the club has scored 12 of 29 runs this season vs. relief pitchers. JESSE CHAVEZ worked 2.2 innings of relief last night to join MIA s Jarlin Garcia as the only relievers with multiple outings of 2.1+ innings this season...chavez is the 1st Texas reliever to post multiple outings of 2.1+ innings in a 3-day span since Alex Claudio, 8/14/16 vs. DET (2.1 IP) and 8/16/16 vs. OAK (4.0 IP). PLAYERS USED: With the season debut of Martin Pérez on Thursday, the Rangers have used 28 players in 2018, T2ndmost in MLB (29-ATL, 28-TEX/SD) Pérez also became the 15th different pitcher for Texas this season, tied with ATL and STL for most in the majors Tony Barnette, currently on the DL, is eligible to be activated at any time. SHORTS: Happy birthday to Director of Travel Josh Shelton...last night was the first rain delay at Globe Life Park since 8/12/17 vs. HOU (0:21)...last season, the Rangers endured nine rain delays across nine different games totaling 8 hours, 11 minutes...jurickson Profar had the 1st pinch-hit plate appearance by a Texas batter this season last night, with Texas pinch hitters now 0-for-last-4 and 2-for-last-10 dating back to 9/6/17...last night was the club s 1st loss of the season when scoring 4+ runs (now 3-1)...Mike Minor is seeking his 1st victory as a starter since 8/28/14 at NYM...Matt Bush has a 0.63 ERA (1 ER/14.2 IP) in 7 career relief app. of 2.0+ IP. UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent Pitchers - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) TV/Radio Sunday, April 8 vs. Toronto LHP Cole Hamels (1-1, 3.38) vs. LHP Jaime Garcia (0-0, 1.50) 2:05 FSSW+/105.3/1270 * For radio broadcasts, most games are on The Fan All games are broadcast in Spanish on KFLC 1270 AM All FSSW telecasts can also be viewed on FSGO app.

2 PAGE 2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER #36 Mike Minor, LHP (0-1, 3.86) TONIGHT: The 28-year-old left-hander is slated to make his 2nd start of the season tonight in the second of a 3-game weekend set with the Blue Jays...seeking his 1st victory as a starter since 8/28/14 at NYM...will be working on extended 5-days rest due to the addition of Martin Perez into the Texas rotation Thursday... suffered the loss in his Texas debut, a 8-2 Rangers defeat on Sunday vs. HOU in Arlington...made his first start at Globe Life Park since 9/14/14 with ATL (4.2 IP, 8 H, 5 R-ER, 3 BB, 1 SO, 0 HR)...was 1-1 with a 6.17 ERA (8 ER/11.2 IP) over 4 games/3 starts this spring Minor is in his first season with the Rangers after signing a 3-year contract on 12/6/17... from the 2012 All-Star break through 2014 season, ranked 11th in N.L. with a 3.52 ERA (min. 70 starts) was selected by the Braves as the 7th overall selection in the 2009 June draft out of Vanderbilt University...did not make ML appearance in following surgery for a torn labrum in his left shoulder on 5/13/15 was 38-36, 4.10 in 111 games/110 starts for ATL from LAST START: Suffered the loss in his Texas debut, a 8-2 Rangers defeat on Sunday vs. HOU in Arlington (4.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R-ER, 2 BB, 5 SO, 0 HR, 93 pitches/62 strikes)...both runs allowed in the 5th inning via a Derek Fisher RBI triple and a George Springer sacrifice fly...held Houston scoreless through 4.1 IP. VS. TORONTO: Minor has gone 2-0 in 4 G/2 GS with a 1.69 ERA (3 ER/16.0 IP) vs. Toronto...Is 2-0 in starts against TOR (3 ER/14.0 IP)...last start vs. the Blue Jays came on 5/30/13 with ATL (7.0 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 5 SO, 0 HR)... made 2 relief appearances last season on 6/25 and 9/21 and recorded an inning of scoreless work in each game...earned the save in KC s 1-0 win over TOR on 9/21...retired all 7 Blue Jays faced in the 2 outings...has a career record of 2-3 against AL East opponents (15 ER/56.0 IP). IN ARLINGTON: Will be making just his 5th career appearance, and 3rd career start at Globe Life Park had made only one previous start in Arlington, a 10-3 Rangers win on 9/14/14 over the Braves (4.2 IP, 5 H, 5 R/5 ER, 3 BB, 1 SO)... made two appearances at TEX in 2017 with KC, allowed 0 ER and 2 H in 4.0 innings pitched...has a WHIP as a reliever in Arlington while holding the Rangers to a.143/.220/.143/.343 slash line...still searching for first career win at Globe Life Park (0-2, 4.73 ERA). SPRING TRAINING: Was 1-1 with a 6.17 ERA (8 ER/11.2 IP) over 4 games/3 starts this spring...6 of 8 ER allowed came in his final spring outing on 3/22 vs. CIN. Date Opp. Dec. ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR TBF P/S 2/26 vs. LAD /4 vs. SEA /10 vs. OAK W /16 vs. Frisco /52 3/22 vs. CIN L A Totals : In his lone season with KC, led staff in relief wins (6), was 2nd in appearances (65) and saves (6) and placed 3rd in holds (17) and games finished (13) career low 2.55 ERA was 2nd lowest among all KC pitchers tied for 7th among A.L relievers in wins and was T11th in strikeouts (88), 2nd most ever for a Royals lefty (Tim Collins, 93 in 2012) issued just 0.58 home runs per 9.0 innings, 2nd-lowest among A.L. pitchers (min IP), bettered by Rangers Alex Claudio (0.54 HR/9.0 IP) held opposition to.204 batting average, including.163 vs. LHB, 7th-lowest mark in A.L. (minimum 90 batters faced) had a WHIP, 10th-lowest in ML (min IP). SAVES: Finished the season at KC s closer, earning first 6 ML saves in final 6 appearances with 5.2 scoreless innings was first KC lefthander with 6+ saves since Jeremy Affeldt in 2004 (13) collected first career save on 9/15 at CLE, striking out the side in the 9th to protect a 4-3 victory which snapped the Tribe s 22-game winning streak was 0-for-3 in save tries prior to that time. SUMMARY: Allowed runs in 17 of 65 appearances with 18 of 65 first batters reaching base permitted 14 of 34 IR to score (41.2%) appearance on 4/3 at MIN was first in Majors since 9/20/14 vs. NYM, start with ATL and snapped a string of 102 straight starts since lone ML relief outing on 10/1/10 vs. PHI posted a 3.65 ERA (5 ER/12.1 IP) in 10 April games went 5-0, 1.16 (4 ER/31.0 IP) in his next 25 appearances, allowing runs just 3 times, to drop ERA to 1.87 at the All-Star break, 2nd lowest among qualifying A.L. relievers at that point worked 14.1 scoreless innings over 10 games, 5/4-26 was 0-5, 5.68 (12 ER/19.0 IP) in first 16 outings of 2nd half to raise ERA to 3.03 through 8/24 went 1-0, 0.59 (1 ER/15.1 IP) in his final 14 appearances, ending the year with 7.0 scoreless innings in 7 games. RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO MINOR S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / MINOR VS. TORONTO W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / MINOR AT GLOBE LIFE PARK IN ARLINGTON W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 4.2, April 1 vs. HOU Innings: 8.0, 3x, last July 21, 2013 at CWS Hits: 8, April 1 vs. HOU Hits: 11, 5x, last July 12, 2014 at CHC Runs: 2, April 1 vs. HOU Runs: 8, 2x, last June 10, 2014 at COL ER: 2, April 1 vs. HOU ER: 8, 2x, last June 10, 2014 at COL SO s: 5, April 1 vs. HOU SO s: 12, Aug. 22, 2010 at CHC Walks: 3, April 1 vs. HOU Walks: 5, 2x, last June 30, 2012 vs. WSH HR: N/A HR: 4, May 21, 2012 at CIN Pitches: 93, April 1 vs. HOU Pitches: 117, May 8, 2013 at CIN CG s: N/A CG s: 1, July 21, 2013 at CWS Low-Hit CG: N/A Low-Hit CG: 5, July 21, 2013 at CWS CG SHO s: N/A CG SHO s: N/A Win Streak: N/A Win Streak: 7, Aug. 25, 2012-April 10, & CAREER SPLITS 2018 CAREER W L ERA G/S IP ER W L ERA G/S IP ER Home / / Away / / Day / / Night / / AVG AB H HR BB SO AVG AB H HR BB SO vs. Left vs. Right Total 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) Minor vs. Toronto PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Donaldson Granderson Grichuk Martin Morales Pearce Smoak Solarte Tulowitzki Stroman vs. Texas PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Andrus Beltre Centeno Chirinos Choo Gallo Mazara Odor NOTES: Was named Royals Pitcher of the Month in both May (2-0, 1.13) and September (1-0, 0.66), the first KC reliever with 2 Pitcher of the Month awards in same season since Wade Davis in 2015 worked season high 3.0 IP on 4/20 at TEX held opponents to a.153 average with runners on base and.162 mark with RISP posted a 1.04 ERA (2 ER/17.1 IP) in 14 games vs. A.L. East Division clubs. TOMORROW S SCHEDULED STARTER LHP COLE HAMELS (1-1, 3.38 ERA in 2 games/starts) The 34-year-old left-hander will be making his 3rd start of the season in tomorrow s series finale with the Jays will be starting on regular 4 days rest after earning win on Tues. at OAK in Rangers 4-1 victory (5.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R-ER, 3 BB, 11 SO, 1 HR, 94 pitches/52 strikes) the 11 K s were most by any pitcher in an outing of 5.0 innings-or-less in Washington/Texas franchise history (since 1961) recorded his 1st 8 outs via strikeout, 1st Rangers pitcher to ever do that and 2nd in franchise history to Senators Jim Duckworth did it for Washington (1st 8) on 9/4/65 at DET in Tiger Stadium (credit Elias Sports Bureau) marked Hamels most strikeouts in a game since 7/28/16 vs. KC (12) his 16 swinging strikes (baseball-reference.com) matched most against Hamels in the last 2 seasons (also 16 on 9/11/17 vs. SEA) is 0-2, 6.97 (16 ER/20.2 IP) in 4 G/GS against Toronto in the regular season in his career last faced Jays in reg. season on 5/6/14 in Philly (ND, 6.0 IP, 5 R-ER), but faced Toronto 3 times in the Rangers/Jays ALDS series, going 0-2, 5.40 (10 ER/16.2 IP) in those 3 games had a pair of quality starts in 2015 has wins against 28 of the 30 MLB franchises in his career, none against Toronto or Philadelphia (has never faced Phillies) has opened with a 9-1 record through 10 decisions in consecutive seasons ( ), joining just 3 others pitchers to accomplish that feat in the expansion era (since 1961): Greg Swindell (CLE in ), Curt Schilling (ARI in ), and Kevin Brown (LAD in 2003, NYY in 2004) credit Elias Sports Bureau despite being slowed by a lengthy disabled list stint in 2017, still posted his 9th career double-digit win total earned the wins in each of the Rangers division-clinching games in 2015 and 2016.

3 RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO 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 Centeno 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 51 Matt Bush 4/6 vs. TOR /0 3/5 0/0 4/5 0/0 53 Jesse Chavez 4/6 vs. TOR /0 3/3 3/2 8/10 0/0 58 Alex Claudio (L) 4/6 vs. TOR /0 4/4 4/1 10/3 0/0 40 Bartolo Colon 4/2 at OAK (GS) /0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 41 Jake Diekman (L) 4/5 at OAK /0 1/3 4/2 1/1 0/0 32 Kevin Jepsen 4/5 at OAK /0 5/5 3/2 5/5 0/0 50 Keone Kela 4/5 at OAK (Sv, 2) /2 2/3 0/0 1/6 0/0 31 Chris Martin 4/5 at OAK /0 4/5 0/0 4/2 1/0 Totals 2/2, 100.0% 27/32, 84.4% 20/8, 40.0% 38/39 2/0 TEAM PITCHING: Staff has allowed 8+ R in 3 straight in Arlington, including 8 R-7 ER last night still own a 3.56 ERA (17 ER/43.0 IP) last 5 G overall to drop season ERA from 5.50 to 4.44, 12th in the A.L pitchers.279 opponent average is highest in MLB, 8+ hits allowed in 7 straight issued 6 BB last night, matching most in 18 (also 3/29 vs. HOU) pitchers rank 3rd in MLB with 81 K s (94-NYY, 83-HOU) opponents are 4-for-4 in steal attempts. STARTERS: Moore s 3.1 IP last night was Rangers shortest start in 18, and rotation s 4.74 IP/start ranked as 3rd-lowest in MLB entering today s action (4.62-TB, 4.72-PHI) have a 7.30 ERA (10 ER/12.1 IP) last 3 G to raise season mark from 3.56 to 4.64, 10th in A.L. and highest since Sunday (4.66) staff has one quality start in 1st 9 G (Colon on Monday at OAK), joining TB (zero) as only A.L. clubs with one-or-zero quality starts just 2 K s last 2 G/8.2 IP, but still rank 4th in A.L. w/ 43 SO (HOU-55, NYY-48, TOR-47) opponents have a.311 avg. (highest in MLB) and.882 OPS vs. TEX starters. RELIEVERS: Bullpen pitched season-high 5.2 innings last night and owns 2nd-most relief innings (36.1) in A.L. (LAA-37.2) rotation has just 6.1 more innings than bullpen team s 33 relief appearances also 2nd in MLB (37-LAA) have a 1.53 ERA (3 ER/17.2 IP) last 4 G to drop season figure from 6.75 to 4.21, 10th in A.L. and lowest since 3/30 (1.23) 38 SO rank 3rd in A.L. (46-NYY, 39-LAA) one of 4 A.L. teams without a relief win (also CLE, KC, SEA) one of 5 A.L. clubs without a blown save (also CLE, MIN, SEA, TOR) and team s A.L.-high 8 holds rank 2nd in MLB (9-ARI). 51 MATT BUSH 0-0-0, 1.69 vs. LHB: 1-for-6 (.167) vs. RHB: 2-for-13 (.154) Season-high 2.0 IP last night vs. TOR has been scoreless in last 4 G/4.1 IP to lower season ERA from 9.00 to 1.69 opponents are just 3-for-19 w/ 5 BB and 7 SO K s in all 5 outings ranks T2nd in A.L. and tied for team lead w/ 5 appearances. Only TEX reliever to allow a run on Opening Day, but whiffed Reddick and Gattis to end 2-on, one-out threat in 8th. Made club s Opening Day roster for the 2nd straight year. 53 JESSE CHAVEZ 0-0-0, 7.71 vs. LHB: 4-for-10 (.400) vs. RHB: 5-for-19 (.263) Last night s 2.2 IP was longest relief outing by a Ranger in 18, as he owns each of 2 longest (also 2.1 IP on Wed. at OAK) is only MLB reliever with 3 outings of 2.0+ IP and leads A.L. with 7.0 relief innings. Worked 2.0 IP in Texas debut last Sat. vs. HOU signed a one-year major league contract on 2/23/18. One of only 3 major league pitchers with 60+ starts and 100+ relief appearances from (Travis Wood and Bud Norris). Has pitched for 8 different clubs spanning a 10-year major league career was originally signed by the Rangers after being selected in the 42nd round of the 2002 June draft and spent 3 1/2 seasons in the Texas organization. 58 ALEX CLAUDIO (L) 0-0-0, 5.06 vs. LHB: 0-for-3 (.000) vs. RHB: 6-for-19 (.316) Has allowed runs in one of 4 G has been scoreless last 2 G/3.0 IP, including 2.0 SHO IP Tues. at OAK, when he induced 7 groundballs has retired all 4 1st BF and stranded 3 of 4 inherited runners. Sun. vs. HOU, 3 R allowed matched a career high (4th time) and marked just 6th time in his career to allow at least 4 hits (high is 5 H on 5/10/16 vs. CWS). Stranded the bases loaded and recorded 4 outs in season debut 3/30 vs. HOU made Opening Day roster for the 2nd time in his career. Finished last year as the Rangers closer and recorded a team-high 11 saves. 40 BARTOLO COLON 0-0-0, 1.50 vs. LHB: 2-for-10 (.200) vs. RHB: 5-for-13 (.385) Last appeared in relief with the Mets on 4/3/16 at KC (1.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R-ER, 0 BB, 1 SO) would spend the rest of the season in the NYM rotation, making 33 starts is 1-1 with a 3.05 ERA (7 ER/20.2 IP) over 9 career relief appearances has 4 BB/27 SO in those outings. Took a no decision in his Texas debut, a 3-1 Texas loss on Monday night in Oakland (6.0 IP, 7 H, 1 R-ER, 1 BB, 4 SO, 1 HR, 89 pitches/62 strikes) is still the longest outing by a Texas starter this season and the lone quality start. Joins teammate Adrián Beltré (21 seasons) as the only active MLB players to have appeared in 20+ seasons at 44 years, 313 days on the day of his 1st start, Colon is the oldest MLB player in 2018, and the 2nd-oldest player in Rangers history (Nolan Ryan, for final start on 9/22/93 at SEA). Had team-high 5 starts in A games this spring, posting a 3.00 ERA (6 ER/18.0 IP) that would have ranked 5th in the Cactus League had he qualified. 41 JAKE DIEKMAN (L) 0-0-0, 6.75 vs. LHB: 0-for-1 (.000) vs. RHB: 1-for-4 (.250) Stranded 2 IR Thurs. in OAK, retiring both BF in the 7th allowed Lowrie tie-breaking double in 7th Mon. at OAK, permitting both IR to score has retired 4 of 8 BF over 3 outings (1 H, 3 BB). Faced 3 batters in season debut last Sat. vs. HOU: BB-K-BB made Opening Day roster for the 4th time in his career ( 14 and 15 w/ PHI and 16 w/ TEX) began last season on the disabled list following 1st of 3 surgeries to relieve his ulcerative colitis condition. 32 KEVIN JEPSEN 0-1-0, 4.50 vs. LHB: 0-for-3 (.000) vs. RHB: 2-for-10 (.200) Has allowed runs in just one of 5 games to begin TEX career, holding opponents to.154 (2-13) BA his 5 appearances rank T2nd in A.L. and are tied for team lead was 1st Ranger to appear in 4 of 1st 5 games since Diekman in 2016, 1st righty to do it since Mike Adams in Charged with loss Mon. at OAK after Diekman allowed both inherited runners to score in the 7th 1st runs allowed in 18. Made Texas debut in season opener 3/31 vs. HOU with a perfect 9th, 1st ML outing since 9/26/16 at CWS with the Rays made the club as a non-roster invite this spring. Has 27 career ML saves, including a career-high 15 with the Rays and Twins in KEONE KELA 0-0-2, 0.00 vs. LHB: 0-for-2 (.000) vs. RHB: 1-for-8 (.125) Has earned the save in each of the club s last 2 wins has finished each of the team s 3 wins, posting 3.0 SHO IP in 3 G w/ opponents going 1-for-10 w/ BB and 3 SO has 2 saves this season, T3rd-most in A.L., after entering the campaign with 3 career saves. Is youngest Ranger (turns 25 on 4/16) with multiple March/April saves in a season since Neftali Feliz (22 yrs. old) in Has permitted one baserunner in each of his 3 outings (1B, 2 BB) made the Opening Day roster for the 3rd time in his career (also 15 and 16). In 2017, finished among A.L. relief leaders in both opponents avg. (1st,.135) and opp. OPS (7th,.479) recorded 2 saves last season and has converted 5-of-10 career save chances all 5 saves have come on the road. 31 CHRIS MARTIN 0-0-0, 4.15 vs. LHB: 1-for-4 (.250) vs. RHB: 4-for-14 (.286) Ranks T2nd in A.L. and tied for team lead w/ 5 appearances earn holds in both wins in the OAK series and his team-high 3 holds are tied for A.L. lead (SEA s Juan Nicasio) has allowed runs in just one of 5 outings. Arlington native and Arlington High School product made Texas debut on Opening Day - 3/29 vs. HOU with perfect 7th inning was also 1st ML appearance since 10/3/15 at BAL w/ NYY. Signed a 2-year free agent contract with the Rangers on 12/15/17 after pitching the previous 2 seasons for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters of Japan s Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) posted a 2-2 record with a 1.12 ERA (11 ER/88.1 IP), 91 strikeouts, and 22 saves in 92 games with Hokkaido in

4 PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO TEAM BATTING: Rangers posted season highs in hits (13), TB (19), and XBH (tied-4) last night, most hits in a loss since 5/29/17 vs. TB (also 13) have scored 5+ R in 2 straight for 1st time in 18 batting.276 (37-134) last 4 G to rise from.201 to.235, 10th in A.L. and 2nd-highest all season (.258 after 2nd game on 3/30 vs. HOU just 6 BB last 4 G, but have 8-or-fewer SO in 4 straight for 1st time since July (9 G, 7/5-18/17) have gone 5-for-12 w/ RISP last 2 G after going 6-for-42 in 1st 7 contests 3.22 R/G is 3rd-lowest figure in A.L. (TB-2.43, KC-2.80) 7 of 8 HR have been solo HR, and team has HR in season-high 4 straight and 7 of last 8 G.club is 2-for-7 in steal attempts. 1 ELVIS ANDRUS.371 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI,.421 OBP,.543 SLG SHORTSTOP R/R Fri.: 3-for-5, RBI, R Stand: 3-5, RBI, R Streak: 3 G (.385, 5-13, 2B, RBI, R) Season-high 3 hits last night and has hit safely in 8 of 9 G to begin season his 8 G with a hit are tied w/ LAA s Andrelton Simmons and OAK s Matt Chapman and Marcus Semien for most in MLB. Has gone 6-for-22 last 5 G to drop from.538 to.371, still 12th in A.L also ranks among A.L. leaders in multi-hit games (T2nd, 4), hits (T3rd, 13), and TB (9th, 19) owns A.L. s 5th-best home avg. at.556 (10-18), multiple hits in 4 of 5 in Arlington. No K s in 1st 30 PA s to begin season (lone SO was Thurs. at OAK), and is hardest to fan in A.L. (38.0 PA/SO). Has started all 9 G at SS started in leadoff slot Sat./Sun. after one start there from (final game of 17 season). Scored all 3 TEX runs last Sat. vs. HOU, just 4th time in club history for a player to score all of Rangers 3+ runs in a single game. 29 ADRIÁN BELTRÉ.303 AVG, 0 HR, 2 RBI,.343 OBP,.424 SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R Fri.: 3-for-4, 2B, RBI Stand: 3-4, 2B, RBI Streak: 2 G (5-7, 2 2B, RBI, BB, R) Season-high 3 hits last night, and is 5-for-7 with a BB in 8 PA s the last 2 G to raise season avg. from.192 to.303 no K s last 4 G team-high 4 2B are T5th-most in A.L is 0-for-6 w/ RISP. Enters tonight with 3058 career hits, 24th all-time and just 2 behind Craig Biggio (3060) passed Rickey Henderson for sole possession of 24th place with 1st hit last night with 2B in 2nd inning on Thurs. at OAK (career hit no. 3054), passes Rod Carew to become all-time leader for hits by a player born in Latin America. Has started all 9 G, 8 at 3B and Sun. vs. HOU as DH. Ranks T36th all-time w/ 462 HR (also Canseco/Dunn) behind Miguel Cabrera (463) his 1644 RBI are 28th all-time (since 1920), next T. Perez (1652) 13th all-time w/ 617 2B (Pujols-620) 20th all-time w/ 1116 XBH (T. Williams/J. Foxx-1117) 18th all-time in TB w/ 5135 (C. Ripken-5168) 21st all-time in games (2823), trailing Eddie Collins (2826). One of 3 players in MLB history to compile hits, 460+ HR, and 600+ doubles in a career, joining Hall of Famers Hank Aaron and Stan Musial. Has hit 145 HR as a third baseman with Texas, one shy of matching Dean Palmer (146) for most in club history while playing the position. 8 JUAN CENTENO.250 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.250 SLG CATCHER L/R Fri.: DNP Stand: Streak: 1 G (2-4, R) Had 2 hits in 2nd start of the season Thurs. at OAK made Texas debut last Sat. vs. HOU (0-for-4) named to an O.D. roster for the 1st time in his career. Spent last season in Houston organization, and was a member of the postseason roster for all 3 rounds in the Astros World Series title run. 61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS.080 AVG, 0 HR, 2 RBI,.111 OBP,.120 SLG CATCHER R/R Fri.: 0-for-4, 2 K Stand: 0-4 Streak: 0 G Snapped season-opening 0-for-17 drought with hits in final 2 PA s Tues. at OAK on 3/31 vs. HOU, became 1st player in club history with 4 K s on Opening Day is 0-for-6 w/ RISP made Opening Day roster for 5th straight year, 5th time in career, making 3 starts. Has been the club s primary catcher in each of last 4 seasons, becoming just 3rd catcher in Rangers history to lead club in starts in 4-or-more consecutive seasons, joining Jim Sundberg (10, ) and Ivan Rodriguez ( ). Has batted.292/.370/.583/.954 with 4 HR/11 RBI in 16 career games vs. the Jays in the regular season and postseason. 17 SHIN-SOO CHOO.313 AVG, 3 HR, 5 RBI,.371 OBP,.656 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Fri.: 2-for-5, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R, K, GDP Stand: 2-5, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R Streak: 3 G (.308, 4-13, 3 HR, 2B, 5 RBI, 4 R, HBP) Has homered in 3 straight, matching longest HR streak of his career (others 6/29-7/1/15 and 4/4-6/13) tied for longest HR streak in MLB in 18 (also Blackmon/Dozier/Harper/Ohtani) team-high 3 HR are T3rd-most in A.L 9th in A.L. w/ 10.7 AB/HR has HR in 3 of last 11 PA s. Ranks among A.L. leaders in TB (T4th, 21) and XBH (T5th, 5), both team highs also leads club with 5 RBI. Has reached safely via H or BB in 7 of his 1st 8 G, making 7 starts as DH and one in RF has started 5 straight in leadoff slot. Season high 3 hits on 3/30 vs. HOU, tied for most hits in a game by a Ranger in JOEY GALLO.184 AVG, 2 HR, 4 RBI,.205 OBP,.368 SLG INFIELDER L/R Fri.: 1-for-5, 2 K Stand: 1-5 Streak: 1 G (1-5) Hit 50th career HR Tues. at OAK in his 204th MLB game, 11th-fewest games to reach 50 HR in major league history and fastest in WSH/TEX franchise history tied for team lead with 2 HR (T8th in A.L.) and 4 RBI his 13 TB are 2nd on club (14-Andrus). Single last night snapped 0-for-15 since HR on Tues. at OAK has gone 1-for-14 last 3 G to drop from.250 to.184 his 12 SO rank T5th-most in A.L. Has started all 9 G at 1B, no errors in 68 TC. Has 23 career multi-hit games, but 3/30 vs. HOU was just the 5th such game that didn t include at least one HR. 30 NOMAR MAZARA.323 AVG, 1 HR, 2 RBI,.400 OBP,.452 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Fri.: 0-for-3, BB, K Stand: 0-3, BB Streak: 0 G Has reached safely via H/BB/HBP in 8 of 9 this season batting.462 (6-13) last 4 G to rise from.222 to.323 has a.357 BA (10-28) last 8 G. Ranks among A.L. leaders in hits (T9th, 10) his 4 multi-hit games are T2nd in A.L. One SO last 4 G after SO in each of 1st 5 G is 2-for-9 w/ RISP has 8 starts in RF, one (Mon. at OAK) as DH tied for A.L. lead with 2 outfield assists (also TB s Carlos Gomez). Lone HR came 3/30 vs. HOU off Keuchel, 3rd career HR off a lefty (also 5/25/16 vs. LAA - Hector Santiago and 6/20/17 vs. TOR - Francisco Liriano) is on his 2nd season-opening roster. 12 ROUGNED ODOR.214 AVG, 0 HR, 4 RBI,.258 OBP,.250 SLG SECOND BASEMAN L/R Fri.: 2-for-4, 2B, R Stand: 2-4, 2B, R Streak: 3 G (.417, 5-12, 2B, 3 RBI, 2 R) Has hit safely in 3 straight at 5-for-12 to rise from.063 to.214, this after going 1-for-16 in 1st 5 G 2-hit Tues. at OAK snapped 0-for-15 drought no K s last 3 G after SO in each of 1st 5 G is 3-for-9 w/ RISP, team high for hits w/ RISP, incl. 3-for-last-5. DNP Wed. at OAK, ending consecutive games streak at 168 dating to start of 2017.has started 8 G at 2B. Recorded both TEX hits w/ RISP Tues. at OAK, posting 1st multi-rbi game by a Texas batter in 2018 it was the 5th time in Odor s career that he has had multiple hits with RISP in the same game, 1st instance since 9/12/16 at HOU. 9 of his last 11, and 12 of his last 16 HR have come in Arlington. 19 JURICKSON PROFAR.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.222 OBP,.000 SLG INF / OF S/R Fri.: 0-for-1 as PH-LF Stand: 0-1 Streak: 0 G Started at 2B Wed. at OAK and has appeared in 5 of last 7 is 0-for-7 in 5 G/2 GS, starts at 3B (1) and 2B (1) is 0-for-1 w/ a BB in 2 PA s as PH is T4th on the club with 2 walks. Made season debut as def. replacement at 3B last Sat. vs. HOU and reached via walk in only PA was 1st ML game since 7/7/17 vs. LAA (1-for-4). Is on Rangers season-opening roster for the 2nd straight year, 2nd time overall. 18 DREW ROBINSON.316 AVG, 1 HR, 3 RBI,.409 OBP,.474 SLG OUTFIELDER L/R Fri.: 2-for-4, RBI, R, K, E Stand: 2-4, RBI, R Streak: 5 G (.375, 6-16, HR, 3 RBI, 2 BB, 3 R, SB) Batting.375 (6-16) during current 5-G hit streak, tied with Andrus for longest by a Ranger in 18 longest hit streak of his career was 7 G, 8/19-27/17. Has reached safely via H/BB in each of his 6 G to start the year his 3 BB are tied for team lead (also Andrus/Mazara) is 2-for-last-2 w/ RISP HR Sun. vs. HOU was 1st hit of season. Has started 5 of team s last 6 G in CF after just 4 GS in CF in 2017 Monday s OF assist was his 2nd of his career in CF overall has 6 G/GS in 2018 in CF (5) and LF (1) is on season-opening roster for a 2nd straight year. 16 RYAN RUA.087 AVG, 0 HR, 1 RBI,.125 OBP,.087 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Fri.: 0-for-3, K Stand: 0-3 Streak: 0 G Is 0-for-last-10 since single on Tues. at OAK is 2-for-23 w/ 7 K s on season in 8 G/GS in LF. Made the Opening Day roster for 4th straight year (4th overall).

5 RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO PAGE 5 15 CARLOS TOCCI.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.000 OBP,.000 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Fri.: DNP Stand: Streak: 0 G Is 0-for-7 w/ 4 K s in 1st 7 PA s in the majors. played 2 straight Sat./Sun and has 3 G/2 GS overall in CF went 0-for-4 in ML debut last Sat. vs. HOU. Is on a ML roster for the 1st time marks 3rd time in 4 years for a Rule 5 pick to make Rangers season-opening roster (Delino DeShields in 2015, Mike Hauschild in 2017) was selected in Rule 5 Draft by Chicago-AL from Philadelphia, then traded to Texas that morning. Is the only rookie on the active roster saw 1st action above A-ball in Had 8 stolen bases this spring, T2nd-most in MLB and tied w/ MIL s Keon Broxton for Cactus League lead. BATTERS VS. TORONTO AND CAREER 2018 CAREER PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Andrus Beltre Centeno Chirinos Choo Gallo Mazara Odor Profar Robinson Rua Tocci PITCHERS VS. TORONTO AND CAREER 2018 CAREER PLAYER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Bush Chavez Claudio Colon Diekman Fister Hamels Jepsen Kela Leclerc Martin Minor Moore Perez HOME RUNS Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Elvis Andrus /31 vs. HOU (McCullers) Adrián Beltré /21/17 at SEA (Altavilla) Juan Centeno /25/17 vs. DET (Verlander) Robinson Chirinos /10/17 vs. NYY (Montgomery) Shin-Soo Choo /6 vs. TOR (Estrada) Delino DeShields /26/17 vs. HOU (Keuchel) Joey Gallo /3 at OAK (Graveman) Nomar Mazara /30 vs. HOU (Keuchel) Rougned Odor /20/17 at SEA (Albers) Jurickson Profar /29/16 vs. KC (Vólquez) Drew Robinson /1/18 vs. HOU (Devenski) Ryan Rua /18/17 vs. PHI (J. Rodriguez) Carlos Tocci NA TOTALS GRAND SLAMS (0): None MULTI-HOMER GAMES (0): None BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (0): None LEADOFF HOMERS (0): None PINCH-HIT HOMERS (0): None WALKOFF HOMERS (0): None INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS (0): None HR BY PITCHERS (0): None DATE Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 25 Feb. 28 March 7 March 9 March 13 March 16 March 17 March 18 March 19 March 21 March 22 March 23 March 24 March 26 March 27 March 29 March 31 April 2 April 3 April 5 April TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTION RHP Bartolo Colon signed to minor league contract. INF Darwin Barney signed to minor league contract. INF Trevor Plouffe signed to minor league contract. RHP Edinson Volquez signed to minor league contract. RHP Miguel Medrano traded to Cincinnati Reds in exchange for international slot compensation. RHP Jesse Chavez signed as free agent to one-year contract LHP Joe Palumbo placed on 60-day disabled list for recovery from left elbow surgery. Twenty pre-arbitration players agreed to terms on 2018 contracts: Clayton Blackburn, Matt Bush, Willie Calhoun, Delino DeShields, Joey Gallo, Ronald Guzman, Jonathan Hernandez, Ronald Herrera, Ariel Jurado, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Jose Leclerc, Brett Martin, Nomar Mazara, Yohander Mendez, Brett Nicholas, Drew Robinson, Ricky Rodriguez, Connor Sadzeck, Carlos Tocci, Jose Trevino. Three pre-arbitration players agreed to terms on 2018 contracts: Alex Claudio, Nick Gardewine, Joe Palumbo. RHP Domingo Pena traded to Kansas City Royals in exchange for international slot compensation. RHP Tim Lincecum signed as free agent to one-year contract C Brett Nicholas designated for assignment. LHP-OF Anthony Gose received back from Houston, given non-roster invitation to major league camp, and assigned outright to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Ariel Jurado and LHP Brett Martin optioned Frisco (AA) RHP Jonathan Hernandez optioned to Down East (A+) LHP Jeffrey Springs, INF Andy Ibanez, and OF Jose Cardona assigned to minor league camp. OF Willie Calhoun, INF Ronald Guzman, C/INF Isiah Kiner-Falefa, and RHP Connor Sadzeck optioned to Round Rock (AAA) C Jose Trevino optioned to Frisco (AA) INF Hanser Alberto, RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx, RHP Paolo Espino, RHP Reed Garrett, OF Scott Heineman, LHP David Hurlbut, INF Christian Lopes, RHP Adrian Sampson, and RHP Tayler Scott C Brett Nicholas assigned outright to Round Rock (AAA) and invited to major league camp. RHP Nick Gardewine optioned to Round Rock (AAA). LHP Jonathon Niese released. LHP Yohander Mendez optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Deolis Guerra reassigned to minor league camp. 1B Tommy Joseph received on waiver claim from Philadelphia RHP Clayton Blackburn placed on 60-day disabled list with right elbow strain 2B Darwin Barney and RHP Erik Goeddel released. INF Eliezer Álvarez received on waiver claim from Philadelphia C Curt Casali released. INF Eliezer Álvarez optioned to Frisco (AA). INF Trevor Plouffe released 1B Tommy Joseph optioned to Frisco (AA) RHP Bartolo Colon released. C Michael Ohlman traded to Boston in exchange for cash considerations. RHP Bartolo Colon and INF Trevor Plouffe re-signed to minor league contracts. RHP Steve Delabar, C Brett Nicholas, and OF Destin Hood assigned to Round Rock (AAA) RHPs Chi Chi Gonzalez, Shawn Tolleson, and Edinson Vólquez, and LHP Anthony Gose reassigned to minor league camp. RHP Kevin Jepsen contract selected from Round Rock (AAA) 1B Tommy Joseph designated for assignment RHP Tony Barnette placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, with lower back strain RHP Tim Lincecum placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, with blister on right middle finger LHP Martin Pérez placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, continuing recovery from right elbow surgery RHP Ricardo Rodríguez placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26, with right biceps tendinitis. OF Delino DeShields placed on 10-day disabled list with fractured hamate bone in left hand RHP Nick Gardewine recalled from Round Rock (AAA). RHP Bartolo Colon contract selected from Round Rock (AAA) RHP Nick Gardewine optioned to Round Rock RHP Ricardo Rodríguez transferred from the 10-day to the 60-day disabled list 1B Tommy Joseph assigned outright to Frisco (AA). C Cameron Rupp signed to minor league contract and assigned to Round Rock (AAA). LHP Martin Pérez reinstated from 10-day disabled list RHP Jose Leclerc optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Tony Barnette assigned to Frisco (AA) on injury rehabilitation assignment. C Brett Nicholas traded to San Diego Padres in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations DISABLED LIST Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible Games Missed Record Tony Barnette 10-day Lower Back Strain March 29 (March 26) April Tim Lincecum 10-day Blister on Right Middle Finger March 29 (March 26) April Delino DeShields 10-day Hamate Bone Fracture in Left Hand March 31 April Joe Palumbo 60-day Recovery from Left Elbow Surgery February 23 May Clayton Blackburn 60-day Grade 1 UCL Strain in Right Elbow March 19 May Ronald Herrera 60-day Right Shoulder Inflammation March 21 May Ricardo Rodríguez 60-day Right Biceps Tendinitis March 29 (March 26) May 28 (transferred to 60- on 4/2) Martin Pérez 10-day Recovery from Right Elbow Surgery March 29 (March 26) April

6 PAGE 6 TEXAS TEAM BATTING Runs, Game...6, April 5 at OAK Runs, Inning...4, 2x, last April 6 vs. TOR (7th) Hits, Game...13, April 6 vs. TOR Hits, Inning...5, April 6 vs. TOR (7th) Fewest Hits, Game...4, 2x, April 4 at OAK; April 1 vs. HOU Doubles...3, 2x, last April 6 vs. TOR Triples...NA Home Runs...2, April 1 vs. HOU Home Runs, Both Clubs...3, 2x, last April 6 vs. TOR (TOR-2, TEX-1) Extra Base Hits...4, 2x, last April 6 vs. TOR Total Bases...19, April 6 vs. TOR Stolen Bases...2, April 2 at OAK Walks...4, 2x, last April 2 at OAK Strikeouts...13, March 31 vs. HOU Left on Base (9 innings)...11, April 2 at OAK Left on Base (Extras)...NA TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits...3, 3x, last Andrus/Beltré, April 6 vs. TOR Runs...3, Andrus, March 31 vs. HOU Home Runs...1, 8x RBI...2, 3x, last Choo, April 6 vs. TOR Total Bases...6, Choo, April 6 vs. TOR Doubles...1, 11x Triples...NA Extra-Base Hits...2, Choo, April 6 vs. TOR Stolen Bases...1, 2x Walks...1, 21x Strikeouts...4, Chirinos, March 29 vs. HOU Hitting Streak...5, 2x, last Robinson (April 1-current) TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts...13, 2x, April 3 at OAK; March 29 vs. HOU Walks...6, 2x, last April 6 vs. TOR Fewest Walks...2, April 1 vs. HOU Runs Allowed, Game...9, March 31 vs. HOU Runs Allowed, Inning...4, April 4 at OAK (4th) Hits Allowed, Game...14, March 31 vs. HOU Hits Allowed, Inning...4, April 1 vs. HOU (7th) Home Runs...2, 3x, last April 6 vs. TOR Consecutive Scoreless Innings...7.0, April 3-4 TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter...6.0, Colon, April 2 at OAK Fewest Innings, Starter...3.1, Moore, April 6 vs. TOR Innings, Reliever...2.2, Chavez, April 6 vs. TOR Strikeouts, Starter...11, Hamels, April 3 at OAK Strikeouts, Reliever...3, 3x, last Chavez, April 6 at OAK Runs Allowed...6, Moore, April 6 vs. TOR Earned Runs Allowed...5, Moore, April 6 vs. TOR Hits Allowed...10, Pérez, April 5 at OAK Home Runs Allowed...2, 2x, last Chavez, April 6 vs. TOR Pitches...94, Hamels, 2x, last April 3 at OAK TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak...1, 3x Losing Streak...3, March 31-April 2 Longest Game, Innings Longest Game, Time, 9 inn...3:19, March 31 vs. HOU Longest Game, Time, Xtra...N/A Shortest Game, Time...2:23, April 4 at OAK Largest Crowd, Home...47,253, March 29 vs. HOU Largest Crowd, Road...10,132, April 5 at OAK Winning Margin...4, March 30 vs. HOU Losing Margin...6, 2x, last April 1 vs. HOU (2-8) Largest Deficit in Win...NA Largest Deficit in 9th, Win...NA Largest Lead in Loss...1, April 1 vs. HOU Errors...2, March 30 vs. HOU *-Club record #-Ties club record RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO RANGERS STATISTICS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Andrus Beltré Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Mazara Odor Profar Robinson Rua Tocci STARTS BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Andrus Beltré Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Mazara Odor Profar Robinson Rua Tocci 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 (0-for-2) March 30 vs. HOU: Top 6th, Altuve fly ball ruled not caught (Gabe Morales) call stands (1:45). April 5 at OAK: Top 2nd, D. Robinson ruled out at 2B (Sam Holbrook) call confirmed (1:01). EJECTIONS (0) Game (Inn.) Player/Coach Umpire Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5BI+ Total Andrus Beltré Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Mazara Odor Profar Robinson Rua Tocci 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 Hamels April 3 at OAK 1-1 W / / Fister April 4 at OAK 1-1 L / / Moore April 6 vs. TOR 0-2 L / / Minor April 1 vs. HOU 0-1 L / / Colon April 2 at OAK / / Pérez April 5 at OAK 1-0 W / /

7 RANGERS GAME NOTES SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 TORONTO PAGE DAY-BY-DAY GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 1 3/29 HOUSTON L, T4th -1.0 Verlander (1-0) Hamels (0-1) 2:59 *47,253 47, /30 HOUSTON W, T2nd -0.5 Fister (1-0) Keuchel (0-1) 3:02 35,469 82, /31 HOUSTON L, T4th -1.0 McCullers (1-0) Moore (0-1) 3:19 36, , /1 HOUSTON L, T4th -2.0 Cole (1-0) Minor (0-1) 3:13 26, , /2 at Oakland L, th -3.0 Hatcher (2-0) Jepsen (0-1) Treinen (1) 3:10 7, /3 at Oakland W, T4th -3.0 Hamels (1-1) Graveman (0-1) Kela (1) 2:50 9, /4 at Oakland L, th -4.0 Manaea (1-1) Fister (1-1) 2:23 7, /5 at Oakland W, T4th -3.5 Pérez (1-0) Mengden (0-2) Kela (2) 3:10 10, /6 TORONTO L, T4th -3.5 Estrada (1-0) Moore (0-2) Osuna (3) 3:06 21, , /7 TORONTO 7: /8 TORONTO 2: /9 LOS ANGELES-AL 7: /10 LOS ANGELES-AL 7: /11 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05 4/12 OFF DAY 15 4/13 at Houston 7: /14 at Houston 3: /15 at Houston 7: /16 at Tampa Bay 6: /17 at Tampa Bay 6: /18 at Tampa Bay 12:10 4/19 OFF DAY 21 4/20 SEATTLE 7: /21 SEATTLE 7: /22 SEATTLE 2: /23 OAKLAND 7: /24 OAKLAND 7: /25 OAKLAND 7:05 4/26 OFF DAY 27 4/27 at Toronto 6: /28 at Toronto 3: /29 at Toronto 12: /30 at Cleveland 5: /1 at Cleveland 5: /2 at Cleveland 12: /3 BOSTON 7: /4 BOSTON 7: /5 BOSTON 7: /6 BOSTON 2: /7 DETROIT 7: /8 DETROIT 7: /9 DETROIT 1:05 5/10 OFF DAY 40 5/11 at Houston 7: /12 at Houston 6: /13 at Houston 1:10 5/14 OFF DAY 43 5/15 at Seattle 9: /16 at Seattle 2: /17 at Chicago-AL 7: /18 at Chicago-AL 7: /19 at Chicago-AL 6: /20 at Chicago-AL 1: /21 NEW YORK-AL 7: /22 NEW YORK-AL 7: /23 NEW YORK-AL 6: /24 KANSAS CITY 7: /25 KANSAS CITY 7: /26 KANSAS CITY 3: /27 KANSAS CITY 2: /28 at Seattle 3: /29 at Seattle 9: /30 at Seattle 9: /31 at Seattle 9: /1 at Los Angeles-AL 9: /2 at Los Angeles-AL 8: /3 at Los Angeles-AL 3:07 6/4 OFF DAY 63 6/5 OAKLAND 7: /6 OAKLAND 7: /7 HOUSTON 7: /8 HOUSTON 7: /9 HOUSTON 6: /10 HOUSTON 2:05 6/11 OFF DAY 69 6/12 at Los Angeles-NL 9: /13 at Los Angeles-NL 9:10 6/14 OFF DAY 71 6/15 COLORADO 7: /16 COLORADO 3: /17 COLORADO 2: /18 at Kansas City 7: /19 at Kansas City 7: /20 at Kansas City 7:15 6/21 OFF DAY 77 6/22 at Minnesota 7: /23 at Minnesota 1: /24 at Minnesota 1: /25 SAN DIEGO 7: /26 SAN DIEGO 7: /27 SAN DIEGO 7:05 6/28 OFF DAY 83 6/29 CHICAGO-AL 7: /30 CHICAGO-AL 8: /1 CHICAGO-AL 2:05 7/2 OFF DAY 86 7/3 HOUSTON 7: /4 HOUSTON 6:05