Los Angeles Angels (62-61) at Texas Rangers (54-69)

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1 Los Angeles Angels (62-61) at Texas Rangers (54-69) RHP Odrisamer Depaigne (2-0, 5.31) vs. RHP Drew Hutchison (1-2, 6.07) Game #124 Home #65 (27-37) Fri., Aug. 17, 2018 Globe Life Park in Arlington 7:05 p.m. (CDT) FSSW / FM / 1270 AM RANGERS AT A GLANCE Overall Home Road Standing... 5th, 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 Losses After Lead Score First Opp. Score First Columns below listed in a Home/Road/Total format vs. AL West /12-10/20-31 vs. AL Central /9-8/16-14 vs. AL East...7-7/5-11/12-18 Interleague /1-3/6-6 Series /5-9-5/ Series Openers /8-11/16-24 Series Finales /6-13/14-24 Rubber Games /1-5/5-6 Lead after /20-1/41-7 Lead after /24-1/45-5 Lead after /23-0/47-2 Trail after /3-28/7-54 Trail after /2-28/4-57 Trail after /1-31/2-60 Tied after /4-3/6-8 Tied after /1-3/5-7 Tied after /3-1/5-7 Decided 7th/later /10-7/17-19 Shutouts /2-6/3-6 Decided final AB...6-9/5-5/11-14 Walk-off games ALL-TIME HOME RUN LIST Rank HR Player Lou Gehrig 493 Fred McGriff Stan Musial 475 Willie Stargell Carlos Delgado Adrian Beltre Chipper Jones ALL-TIME HITS LIST Rank H Player Cal Ripken Jr George Brett Paul Waner Robin Yount Tony Gwynn Adrian Beltre Alex Rodriguez WINS AND LOSSES: The Rangers beat the Angels last night, 8-6, and team has a 2-1 record on this 6-game, 7-day homestand vs. ARI (1-1) and LAA (1-0) since opening the month with a 5-2 homestand, Texas has dropped 3 of 5 and 4 of last 7 contests club has also lost 6 of last 11 G, but has won 8 of 14 and 12 of last 19 Rangers have lost 18 of 32 and 20 of last 35 G, the longer span beginning 7/6 team is beginning 6/16. The Rangers are 8-6 (.571) in August, T4th-best record in the A.L. this month, one of 7 teams above.500 in the junior circuit the 8 August wins have already matched last month s total, as 8-17 (.320) record in July marked lowest win pct. in A.L. and 2nd-lowest in MLB (SD: 5-20,.200) at (.500) since the AS break, TEX is T5th-best record in the A.L., as 4 of the 15 teams in the league have a.500 record this month. At (.439), Rangers are 11th in the A.L. in winning percentage the 54 wins are the fewest for Texas after 123 G since 2014 (47-76) and T9th-fewest in club history. Texas has been under the.500 mark since a season best 1-1 on 3/30 best mark since the break has been 14-under (3 times), and could match that mark for a 4th time with a win tonight team was season-high 20 G under.500 at on 7/26 TEX won season-high 7 straight from 6/16-23, which was preceded by longest losing skid at 7 G, 6/7-15. SERIES STUFF: Rangers have a record in club s last 6 series, this after having gone in previous 6 series club is in last 3 series in Arlington Texas is in 4-G series in 2018, lone win coming from 8/2-5 vs. BAL (3-1) the team is also in last 12 4-G series since taking 3 of 4 from 8/21-24/17 at LAA this weekend marks the Rangers last 4-G series until the last 4 days of the season, 9/27-30 at Seattle. IN THE STANDINGS: Texas has sat between 21.0 and 23.0 games back in the A.L. West for 20 consecutive days beginning 7/28, currently 21.0 GB of division-leading HOU there are 6 MLB teams with larger division deficits that Texas season high deficit of 25.0 G on 7/26 was the 2nd-earliest date ever for Rangers to have a 25.0-game deficit (25.0 GB on 6/5 in 2001) club has been in 5th place in the A.L. West for the last 129 days and in either 4th or 5th place for 139 of 140 days (T2nd following win on 3/30). AT HOME: Texas is (.422) in Arlington this season, 4th-lowest home win pct. in A.L. and 6th-lowest in MLB team is 7-3 (.700) at home in August, tied for most wins in MLB (OAK is 7-2) club went 1-9 at home in July, which came after a 6-1 stretch in Arlington from 6/16-6/30 team is in last 40 G after opening year at 5-15 overall record is the 3rd-fewest wins in club history after 64 G at home (26-38 in 1973 and in 2014). VS. LOS ANGELES-AL: Rangers won last night in the 1st meeting between the teams since 1st 3 days of June in Anaheim, and club is now 2-5 vs. LAA in clubs will play 4 series in final 6 1/2 weeks, as 13 of Rangers final 40 games (32.5%) are against the Halos Texas has dropped 7 of the last 10 overall beginning 9/15/17, but has a advantage since the start of 2016 Rangers have dropped 4 of last 7 meetings at GLPIA, including 0-3 from 4/9-11 in only Arlington series in 18 prior to this weekend...rangers have won season series in each of last 2 years Angels hold the lead in the all-time series, , but Rangers have the advantage both in Arlington ( ) and at Globe Life Park ( ). WESTWORLD: Texas has won 3 straight and 6 of its last 7 G vs. A.L. West foes, this after a 10-G losing streak vs. the West from 6/7-7/26...over the curret span, the club has win vs. HOU (3-0), SEA (2-1), and LAA (1-0). DEFENSE DEPARTMENT: With the scoring change from Tuesday s game, the Rangers have now matched a season high with 6 straight errorless games (also 6/26-7/3). DESHIELDS TO DL; ROBINSON RECALLED: Prior to tonight s game, the Rangers placed Delino DeShields on the 10-day disabled list with a fracture of the tip of his right middle finger...of Drew Robinson has been recalled from Round Rock (AAA) and will be in his third stint with the Rangers this season (Opening Day-5/20 and 8/4-11). GLOBE TROTTER: Joey Gallo hit his 21st home run of the season at Globe Life Park last night, one shy of his total for the entire 2017 season...it is already the 5th-highest HR single-season HR total at Globe Life Park since 2006: 23- Adrian Beltre in 2011; 22-Gallo in 2017/Josh Hamilton in both 2012 and Gallo is tied with Boston s J.D. Martinez for most long balls at home this season. Gallo now has 10 HR since the All-Star break, 2nd-most in the A.L. to only OAK s Khris Davis (13). PECKING AWAY: The Rangers matched their largest comeback win of the season last night, overcoming a 5-run deficit for the 3rd time in 2018 (also 5/23 at NYY and 4/14 at HOU)... Texas faced the 5-run deficit in the first inning, marking the 1st time the club had allowed 5+ runs in the first inning and won since 8/19/17 vs. CWS (Trailed 5-0 in 1st and won 17-7)...in fact, the Rangers have now won 2 of the last 3 games in which it has given up 5 runs in the 1st inning, this after posting just 2 victories in their previous 45 such games dating back to Texas is the 6th ML team to allow 5+ runs in the first inning and win this season. TRIPLE PLAY: Last night, Jurickson Profar and Rougned Odor combined to turn a 5-4 triple play, the 6th triple play in Rangers history...it was the 1st triple play for the Rangers since 5/20/09 at DET, and Texas joined the Seattle Mariners (4/19 vs. HOU) as the only ML teams to pull the trick in according to STATS LLC, it was the 1st MLB triple play without the batter being retired since 6/3/1912 when the Brooklyn Dodgers did so against the Cincinnati Reds. PRO: Jurickson Profar has an extra-base hit in 3 of 8 PA over his last 2 G, going 4-for-6 with a 2B, 3B, and HR...Profar has posted a.461 SLG this season while averaging a strikeout every 7.38 PA...there are only 7 other ML players that have a higher SLG while posting a strikeout rate better than 7.38 PA per SO: HOU s Alex Bregman (.512 SLG and 8.08 PA/K), NYY s Didi Gregorius.473 and 7.92), HOU s Jose Altuve (.464 and 8.25), CLE s Jose Ramirez (.634 and 9.18), CLE s Michael Brantley (.467 and 11.95), BOS Mookie Betts (.668 and 7.52), and ATL s Nick Markakis (.496 and 9.12). POWER RANGERS: Texas hit 3 home runs last night to raise its MLB-best post-break total to 44, 3 more than the next closest club (BAL-41)...the Rangers are batting.273/.350/.487/.837 since the break, leading the majors in both SLG and OPS. SCORING CHANGE: Major League Baseball has made a scoring change from the 8th inning of Tuesday s game vs. the Diamondbacks...Ketel Marte s ground ball in the 8th inning has been changed from an error on Elvis Andrus to a single... the change also adds an earned run to Alex Claudio s ledger...the change has been made in today s game notes, but will not be included in the official stats until tomorrow. SHORTS: Chi Chi Gonzalez is scheduled to start for the Arizona League Rangers tonight at the Arizona League Cubs... it will be Gonzalez s 1st official game action following Tommy John surgery on his right elbow last July...Texas pitchers have a 2.29 BB/9 rate in August, 4th-lowest in the majors (HOU-1.83; NYM-1.95; CLE-2.16)...last night was the 1st time the Rangers faced at least 8 pitchers in a 9-inning game since the Angels used 9 pitchers in a 10-9 Rangers win on 9/1/17 in Arlington...Texas has faced 8+ pitchers in a 9-inning game 8 times in team history, and the Angels have been the opponent in 4 of those games (all since 2014). UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent Pitchers - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) TV/Radio Saturday, August 18 vs. Los Angeles-AL TBA vs. LHP Andrew Heaney (7-7, 3.88) 7:05 FSSW/1080/99.1 Sunday, August 19 vs. Los Angeles-AL TBA vs. RHP Jamie Barria (8-7, 3.50) 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 #48 Drew Hutchison, RHP (1-2, 6.07) TONIGHT: The 27-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his 14th appearance/3rd start of the season in tonight s game will be his 3rd start with the Rangers, and he was moved up a day in the rotation (originally slated to start on Saturday) due to Mike Minor s back stiffness signed with Texas on 8/5 and took the loss that day vs. BAL will be working on extended 5 days rest opened the year with 2 months in the Phillies bullpen and spent a month-and-a-half in the rotation with Oklahoma City (see below) prior to his TEX debut, had not made a major league start since 9/10/16 vs. CIN with Pittsburgh spent 2 years in the Toronto rotation in , combining to go with a 4.97 ERA over 62 G/60 GS in those seasons has also pitched for Toronto (2012, ), Pittsburgh (2016), and Philadelphia (2018) in his major league career spent 2017 campaign with Indianapolis (AAA) in PIT organization, where he finished 10th in the International League in ERA the Lakeland, Fla. native was originally selected by the Blue Jays in the 15th round of the 2009 June draft he was traded to Pittsburgh in a 8/1/16 deal involving LHP Francisco Liriano. LAST START: Took no decision in Rangers 5-3 loss on Sat. at NYY (5.1 IP, 5 H, 3 R-ER, 4 BB, 2 SO, 1 HR, 85 pitches/48 strikes), as Texas trailed just 2-1 when he exited in the 6th gave up a laser HR to Giancarlo Stanton in the 1st (3-0 count), and also permitted a 2-out RBI double to Greg Bird in that frame after Jeffrey Springs allowed Hutchison s inherited runner to score in the 6th, making it a 3-1 deficit, Texas scored twice in the 7th against Zach Britton and Dellin Betances to tie the game TEX reliever Chris Martin allowed a 2-R HR to Miguel Andujar in the bottom of the 7th to take the loss and provide the game s final runs Rangers loaded the bases in the 9th against Aroldis Chapman, but could not score as the day game ended in a downpour. VS. LOS ANGELES-AL: Has lost all 3 G/GS in his career vs. LAA, going 0-3, 6.06 (11 ER/16.1 IP) all 3 GS w/ TOR, last on 5/20/15 at Rogers Centre in a 4-3 Jays loss (6.2 IP, 6 H, 4 R-ER), game in which he matched up with Jered Weaver and held a 3-1 lead after 4 innings. FIRST START W/ TEXAS: Took the loss in the Rangers 9-6 defeat on 8/5 vs. BAL (3.0 IP, 6 H, 6 R-ER) in his 1st ML start since 9/10/16 vs. CIN with Pittsburgh exited trailing 6-5, and 5 of 6 runs allowed came on home runs by Austin Wynns and Mark Trumbo last Ranger to allow 6+ runs in his Texas debut was Kyle Lohse, who did it in each of his 2 career outings w/ TEX on 7/9/16 and 7/19/16. GLOBE LIFE PARK SUCCESS: Prior to signing with the Rangers, his only previous career outing at Globe Life Park in Arlington was on 5/16/14 w/ TOR, when he pitched a complete-game 3-hit shutout against the Rangers (9.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 6 SO, 105 pitches/70 strikes) remains one of 5 pitchers in facility history (since 1994) to post a CG SHO in their 1st career outing at this park the others (all TEX opponents): MIN s Kevin Tapani (6/3/95), SEA s John Halama (7/4/99), OAK s Sonny Gray (4/28/14), and DET s Michael Fulmer (8/14/16) TIMELINE: Hutchison began the year in the Phillies bullpen and also pitched primarily as a starter for Oklahoma City (AAA) in the Dodgers organization from mid-june through the end of July a rundown of his transactions in 18: Signed a minors contract with PHI on 2/15 and had contract purchased on 3/25. Was in Phillies bullpen for season s 1st 2 months before he was designated for assignment on 5/31. Refused outright assignment to Lehigh Valley on 6/4 and became a free agent. Signed a minors contract with LAD on 6/16, assigned to Oklahoma City (AAA). Requested and was granted his release by LAD on 7/31. Formally signed with Rangers on 8/5. IN RELIEF WITH PHILLIES: Was on the Phillies Opening Day roster and went 1-1 with a 4.64 ERA (11 ER/21.1 IP) in 11 relief appearances had a WHIP and averaged 8.0 SO/9, posting 13 BB/19 SO while allowign 4 HR had a 2.76 ERA (5 ER/16.1 IP) over his 1st 9 outings, then permitted 6 R-ER in his last 2 G/5.0 IP threw 40+ pitches in 4 of his last 5 outings, and most recent ML appearance prior to joining Texas came on 5/30 at LAD (2.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R-ER, 42 pitches), finishing an 8-2 Phillies defeat earned win in his PHI debut on 3/30 at ATL, 1st MLB win since 4/24/16 vs. OAK on 4/26 vs. ARI, became 1st PHI reliever with a hit and BB at the plate since 6/15/01 (Vicente Padilla). OKLAHOMA CITY: Joined OKC Dodgers on 6/17 and went 4-1, 2.14 (10 ER/42.0 IP) in 9 G/7 GS had WHIP, 8.6 SO/9, and allowed just one HR in 42.0 innings (0.2 HR/9) issued just 13 BB against 40 SO in his 7 starts (final 7 outings w/ OKC), went 3-0, 1.22 (5 ER/37.0 IP) w/ 9 BB/38 SO and an opponent slash line of.215/.279/.252/ of his 7 starts were scoreless, as only runs allowed came on 7/8 vs. Round Rock (4.0 IP, 8 H, 5 R-ER) final 4 starts from 7/15-30: 2-0, 23.0 SHO IP, opponents batted.195 (16-82) w/ 6 BB/28 SO. AS STARTER IN MAJORS: Has gone with a 4.98 ERA (230 ER/415.1 IP) in 76 career starts in the major leagues since 5/25/15, he has gone 11-5 in his last 24 starts despite a 5.49 ERA (75 ER/123.0 IP) in that span his teams are in his 76 career starts has 26 quality starts prior to 1st start with Texas, had just 3 starts since the start of 2016, all with PIT that year: 4/24/16 vs. OAK, 7/7/16 vs. DET, and 9/10/16 vs. CIN. RANGERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 LOS ANGELES-AL HUTCHISON S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2018 (PHI/TEX)_ / Career / HUTCHISON VS. LOS ANGELES-AL W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Career / HUTCHISON AT GLOBE LIFE PARK IN ARLINGTON W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 5.1, Aug. 11 at NYY Innings: 9.0, 2x, last May 25, 2015 vs. CWS Hits: 6, 2x, last Aug. 5 vs. BAL Hits: 10, July 3, 2015 at DET Runs: 6, Aug. 5 vs. BAL Runs: 8, June 12, 2015 at BOS ER: 6, Aug. 5 vs. BAL ER: 8, June 12, 2015 at BOS SO s: 5, 2x, last May 4 at WAS SO s: 11, Sept. 16, 2014 at BAL Walks: 4, Aug. 11 at NYY Walks: 5, 2x, last April 28, 2015 at BOS HR: 2, 2x, last Aug. 5 vs. BAL HR: 3, 3x, last Sept. 4, 2015 vs. BAL Pitches: 85, Aug. 11 at NYY Pitches: 115, Aug. 6, 2014 vs. BAL CG s: N/A CG s: 2, last May 25, 2015 vs. CWS Low-Hit CG: N/A Low-Hit CG: 3, May 16, 2014 at TEX CG SHO s: N/A CG SHO s: 2, last May 25, 2015 vs. CWS Win Streak: 1, March 30 at ATL Win Streak: 5, 2x, last July 17-Aug. 29, & 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 (STARTS ONLY) Total RUN SUPPORT (STARTS ONLY) 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/ BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS (including postseason) Hutchison vs. Los Angeles-AL PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Calhoun Pujols Rivera Simmons Upton Young Jr Despaigne vs. Texas PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Andrus Choo Odor HUTCHISON S 2018 MLB DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches 3/30* at ATL 5-4 W /24 4/4* at NYM 2-4 L /14 4/8* vs. MIA /6 4/14* at TB /11 4/17* at ATL /10 4/24* vs. ARI /19 4/26* vs. ARI /36 4/29* vs. ATL /2 5/4* at WAS /44 5/18* at STL /36 5/30* at LAD /25 As Reliever/PHI (11) /5 vs. BAL 6-9 L Trailing /40 8/11 at NYY Trailing /48 As Starter/TEX (2) Season Totals *relief appearance HUTCHISON S 2018 MINORS DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches 6/17 vs. LAS 5-3 W Relief 48/28 6/22 at OMA 3-6 L Relief 50/33 6/27 vs. NAS Tied /39 7/3 at NO 4-0 W Leading /49 7/8 vs. RR Tied /50 7/15 at RR 11-1 W Leading /67 7/20 at NAS 5-4 (10) Leading /59 7/25 vs. ALB 5-0 W Leading /62 7/30 vs. ELP Tied /65 OKC Totals

3 RANGERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 LOS ANGELES-AL 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 Pérez Trevino Kiner-Falefa Stolen bases against pitchers: 0-for-2 (0 SB, 2 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 32 Eddie Butler 8/13 vs. ARI /1 11/15 7/3 53/23 0/2 58 Alex Claudio (L) 8/14 vs. ARI /3 27/49 24/8 118/28 5/2 44 Cory Gearrin 8/13 vs. ARI /3 35/50 32/11 54/45 7/0 62 José Leclerc 8/16 vs. LAA (Sv, 3) /7 34/46 36/8 26/41 4/1 31 Chris Martin 8/14 vs. ARI /3 25/33 4/1 37/31 1/0 55 Matt Moore (L) 8/16 vs. LAA (W, 2-6) /1 11/14 1/0 27/26 0/0 54 Jeffrey Springs 8/14 vs. ARI /0 2/5 3/1 13/7 1/0 Totals 32/44, 72.7% 247/369, 66.9% 167/55, 32.9% 566/387 26/6 TEAM PITCHING: Staff has 6.26 ERA (48 ER/69.0 IP) last 8 G to rise from 4.83 to 4.92, 12th in A.L 5+ R allowed in 7 of last 8 G have an MLB-high 6.03 ERA (158 ER/236.0 IP) in 26 G since the break to raise season ERA from 4.61 among MLB trailers in HR (2nd-most, 169), H (2nd-most, 1170), and R (3rd-most, 649) opponents.272 BA also 3rd-highest 56 HBP are T4th in MLB (MIN-63) and have MLB-high 7 balks (tied w/ BAL and LAD) Rangers club-record streak of 22 G with 3-or-fewer BB from 5/20-6/12 was longest in MLB in last 8 seasons (MIN-23 G, 5/23-6/17/10). STARTERS: Rotation has 7.41 ERA (48 ER/58.1 IP) last 11 G since 8/5 to raise season ERA from 5.23 to 5.42, highest in MLB have 5.12 ERA (165 ER/290.0 IP) last 52 G beg. 6/16 to drop from 5.65 one QS last 9 G, just 3 QS last 16 G have 5.0+ IP in 22 of last 24 G starters have 7 of last 8, 17 of last 19, and 22 of team s last 25 wins beg. 6/18, this after one win in 20 G from 5/26-6/17 42 QS are T2nd-fewest in A.L. (30-TB, 42-TEX/TOR) lead MLB in H (764), R (439), and HR (122) allowed. RELIEVERS: Bullpen has allowed 2 R-ER over 15.2 IP in last 4 G to drop season ERA from 4.23 to 4.11, 8th in A.L pen has 3.0+ IP in 9 of last 11 G own a 6.31 ERA (66 ER/94.0 IP) w/ 19 HR allowed in 26 G since the break to raise season figure from 3.48 Eddie Butler s victory 7/30 at ARI is lone win by the bullpen since 6/25 vs. SD (Barnette) have saves in 22 of team s last 36 wins beg. 5/22 but just 5 of last 13 have gone 32-for-44 in save chances and rank among A.L. leaders in save pct. (4th, 72.7), saves (6th, 32), holds (4th, 67). 32 EDDIE BUTLER 2-2-1, 4.34 (w/ CHI-TEX) vs. LHB: 7-for-41 (.171) vs. RHB: 19-for-69 (.275) Has allowed 6 R-ER in 10.0 IP last 5 outings to raise season ERA from 3.79 to 4.34 in last 6 G w/ TEX, has a win (7/30 at ARI), save (8/2 vs. BAL), and loss (8/6 vs. SEA) 1st career save 8/2 vs. BAL, longest save by a Ranger (3.2 IP) since C.J. Wilson (4.0 IP) on 8/26/05 vs. MIN. Has 7 G w/ TEX: 1-1-1, 4.76 (6 ER/11.1 IP) acquired on 7/27 from Cubs w/ RHP Rollie Lacy and PTBNL for LHP Cole Hamels and cash considerations. Threw one pitch to retire only BF 7/30 at ARI to earn 2nd win of 18 both wins came in span of 5 days from 7/26-30 vs. the Dbacks was 1st Ranger w/ one-pitch win since Keone Kela on 7/12/15 vs. BAL earned win in his Cubs finale, 7-6 walk-off victory 7/26 vs. ARI, his 1st since 6/26/17 at WAS. Was on DL from 4/20-7/23 with right groin strain and made 5 starts in an injury rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Iowa. Was 11-20, 5.71 ERA in 57 G/39 GS with COL ( ) and CHI ( ) was picked in 35th round of 2009 June draft by TEX but did not sign. 58 ALEX CLAUDIO (L) 4-2-1, 4.88 vs. LHB: 17-for-70 (.243) vs. RHB: 60-for-148 (.405) Last 10 G beg. 7/23: 8 R-ER in 9.2 IP to raise season figure from 4.29 to 4.88 opponents 18-for-45 (.400) in that span Sat. at NYY was 1st outing of 3+ outs and no baserunners since 6/3 at LAA (2.0 IP). Activated from 10-day DL on 7/21 on DL from 7/11-20 with left ankle sprain. Leads staff w/ 49 G has allowed runs in 16 of 49 games had 9.2 IP scoreless streak over 8 G from 5/18-6/3. Lone save 4/14 at HOU (one-batter save) 1-for-3 in save tries. His 11 G in May: 4-1, 1.17 (2 ER/15.1 IP), 1 BB/7 SO finished T1st in MLB with 4 wins in May, most in relief. 44 CORY GEARRIN 1-1-1, 3.77 (w/ SF-TEX) vs. LHB: 17-for-67 (.254) vs. RHB: 28-for-109 (.257) Last 7 G beg. 7/30: 6.1 IP, 1 R-ER to drop season ERA from 4.15 to 3.77 last 41 G w/ SF/TEX beg. 4/25: 3.29 ERA (14 ER/38.1 IP). Over 15 G w/ TEX, is 0-0, 2.93 (5 ER/15.1 IP) w/.214 (12-56) opp. BA has allowed baserunners in 9 of 10 and 12 of last 14 outings pitched 6.1 SHO IP in 1st 6 G with Texas and had 11.2-inning scoreless streak dating back to 6/11 snapped on 7/25 vs. OAK. Joined the Rangers on 7/9 after being acquired from SF with RHP Jason Bahr and OF Austin Jackson for a PTBNL or cash on 7/8. Was 1-1 with one SV and 4.20 ERA (14 ER/30.0 IP) in 35 relief appearances for SF in 2018 ranked 4th on Giants in games. 62 JOSÉ LECLERC 2-3-3, 2.01 vs. LHB: 8-for-54 (.148) vs. RHB: 14-for-96 (.146) Last night s bloop/catchable double snapped opponents 0-for-15 span opposition is still 2-for-last-22 w/ one BB and 11 K s has pitched a scoreless inning in each of last 8 G and has a 0.92 ERA (2 ER/19.2 IP) over last 20 G has allowed runs in just 3 of last 31 G w/ a 1.80 ERA (6 ER/30.0 IP) and 45 K. Has saves in 2 straight and 3 of his last 5 app. (8/4 vs. BAL, Mon. vs. ARI, Thurs. vs. LAA), finishing 4 of those 5 G, now 3-for-7 in save tries in 18 prior to this month, had 2 career saves (last on 7/23/17 at TB). Ranks among A.L. relief leaders in opp. BA (3rd,.147), WHIP (4th, 0.94), opp. OPS (5th,.489), and SO/9 (9th, 12.90) leads Rangers w/ 15 holds since 6/17, has allowed 7 of last 13 IR to score (allowed just 1 of 1st 23 IR to score thru 6/16). Surrendered go-ahead 2-R HR to Khris Davis in 9th inning on 7/25, ending 10.2 inning scoreless streak and 46.1-inning homerless streak. Allowed season highs in H (4) and ER (3) in blown save 6/17 vs. COL had career best 5 strikeouts on 7/8 at DET. Recalled from Round Rock on 4/30 for 3rd stint w/ TEX (also Opening Day-4/4; 4/21-26) 4 G w/ Express in 18: 0-1, 1 SV, 7.71 ERA (4 ER/4.2 IP). 31 CHRIS MARTIN 1-3-0, 4.91 vs. LHB: 9-for-34 (.265) vs. RHB: 24-for-83 (.289) Activated from DL on 7/31, and has allowed 5 R-ER in 4.1 IP over 5 G since return, 1st outings since 7/4 vs. HOU took 3rd loss Sat. at NYY, surrendering 2-R HR to Andujar has 7 R-ER last 8 G/6.2 IP to raise season ERA from 3.57 to Had one rehab appearance during most recent DL stint: 7/29 for Round Rock vs. Reno (1.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 K, 17 pitches). Has 3 stints on 10-day DL in 2018: 5/2-20 with right forearm irritation, 6/12-22 with right calf strain, and 7/5-30 with left groin strain was also optioned to Round Rock on 7/3 but recalled the following day. Has allowed runs in 9 of 33 G posted 2.16 ERA in 1st 10 G thru 4/ MATT MOORE (L) 2-6-0, 7.07 vs. LHB: 19-for-60 (.317) vs. RHB: 94-for-293 (.321) Earned 1st career relief win last night has 4.0 SHO IP last 2 G and has permitted just one R-ER last 3 G/7.0 IP to drop season ERA from 7.60 to 7.07 has held opponents to 3-for-23 (.130) in his last 3 outings. Has 13 relief app. since being moved to bullpen on 6/13: 5.46 ERA (17 ER/28.0 IP), opponents 25-for-104 (.240) w/ 9 BB/27 SO has posted a 5.28 ERA (17 ER/29.0 IP) in 14 relief outings overall in 2018 longest career relief outing was 7/7 at DET (4.1 SHO IP). Has 12 GS in 18: 1-5, 8.02 (49 ER/55.0 IP), WHIP in starts, opposition has batted.354/.419/.569/.988 1st win, 4/17 at TB in return to The Trop. 54 JEFFREY SPRINGS (L) 0-0-0, 1.86 vs. LHB: 4-for-12 (.333) vs. RHB: 2-for-20 (.100) Career-high 2.2 IP on Tues. vs. ARI has allowed 2 R-ER over 4.2 IP in 2 G vs. ARI and has 5.0 SHO IP in other 3 outings has allowed 2 R-ER over 9.2 IP in 1st 5 ML relief outings opponents are 5-for-last-30 w/ 3 BB/8 K s made ML debut 7/31 at ARI, retiring the final 4 batters he faced, including 3 via strikeout had contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) prior to game on 7/31. Combined to go 4-4, 4.13 ERA (26 ER/56.2 IP) with 2 saves over 33 relief appearances with Round Rock and Frisco posted a career-best in strikeouts per 9.0 innings (15.6) promoted to Round Rock on 6/16 and compiled a 1.72 ERA (3 ER/15.2 IP) with 24 strikeouts in last 11 games with the Express. In 4 minor league seasons, has whiffed nearly one-third (32.2%) of all batters faced.led all Texas minor leaguers in strikeouts (146) in 2017 and was a non-roster invite to Major League spring training this season.

4 PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 LOS ANGELES-AL TEAM BATTING: Team has 8-or-fewer hits in 5 straight, longest stretch since the break, but are batting.275 ( ) last 20 G to rise from.238 to.244, 10th in A.L has 7 G of 10+ R since AS break, most in MLB in the 2nd half (26 G), Texas leads MLB with 170 R, R/G (6.54), 44 HR,.837 OPS, 103 XBH, and 450 TB batting.300 (78-260) w/ RISP since the break, 2nd in A.L. (BAL-.310) for the season, rank among A.L. leaders in BB (2nd, 448), SH (1st, 28), HBP (2nd, 70), R (5th, 594), 3B (5th, 23) 1st in MLB w/1168 SO (CWS-1163), 7th-most in club history (6th is 1207 in 2008). 1 ELVIS ANDRUS.281 AVG, 4 HR, 25 RBI,.330 OBP,.412 SLG SHORTSTOP R/R Thurs.: 0-for-4, BB, R, K, CS Stand:.167 (2-12), BB, 3 R Streak: 0 G Is 4-for-21 last 5 G to drop from.289 to.281, but is batting.325 (37-114) last 26 G beg. 7/15 to rise from.247 ranks among A.L. leaders since the AS break in H (T1st, 35) and R (4th, 21) is 0-for-last-8 w/ RISP 61 G/GS in 18, all at SS. Career-high 19 G hit streak 7/15-8/8 (.345, 29-84), tied for longest in MLB in 2018 and longest for TEX since an Adrián Beltré 19-G run, 7/16-9/15/11. Season-high 4 H last Fri. at NYY, most since 9/6/17 at ATL-G1 has 44 career triples, tied w/ R. Sierra for 2nd-most in TEX history (55-Michael Young). HR in 2 straight 7/23-24 vs. OAK, this after 2 HR in 1st 39 G in 18 1st career grand slam and career high-tying 5 RBI 7/24 vs. OAK (also 5/30/17 vs. TB) 7/23 vs. OAK was 1500th career hit on DL 4/12-6/17 w/ olecranon fracture in right elbow, suffered on HBP 4/11 vs. LAA. Has reached safely in 42 straight at Globe Life Park since 9/25/17, longest streak ever by a Ranger at this park and 2nd in club history at home (43 G by Julio Franco in 1993) had 24-G home hit streak snapped last night, longest in MLB in ADRIÁN BELTRÉ.278 AVG, 7 HR, 41 RBI,.335 OBP,.394 SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R Thurs.: DNP Stand: 1-4, R Streak: 4 G (.313, 5-16, HR, 2B, 5 RBI, BB, HBP, 2 R) Has not played since leaving game Mon. vs. ARI after 8 innings with a left hamstring strain has 2 DL stints w/ left hamstring strain: 4/25-5/7, 5/ Hits in 4 straight at 5-for-16 season-high 4 RBI last Fri. at NYY batting.204 (10-49) last 12 G to drop from.292 to.278 since 5/11, batting.256 (58-227) last 60 G to drop from.333 leads team w/ 7 G of 3+ hits is active leader w/ 3137 career hits, 19th all-time (next T. Gwynn-3141), passing I. Suzuki (3089) on 6/13 at LAD for most hits by non U.S. native passed R. Carew to become all-time leader for hits by a player born in Latin America on 4/5 at OAK. His 1683 RBI are 25th all-time (since 1920), Cal Ripken Jr. is next w/ th all-time w/ 627 2B (D. Ortiz-634) 14th all-time w/ 2900 games 15th all-time in TB w/ 5247 (Ken Griffey Jr-5271) T15th all-time w/ 1134 XBH (also Tris Speaker-1134) 33rd all-time w/ 469 HR (C. Delgado-473). 61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS.219 AVG, 16 HR, 54 RBI,.333 OBP,.438 SLG CATCHER R/R Thurs.: 0-for-2, 2 BB, R Stand:.222 (2-9), HR, 6 RBI, 2 BB, 3 R, SF Streak: 0 G Has 6 RBI last 3 G, including season-high 4 RBI on Mon. vs. ARI is 3-for-21 last 7 G to drop from.225 to.219, but batting.267/.377/.543/.920 (31-116) w/ 8 HR/32 RBI last 33 G beg. 6/22 to rise from for-29 (.414) w/ RISP since 6/23 is T3rd in A.L. w/ 13 HBP. Has 31 XBH and 32 singles 122 SO overall are 11th-most in A.L had SO in 19 straight, 4/28-5/25 (35 total), 7th-longest span in club history. 5 HR since break rank T3rd among Rangers posted 5th multi-hr game, 4/28 at TOR HR on 34th b-day, 6/5 vs. OAK. Has 85 GS at C (82) and DH (3), going 3-for-47 in throwing out runners (Gordon 4/21 vs. SEA; Seager 5/28 at SEA; Canha 7/25 vs. OAK). 17 SHIN-SOO CHOO.279 AVG, 20 HR, 57 RBI,.393 OBP,.476 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Thurs.: 1-for-4, 2B, RBI, BB, K Stand:.455 (5-11), 2B, RBI, 2 BB, R Streak: 3 G (.455, 5-11, 2B, RBI, 2 BB, R) Batting.407 (11-27) w/ 5 BB and 2 HBP last 8 G to rise from.270 to.279 batting.220 (20-91) last 23 G to drop from of last 18 hits have been XBH (2 HR, 3B, 6 2B) matched season high w/ 3 H Sat. at NYY 63 BB in last 71 G since 5/18. Ranks among A.L. leaders in BB (3rd, 78), times on base (3rd, 209), OBP (6th,.393) has reached 4+ times in 9 G, T3rd in A.L 8th in A.L. w/ 126 SO. Had career-best 52-G on-base streak from 5/13-7/20, longest in MLB since 2007 and a single-season TEX club record (59 G by Will Clark in ). Was 1-for-2 as a reserve in the All-Star Game on 7/17 in D.C, his 1st career selection was 3rd native of South Korea to make All-Star team. Selected Rangers Player of Month for June (.347/.466/.621/1.087) owns 2 of 3 longest hit streaks by Rangers in 18 (12 G, 5/23-6/5 and 6/16-29). 7/30 at ARI was 10th career multi-hr game, 1st in a TEX uniform, 1st since 5/15/13 at MIA w/ CIN 6th season to reach 20+ HR (career-high 22 HR 3x). Has 3 leadoff HR in 18 (6/8 vs. HOU, 6/18 at KC, 7/6 at DET), 26 career, 14 w/ Texas (2nd in club history to Kinsler-29) hit 4th career GS 5/18 at CWS 3rd career walk-off HR 5/26 vs. KC - career HR no. 176, breaking tie w/ Japan s Hideki Matsui (175) for most HR by Asia-born player in MLB history. Has 114 starts at DH (74), RF (30), and LF (10) starts in LF in 10 of 19 G from 6/3-25 after none since 8/20/14 at MIA 57 straight starts in leadoff spot. 13 JOEY GALLO.203 AVG, 32 HR, 73 RBI,.313 OBP,.491 SLG INFIELDER/OUTFIELDER L/R Thurs.: 2-for-4, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R, K Stand:.182 (2-11), HR, 2B, 2 RBI, BB, 3 R Streak: 1 G (2-4, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R) Batting.314 (16-51) in 13 G in Aug. to rise from.187 to.203, 3rd-lowest qualifying BA in MLB 5 multi-hit games this month after one in July in 22 G since break:.265/.378/.675/1.052 (22-83), 10 HR, 22 RBI has reached safely in 22 of last 25 G 38 of last 56 hits have been XBH (24 HR, 3B, 13 2B). Ranks 4th in A.L. w/ 32 HR, 2nd straight 30+ HR season, 1st Ranger with back-to-back seasons of 32+ HR since Adrián Beltré in th LH batter in TEX history w/ multiple 30+ HR seasons: also R. Palmeiro (6), J. Hamilton (3), R. Odor (2) 73 HR since start of 17 rank 5th in MLB, most by a Ranger in 2-season span since Mark Teixeira (76 in ). His 10 HR since AS break are 2nd in A.L. (13-K. Davis) T1st in A.L. w/ 6 HR in Aug has 7 career multi-hr games, 3 in 18 (5/5 vs. BOS, 7/20 vs. CLE, 8/8 vs. SEA) 12 HR off LHP in 18 lead MLB, most by a TEX LH batter since R. Palmeiro (15 in 2003) matched career best w/ HR in 3 straight, 8/2-4. Ranks among A.L. leaders in AB/HR (4th, 12.5), BB (8th, 61), AB/RBI (8th, 5.5), AB/GIDP (5th, 133.0) 164 SO are 2nd-most in MLB (Moncada-172). Has 108 GS at LF (62), 1B (29), RF (13), DH (3), CF (1-6/7 vs. HOU) 1st 13 career games in RF, all since 7/21 has MLB-high 6 OF assists since break 67 RONALD GUZMÁN.241 AVG, 13 HR, 47 RBI,.318 OBP,.438 SLG FIRST BASEMAN L/L Thurs.: 0-for-2, BB, HBP, K Stand:.200 (2-10), HR, RBI, BB, HBP, R Streak: 0 G Is 2-for-12 last 4 G, and 7-for-22 (.318) w/ 4 HR, 2B, 6 RBI, 5 R last 6 G to rise from.231 to.241 batting.195 (16-82) last 25 G to drop from.260 among A.L. rookie leaders in RBI (4th, 47), HR (T4th, 13), BB (T3rd, 27), XBH (5th, 29) 1st career grand slam 7/15 at BAL TEX has won 8 of his last 12 starts. Hit 3 HR last Fri. at NYY, 1st 3-HR game ever by a TEX rookie, and 1st rookie ever (NYY or opponent) w/ a 3-HR game at new Yankee Stadium became youngest (23.294) w/ 3-HR game in the Bronx (NYY or opponent) since Mickey Mantle (23.205) on 5/13/55 vs. DET 2nd-youngest Ranger ever w/ 3-HR game (Juan Gonzalez, on 6/7/92 vs. MIN) and youngest opponent w/ 3-HR game in the Bronx since CLE s Pat Seerey (22.118) on 7/13/45. Career-high 7-G hit streak, 6/25-7/10 career-high 4 H on 5/29 at SEA ML debut, 4/13 at HOU on 7-day concussion list, 6/26-7/2. Recalled on 4/13 after batting.412 (7-17) with one RBI, 4 BB/4 SO in 5 G/GS at 1B for Round Rock (AAA) hit safely and scored in all 5 G. 9 ISIAH KINER-FALEFA.268 AVG, 4 HR, 31 RBI,.331 OBP,.381 SLG INFIELDER/CATCHER R/R Thurs.: 0-for-1, K as PH Stand: 1-4, BB Streak: 0 G Is 1-for-14 last 6 G to drop from.278 to.268, but batting.356 (16-45) last 13 G to rise from.252 batting.315 (35-111) over last 36 G/28 GS to rise from.239 ranks among A.L. rookie leaders in R (2nd, 41), hits (T3rd, 78), 2B (3rd, 17), BA (4th), SB (T4th, 7) T7th in A.L. w/ 5 sac bunts (also Tocci). Has 3 games of 4 hits in 18 (4/17 at TB, 5/1 at CLE, 7/27. at HOU), most among ML rookies and most in season for a Rangers rookie since George Wright in nd on club w/ 6 G of 4+ times on base (8-Choo). Became backup catcher on 6/18, 1st ML action as backstop threw out H. Dozier at 2nd on a steal attempt to end game 6/20 at KC (1st career CS), becoming 1st MLB player (since tracked in 1951) w/ game-ending CS in 1st-ever game played at catcher (Elias) has thrown out 4 of 10 att. basestealers. Has 74 GS at 3B (35), 2B (19), C (18), and SS (2) last 7 starts have been at catcher recalled from Round Rock (AAA) on 4/10, ML debut on 4/10 vs. LAA as sub 1st ML hit on 4/13 at HOU (G. Cole) and 1st HR on 4/14 at HOU (Morton) 5th native of Hawaii to appear w/ Rangers. 30 NOMAR MAZARA.272 AVG, 16 HR, 60 RBI,.334 OBP,.458 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Thurs.: 1-for-3, HR, 2 RBI, BB, 2 R Stand: 1-3, HR, 2 RBI, BB, 2 R Streak: 4 G (.400, 6-15, HR, 2B, 4 RBI, BB, 2 R) Had 2-R HR and BB last night in 1st game w/ TEX in over a month (last 7/14 at BAL) on DL 7/17-8/15 w/ right thumb sprain batted.300 (6-20) with 2 RBI on 6-G rehab assignment with Round Rock (AAA) and Frisco (AA). Batting.306 (30-98) last 24 G beg. 6/17 rise from.260 to.272 has 33 RBI last 45 G and 58 RBI in last 76 G after 2 RBI in 1st 16 contests. Has 10 XBH vs. LHP after 8 total in HR vs. LHP in 18 are T6th-most in MLB by a LHB, 3 more than his total in 1st 2 ML seasons. Has 91 starts overall in RF (79), DH (11), and LF (1 on 4/18 at TB). 12 ROUGNED ODOR.270 AVG, 14 HR, 46 RBI,.349 OBP,.468 SLG SECOND BASEMAN L/R Thurs.: 1-for-5, RBI, K Stand:.154 (2-13), 2B, RBI, R Streak: 2 G (2-9, 2B, RBI, R) Is 2-16 last 4 G to drop from.278 to.270, but batting.340/.415/.670/1.085 (35-103) in 25 G since the AS break to rise from BB in 13 G in Aug., career-high 33 BB overall 15 RBI in Aug. are T2nd in A.L. (J.D. Martinez) ranks among A.L. post-break leaders in R (1st, 27), H (T1st, 35), XBH (3rd, 17), HR (T3rd, 8) hitting.307 (63-205) w/ 13 HR/32 RBI in 54 G since 6/9 to rise from.211 Rangers Player of the Month for July:.341/.410/.625/ Named A.L. Player of the Week for period ending 8/5, won 2 of A.L. s 1st 3 weekly awards after AS break his 4 career wins are T2nd in club history. Had HR in 3 straight, 8/2-4, to match career best (3rd time) 3rd career grand slam 8/3 vs. BAL on 8/2 vs. BAL, became 4th player in modern era (since 1900) w/ a HR and 5 BB in a game, 1st w/ no IBB (also H. Aaron, M. McGwire, E. Martinez - credit Elias) his 5 BB matched a club record (3rd time, 2nd in 9 inn.). Had a career high 5 hits 7/28 at HOU, most by a Ranger since Elvis Andrus (5) on 5/18/13 tied career best with 2 HR (9th time) and was 7th Ranger with an inside-the-park HR as part of a multi-hr game set season highs for a Ranger for total bases (12) and XBH (3). Has 89 starts at 2B (87) and DH (2) career-best 40-G errorless streak (175 TC) from 5/24-7/10 was on DL from 4/10-5/10 with left hamstring strain.

5 RANGERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 LOS ANGELES-AL PAGE 5 19 JURICKSON PROFAR.253 AVG, 14 HR, 65 RBI,.336 OBP,.461 SLG INFIELDER S/R Thurs.: 2-for-3, HR, RBI, HBP, 2 R, K Stand: 4-6, HR, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI, HBP, 3 R, SF Streak: 2 G (4-6, HR, 2B, 3B, 3 RBI, 3 R) Is 4-for-6 w/ 3 XBH, 3 RBI, 3 R in last 2 G to rise from.246 to of last 9 H have been XBH (3 2B, 3B, 3 HR) since 6/27, has batted.294/.372/.532/.904 (37-126) w/ 6 HR, 8 2B, 2 3B, 24 RBI in 35 G, rising from.233 is 9-for-9 in SB att. after 5 career SB entering 18. Career-high 65 RBI, 12 more than career total entering season has.869 OPS vs. LHP in 2018 after entering year w/.503 OPS vs. LHP. Is among the A.L. leaders in GWRBI (T6th, 12), 3B (T4th, 6), and HBP (T6th, 11) had club-record 3 HBP both 6/9 vs. HOU and 6/23 at MIN. Batted leadoff 8/4 and 8/8, has starts in 8 of 9 lineup slots (none in 9th) has 4 HR in 9 starts in cleanup spot 14 HR are a career high (prev. 6 HR in 2013) had run scored in 8 straight, 6/13-23, matching 2018 best for a Ranger (Odor) his 19 E are T2nd-most in the majors (Devers-21). Has 108 G/101 GS, starts at SS (59), 3B (21), 1B (12), 2B (8), and DH (1) has started at all 4 INF positions in consec. games twice this season. 18 DREW ROBINSON.186 AVG, 1 HR, 5 RBI,.293 OBP,.256 SLG OUTFIELDER L/R Thurs.: 1-for-3, 2B, RBI, BB, 2 K, CS at Nashville Stand: Streak: 0 G Recalled today for 3rd stint w/ TEX in 18 (also Opening Day-5/20 and 8/4-11) career-high 3 BB Fri. at NYY is 2-for-6 w/ 4 BB, 2B, 5 R in 6 G/3 GS since recall from Round Rock (AAA) on 8/4 for 2nd stint was on DL 5/5-20 with left hip soreness. Has spent the bulk of the year at Triple-A Round Rock, batting.303/.379/.569/.948 (64-211) with 10 HR and 28 RBI in 53 games since the start of July, Robinson has batted.321 (43-134) with 6 HR, 10 2B, 4 3B, 20 RBI in last 33 G with the Express. Batted.175 with one HR and 5 RBI in 26 G with Rangers during his first stint with the Rangers. 15 CARLOS TOCCI.174 AVG, 0 HR, 3 RBI,.220 OBP,.221 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Thurs.: No PA s as DEF Stand: 0-1 Streak: 0 G Is 0-for-last-10 batting.235 (12-51) in 22 G/14 GS in 2nd half to go from.086 to.174 ranks T7th in A.L. w/ 5 SH has 25 GS overall, all in CF has appeared in 22 of 26 since break 2 2B last 9 G is 10-for-53 in 34 G/14 GS since return from DL 6/2 on DL 4/22-6/1 w/ bruised left hip. Made 1st career appearance on the mound in 8th inning 7/23 vs. OAK, retiring both BF was 13th position player in club history to pitch. 1st hit on 4/8 vs. TOR (1B) 1st career RBI 6/30 vs. CWS ML debut 3/31 vs. HOU acquired from CWS after selected from PHI in Rule 5 Draft, 12/14/17. Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Elvis Andrus /24 vs. OAK (Wendelken) Adrián Beltré /10 at NYY (Tanaka) Willie Calhoun /24 vs. OAK (Montas) Robinson Chirinos /13 vs. ARI (Greinke) Shin-Soo Choo /30 at ARI (Andriese) Delino DeShields /5 vs. BOS (Rodriguez) Joey Gallo /16 vs. LAA (Cole) Ronald Guzmán /13 vs. ARI (Greinke) Isiah Kiner-Falefa /28 at HOU (Verlander) Nomar Mazara /16 vs. LAA (Cole) Renato Nunez /29 at TOR (Happ) Rougned Odor /7 vs. SEA (Hernandez) Carlos Pérez /13 at HOU (Rondon) Jurickson Profar /16 vs. LAA (Johnson) Drew Robinson /1 vs. HOU (Devenski) Ryan Rua /22 vs. CLE (Ramirez) Carlos Tocci NA TOTALS GRAND SLAMS (4): Choo, 5/18 at CWS; Guzmán, 7/15 at BAL; Andrus, 7/25 vs. OAK; Odor, 8/3 vs. BAL MULTI-HOMER GAMES (9): Chirinos (2), 4/28 at TOR; Gallo (2), 5/5 vs. BOS; Mazara (2), 5/9 vs. DET; Profar (2), 6/6 vs. OAK; Gallo (2), 7/20 vs. CLE; Odor (2), 7/28 at HOU; Choo (2), 7/30 at ARI; Gallo (2), 8/8 vs. SEA; Guzmán (3), 8/10 at NYY LEADOFF HOMERS (3): Choo, 3x, 6/8 vs. HOU; 6/18 at KC; 7/6 at DET 2018 HOME RUNS BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (5): Profar/Chirinos, 4/28 at TOR; Gallo/Kiner-Falefa, 5/1 at CLE; Profar/Gallo, 6/6 vs. OAK; Chirinos/Gallo, 7/20 vs. CLE; Gallo/Chirinos, 8/3 vs. BAL PINCH-HIT HOMERS (1): Rua, 7/13 at BAL WALKOFF HOMERS (2): Mazara, 5/9 vs. DET; Choo, 5/26 vs. KC INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS (1): Odor, 7/28 at HOU HR BY PITCHERS (0): None DATE July 24 July 27 July 28 July 29 July 30 July 31 August 2 August 3 August 4 August 5 August 7 August 9 August 12 August 14 August 16 August 17 RECENT TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTION OF Delino DeShields optioned to Round Rock (AAA) LHP Brandon Mann recalled from Round Rock. RHPs Eddie Butler and Rollie Lacy and PTBNL acquired from Chicago Cubs for LHP Cole Hamels and cash considerations Lacy assigned to Down East (High-A). OF Ryan Ryan placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to July 27 with muscle spasms in back OF Delino DeShields recalled from Round Rock (AAA) RHP Ariel Jurado recalled from Frisco (AA) LHP Brandon Mann optioned to Round Rock. RHP Chris Martin sent to Round Rock (AAA) on injury rehabilitation assignment. LHP Taylor Hearn and PTBNL acquired from Pittsburgh for RHP Keone Kela Hearn assigned to Frisco (AA). RHP Wei-Chieh Huang and PTBNL acquired from Arizona for LHP Jake Diekman and cash considerations Huang assigned to Frisco (AA) RHP Chris Martin activated from 10-day disabled list LHP Jeffrey Springs contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA). RHP Chris Tillman signed to minor league contract. OF Delino DeShields placed on 7-day concussion list. INF/OF Drew Robinson recalled from Round Rock (AAA). RHP Drew Hutchison signed to Major League contract and added to active roster RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx optioned to Round Rock (AAA). LHP Zac Curtis received from Philadelphia Phillies on waiver claim LHP Brandon Mann designated for assignment. OF Nomar Mazara sent to Round Rock (AAA) on injury rehabilitation assignment LHP Brandon Mann assigned outright to Round Rock. OF Delino DeShields activated from 7-day concussion list INF/OF Drew Robinson optioned to Round Rock (AAA). OF Alexander Ovalles acquired from Chicago Cubs as player to be named later, completing July 27 trade. OF Nomar Mazara activated from 10-day disabled list OF Willie Calhoun optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Kelvin Gonzalez acquired from Kansas City Royals in exchange for international slot compensation. OF Delino DeShields placed on 10-day disabled list with fracture of the tip of right middle finger...of Drew Robinson recalled from Round Rock (AAA) DISABLED LIST (31) Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible Games Missed Record Delino DeShields 10-day Fractured Tip of Right Middle Finger August 17 August Ryan Rua 10-day Muscle spasms in back July 28 (July 27) August Clayton Blackburn 60-day Grade 1 UCL Strain in Right Elbow March 19 May Ronald Herrera 60-day Right Shoulder Inflammation March 21 May Doug Fister 60-day Right Knee Strain June 10 (June 9) June 19 (transferred to 60 on 6/17) Matt Bush 60-day Right Elbow Strain June 15 (June 14) June 24 (transferred to 60 on 7/8) Tony Barnette 60-day Right Shoulder Strain July 4 July 14 (transferred to 60 on 7/8) Martin Pérez 10-day Recovery from Right Elbow Surgery March 29 (March 26) April Tony Barnette 10-day Lower Back Strain March 29 (March 26) April Delino DeShields 10-day Hamate Bone Fracture in Left Hand March 31 April Doug Fister 10-day Right Hip Strain April 10 April Tony Barnette 10-day Right Shoulder Inflammation April 17 (April 15) April Adrián Beltré 10-day Left Hamstring Strain April 25 May Rougned Odor 10-day Left Hamstring Strain April 10 May Chris Martin 10-day Right Forearm Irritation May 2 (May 1) May Drew Robinson 10-day Left Hip Soreness May 7 (May 5) May Ricardo Rodríguez 60-day Right Biceps Tendinitis March 29 (March 26) May Matt Moore 10-day Right knee soreness May 19 May Adrián Beltré 10-day Left Hamstring Strain May 15 (May 14) May Carlos Tocci 10-day Bruised Left Hip April 22 June Tim Lincecum 60-day Blister on Right Middle Finger March 29 (March 26) June Elvis Andrus 60-day Right Elbow Fracture April 13 (April 12) June Chris Martin 10-day Right Calf Strain June 15 (June 12) June Ronald Guzmán 7-day Concussion List June 26 July Martin Pérez 60-day Right Elbow Discomfort April 30 July Carlos Pérez 10-day Right Ankle Sprain June 16 July Joe Palumbo 60-day Recovery from Left Elbow Surgery February 23 July Alex Claudio 10-day Left Ankle Sprain July 14 (July 11) July Chris Martin 10-day Left Groin Strain July 5 July Delino DeShields 7-day Concussion List Aug. 3 August Nomar Mazara 10-day Right Thumb Sprain July 20 (July 17) August

6 PAGE 6 TEXAS TEAM BATTING Runs, Game...17, August 2 vs. BAL Runs, Inning...7, 3x, last August 2 vs. BAL (2nd) Hits, Game...19, August 8 vs. SEA Hits, Inning...6, 5x, last August 2 vs. BAL (2nd) Fewest Hits, Game...2, 2x, June 24 at MIN; May 20 at CWS Doubles...8, August 8 vs. SEA Triples...2, 2x, June 16 vs. COL; May 25 vs. KC Home Runs...5, 2x, June 29 vs. CWS; June 5 vs. OAK Home Runs, Both Clubs...8, 2x, May 21 vs. NYY (TEX-3, NYY-5); May 2 at CLE (TEX-3, CLE-5) Extra Base Hits...11, August 8 vs. SEA Total Bases...35, August 8 vs. SEA Stolen Bases...4, July 22 vs. CLE Walks...10, August 2 vs. BAL Strikeouts...19, July 29 at HOU Left on Base (9 innings)...17#, June 9 vs. HOU Left on Base (Extras)...15, July 20 vs. CLE TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits...5, Odor, July 28 at HOU Runs...4, 2x, DeShields, June 17 vs. COL; Choo, April 17 at TB Home Runs...3, Guzmán, August 10 at NYY RBI...5, 3x, last Andrus, July 24 vs. OAK Total Bases...12, 2x, Guzmán, Aug. 10 at NYY; Odor, July 28 at HOU Doubles...2, 11x, last Calhoun/Kiner-Falefa, August 8 vs. SEA Triples...1, 23x, last Profar, August 14 vs. ARI Extra-Base Hits...3, 2x, Guzmán, Aug. 10 at NYY; Odor, July 28 at HOU Stolen Bases...2, DeShields 5x, last July 22 vs. CLE Walks...5#, Odor, August 2 vs. BAL Strikeouts...4, 8x, last Choo, Aug. 6 vs. SEA Hitting Streak...19, Andrus, July 15-Aug. 8 TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts...14, May 9 vs. DET (10 inn.) Walks...9, June 13 at LAD (11 inn.) Fewest Walks...0, 8x, last August 12 at NYY Runs Allowed, Game...16, July 21 vs. CLE Runs Allowed, Inning...7, 2x, July 7 at DET (1st); June 12 at LAD (4th) Hits Allowed, Game...21, July 21 vs. CLE Hits Allowed, Inning...7, 3x, last July 21 vs. CLE (5th) Home Runs...5, 3x, Aug. 9 at NYY; May 21 vs. NYY; May 2 at CLE Consecutive Scoreless Innings , July 7-8 TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter...8.0, Colon, July 6 at DET Fewest Innings, Starter...0.2, Hamels, July 7 at DET Innings, Reliever...5.0, Chavez, June 1 at LAA Strikeouts, Starter...11, Hamels, April 3 at OAK Strikeouts, Reliever...6, Moore, July 7 at DET Runs Allowed...11, Bibens-Dirkx, July 21 vs. CLE Earned Runs Allowed...11, Bibens-Dirkx, July 21 vs. CLE Hits Allowed...13, Bibens-Dirkx, July 21 vs. CLE Home Runs Allowed...4, 3x, last Jurado, Aug. 9 at NYY Pitches...114, Bibens-Dirkx, July 3 vs. HOU RANGERS GAME NOTES FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 2018 LOS ANGELES-AL RANGERS STATISTICS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Alberto Andrus Beltré Calhoun Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Guzmán Kiner-Falefa Mazara Núñez Odor Pérez Profar Robinson Rua Tocci Trevino Pitcher STARTS BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Alberto Andrus Beltré Calhoun Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Guzmán Kiner-Falefa Mazara Núñez Odor Pérez Profar Robinson Rua Tocci Trevino RUNS BY INNING Texas Opp TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak...7, June Losing Streak...7, June 7-15 Longest Game, Innings , 2x, Aug. 6 vs. SEA; May 1 at CLE Longest Game, Time, 9 inn...3:56, April 30 at CLE Longest Game, Time, Xtra...4:48, July 20 vs. CLE Shortest Game, Time...2:05, July 6 at DET Largest Crowd, Home...47,233, March 29 vs. HOU Largest Crowd, Road...48,603, June 12 at LAD Winning Margin...9, 3x, last August 2 vs. BAL (17-8) Losing Margin...13, July 21 vs. CLE (3-16) Largest Deficit in Win...5, 3x, Aug. 16 vs. LAA (trailed 5-0 in 1st); May 23 vs. NYY (trailed after 4 1/2 inn.); April 14 at HOU (trailed 5-0 in 4th) Largest Deficit in 9th, Win...3, June 17 vs. COL (trailed 12-9) Largest Lead in Loss...8, July 24 vs. OAK (led 10-2 after 6 inn.) Errors...3, 3x, last July 14 at BAL *-Club record #-Ties club record Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5BI+ Total Andrus Beltré Calhoun Centeno Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Guzmán Kiner-Falefa Mazara Núñez Odor Pérez Profar Robinson Rua Tocci Trevino 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 EJECTIONS (5) Game (Inn.) Player/Coach Umpire 5/17 at CWS (8th) Jeff Banister Paul Nauert 6/10 vs. HOU Jeff Banister Sam Holbrook 6/13 at LAD Robinson Chirinos Sean Barber 6/30 vs. CWS Ryan Rua Joe West 7/8 at DET Jeff Banister Chris Segal BUNT HITS (23) DeShields 10 Odor 7 Gallo 2 Chirinos 1 Choo 1 Robinson 1 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 July 24 vs. OAK 5-9 L / / Fister June 8 vs. HOU 1-7 L / / Moore June 10 vs. HOU 1-5 L / / Minor Aug. 10 at NYY 9-6 W / / Colon Aug. 13 vs. ARI 7-10 W / / Pérez Aug. 12 at NYY 2-5 L / / Jurado Aug. 16 vs. LAA 2-2 L / / Bibens-Dirkx July 8 at DET 2-2 W / / Méndez June 15 vs. COL 0-1 L / / Gallardo Aug. 14 vs. ARI 7-2 L / / Hutchison Aug. 11 at NYY 0-1 L / /