Corpus Christi Hooks (18-12) at San Antonio Missions (14-16) Monday, May 11, 2015 Wolff Municipal Stadium San Antonio, TX 11:05 a.m.

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1 Corpus Christi Hooks (18-12) at San Antonio Missions (14-16) Monday, May 11, 2015 Wolff Municipal Stadium San Antonio, TX 11:05 a.m. ON THE RECORD: 7-7 Home 11-5 Road Series 2-0 Sweeps L 2 Streak 3-2 Last Last 10 MISSIONS HOLD: San Antonio withstood a ninth-inning Hooks rally Sunday afternoon to claim a 6-5 win over Corpus Christi, leveling the Wolff Stadium series. With Game 2 tied at 3, Travis Jankowski stroked a one-out double to right field. Following a Daniel Minor wild pitch, Trea Turner punched a single into center to put the Missions up 4-3. Minor then walked two consecutive hitters, prompting Juan Minaya to enter from the pen. Minaya plunked Asencio with his first pitch to load the bases. Alberth Martinez followed with a two-run single for a 6-3 edge. Former Hook started the ninth for San Antonio and was greeted by a triple and a double from Carlos Correa and Conrad Gregor. One out later, Jon Kemmer singled to right, cutting the Missions lead to 1. Later in the frame, with runners at the corners, Tayron Guerrero induced a pop up from Teoscar Hernandez to end the game. Hernandez kept Corpus Christi alive Sunday with a pair of solo home runs. His second blast knocked veteran right-hander Zack Segovia out of the game in the eighth. Segovia and held the Hooks to two singles over the first five innings. Hernandez s lead-off shot in the sixth snapped a run of 10 in a row retired by Segovia. Gregor opened the seventh with a double, paving the way toward Corpus Christi s second run. After allowing three first-inning tallies (1 ER), Josh Hader hurled 5.0 shutout frames to close out his day. CORPUS CHRISTI TODAY S PITCHING MATCHUP SAN ANTONIO RH Chris Devenski (2-0, 0.00) Acquired via trade as the PTBNL in the Brett Myers trade with the White Sox on July 21, 2012 Enters w/ a 23.1 scoreless IP streak (22 K, 9 BB, 10 H) Issued a season-high 5 BB & 2 H while striking out 6 in a 4.0 IP start May 5 vs. Midland (77 pitches, 39 strikes) Notched 4.0 IP SV Apr 30 at MID...retired first 11 Named TL POW after blanking the Riders over 6.1 hitless IP in GM 2 of an Apr 25 DH at FRI (3 BB, 8 K, 87 pitches) Hooks Pitcher of the Month for April Stands 7-3 w/ 2.51 ERA & 1.08 WHIP in 15 TL GM (8 GS) 10-8 w/ a 4.04 ERA in 27 GM (16 GS) for Lancaster & CC last season (114 K, 30 BB, 15 HR, IP, 1.13 WHIP) Promoted to Hooks on July 7 & went 2-2 w/ 2.33 ERA in first 4 TL GM, striking out 18 against 5 BB in 20.1 IP Carried a perfect game into 5th & a no-hitter into the 7th July 19 at FRI but was tagged with the L (6.2 IP, 2 H, 2 R) 3-1 w/ 2.03 as a starter 2-2 w/ 7.36 ERA in 5 relief app Opened at Lancaster: 5-5 w/ a 4.11 ERA & 2 SV in 17 GM (11 GS)...struck out 77 & walked 12 in 76.2 IP (.233 BAA) Tossed 7.0 shutout in final start w/ JetHawks, holding Stockton to 2 1B while striking out 8 for CL POW honors Owned 6.42 K-to-BB ratio & averaged 9.04 Ks per 9.0 IP Posted an 8-5 record and a 6.60 ERA in 29 GM (18 GS) between Quad Cities & Lancaster in 2013 Fanned 97 & walked 40 in IP, allowing 16 HR Made 5 starts at Lexington following the trade Threw a 16-strikeout no-hitter on September 1 Stands as the 1st individual no-hitter in Legends history Averaging 2.8 K per BB in 5-year career Originally selected by the White Sox in the 25th round of the 2011 draft out of Cal State Fullerton RH Justin Hancock (3-1, 3.00) Selected by San Diego in the 9th round of the 2011 draft out of Lincoln Trail College in Robinson, IL Has allowed 3 ER or less while going 6.0 IP or more in last 5 GS, notching 3 W against 2 ND Ranks 8th in the TL in ERA & 2nd in IP Won Wed at FRI after tossing 7.0 IP of 1-run ball...allowed a Gallo HR & struck out 7 while walking 1 Held the Hounds to 2 R & 6 H in 7.0 IP May 1 at The Wolff Lost Opening Day start in Tulsa after permitting 4 R on 3 H (1 HR) and 6 BB in 3.0 IP Stands 3-0 with a 2.18 ERA since (6 BB, 21 K) Went 3-0 with a 4.12 ERA in 13 GM (12 GS) for San Antonio in 2014: 41 K, 23 BB, 5 HR,.294 AVG Missed 2+ months w/ strained flexor muscle in right arm Made 3 starts for the Missions in April, going 1-1 with a 4.50 ERA & a.321 BAA...struck out 6 against 7 walks 2-1 w/ 4.00 ERA in 10 GM (9 GS) after returning from DL Tyler Heineman, Brandon Meredith, Tony Kemp & Conrad Gregor each hit a HR vs. Hancock Opened 2013 at Fort Wayne in the Midwest League and went 5-1 with a 1.73 ERA in 12 starts Struck out 44 and walked 20 in 67.2 innings...did not allow a home run and held the circuit to a.222 batting average Led the league in ERA at the time of his June promotion to Lake Elsinore Was 3-7 for the Storm with a 5.14 ERA in 14 starts...the California League hit 5 home runs and batted.307 Divided 2012 between Fort Wayne and Eugene Excelled for the Emeralds, going 5-2 with a 1.61 ERA in 15 GM (14 GS)...struck out 66 and walked 23 in 72.2 IP Tabbed All-Great Rivers Athletic Conference in 2011 UPCOMING PROBABLES Date Opp. Pitchers - Opponent vs. Corpus Christi Tues, May RH Colin Rea (1-1, 1.29) vs. RH Mike Hauschild (3-1, 4.18) / RH Lance McCullers (2-1, 0.72) Time 7:05

2 PAGE 2 CORREA HONORED...AGAIN: Carlos Correa earned the Texas League s Player of the Week award for the week of May 4-10, league president Tom Kayser announced Monday. It is Correa s second such honor in 2015 after he received the same title for April For the week, the Corpus Christi shortstop hit.429 (12-for-28) with four runs, three doubles, one triple, two home runs, 10 RBIs and five stolen bases. Among all minor leaguers in 2015 Correa is first in hits (45), doubles (15), extra base hits (24) and total bases (85), tied for first in RBIs (32), third in batting average (.385) and SLG (.726), fourth in OBP (.459), tied for fifth in runs (25), tied for eighth in home runs (7) and tied for ninth in steals (15). ON THE ROAD AGAIN: With 16 runs and 25 hits in the first two games of the series at San Antonio, the Hooks have continued to mash on the road. Corpus Christi is 11-5 away from the Sparkling City, while it is just 7-7 at Whataburger Field. The Hooks average 4.1 runs-per-game at home versus 7.6 rpg on the road. The numbers are backed up by the club s slash lines.251/.349/.382 at home and.311/.390/.470 on the road. Leading the charge away from home are Tyler Heineman and Brandon Meredith. Heineman is hitting.390 in 10 games, while Meredith is batting.378 in 11 contests with 11 of his 16 RBIs. Carlos Correa (19), Colin Moran (14) and Telvin Nash (13) also have double digit RBIs on the road, while Correa (13) is the only player to drive in 10 or more runs at home. The pitching numbers are just the opposite, with the team s road earned run average (3.45) is almost a run higher than the ERA at home (2.61). Opponents are hitting.213 against the Hooks at Whataburger Field and.282 away from the friendly confines. WEREWOLF IN SA: OF Teoscar Hernandez became the first Hook to homer twice in a game this season. Hernandez has now hit safely in 6 of his last 7 games, batting.333 (9-27) with 9 runs, 1 double, 2 homers, 3 RBIs and 3 stolen bases. This surge comes on the heels of a 2-for-43 stretch. Hernandez is hitting.560 (14-for-25) with 8 runs, 3 home runs and 6 RBIs in 5 games at Wolff Stadium. MAY MAGIC: 1B Conrad Gregor matched a season-high with three hits Sunday afternoon, first accomplished on opening night in Springfield. The Vanderbilt product has hits in eight of his last nine games since May 2, going 12-for-32 (.375) to lift his batting average from.277 to.309. In this stretch Gregor has five doubles and two RBIs. In the month of May he s reached base at a.452 clip. PERFECT 10: C Roberto Pena, who went 1-for-3 with 2 runs, 2 walks and an RBI last night, has now hit safely in 10 consecutive games, which ties Brandon Meredith for the longest hit streak on the club this season. During this run, Pena is hitting.378 with 3 walks against 2 strikeouts for a.425 on-base percentage. It also stands as the longest active streak in the TL. PROGRAMMING NOTE: Today s broadcast can be heard on 1400 KUNO-AM in Corpus Christi and on cchooks.com. Hooks Baseball returns to News Radio 1360 KKTX-AM tomorrow night with the 7:05 series finale at Wolff Stadium.

3 PAGE 3 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Carlos Correa, IF R/R 6-4, /22/94, 20 yrs. old Santa Isabel, PR 1st (1st overall), (13-21) vs. LHP.333(32-96) vs. RHP.408(20-49) at Home.368(25-68) on Road.447(17-38) w/risp Long Streak: 6 4 Set: 3-9,3B,2B,RBI,2R,SB Conrad Gregor, IF L/R 6-3, /27/92, 23 yrs. old Carmel, IN 4th, 2013 (Vanderbilt).400(6-15) vs. LHP.274(24-82) vs. RHP.268(11-41) at Home.339(19-56) on Road.212(7-33) w/risp Long Streak: 7 2 Set: 4-9,32B,3R,RBI,K Leo Heras, OF L/R 5-9, /29/90, 24 yrs. old Tecate, MX FA, August (2-10) vs. LHP.227(15-66) vs. RHP.273(9-33) at Home.186(8-43) on Road.136(3-22) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 2-10,R,2RBI,SB,2K 0-11 w/ R, RBI, 2 BB, SB vs. MID 4-10 w/ R, BB, 3 K vs. FRI 2-H GM Mon was first since Apr 17 Inside-the-park HR Apr 29 at MID 2-4 w/ 2 3B Apr 16 vs. SPR Hit.236 w/ 13 2B, 5 HR, 36 RBI & 19 SB for CC in 2014 Tied for 2nd in TL w/ 6 3B Began year in 1-for-23 slump.271 w/.386 OBP post all-star break 8-for-39 (.205) for CC in 2013 Acquired from Mexico City.310 w/ 11 HR, 42 RBIs &.591 SLG in 91 GM for Diablos Rojos in 2013 Posted career-high for HR (24) & RBIs (64) over 112 contests for Mexico City in 2012 Owns.318 batting average w/ 109 2B, 50 3B, 60 HR, 294 RBIs & 89 SB thru 7 yrs. in Mexican League Teoscar Hernandez, OF R/R 6-2, /15/92, 22 yrs. old Maimon, DR FA, February (3-17) vs. LHP.169(14-83) vs. RHP.122(6-49) at Home.216(11-51) on Road.231(6-26) w/risp Long Streak: 4 4 Set:5-9,2HR,3RBI,SB,2K 6-GMer ended Fri: 8-19 w/ R, 2 2B, RBI, 6 BB, 4 K H in 15 of last 17: 20-61(.328) w/ 7 R, 6 2B, 3B, 5 RBI Batted.311 w/ 16 HR & 86 RBI between Quad Cities, LAN & CC last year 2nd in HOU system in RBI in 47 GM for Lancaster Strung together an CL-best 18-GM hit streak from June 8 to July 1 Hit.396 w/ 6 HR & 25 RBIs during June Plated 5 runs via 2 HR July 17 Promoted to CC July 20 Posted a.407 OBP &.509 SLG in 2014 Hit.289 w/ 12 2B, 4 HR & 35 RBI in 74 GM for Tri-City in over 3 seasons w/ Vanderbilt Tabbed a Freshman All-American & was named to the SEC All- Freshman Team in was a junior on Commodores club that went to 2012 CWS Tyler Heineman, C S/R 5-11, /19/91, 23 yrs. old Pacific Palisades, CA 8th, 2012 (UCLA).143(1-7) vs. LHP.333(20-60) vs. RHP.192(5-26) at Home.390(16-41) on Road.278(5-18) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 1-4 H in 23 of 29 GM (.469) w/ 4 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI & 7 SB in last 8 GM TL: 1st AVG(.385), SLG(.726), R (25), TB(85), XH(24), 2B(15), H(45), RBI(32), SB(15); T-1 HR(7) Top SS and No. 3 overall prospect, according to MLB.com First Puerto Rican taken 1st overall A CL Mid-Season All-Star, hit.325 w/ 16 2B, 6 3B, 6 HR, 57 RBI, 20 SB for LAN last season Fractured right fibula after sliding in safely to 3rd on a triple June 21 at Lake Elsinore, ending his season Selected to play in MLB All-Star Futures Games in 2012 & could not participate last season In 2013, 18-year-old was 2nd-youngest player to compete in MWL...posted line for Quad Cities (.361) w/ 6 R, 2 2B, 4 RBI last 9 GM H in 13 of 17 GM Reached in 14 of 16 GM Spent the bulk of spring training in big league camp, going 1-for-7 w/ a 2B w/ CC last year Led TL catchers in CS rate (46%)...best single-season mark in club history Hit.286 w/ 23 2B, 4 3B, 13 HR & 71 RBI in 104 GM for LAN in PA per K - 3rd in CL Top catcher in CL:.991 FP, 42% CS rate Hit.296 and 11 of 13 HR & 50 of 71 RBIs in 2nd half A NYPL All-Star in 2012, hit.358 with 33 R, 14 2B & 26 RBI in 55 GM for Tri-City (26 BB 12 K) All Pac-12 as a junior and finished 6th in conference in OBP (.435), reaching safely in 53 of 59 GM H 6 of 7: 9-27(.333) w/ 9R,2B,2HR,3RBI,3SB Snaps 2-43 stretch 4-10 w/ 2 2B, HR & 2RBI to begin yr Tabbed by MLB.com as Houston s No. 8 prospect; fastest baserunner according to Baseball America Hit.292 w/ 37 2B, 9 3B, 21 HR, 85 RBI & 33 SB between CC & LAN last year Astros system rankings: 3rd HR & RBI Tabbed Cal League Postseason All-Star Among CL leaders in XH (58, T-1), SB (T-2), 3B (T-2), 2B (3rd), K (117, 5th) before joining CC on Aug 4 Finished season 5th in Cal League w/.550 SLG in 23 GM as a Hook.271 w/ 25 2B, 9 3B, 13 HR, 55 RBI & 24 SB for 2013 Bandits Led MWL in R (97) & 2nd w/ 14 OF assists Jon Kemmer, OF L/L 6-2, /17/90, 24 yrs. old Shippenville, PA 21st, 2013 (Brewton-Parker).000(0-4) vs. LHP.250(11-44) vs. RHP.192(5-26) at Home.273(6-22) on Road.231(3-13) w/risp Long Streak: 2 2 Set: 2-7,2BB,R,K,2RBI 4-12 w/ 2 HR & 2 RBI vs. MID 0 for 7 w/ BB & 6 K prior to series Was on inactive list from April Hit.291 w/ 16 HR & 50 RBI in 91 GM between Quad Cities & Lancaster last season Opened year with River Bandits ( ) and saw action at 1B, LF & RF.324 vs. LH &.280 vs. RH Promoted to JetHawks July 11 & went 2-for-3 w/ 1 HR & 3 RBI in debut 2 HR, career-high 6 RBI July 22 Was Lancaster s POM for August: Did not see action in playoffs in 65 GM for Tri-City in 2013 Homered in first pro at-bat on June 18, going 4-for Southern States Athletic Conference Player of the Year & named NAIA First Team All American

4 PAGE 4 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Tony Kemp, IF L/R 5-7, /31/91, 23 yrs. old Franklin, TN 5th, 2013 (Vanderbilt Univ.).333(6-18) vs. LHP.342(26-77) vs. RHP.294(11-38) at Home.368(21-57) on Road.450(9-20) w/risp Long Streak: 6 2 Set: 12 H in last 30 AB (.400): 5 R, 3 2B, 5 RBI H in 19 of 25 GM TL: 3rd OBP(.452); T-4th BB (19) 9-18 w/ 4R first 4 GM Led minors in runs (121) last season, most by a HOU farmhand since James Mouton (126) in 1993 Tied for 5th in minors in H (167) and slotted 12th in OBP (.411) Won MiLB Gold Glove at 2B in 59 GM for Corpus Christi Tabbed TL POW for June 30-July 6: (.500) Joined the Hooks following AS break from Lancaster: , 79 R, 19 2B, 4 3B, 28 SB in 72 GM 2013 SEC POY, hitting.391 w/ 64 R, 13 2B, 6 3B, 35 BB, 32 SO in 66 GM OF to 2B sophomore year Brandon Meredith, IF R/R 6-2, /19/89, 25 yrs. old San Diego, CA 6th, 2011 (San Diego State).250(4-16) vs. LHP.295(23-78) vs. RHP.204(10-49) at Home.378(17-45) on Road.233(7-30) w/risp Long Streak: 10 2 Set: 1-4,2K Colin Moran, IF L/R 6-4, /01/9 2, 22 yrs. old Rye, NY Trade (Miami), July (4-20) vs. LHP.290(18-62) vs. RHP.167(4-24) at Home.310(18-58) on Road.357(10-28) w/risp Long Streak: 5 Set: On DL w/ jaw fracture (Apr 30 at MID) H in 6 of 7: 13-32(.406) w/ 6R, 6 2B, 11 RBI 0-11 prior to run.296 w/ 27 2B, 7 HR & 55 RBI between Jupiter & CC in 2014 Joined Hooks on July 31 & was POM Hit safely in 24 of 28 TL contests and notched a club-high 12-GM hit streak to end year in 42 GM for Greensboro in th overall pick in 2013 draft out North Carolina Batted.346 w/ 152 R, 42 2B, 25 HR & 197 RBI in 3-year tenure at Chapel Hill Became first Tar Heel to be taken within top 10 picks since Matt Harvey (7th) in ACC Player of the Year, led country with 91 RBIs Nephew of 19-year ML veteran B.J. Surhoff Telvin Nash, IF R/R 6-3, /20/9 1, 24 yrs. old Atlanta, GA 3rd, (3-19) vs. LHP.200(13-65) vs. RHP.111(4-36) at Home.250(12-48) on Road.258(8-31) w/risp Long Streak: 7 Set: 1-5,2K 2-15 w/ 2B, 3 RBI, BB, 4 K vs. MID Snapped 10-GM hit strk:.385 AVG, 2 2B, 4 RBI, 5 BB, 6 K,.467 OBP H 6 of first 7 GM w/ 2 HR & 9 RBI in 80 GM between Lancaster & CC in 2014 Belted a GS vs. SA at WF on final day of season 7 of his 8 HR with the Hooks occurred in the last 20 GM Hit.242 w/ 3 2B, 2 3B, 7 HR & 22 RBIs in 39 GM for JetHawks Spent 7 weeks on DL (shoulder).279 w/ 25 2B, 5 3B, 16 HR & 68 RBIs in 105 GM for LAN in th in OBP (.399) & BB (64) in CL nd-half line Earned All-Mountain West Conference honors all 3 years at SDSU Selected by Tampa Bay in 15th round of 2008 draft out of Montgomery High School in San Diego Jio Mier, IF R/R 6-3, /26/90, 24 yrs. old Pomona, CA 1st (21st overall), (3-11) vs. LHP.306(11-36) vs. RHP.318(7-22) at Home.280(7-25) on Road.438(7-16) w/risp Long Streak: 2 Set: 2-9,R,2B,3B,3RBI,3K Placed on DL from April 27-May 6 H in 8 of 13 GM Tied club record w/ 6 RBIs April 25 in GM 2 at FRI in 120 GM between CC & OKC in 2014 H in 6 of first 8 GM:.364 w/ 4 R, 2 2B, 2 HR & 9 RBIs Hit.273 w/ all 3 TL HR vs. LHP Promoted to Triple-A on July 6, playing 2B, 3B & SS for the RedHawks for CC in 2013 Led TL SS in total chances (492), assists (309) and double plays (82) Hit safely in 27 consecutive home games from April 30 to June 28 - longest home streak in the league.292 w/ 9 2Bs, 3 HRs & 25 RBIs in 46 G at Lancaster in 2012, also made 5 app in GCL Walked in 15.3 April PA, resulting in a.406 OBP for the month; missed 3 months due to hamstring injury 1-19 w/ HR, 2 RBI, BB, 12 K on homestand 4-10 w/ 3 R, 2B, HR (GS) & 5 RBI at MID TL: T-3rd RBI (21) 7 GM hit streak to open season...h 6 of 15 GM since: 7-51(.137) w/ 9 BB, 25 K.227 w/ 22 HR & 49 RBI in 84 GM for CC in 2014 (112 K, 34 BB) Led TL in HR, avg. 1 per AB From July thru end of the season, hit.271 w/ a.976 OPS & slotted 3rd in Double-A with 14 HR in 62 GM at LAN in 2013 (93 K, 37 BB) in 106 GM for JetHawks in T-6th in the minors in HR...1 HR per PA - best in CL Starred as a DE at Griffin HS...Father, Ray Nash, was his head coach Roberto Pena, C R/R 6-0, /08/92, 22 yrs. old Caguas, PR 7th, (3-9) vs. LHP.394(13-33) vs. RHP.348(8-23) at Home.421(8-19) on Road.500(5-10) w/risp Long Streak: Set: 1-3,2BB,2R,RBI H 11 of 12 GM Joined club from extended Apr w/ R, BB vs. MID 7-16 w/ 3 R, 2B & RBI last trip Earned a Rawlings MiLB Gold Glove in 2014, leading CL catchers in FP (.996) & CS% (.565) A Mid- & Postseason All-Star, hit.249 w/ 13 HR & 54 RBIs for the JetHawks Picked up 3rd championship ring in last 3 seasons (Lancaster, 2014; Quad Cities 2013; Lancaster, 2012) Rated by BA as the best defensive catcher in HOU system for 4 consecutive years Led Midwest League catchers in CS% (.518) in 2013 In 5 pro seasons, owns a.991 FP & has thrown out runners at a 44% clip Son of for Astros IF Bert Pena (1981, 83-87) Plays winter ball for Criollos de Caguas of the PWL

5 PAGE 5 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Tyler White, IF R/R 5-11, /29/90, 24 yrs. old Mooresboro, NC 33rd, 2013 (Western Carolina).250(2-8) vs. LHP.340(16-47) vs. RHP.346(9-26) at Home.310(9-29) on Road.500(8-16) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 3-9,2R,2RBI 5-9 w/ 2 R, RBI, 3 BB, 2 K vs. MID H in 13 of 17 GM (18 BB vs. 10 K) Hit.290 w/ 33 2B, 2 3B, 15 HR & 64 RBIs in 114 GM between Quad Cities & Lancaster last season Worked 63 walks vs. 67 strikeouts & reached base at a.410 clip for a.911 OPS Featured a.325/.451/.545 line over final 29 GM with the River Bandits Was Quad Cities POM for June: in 22 GM Debuted with JetHawks on Jul 17 Plated a career-high 6 runs Aug 26 at High Desert Featured.908 OPS, 2 HR & 7 RBI in postseason Divided time between 3B (63 GM, 13 E) & 1B (40, 3) Played 36 GM w/ Greeneville & Tri-City in 2013 Owns.408 OBP in first 2 seasons as a pro Named 2013 Southern Conference Player of Year SPECIAL PERFORMANCES Four-Hit Games: 2 Kemp, Apr 9 at SPR: 4-5 w/ 1 R, 2 RBI, BB, SB Moon, May 6 vs. MID: 4-4, 2B, HR, 3 RBI, BB, 2 R LAST AT-BAT WINS (1) Date Opp. Score Batter Play May 5 FRI 5-4 Correa 2-out, 3-run 2B in 9th Five-Hit Games: None Five or more RBIs in a Game: 2 Moran, Apr 25 (GM 1) at FRI: 3-4, 2B, 5 RBI Mier, Apr 25 (GM 2) at FRI: 3-4, HR, BB, 6 RBI Grand Slam HRs: 1 Nash, Apr 30 at MID: 1-3, GS, 4 RBI, BB PINCH HITTERS Batter AVG 2-3-HR RBI LOB BB-SO HP-SF-SAC Kemp.000(0-1) Multiple HR Games: 1 Hernandez, May 10 at SA: 2-4, 2 solo HR Totals.000(0-1)

6 PAGE 6 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K AB AVG Starters Relievers Total Angel Baez RH 6-3, /14/91, 24 yrs. old San Cristobal, DR Trade (Royals), March 2015 LH.350(7-20) RH.048(1-21) IR/IRS: 3/1 1st BA RET: 5/6.154(2-13) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/1 High IP: 3.0 High K: 2 Travis Ballew RH 6-0, /01/91, 24 yrs. old Rockwall, TX 23rd, 2012 (Texas State) LH.125(3-24) RH.292(7-24) IR/IRS: 4/1 1st BA RET: 6/10.143(2-14) w/risp High IP: 2.1 High K: 3 Worked scoreless 7th Sun at SA (1 BB) Retired lone BF Thurs vs. MID (1 IR stranded) Allowed 1 of 2 IR to score Wed vs. MID (1.0 IP, 0 R, 0 H) 0 R last 5 GM (3.2 IP) Went 6-3 w/ 6.14 ERA & 4 SV in 37 GM for CC in 2014 Owned 1.13 ERA & 12 SV in first 12 GM 4-5 w/ a 4.42 ERA in 50 GM for LAN in 2013 (44 K, 39.0 IP) 21 SV 1st in system & 2nd in Cal League 2-1 w/ a 2.55 ERA over 23 1st-half GM, limiting opp to a.213 AVG...10 of final 13 outings were scoreless Posted 5-1 record & 1.62 ERA in 23 GM for Tri-City in struck out 44 & walked 17 in 39.0 IP Tabbed Southland Conference Pitcher of the Year & won All-America honors in 2012 Mitchell Lambson LH 6-4, /20/90, 24 yrs. old Scottsdale, AZ 19th, 2011 (Arizona State) LH.333(5-15) RH.346(9-26) IR/IRS: 5/2 1st BA RET: 5/8.400(6-15) w/risp High IP: 3.0 High K: 3 Permitted 1 R on 1 H & 1 BB in 2.2 IP Thurs vs. MID Retired 6 of 7 BF May 2 vs. FRI (1 BB, 2 K) Allowed 6 R on 7 H & 6 BB in first 4 GM (6.2 IP) Yielded Walsh solo HR over 1.1 IP Apr 28 at MID Traded from KC for cash considerations Signed by Royals in 2009 at 18 yrs. old Career 10.3 K per 9 IP 4.65 ERA in 35 GM for NWA last season (71 K, 29 BB in 62.0 IP).207, 4 HR vs. LH;.300, 5 HR vs. RH Allowed 1 run over 7 May outings (17 K, 2BB, 16.0 IP) Tossed 5.0 scoreless IP over 2 GM vs. CC Went 4-1 w/ 3.86 ERA in 14 GM (11 GS) between Wilmington & AZL in 2013 Spent 2-plus month on DL In 2012 debut, tossed 6.0 IP of 1-run ball May 26 vs. Beloit, marking first win in 44 career appearances Jandel Gustave RH 6-4, /12/92, 22 yrs. old Santo Domingo, DR FA, May 2010 LH.222(4-18) RH.174(4-23) IR/IRS: 4/2 1st BA RET: 5/8.188(3-16) w/risp High IP: 2.0 High K: 2 Worked perfect 9th Wed & Thurs (SV) vs. MID Lost May 1 vs. FRI (1.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R)...winning run via WP Has not been charged w/ a R in 7 of 9 GM Retired all 6 BF Apr 20 vs. TUL Picked up by Boston in Rule 5 Draft this past December, traded to KC, returned by Padres 1-0 w/ a 3.68 ERA & 1 SV in 5 Cactus League GM for Royals (6 K, 3 BB, 7.1 IP) 1.0 IP, 0 R for Padres Went 5-5 w/ 5.01 ERA & 2 SV in 23 GM (14 GS) for Quad Cities in 2014 (82 K, 29 BB, 3 HR, 79.0 IP) In 9 relief appearances, was 3-0 w/ a 0.78 ERA &.195 BAA (2 ER/23.0 IP)...struck out 20 & walked 4 Made 10 GS for Greeneville in 2013 (2-3 w/ 2.68 ERA) Owns a career 9.1 K per 9.0 IP ratio Allowed 1 IR to score (1 H, 1 BF) Thurs vs. MID Stranded 2 in scoreless 5th for W Tues vs. MID 4 R on 4 H & 1 BB in 0.1 IP for L Apr 29 at MID Permitted 1 R on 8 H in 8.0 IP over first 4 GM 4-2 w/ 2.14 ERA & 3 SV in 40 GM between Lancaster & CC (63 K, 9 BB, 54.2 IP, 1.01 WHIP,.229 BAA) 19 of 23 GM w/ CC were scoreless Allowed 2 ER in final 12 GM (19 K, 1 BB in 18.0 IP) Went 1-1 with 3.32 ERA & 2 SV in 17 GM for Lancaster to start season (28 K, 4 BB, 21.2 IP) No runs in last 5 app in the California League 1.26 ERA &.128 BAA in 10 GM for Salt River of AFL 10-4 w/ 2.93 ERA in 60 GM for Quad Cities & Lexington career: 4.50 K-to-BB, 10.2 K per 9.0 Juan Minaya RH 6-4, /18/90, 24 yrs. old Maimon, DR Non-Drafted, FA, September 2008 LH.250(1-4) RH.500(3-6) IR/IRS: 2/2 1st BA RET: 0/3.400(2-5) w/risp High IP: 1.0 High K: 1 2 IR scored in 9th Sun at SA (0.1 IP) 1 R on 1 H & 2 BB in 1.0 IP Fri vs. MID...winning R scored on WP Debuted Wed vs. MID (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 1 R) Opened year in extended spring training Ended 14 w/ CC: 3.12 ERA in 6 GM (11 K, 4 BB) 4 GM were scoreless Retired 9 of 10 Aug 22 at MID 2-3 w/ 4.40 ERA & 1 SV in 29 GM at Lancaster (53 K, 22 BB, 45.0 IP) 0 R in last 4 GM w/ LAN Permitted 5 R on 3 HR in 2.2 IP Jul 17 vs. Visalia Yielded 7 R on 4 H & 3 BB in 0.2 IP April 28 at HD Outside of those 2 performances, owned a 2.16 ERA & a.208 BAA Pitched exclusively at Quad Cities in 2013: 3-6 w/ a 4.77 ERA & 8 SV (57 K, 23 BB, 54.2 IP)

7 PAGE 7 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES Daniel Minor RH 6-0, /09/91, 24 yrs. old Dripping Springs, TX 9th, 2012 (Texas A&M-CC) LH.176(3-17) RH.231(3-13) IR/IRS: 3/0 1st BA RET: 5/6.250(1-4) w/risp High IP: 2.1 High K: 2 Lost Sunday at SA, allowing 3 R on 2 H & 2 BB over 0.2 IP Yielded solo HR to Alfaro over 2.1 IP May 4 vs. FRI Ended run of 4 scoreless GM (5.1 IP) to open yr Went 9-3 w/ 4.25 ERA & 3 SV in 36 GM for Lancaster last season (51 K, 17 BB in 53.0 IP) Notched final out of championship series, tossing 2.0 IP in GM 5 4 shutout playoff app (8 K, 2 BB, 8.0 IP) 8-3 w/ 3.71 ERA in 31 GM for Quad Cities in 2013 (85 K, 29 BB, 99.1 IP) 7-1, 2.49 ERA in 19 relief app. Won 3rd & decisive GM of the MWL Semifinals (2 R, 6.0 IP) as River Bandits went on to win title Became the highest draft pick in TAMUCC history Matched school record w/ 10 wins in 2012 CATCHERS ERA CS SBA CS% PB W-L Booth 0.00 (0/9.0) Heineman 4.08(59/130.0) % Pena 2.32 (29/112.2) % SB vs. PITCHERS CS SB ATT PO PCT Appel % Baez % Devenski % Emanuel % Hader % Hauschild % Lambson % West % Westwood % Team Batting Most Runs, Game....16, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Most Runs, Inning. 8 (3rd), April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Most Hits, Game.. 16, *May 9 at SA Most Hits, Inning (6th), May 9 at SA Fewest Hits, Game... 3, April 20 vs. TUL Most Doubles, Game.. 7, April 23 at FRI Most Triples, Game.. 3, April 16 vs. SPR Most Home Runs, Game.... 2, *May 10 at SA Most Consecutive Games w/ HR.....4, April 9-12 Most Extra-Base Hits, Game , *April 23 at FRI Most Strikeouts, Game , May 4 vs. FRI Most Walks, Game , April 13 at TUL Fewest Strikeouts, Game....3, *April 28 at MID Most Stolen Bases, Game , May 1 vs. FRI Most Men LOB, Game... 12, May 3 vs. FRI Shutouts Against..1 Individual Batting Most At-Bats...6, Heras, May 9 at SA Most Runs, Game....3, *Kemp, April 27 at MID Most Hits, Game.... 4, *Moon, May 6 vs. MID Most Doubles, Game. 2, *Heineman, May 4 vs. FRI Most Triples, GM. 2, Heras, April 16 vs. SPR Most XBH, Game... 2, *Hernandez, May 10 at SA Most Home Runs, Game...2, *Hernandez, May 10 at SA Most RBIs, Game , Mier, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Most Strikeouts, Game. 4, *Kemmer, May 4 vs. FRI Most Walks, Game , Kemp, April 17 vs. SPR Most Stolen Bases, Game..3, Correa, May 1 at FRI Longest Hitting Streak , *Pena, April 21-current Team Pitching Most Runs, Game , April 29 at MID Most Runs, Inning (4th), *May 3 vs. FRI Most Runs, Individual. 6, Appel, April 29 at MID Fewest Runs, Game , *April 21 vs. TUL HOOKS HIGHS & LOWS Fewest Hits, Game... 2, *May 2 vs. FRI Most Hits, Game , *April 29 at MID Most Home Runs, Game , April 27 at MID Most Walks, Game , May 5 vs. MID Most Strikeouts, Game.. 13, *May 8 vs. MID Most Hit by Pitch, Game.. 2, *May 5 vs. MID Most Wild Pitches, Game.... 1, *May 10 at SA Most Men LOB, Game...14, *May 5 vs. MID Shutouts For 3 Individual Pitching Longest Winning Streak.. 2, Appel, April Longest Losing Streak..2, Westwood, April 28-May 3 Most IP, Starter 6.1, Devesnki, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Most IP, Reliever , *Westwood, May 9 at SA Most Strikeouts, Reliever...4, Hader, May 5 vs. MID Fewest Hits, CG... Fewest Walks, CG... Most Walks, Game.. 5, Devenski, May 5 vs. MID Most Strikeouts, Game.9, Velasquez, May 8 vs. MID General Most Errors, Game , April 18 vs. SPR Most Errors by Opponent, Game 4, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Longest Game, Time 3:26, May 8 vs. MID Longest Game, Innings Shortest Game, Time (7 Inn.) 2:37, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Shortest Game, Time (9 Inn.)....2:19, April 13 at TUL Largest Home Attendance.... 6,910, May 9 vs. MID Largest Margin of Victory.. 15, April 25 (GM 2) at FRI Largest Margin of Defeat.. 4, April 28 at MID Longest Winning Streak. 5, *April Longest Losing Streak , *May 1-3 Most Games over , April 26 at FRI Biggest Comeback Win , May 4 vs. FRI Biggest Lost Lead.....5, April 29 at MID * Multiple occurrences, most recent listed

8 HOOKS AT-A-GLANCE PAGE 8 COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNINGS X TOTAL Corpus Christi Opposition OVERALL 1ST HALF 2ND HALF HOME ROAD Record Day Games vs. RH Starters vs. LH Starters One-Run Games Two-Run Games Extra Innings Doubleheaders Hooks Score First April May June July August September vs. South vs. Frisco vs. Midland vs. San Antonio vs. North vs. Arkansas vs. NW Arkansas vs. Springfield vs. Tulsa

9 PAGE 9 HOOKS GAME LOG Date Opp. Score Record Winner Loser Save Att. YTD Att. Time W Lambson (1-0) Donofrio Baez, 1 5,101 3:13 W Appel (1-0) Mayers Westwood, 1 3,587 2:38 W Devenski (1-0) Lee, T. 4,404 2:49 W McCullers (1-0) Kehrt 4,022 2:45 W Hauschild (1-0) Tsao Perez, 1 3,214 3:11 L Anderson West (0-1) Smith 3,623 2:19 4/16 SPR W Appel (2-0) Mayers 5,515 5,515 2:39 4/17 SPR W 8-5 (7) 7-1 Westwood (1-0) Lee, T. 5,185 10,700 3:12 4/18 SPR L Baker Hader (0-1) Heyer 4,925 15,625 2:56 4/19 TUL L Shelton Hauschild (1-1) Tsao 5,232 20,857 2:38 4/20 TUL L Anderson Ballew (0-1) Reed 4,599 25,456 2:25 4/21 TUL W Emanuel (1-0) Urias 4,080 29,536 2:51 W Baez (1-0) Thompson, Ja Westwood, 2 3,956 2:57 W 10-5 (7) 10-4 Ballew (1-1) Leclerc 2:50 W 16-1 (7) 11-4 Devenski (2-0) Payano 11,647 2:37 W Hauschild (2-1) Asher McCullers, 1 7,121 3:11 L Joseph Emanuel (1-1) 7,109 3:07 L Wagman Westwood (1-1) 5,298 2:50 L Healy Lambson (1-1) Wahl 3,028 2:54 W Hader (1-1) Neal Devenski, 1 4,807 2:40 5/1 FRI L Mendoza Gustave (0-1) 5,731 35,267 3:19 5/2 FRI L Asher McCullers (1-1) McElwee 4,663 39,930 2:41 5/3 FRI L Lotzkar Westwood (1-2) Mendoza 5,898 45,828 2:55 5/4 FRI W Dufek (1-0) McElwee 3,816 49,644 3:00 5/5 MID W Lambson (2-1) Neal 4,497 54,141 3:03 5/6 MID W Hauschild (3-1) Jensen 3,237 57,378 3:06 5/7 MID W McCullers (2-1) Long Gustave, 1 4,936 62,314 2:46 5/8 MID L Dull West Healy 6,910 69,224 3:26 W Appel (3-0) Morris Westwood, 2 5,370 2:49 L Dimock (2-0) Minor (0-1) Guerrero 2,599 2: /18 SA 5/19 SA 5/20 SA 5/21 SA Makeup of game postponed on April 24