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1 Official Game Information Yankee Stadium One East 161st Street Bronx, NY Phone: (718) World Series Champions: 1923, 27-28, 32, 36-39, 41, 43, 47, 49-53, 56, 58, 61-62, 77-78, 96, , 09 YANKEES BY THE NUMBERS NOTE 2015 (2014) Standing in AL East:... 5th, -3.0G Current Streak:... Won 1 Current Road Trip Recent Homestand Home Record: (43-38) Road Record: (41-40) Day Record: (32-24) Night Record: (52-54) Pre-All-Star (47-47) Post-All-Star (37-31) vs. AL East: (37-39) vs. AL Central: (19-16) vs. AL West: (15-16) vs. National League: (13-7) vs. RH starters: (60-58) vs. LH starters: (24-20) Yankees Score First: (47-25) Opp. Score First: (37-53) Leading After 6: (67-10) Trailing After 6: (7-53) Tied After 6: (9-14) Leading After 7: (68-5) Trailing After 7: (5-58) Tied After 7: (10-14) Leading After 8: (69-2) Trailing After 8: (5-61) Tied After 8: (9-14) Extra-Inning Games: (7-7) One-run Games: (28-24) Two (or fewer)-run Games:.3-3 (50-37) NYY Scores 5 or more: (48-11) NYY Scores 4 or more: (63-21) NYY Scores 3 or less: (21-57) NYY Scores 2 or less: (7-43) Opp. Scores 5 or more: (9-49) Opp. Scores 4 or less: (75-29) Opp. Scores 3 or less: (62-17) Opp. Scores 2 or less: (44-9) Yankees No Errors: (55-43) Yankees Make Error(s): (29-35) NYY Starter Goes 6: (60-40) Come-From-Behind Wins:... 3 (41) Yankees hit 0HR: (29-35) Yankees hit at least 1HR: (55-43) Yankees hit 2+ HRs: (17-19) Walk-off Wins:...0 (9) Walk-off Losses:...0 (9) Series Record: ( ) Series Record, home: ( ) Series Record, road: ( ) Sweeps by NYY/ by Opp.:..0 (7) / 0 (5) TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY April 18, 2005: The Yankees score 13 runs in the 2nd inning of a 19-8 victory vs. the Devil Rays. At that point, it marked just the third time in franchise history they had accomplished that feat and the first time they had done it in a home game. April 18, 1950: At Fenway Park, the Yankees come back from a 9-0 fourthinning deficit to defeat Boston, in the season opener for both teams. April 18, 1929: The Yankees wear numbered uniforms for the first time in their history, two days after the Cleveland Indians permanently adopt them as well. Numbers became standard for all teams by April 18, 1923: The original Yankee Stadium opens its doors for its inaugural game as the Yankees defeat Boston, 4-1. Starter Bob Shawkey records the win and Babe Ruth hits the park s first home run, a three-run shot in the third inning. TOMORROW IN YANKEES HISTORY April 19, 1960: Roger Maris makes his Yankees debut on Opening Day in Boston. He sets the tone for what would become the first of two consecutive AL MVP seasons, going 4-for-5 with 2HR, 1 double and 4RBI in an 8-4 Yankees win. MONDAY IN YANKEES HISTORY April 20, 1939: The Yankees defeat Boston, 2-0, on Opening Day in Fenway Park. An ailing Lou Gehrig goes 0-for-4 in his final Fenway appearance, and Ted Williams goes 1-for-4 in his Major League debut in the only game to ever feature both players. April 20, 1937: The Yankees 15th season at Yankee Stadium opens with the rightfield stands enlarged to three decks. The wooden bleachers are replaced by a concrete structure with the distance from home to CF dropping from 490 to 461 ft. NEW YORK YANKEES (4-6) at TAMPA BAY RAYS (6-5) RHP Masahiro Tanaka (1-1, 7.00) vs. RHP Jake Odorizzi (2-0, 0.61) Saturday, April 18, 2015 Tropicana Field 7:10 p.m. ET Game #11 Road Game #5 TV: FS1 Radio: WFAN 660AM/101.9FM AT A GLANCE: Tonight the Yankees play the second game of a three-game series at Tampa Bay, after winning the series opener, 5-4, on Friday is the fifth game of a 10-game road trip (also went 1-2 at Baltimore from Mon.-Wed) the current trip matches the Yankees longest of the season (also 10G from 7/24-8/2) and also includes four games on 4/20-23 at Detroit. Went 2-4 on their season-opening six-game homestand, going 1-2 vs. Toronto (4/6-9) and 1-2 vs. Boston (4/10-12). Are in a stretch of playing on the road 25 times over in a 35-game span from 4/13-5/20 (are 2-2 so far). YESTERDAY S NEWS: On Friday, the Yankees opened their three-game series in Tampa Bay with a 5-4 win RHP Adam Warren started and did not record a decision, allowing 4ER in 4.0IP (6H, 2BB, 2K, 2HR) DH Alex Rodriguez (3-for-4) recorded his 61st career multi-hr game with a solo HR in the second and a two-run homer in the sixth drove in the game-winning run with an RBI single in the eighth and recorded his first three-hit game since 8/18/13 at Boston RF Carlos Beltran (1-for-3) led off the eighth inning with a single his 1,000th career hit in the AL before being removed for PR/LF Brett Gardner Gardner, who missed the previous two games with a sore right wrist, stole second base before scoring the game-winning run was his 183rd career stolen base, tying Fritz Maisel for eighth place on the Yankees all-time list 2B Stephen Drew (1-for-3) hit his 100th career home run with a solo shot in the fourth. The Yankees bullpen (RHP Esmil Rogers, LHP Justin Wilson, RHP Dellin Betances and LHP Andrew Miller) combined to toss 5.0 scoreless innings with 7K (2H, 1BB) Miller struck out three batters in 1.1IP (1H) to earn his third save in as many chances. MULTI-TASKING: DH/INF Alex Rodriguez recorded his 61st career multi-hr game on Friday at Tropicana Field was his first multi-hr game since 5/23/12 vs. Kansas City and sixth career multi-hr game vs. the Rays (first since 5/17/11 at Tampa Bay). Has 658 career home runs and is now 2HR shy of tying Willie Mays (660) for fourth place on Baseball s all-time list. According to Baseball-Reference, Rodriguez (at age 39 years, 264 days), became the third-oldest Yankee with a multi-homer game since 1914 the only Yankees to do it at an older age were Raul Ibanez (twice: 9/22/12 vs. Oakland at age 40y, 112d and 5/8/12 vs. Tampa Bay at age 39y, 341d) and Enos Slaughter (7/19/59 vs. Chicago-AL, at age 43y, 83d). Is tied for third in the Majors and tied for second in the AL with 11RBI this season. CENTURY CITY: On Friday in Tampa Bay, INF Stephen Drew hit his 100th career home run has joined his brother J.D. (242 career HRs) as the eighth pair of brothers to each hit at least 100 career HRs in the Major Leagues according to Elias they join the Alomars (Roberto and Sandy), Boones (Aaron and Bret), Boyers (Ken and Clete), DiMaggios (Joe and Vince), Meusels (Bob and Irish), Uptons (Justin and Melvin, Jr.) and Youngs (Dmitri and Delmon) the underlined players played all or parts of their careers with the Yankees. BATMEN: Yankees batters have 16HR in 10 games this season, tied with the Orioles for the most in the Majors did not reach 16HR in 2014 until their 16th game of the year lead the Majors in HRs since 4/9, totaling 15HR in their eight games over the stretch. Have averaged 5.00 runs scored per game (50R, 10G) this season, tied for the sixth-highest average in the Majors. Are second in the AL and third in the Majors with a.180 ISO (measuring the average number of extra bases a player gets per at bat), trailing only Los Angeles-NL (.215) and Baltimore (.195). Are 11th in the Majors with a.311 woba (weighted onbase average, which measures all offensive events and weights them proportionally to their actual run value), according to FanGraphs. AIN T IT GRAND: OF Carlos Beltran recorded his 1,000th hit in the AL with an eighth-inning single on Friday in Tampa Bay also has 1,329 career hits in the NL and is the only active player to tally at least 1,000H in each league. Is the eighth player all time to reach 1,000H in both the AL and NL, joining Orlando Cabrera (1,020H in AL/1,035H in NL), Vladimir Guerrero (1,375H in AL/1,215H in NL), Carlos Lee (1,033H in AL/1,240H in NL), Fred McGriff (1,143H in AL/1,347 in NL), Frank Robinson (1,184H in AL/1,759H in NL), Alfonso Soriano (1,018H in AL/1,077H in NL) and Dave Winfield (1,976H in AL/1,134H in NL) credit: Elias. YOUNG GUNS: Of the five pitchers in the Yankees current starting rotation, four are age 27-or-younger (Warren-27, Pineda and Tanaka-26 and Eovaldi-25), while Sabathia is 34 according to Elias, the last time the Yankees started five unique pitchers over their first five games of a season and the combined age of those pitchers was younger than those five Yankees starters (51,186 days old) was in 1971 Stan Bahnsen (26 yrs, 112 days), Fritz Peterson (29-60), Mel Stottlemyre (29-148), Steve Kline (23-187) and Mike Kekich (26-9), for a total of 49,093 combined days old. PITCHMEN: Yankees pitchers are fourth in the AL with a 3.63 FIP (Fielding Independent Pitching, which calculates what a pitcher s ERA is based on events independent of the defense). Yankees pitchers have recorded five games of 10-ormore strikeouts this season, tied with Cleveland for the highest total in the AL and tied for the second-highest total in the Majors, trailing only the Dodgers (7G). ENERGY EFFICIENT: Yankees starters own the third-best K/ BB ratio in the American League (3.53, 53K, 15BB) behind only Detroit (4.25) and Kansas City (4.00), and the eighth-best such mark in the Majors. In 2014, the Yankees pitching staff finished the season with the second-highest K/BB ratio in modern MLB history (since 1900), according to the Elias Sports Bureau had a 3.44 K/BB ratio (1,370K, 398BB), trailing only the 2014 Nationals 3.66 (1,288K, 352BB) their 1,370K were a single-season franchise high (surpassing 1,318K in 2012) Yankees relievers set a franchise high with 571K, marking just the third time in franchise history they had tallied at least 500K (523 in 2008 and 507 in 1996). SECONDARY PITCHES: The Yankees bullpen is second in the Majors with 42K, trailing only the Dodgers (45) rank third in the AL with a 2.44 ERA in relief (44.1IP, 12ER). IN CONTROL: On Monday in Baltimore, RHP Michael Pineda struck out nine batters without issuing a walk on 4/9 vs. Toronto LHP CC Sabathia had 8K and 0BB so far this season, only five other pitchers in the Majors have recorded games with 0BB and at least 8K (the Astros Collin McHugh, the Dodgers Brandon McCarthy, the Mets Matt Harvey, the Tigers Anibal Sanchez and the Nationals Max Scherzer). HIT PARADE: 1B Mark Teixeira had at least 1H and 1RBI in five straight games from 4/9-14, marking his longest such streak since a 6G stretch from 5/24-30/11. Is tied with Colorado s Corey Dickerson (5G, 4/6-11) and Seattle s Nelson Cruz (5G, 4/11-15) for the longest such streak in the Majors this season. Is just the second such streak of its length by a Yankee since the start of 2013 (Ellsbury-5G from 8/25-29/14). COME AGAIN: The Yankees have lost their first two replay challenges of 2015: Monday at Baltimore (call stands) and Friday vs. Boston (call confirmed) the club s 82.1% success rate on replay challenges in 2014 was tops in the Majors (28 challenges: 23 overturned, three confirmed, two stand). UPCOMING PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Date Opponent Probable Pitchers Time-ET TV Sun., 4/19 at Tampa Bay RHP Michael Pineda (1-0, 5.11) vs. RHP Matt Andriese (0-0, 3.86) 1:10 p.m. WPIX Mon., 4/20 at Detroit LHP CC Sabathia (0-2, 5.68) vs. RHP Alfredo Simon (2-0, 2.03) 7:08 p.m. YES/ESPN Tues., 4/21 at Detroit RHP Nathan Eovaldi (0-0, 4.35) vs. LHP Kyle Lobstein (1-0, 5.40) 7:08 p.m. YES/MLBN Wed., 4/22 at Detroit RHP Adam Warren (0-1, 4.82) vs. LHP David Price (1-0, 0.40) 7:08 p.m. YES Thurs., 4/23 at Detroit RHP Masahiro Tanaka (1-1, tonight vs. RHP Anibal Sanchez (1-1, today) 1:08 p.m. YES/MLBN On the Radio: All games carried by WFAN 660AM/101.9FM and the Yankees Radio Network; Spanish on WADO 1280-AM and YES Network in SAP

2 YANKEES at TAMPA BAY OVERALL TRENDS/FACTS: The Yankees and Rays will play 19 games in 2015, 10 in St. Petersburg and nine in the Bronx are 9-14 in the last 23 meetings and in the last 34 are all-time vs. Tampa Bay and have handed the Rays more defeats than any other opponent in their history (next: Boston-171) IN 2014: Went 8-11 vs. the Rays in 2014 played three extra-inning games (most in season series history), with the Yankees recording a 1-2 mark in those games IN SEASON SERIES: Are in the last five season series since 2010, but are still all-time vs. the Rays the Elias Sports Bureau notes that the Yankees have lost three consecutive season series to a team for the first time since the Angels won five straight from is their first such losing streak vs. an AL East team since dropping five straight to Toronto from AT TROPICANA FIELD: Are all-time at Tampa Bay: at the Trop and 1-1 in a twogame series in Tokyo to begin the 2004 season the Yankees 80 wins at Tropicana Field are most by a visiting club (next: Boston-76) are 9-8 in their last 17 games at Tropicana Field but since 7/21/11 went 5-5 at the Trop in 2014, snapping streak of four straight losing seasons at Tampa Bay have won more than five games at the Trop in a single season three times: 2006 (6-3), 2003 (8-2) and 2002 (6-3) IN POSTSEASON: Have not met in the postseason. NYY BATTERS vs. TAMPA BAY (CAREER) AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K Carlos Beltran Stephen Drew Jacoby Ellsbury Brett Gardner Didi Gregorius Chase Headley Garrett Jones Brian McCann John Ryan Murphy Gregorio Petit Alex Rodriguez Mark Teixeira Chris Young NYY BATTERS vs. RHP JAKE ODORIZZI Career AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K Carlos Beltran Stephen Drew Jacoby Ellsbury Brett Gardner Didi Gregorius Chase Headley Garrett Jones Brian McCann John Ryan Murphy Gregorio Petit Alex Rodriguez Mark Teixeira Chris Young NYY vs. TAMPA BAY in 2015 Date H/A W/L Score Rec. 4/17 at TB W /18 at TB /19 at TB /27 at NYY /28 at NYY /29 at NYY /11 at TB /12 at TB /13 at TB /14 at TB /3 at NYY /4 at NYY /5 at NYY /4 at NYY /5 at NYY /6 at NYY /14 at TB /15 at TB /16 at TB Total in All-time vs. TB: All-time at home: All-time on road: All-time at current Yankee Stad.: All-time at Tropicana Field: All-time at Toyko Dome: 1-1 (2004) NYY vs. OPPONENTS American League National League 2015 TOTAL BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN OAK SEA TB TEX TOR ATL MIA NYM PHI WAS Games Record Home Road TEAM HIGHS & LOWS CLUB GENERAL Longest Winning Streak... 2 (4/12-13) Longest Winning Streak, Home / Road... 1, 2x (last: 4/12-present) / 1, 2x (last: 4/17-present) Longest Losing Streak...3 (4/9-11) Longest Losing Streak, Home / Road... 3 (4/9-11) / 2 (4/14-15) Longest Game, Time, 9 inn. / All Games... 3:24 (4/12 vs. BOS) / 6:49 (4/10 vs. BOS, 19 inn.) Longest Game, Innings...19 inn. (4/10 vs. BOS) Shortest Game, Time, All Games.... 2:29 (4/14 at BAL) / 2:29 (4/14 at BAL)) Most LOB, All Games (4/10 vs. BOS) Most Errors, All Games... 3 (4/11 vs. BOS) Largest Margin of Victory (4/12 vs. BOS) Largest Margin of Defeat... 5 (4/6 vs. TOR) Highest Paid Attendance, Home / Road... 48,469 (OD-4/6 vs. TOR) / 23,409 (4/15 at BAL) TEAM BATTING Most Runs, Game / Inning...14 (4/12 vs. BOS) / 7 (last: 4/12 vs. BOS, 1st inn.) Most Hits, 9 inn. / All Games...16 (4/12 vs. BOS) / Same Most Hits, Inning...4, 3x (last: 4/12 vs. BOS, 1st, 4th & 6th inns.) Most Home Runs, All Games...3, 3x (last: 4/17 at TB) Shut Out...None Fewest Hits, All Games...3 (4/6 vs. TOR) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games (4/15 at BAL) / 13 (4/10 vs. BOS) Most Walks, All Games... 6, 3x (4/17 at TB, 4/12 vs. BOS and 4/10 vs. BOS-19 inn.) Most Stolen Bases, All Games... 1, 4x (last: 4/17 at TB) Hitting Streak, 2015, Season / Current... 7G (Ellsbury, Teixeira) / 3G (Beltran) Walk-off Wins...None TEAM PITCHING Most Runs Allowed, Game / Inning...8 (4/11 vs. BOS) / 5, 2x (last: 4/15 at BAL, 6th inn.) Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game...7 (last: 4/15 at BAL) Most Hits Allowed, 9 inn. / All Games...15 (4/15 at BAL) / 18 (4/10 vs. BOS) Most Hits Allowed, Inning...5, 2x (last: 4/15 at BAL, 6th inn.) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game... 6 (4/6 vs. TOR) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game... 2, 2x (4/17 at TB, 4/6 vs. TOR) Most Walks, 9 inn. / All Games...5, 2x (last: 4/11 vs. BOS) / 8 (4/10 vs. BOS) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn. / All Games (4/6 vs. TOR) / 15 (4/10 vs. BOS) Most SB Allowed, All Games... 2, 2x (last: 4/11 vs. BOS) Shutouts...None CGs...None Walk-Off Losses...None 2015 INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Runs- 3 (McCann, 4/12 vs. BOS); Hits- 3, 2x (Rodriguez, 4/17 at TB, Headley, 4/12 vs. BOS); Doubles- 2 (Murphy, 4/9 vs. TOR); Triples- None (NA); HR- 2 (Rodriguez, 4/17 at TB); RBI- 4, 3x (Rodriguez, 4/17 at TB, Drew, 4/13 at BAL, Rodriguez, 4/12 vs. BOS); BB- 2, 5x (last: Ellsbury, Rodriguez, 4/12 vs. BOS); SB- 1, 4x (last: Gardner, 4/17 at TB). PITCHING: IP in Start-7.0 (Sabathia, 4/14 at BAL); IP in Relief- 4.2 (Rogers, 4/10 vs. BOS); Hits- 9 (Pineda, 4/13 at BAL); Runs- 5, 3x (last: Pineda, 4/13 at BAL); ER- 5 (Pineda, 4/13 at BAL); BB- 3, 3x (last: Eovaldi, 4/15 at BAL); K- 9, 2x (last: Eovaldi, 4/15 at BAL); HR- 2, 2x (Warren, 4/17 at TB, Tanaka, 4/6 vs. TOR). FIELDING: Errors- 1, 11x (many) STARTS BY POSITION PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Beltran Drew Ellsbury Gardner Gregorius Headley Jones McCann Murphy Petit Rodriguez Teixeira Young STARTS BY BATTING ORDER PLAYER Beltran Drew Ellsbury Gardner Gregorius Headley Jones McCann Murphy Petit Rodriguez Teixeira Young Pitchers MOST RECENT HRs NYY AB Since Beltran 99 8/23/14 vs. CWS (Carroll) Drew 3 4/17/15 at TB (Karns) Ellsbury 40 9/19/14 vs. TOR (Buehrle) Gardner 20 4/6/15 vs. TOR (Hutchison) Gregorius 125 8/23/14 vs. SD (Quackenbush) Headley 16 4/12/15 vs. BOS (Buchholz) Jones 53 9/13/14 at PHI (Kendrick) McCann 10 4/12/15 vs. BOS (Mujica) Murphy 79 4/26/14 vs. LAA (Santiago) Petit 42 9/14/14 at LAA (Santiago) Rodriguez 1 2HR-4/17 at TB (Karns/Frieri) Ryan 164 9/13/13 at BOS (Lackey) Teixeira 12 4/13/15 at BAL (Chen) Young 13 4/13/15 at BAL (Chen) WALK-OFF HRs 0x in 2015 / 4x in 2014 None in 2015 Last by NYY: (Young, 9/11/14 vs. TB off McGee) 2015 YANKEES HOME RUNS MULTI-HR INNING (TEAM) / *BACK-TO-BACK HRs 2x/1x in 2015 / 9x/5x in 2014 s Date/Opp. (Inning) Headley/Drew* 4/12 vs. BOS (1st) Rodriguez/Teixeira 4/9 vs. TOR (6th) Last b2b2b: (Cano/Swisher/Jones, 6/8/12 vs. NYM, 3rd inn.) Last multi-hr inn., indiv.: (Rodriguez, 10/4/09 at TB, 2HR in 6th) Drew PINCH-HIT HRs 1x in 2015 / 2x in 2014 GS-4/13 at BAL (Hunter) 1st INNING LEADOFF HRs 0x in 2015 / 5x in 2014 None in 2015 Last by NYY: (Gardner, 8/31/14 at TOR off Happ) Drew GRAND SLAMS 1x in 2015 / 2x in /13 at BAL (Hunter) INSIDE-THE-PARK HRs 0x in 2015 / 0x in 2014 None in 2015 Last by NYY: (Granderson, 8/21/11 at MIN off Mijares) MULTI-HR GAMES 1x in 2015 / 5x in 2014 Rodriguez 4/17 at TB (Karns/Frieri) Last 2HR: (McCann, 9/21/14 vs. TOR) Last 3HR: (Granderson, 4/19/12 vs. MIN) RUNS VIA HR / RUNNERS ON BASE HRs: 16 / Runs: 50 / Runs via HR: 23 (46.0%) Solo (12): Drew-2, Gardner-1, Headley-1, McCann-1, Rodriguez-3, Teixeira-3, Young-1 2-Run (1): Headley-1, Rodriguez-1 3-Run (1): Young-1 Grand Slams (1): Drew-1 IN 2014: HRs: 147 / Runs: 624 / Runs via HR: 209 (33.5%) IN 2014: Solo (99) / 2R (36) / 3R (10) / GS (2) YANKEES ON THE DISABLED LIST Injury Date Type (Gms Lost) Chris Capuano Right quad strain 4/5 (retro 3/27) 15-day (10) Ivan Nova Right ulnar collateral reconstruction 4/5 (retro 3/27) 15-day (10) Jose Pirela Concussion 4/5 (retro 4/2) 7-day (10) Brendan Ryan Right calf strain 4/5 (retro 4/1) 15-day (10) Reinstated from D.L. in 2015: None Season: 4 players in 4 stints / 2014 Season: 16 players in 17 stints MISCELLANEOUS EJECTIONS (0x in 2015) NYY Date/Opp. (Umpire) None IN 2014: By player (6) / By manager (4) / By coach (3) Last player: Phelps, 9/16/14 at TB Last manager: Girardi, 9/16/14 at TB COMPARISON BY GAME NUMBER Year After Game 10 After Game (5th, -3.0) -- (--,--) (1st, 0.0) 5-6 (T3rd, -1.0) (3rd, -1.0) 6-5 (2nd, -1.0) (T3rd, -1.0) 6-5 (3rd, -1.0) POSTPONEMENTS/RAIN DELAYS Ppd. (0)...None Rain Delays at Start (0)...None Delays In-Game (1)...4/10 vs. BOS (16 min.) (power surge) Games Called Early (0)...None IN 2014: Ppd. (5) / Delays at Start (5) / Delays In-Game (4) Last Susp. Game: 5/25/11 at MIN Resumed 5/26/11, 1-0 win REPLAY CHALLENGES Total instances of replay use in Yankees games: 5 NYY Challenges: 2 (0 overturned, 1 confirmed, 1 stand) Opp. Challenges: 2 (2 overturned, 0 confirmed, 0 stand) By Umps: 1 (0 overt d, 1 conf d, 0 stand, 0 rec. keeping) IN 2014 (64): NYY (23-3-2) / Opp. (16-5-5) / Umps ( ) 2015 PLAYERS USED (28) P (15): RHP Dellin Betances, RHP David Carpenter, RHP Kyle Davies, RHP Nathan Eovaldi, RHP Chris Martin, LHP Andrew Miller, RHP Branden Pinder, RHP Michael Pineda, RHP Esmil Rogers, LHP CC Sabathia, LHP Chasen Shreve, RHP Masahiro Tanaka, LHP Matt Tracy, RHP Adam Warren, LHP Justin Wilson; C (2): Brian McCann, John Ryan Murphy; INF (7): Stephen Drew, Didi Gregorius, Chase Headley, Garrett Jones, Gregorio Petit, Alex Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira; OF (4): Carlos Beltran, Jacoby Ellsbury, Brett Gardner, Chris Young. RECENT MAJOR LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS Apr. 12 Signed RHP Kyle Davies to a Major League contract and selected him to the 25-man roster from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre designated LHP Matt Tracy for assignment. Apr. 13 Signed RHP Joel De La Cruz to a Major League contract and selected him to the 25-man roster from Double-A Trenton designated RHP Kyle Davies for assignment. Apr. 14 Recalled RHP Branden Pinder from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre optioned RHP Joel De La Cruz to Double-A Trenton outrighted RHP Kyle Davies to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

3 TONIGHT'S STARTING PITCHER: RHP MASAHIRO TANAKA (1-1, 7.00 ERA) RHP Masahiro Tanaka makes his third start of the season tonight at Tampa Bay is in his second season as a Yankee after being acquired by the club via the posting system from the Rakuten Golden Eagles of Japan and signed to a seven-year contract on 1/22/14 contract extends through the 2020 season with an opt-out following the 2017 season. LAST TIME OUT: Last pitched on 4/12 vs. Boston and recorded the win allowed 4R/3ER on 4H in 5.0IP (3BB, 4K, 1HR, 2WP) started the game with 3.0 scoreless innings, retiring nine of his first 11 batters allowed three runs in the fourth inning, one on a sacrifice fly and two (one unearned) on a bases loaded double struck out Ryan Hanigan and Mookie Betts with two runners on to end the inning surrendered a solo home run in the fifth to Hanley Ramirez his 3BB were the most he has allowed since he walked a career-high four batters on 4/27/14 vs. LAA. VS. TAMPA BAY: Has made only one career start against Tampa Bay, registering the win in a Yankees' 9-3 victory vs. TB on 5/3/14, allowing 3ER on 8H in 7.0IP (2HR, 0BB, 5K). Is 6-4 with a 3.93 ERA (66.1IP, 29ER) in 11 career starts against the AL East. LIFE ON THE ROAD: Went 7-3 with a 3.51 ERA (66.2IP, 26ER, 64K) in 10 starts on the road last season recorded only 8BB in his 10 road starts last season, tied for the Major League lead for the fewest walks surrendered on the road (also Phil Hughes with 8BB; min. 10GS on the road) his 8.00 K/BB ratio on the road ranked second in the Majors behind Phil Hughes' K/BB ratio on the road (min. 10GS on the road). LOOKING FOR HIS OLD FORM: After beginning his Major League career with 18 consecutive starts of at least 6.0IP, has not done so in each of his last four starts dating back to 9/21/14 began his career by permitting 3ER-or-fewer in each of his first 16 MLB starts, but has allowed at least 4ER in four of his last six starts. SPRING TRAINING: Went 1-2 with a 3.07 ERA (14.2IP, 13H, 6R/5ER, 1BB, 64K) in four starts this spring set spring highs in innings pitched and strikeouts on 3/25 vs. New York-NL (4.2IP, 4H, 3R/2ER, 1BB, 7K) tossed 3.2 scoreless innings (2H, 0BB, 3K) on 3/18 at Atlanta retired all six batters faced (2K) in his spring debut on 3/12 vs. Atlanta RECAP: Made 20 starts in his first season in the Majors, going 13-5 with a 2.77 ERA (136.1IP, 42ER) selected to the AL All-Star team via the Ballot won his first six decisions and 11 of his first 12 was named the AL s Pitcher of the Month for May after going 5-1 with a 1.88 ERA (43.0IP, 9ER) and 42K in six starts won five consecutive starts from 5/25-6/17, marking the longest streak by a Yankees pitcher since Ivan Nova (five straight), 5/25-6/17/12 was the AL's ERA leader (2.10) through 6/30 (min. 82.0IP) was placed on the 15-day D.L. with right elbow inflammation on 7/9 was transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 9/2 and returned on 9/21 in a start vs. Toronto. ROOKIE ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Finished fifth in AL Rookie of the Year voting logged the lowest ERA for a Yankees rookie pitcher (min IP) since Stan Bahnsen posted a 2.05 ERA (267.1IP, 61ER) in 1968 his 3.3 WAR ranked third among MLB rookie pitchers in 2014 (Collin McHugh-4.2, Dellin Betances-3.7) led the club in wins and complete games (3), and ranked second in starts, innings and strikeouts (141) among all Major League rookies, ranked first in complete games, third in wins and ninth in innings among MLB rookies who recorded at least 100.0IP, Tanaka ranked first in strikeout-to-walk ratio (6.71) and walks per 9.0IP (1.39) became the first Yankees rookie to win a Pitcher of the Month award since its inception in STRIKEOUT ARTIST: Finished second on the club with 141 strikeouts in 136.1IP in 2014 (Kuroda, 146 in 199.0IP). His 9.31 strikeouts per 9.0IP ratio was the highest by a rookie in franchise history (min IP). Ranked ninth in strikeouts per 9.0IP among AL pitchers with at least 125.0IP. Joined Stephen Strasburg (2010) as the only two pitchers since 1900 to record at least 8K in each of their first three MLB starts (credit: Elias) joined Mark Prior (2002) as the only two pitchers since 1914 to record at least 10K in three of their first five MLB games. According to Elias, became the fifth pitcher since 1900 to record 100K through his first 13 Major League games (103K), joining Hideo Nomo-119K, Kerry Wood-118K, Herb Score-107K and Jose DeLeon-106K. BIG HIRO 6: Became the first pitcher in Yankees history to record at least 6.0IP in each of his first 18 Major League starts, according to Elias was also the first Major League pitcher to accomplish the feat since John Farrell began his career with 21 straight such starts for Cleveland from 8/21/87-6/6/88 produced a quality start in each of his first 16 games, tied with Montreal s Steve Rogers (1973) for the longest such streak to begin a Major League career since ER became an official stat (1912 in AL/1913 in NL) credit: Elias. TANAKA'S 2015 REGULAR SEASON PITCHING LINES 4/6 vs. TOR 1-6 L / Trailing 5-0 4/12 vs. BOS* 14-4 W / Leading 10-4 Totals (2GS) TANAKA'S REGULAR SEASON STARTS VS. TAMPA BAY 5/3/14 vs. TB / Leading 6-3 Totals (1GS) TANAKA'S 2015 SPRING TRAINING PITCHING LINES 3/12 vs. ATL 3-2 ND / Tied 0-0 3/18 at ATL 12-5 W / Leading 3-0 3/25 vs. NYM 2-7 L / Trailing 2-1 3/31 at MIN 1-3 L / Trailing 3-1 Totals (4GS) SUNDAY'S STARTING PITCHER: RHP MICHAEL PINEDA (1-0, 5.11 ERA) MOST WINS BY YANKEES ROOKIES (SINCE 1969) Ivan Nova (2011) Ron Davis (1979) Doc Medich (1973) Masahiro Tanaka (2014) TANAKA'S AWARDS/HONORS No. 1 selection in 2006 NPB Draft 2007 Pacific League "Rookie of the Year" 12-time Pacific League "Pitcher of the Month" 7-time NPB All-Star ( ) 3-time "Golden Glove Award" ( ) 2013 Pacific League MVP 2-time Pacific League "Best Nine Award" (2011, 2013) 2-time NPB "Sawamura Award" (2011, 2013) "James P. Dawson Award" (2014 w/ NYY) "AL Pitcher of the Month" (May 2014) 2014 AL All-Star selection TANAKA VS. TAMPA BAY (CAREER) W-L G/GS INN H ER ERA All Games 1-0 1/ On the Road TANAKA VS. TAMPA BAY BATTERS AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K Cabrera DeJesus Jennings Longoria TANAKA'S CAREER STATISTICS OPPONENT BATTING OVERALL: (132-for-548), 17HR VS. LHB: (69-for-291), 7HR VS. RHB: (63-for-257), 10HR REGULAR SEASON CAREER HIGHS IP (3x), last on 6/28/14 vs. BOS H...10, on 7/8/14 at CLE R... 7, 9/27/14 at BOS BB...4, on 4/27/14 vs. LAA K...11 (2x), last on 6/11/14 at SEA HR...2(4x), last on 7/8/14 at CLE 10K Games...5, last on 6/17/14 vs. TOR (10K) Low-hit CG...4, on 5/14/14 at NYM CG SHO...1, 5/14/14 at NYM REGULAR SEASON SPLITS W-L GS IP H ER ERA Total Home Away Day Night Pre-ASG Post-ASG April May June July September RHP Michael Pineda will make his third start of the season on Sunday in the series finale against the Rays will pitch on five days' rest after Thursday's off day made his Yankees debut in 2014 (5-5, 1.89 ERA in 13 GS) spent his first six professional seasons in the Mariners organization ( ) made his MLB debut in 2011, earning an AL All-Star selection and finishing fifth in AL "Rookie of the Year" voting was acquired by the Yankees along with RHP Jose Campos in exchange for C/DH Jesus Montero and RHP Hector Noesi on 1/23/12. LAST TIME OUT: Earned his first win of the season in the Yankees' 6-5 victory on Mon. at Baltimore (6.1IP, 9H, 5R/5ER, 1HR, 0BB, 9K) recorded at least one strikeout in each of his seven frames allowed a career-high 6H by right-handed batters (14AB) allowed a tie-breaking two-run HR to Adam Jones in the sixth inning, but Stephen Drew's pinch-hit grand slam in the seventh gave him and the Yankees a 6-4 lead. The 5R were his most allowed in a game since 8/15/11 vs. TOR (5.0IP, 5R/5ER), snapping a career-best streak of 19 consecutive starts with 4R-or-fewer. Was the first Yankees starter to earn a win while allowing at least 5ER since CC Sabathia (5.2IP, 5R/5ER) on 8/30/14 vs. Baltimore. ON THE ROAD: Snapped a streak of eight consecutive road starts with 2R-or-fewer on Mon. at Baltimore has recorded 41K and just 2BB in nine road starts (43.0IP) as a Yankee, with his only two walks coming in his start on 9/16/14 at Tampa Bay (Ryan Hanigan in the fifth, Matt Joyce in the sixth). Has permitted just 12HR in career innings on the road has allowed multiple HR only once in 24 career road starts (2HR, 7/9/11 at Los Angeles-AL). PINEDA'S 2015 REGULAR SEASON PITCHING LINES 4/8 vs. TOR* 4-3 ND / Trailing 2-1 4/13 at BAL 6-5 W / Leading 6-4 Totals (2GS) *Start came after a Yankees loss / bold = season high PINEDA VS. TAMPA BAY (CAREER) W-L G/GS IP H ER ERA All Games 1-1 4/ On Road 0-1 2/ PINEDA VS. TAMPA BAY BATTERS AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K DeJesus Jennings Kiermaier Longoria Rivera

4 #28 JOE GIRARDI MANAGER Managed his 1,300th career game in 4/10 loss vs. Boston. The 2015 season is his eighth as Yankees manager owns the sixth-most managerial wins in Yankees history, trailing only Joe McCarthy (1,460), Joe Torre (1,173), Casey Stengel (1,149), Miller Huggins (1,067) and Ralph Houk (944) has led the Yankees to three AL East Division titles (2009, 11-12) and a World Series championship in Guided the Yankees to an (.519) finish in 2014, the second-best record in the AL East behind Baltimore (96-66,.593) is the only current manager to guide his team to winning records in each of the last seven seasons ( ) credit: Elias won his 700th managerial game (622 w/ the Yankees and 78 w/ the Marlins) on 8/4/14 vs. Detroit. Career Managerial Record: Record w/nyy: #36 CARLOS BELTRAN OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 3G/3G Was 1-for-3 with 1BB in Friday s win at Tampa Bay before being removed for PR (Gardner) in the eighth his eighth-inning single was his 1,000th hit in the American League has 5H in last 22AB on road trip is 3-for-14 with 2 doubles, 3RBI and 2BB in 4GS (3-RF/1-DH). In 2014, batted.233 (94-for-403) with 46R, 23 doubles, 15HR and 49RBI in 109 games in his first season with the Yankees on 9/30, underwent surgery to remove loose pieces and a bone spur from his right elbow. Has 373HR in his career, fourth-most all time by a switch-hitter (next up is Chipper Jones-468) and most among active switch-hitters. Is the only active Major Leaguers to hit at least 15HR in a single season with five different Major League clubs (Royals, Astros, Mets, Cardinals and Yankees). Career Bests: 4H (22x); 3HR (1x); 7RBI (1x); 4R (7x); 3SB (4x); 16G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 2; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) #14 STEPHEN DREW INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/3G Has 3HR in nine games with the Yankees this season after hitting 3HR in 46G with the club in Hit solo HR (#3) in the fourth his 100th Major League homer and was 1-for-3 with 1BB in Friday s win at Tampa Bay on road trip is 2-for-10 with 2R, 2HR, 5RBI and 2BB in 4G/3GS at 2B hit pinch-hit grand slam (#2) his second home run in as many games and was 1-for-1 in Monday s win at Baltimore, remaining in game at 2B was his third career grand slam and first since 5/15/13 at Tampa Bay was the 22nd pinch-hit grand slam in Yankees franchise history and first since Jorge Posada on 6/6/01 vs. Baltimore. In 2014, combined to hit.162 (44-for-271) with 18R, 7HR and 26RBI in 85 games w/ the Yankees and Red Sox was acquired by the Yankees with cash from Boston on 7/31 for INF Kelly Johnson and hit.150 (21-for-140) with 3HR and 15RBI in 46 games with the club signed a one-year contract with Boston on 5/29/14. From , ranked fifth among 23 Major League shortstops with at least 1,500.0 innings at the position with a 7.3 UZR/150. Signed a one-year contract with the Yankees on 1/16/15. Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (2x); 5RBI (2x); 3R (14x); 2SB (1x); 17G hitting streak #22 JACOBY ELLSBURY OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/7G Was 0-for-4 with 1BB in Friday s win at Tampa Bay, snapping his seven-game hitting streak has 7H in last 26AB on road trip is 4-for-16 with 3R, 1 double and 2BB in 4GS in CF. In 2014, batted.271 (156-for-575) with 71R, 27 doubles, 5 triples, 16HR, 70RBI and 39SB in 149 games with the Yankees marked his most games, home runs and RBI since 2011 with Boston led the team in hits, doubles and stolen bases. Ranked second among Major League outfielders in 2014 with a 2.72 RF/G, behind only the Rangers Leonys Martin (2.80) ranked fifth among Major League CFs with 2.79TC/9.0 inning ranked fourth among Major League outfielders (second among centerfielders) with a.997 fielding pct. (384TC, 1E). Has at least 35SB in a season five times since 2008 ( , 11 and 13-14), joining Michael Bourn (five times) and Rajai Davis (five times) as the only Major Leaguers to accomplish the feat as many times over the stretch. Career Bests: 4H (12x); 2HR (5x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (3x); 5SB (1x); 22G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 3; 2-hit (3), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #11 BRETT GARDNER OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/3G Was eighth-inning PR for Beltran, stole second base and scored winning run in Friday s win at Tampa Bay (remained in game in LF and did not bat) missed previous two games (bruised right wrist) was 0-for-1 with 1HP and 1SH in Monday s win at Baltimore before being removed for PH (Drew) in the seventh after experiencing right wrist stiffness sustained the injury from first-inning HP. In 2014, hit.256 (142-for-555) with 87R, 25 doubles, 8 triples, 17HR, 58RBI and 21SB in 148G w/ the Yankees set career highs in HR and RBI (previous 8HR and 52RBI in 2013). Of his 41 career home runs, 20 have tied the game or given the Yankees the lead..signed a four-year contract extension with the Yankees on 2/24/14, beginning in the 2015 season and extending through 2018 with a club option for Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (1x); 4RBI (3x); 4R (2x); 3SB (2x); 11G hitting streak (2x) 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 2; 2-hit (2), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #18 DIDI GREGORIUS SS Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G (2x) Was 0-for-4 in Friday s win at Tampa Bay has 3H in last 23AB on road trip is 2-for-14 with 1R and 1SB in 4GS at SS made his Yankees debut in 4/6 Opening Day loss vs. Toronto, going 0-for-2 with 1HP in his first career Opening Day start at SS collected his first hit and RBI as a Yankee with a fifth-inning single in 4/9 loss vs. Toronto. Was acquired by the Yankees from the Arizona Diamondbacks in a three-team trade on 12/5/14, in which Detroit acquired RHP Shane Greene from the Yankees and Arizona acquired LHP Robbie Ray and INF Domingo Leyba from Detroit. In 2014, hit.226 (61-for-270) with 35R, 9 doubles, 6HR and 27RBI in 80G w/arizona also played for Triple-A Reno, hitting.310 (70-for-226) with 42R, 3HR and 25RBI in 57G. Career Bests: 3H (10x); 1HR (13x); 3RBI (2x); 3R (2x); 1SB (3x); 10G hitting streak #12 CHASE HEADLEY 3B Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/3G Was 0-for-4 in Friday s win at Tampa Bay on road trip is 2-for-12 with 3R and 1BB in 4G/3GS at 3B was 2-for-4 with 1RBI in 4/8 win vs. Toronto singled home the go-ahead run in the eighth for his third game-winning RBI in the eighth inning or later as a Yankee (also a walk-off single in his Yankees debut vs. Texas on 7/22/14 and a walk-off HR vs. Boston on 9/4/14). In 2014, hit.262 (50-for-191) with 28R, 6HR and 17RBI in 58G w/ the Yankees was acquired by the Yankees w/ cash from SD for INF Yangervis Solarte and RHP Rafael De Paula on 7/22 hit.229 (64-for-279) with 27R, 7HR and 32RBI in 77G w/ San Diego. Led all Major League 3B in 2014 in both UZR (20.9) and UZR/150 (28.0) was tied for third among Major League third basemen in Defensive Runs Saved (13). Signed a four-year contract with the Yankees on 12/15/14, extending through Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (4x); 6RBI (1x); 4R (2x); 3SB (1x); 16G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 2; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) YANKEE DOODLES #33 GARRETT JONES 1B/OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G Has not played in last two games on road trip is 0-for-5 in 2G/1GS at DH. Was acquired by the Yankees with RHP Nathan Eovaldi and RHP Domingo German from the Marlins on 12/19/14, in exchange for RHP David Phelps and INF Martin Prado. In 2014, hit.246 (122-for-496) with 59R, 33 doubles, 15HR and 53RBI in 146G w/miami. Career Bests: 5H (1x); 2HR (7x); 6RBI (1x); 3R (8x); 2SB (1x); 12G hitting streak #34 BRIAN McCANN C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G Was 0-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Friday s win at Tampa Bay on road trip is 0-for- 10 with 1R, 1RBI, 1BB and 1SF in 3GS at C hit solo HR (#1) the 200th HR of his Major League career and was 2-for-5 with 3R in 4/12 win vs. Boston of his 24HR hit as a Yankee, 20 have come at Yankee Stadium. In 2014, hit.232 (115-for-495) with 23HR and 75RBI in 140G with the Yankees. Ranked sixth among C with 48.0 runs added through pitch framing from Is the only catcher to hit at least 20HR in each of the last seven seasons ( ) is one of seven catchers in Major League history with at least 20HR in eight overall seasons (also Piazza-11, Bench-11, Berra-10; Carter-9, Posada-8 and Fisk-8). Career Bests: 4H (11x); 2HR (11x); 5RBI (6x); 3R (8x); 1SB (23x); 13G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 2; 2-hit (2), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #66 JOHN RYAN MURPHY C Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 1G/1G Has not played in last three games on road trip is 1-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in 1GS at C. In 2014, hit.284 (23-for-81) with 7R, 4 doubles, 1HR and 9RBI in 32 games over two stints with the Yankees (4/15-6/17 and 9/2-28). Career Bests: 3H (1x); 1HR (1x); 3RBI (1x); 2R (1x); 0SB (0x); 8G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 1; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0) #31 GREGORIO PETIT INF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/2G Did not play in Friday s win at Tampa Bay on road trip is 0-for-4 in 3G/1GS at 2B was 1-for-3 with 1R in 4/11 loss vs. Boston, collecting his first hit as a Yankee with an eighth-inning single. Made his first career Opening Day roster combined with the Astros and Yankees to hit.257 (9-for-35) with 4R, 3 doubles and 7RBI in 21 spring training games. Was acquired by the Yankees from Houston on 4/1 in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations. In 2014, hit.278 (27-for-97) with 2HR and 9RBI in 37 games with Houston also played in 85 games for Triple-A Oklahoma City, batting.297 (94-for-317) with 46R, 19 doubles, 10HR, 43RBI, a.340obp and a.798ops. Career Bests: 3H (1x); 1HR (2x); 3RBI (1x); 2R (2x); 0SB (0x); 5G hitting streak (2x) #13 ALEX RODRIGUEZ INF/DH Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 2G/4G Hit solo HR (#3) in the second and two-run HR (#4) in the sixth the 657th and 658th homers of his career and was 3-for-4 with 4RBI in Friday s win at Tampa Bay is now 2HR shy of tying Willie Mays (660) for fourth place on Baseball s alltime list was his 61st career multi-hr game (57 two-homer games and four three-homer games) and first since 5/23/12 vs. Kansas City scored the 1,924th run of his career in the second inning, surpassing Derek Jeter for ninth place on Baseball s all-time list according to Baseball Reference, Rodriguez (at age 39 years, 264 days), became the third-oldest Yankee with a multi-homer game since 1914 the only Yankees to do it at an older age were Raul Ibanez (twice: 9/22/12 vs. Oakland at age 40y, 112d and 5/8/12 vs. Tampa Bay at age 39y, 341d) and Enos Slaughter (7/19/59 vs. Chicago-AL, at age 43y, 83d) was his first three-hit game since 8/18/13 at Boston on road trip is 5-for-12 with 3R, 3HR, 5RBI and 1BB in 4G/3GS (2-DH/1-3B). Was 1-for-4 with 1R in 4/11 loss vs. Boston started at 1B, marking his first career appearance at the position was 1-for-2 with 1BB in 4/6 Opening Day loss vs. Toronto, his first game since 9/25/13 vs. Tampa Bay. Did not play in 2014 after being suspended by Major League Baseball on 1/11/14. Is the longest-tenured Yankee on the 25-man roster ranks sixth on the franchise s all-time list with 310HR. Ranks fifth on Baseball s all-time list with 658HR (next up is Willie Mays-660); is fifth with 1,980RBI (next up is Babe Ruth-1,992); and ninth with 1,925R. Career Bests: 5H (5x); 3HR (4x); 10RBI (1x); 5R (2x); 3SB (2x); 23G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 3; 2-hit (2), 3-hit (1), 4-hit (0) #25 MARK TEIXEIRA 1B Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/7G Was 0-for-3 with 1BB in Friday s win at Tampa Bay, snapping his seven-game hitting streak has 5H in last 18AB on road trip is 3-for-14 with 2R, 2 doubles, 1HR, 2RBI and 2BB in 4GS at 1B hit solo HR (#3) and was 1-for-3 with 1BB in Monday s win at Baltimore was his 366th career home run, tying Lance Berkman for fifth place on MLB s all-time list by switch hitters. Played all 19 innings of 4/10 loss vs. Boston, hitting a game-tying solo HR (#2) in the 16th and going 1-for-6 with 2BB/1IBB was his third career extra-inning HR (also an 11th-inning solo HR on 7/5/07 and a 12th-inning solo HR on 8/3/06, both at Los Angeles-AL w/ Texas) although it is credited to 4/10, the home run was hit on 4/11, his 35th birthday. In 2014, hit.216 (95-for-440) with 14 doubles, 22HR and 62RBI in 123G w/ the Yankees. Has reached 20HR in 11 of his 12 MLB seasons since 2003 (all but 13) and is one of six Major Leaguers with at least 11 such seasons over the span. Career Bests: 4H (22x); 3HR (3x); 7RBI (2x); 4R (2x); 1SB (22x); 14G hitting streak #24 CHRIS YOUNG OF Current/Season-High Hitting Streak: 0G/5G Of his 27H since joining the Yankees on 9/2/14, 16 have gone for extra bases (11 doubles, 5HR). Was 0-for-2 with 1BB and 1SH in Friday s win at Tampa Bay has 6H in last 16AB on road trip is 4-for-14 with 1R, 2 doubles, 1HR, 1RBI, 1BB and 1SH in 4GS (3-LF/1-RF). In 2014, hit.282 (20-for-71) with 9R, 8 doubles, 3HR and 10RBI in 23G with the Yankees joined the Major League club on 9/2 after being signed as a minor league free agent on 8/28 began the year with the Mets, batting.205 (52-for-254) with 31R, 12 doubles, 8HR and 28RBI in 88G before being DFAed on 8/9 and released on 8/15. Signed a one-year contract with the Yankees on 11/9/14 extending through Career Bests: 4H (3x); 3HR (1x); 5RBI (4x); 4R (3x); 3SB (1x); 9G hitting streak 2015 Multi-Hit Games: 1; 2-hit (1), 3-hit (0), 4-hit (0)

5 PEN NOTES #68 DELLIN BETANCES RHP Last Appearance: 4/17 at TB (1.0IP) Made his fifth appearance of the season on Friday at Tampa Bay, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning (1H, 1K) to earn his second win in Wednesday s loss at Baltimore, tossed a scoreless eighth (1.0IP, 1H, 2K) in Monday s win at Baltimore, allowed 2H and 2BB in 1.0IP (1K). In 2014, went 5-0 with one save and a 1.40 ERA (90.0IP, 14ER) in 70 relief appearances of his 270 outs, 135 came via the strikeout (50.0%). Owns the highest single-season strikeout total as a reliever in franchise history (135K in 90.0IP in 2014), surpassing Mariano Rivera s 1996 mark (130K in 107.2IP). His 4.60H/9.0IP ratio in 2014 was the best such ratio in the history of the AL and the third-best such single-season ratio in Major League history (Eric Gagne, 4.04 ratio, 37H, 82.1IP in 2003 with Los Angeles-NL; and Carlos Marmol, 4.12 ratio, 40H, 87.1IP in 2008 with Chicago-NL) min. 75.0IP. Inherited Runners/Scored: 2/1 First Batter Out/Faced: 3/5 #29 DAVID CARPENTER RHP Last Appearance: 4/15 at BAL (0.1IP) Made his fifth appearance of the season on Wednesday at Baltimore, allowing 2H and 3ER in 0.1IP (1IBB, 1HR) to suffer his first loss and blown save in 4/12 win vs. Boston, tossed 1.2 scoreless innings (1H) made second appearance in as many days in 4/10 loss vs. Boston, tossing a scoreless 11th inning (1.0IP, 1H, 1BB). In 2014, went 6-4 with three saves and a 3.54 ERA (61.0IP, 24ER) and 67K in a career-high 65 relief appearances with the Braves. Posted a 1.78 ERA (65.2IP, 13ER) with 74K in 56 relief appearances with the Braves in 2013, marking the fifth-best ERA among NL relievers. Was acquired by the Yankees with LHP Chasen Shreve from Atlanta on 1/1/15, in exchange for LHP Manny Banuelos. Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Batter Out/Faced: 4/5 #57 CHRIS MARTIN RHP Last Appearance: 4/15 at BAL (0.2IP) Made his sixth appearance of the season and second in as many games in Wednesday s loss at Baltimore, allowing 1H in 0.2IP in Tuesday s loss at Baltimore, tossed a perfect eighth inning (1.0IP, 2K) made second appearance in as many days in 4/11 loss vs. Boston, allowing 2ER in 1.0IP (2H). Made his Yankees debut in 4/6 Opening Day loss vs. Toronto, striking out the side in a perfect fifth inning (1.0IP, 3K) became the second Yankees pitcher since 1914 to strike out every batter faced in his team debut (min. 3BF), joining RHP Edwar Ramirez (3K in his Major League debut on 7/3/07 vs. Minnesota). In 2014, made his Major League debut, posting a 6.89 ERA (15.2IP, 12ER) and 14K in 16 relief appearances over two stints with Colorado (4/25-5/20 and 6/5-21). Suffered a torn labrum in his right shoulder as a college sophomore in 2005 and had surgery to repair the tear in 07 did not pitch again until 2010 during his time away from the game, worked for a shipping company and several appliance stores. Was acquired by the Yankees from Colorado on 1/13/15 in exchange for cash. Inherited Runners/Scored: 3/2 First Batter Out/Faced: 6/6 #48 ANDREW MILLER LHP Last Appearance: 4/17 at TB (1.1IP) Made his fourth appearance of the season in Friday s win at Baltimore, tossing 1.1 scoreless innings (1H, 3K) for his third save of the season in Monday s win at Baltimore, tossed 1.2 scoreless innings for his second save of the season (3K, 1HP) made his Yankees debut in 4/8 win vs. Toronto, tossing a perfect ninth (1.0IP, 1K) for his first save of the season and second of his career (also 9/7/14 at Tampa Bay w/ Baltimore). In 2014, combined w/ Boston and Baltimore to go 5-5 with 1 save and a 2.02 ERA (62.1IP, 14ER) in 73G led the AL (second in the Majors) w/ a career-high 14.87K/9.0IP (Aroldis Chapman-17.67) recorded career bests in strikeouts (103), ERA and games. Began 2014 by making 50 appearances for Boston (3-5, 2.34 ERA, 42.1IP, 11ER) before being acquired by Baltimore on 7/31 in exchange for LHP Eduardo Rodriguez went 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA (20.0IP, 3ER) and 34K in 23 appearances for the Orioles. Signed a four-year contract with the Yankees on 12/5/14 extending through Inherited Runners/Scored: 1/0 First Batter Out/Faced: 4/4 #40 BRANDEN PINDER RHP Last Appearance: 4/15 at BAL (1.0IP) Made his Major League debut in Wednesday s loss at Baltimore, tossing a scoreless seventh inning (1.0IP, 1H) was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/WB prior to the game. Made two relief appearances with the RailRiders, tossing 3.0 scoreless innings (3H, 0BB, 5K) in six spring training relief outings, was 0-1 with a 4.05 ERA (6.2IP, 3ER). In 2014, combined at Double-A Trenton and Scranton/WB to go 3-0 with 5 saves, a 2.20 ERA (32.2IP, 8ER) and 30K in 25G was on the minor league D.L. from 5/26-8/3 (groin) in four rehab starts with the GCL Yankees 2, posted a 1.29 ERA (7.0IP, 1ER). Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 First Batter Out/Faced: 1/1 #53 ESMIL ROGERS RHP Last Appearance: 4/17 at TB (2.1IP) Made his fourth appearance of the season in Friday s win at Tampa Bay, tossing 2.1 scoreless innings (1BB, 2K) made his second appearance in as many days on 4/10 vs. Boston, recording the loss after allowing 3R/2ER in 4.2IP (6H, 1BB, 4K, 1HR, 1HP). In 2014 with the Yankees, was 2-0 with a 4.68 ERA (25.0IP, 13ER) in 18 games (one start) was claimed off waivers by the Yankees from Toronto on 7/31. In 16 relief outings over two stints with Toronto in 2014, posted a 6.97 ERA (20.2IP, 16ER) was designated for assignment on 7/27 also saw time with Triple-A Buffalo, going 2-2 with a 3.14 ERA (48.2IP, 17ER) in 12 games (seven starts). Inherited Runners/Scored: 5/0 First Batter Out/Faced: 4/4 #41 JUSTIN WILSON RHP Last Appearance: 4/17 at TB (0.1IP) Made his fifth appearance of the season in Friday s win at Tampa Bay, striking out his only batter faced in the seventh in Wednesday s loss at Baltimore, allowed hits to both batters faced in the sixth (2ER) made his second appearance in as many days in 4/11 loss vs. Boston, allowing 1ER in 0.2IP (1BB, 1K). In 2014, went 3-4 with a 4.20 ERA (60.0IP, 28ER) in 70 relief appearances with Pittsburgh in 2013, went 6-1 with a 2.08 ERA (73.2IP, 17ER) in 58 relief appearances with the Pirates, ranking second among rookie relievers in ERA (first in the NL). Was acquired by the Yankees from Pittsburgh on 11/12/14 in exchange for C Francisco Cervelli. Inherited Runners/Scored: 2/2 First Batter Out/Faced: 3/5 YANKEES 2015 SCHEDULE Gm Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 1 4/6 vs. Toronto L 1-6 Hutchison (1-0) Tanaka (0-1) T4th -1.0 *48,469 (1) 4/7 OFF DAY 4th /8 vs. Toronto W 4-3 Betances (1-0) Loup (0-1) Miller (1) 1-1 T2nd , /9 vs. Toronto L 3-6 Norris (1-0) Sabathia (0-1) Castro (1) 1-2 T4th , /10 vs. Boston L 5-6 (19) Wright (1-0) Rogers (0-1) T4th , /11 vs. Boston L 4-8 Kelly (1-0) Warren (0-1) th , /12 vs. Boston W 14-4 Tanaka (1-1) Buchholz (1-1) th , /13 at Baltimore W 6-5 Pineda (1-0) Hunter (0-1) Miller (2) 3-4 T4th , /14 at Baltimore L 3-4 Gonzalez (1-1) Sabathia (0-2) Britton (2) 3-5 5th , /15 at Baltimore L 5-7 Brach (1-0) Carpenter (0-1) Britton (3) 3-6 5th ,409 4/16 OFF DAY 5th /17 at Tampa Bay W 5-4 Betances (2-0) Jepsen (0-1) Miller (3) 4-6 5th , /18 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 12 4/19 at Tampa Bay 1:10 p.m. 13 4/20 at Detroit 7:08 p.m. 14 4/21 at Detroit 7:08 p.m. 15 4/22 at Detroit 7:08 p.m. 16 4/23 at Detroit 1:08 p.m. 17 4/24 vs. New York-NL 7:05 p.m. 18 4/25 vs. New York-NL 4:05 p.m. 19 4/26 vs. New York-NL 8:05 p.m. 20 4/27 vs. Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 21 4/28 vs. Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 22 4/29 vs. Tampa Bay 1:05 p.m. 4/30 OFF DAY 23 5/1 at Boston 7:10 p.m. 24 5/2 at Boston 1:35 p.m. 25 5/3 at Boston 8:05 p.m. 26 5/4 at Toronto 7:07 p.m. 27 5/5 at Toronto 7:07 p.m. 28 5/6 at Toronto 7:07 p.m. 29 5/7 vs. Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 30 5/8 vs. Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 31 5/9 vs. Baltimore 1:05 p.m. 32 5/10 vs. Baltimore 1:05 p.m. 33 5/11 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 34 5/12 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 35 5/13 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 36 5/14 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 37 5/15 at Kansas City 8:10 p.m. 38 5/16 at Kansas City 7:10 p.m. 39 5/17 at Kansas City 2:10 p.m. 5/18 OFF DAY 40 5/19 at Washington 7:05 p.m. 41 5/20 at Washington 7:05 p.m. 5/21 OFF DAY 42 5/22 vs. Texas 7:05 p.m. 43 5/23 vs. Texas 1:05 p.m. 44 5/24 vs. Texas 8:05 p.m. 45 5/25 vs. Kansas City 1:05 p.m. 46 5/26 vs. Kansas City 7:05 p.m. 47 5/27 vs. Kansas City 1:05 p.m. 48 5/28 at Oakland 10:05 p.m. 49 5/29 at Oakland 10:05 p.m. 50 5/30 at Oakland 10:05 p.m. 51 5/31 at Oakland 4:05 p.m. 52 6/1 at Seattle 10:10 p.m. 53 6/2 at Seattle 10:10 p.m. 54 6/3 at Seattle 3:40 p.m. 6/4 OFF DAY All times are EST BOLD (Complete Game) *Denotes Sellout (# of home sellouts)