Seattle Mariners (0-1) at Texas Rangers (1-0)

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1 Seattle Mariners (0-1) at Texas Rangers (1-0) RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (0-0, ) vs. LHP Martin Perez (0-0, ) Game #2 Home #2 (1-0) Tues., April 5, 2016 Globe Life Park in Arlington 7:05 p.m. (CDT) FSSW / FM / 1540 AM RANGERS AT A GLANCE Overall Home Road Standing...1st, +0.5 GA 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... 1 Losses After Lead... 0 Score First Opp. Score First Columns below listed in a Home/Road/Total format vs. AL West /0-0/1-0 vs. AL Central /0-0/0-0 vs. AL East /0-0/0-0 Interleague /0-0/0-0 Series /0-0-0/0-0-0 Series Openers /0-0/1-0 Series Finales...0-0/0-0/0-0 Rubber Games /0-0/0-0 Lead after /0-0/1-0 Lead after /0-0/1-0 Lead after /0-0/1-0 Trail after /0-0/0-0 Trail after /0-0/0-0 Trail after /0-0/0-0 Tied after /0-0/0-0 Tied after /0-0/0-0 Tied after /0-0/0-0 Decided 7th/later /0-0/0-0 Shutouts /0-0/0-0 Decided final AB...0-0/0-0/0-0 Walk-off games ALL-TIME HOME RUN LIST Rank HR Player Cal Ripken Mike Piazza Billy Williams Darrell Evans Adrian Beltre Alfonso Soriano Miguel Cabrera WINS AND LOSSES: Texas beat Seattle 3-2 on Monday to snap a 3-game losing streak in overall season openers, and breaking a 2-game slide in the 1st home game of a campaign club is now overall on Opening Day, winning 5 of 8 beginning 2009 team is now in home openers, including at Globe Life Park in Arlington ( ), winning 6 of last 8 Rangers are now 16-9 in overall openers that take place at home, including 16-6 beginning TWO SHOTS: The Rangers will have 2 opportunities to secure a series victory against the Mariners tonight and Wednesday club has not won a March/April series since a 3-game sweep at Oakland from April 21-23, 2014, as Rangers were in 1st 8 series in 2015 before a 3-G sweep 5/4-6 at HOU Texas also went in 1st 6 home series last year before taking 3 of 4, 5/28-31 vs. BOS. Despite last year s season-opening drought in series, Rangers have still won the season s 1st series in 4 of the last 5 years beginning IN GAME TWO: The Rangers are all-time, winning 3 in a row since losing to CWS in 2012 and also capturing 6 of 8, 8 of 11, and 12 of 18 over last 15 seasons beg. 2001, only times Texas has opened at 2-0 came in 2009 and 2011 club has started season at 1-1 in each of last 4 years, and have been either 2-0 or 1-1 in 8 straight seasons beg (INSERT HARRY DOYLE LINE): The Texas offense totaled one hit yesterday, becoming the first team in the modern era (since 1900) to be held to no more than one hit in their season opener in each of 2 consecutive years (credit Elias Sports Bureau) Rangers were also one-hit in an 8-0 loss on 4/6/15 at OAK. From Elias: There have been only 4 instances in MLB s expansion era (1961 to date) of a team being held to one hit in its season opener (no opening day no-hitters) and 3 of the 4 instances have been by the Senators/Rangers franchise (also 4/13/64 vs. LA Angels). A WIN YOU DON T SEE OFTEN: According to Elias Sports Bureau, Texas became the first team since 1900 to win a season opener in which its batters had fewer than 2 hits Elias says the only other time the Senators/Rangers franchise had won such a game came on 7/27/93 at KC, when Rafael Palmeiro hit a solo home run off Kevin Appier in a 1-0 win at the freshly-renamed Kauffman Stadium. In fact, according to baseball-reference.com, yesterday s game was just the 3rd in the last 6 seasons ( ) in which the winning team s lone hit was a single only other such wins in that span were both Padres victories at Petco Park: 6/4/14 vs. PIT (3-2 win) and 6/30/14 vs. CIN (1-0 win) no A.L. game had been won in such fashion since a Mariners 1-0 win on 4/27/02 vs. NYY. VS. SEATTLE: Texas is scheduled to play the Mariners for 6 of the team s first 10 games in 2016, the current 3-game set in Arlington and another 3-game series next Monday to Wednesday in Seattle teams are scheduled to play 19 times this year Rangers went 7-12 vs. M s in 2015, part of a losing intradivision record despite winning the A.L. West, ending a span in which Texas won 7 consecutive season series ( ) and 10 of 11 ( ) against Seattle last year, Rangers lost 4 of final 5 vs. M s and went 6-6 in last 12 meetings Texas went just 3-6 vs. M s in Arlington in 15, 1st sub-.500 year against SEA at home since 2002 (4-6). Rangers are now 2-1 in season openers vs. the M s. THE GRIND: The Rangers early-season schedule has them playing for 14 consecutive days beginning with the season opener, and club is also slated to play for 23 of 24 days and 36 of 38 days at the outset the only seasons in which the Rangers played games for at least 14 consecutive days to begin a campaign came in 2005 (20 straight) and 1992 (14). COLE HAMELS posted his 1st career Opening Day win yesterday in his 3rd try it was the 1st time a Texas starter has earned the win in an opener since Colby Lewis on 4/6/12 vs. CWS Hamels became just the 5th pitcher in club history with 8+ strikeouts on Opening Day, one shy of the record of 9 K s the only other Texas O.D. starters since 1991 with at least 7.0 innings while allowing 2-R-or-less are Ken Hill (1997), Kenny Rogers (2000), and Kevin Millwood (2009). HAMELS STREAKING: Hamels has now won 8 straight reg. season decisions dating to 2015, matching longest win streak of his career (also 8, April 15-May 28, 2012) he is now 8-0, 3.16 (27 ER/77.0 IP) over his last 11 reg. season starts and the Rangers have won each of those 11 contests. SHAWN TOLLESON recorded the save yesterday with a perfect 9th inning, just the 3rd Texas pitcher to save a onerun win in a season-opener the others: Joe Nathan, 4/6/12 vs. CWS (3-2 win) and Mitch Williams (4/4/88 vs. CLE) Tolleson has converted 36 of 38 (94.7%) save chances since the start of 2015, tied with NYY s Andrew Miller (also 36-for- 38) for highest save pct. in MLB in that span (min. 20 chances). SPREAD IT AROUND: Despite one hit yesterday, 7 different Rangers reached base safely via H/BB/HBP, the 2nd-most in a season-opener in the last 5 seasons (10 in 2014 vs. PHI) 3 different Rangers had yesterday s 3 RBI. FEW HITS, BOTH WAYS: Yesterday marked just 2nd season opener in which both clubs had 4-or-fewer hits in last 9 seasons beg other instance was 4/6/15 CLE at HOU, when both teams had 3 hits in Astros 2-0 victory. TO THE LEFT: Martin Perez is slated to start tonight, as the Rangers have left-handed starters for club s 1st 2 games for just the 2nd time in Texas history (also Craig Lefferts and Charlie Leibrandt) each of Perez s 6 career April starts came in 2014, when he went 4-1, 2.95 (14 ER/42.2 IP) en route to winning Rangers April Player of the Month Award. LATE DEBUT: Tony Barnette, who has spent the last 6 seasons with the Tokyo Yakult Swallows of the Central League in Nippon Professional Baseball, is the only Texas player on the Opening Day roster seeking his MLB debut Barnette is 32 years, 148 days old entering tonight s game the only Rangers with a ML debut after turning 30 have both come since the start of 2011: RHP Yoshinori Tateyama ( on 5/24/11 vs. CWS) and INF Guilder Rodriguez ( on 9/9/14 vs. LAA). AT HOME: Following yesterday s win, Rangers have taken 11 of last 16, 16 of 22, 17 of 25, and 25 of last 34 home contests dating to last season. NIGHT MOVES: This marks only night contest in this series Texas has lost 3 of last 4 in 1st night game of a season, lone win in 2014 (Perez start) club was (.565) in night games in 2015, 2nd-highest winning pct. in the A.L. (TOR-.576, 57-42). SHORTS: Prince Fielder is receiving the 2015 Players Choice Award from the MLBPA as the A.L. Comeback Player of the Year in a pre-game ceremony tonight Derek Holland will make the presentation yesterday s 3 runs for the Rangers marked most in franchise history in a game with one or zero hits, the only instance in MLB since the start of 2015 Texas outfielders had a single chance yesterday, that coming on Choo s putout on a Ketel Marte flyout to begin the 8th inning 2B Rougned Odor had 7 assists and 8 chances yesterday, matching his career high for assists in a 9-inning game (4th time) Rangers are now 6-1 in season openers following a postseason appearance, winning 5 straight. UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent Pitchers - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) TV/Radio Wednesday, April 6 vs. Seattle RHP Colby Lewis (0-0, ) vs. LHP Wade Miley (0-0, ) 1:05 FSSW/MLBN*/105.3/1540 Thursday, April 7 at Los Angeles-AL LHP Derek Holland (0-0, ) vs. TBA 9:05 FSSW/105.3/1540 Friday, April 8 at Los Angeles-AL TBA vs. TBA 9:05 FSSW/105.3/1540 Saturday, April 9 at Los Angeles-AL LHP Cole Hamels (1-0, 2.57) vs. TBA 8:05 FSSW/105.3/1540 Sunday, April 10 at Los Angeles-AL LHP Martin Perez (tonight) vs. TBA 2:35 FSSW/105.3/1540 * For radio broadcasts, most games are on The Fan All games are broadcast in Spanish on 1540 AM ESPN Deportes All FSSW telecasts can also be viewed on FSGO app.

2 PAGE 2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER #33 Martin Perez, LHP (0-0, ) TONIGHT: The left-hander, who celebrated his 25th birthday yesterday, is scheduled to make his first start of the season tonight in the middle installment of this 3-game set with the Mariners is a member of the season-opening rotation for the 2nd time in the last 3 seasons (also started game #2 in 2014 vs. PHI) seeking his first full season with Texas since returning from Tommy John ligament replacement surgery on his left elbow on May 19, 2014 returned to the big leagues on-schedule just after the 2015 All-Star break and made 14 starts the rest of the way produced a breakout April in 2014 and appeared to be on the verge of a strong season before his elbow issues arose was selected the 2013 Rangers Rookie of the Year after posting 10 victories in his first extended major league action the Venezuela native signed a four-year contract through 2017 with club options for 2018, 2019, and 2020 on November 7, 2013 made his major league debut in 2012 at the age of 21, and was rated as one of the Rangers top five prospects by Baseball America in five straight seasons from SPRING TRAINING: Split his outings between A games and minor league contests this spring, making 3 starts on each side last worked in a minor league intrasquad on Thursday in Surprise, tossing 4.0 innings recorded a spring-high 6 strikeouts in 2nd straight start vs. COL on 3/26 in Scottsdale retired 14 of first 19 BF before allowing back-to-back doubles to open the 6th inning took loss in start on 3/21 vs. COL opened game with 3.0 scoreless inn., but Rox went 6-for-9 with a BB in the 4th and 5th innings charged with 4 R, one of which was unearned due to a Delino DeShields error. Date Opp. Dec. ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR TBF P/S 3/6 B Game vs.cws /23 3/10 vs. El Paso (AAA) /22 3/15 vs. CLE W /32 3/21 vs. COL L /44 3/26 at COL /54 3/31 Minors Intrasquad A Totals VS. SEATTLE: Was 0-1 with a 5.73 ERA (8 ER/11.0 IP) in a pair of starts against the Mariners last season, both at Safeco Field took a no-decision on 8/8 at Safeco (6.0 IP, 7 H, 3 R-2 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO), a game eventually won by the Rangers, 11-3, after the club scored 8 runs in the 11th inning was on the losing end of a 6-0 shutout loss on 9/9 at Safeco (5.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R-ER, 3 BB, 4 SO, 2 HR, 80 pitches/48 strikes) surrendered 2-run home runs to Seager and Trumbo, while the Texas offense was held to one hit with 13 strikeouts by Nuno-Farquhar- Smith start accounted for 2 of 3 HR allowed in 2015 and was first multi-hr start since 5/5/14 at COL has gone 2-2, 4.05 (15 ER/33.1 IP) in 6 career starts vs. the M s, with the Rangers winning 4 of the last 5 starts. GLOBE LIFE PARK: Earned all 3 of his victories last season at Globe Life Park, going 3-1, 4.04 (16 ER/35.2 IP) in 6 starts permitted 8 runs in 1.0 IP in first start at GLPIA on 7/28 vs. NYY and then posted a 2.08 ERA (8 ER/34.2 IP) in his next 5 home starts has won a career-high 3 straight in Arlington has gone 9-9 with a 4.10 ERA (67 ER/147.0 IP) over 28 games/24 starts in his career at Globe Life Park has a 0.55 HR per 9.0 IP rate at Globe Life Park, the lowest career figure of any pitcher in the history of this facility (min IP). GROUND CONTROL: Had a 59.9% ground ball rate in 2015, 3rd-lowest in the A.L. (min IP) behind HOU s Dallas Keuchel (62.3) and TOR s Aaron Sanchez (61.0) his 1.37 GDP/9 rate was 5th-highest in the A.L. (min IP) permitted 3 home runs in 78.2 IP last season, the lowest HR/9 rate (0.34) in the majors among pitchers with at least 75.0 IP. 2015: Returned from left elbow surgery and went 3-6, 4.46 (39 ER/78.2 IP) in 14 starts after the All-Star break logged 8 quality starts from August 1 through the end of the season to match Cole Hamels for the club lead made season debut in 2nd half opener on 7/17 at HOU and went winless over his first 3 starts with a ERA (14 ER/12.0 IP), including 8 runs in the 2nd inning of his 3rd start on 7/28 vs. NYY allowed just one run over 8.1 IP in Rangers 2-1 win over SF on 8/2 in Arlington to earn first win of the season was the 1st ML pitcher to record 25+ outs on 80 pitches-or-less since KC s Luke Hochevar on 6/12/09 vs. CIN in a CG 4-1 win only other Ranger to accomplish the feat since pitches were 1st tracked in 1988 was Kevin Brown in a CG SHO on 6/20/90 vs. MIN at Arlington Stadium (79 pitches) outing marked his first victory since 4/23/14 at OAK beginning with that 8/1 start went 2-2, 3.35 (14 ER/37.2 IP over next 6 starts RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE PEREZ S MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / PEREZ VS. SEATTLE W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / PEREZ AT GLOBE LIFE PARK W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 8.1, Aug. 2 vs. SF Innings: 9.0, 3x, last April 23, 2014 at OAK Hits: 9, 2x, last Sept. 16 vs. HOU Hits: 9, 6x, last Sept. 16, 2015 vs. HOU Runs: 8, July 28 vs. NYY Runs: 8, 2x, last July 28, 2015 vs. NYY ER: 8, July 28 vs. NYY ER: 8, 2x, last July 28, 2015 vs. NYY SO s: 6, 2x, last Sept. 27 at HOU SO s: 8, 3x, last April 18, 2014 vs. CWS Walks: 4, 2x, last Sept. 4 at LAA Walks: 4, 5x, last Sept. 4, 2015 at LAA HR: 2, Sept. 9 at SEA HR: 3, July 14, 2013 at DET Pitches: 102, Aug. 8 at SEA Pitches: 115, Aug. 11, 2013 at HOU CG s: - CG s: 2, last April 18, 2014 vs. CWS Low-Hit CG: - Low-Hit CG: 3, 2x, last April 23, 2014 at OAK CG SHO s: - CG SHO s: 2, last April 23, 2014 at OAK Win Streak: 1, 3x, last Sept. 16 Win Streak: 6, Aug. 5-Sept. 3, & CAREER SPLITS 2015 CAREER W L ERA G/S IP ER W L ERA G/S IP ER Home / / Road / / Day / / Night / / AVG AB H HR BB SO AVG AB H HR BB SO vs. Left vs. Right TOTALS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/ BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS (Including postseason) Perez vs. Seattle PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Aoki Cano Cruz Gutierrez Iannetta Marte Seager Iwakuma vs. Texas PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Andrus Beltre Chirinos Choo DeShields Desmond Fielder Moreland Odor Rua from 8/2-9/4 did not allow a home run in first 7 starts, with Steve Pearce s long ball on 8/29 vs. BAL ending a 40.1-inning homerless streak went 1-1, 5.63 (10 ER/16.0 IP) in next 3 outings, but finished the season with a 0.69 ERA (1 ER/13.0 IP) in his final 2 starts completed at least 6.0 innings and allowed one-or-fewer earned runs in 3 of his final 4 starts. BY THE NUMBERS: Held left-handed batters to a.210 average (13-62), including 0-for-8 with 4 strikeouts in his final 3 starts opponents batted.394 (50-127) with runners on base and.209 (38-182) with none on opposing batters had a.361 average (26-72) with RISP, 3rd-highest among pitchers with at least 14 starts was 1-1, 2.05 (6 ER/26.1 IP) in 4 day starts, now has career 2.45 ERA (22 ER/80.2 IP) and.220 opp. avg. in 12 G/11 GS in daytime Chris Gimenez caught 6 starts (2.72 ERA), Robinson Chirinos caught 4 starts (10.06), and Bobby Wilson caught 4 starts (3.20) allowed 2 stolen bases, the only successful steal attempts in last 30 starts (4 caught stealing in that span). POSTSEASON: Made postseason debut with start in 2015 ALDS Game 3 vs. TOR, taking loss in 5-1 Texas defeat (5.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R-ER) in matchup with Marco Estrada. TOMORROW S SCHEDULED STARTER RHP COLBY LEWIS (17-9, 4.66 in 33 starts in 15) The 36-year-old veteran enters his 11th big league season his 9th with the Rangers and will start the opening series finale against the Mariners on Wednesday afternoon tomorrow s start marks the seventh time Lewis has made an Opening Day rotation, and will enter a three-way tie for 2nd-most seasons of starting one of Texas first 5 games made 5 starts for the Rangers this spring, posting a 1-2 record with a 7.78 ERA (17ER/19.2IP) with 10 K s and 6 BB in 2015, set a career-high in wins (17) and innings pitched (204.2), as he led the Rangers in both categories was just the third different Rangers pitcher to earn at least 17 wins at the age of 35 or older (Ferguson Jenkins, 1978; Charlie Hough, ; Kenny Rogers, 2004) also tied for the team lead in starts (33) during the 2015 campaign, went 0-2 with a 3.95 ERA (6ER/13.2IP) against the Mariners, including an 8.0-inning complete game on 8/9/15 at Safeco Field..in his complete game on 8/9, allowed three earned runs on five hits with six strikeouts since returning from 2 seasons in Japan ( ), owns a 5-6 record against Seattle with a 3.34 ERA (36ER/97.0IP) with 90 strikeouts and 23 walks, including 3 complete games ranked among A.L. leaders one of just 15 American League pitchers to start at least 62 games in , this after missing much of 2012 and all of the 2013 season because of injury spent two seasons for Nippon Professional Baseball s Hiroshima Carp from , where he lead the Central League in strikeouts both seasons (183 in 08, 186 in 09).

3 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE PAGE 3 TEAM PITCHING W-L-S G ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO Starters Relievers Home Road TEAM CATCHING ERA *W-L CS SBA CS% PB PO Chirinos Holaday Stolen bases against pitchers: 0-for-0 (0 SB, 0 CS) * - as starter BULLPEN BREAKDOWN (RELIEF OUTINGS ONLY) FIRST BATTER PITCHER LAST APP. (Dec.) IP H R ER BB SO NP SV/OPP RET/FACED IR/Sc GB/FB SB/CS 43 Tony Barnette 4/1 vs. CLE (ST) Jake Diekman 4/4 vs. SEA /0 1/1 0/0 1/1 0/0 47 Sam Dyson 4/1 vs. CLE (ST) Andrew Faulkner 4/1 vs. CLE (ST) Keone Kela 4/2 vs. CLE (ST) Phil Klein 4/2 vs. CLE (ST) Shawn Tolleson 4/4 vs. SEA (Sv, 1) /1 1/1 0/0 1/0 0/0 54 Tom Wilhelmsen 4/1 vs. CLE (ST) Totals 1/1, 100.0% 2/2, 100.0% 0/0, 0.0% 2/1 0/0 TEAM PITCHING: The 4 hits allowed by the Rangers yesterday were the fewest on an Opening Day since 4/9/90 vs. TOR (3 H) staff had a 3.54 ERA (38 ER/96.2 IP) over final 11 G this spring to drop final figure from 5.32 to 4.72 staff had a 4.24 ERA in 2015, 3rd-highest in the A.L., but a drop from 2014 (4.49). STARTERS: Hamels QS yesterday was the first by a Texas starter on Opening Day since Colby Lewis in 2012 rotation returns 3 of the 4 pitchers that started for Texas in the 2015 ALDS vs. TOR (Hamels/Perez/Holland), along with Colby Lewis Holland and Lewis are the holdovers from last year s season-opening rotation rotation s 4.32 ERA in 2015 (11th in A.L.) was nearly a half-run lower than in 2014 (4.75). RELIEVERS: Diekman and Tolleson combined to retire all 6 BF yesterday bullpen returns 3 of 7 from last year s opener (Kela, Klein, Tolleson), and returns 4 from the ALDS roster (Diekman, Dyson, Kela, Tolleson) the combined totals of the 8 members of the O.D. bullpen in A games this spring: 3-0, 2.31 (15 ER/58.1 IP) in 52 outings, with opponents batting.194 (41-211) with 16 BB and 55 SO. 43 TONY BARNETTE 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is on an Opening Day roster for the 1st time in his career, seeking his MLB debut, only Texas player seeking his debut. Barnette is 32 years, 147 days old entering today s game the only Rangers with a ML debut after turning 30 have both come in the last 5 seasons: RHP Yoshinori Tateyama ( on 5/24/11 vs. CWS) and INF Guilder Rodriguez ( on 9/9/14 vs. LAA). Has spent the last 6 seasons with the Tokyo Yakult Swallows of the Central League in Nippon Professional Baseball. Graduated from Thomas Jefferson HS in Federal Way, WA in JAKE DIEKMAN 0-0-0, 0.00 vs. LHB: 0-for-1 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-2 (.000) Set down all 3 BF in 8th inning yesterday. Was part of the 7/31/15 trade with Philadelphia that also brought Cole Hamels to Texas is on an Opening Day roster for a 3rd straight year (also 3rd career). His 169 SO in are 4th-most by any LH reliever past 2 seasons had 2.08 ERA in 26 G w/ Texas following trade last year. SEA batters are career 2-for-29 (.069) with 2 BB and 11 SO in 7 G/9.0 IP by Diekman. 47 SAM DYSON 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is on an Opening Day roster for the 2nd time in his career (also 2015 w/ MIA), but is seeking 1st action in an opener. Appeared in 4 of 5 games of ALDS vs. TOR, including save in Game 1. Was 2-1, 1.15 in 31 relief outings w/ Texas after being acquired in 7/31/15 trade with Marlins. Has 5.0 SHO IP in 5 career outings vs. SEA, with M s going 1-for-16 (.063) vs. Dyson. 56 ANDREW FAULKNER 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Made 1st career Opening Day roster this year after his ML debut over final month-plus of 2015 season. Selected 2015 Rangers Minor League Reliever of the Year after being moved from rotation to bullpen on 7/10 while with Frisco (AA). Has permitted just one HR to a left-handed batter in in majors and minors. Had 4.1 SHO IP in 3 G vs. SEA in his ML debut in 15, as M s went 1-for-13 (.077). 50 KEONE KELA 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is on Rangers season-opening roster for a 2nd straight year after ML debut in 2015 saw 1st ML action in club s 2nd game in 2015 (4/7/15 at OAK). First pitcher in Texas history, and one of 3 in MLB with 20+ holds to average 10+ SO per 9 IP in 2015 (also SEA s Carson Smith and NYY s Dellin Betances). Pitched in 3 of 5 games in 2015 ALDS vs. Toronto. Allowed just one unearned run over 6 G/5.0 IP against Seattle in his ML debut last season went to Seattle s Chief Sealth International HS and also pitched at Everett (WA) Community College. 35 PHIL KLEIN 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Made the Rangers Opening Day roster for a 2nd straight year, as he was with club over season s 1st week in 2015 pitched 7th inning in last year s season-opening loss at OAK (1.0 IP, 2 H, 3 R-ER). Last ML outing was 8/5/15 vs. HOU, as he was not with club in September. Does not have rookie status after losing it due to service time in 2015 was Rangers 2014 Minor League Reliever of the Year. 37 SHAWN TOLLESON 0-0-1, 0.00 vs. LHB: 0-for-2 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-1 (.000) Retired all 3 BF in 9th yesterday for first save has converted 11 straight save chances dating back to last season. Is on the team s Opening Day roster for 3rd straight year, the only member of pitching staff to be on the OD roster all 3 years. Was slowed early in spring camp by lower back spasms, and made 3 appearances in minors contests, but final 2 outings came in A games. Ranks 6th among ML relievers with total innings in converted 35 of 37 save attempts in 2015, a club-record 94.6% save percentage. Was 2-0 w/ 2 saves, 1.13 (1 ER/8.0 IP) in 7 G vs. SEA in 2015 had 2 BB (both intentional) and 13 SO. 54 TOM WILHELMSEN 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is on an Opening Day roster for the 6th consecutive season, the last 5 with Seattle, where he spent his entire big league career before a 5-player trade on 11/16/15 is tied with Norm Charlton for 5th all-time in Mariners history with 67 saves behind Kazuhiro Sasaki (129), J.J. Putz (101), Mike Schooler (98), and David Aardsma (69) his 265 relief appearances are 6th on M s all-time list is T2nd in SEA history with 4 seasons of 50+ relief appearances, one behind Mike Jackson.

4 PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE TEAM BATTING: Club has been one-hit on Opening Day each of the last 2 seasons club totaled 6+ walks on Opening Day for the 5th time in team history, first since 4/5/05 at LAA Texas batted.300 ( ) this spring with 191 runs (5.8 R/G) also had a.324 ( ) avg. with RISP this spring in 2015, Texas ranked 3rd in A.L. with 751 runs (TOR-891, NYY-764) there are 9 position players who return from last year s season-opening roster. 2 HANSER ALBERTO AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG INFIELDER R/R Mon.: DNP Stand: Streak: 0 G Is on season-opening roster for the 1st time after making his ML debut in 2015 has been on 25-man roster (including postseason) since his 2nd call-up on 8/19/15. Batted.392 (20-51) this spring, including.484 (15-31) final 13 contests beginning 3/18. Also led Dominican Winter League with.364 (56-154) average for Cibao. 1 ELVIS ANDRUS.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.333 OBP,.000 SLG SHORTSTOP R/R Mon.: 0-for-2, BB, R Stand:.000 (0-2), BB, R Streak: 0 G Yesterday was 8th straight Opening Day start at shortstop since making his ML debut in the inaugural game of 2009 holds the Rangers record for O.D. starts at short (previous Toby Harrah-5 from ), and matched Ed Brinkman (8, ; w/ Senators) for most in franchise history (Harrah had 6 total from ) is just the 9th player in Rangers history with 8 O.D. starts, and that figure is T6th-most in club history. Hit.372 (16-43) this spring, reaching safely via hit or walk in final 8 straight. Has more HR (5) and RBI (48) vs. SEA than any other club. 29 ADRIAN BELTRE.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.000 SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R Mon.: 0-for-3, RBI, BB, ROE Stand:.000 (0-3), RBI, BB Streak: 0 G Had game-winning RBI yesterday his 67 GW RBI since joining Texas in 2011 ranks 5th among A.L. players. Started 6th straight opener at third base for Texas yesterday was his 15th consecutive Opening Day start, his 17th career O.D. game/start overall he missed the start of the 2001 campaign after offseason appendix surgery. Current service time through last season (17.096) ranks 2nd among active players behind only Alex Rodriguez (21.011). Beltre s 413 career HR are 5th all-time among those appearing primarily at 3rd base need one HR to tie Darrell Evans (414 HR) on that list. Played 5 years for SEA, career at Globe Life Park:.332/.378/.570/.948 with 91 HR and 295 RBI in 416 G home games in 2015 after All-Star break:.399 (61-153) with 10 HR and 44 RBI in 39 G. Has batted.306 (11-36) with 3 HR and 5 RBI vs. Iwakuma in his career. 61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.000 OBP,.000 SLG CATCHER R/R Mon.: 0-for-3, K Stand:.000 (0-3) Streak: 0 G Is on an Opening Day roster for 3rd straight year, 3rd time in career. Over final 9 games this spring, batted.346 (9-26). Was limited to 78 games in 2015 due to a shoulder injury that hampered him for most of August and September. 17 SHIN-SOO CHOO.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.000 SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Mon.: 0-for-3, RBI, BB, K Stand:.000 (0-3), RBI, BB Streak: 0 G Drew a bases loaded walk for the 12th time in his career, accomplishing the feat at least once in each of the last 7 seasons ( ). Yesterday was his 8th Opening Day start today. Batted.320 (8-25) in final 10 G this spring w/ 5 BB to finish at.289 missed a week in mid-march with mild back stiffness. Originally signed by SEA in 2000 and played for M s in before trade to CLE. 7 DELINO DESHIELDS.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.500 OBP,.000 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: 0-for-2, BB, HBP, R, K Stand:.000 (0-2), BB, HBP Streak: 0 G Only Ranger to reach base multiple times yesterday. Is on a 2nd straight season-opening roster after making his ML debut with Texas in 2015 did not play until 3rd game last year. Became Rangers regular centerfielder and leadoff hitter over final 3 months of 2015 selected Rangers Rookie of the Year by DFW BBWAA. Batted.314 (16-51) this spring. 20 IAN DESMOND.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.000 OBP,.000 SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: 0-for-4, 2 K Stand:.000 (0-4) Streak: 0 G Made Texas debut yesterday after signing with Rangers on Feb. 29 was 1st career reg. season game at Globe Life Park in Arlington and 3rd career game in the outfield (had 2 G with Nationals, last in 2010, with lone start in RF in 2009). Batted.326 (15-46) with 3 2B, 3B, HR, and 6 RBI this spring. 84 PRINCE FIELDER.250 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.250 SLG FIRST BASEMAN L/R Mon.: 1-for-4, RBI, 2 K Stand:.250 (1-4), RBI Streak: 1 G (1-4, RBI) Had the only hit in club s Opening Day win. Over final 13 G this spring, batted.394/.429/.636/1.065 (13-33) w/ 2 HR, 2 2B, 6 RBI. His 4 career HR vs. SEA is 4th-lowest total against any opponent (0 vs. MIL, 2 vs. TB, 3 vs. DET). 8 BRYAN HOLADAY AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG CATCHER R/R Mon.: Stand: Streak: 0 G Went 0-for-2 in lone spring game w/ TEX on Fri. vs. CLE after he was acquired from DET in trade on Tuesday over 16 games with Detroit this spring, batted.438 (14-32) with 4 HR and 12 RBI in the Grapefruit League. Is on an Opening Day roster for a 2nd time, the other in 2014 with Detroit, but is seeking 1st career action in an opener. Born in Dallas and attended W.T. White HS before playing at TCU in Ft. Worth, where he and his family currently reside. 18 MITCH MORELAND.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.000 SLG FIRST BASEMAN L/L Mon.: 0-for-3, BB, 2 K Stand:.000 (0-3), BB Streak: 0 G Yesterday was 4th straight start for Texas on O.D. at 1st base (2013 and 2016) and DH ( ). Ranked T3rd on club with 10 RBI this spring, and his 3 HR were T2nd-most. Has 10 HR and 35 RBI vs. SEA in career, both 2nd-highest totals vs. opponent (14 HR/36 RBI vs. OAK) in vs. SEA:.333 (24-72), 3 HR, 13 RBI in 23 G. 12 ROUGNED ODOR.000 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI,.250 OBP,.000 SLG SECOND BASEMAN L/R Mon.: 0-for-3, BB, R, SB, K Stand:.000 (0-3), BB, R, SB Streak: 0 G Is on an Opening Day roster for the 2nd straight year, 2nd time in his career in 2015, became 2nd-youngest (21.062) to start an opener at 2nd base for Texas (Jerry Browne in 1987). Team-high 4 HR this spring, and his 11 RBI were most among all players in ML camp batted.371 (13-35) last 11 Cactus League games. Is 5-for-11 (.455) with a HR and 2 RBI in his career vs. Iwakuma, 3rd-highest avg. of any active player (min. 10 PA) 16 RYAN RUA AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: DNP Stand: Streak: 0 G Is on the Opening Day roster for 2nd straight year (2nd overall). Had 2nd straight productive spring this year, batting.404/.443/.649/1.092 (23-57) in 22 games his average and SLG would have ranked among Cactus League top 10 if he had qualified his 23 hits were T9th in CL. 25 JUSTIN RUGGIANO AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Mon.: DNP Stand: Streak: 0 G Saw 1st career Opening Day action last year, drawing pinch walk w/ SEA on 4/6/15 vs. LAA. The Texas native went 3-for-11 w/ 2 BB in series in Arlington last year w/ SEA 4/27-29, as M s swept the 3-game set.

5 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE PAGE 5 BATTERS VS. SEATTLE AND CAREER 2016 CAREER PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Alberto Andrus Beltre Chirinos Choo DeShields Desmond Fielder Holaday Moreland Odor Rua Ruggiano PITCHERS VS. SEATTLE AND CAREER 2016 CAREER PLAYER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Barnette Diekman Dyson Faulkner Hamels Holland Kela Klein Lewis Perez Tolleson Wilhelmsen 2016 HOME RUNS Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Hanser Alberto Elvis Andrus Adrian Beltre Robinson Chirinos Shin-Soo Choo Delino DeShields Ian Desmond Prince Fielder Bryan Holaday Mitch Moreland Rougned Odor Ryan Rua Justin Ruggiano TOTALS GRAND SLAMS (0): None MULTI-HOMER GAMES (0): None BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (0): None LEADOFF HOMERS (0): None PINCH-HIT HOMERS (0): None WALKOFF HOMERS (0): None INSIDE THE PARK HOMERS (0): None HR BY PITCHERS (0): None 2016 TRANSACTIONS DATE TRANSACTION Jan. 5 LHP Cesar Ramos signed to minor league contract. Jan. 13 RHP Tom Wilhelmsen signed to 2016 contract INF Pedro Ciriaco signed to minor league contract. Jan. 14 INF Jurickson Profar signed to 2016 contract. Jan. 15 C Robinson Chirinos and RHP Tanner Scheppers signed to 2016 contracts. Jan. 18 RHP Colby Lewis signed as free agent to one-year contract. Jan. 25 RHP Shawn Tolleson signed to 2016 contract. Jan. 27 RHP Nick Tepesch signed to minor league contract. Jan. 29 LHP Jake Diekman signed to 2016 contract RHP Steve Johnson signed to minor league contract. Feb. 10 1B Mitch Moreland signed to 2016 contract. Feb. 14 1B Ike Davis signed to minor league contract. Feb. 19 Manager Jeff Banister contract team option exercised for 2018 and team option added for Feb. 20 RHP Jeremy Guthrie signed to minor league contract. Feb. 26 OF Drew Stubbs signed to minor league contract INF Hanser Alberto, OF Delino DeShields, RHP Sam Dyson, LHP Andrew Faulkner, LHP Sam Freeman, 3B Joey Gallo, RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez, RHP Luke Jackson, RHP Keone Kela, OF Pat Kivlehan, RHP Phil Klein, RHP Jose Leclerc, OF Nomar Mazara, 2B Rougned Odor, RHP Anthony Ranaudo, OF Ryan Rua, and RHP Connor Sadzeck agreed to terms on 2016 contracts. Feb. 29 OF Ian Desmond signed as free agent to one-year contract RHP Tanner Scheppers placed on 60-day disabled list, retroactive to Feb. 18, with torn articular cartilage in his left knee. March 1 LHP Alex Claudio, RHP Nick Martinez, and LHP Yohander Mendez agreed to terms on 2016 contracts. March 10 C Kellin Deglan, RHP Myles Jaye, and RHP Scott Williams assigned to minor league camp. March 14 OF Patrick Kivlehan optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Jose Leclerc, LHP Yohander Mendez, RHP Connor Sadzeck optioned to Frisco (AA) RHP Steve Johnson released. March 21 LHP Alex Claudio, 3B Joey Gallo, OF Nomar Mazara, INF Jurickson Profar, and RHP Anthony Ranaudo optioned to Triple-A Round Rock... OF Lewis Brinson, OF Ryan Cordell, RHP Francisco Mendoza, and INF Drew Robinson assigned to minor league camp. March 25 RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez optioned to Triple-A Round Rock C Brett Nicholas and RHP Nick Tepesch assigned to minor league camp. March 26 OF James Jones assigned to minor league camp. March 28 RHP Jeremy Guthrie released from minor league contract. March 29 RHP Nick Martinez optioned to Round Rock (AAA) OF Drew Stubbs released from minor league contract C Bryan Holaday acquired from Detroit Tigers in exchange for C Bobby Wilson and RHP Myles Jaye. March 30 1B Ike Davis and C Michael McKenry assigned to minor league camp. April 2 RHP A.J. Griffin, LHP Cesar Ramos, and INF Pedro Ciriaco assigned to Round Rock (AAA). April 3 RHP Yu Darvish placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 25) for right elbow surgery rehab C Chris Gimenez placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 27) with infection in lower left leg OF Josh Hamilton placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 25) for left knee surgery rehab RHP Luke Jackson placed on 15-day disabled list (retroactive to March 25) with stress reaction in his lower back DISABLED LIST Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible Games Missed Record Yu Darvish 15-day Right elbow surgery April 3 (March 25) April Chris Gimenez 15-day Lower left leg infection April 3 (March 27) April Josh Hamilton 15-day Left knee surgery April 3 (March 25) April Luke Jackson 15-day Lower back stress reaction April 3 (March 25) April Tanner Scheppers 60-day Right shoulder surgery Feb. 29 (Feb. 18) June

6 PAGE 6 TEXAS TEAM BATTING Runs, Game...3, April 4 vs. SEA Runs, Inning...3, April 4 vs. SEA (5th) Hits, Game...1, April 4 vs. SEA Hits, Inning...1, April 4 vs. SEA (5th) Fewest Hits, Game...1, April 4 vs. SEA Doubles...N/A Triples...N/A Home Runs...N/A Home Runs, Both Clubs...2, April 4 vs. SEA (SEA-2, TEX-0) Extra Base Hits...N/A Total Bases...1, April 4 vs. SEA Stolen Bases...1, April 4 vs. SEA Walks...6, April 4 vs. SEA Strikeouts...10, April 4 vs. SEA Left on Base (9 innings)...7, April 4 vs. SEA Left on Base (Extras)...N/A TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits...1, Fielder, April 4 vs. SEA Runs...1, 3x Home Runs...N/A RBI...1, 3x Total Bases...1, Fielder, April 4 vs. SEA Doubles...N/A Triples...N/A Extra-Base Hits...N/A Stolen Bases...1, Odor, April 4 vs. SEA Walks...1, 6x Strikeouts...2, 3x Hitting Streak...1, Fielder (April 4) TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts...11, April 4 vs. SEA Walks...3, April 4 vs. SEA Fewest Walks...3, April 4 vs. SEA Runs Allowed, Game...2, April 4 vs. SEA Runs Allowed, Inning...1, 2x Hits Allowed, Game...4, April 4 vs. SEA Hits Allowed, Inning...1, 4x Home Runs...2, April 4 vs. SEA Consecutive Scoreless Innings...7, April 4 vs. SEA (current) TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter...7.0, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Fewest Innings, Starter...7.0, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Innings, Reliever...1.0, 2x Strikeouts, Starter...8, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Strikeouts, Reliever...2, Tolleson, April 4 vs. SEA Runs Allowed...2, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Earned Runs Allowed...2, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Hits Allowed...4, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Home Runs Allowed...2, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA Pitches...104, Hamels, April 4 vs. SEA TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak...1, April 4 (current) Losing Streak...N/A Longest Game, Innings...9.0, April 4 vs. SEA Longest Game, Time, 9 inn...2:38, April 4 vs. SEA Longest Game, Time, Xtra...N/A Shortest Game, Time...2:38, April 4 vs. SEA Largest Crowd, Home...49,289, April 4 vs. SEA Largest Crowd, Road...N/A Winning Margin...1, April 4 vs. SEA Losing Margin...N/A Largest Deficit in Win...2, April 4 vs. SEA Largest Deficit in 9th, Win...N/A Largest Lead in Loss...N/A Errors...1, April 4 vs. SEA *-Club record #-Ties club record RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE RANGERS STATISTICS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Alberto Andrus Beltre Chirinos Choo DeShields Desmond Fielder Holaday Moreland Odor Rua Ruggiano STARTS BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Alberto Andrus Beltre Chirinos Choo DeShields Desmond Fielder Holaday Moreland Odor Rua Ruggiano RUNS BY INNING Texas Opp RECORD BY MONTH April May June July August Sept. Oct 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 Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5BI+ Total Alberto Andrus Beltre Chirinos Choo DeShields Desmond Fielder Holaday Moreland Odor Rua Ruggiano STARTING PITCHING (starts only) Pitcher Last Start W-L Streak GS QS RSA P/GS SB/CS K/9 BB/9 HR/9 GB/FB GIDP Team W-L Hamels April 4 vs. SEA 1-0 W / / Perez Lewis Holland

7 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, TUESDAY, MARCH APRIL 5, 31, SEATTLE PHILADELPHIA PAGE DAY-BY-DAY GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 1 4/4 SEATTLE W, st +0.5 Hamels (1-0) Hernandez (0-1) Tolleson (1) 2:38 49,289 49, /5 SEATTLE 7:05p 3 4/6 SEATTLE 1:05p 4 4/7 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 5 4/8 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 6 4/9 at Los Angeles-AL 8:05p 7 4/10 at Los Angeles-AL 2:35p 8 4/11 at Seattle 9:10p 9 4/12 at Seattle 9:10p 10 4/13 at Seattle 2:40p 11 4/14 BALTIMORE 7:05p 12 4/15 BALTIMORE 7:05p 13 4/16 BALTIMORE 7:05p 14 4/17 BALTIMORE 2:05p 4/18 OFF DAY 15 4/19 HOUSTON 7:05p 16 4/20 HOUSTON 7:05p 17 4/21 HOUSTON 7:05p 18 4/22 at Chicago-AL 7:10p 19 4/23 at Chicago-AL 1:10p 20 4/24 at Chicago-AL 1:10p 21 4/25 NEW YORK-AL 7:05p 22 4/26 NEW YORK-AL 7:05p 23 4/27 NEW YORK-AL 7:05p 4/28 OFF DAY 24 4/29 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 25 4/30 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 26 5/1 LOS ANGELES-AL 2:05p 27 5/2 at Toronto 6:07p 28 5/3 at Toronto 6:07p 29 5/4 at Toronto 6:07p 30 5/5 at Toronto 6:07p 31 5/6 at Detroit 6:10p 32 5/7 at Detroit 12:10p 33 5/8 at Detroit 12:10p 34 5/9 CHICAGO-AL 7:05p 35 5/10 CHICAGO-AL 7:05p 36 5/11 CHICAGO-AL 1:05p 5/12 OFF DAY 37 5/13 TORONTO 7:05p 38 5/14 TORONTO 7:05p 39 5/15 TORONTO 2:05p 40 5/16 at Oakland 9:05p 41 5/17 at Oakland 9:05p 42 5/18 at Oakland 2:35p 43 5/20 at Houston 7:10p 44 5/21 at Houston 6:15p 45 5/22 at Houston 1:10p 46 5/23 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 47 5/24 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 48 5/25 LOS ANGELES-AL 1:05p 5/26 OFF DAY 49 5/27 PITTSBURGH 7:05p 50 5/28 PITTSBURGH 6:15p 51 5/29 PITTSBURGH 2:05p 52 5/30 at Cleveland 5:10p 53 5/31 at Cleveland 5:10p 54 6/1 at Cleveland 5:10p 6/2 OFF DAY 55 6/3 SEATTLE 7:05p 56 6/4 SEATTLE 8:05p 57 6/5 SEATTLE 2:05p 58 6/6 HOUSTON 7:05p 59 6/7 HOUSTON 7:05p 60 6/8 HOUSTON 7:05p 61 6/9 HOUSTON 1:05p 62 6/10 at Seattle 9:10p 63 6/11 at Seattle 9:10p 64 6/12 at Seattle 3:10p 65 6/13 at Oakland 9:05p 66 6/14 at Oakland 9:05p 67 6/15 at Oakland 9:05p 68 6/16 at Oakland 2:35p 69 6/17 at St. Louis 7:15p 70 6/18 at St. Louis 3:15p 71 6/19 at St. Louis 1:15p 72 6/21 CINCINNATI 7:05p 73 6/22 CINCINNATI 7:05p 6/23 OFF DAY 74 6/24 BOSTON 7:05p 75 6/25 BOSTON 8:20p 76 6/26 BOSTON 2:05p 77 6/27 at New York-AL 6:05p 78 6/28 at New York-AL 6:05p 79 6/29 at New York-AL 6:05p 80 6/30 at New York-AL 12:05p 81 7/1 at Minnesota 7:10p 82 7/2 at Minnesota 1:10p 83 7/3 at Minnesota 1:10p 84 7/4 at Boston 12:35p 85 7/5 at Boston 6:10p 86 7/6 at Boston 6:10p 87 7/7 MINNESOTA 7:05p 88 7/8 MINNESOTA 7:05p 89 7/9 MINNESOTA 8:05p 90 7/10 MINNESOTA 2:05p

8 PAGE 8 RANGERS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016 SEATTLE GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 7/11 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/12 ALL-STAR GAME (San Diego) 7/13 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/14 ALL-STAR BREAK 91 7/15 at Chicago-NL 1:20p 92 7/16 at Chicago-NL 1:20p 93 7/17 at Chicago-NL 1:20p 94 7/18 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 95 7/19 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 96 7/20 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 7/21 OFF DAY 97 7/22 at Kansas City 7:15p 98 7/23 at Kansas City 6:15p 99 7/24 at Kansas City 1:15p 100 7/25 OAKLAND 7:05p 101 7/26 OAKLAND 7:05p 102 7/27 OAKLAND 7:05p 103 7/28 KANSAS CITY 7:05p 104 7/29 KANSAS CITY 7:05p 105 7/30 KANSAS CITY 7:05p 106 7/31 KANSAS CITY 2:05p 8/1 OFF DAY 107 8/2 at Baltimore 6:05p 108 8/3 at Baltimore 6:05p 109 8/4 at Baltimore 6:05p 110 8/5 at Houston 7:10p 111 8/6 at Houston 6:10p 112 8/7 at Houston 1:10p 113 8/8 at Colorado 7:40p 114 8/9 at Colorado 2:10p 115 8/10 COLORADO 7:05p 116 8/11 COLORADO 1:05p 117 8/12 DETROIT 7:05p 118 8/13 DETROIT 7:05p 119 8/14 DETROIT 2:05p 120 8/15 OAKLAND 7:05p 121 8/16 OAKLAND 7:05p 122 8/17 OAKLAND 7:05p 8/18 OFF DAY 123 8/19 at Tampa Bay 6:10p 124 8/20 at Tampa Bay 5:10p 125 8/21 at Tampa Bay 12:10p 8/22 OFF DAY 126 8/23 at Cincinnati 6:10p 127 8/24 at Cincinnati 6:10p 128 8/25 CLEVELAND 7:05p 129 8/26 CLEVELAND 7:05p 130 8/27 CLEVELAND 7:05p 131 8/28 CLEVELAND 2:05p 132 8/29 SEATTLE 7:05p 133 8/30 SEATTLE 7:05p 134 8/31 SEATTLE 1:05p 9/1 OFF DAY 135 9/2 HOUSTON 7:05p 136 9/3 HOUSTON 3:05p 137 9/4 HOUSTON 2:05p 138 9/5 at Seattle 3:10p 139 9/6 at Seattle 9:10p 140 9/7 at Seattle 9:10p 141 9/8 at Seattle 9:10p 142 9/9 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05p 143 9/10 at Los Angeles-AL 8:05p 144 9/11 at Los Angeles-AL 2:35p 145 9/12 at Houston 7:10p 146 9/13 at Houston 7:10p 147 9/14 at Houston 7:10p 9/15 OFF DAY 148 9/16 OAKLAND 7:05p 149 9/17 OAKLAND 7:05p 150 9/18 OAKLAND 2:05p 151 9/19 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 152 9/20 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 153 9/21 LOS ANGELES-AL 7:05p 9/22 OFF DAY 154 9/23 at Oakland 8:35p 155 9/24 at Oakland 3:05p 156 9/25 at Oakland 3:05p 157 9/26 MILWAUKEE 7:05p 158 9/27 MILWAUKEE 7:05p 159 9/28 MILWAUKEE 7:05p 9/29 OFF DAY 160 9/30 TAMPA BAY 7:05p 161 9/1 TAMPA BAY 7:05p 162 9/2 TAMPA BAY 2:05p