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1 Cleveland Indians (0-0) at Texas Rangers (0-0) RHP Corey Kluber (0-0, ) vs. RHP Yu Darvish (0-0, ) Game #1 Home #1 Mon., April 3, 2017 Globe Life Park in Arlington 6:08 p.m. (CDT) FSSW / ESPN / FM / 1270 AM OPENING GAME: The Rangers open their 46th season since moving to Texas against the Cleveland Indians tonight at Globe Life Park in Arlington team is opening at home for the 3rd time in 4 years and 7th time in last 9 seasons beginning 2009 in overall openers that take place at home, Rangers have gone 16-9, winning 5 of 6 and going 16-6 since losing 1st 3 instances in Texas is overall on Opening Day, with last year s 3-2 win vs. SEA snapping a stretch of 3 straight losses club won 4 in a row from , but has dropped 8 of 13, 10 of 16, and 12 of the last 19 openers overall. HOME OPENER: This is the 26th time in club history to open a campaign in Arlington Texas has dropped 2 of its last 3 home openers after winning 5 in a row from Texas is in the opener at Globe Life Park in Arlington. BECAUSE THE NIGHT: The Rangers are playing a night game in the team s season opener due to the ESPN national telecast the Rangers last opened the season at night in 2015 at Oakland, losing 8-0 in club history, the Rangers have played a home night game in a season opener on 11 occasions, last on 4/9/90 vs. TOR (4-2 win - winning pitcher Nolan Ryan: 5.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R) club is 7-4 in those 11 games, winning 4 straight and 7 of the last 8. This will be the first night game in a home opener for Texas since 1995 vs. Cleveland at then The Ballpark in Arlington, when the start of the season schedule was altered due to the work stoppage the last scheduled night home opener was 1993 against Boston at Arlington Stadium. ALL POINTS WEST: The Rangers first 42 games - over a quarter of the way into the 2017 season - are scheduled to take place in the Central and Pacific Time Zones, as each of those contests will be played in just 3 states: Texas, California, and Washington the Rangers 1st game outside of those 3 states, or in the Eastern Time Zone, does not come until a 3-city road trip from May to DET, BOS, and TOR. The Rangers play the club s 1st 32 games against teams from the A.L. West and A.L. Central divisions the Rangers even play a pair of N.L. clubs (SD and PHI) before team s 1st matchup with an A.L. East squad (5/19-21 at DET) VS. CLEVELAND: This marks the only trip to Arlington this season for the defending American League champs Texas went 5-2 against the Tribe in 2016, taking 3 of 4 in last meeting from 8/25-28 here in Arlington it marked the 1st time for the Rangers to win the season series vs. CLE since 2012 (5-4) Texas has won 8 of the last 11 meetings beginning 5/17/15, this after a span in which Texas went 1-13 vs. Tribe from 6/11/13-5/16/15 in Arlington, Rangers are 6-8 since start of 2013 after going 12-3 from Texas leads all-time, in Arlington and at Globe Life Park. This will be the Rangers 5th season opener vs. CLE, which will tie 2 other clubs (5 each for CWS/NYY) for most openers by opponent in Texas history of the other 4, the 1st was on 4/10/82 at CLE (8-3 TEX win), and the most recent 3 were all in Arlington: 4/3/84 (9-1 CLE win), 4/4/88 (4-3 TEX win), and 4/6/09 (9-1 TEX win). YU AND THE OPENER: Yu Darvish is scheduled for his 1st start in an MLB opener tonight, although he did the honors for 5 straight seasons while with Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters in Japan from Darvish will be the 5th pitcher born in Japan to start the season opener for an MLB club the others: Hideo Nomo (2000 for DET, for LAD), Daisuke Matsuzaka (2008 for BOS in Tokyo), Hiroki Kuroda (2009 for LAD), and Masahiro Tanaka ( for NYY also scheduled to start for NYY in 2017). Darvish has won his 1st start of the season in each of his 1st 4 ML campaigns: 4-0, 2.05 (6 ER/26.1 IP), 6 BB, 32 SO,.194 opp. avg. (19-98) included in these numbers was 4/2/13 at HOU in Rangers 2nd game that season, when he lost a perfect game bid with 2 outs in the 9th inning. MIXING IT UP: Darvish will be the 9th different pitcher to start an opener for Texas in a span of 9 seasons beginning 2009 no other club has used as many as 8 different starters in the past 8 seasons, although 4 teams have used 7 in that span: KC, MIN, OAK, SD also, the Rangers have used 27 O.D. starters in the first 45 years in team history the only other MLB teams to use as many as 27 O.D. starters in that span ( ) are PIT (31) and OAK (29). ROSTER BREAKDOWN: The Rangers are returning 10 players from the 2016 season-opening roster, fewest since 8 carry overs from the campaigns the returnees: Elvis Andrus, Tony Barnette, Robinson Chirinos, Shin-Soo Choo, Delino DeShields, Sam Dyson, Cole Hamels, Rougned Odor, Martin Perez, and Ryan Rua tonight s roster also boasts 17 holdovers from the team s 2016 ALDS roster. There are 9 players on an Opening Day roster for the first time: LHP Dario Alvarez, RHP Matt Bush, LHP Alex Claudio, 3B Joey Gallo, RHP Mike Hauschild, RHP Jose Leclerc, OF Nomar Mazara, INF/OF Jurickson Profar, INF/OF Drew Robinson Hauschild, Leclerc, and Robinson are the only rookies on the roster Hauschild and Robinson are the only players seeking a MLB debut, and they are also the only players on the 25-man roster that have yet to appear for Texas at some point in their careers. BELTRE STREAK TO END: With his placement on the disabled list on Sunday, Adrian Beltre will be missing an Opening Day for just the 2nd time in his career (also 2001 after offseason appendix surgery) entering this season, Beltre is one of just 3 players to have started for his team in 15 straight openers beginning 2002 (also Albert Pujols and Jimmy Rollins). ELVIS CLIMBS THE CHARTS: Elvis Andrus is scheduled to make his 9th straight season opener start at shortstop since making his ML debut in the inaugural game of 2009 (vs. CLE) he holds the WSH/TEX franchise record for opener starts at short (previous Ed Brinkman-7, ; w/ Senators) Andrus would also become just the 6th player in Rangers history with 9 starts in a season opener, and that figure would be T3rd-most in club history. MOST OVERALL OPENING DAY STARTS FOR TEXAS No. Player Years No. Player Years 11 Ivan Rodriguez Juan Gonzalez 92-94,96,98-99, Michael Young Hank Blalock Rafael Palmeiro , Buddy Bell , Toby Harrah , Elvis Andrus Jim Sundberg THE BIG SHORT: Over the last 13 seasons ( ), the Rangers have had just 2 shortstops in season openers: Michael Young (5, ) and Elvis Andrus (8, ) the only other club to employ as few as 2 O.D. SS over that span is Philadelphia: Jimmy Rollins (11, ) and Freddy Galvis (2015) just one other club has used 3 SS in that span: NYY (Derek Jeter, Eduardo Nunez, Didi Gregorius). ELVIS AND THE TRIBE: Elvis Andrus has hit safely in 53 of 57 career games vs. CLE with a.366/.434/.495/.930 (79-216) slash line holding his highest marks in those categories against any A.L. opponent went 0-for-4 on 6/8/14 vs. CLE to snap career-opening 39-G hit streak vs. Tribe, 2nd-longest by any player vs. one opponent in modern era to Vladimir Guerrero s career-opening 44-G streak vs. TEX from 4/9/04-8/4/06 previous club record was 27 straight games by Ivan Rodriguez against TB, 6/2/98-6/23/00. FACING THE CHAMPS: Texas is facing the defending American League champions in a season opener for the 1st time since 2003, when Rangers played at Anaheim against the reigning World Series winners this will mark just the 4th time that a season-opening opponent will have played in the previous year s World Series, but 1st instance vs. a team that lost the prior Fall Classic the 3 that won: 1974 vs. OAK (won in 73), 1978 vs. NYY (won in 77), 2003 at ANA (won in 02) this year marks the Rangers 1st season opener against a team that made the playoffs in the previous year since 2015 (at OAK) Texas will face a playoff team for the 2nd time in 3 years in a season opener, this after no instances since 2006 (vs. BOS). OPENING DAY SHORTS: Rangers are 1-2 all-time in season-openers on April 3, all in Arlington last April 3 opener was 2006 (7-3 loss vs. BOS) in last 15 years ( ), Rangers have had just 3 players start the opener at 3rd base: Hank Blalock, Michael Young, Adrian Beltre the O.D. Texas RF has had a 4-letter last name for 10 straight years: Sammy Sosa (2007), Marlon Byrd (2008), Nelson Cruz ( ), Alex Rios (2014), and Shin-Soo Choo ( ) Rangers are 5-2 in season openers following a postseason appearance, winning 4 of 5. SHORTS: Martin Perez will turn 26 years old on Tuesday, when he is scheduled to start Game 2 tonight s ESPN broadcast will feature the Sunday Night Baseball crew: Dan Shulman, Aaron Boone, Jessica Mendoza, and Buster Olney. UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent Pitchers - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) TV/Radio Tuesday, April 4 vs. Cleveland LHP Martin Perez (0-0, ) vs. RHP Carlos Carrasco (0-0, ) 7:05 FSSW/105.3/1270 Wednesday, April 5 vs. Cleveland LHP Cole Hamels (0-0, ) vs. RHP Danny Salazar (0-0, ) 7:05 FSSW/105.3/1270 * For radio broadcasts, most games are on The Fan All games are broadcast in Spanish on KFLC 1270 AM All FSSW telecasts can also be viewed on FSGO app.

2 PAGE 2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER #11 Yu Darvish, RHP (0-0, ) TONIGHT: The 30-year-old right-hander is slated to start tonight s season opener with the Cleveland Indians here at Globe Life Park in Arlington will be his 1st career start in an MLB opener, although he started 5 straight in Japan from ranked among the American League s top 10 in strikeouts, opponents average, and WHIP in the 2nd half of the 2016 campaign since making his major league debut in 2012, has compiled a career record with a 3.29 ERA over exactly 100 starts a three-time All-Star ( ), he has twice been the Rangers Pitcher of the Year ( ) and ranked among A.L. Cy Young Award vote-getters in both 2013 (2nd) and 2012 (9th) has piled up strikeouts at a historic pace, as his 812 K s over his first 100 career starts set a major league record, 46 more than Chris Sale (766) over his first 100 starts (credit Elias Sports Bureau) has retired at least the 1st 15 batters in a game 5 different times in his career, twice taking a no-hitter into the 8th inning already ranks among alltime club leaders in ERA (3rd, 3.29), win pct. (3rd,.605), WHIP (5th, 1.183), and strikeouts (7th) enters this season with 46 wins, 5 wins shy of Tomo Ohka for 5th place on the all-time wins by ML pitchers born in Japan. FIRST OPENER: Was announced as the club s Opening Day starter on March 22 by Rangers manager Jeff Banister tonight will be his 1st career start in an MLB opener, although he started 5 straight in Japan from went 1-3 with a 3.83 ERA (17 ER/40.0 IP) in the 5 opening day assignments in Japan will be the 5th pitcher born in Japan to start the season opener for an MLB club the others: Hideo Nomo (2000 for DET, for LAD), Daisuke Matsuzaka (2008 for BOS in Tokyo), Hiroki Kuroda (2009 for LAD), and Masahiro Tanaka ( for NYY also scheduled to start for NYY in 2017). STARTING NINE: Darvish will be the 9th different pitcher to start an opener for Texas in a span of 9 seasons beginning 2009 no other club has used as many as 8 different starters in the past 8 seasons, although 4 teams have used 7 in that span: KC, MIN, OAK, SD also, the Rangers have used 27 O.D. starters in the first 45 years in team history the only other MLB teams to use as many as 27 O.D. starters in that span ( ) are PIT (31) and OAK (29). OPENING ACT: Has won his 1st start of the season in each of his 1st 4 ML campaigns: 4-0, 2.05 (6 ER/26.1 IP), 6 BB, 32 SO,.194 opp. avg. (19-98) included in these numbers was his 4/2/13 start at HOU in Rangers 2nd game that season, when he lost a perfect game bid with 2 outs in the 9th inning. VS. THE TRIBE: Has gone 1-2 with a 3.12 ERA (9 ER/26.0 IP) over 4 career starts against the Indians has not faced the Tribe since a no decision in a 4-3, 12 inning loss on 8/3/14 at Progressive Field (7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R-ER, 2 BB, 8 SO) left in line for the win, but Neftali Feliz surrendered a game-tying 2-R HR by David Murphy in the 9th and Michael Brantley hit a walk-off HR off Phil Klein in the 12th. SPRING TRAINING: Was 2-0, 2.84 (4 ER/12.2 IP) over 4 starts in A games this spring last started in an A game on 3/18 at CIN, as he pitched in a minor league game on 3/24 and threw a bullpen late last week faced Oklahoma City (Dodgers-AAA) on 3/24 in Surprise, allowing 3 R (1 ER) over 6.0 innings of work matched spring high with 6 strikeouts on 3/18 at CIN issued a pair of leadoff walks that both resulted in runs for the Reds, although one was unearned due to an error.whiffed 6 of 16 BF (all swinging strikeouts) over 3.1 IP in outing on 3/13 vs. SF led off the game with a walk of Denard Span, who would score the only SF run took ND in start on 3/7 vs. COL, allowing a 2-R HR to Irving native Trevor Story in the 1st inning posted scoreless 3rd despite Ryan Rua error in LF issued walk to only BF in 4th and was removed due to pitch count pitched 1.2 scoreless innings on 2/26 at KC in Surprise started a simulated game on 3/2 on Rangers back fields vs. minor league hitters. Date Opp. Dec. ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR TBF P/S 2/26 at KC W /19 3/2 Simulated /31 3/7 vs. COL /34 3/13 vs. SF W /18 at CIN /24 vs. OKC (minors) /53 A Totals AT GLOBE LIFE PARK: Was 6-2 with a 4.26 ERA (27 ER/57.0 IP) over 10 starts in Arlington last season surrendered 8 of his 12 HR last season in Arlington as opponents batted.235/.292/.398 at GLPIA compared to.185/.254/.306 on the road is with a 3.23 ERA (124 ER/345.2 IP) over 53 career starts at this facility his.683 win percentage is 2nd-highest all time at Globe Life Park (min. 25 GS) behind only Aaron Sele (.692, 27-12) among active pitchers with at least 50 career starts, Darvish has the 4th-highest home percentage, trailing Clayton Kershaw (.710, 71-29), Zack Greinke (.688, 88-40), and Jered Weaver (.687, 79-36). RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2017 CLEVELAND DARVISH S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / DARVISH VS. CLEVELAND W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Career / DARVISH AT GLOBE LIFE PARK IN ARLINGTON W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO / Career / HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 7.0, 3x, last Sept. 24 at OAK Innings: 9.0, June 11, 2014 vs. MIA Hits: 8, Aug. 17 vs. OAK Hits: 11, Aug. 6, 2012 at BOS Runs: 7, Sept. 17 vs. OAK Runs: 7, 4x, last Sept. 17, 2016 vs. OAK ER: 7, Sept. 17 vs. OAK ER: 7, 3x, last Sept. 17, 2016 vs. OAK SO s: 12, Sept. 30 vs. TB SO s: 15, Aug. 12, 2013 at HOU Walks: 5, Aug. 24 at CIN Walks: 6, 5x, last Sept. 19, 2013 at TB HR: 3, Aug. 2 at BAL HR: 3, 2x, last Aug. 2, 2016 at BAL Pitches: 110, Aug. 29 vs. SEA Pitches: 130, May 16, 2013 vs. DET CG s: CG s: 2, last July 23, 2014 at NYY (4.1 IP) Low-Hit CG: Low-Hit CG: 6, June 11, 2014 vs. MIA CG SHO s: CG SHO s: 1, June 11, 2014 vs. MIA Win Streak: 3, Aug. 12-Aug. 29 Win Streak: 6, Aug. 28, April 7, & CAREER SPLITS 2016 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) Darvish vs. Cleveland PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Almonte Brantley Encarnacion Gomes Jackson Pérez Ramírez Santana Kluber vs. Texas PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Andrus Gomez Lucroy Mazara Napoli Odor Profar STRIKEOUTS: Has 812 strikeouts through first 100 career games, a major league record (2nd: Tim Lincecum, 756), well ahead of the next-closest A.L. pitcher on that list (Corey Kluber-657) his 812 K s are also a ML record for any pitcher s 1st 100 starts (credit Elias Sports Bureau), 46 more than Chris Sale (766) over his 1st 100 starts his SO total over his 1st 4 ML seasons (in which he appeared) ranks 6th, this despite at least 130 fewer innings than any of the 5 pitchers ahead of him on that list his career SO figure ranks 20th in MLB since the start of 2012, this despite missing roughly a season and a half has averaged SO/9 IP in his career, the highest figure of any starter in ML history with 500+ innings nextclosest starter on the list is Randy Johnson (10.61) holds club single-month strikeout records for 4 of the 6 months (April, May, June, August). 2016: Returned to the mound for the first time since 2014, but was limited to 17 starts due to a pair of disabled list stints as he returned from Tommy John surgery on 3/17/14 finished 7-5, 3.41 (38 ER/100.1 IP) in 17 starts with Texas, posting a WHIP along with 31 BB/132 SO averaged 11.8 SO/9, and his 4.25 SO/BB ratio was easily the best in any season in his career produced 3 of his 4 highest game scores (baseball-reference.com) in September among pitchers with at least 50.0 innings after the All-Star break, Darvish s SO/9 (113 SO/84.2 IP) ranked 2nd in MLB to only ARI s Robbie Ray (12.04). TOMORROW S SCHEDULED STARTER LHP MARTIN PEREZ (10-11, 4.39 in 33 games/starts in 2016) The left-hander is scheduled to make his 2017 debut tomorrow night vs. CLE on his 26th birthday is starting Texas 2nd game of the season for the 3rd time in his career (also in 2014 and 2016) earned a pair of no decisions in his season-opening starts in 2014 vs. PHI and in 2016 vs. SEA went 1-0 with a 2.79 ERA (3 ER/9.2 IP) in 3 games/starts in A contests this spring competed for Venezuela in the 2017 World Baseball Classic started two games for Venezuela, going 0-1 with a 7.50 ERA (5 ER/6.0 IP) made lone start vs. CLE last year on 8/26/16 in Arlington, a 12-1 TEX defeat (5.2 IP, 10 H, 6 R-ER, 0 BB, 2 SO) career 0-1, (12 ER/8.2 IP) in 3 G/2 GS vs. Tribe Rangers went 12-6 in Perez s 18 starts at Globe Life Park in 2016 won 6 straight decisions at Globe Life Park from 5/24-8/16/16 is 5-3 in 11 career starts in the month of April career April ERA (3.47) and WHIP (1.197) marks are the lowest of any month has thrown 2 of his 3 career complete games in April (last 4/23/14 at OAK) made a team-best and career-high 33 starts in 2016, starting 13 more games than his previous career high of 20 starts in 2013 also achieved career highs in IP (198.2) and SO (103) in 2016 his career-high innings were the 6th-most by a Texas pitcher age 25 or younger and the most since Jose Guzman threw in 1988 matched a career high with 10 wins in 2016, 1 of 2 Texas pitchers to win 10+ games in 2016 (Hamels with 15 wins) set a club record with a ML-high 36 GIDP completed his first full major league season in 2016 saw two seasons cut short in following Tommy John ligament replacement surgery on his left elbow on 5/19/14 was the only member of the Texas rotation to not miss a start in 2016 matched the longest win streak of his career with 6 consecutive victories from 5/24-6/26/16.

3 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2017 CLEVELAND 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 Lucroy 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 39 Dario Alvarez (L) 3/29 at KC (ST) Tony Barnette 3/29 Simulated (ST) Matt Bush 3/29 Simulated (ST) Alex Claudio (L) 3/29 Simulated (ST) Sam Dyson 3/29 Simulated (ST) Mike Hauschild 3/28 at COL (ST) Jeremy Jeffress 3/29 Simulated (ST) Jose Leclerc 3/29 at KC (ST) Totals 0/0, 0.0% 0/0, 0.0% 0/0, 0.0% 0/0 0/0 TEAM PITCHING: Staff finished with a 4.11 ERA this spring that was lowest since March 4 (4.06) the combined ERA of the 12 pitchers on the season-opening roster in A games: 3.21 (44 ER/123.1 IP). STARTERS: Club s season-opening 4-man rotation features 4 of team s top 6 in starts in 2016: Perez (1st-33), Hamels (2nd-32), Griffin (3rd-23), Darvish (6th-17) the quartet also accounted for 39 of rotation s 54 wins (72.2%) last season. RELIEVERS: Bullpen returns just 2 relievers from last year s season-opening roster the 8 members of the season-opening bullpen made a combined 48 appearances in A games this spring, compiling a 2.40 ERA (17 ER/63.2 IP). 39 DARIO ALVAREZ (L) 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Has made a season-opening roster for the 1st time in his 4th ML season seeking the 1st April or May action of his career in the big leagues. In 10 A appearances this spring: 0.79 ERA (1 R-ER/11.1 IP),.195 opp. avg. (8-41) his 10 outings tied Leclerc for team lead this spring. Saw 1st extended MLB action in 2016, spending time in NYM/ATL/TEX organizations has whiffed 41 of 113 batters faced in his ML career, rate of SO/9 faced 41 LH batters in 2016, whiffed 18 of them (43.9%). 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 2nd straight year after making his ML debut in 2016 did not appear in last year s opener joins Dyson as only active members of last year s season-opening bullpen to return (Diekman is on DL). In 2016, became the 1st American-born pitcher with 50+ appearances in his 1st ML season at age 32-or-older in baseball history (also 6 natives of Japan, one from Korea) was 32 years, 148 days old for ML debut on 4/5/16 vs. SEA, 2nd-oldest in Rangers history (RHP Yoshinori Tateyama on 5/24/11 vs. CWS). His 2.09 relief ERA in 16 ranked 8th in the A.L., best among Rangers relievers, 2nd-best among A.L. rookie relievers (HOU s Chris Devenski-1.61). 51 MATT BUSH 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 after impressive rookie season in 2016 seeking 1st April outing of his ML career. Last 12 ML outings, including 2 appearances in the 2016 ALDS vs. TOR: 0.00 ERA, 1 R-0 ER, 15.0 IP, 3 BB, 18 SO,.118 opp. avg. (6-51). In rookie season in 2016, ranked among the A.L. relief leaders in opp. OPS (4th,.525), wins (T5th, 7), opp. SLG (7th,.281), opp. OBP (8th,.244), WHIP (9th, 0.941), holds (10th, 22), ERA (15th, 2.48). 58 ALEX CLAUDIO (L) 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 in his 4th ML season spent bulk of 2016 campaign on active Rangers roster, as he made just 6 appearances in the minors. Pitched for Puerto Rico in World Baseball Classic (4 G, 3.1 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 SO), including an appearance in the championship game vs. Team USA. Career vs. LH batters:.193/.218/.307/.526 (22-114) with 4 BB/31 SO. 47 SAM DYSON 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is on a season-opening roster for the 3rd straight year and 3rd time overall (2015 w/ MIA, 2016 w/ TEX) has yet to pitch in an opener. Over his 8 spring outings in the Cactus League and with the World Baseball Classic champion Team USA this spring: 9.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 6 SO. Has converted saves in both career outings vs. CLE, both in Converted 18 of 19 save chances in Arlington last season career at Globe Life Park: 4-1, 0.96 (6 ER/56.1 IP), 11 BB, 53 SO, WHIP, 20-for-21 in save tries (lone blown save 8/16/16 vs. OAK). 49 MIKE HAUSCHILD 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Dayton, Ohio native is seeking his ML debut after making the Rangers season-opening roster selected by TEX from HOU in Rule 5 Draft on 12/8/16, 1st such pick by Rangers since club selected HOU s Delino DeShields in 2014 (see full Rule 5 history chart on media guide page 175). Was 0-1, 2.70 (6 ER/20.0 IP) in 8 G/3 GS this spring for Texas, 6 BB/18 SO and.240 (18-75) opp. avg did not allow runs in any of his 5 relief appearances this spring (10.2 IP). 23 JEREMY JEFFRESS 0-0-0, vs. LHB: 0-for-0 (.000) vs. RHB: 0-for-0 (.000) Is in his 1st full season with Texas after being acquired in a trade with MIL on 8/1/16. Allowed just 2 UER in 6 G/7.0 IP for TEX this spring in A games. Has twice appeared in a season-opener in his career: 3/31/14 w/ TOR at TB (1.0 IP, 3 H, 3 R-ER) and 4/6/15 w/ MIL vs. COL (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R). 62 JOSE LECLERC 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 after making his ML debut in Final 7 G w/ TEX last season beginning 9/8: 7.2 SHO IP, 2 BB, 7 SO. Tied for club lead with 10 A appearances this spring, posting 3.97 ERA (5 ER/11.1 IP) with 6 BB/13 SO and.179 (7-39) opp. avg final 5 G this spring: 5.2 IP, 0 R, 2 BB, 7 SO, opponents 2-for-18.

4 PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2017 CLEVELAND TEAM BATTING: Club batted.261 ( ) over final 23 G in spring training with 104 runs (4.5 R/G) 20 HR in final 23 G overall for spring, team s.239 avg. was 2nd-lowest in MLB (BAL-.238) also had 2nd-lowest OBP at.305 (DET-.299) and 4th-lowest SLG at.382 (ATL-.351, WAS-.380, HOU-.377). 1 ELVIS ANDRUS AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG SHORTSTOP R/R Scheduled to make his 9th straight Opening Day start at shortstop since making his ML debut in the inaugural game of 2009 (vs. CLE) he holds the WSH/TEX franchise record for opener starts at short (previous Ed Brinkman-7, ; w/ Senators) would also become just the 6th player in Rangers history with 9 starts in a season opener, and that figure would be T3rd-most in club history (see chart on front page). Has hits in just one of his last 5 season openers (1-for-18), but had a BB and R last year vs. SEA went 1-for-4 in ML debut on O.D. on 4/6/09 vs. CLE, a 2nd-inning double off Cliff Lee in his first ML plate appearance. Has hit safely in 53 of 57 career games vs. CLE with a.366/.434/.495/.930 (79-216) slash line holding his highest marks in those categories against any A.L. opponent. Did not play this spring until 3/11 after offseason sports hernia surgery batted.286 (10-35) w/ HR and 6 RBI in 14 A games reached safely via H or BB in 7 of last 9 games, RBI in 4 of final 6 G. 29 ADRIAN BELTRE AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG THIRD BASEMAN R/R With his placement on the disabled list on Sunday (right calf tightness), Beltre will be missing an Opening Day for just the 2nd time in his career (also 2001 after offseason appendix surgery) entering the 2017 season, Beltre was one of just 3 players to have started for his team in 15 straight openers beginning 2002 (also Albert Pujols and Jimmy Rollins) played for Dominican Republic in World Baseball Classic. First date eligible to be activated is Sunday enters this season with 2942 hits, 35th all-time and one behind Frank Robinson (2943) has 445 HR, 41st all-time and 4th-most among players appearing primarily at 3B in their career. 61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG CATCHER R/R Is on an Opening Day roster for 4th straight year, 4th time in career started both openers at catcher in , combined 0-for-5 in his 2 O.D. contests. Played in 6 G in WBC for Venezuela:.214 (3-14), 2 RBI, BB, HBP was team s primary catcher after injury to Salvador Perez hit.313 (5-16) w/ 3 2B in 9 A games with Texas this spring. Signed contract extension covering the 2018 season on 3/21/17 with club option for SHIN-SOO CHOO AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Seeking his 9th Opening Day start tonight is 0-for-10 w/ 2 BB in his 3 Rangers openers after hits in 4 of 1st 5 career O.D. games. Has started last 2 TEX openers in RF after starting in LF in his 1st season with club in 2014 has started 8 straight O.D. games, including 4 straight with CLE from the 2009 game was here in Arlington. His 20 spring games were the most of any veteran on the 40-man roster, as he ranked 7th on team with 55 plate appearances. 7 DELINO DESHIELDS AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Is on a 3rd straight season-opening roster only O.D. game was in 2016 vs. SEA (0-2, BB, HBP, R), a start in CF as the leadoff batter. Had a.323/.442/.355/.797 slash line in 80 PA s this spring, batting.389 (14-36) over final 14 G beg. 3/12 was successful in all 14 steal attempts this spring, most in MLB, 3 more than next-closest player his 14 BB were T1st in Cactus League and T2nd in MLB, while.442 OBP ranked 4th in CL. Was Rangers 2015 Rookie of the Year, establishing career highs in most categories that season. 13 JOEY GALLO AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG 1B / 3B / OF L/R Is on a season-opening roster for the 1st time has one career PA in majors in April or May, a pinch AB on 5/23/16 vs. LAA. Tied Drew Robinson for club lead w/ 4 HR this spring despite missing a week with mild inflammation in left hamstring Gallo over his final 10 A games this spring:.273/.333/.636/.969 (9-33), 3 HR, 8 RBI, 7 R, BB, 2 HBP. Seeking to snap season-ending 0-for-22 drought from CARLOS GOMEZ AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Will be in his 1st opener with Texas after re-signing with the club in December has started 9 straight O.D. games:.270 (10-37), 2 HR, 3 RBI his 9 O.D. games are most among active Rangers has gone 1-for-16 in openers the last 4 years his 4-hit game in 2010 MIL opener remains one of 9 G of 4+ hits on O.D. since Batted.359/.404/.744/1.148 (14-39) w/ 4 2B, 3B, 3 HR, 12 RBI, 9 R in 16 G for Texas this spring went 3-for-7 w/ BB, HBP, 2B, 3 RBI in 3 G from 3/29-4/1 after his return from suffering a jammed left shoulder while sliding into 3rd base on 5th-inning triple on 3/21 vs. CWS. Since start of 2013, is only ML player with 70+ HR, 250+ RBI, and 100+ SB. 25 JONATHAN LUCROY AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG CATCHER R/R Will be in 1st opener with Texas has batted.294 (5-17) with BB and RBI in his 5 O.D. games with MIL, as he has started 5 straight. Played just 8 A games with Texas, batting.292 (7-24), as he played with champion Team USA in the WBC: 4-for-15 w/ an RBI, BB, R in 4 G. Has hits in 5 of 6 career games vs. Tribe at.385 (10-26), including a 2-HR game on 8/25/15 at CLE. 30 NOMAR MAZARA AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER L/L Is on his 1st season-opening roster, as he was called up last year and made his ML debut in Rangers 7th game of the season on 4/10/16 at LAA last April:.333/.392/.460/.852 (21-63) in 17 G. Enters today at age would be just 10th Ranger to start a season opener at less than 22 years of age, just the 3rd since Hank Blalock did it in 2002 (Elvis Andrus in ; Rougned Odor in 2015). Had.994 (2 E/309 TC) fielding pct. in 2016 w/ 7 OF assists, 9th-highest fielding mark in MLB among OF ers w/ 7+ assists had 97 GS in RF, 33 GS in LF. Batted.283 (17-60) this spring, hits in 16 of 22 games had 13 starts/67.0 innings in RF and 6 starts/27.0 innings in LF. 5 MIKE NAPOLI AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG FIRST BASEMAN R/R Has appeared in openers for 6 straight years, and has 8 O.D. games overall his other 2 openers w/ TEX were both starts at 1B in his lone O.D. HR came w/ Texas on 4/1/11 vs. BOS, a 3-R shot in the 4th off Jon Lester that gave Rangers a 5-4 lead in eventual 9-5 victory. Spent lone season with CLE in 2016, leading Tribe in HR (career-high 34) and RBI vs. CLE since start of 2011:.329 (28-85), 2 HR, 15 RBI in 22 G. With an appearance tonight, would become the 5th player in Rangers history with 3 separate tours of ML duty with the club (also Bill Haselman, Kenny Rogers, Ruben Sierra, Darren Oliver). Has played in postseason in 2 straight and 8 of last 10 seasons, joining TOR s Russell Martin as only players who can make that claim. Hit.295/.347/.568/.915 (13-44) this spring w/ 3 2B, 3 HR, 9 RBI in 19 G. 12 ROUGNED ODOR AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG SECOND BASEMAN L/R Is on season-opening roster for the 3rd straight year, 3rd time in his career has started 2 straight openers at 2B, going 0-for-7 w/ BB, HBP, R. Signed 6-year contract extension ( ) on Thursday w/ club option for 2023, youngest Ranger ever (23) to receive contract of 6+ seasons. His 58 career HR are most by a 2B in ML history before an age-23 season, 4th-highest figure at the position overall since Odor in 6 G in w/ Team Venezuela in WBC:.263 (5-19), 2 HR, 2B, 4 RBI, only player on Team Venezuela w/ multiple HR. His uncle, Rouglas, is CLE s AAA hitting coach (Columbus), and was hitting coach in WBC for Venezuela.

5 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2017 CLEVELAND PAGE 5 19 JURICKSON PROFAR AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG INF / OF S/R Is on Rangers season-opening roster for the 1st time has never played a ML game in March/April. Career.382/.417/.676/1.093 (13-34) w/ 2 HR/3 RBI in 11 G vs. CLE, highest AVG, SLG, OPS vs. any opponent w/ 4+ G made ML debut on 9/2/12 at CLE, HR in 1st career PA (4th pitch) off Zach McAllister career 3-for-5 vs. Kluber, including HR on 5/31/16 at CLE. Excluded from WBC All-Tournament Team despite batting.464 (13-28) w/ HR, 5 2B, 4 RBI, 3 BB, 6 R, OPS for Team Netherlands that reached the semifinals. 18 DREW ROBINSON AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG INF / OF L/R Seeking ML debut after making season-opening roster just 10 Rangers position players have made ML debut in a season opener, including only 3 since 1994: Hank Blalock in 2002, Ian Kinsler in 2006, Elvis Andrus in Batted.246/.355/.477/.832 (16-65) w/ 4 HR, 12 RBI, and 10 BB in 29 G this spring ranked among team leaders in HR (T1st), RBI (T2nd), BB (2nd), TB (2nd, 31), XBH (T2nd, 7), R (2nd, 11). 16 RYAN RUA AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, OBP, SLG OUTFIELDER R/R Is on the Opening Day roster for 3rd straight year (3rd overall) had only hit for Texas in 2015 opener (4/6/15 at OAK), a single to lead off the 8th inning in his only career O.D. action. Had 3rd straight productive spring this year, batting.339/.361/.542/.903 (20-59) w/ 3 HR, 3 2B, 13 RBI in 21 G hits in 12 of last 13 G led team in RBI and TB (32), going 8-for-16 w/ RISP. Cleveland-area native (Amherst, OH), he homered in one of his 3 career games vs. Indians on 6/1/16 at CLE HOME RUNS Player Total Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Elvis Andrus /24 at OAK (Alcantara-2) Adrian Beltre /25 at OAK (Cotton) Robinson Chirinos /1 vs. TB (Odorizzi) Shin-Soo Choo /5 at BOS (Price) Delino DeShields /21 at TB (Smyly) Joey Gallo /26 vs. OAK (Gray) Carlos Gomez /28 vs. MIL (Thornburg) Jonathan Lucroy /2 vs. TB (Whitley) Nomar Mazara /20 vs. LAA (Wright) Mike Napoli /16 vs. DET (Fulmer) Rougned Odor /30 vs. TB (Andriese) Jurickson Profar /29 vs. KC (Volquez) Drew Robinson NA Ryan Rua /31 vs. SEA (Venditte) 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 2017 TRANSACTIONS DATE TRANSACTION Jan. 13 C Robinson Chirinos, LHP Jake Diekman, RHP Sam Dyson, RHP A.J. Griffin, RHP Jeremy Jeffress, INF Jurickson Profar, and RHP Tanner Scheppers agreed to terms on 2017 contracts. Jan. 17 OF Josh Hamilton and RHP Dillon Gee signed to minor league contracts. Jan. 19 RHP Tyson Ross signed as free agent to one-year contract RHP Brady Dragmire designated for assignment. Jan. 27 RHP Brady Dragmire assigned outright to Round Rock (AAA). Feb. 8 C Brett Hayes signed to minor league contract. Feb. 10 RHP Anthony Bass signed to minor league contract. Feb. 13 LHP Adam Loewen signed to minor league contract. Feb. 14 RHP Eddie Gamboa aquired from Tampa Bay in exchange for PTBNL or cash considerations LHP Jake Diekman placed on 60-day disabled list following ulcerative colitis surgery 1B/DH Prince Fielder placed on 60-day disabled list following neck surgery. Feb. 16 1B Mike Napoli signed as free agent to one-year contract. Feb. 17 C A.J. Jimenez signed to minor league contract. Feb. 23 INF Hanser Alberto, LHP Dario Alvarez, RHP Matt Bush, LHP Alex Claudio, LHP Andrew Faulkner, RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez, RHP Mike Hauschild, RHP Jose Leclerc, RHP Nick Martinez, OF Nomar Mazara, C Brett Nicholas, 2B Rougned Odor, INF/OF Drew Robinson, OF Ryan Rua, and RHP Tyler Wagner agreed to terms on 2017 contracts. Feb. 25 OF Delino DeShields, 3B Joey Gallo, RHP Eddie Gamboa, 1B Ronald Guzman, RHP Keone Kela, LHP Yohander Mendez, and RHP Connor Sadzeck agreed to terms on 2017 contracts. March 6 LHP Andrew Faulkner, LHP Yohander Mendez, and RHP Connor Sadzeck optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Ariel Jurado, LHP Adam Loewen, and RHP Jose Valdespina reassigned to minor league camp. March 20 INF Ronald Guzman and RHP Tyler Wagner optioned to Round Rock (AAA) C Patrick Cantwell, RHP Brady Dragmire, INF/OF Josh Hamilton, 3B Will Middlebrooks, OF Travis Snider, C Jose Trevino, and LHP Wesley Wrigh reassigned to minor league camp. March 21 C Robinson Chirinos signed to one-year contract extension through 2018 with club option for March 24 RHP R.J. Alvarez, INF Doug Bernier, C Brett Hayes, and OF Cesar Puello reassigned to minor league camp. March 27 OF Jared Hoying reassigned to minor league camp RHP Eddie Gamboa optioned to Round Rock (AAA) 1B James Loney released. March 28 C A.J. Jimenez and RHP Allen Webster reassigned to minor league camp. March 29 RHP Nick Martinez optioned to Round Rock (AAA). March 31 RHP Keone Kela optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Anthony Bass and C Steven Lerud assigned to minor league camp RHP Dillon Gee released from minor league contract. April 2 RHP Dillon Gee signed to major league free agent contract and optioned to Round Rock (AAA) RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez placed on 60-day disabled list with partial tear of UCL in his right elbow RHP Andrew Cashner placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to April 1, with right biceps soreness INF Hanser Alberto placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 30, with right shoulder tightness 3B Adrian Beltre placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 30, with right calf tightness C Brett Nicholas placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 30, following left knee surgery RHP Tyson Ross placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 30, following Thoracic Outlet Syndrome surgery RHP Tanner Scheppers placed on 10-day disabled list, retroactive to March 30, with left abdominal discomfort DISABLED LIST Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible Games Missed Record Hanser Alberto 10-day Right shoulder tightness April 2 (March 30) April Adrian Beltre 10-day Right calf tightness April 2 (March 30) April Brett Nicholas 10-day Left knee surgery April 2 (March 30) April Tyson Ross 10-day Thoracic Outlet Syndrome surgery April 2 (March 30) April Tanner Scheppers 10-day Left abdominal discomfort April 2 (March 30) April Andrew Cashner 10-day Right biceps soreness April 2 (April 1) April Jake Diekman 60-day Ulcerative colitis surgery Feb. 14 June Prince Fielder 60-day Neck disc herniation surgery Feb. 14 June Chi Chi Gonzalez 60-day Right elbow UCL partial tear April 2 June

6 PAGE 6 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, APRIL 3, 2017 CLEVELAND 2017 SPRING TRAINING RESULTS ( ) THE SPRING SUMMARY: Texas went in its last 6, in last 8, and in the club s final 11 contests this spring to finish with a winning record at the 17 wins matched last spring s total, T2nd-most by Texas since moving to the Cactus League in 2003 club finished in last 23 contests after opening the spring with a mark Rangers were in final 11 games in Surprise, and finished with a mark as the home team, including games at the home team in San Antonio and Arlington. DATE OPPONENT RESULT WINNER LOSER SAVE FIRST PITCH/TOG TV-RADIO/ATT. Feb. 25 Kansas City Royals L, 5-7 Stout (1-0) Bass (0-1) Caramo (1) 2:41 5,134 Feb. 26 Kansas City Royals W, 6-4 Darvish (1-0) Zimmer (0-1) Reyes (1) 2:55 4,556 Feb. 27 Milwaukee Brewers L, 0-5 Marinez (1-0) Dragmire (0-1) 2:48 2,426 Cleveland Indians L, 2-3 Otero (1-0) Wagner (0-1) Narveson (1) 2:44 2,364 Feb. 28 Arizona Diamondbacks L, 4-8 Bracho (1-0) Jurado (0-1) 3:03 2,556 March 1 Los Angeles Angels L, 2-3 Valdez (1-0) Loewen (0-1) 2:59 3,227 March 2 Oakland A s L, 1-5 Hahn (1-0) Hauschild (0-1) 2:40 3,326 March 3 Seattle Mariners W, 8-2 Sadzeck (1-0) Overton (0-1) 2:44 5,084 March 4 Milwaukee Brewers L, 1-7 Oliver (1-0) Mendez (0-1) 2:51 4,656 March 5 Chicago Cubs T, 9-9 (9) - - 3:29 11,048 March 6 Seattle Mariners L, 0-9 Smyly (1-0) Griffin (0-1) 2:48 5,483 March 7 Colorado Rockies L, 2-3 Dunn (1-0) Jeffress (0-1) Jemiola (1) 2:45 4,019 March 8 Open Date March 9 Team Venezuela L, 4-6 Ledezma Gonzalez Carvallo 2:56 3,052 March 10 Los Angeles Dodgers L, 2-12 McCarthy (1-1) Hamels (0-1) 3:11 13,077 March 11 Chicago White Sox W, 5-1 Griffin (1-1) Covey (1-1) 2:46 4,879 Oakland A s L, 7-8 Shore (1-0) Wolff (0-1) 3:01 6,072 March 12 Chicago White Sox (ss) W, 10-8 Wright (1-0) Burdi (0-1) R. Alvarez (1) 3:30 4,138 March 13 San Francisco Giants W, 7-1 Darvish (2-0) Samardzija (0-2) 2:35 11,216 March 14 Arizona Diamondbacks L, 0-12 Corbin (2-1) Gonzalez (0-1) 2:59 11,008 March 15 Cleveland Indians W, Slack (1-0) Clevinger (2-1) 3:40 6,567 March 16 Open Date March 17 Los Angeles Angels W, 6-5 Scheppers (1-0) Adams (0-1) Gardewine (1) 3:15 7,133 Cleveland Indians (ss) L, 2-3 Salazar (1-0) Griffin (1-2) Plutko (2) 2:20 21,252 March 18 Cincinnati Reds T, 3-3 (9) - - 2:37 3,515 Cleveland Indians (ss) W, 8-4 Dragmire (1-1) Narveson (0-2) 2:46 28,674 March 19 Seattle Mariners W, 3-2 Gamboa (1-0) Fien (0-1) Kela (1) 2:36 6,395 March 20 San Diego Padres L, 2-3 Hand (1-0) R. Alvarez (0-1) 2:18 5,647 March 21 Chicago White Sox W, 4-3 Barnette (1-0) Covey (1-2) 3:00 5,337 March 22 Los Angeles Angels (ss) W, 7-4 Webster (1-0) Meyer (0-1) Richman (1) 3:23 5,846 March 23 Los Angeles Dodgers L, 2-10 Kershaw (2-1) Gee (0-1) 3:25 7,556 March 24 San Diego Padres W, 4-3 Perez (1-0) Chacin (0-1) Cook (1) 2:48 4,545 March 25 Seattle Mariners L, 1-3 Overton (1-1) Martinez (0-1) Scribner (1) 2:27 9,549 March 26 Los Angeles Dodgers W, 3-2 Hamels (1-1) Kazmir (0-1) Bass (1) 2:51 7,839 March 27 Colorado Rockies W, 6-5 Claiborne (1-0) Freeland (2-2) Feigl (1) 3:23 4,148 March 28 Colorado Rockies W, 4-3 Griffin (2-2) Senzatela (0-4) Claudio (1) 2:47 10,077 March 29 Kansas City Royals T, 0-0 (9) - - 2:11 4,200 March 30 Open Date March 31 Kansas City Royals W, 3-0 Hamels (2-1) Kennedy (2-1) Cashner (1) 2:34 16,932 April 1 Kansas City Royals W, 5-3 Webster (2-0) Hammel (0-2) 2:26 16,143 Home Games in Bold ss-split squad BATTERS VS. CLEVELAND AND CAREER 2016 CAREER PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Andrus Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Gomez Lucroy Mazara Napoli Odor Profar Robinson Rua PITCHERS VS. CLEVELAND AND CAREER 2016 CAREER PLAYER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Alvarez Barnette Bush Claudio Darvish Dyson Griffin Hamels Hauschild Jeffress Leclerc Perez BATTERS ON OPENING DAY - CAREER PLAYER G AVG AB H HR RBI Andrus Chirinos Choo DeShields Gallo Gomez Lucroy Mazara Napoli Odor Profar Robinson Rua

7 RANGERS GAME NOTES MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2014 PHILADELPHIA PAGE 7 TEXAS RANGERS SEASON OPENERS WINNING LOSING YEAR DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE PITCHER PITCHER ATTENDANCE /15 at California L 0-1 Messersmith Bosman 13, /7 Chicago L 1-3 Wood Bosman 22, /4 Oakland L 2-7 Hunter Bibby 21, /8 Minnesota L 4-11 Blyleven Jenkins 28, /9 Minnesota W 2-1 (11) Perry Campbell 28, /7 at Baltimore W 2-1 Blyleven Palmer 31, /8 New York W 2-1 Matlack Gossage 40, /7 at Detroit W 8-2 Jenkins Rozema 43, /10 New York W 1-0 (12) Lyle Underwood 33, /9 at New York L 3-10 John Matlack 55, /10 at Cleveland W 8-3 Hough Waits 62, /4 Chicago W 5-3 Butcher Hoyt 13, /3 Cleveland L 1-9 Sutcliffe Hough 21, /8 at Baltimore L 2-4 Aase Rozema 49, /8 Toronto W 6-3 Guzman Stieb 40, /6 at Baltimore L 1-2 Aase Harris 51, /4 Cleveland W 4-3 Hough Codiroli 37, /4 Detroit W 4-0 Hough Morris 40, /9 Toronto W 4-2 Ryan Stottlemyre 40, /8 Milwaukee L 4-5 Knudson Ryan 40, /6 at Seattle W Fireovid Schooler 56, /5 at Baltimore W 7-4 Lefferts Sutcliffe 46, /4 at New York L 3-5 Key Brown 56, /26 at New York L 6-8 Key Rogers 50, /1 Boston W 5-3 Hill Clemens 40, /1 Milwaukee W 6-2 Hill McDonald 45, /31 Chicago L 2-9 Navarro Burkett 45, /5 Detroit L 5-11 Moehler Helling 46, /3 Chicago W 10-4 Rogers Sirotka 49, /1 at Tor. (P.R.) L 1-8 Loaiza Helling 19, /1 at Oakland L 3-8 Mulder Park 43, /30 at Anaheim W 6-3 Valdes Lackey 43, /5 at Oakland L 4-5 Bradford Nelson 45, /5 at LA of Anaheim L 2-3 Colon Drese 43, /3 Boston L 3-7 Schilling Millwood 51, /2 at LA of Anaheim L 1-4 Lackey Millwood 43, /31 at Seattle L 2-5 S. Green Millwood 46, /6 Cleveland W 9-1 Millwood Lee 49, /5 Toronto W 5-4 Francisco Frasor 50, /1 Boston W 9-5 Oliver Bard 50, /6 Chicago-AL W 3-2 Lewis Danks 49, /31 at Houston L 2-8 Norris Harrison 41, /31 Philadelphia L Lee Figueroa 49, /6 at Oakland L 0-8 Gray Gallardo 36, /4 Seattle W 3-2 Hamels Hernandez 49,289 TOTALS TEXAS RANGERS HOME OPENERS WINNING LOSING YEAR DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE PITCHER PITCHER ATTENDANCE /21 California W 7-6 Bosman Wright 20, /7 Chicago L 1-3 Wood Bosman 22, /4 Oakland L 2-7 Hunter Bibby 21, /8 Minnesota L 4-11 Blyleven Jenkins 28, /9 Minnesota W 2-1 (11) Perry Campbell 28, /11 Cleveland W 3-2 Devine LaRoche 25, /8 New York W 2-1 Matlack Gossage 40, /10 Cleveland W 5-0 Kern Wise 22, /10 New York W 1-0 (12) Lyle Underwood 33, /14 Cleveland L 1-7 Waits Matlack 22, /12 New York L 7-10 Righetti Tanana 32, /4 Chicago W 5-3 Butcher Hoyt 13, /3 Cleveland L 1-9 Sutcliffe Hough 21, /12 Milwaukee L 6-11 Gibson Tanana 27, /8 Toronto W 6-3 Guzman Stieb 40, /10 Milwaukee L 8-11 Nieves Guzman 42, /4 Cleveland W 4-3 Hough Codiroli 37, /4 Detroit W 4-0 Hough Morris 40, /9 Toronto W 4-2 Ryan Stottlemyre 40, /8 Milwaukee L 4-5 Knudson Ryan 40, /13 California L 0-3 Abbott Guzman 41, /9 Boston W 3-1 Ryan Dopson 40, /11 Milwaukee L 3-4 Navarro Rogers 46, /27 Cleveland L 6-11 Martinez Gross 32, /1 Boston W 5-3 Hill Clemens 40, /1 Milwaukee W 6-2 Hill McDonald 45, /31 Chicago L 2-9 Navarro Burkett 45, /5 Detroit L 5-11 Moehler Helling 46, /3 Chicago W 10-4 Rogers Sirotka 49, /3 Anaheim W 3-2 Rogers Schoeneweis 49, /5 Anaheim L 1-3 Schoeneweis Valdes 49, /4 Seattle L 4-6 Franklin Cordero 49, /9 Anaheim W 12-4 Dickey Ortiz 50, /11 Anaheim L 6-7 (10) Shields Dickey 50, /3 Boston L 3-7 Schilling Millwood 51, /6 Boston W 2-0 Tejeda Wakefield 51, /8 Baltimore L 1-8 Burres Jennings 48, /6 Cleveland W 9-1 Millwood Lee 49, /5 Toronto W 5-4 Francisco Frasor 50, /1 Boston W 9-5 Oliver Bard 50, /6 Chicago-AL W 3-2 Lewis Danks 49, /5 Los Angeles-AL W 3-2 Scheppers Downs 48, /31 Philadelphia L Lee Figueroa 49, /10 Houston L 1-5 McHugh Holland 48, /4 Seattle W 3-2 Hamels Hernandez 49,289 TOTALS Total - 1,785,583