Springfield Cardinals (0-1) at Corpus Christi Hooks (1-0) Friday, April 5, 2013 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 7:05 pm

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1 Springfield Cardinals (0-1) at Corpus Christi Hooks (1-0) Friday, April 5, 2013 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 7:05 pm ON THE RECORD: 1-0 Home 0-0 Road 1-0 Series 0-0 Sweeps W 1 Streak 1-0 Last Last 10 STELLAR START: The ninth season of Hooks Baseball kicked off in style as Corpus Christi bested Springfield 3-2 last night at Whataburger Field. Ross Seaton picked up the victory, holding the Cards to a pair of runs on four hits thru five innings. Jake Buchanan utilized a couple double plays to polish off three frames of scoreless relief and Jason Stoffel authored a perfect ninth to secure win No. 1 of the season. George Springer wasted little time to build upon his 2012 success, launching a two-run dinger just to the left of the batters eye in center field with two away in the third. Nine-hole hitter Rene Garcia went 3-for-3 with two runs scored and two doubles. Domingo Santana posted hits in his first two at-bats, including a double down the left-field line in the fourth. The Hooks, having claimed six of their last seven season-opening contests, now stand 6-3 on Opening Night. SPRINGFIELD TONIGHT S PITCHING MATCHUP CORPUS CHRISTI Scott McGregor (5-2, 6.31 ERA in 12) 15th round pick of St. Louis in the 2008 draft Went a combined 5-2 with a 6.31 ERA in 13 starts plus one relief appearance between Springfield and Palm Beach in struck out 33 & walked 20 in 67.0 IP...posted a 1.49 WHIP Began the year with PBC and made two starts, allowing two earned runs in 8.0 innings before promotion First appearance with SPR was out of the bullpen on 6/23: 2.0 IP, 3 ER, 6 H, 2 BB, 0 SO Made back-to-back starts against CC 8/12 & 8/18, going 0-1 with a ERA (10 ER in 7.0 IP) In 4 GS from July 16-August 1, went 4-0 with a 1.95 ERA (6 ER in 27.2 IP) With SPR, righties hit.297 (43-for-145) against him, while left-handed batter hit.344 (31-for-90) Missed all of the 2011 after he had Tommy John surgery Also split 2010 between PB and SPR, going 10-8 with a 3.14 ERA in 31 games, 20 of them starts Prior to the season rated by Baseball America as having the best control in the St. Louis system As a freshman at the University of Memphis in 06, named to the Conference-USA Second Team and All-Freshman after he went 7-3 for the Tigers Led Memphis in GS from and paced the team in strikeouts in 08. Nick Tropeano (12-7, 3.02 ERA in 12) 5th round pick of Houston in the 2011 draft Enters the 2013 season as MLB.com s ninth ranked Astros prospect and the owner of the system s best changeup, according to Baseball America In innings split between Class-A Lexington and Advanced-A Lancaster last summer, struck out 166 and walked 47 in 26 starts plus one relief apperance Led all Houston minor league pitchers in strikeouts and paced full-season farmhands in ERA The strikeout total also rated among Class-A hurlers and sixth in all of minor league baseball Named a Mid-Season South Atlantic League All-Star and at the time of his June promotion led the SAL in innings In his California League debut on 7/1, tossed 8.0 innings and allowed an unearned run, while striking out nine Made a pair of playoff starts for the JetHawks, going 0-0 while allowing four earned runs in 12.0 innings Pitched in 11 games for Mesa in AFL, posting a 3.00 ERA and striking 18 in 15.0 innings In his career has struck out 9.8/9IP and has a K/BB ratio of 3.37 Went 3-2 with a 2.36 ERA in 12 starts for Tri-City in 2011 Named a 2nd Team All-American by NCBWA his junior year at SUNY Stony Brook, going 12-1 with a 1.84 ERA as the Seawolves won a school record 42 games Career Game-Highs: K: 9, 9/3/09 vs. Beloit BB: 4 (2x), 8/6/12 vs. TUL H: 11 (2x), 8/17/09 vs. Peoria ER: 7 (2x), 8/17/09 vs. Peoria IP: 7.2, 6/22/10 at ARK 2013 Game-Highs: Career Game-Highs: K: 10, 4/9/12 at Hagerstown BB: 5, 6/17/12 vs. Asheville H: 12, 5/27/12 at Hickory ER: 6, 7/30/12 at Visalia IP: 8.0 (2x), last 7/1/12 at Modesto 2013 Game-Highs: UPCOMING PROBABLES Date Opponent Pitchers - Corpus Christi vs. Opponent Time Sat., April 6 vs. SPR P Asher Wojciechowski & P David Martinez vs. P Anthony Ferrara 7:05 Sun., April 7 vs. SPR P Asher Wojciechowski & P David Martinez vs. P Anthony Ferrara 1:05

2 PAGE 2 DORAN TO FOLLOW: P Bobby Doran is schedule to follow Tropeano onto the mound tonight as part of Houston s tandemstarter rotation. Doran, selected by the Astros in the fourth round of the 2010 draft out of Texas Tech, makes his first appearance of the season with the Hooks after he made 10 starts for the team in He finished last season with a stretch of four starts in which he went 2-0 while allowing just two earned runs over 22.1 innings pitched. In one of those starts, August 21 at Midland, Doran struck out a career-high 10 batters. Doran split his 12 season between Advanced-A Lancaster and Corpus Christi, combining to 14-6 with a 4.00 ERA in 27 starts. In innings, he walked 46 and struck out 115. Doran had a four-start stint with the Hooks from June 22-July 10, in which he went 3-1 with a 5.57 ERA. Doran was recalled from Lancaster on August 3 where he stood 8-4 with a 3.57 ERA in 17 starts. He struck out 72 and walked 30, holding the league to a.244 batting average while featuring a GO/AO ratio of Doran ranked sixth in the California League in ERA and placed second among league starters in opponents batting average. Named to the CL All-Star Team, he posted a quality start in his last five outings and in 12 of his 17 overall with the JetHawks. His Double-A debut came June 22 at Frisco. Houston drafted Doran out of Texas Tech in the fourth round of the 2010 draft. He was the ace of the Red Raider staff in 2010, going 5-4 with a 4.35 ERA as a junior. Doran was originally selected by Pittsburgh in the 36th round of the 2009 draft out of Seward County CC in Liberal, Kansas HAPPY NEW YEAR!: Corpus Christi opened the season at home for a second consecutive season and has now won six of its last seven season-opening contests, standing 6-3 on Opening Day. Last year, Corpus Christi throttled Northwest Arkansas 9-0. Austin Wates, the only holdover from the 2012 Opening Day starting lineup, went 3-for-5 with a triple and 3 RBIs. Jarred Cosart (4.1), Erick Abreu (2.2) and Chris Hicks (2.0) toiled on the mound for the Hooks, combining for 11 strikeouts against 4 walks. With Wates returning in left field, the Hooks have had a player repeat as a starter in the Opening Day lineup at every position except first base. GOEBBERT A HOUND: The Astros traded Corpus Christi alum Jacob Goebbert to Oakland yesterday in exchange for lefty reliever Travis Blackley. Goebbert hit.304 with 9 home runs and 53 RBIs in 114 games for the Hooks last season. The 26- year-old outfielder ranked fourth in the Texas League in batting average and on-base percentage. A 13th-round pick in 2009 out of Northwestern, Goebbert batted.304 with 14 home runs, 87 RBIs and a.386 OBP over two seasons as a Hook. He has been assigned to Midland and is slated to join the RockHounds tonight at Northwest Arkansas. PROSPECTING: Corpus Christi boasts a bevy of prospects on its Opening Day roster. Outfielders George Springer (#3) and Domingo Santana (#13), starting pitchers Tropeano (#9) and Wojciechowski (#15), and catcher Carlos Perez (#20) all rank within Houston's top 20 prospect list, according to MLB.com. ESPN.com recently ranked the Astros system as the fourth best in baseball after ranking the club 27th in Baseball America slotted Houston at No. 9 among the 30 clubs in their 2013 Prospect Handbook. Eleven of the Astros top 20 prospects, according to MLB.com, were acquired by GM Jeff Luhnow over the last eight months. Baseball Prospectus also listed Houston at No. 9 in its farm system rankings released last week (the Astros were listed at No. 26 last year). Shortstop Jiovanni Mier (21st overall) was a first-round pick in 2009 and outfielder Michael Burgess, acquired by the Astros in the 2013 Rule 5 Draft, was originally a supplemental-round (49th overall) selection of the Washington Nationals in ALL-STARS RETURN: Seaton, P Jason Stoffel and Wates are back in Corpus Christi. Stoffel was named the Hooks' Pitcher of the Year after leading Double-A with 27 saves. He established the club's single-season record and currently stands as Corpus Christi's career leader. Stoffel is also tied for first on the club s single-season list with 56 appearances last year. A member of Houston's 40-man roster, Seaton paced the Hooks in starts (25) and innings pitched (146.0) for a second consecutive season. The Houston native ranks among the team's career front-runners in starts (53, 2nd), innings (301.0, 3rd) and strikeouts (203, 3rd). Wates composite batting average of.310 tied for seventh among Houston farmhands. FIELD CHIEF: Keith Bodie, reigning Texas League Manager of the Year, returns for his second season as manager. Bodie embarks upon his sixth consecutive year in the Astros system and his 38th professional season. He served as Hooks hitting coach in Last season, his charges led the league in runs (736), RBIs (665), slugging percentage (.410), on-base percentage (.342) and tied for first in batting average (.268). The campaign marked Bodie s return to the managerial ranks for the first time since 2005, when he directed the Harrisburg Senators of the Eastern League. In 16 seasons as a manager from the short-season Class A level through Triple-A, Bodie s teams have compiled a regularseason record of 1, for an overall winning percentage of.520. Nine of his clubs qualified for post-season play, including last year s Hooks and the Texas League s Wichita Wranglers from 2000 through In five campaigns as a Texas League manager, Bodie s clubs have won five second-half championships.

3 PAGE 3 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Michael Burgess, OF L/L 5-9, /20/88, 24 yrs. old Tampa, FL Rule 5 Draft, December (1-4) vs. P.250(1-4) at Home Set: 1-4, 2B Hit.259 w/ 22 2Bs, 10 HRs & 43 RBIs at Tennessee, AA affiliate of the Cubs, in 2012 Batted.225 for Single-A Daytona in 2011, producing 20 HRs and 68 RBIs...Tied for 5th in FSL in HRs Prior to season was traded w/ P A.J. Morris & P Graham Hicks from WSH to CHC for P Tom Gorzelanny Split 2010 by hitting.265 w/ 18 HRs & 85 RBIs between Potomac & Harrisburg in 2010 Originally a supplemental pick (49th overall) of Washington in thru 6 pro seasons walk percentage strikeout percentage Erik Castro, INF L/R 6-4, /13/87, 25 yrs. old Fallbrook, CA 10th, 2009 (San Diego State).000(0-3) vs. P.000(0-3) at Home.000(0-1) w/risp Set: 0-3, K.285 w/ 27 HRs & 108 RBIs for Lancaster last season...led club in RBIs & tied for team lead in hits (138) Among CL leaders in HRs (T3rd), RBIs (2nd), BBs (78, T3rd), Ks (162, 3rd) & HR/ABs (1/17.96, 4th) Hit.293 w/ 22 HRs & 78 RBIs vs. P; drove in 5 or more runs four times Featured 18-game home hit streak & was not held hitless in back-to-back games until June Hit.306 w/ 7 runs, 5 doubles & 8 RBIs in 10 playoff games - JetHawks went on to claim crown Missed all of 10 and half 11 w/ torn labrum in right shoulder which required surgery Avg.1 HR for every 21.9 pro at-bats Caught MLB hurlers Stephen Strasburg & Addison Reed at SDSU Rene Garcia, C R/R 6-0, /21/90, 23 yrs. old Vega Alta, PR 35th, 2008 (Sagrada Familia).000(3-3) vs. P.000(3-3) at Home Set: 3-3, 2 2B, 2 R.285 w/ 14 2Bs & 23 RBIs in 69 games between Lancaster and CC last season In June, posted.321 with 10 RBIs...was promoted to the Hooks on July 15 First AA hit on July 19 at MID, left game in July 27 with knee injury...would miss remainder of season Among CL top catchers with a.984 fielding percentage in led circuit catchers w/ 10 DPs, ranked 3rd in assists (69) & 4th in CS efficiency (30.3%).250 w/ 43 2Bs, 4 3Bs, 5 HRs & 101 RBIs thru 5 pro seasons Has thrown out base runners at a 35-percent clip during career Enrique Hernandez, INF R/R 5-11, /24/91, 21 yrs. old Toa Baja, PR 6th, 2009 (AMA).000(0-3) vs. P.000(0-3) at Home.000(0-1) w/risp Set: w/ 6 HRs & 52 RBIs between Lancaster and CC last season...was 2nd toughest CL hitter to strikeout (1 K per 9.56 PA); also led CL second basemen in DP (71); promoted to CC on August 10 Posted a 17-game home hit streak (April 4 to May 22) and 21-game on-base streak (June 2 to July 15) in 62 G at Lexington in in 60 G at NYP League champion Tri-City in 2010 Hit.295 for GCL Astros in 2009, ranking among league leaders in AVG (9th), ABs (207, 2nd), hits (61, 3rd) and runs (35, 4th) Batting.272 w/ 155 runs, 68 2Bs, 11 3Bs, 12 HRs. 129 RBIs & 17 SBs in 4 pro seasons Ryan McCurdy, C R/R 5-10, /28/87, 25 yrs. old Tampa, FL Non-Drafted FA, June (0-0) vs. P.000(0-0) at Home Set: Hit.203 with 16 runs, 7 2Bs 1 3B, 1 HR and 16 RBIs in 55 G between Lancaster, CC & Lexington in 2012 Featured more walks than strikeouts (19 to 14) Clubbed a GS - lone HR of career - on May 24 in Hooks 13-4 route of ARK Hit.324 w/ 6 2Bs & 17 RBIs in 32 G for Tri-City in 2011, named POM for August (.395, 4 2Bs, 11 RBIs) Has committed just 8 errors in 734 TC for a.989 FP (23.8 CS%) & averages PA per strikeout Served as full-time starter at three positions (2B, 3B, C) over 4-year tenure at Duke; did not make an error behind plate during senior season; hit by 69 pitches, setting ACC career & single-season records Jonathan Meyer, INF R/R 6-1, /01/90, 22 yrs. old Simi Valley, CA 3rd (supplemental), (0-3) vs. P.000(0-3) at Home.000(0-1) w/risp Set: w/ 24 2Bs, 8 HRs & 57 RBIs for Lancaster last year...rolled thru the playoffs, hitting.343 w/ 2 HRs, 10 RBIs & a OPS in 10 games as the JetHawks captured the CL crown Two-time LAN defender of the month, fashioned a league-best 24 DPs 2-for-4 w/ 2 R & a 2B on Opening Day, finishing a 24-game road on-base streak which dated to July 2011 Lancaster s defender of the month in April & June of 2011, led league 3B in FP (.953) putouts (88), assists (240) and double plays (29)...hit.264 w/ 23 2Bs, 14 HRs & 72 RBIs Owns a.938 FP (334 PO, 840 A, 78 E) at third base; has made 1 start at SS

4 PAGE 4 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Jiovanni Mier, INF R/R 6-2, /26/90, 22 yrs. old Las Vegas, NV 1st, 2009 (Bonita HS).292 w/ 9 2Bs, 3 HRs & 25 RBIs in 46 G at Lancaster last season, also made 5 app in GCL ) vs. P Walked in 15.3 April PA, resulting in a.406 OBP for the month; missed 3 months due to hamstring injury.250(1-4) at Home Hit.297 with 10 runs, 8 2Bs, & 7 RBIs in 17 games for Mesa of the AFL Entered 2011 ranked by Baseball America as Houston s No. 5 prospect; hit.239 w/ 74 runs, 21 doubles, 7 homers, 52 RBIs, 66 walks and 11 steals in 114 G between Lexington and Lancaster Has exclusively played SS during 4-year career and owns a.946 fielding percentage Set: st overall pick in 2009 out of Bonita High in Southern California Ben Orloff, INF R/R 5-10, /26/87, 25 yrs. old Simi Valley, CA 9th, 2009 (UC-Irvine).000(0-0) vs. P.000(0-0) at Home Set: Hit.290 w/ 56 runs, 13 2Bs, 44 RBIs, 10 SBs & a.361 OBP between Lancaster & CC last season Suited up for Team Israel in qualifying round of the World Baseball Classic Led all CL SS in FP (.972) at time of promotion & avg. 1 K per CL PA, which was No.1 thru July AA debut July 17; hit.373 over final 23 regular season games; posted career highs for hits & RBIs Aug. 12 vs. SPR (5-for-5, 3 runs & 4 RBIs)...matched RBI total Sept. 1 at SA; 4-for-9 w/ 2 RBIs during playoffs Led NYPL champion Tri-City in avg. (.307), runs (52), hits (73), SBs (23) & OBP (.447) to earn team MVP Tabbed Big West POY & won 2009 Brooks Wallace Award; 109 career BBs vs. 84 Ks as a pro Carlos Perez, C R/R 6-0, /27/90, 22 yrs. old Valencia, VZ Trade (Blue Jays), July (0-0) vs. P.000(0-0) at Home Set: Hit.285 w/ 28 2Bs, 6 triples, 5 HRs & 50 RBIs in 97 G between Lansing & Lancaster; 33.6 CS% Hit safely in 18 straight games at Lugnuts Stadium, longest home streak in MWL; batted.368 and featured a OPS vs. P & hit.325 w/ RISP with Lansing for Lugnuts in 11; batted.391 with a OPS during playoffs as Lansing fell to Quad Cities Tabbed team MVP from , logging time in the DSL, GCL & low-a Auburn...Carlos Delgado, Luis Lopez and Adam Lind are the only other Blue Jays to hold that distinction Features a.985 FP thru 5 pro seasons; 34% CS rate; carries.372 OBP into 2013 Domingo Santana, OF R/R 6-5, /05/92, 20 yrs. old Santo Domingo, DR Trade (PHI), (2-4) vs. P.500(2-4) at Home.000(0-1) w/risp Set: 2-4, 2B No. 18 HOU prospect, according to MLB.com...Tabbed JetHawks MVP last season, leading the club in most categories; with a.921 OPS...finished 3rd & 5th among Astros farmhands in RBIs & HRs Following all-star break, batted.313 with 55 runs, 14 2Bs, 14 HRs & 56 RBIs in 68 G...CL POW at end of the season, hitting.484 w/ 13 runs, 3 2Bs, 4 HRs & 7 RBIs Was youngest player in California League at 19 years old Hit combined.287 w/ 33 2Bs, 4 3Bs, 12 HRs, & 53 RBIs between Lakewood & Lexington in 2011 Has a.461 SLG with 39% of his hits going for extra bases during 4-year pro career George Springer, OF R/R 6-3, /19/89, 23 yrs. old New Britain, CT 1st, 2011 (Connecticut).250(1-4) vs. P.250(1-4) at Home.500(1-2) w/risp Set: 1-4, HR, 2 RBIs No. 3 prospect according to MLB.com & a non-roster invite to big league camp..for 2nd consecutive year, tabbed by Baseball America as the top defensive outfielder and best OF arm in organization Hit.302 w/ a.908 OPS between Lancaster & Corpus Christi, totaling 109 runs, 21 2Bs, 10 3Bs, 24 HRs, 87 RBIs, & 32 SBs (8 CS) in 128 G...ranked 4th in system in HR, RBIs & steals Mid & Post Season CL All-Star was all over league leaderboard at time of promotion Won POW honors May 7-14 ( ) & boasted a 16-game hit streak from June 23 to July 8 Highest draft pick (11th overall) in Huskie history, was Big East POY in 2011 Austin Wates, OF R/R 6-1, /02/88, 24 yrs. old Richmond, VA 3rd, 2010 (Virginia Tech).000(0-4) vs. P.000(0-4) at Home.000(0-4) w/risp Set: 0-4, K Composite AVG (3 games in GCL) of.310 tied for 7th among Houston farmhands last year Texas League Mid & Post Season All-Star, hit.304 w/ 7 HRs & 48 RBIs in 95 games for CC Became 4th Hook to drive in 6 runs in 1 G - July 12 vs. Frisco w/ first walk-off HR of pro career Hit.340 & drove in 15 runs during April; placed on DL in mid-june with quad injury; hampered by groin injury at end of the season...fared better at home (.352 AVG.913 OPS) than on the road ( ) MVP for Lancaster in 2011, with 47 walks & 26 steals For career, has OBP of.374 and stands 52-for-70 in stolen-base opportunities

5 PAGE 5 SPECIAL PERFORMANCES Four-Hit Games: One LAST AT-BAT WINS (0) Date Opp. Score Batter Play Five-Hit Games: None Five or more RBIs in a Game: None Grand Slam HRs: None Multiple HR Games: None PINCH HITTERS Batter AVG 2-3-HR RBI LOB BB-SO HP-SF-SAC Totals

6 PAGE 6 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K AB AVG Starters Relievers Total Jorge De Leon 6-0, /15/87, 25 yrs. old La Cega, Azua, DR FA, May w/ a 7.70 ERA in 40 app. (14 GS) for Lancaster in 2012, saving 6 games in as many chances...struck out 60 and walked 44 in 87.2 innings Used exclusively in relief in 2011, going 6-4 with a 3.42 ERA over 43 appearances for Lexington...fanned 51 and walked 13 in 55.1 innings...was 16-for-20 in save chances Tied for 4th in the South Atlantic League with 35 games finished...posted stellar June when he allowed 1 ER in 11 app...3 walks vs. 14 strikeouts in 12.0 IP 10 was first season as a hurler (2-1, 0.64 ERA in 23 G for Tri-City) thru 4 seasons as an INF Andrew Robinson 6-1, /13/88, 25 yrs. old Senoia, GA 12th, 2010 (Georgia Tech) Went 4-5 with a 4.33 ERA in 44 appearances for Lancaster last season, striking out 74 against 26 walks in 60.1 innings...was 6-for-9 in save chances & averaged Ks per 9 IP Fashioned a 2.21 ERA at Lancaster s hitter-friendly park, holding opponents to a.180 AVG Did not allow a run in 3 playoff appearances & converted 1 of 2 save opportunities Posted 8-10 record & 6.29 ERA in 29 G (21 GS) for LAN in made 2 app. for CC (3 ER 3.1 IP) Currently owns a 2.99 strikeout-to-walk ratio thru 3 seasons Alex Sogard 6-3, /25/87, 25 yrs. old Hickory, NC 26th, 2010 (NC State) Went 3-3 w/ a 3.62 ERA in 39 relief app. between Lancaster & Corpus Christi...struck out 52 against 33 walks over 69.2 IP Began the year with JetHawks (0-2, 2.81 ERA) & did not allow a run in final 4 app.made Double-A debut on May 30 but hit stride in 2nd half...over final 20 outings, went 3-0 w/ 2.41 ERA, 20 Ks & 6 BBs Crafted a 2.58 GO/AO ratio, inducing 16 double plays with the Hooks Made 11 appearance for Mesa in the AFL and also suited up for the Czech Republic in WBC qualifier 3-4 w/ 4.14 ERA in 31 G (10 GS) for Lexington in led club in Ks (112)...averaged 4.48 Ks per walk Jason Stoffel 6-1, /15/88, 24 yrs. old Agoura, CA FA, Trade, July 2011 (Giants) CC POY in 12 after establishing club record for saves(27)...also stands as club s career leader with w/ 2.33 ERA, 16 BBs, 57 Ks...key cog in pen which was 61-1 when leading after 7 IP (65-1 after 8) Led TL relievers in BAA (.196) & runners per 9 (9.16); walks per 9 (2.02) ranked 2nd...Mid & Post A.S. Appeared in 50 G for Richmond & CC in 2011: 2-5 w/ 4.53 ERA & 17 saves Led the Giants system in saves (25) in 10, going 2-4 w/ 4.80 ERA in 52 G for San Jose...66 Ks 24 BBs Averaging strikeouts per 9 IP and has a GO/AO ratio of 1.72 Patrick Urckfitz 6-4, /21/88, 24 yrs. old Penfield, NY FA, June 2008 Was 0-3 w ERA & 8 saves in 45 appearances for Lancaster in Ks, 21 BBs in 66.1 IP Led JetHawks in appearances & tied for 1st in saves, notching 8 in 11 chances...avg Ks per BB Was combined 1-6 w/ 3 saves & a 5.59 ERA thru top 3 levels of HOU system in 2011 (31 G for CC) Was non-roster invitee to big league camp in 10, led Jet Hawks in Ks: 5-9, 4.13 ERA, 35 G, 12 GS, 103 Ks, 32 BBs in IP In 2009, ranked 2nd in the HOU organization with 13 saves in 15 opportunities w/ 3.88 ERA in 190 pro appearances (5 seasons) Ks 116 BBs in IP

7 HOOKS AT-A-GLANCE PAGE 7 CATCHERS ERA CS SBA CS% PB W-L Garcia 2.00 (2/9.0) SB vs. PITCHERS CS SB ATT PCT Seaton OVERALL 1ST HALF 2ND HALF HOME ROAD Record Day Games vs. Starters vs. Starters One-Run Games Two-Run Games Extra Innings Doubleheaders Hooks Score First April May June July August September vs. South vs. Frisco vs. Midland vs. San Antonio vs. North vs. Arkansas vs. NW Arkansas vs. Springfield vs. Tulsa COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNINGS X TOTAL Corpus Christi Opposition

8 PAGE 8 Team Batting Most Runs, Game....3, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Runs, Inning... 2, Apr 4 vs. SPR (3rd) Most Hits, Game... 8, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Hits, Inning. 3, Apr 4 vs. SPR (3rd) Fewest Hits, Game... Most Doubles, Game... 4, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Triples, Game.. Most Home Runs, Game. 1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Consecutive Games w/ HR... Most Extra-Base Hits, Game.. 5, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Strikeouts, Game... 6, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Walks, Game... Fewest Strikeouts, Game Most Stolen Bases, Game..... Most Men LOB, Game. 5, Apr 4 vs. SPR Shutouts Against..... Individual Batting Most At-Bats... 4, *Santana, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Runs, Game.. 2, Garcia, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Hits, Game....3, Garcia, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Doubles, Game. 2, Garcia, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Triples, Game.. Most Extra Base-Hits, Game....2, Garcia, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Home Runs, Game...1, Springer, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most RBIs, Game... 2, Springer, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Strikeouts, Game.. 2, Springer, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Walks, Game... Most Stolen Bases, Game.. Longest Hitting Streak. Team Pitching Most Runs, Game.... 2, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Runs, Inning... 2, Apr 4 vs. SPR (4th) Most Runs, Individual... 2, Seaton, Apr 4 vs. SPR Fewest Runs, Game HOOKS HIGHS & LOWS Fewest Hits, Game... Most Hits, Game. 7, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Home Runs, Game. Most Walks, Game. 1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Strikeouts, Game.. 4, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Hit by Pitch, Game 1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Wild Pitches, Game Most Men LOB, Game 3, Apr 4 vs. SPR Shutouts For.. Individual Pitching Longest Winning Streak.. 1, Seaton, Apr 4 vs. SPR Longest Losing Streak.... Most IP, Starter. 5.0, Seaton, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most IP, Reliever.. Most Strikeouts, Reliever Fewest Hits, Complete Game. Fewest Walks, Complete Game. Most Walks, Game.. 1, Seaton, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Strikeouts, Game 2, Seaton, Apr 4 vs. SPR General Most Errors, Game. 1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Most Errors by Opponent, Game.1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Longest Game, Time 2:14, Apr 4 vs. SPR Longest Game, Innings.. 9, Apr 4 vs. SPR Shortest Game, Time (7 Inn.). Shortest Game, Time (9 Inn.).... Largest Home Attendance. 6,264, Apr 4 vs. SPR Largest Margin of Victory... 1, Apr 4 vs. SPR Largest Margin of Defeat... Longest Winning Streak.. 1, Apr 4-current Longest Losing Streak. Most Games over Biggest Comeback Win... Biggest Lost Lead.

9 PAGE 9 HOOKS GAME LOG Date Opp. Score Record Winner Loser Save Att. YTD Att. Time 4/4 SPR W Seaton (1-0) Castillo Stoffel, 1 6,264 6,264 2:14 4/5 SPR