San Antonio Missions (18-19, 54-53) at Corpus Christi Hooks (17-20, 51-56) Monday, July 28, 2014 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 7:10 p.m.

San Antonio Missions (18-19, 54-53) at Corpus Christi Hooks (17-20, 51-56) Monday, July 28, 2014 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 7:10 p.m. ON THE RECORD: 30-24 Home 21-32 Road 10-13-7 Series 3-2 Sweeps L 2 Streak 1-4 Last 5 2-8 Last 10 HOUNDS TAKE SERIES: The RockHounds consistent offensive barrage Sunday night resulted in an 11-3 triumph over the Hooks and secured the series victory at Whataburger Field. Hiroyuki Nakajima set the tone with a three-run home run off Jordan Jankowski in the first. Nakajima handed the Hounds a 4-3 advantage in the third with an RBI double to left. With two away in the fifth, a two-run two-bagger off the bat of Dusty Coleman made it 6-3 Midland. The Hounds scored in three of the final four frames, culminating with a Kent Matthes solo blast in the ninth. Drew Granier earned the victory, spreading three runs and six hits over 5.2 innings. He worked around four walks and struck out two. Omar Duran and Murphy Smith teamed to allow one base runner over the final three innings. The Hooks struck for a couple of runs against Granier in the first. Tony Kemp began the frame with a home run onto the left-field berm. Ruben Sosa followed with an infield single and, two outs and a wild pitch later, Telvin Nash sent a base hit into left, scoring Sosa from third base. Brandon Meredith led off the fourth by belting his first Double-A blast, a no-doubter into the left-centerfield bullpen. Corpus Christi has hit home runs in a season-high seven consecutive games. The Hooks stranded seven on base and went 1- for-7 with men in scoring position. SAN ANTONIO PITCHING MATCHUP CORPUS CHRISTI RH Justin Hancock (1-1, 4.82) Selected by San Diego in the 9th round of the 2011 draft out of Lincoln Trail College in Robinson, IL 23-year-old makes his 8th start tonight...missed over 2 months due to a strained flexor muscle in right arm Touched for 4 R on 6 H in 3.2 IP Wed vs. CC...yielded a lead-off HR to Tony Kemp...SA rallied for 5-4 win Charged with 4 runs on 7 hits (1 HR) in 4.1 IP July 17 at Midland...walked 1 & struck out 6 Returned from DL on July 6 & tossed 3 scoreless IP vs. Springfield, holding the Cards to 2 hits Authored another 3.0 IP performance July 12 at Midland... did not allow a run while fanning 4 against 2 hits & 1 walk Made 3 starts for the Missions in April, going 1-1 with a 4.50 ERA & a.321 BAA...struck out 6 against 7 walks Limited the Cards to 2 runs over a season-high 6.0 innings April 12 at The Wolff en route to the W Made Double-a debut on April 6 and was touched for 2 runs on 7 hits in 4.0 IP at ONEOK Field...saddled with the loss Opened 2013 at Fort Wayne in the Midwest League and went 5-1 with a 1.73 ERA in 12 starts Struck out 44 and walked 20 in 67.2 innings...did not allow a home run and held the circuit to a.222 batting average Led the league in ERA at the time of his June promotion to Lake Elsinore Was 3-7 for the Storm with a 5.14 ERA in 14 starts...the California League hit 5 home runs and batted.307 against him Divided 2012 between Fort Wayne and Eugene in the Northwest League Excelled for the Emeralds, going 5-2 with a 1.61 ERA in 15 GM (14 GS)...struck out 66 and walked 23 in 72.2 IP Tabbed All-Great Rivers Athletic Conference in 2011 LH Luis Cruz (7-6, 3.05) 9th-round pick in 2008 out of Academia Santa Monica HS in San Juan, Puerto Rico Endured L Wed at SA, allowing 4 R (2 ER) on 8 H in 4.1 IP...fanned 5 & did not walk a batter Went 2-0 with a 1.97 ERA in 6 prior GM (31 K, 5 BB, 32.0 IP) Won back-to-back starts at FRI July 11-17, permitting 3 combined runs (2 ER) on 5 H in 12.0 IP Earned a 4.0 IP SV July 6 vs. TUL (2 R, 4 H, 0 BB, 2 K) Activated from DL & worked 3.2 scoreless IP June 11 vs. FRI (1 H, 1 BB, 6 K)...retired first 7 he faced Was 1-3 with an 8.62 ERA in 4 GS from May 8-25 Tossed 6.1 shutout IP May 19 vs. Midland...allowed 1 hit and 2 walks while striking out 9.fanned 7 in a row Failed to finish the 1st May 13 at SA (0.1 IP, 2 H, 3 BB, 5 R)...yielded a grand slam to Jake Lemmerman 3-2 w/ a 1.71 ERA in first 7 GM 24 K & 2 BB in last 5 GM Member of the HOU 40-Man roster, went 10-6 w/ 4.56 ERA in 31 GM (20 GS) between Lancaster & CC in 2013...fanned 150 & walked 44 in 130.1 IP...topped system in Ks Was 2-0 for the Hooks with a 0.53 ERA (1 ER/17.0 IP) in 4 app. (2 GS)...struck out 21 & walked 4 in 17.0 IP Last regular-season start was Aug 26 at the Wolff where he tossed a CG 2-hit shutout...struck out 14 & walked 1 Performance tied the franchise single-game record for Ks Went 8-6 with a 5.16 ERA & 2 saves in 27 appearances (18 starts) for Lancaster to start season Walked 40 & struck out 129 in 113.1 IP, yielding 10 home runs and a.253 batting average against Combined with Kyle Hallock for a no-hitter May 12 vs. Stockton. Cruz picked up the SV (4 K, 1 BB, 4.0 IP) Spent 2012 at Lexington: 9-8 with a 4.05 ERA in 28 GM 23-year-old owns 616 career strikeouts against 196 walks UPCOMING PROBABLES Date Opp. Pitchers - Opponent vs. Corpus Christi Tues, July 29 SA RH Leonel Campos (1-3, 4.13) vs. RH Brady Rodgers (4-10, 4.44) / LH Colton Cain (0-0, 4.18) Wed, July 30 SA RH James Needy (7-3, 2.96) vs. RH Mark Appel (2-5, 9.74 w/ LAN) / RH Chris Devenski (2-2, 2.33) Time 7:10 7:10

PAGE 2 NASH TO DL, APPEL ARRIVES Telvin Nash has been placed on the disabled list following a collision at first base last night with Kent Matthes. Nash is hitting.228 with a Texas League leading 18 home runs and 35 RBIs in 62 games for Corpus Christi. He heads to the shelf having belted home runs in 3 of the last 4 games. For the month of July, Nash is batting.328 with 10 homers, 20 RBIs and a 1.247 OPS in 20 games. Filling Nash s place on Corpus Christi s active roster is last year s No. 1 overall pick, RHP Mark Appel. The Stanford product is slated to start Wednesday with RHP Chris Devenski following out of the bullpen. Appel, rated the 13th best prospect in all of baseball by MLB.com, went 2-5 with a 9.74 ERA in 12 starts for the JetHawks. His last start for Lancaster came Thursday, when he worked six innings against Stockton. Appel picked up his second victory after he allowed 2 earned runs on 5 hits with no walks and 7 strikeouts. Following an off-season appendectomy that sidelined him for much of Spring Training, he broke camp with the JetHawks, but returned the Astros training facility in Kissimmee, Fla. for just over a month after an April 23 start. Appel made his return to Lancaster May 31 and later strung together 3 straight starts in which he worked 5 innings and allowed 3 earned runs June 22-July 4, going 1-2 with a 5.40 ERA. Owner of the Houston minor league system s best slider entering the 2014 season according to Baseball America, Appel was a two-time Louisville Slugger first team All-American at Stanford and left Palo Alto as the program s all-time strikeout leader. During his 2013 senior season, he went 10-4 with a 2.12 ERA and 4 complete games en route to first team All-Pac 12 conference honors. Appel was drafted 3 times: in the 15th round out of Monte Vista High School in Danville, Calif. by Detroit in 2009, eighth overall by Pittsburgh in 2012 and first overall by Houston last year. He became one of just 17 players in history to be selected in the first round of two different June drafts. WEILAND DEBUTS RHP Kyle Weiland yielded 2 runs on 1 hit and 2 walks in 1.0 IP last night. Prior to joining Corpus Christi Sunday, Weiland, working his way back from a shoulder injury, made 9 appearances (2 starts) between the Gulf Coast League and Tri-City, going 2-0 with a 0.75 ERA. The Austin resident struck out 11 against 2 walks in 12.0 IP. Weiland was acquired by Houston, along with IF Jed Lowrie, for RHP Mark Melancon in a trade with Boston in December 2011. He was originally a 3rdround pick of the Red Sox in 2008 out of the University of Notre Dame. Weiland went 0-3 with a 7.66 ERA in 7 games (5 starts) for Boston in 2011. He won a spot on the Astros 2012 starting rotation but made only 3 starts before being shutdown due to injury. Weiland missed all of 2013 after multiple shoulder surgeries revealed an infection in the biceps tendon. During his recovery, Weiland attended classes at the University of Texas, which he's applying towards a degree in anthropology from Notre Dame. His last minor league action was at Triple-A Pawtucket in 2011. Weiland posted an 8-10 record and a 3.58 ERA in 24 International League starts, striking out 126 against 55 walks in 128.1 IP. DOG DAYS The RockHounds outscored Corpus Christi 31-16 in their series victory at Whataburger Field. Midland hit.252 with 8 doubles and 7 home runs in the 4-game set. The Hooks managed a.248 batting average with 4 doubles and 8 home runs. All but of 1 of the Corpus Christi blasts were solo shots. The margin widens when looking at walks and efficiency with runners in scoring position. The Hounds hit.250 in the clutch while Corpus Christi batted at a.194 clip. Midland walked 29 times in the series, producing 10 additional runs. Meanwhile the Hooks coaxed 15 free passes and 3 came home to score. HOOKS REELING Midland handed Corpus Christi it s 2nd consecutive series loss and the first at home since June 7-10 (series finale at Minute Maid Park) vs. San Antonio. The Hooks have not won a set since a sweep of the Drillers July 5-7. Corpus Christi opened July with an 8-1 record. The club is 5-11 since and has dropped 8 of its last 9 games. Luis Cruz aims to snap the Hooks 6-game skid against San Antonio.

PAGE 3 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Andrew Aplin, OF L/L 6-0, 210 03/21/91, 23 yrs. old Suisun City, CA 5th, 2012 (Arizona State).216(21-97) vs. LHP.291(72-247) vs. RHP.276(47-170) at Home.264(46-174) on Road.296(28-98) w/risp Long Streak: 8 H in 14 of 18 GM: 22-62(.355) w/ 2 HR, 8 RBI, 8 BB, 10 K 1 H in prior 16 AB.254-2-9 in June 4-11 w/ 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 4 BB vs. MID TL: 2nd BB (62); 5th PA/SO (7.91); 3rd OBP (.380); 5th RBI (48) April:.289 w/ 3 2B, HR, 17 RBI, 22 BB, 15 K May:.243 w/ 4 2B, HR, 13 RBI Career 173 BB vs. 154 K Hit.278 w/ 32 2B, 7 3B, 9 HR, 107 RBI & 24 SB for LAN last season...coaxed 83 BB vs. 63 K Led the CL in RBIs and ranked 2nd in walks and runs (102) en route to mid & post season all-star honors Fanned once for every 9.49 plate appearances, 2nd-best ratio in circuit RBI total slotted 5th in minors 3 of 9 HR were slams CL Player of the Week for May 20-27: 13-30 (.433) w/ 5 2B, 2 HR & 10 RBIs M.P. Cokinos, 1B R/R 6-2, 215 06/18/90, 24 yrs. old Houston, TX 31st, 2012 (St. Mary s).231(9-39) vs. LHP.284(38-134) vs. RHP.280(21-75) at Home.265(26-98) on Road.345(19-55) w/risp Long Streak: 5 H in 9 of 11 GM (34-day stretch): 15-38(.394) w/ 2 2B, 6 RBIs 29-94(.309) w/ 2 2B & 10 RBIs last 29 GM Batted.313 w/ 28 2B, 13 HR, 94 RBI, 47 BB & 41 K in for LAN last year 12.07 PA per K - tops in CL Post-season all-star, slotted 4th in the loop in average & RBI.392-3-25 w/ 1.033 OPS in June Reached safely in 24 consecutive GM from June 14 to July 10, boasting OBP of.496 Notched H in 19 of final 22 regular-season GM, including last 13 in a row Transferred from Univ. of Houston to St. Mary s for junior season in 2012...posted.333-8-55 line, fueling the Rattlers run to the Div. II CWS In 2010, was a member of C-USA All-Freshman Team Delino DeShields, Jr., OF R/R 5-9, 209 08/16/92, 22 yrs. old Atlanta, GA 1st (8th overall), 2010.295(23-78) vs. LHP.221(49-222) vs. RHP.234(30-128) at Home.244(42-172) on Road.232(19-82) w/risp Long Streak: 9 4 4-13 (.307) w/ 2 R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI, BB, 2 K, 2 SB last 4 GM 1-11, RBI, SB at SA 12-60(.200) w/ 2 2B, HR, 10 RBI last 19 GM 18 SB last 30 GM...0 SB June 4-22 (15 GM) H in 7 of 9 June 27-July 6:.375 w/ 10 R, 7 RBI, 7 BB, 6 SB.155 w/ 7 R, 7 BB, 20 K & 3 SB in prior 17 TL: 2nd SB (43) First pro multi-hr GM May 9 at FRI.270-3-9 w/ 16 SB in May.317 w/ 100 R, 25 2B, 14 3B, 5 HR, 54 RBI & 51 SB at LAN last year Led Astros system in SB Started for US in Futures GM last July July thru Sept, led Class A in R (55) & ranked 3rd in AVG (.359) 12 Astros Minor POY:.287 w/ 12 HR, 61 RBI & HOU-record 101 SB...was tabbed MVP of CL title series Rene Garcia, C R/R 5-11, 205 03/21/90, 24 yrs. old Vega Alta, PR 35th, 2008.273(15-55) vs. LHP.240(37-154) vs. RHP.245(26-106) at Home.252(26-103) on Road.152(10-66) w/risp Long Streak: 11 0-6 vs. MID H in 9 of 12 GM: 14-44 (.318) w/ 6R, 3 2B, HR, 2 RBI 0 for prior 12 w/ 2 K 3-15 w/ R, 2B & 3 K on trip.178-0-3 in June.277-2-6 in May.220-2-4 in April Career highs in AVG (.293), R (44), H (108), 2B (20), HR (5), RBIs (42) & BB (22) w/ CC & OKC last yr. Mid Season TL All-Star, his AVG was 4th in the circuit & 2nd among AA C at the time of his 8/1 promotion 30-GM on-base streak from April 11 to May 30 was 3rd longest in TL Threw out 52% of runners attempting to steal for CC & hit.418 w/ a.966 OPS w/ RISP.285 w/ 14 2Bs & 23 RBIs in 69 games between Lancaster and CC in 2012 (knee injury cut year short) Conrad Gregor, IF L/R 6-3, 220 02/27/92, 22 yrs. old Carmel, IN 4th, 2013 (Vanderbilt).000(0-3) vs. LHP.278(5-18) vs. RHP.100(1-10) at Home.364(4-11) on Road.200(1-5) w/risp Long Streak: 4 10-GM hit streak ended Fri (including time w/ Lancaster) 2-4 w/ HR & 2 RBIs Sun before joining CC Leads Astros farmhands in RBIs (74) 2 HR & plated 5 July 17...2B shy of cycle Began the year at Quad Cities (.298-1-28) and was promoted to California League in late May.367-12-45 in 47 GM for Lancaster Strung together an CL-best 18-GM hit streak from June 8 to July 1 Hit.289 w/ 12 2B, 4 HR & 35 RBI in 74 GM for Tri-City in 2013.327-9-115 over 3 seasons w/ Vanderbilt Made SEC All-Freshman Team in 2011 & was a junior on Commodores club that went to 2012 CWS Tyler Heineman, C S/R 5-11, 205 06/19/91, 23 yrs. old Pacific Palisades, CA 8th, 2012 (UCLA)_.250(13-52) vs. LHP.253(40-158) vs. RHP.257(27-105) at Home.245(26-105) on Road.179(10-56) w/risp Long Streak: 10 H in 6 of last 9 GM: 7-31 (.226) w/ 2 R, 2B, RBI, 2 BB, 8 K Batted.230 w/ 3 2B, 3B & 3 RBIs in June Hit.286 w/ 10 R, 4 2B, 2 3B, 6 RBIs in May.286 w/ 23 2B, 4 3B, 13 HR & 71 RBI in 104 GM for LAN last season 9.11 PA per K - 3rd in CL Was top defensive catcher in the circuit:.991 FP, 90 assists, 42% caught-stealing rate Batted.354 and logged a.986 OPS in May Batted.296 and hit 11 of 13 HR & 50 of 71 RBIs in 2nd half A NYPL All-Star in 2012, hit.358 with 33 R, 14 2B & 26 RBI in 55 GM for Tri-City (26 BB 12 K) All Pac-12 as a junior, finished 6th in OBP (.435), reached in 53 of 59 GM 18 HBP - school record

PAGE 4 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Leo Heras, OF L/R 5-10, 195 05/29/90, 23 yrs. old Tijuana, MX FA, August 2013.265(13-49) vs. LHP.224(41-183) vs. RHP.258(31-120) at Home.205(23-112) on Road.213(13-61) w/risp Long Streak: 5 1-8 w/ solo HR since return from 2-week stay on DL 26-84(.310) w/ 6 2B, 3B, 3 HR,15 RBIs last 24 GM TL: T-1st 3B (5).245 w/ 2B, 2 3B & 6 RBIs in May 1-23 w/ RBI-3B in 1st 6 GM Went 8-for-39 (.205) w/ CC in 2013 H in first 4 GM w/ CC: 7-17 (.412) w/ 3 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR & 5 RBIs Was 4-of-10 in the TL South Division Series, notching a double and an RBI Hit.310 w/ 11 HR, 42 RBIs &.591 SLG in 91 GM for Diablos Rojos before joining Hooks Posted career-high for HR (24) & RBIs (64) over 112 contests for Mexico City in 2012 Owns.318 batting average w/ 109 2B, 50 3B, 60 HR, 294 RBIs & 89 SB thru 7 yrs. in Mexican League Tony Kemp, IF L/R 5-6, 165 10/31/91, 22 yrs. old Franklin, TN 5th, 2013 (Vanderbilt Univ.).270(10-37) vs. LHP H in 5 of last 6 GM: 8-23 (.348) w/ 5 R, 2 HR, 2 RBI, 4 BB, 4 K & SB.337(28-83) vs. RHP.392(20-51) at Home.261(18-69) on Road.323(10-31) w/risp Long Streak: 4 2 SEC Player of the Year in 13, hitting.391, 64 R, 13 2B, 6 3B, 35 BB, 32 SO in 66 GM Consensus first team All-American shifted from OF to 2B during sophomore year Jonathan Meyer, IF R/R 6-1, 220 11/01/90, 23 yrs. old Simi Valley, CA 3rd (supplemental), 2009.345(20-58) vs. LHP.188(29-154) vs. RHP.225(27-120) at Home.239(22-92) on Road.288(21-73) w/risp Long Streak: 9 2 Telvin Nash, IF R/R 6-2, 238 02/20/91, 23 yrs. old Belleview, FL 3rd, 2009.224(11-49) vs. LHP.225(34-148) vs. RHP.318(28-88) at Home.156(17-109) on Road.265(13-49) w/risp Long Streak: 4 4 12-59 w/ 5 R, HR, 8 RBI, 3 BB, 12 K last 15 GM H in 17 of prior 21 GM:.325 w/ 10 R, 5 2B, 3B & 19 RBI Shipped from OKC in late May:.221-2-12 in 43 GM H in 6 of last 8 w/ RedHawks (.345, 5R, 32B, 3RBIs) 13 TL Postseason All-Star:.260-15-68 RBIs for CC Led club in GM(129), AB, H(126)...2nd in 2B(24) Posted team-high 14 GM hit streak from May 27-June 10.321-3-12 in 29 May GM Hit.165 in April June POM:.280-5-20 w/.849 OPS Tabbed as Hooks defender of the year:.957 FP, 28 DP.272 w/ 24 2Bs, 8 HRs & 57 RBIs for LAN in 12.343 w/ 2 HRs, 10 RBIs & a 1.039 OPS in 10 playoff GM as the JetHawks captured the CL crown 5-12 w/ 3 HR, 6 RBI, 3 BB, 3 K last 4 GM.328-10-20 w/ 1.247 OPS in July 1 HR per 10.94 AB 10 HR last 19 GM 32-112(.282) w/ 25R, 2 2B, 13HR, 26RBIs, 15BB, 44K in last 36 TL 1st HR (18).246-16-48 in 62 GM at LAN last season (93 K, 37 BB).224-29-75 in 106 GM for JetHawks in 2012...T-6th in the minors in HR...1 HR per 13.55 PA - best in CL Also led minors in strikeouts (198), accounting for 44% of plate appearances Missed 2 months of 2011 after suffering broken bone in left hand:.269-14-37 in 73 GM for Lexington 1 HR for every 17.2 pro AB Also starred as a DE at Griffin HS...Father, Ray Nash, was his head coach Carlos Perdomo, IF R/R 6-0, 192 04/25/90, 24 yrs. old San Felipe, VZ FA, January 2013 2 for last 17 w/ 2 R, BB, 2 K 5-35 (.142) w/ 6 R, RBI, 6 BB, 3 K last 11 GM Hit.294 with 9 2B, 2 HR, 29 RBI & 11 SB (6 CS) between LAN & Quad Cities last year.387(12-31) vs. LHP.198(20-101) vs. RHP.243(18-74) at Home.241(14-58) on Road.229(8-35) w/risp Long Streak: 7 H 22 of 30 GM w/ CC Tabbed TL POW for June 30-July 6: 11-22 (.500) w/ 3 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR & 5 RBIs Joined the Hooks following AS break from Lancaster:.336-4-37, 79 R, 19 2B, 4 3B, 28 SB in 72 GM At time of promotion led Cal League in H (99), OBP (.433) and R; 2nd in SB, 3rd in BA, T-4th in BB Named a CL Mid-Season All-Star; circuit POW for May 5-12, hitting.548, 9 R, 3 2B, 4 RBIs Brandon Meredith, IF R/R 6-2, 241 12/19/89, 24 yrs. old Chula Vista, CA 6th, 2011 (San Diego State).214(3-14) vs. LHP.226(7-31) vs. RHP.214(3-14) at Home.300(6-20) on Road.091(1-11) w/risp Long Streak: 3 2-3 w/ 2B & solo HR Sunday 3-12 w/ R, 2B, 2 BB, 5 K on trip Joined CC from Lancaster on June 25 Hit.242 w/ 3 2B, 2 3B, 7 HR & 22 RBIs in 39 GM for JetHawks Spent 7 weeks on DL (shoulder).279 w/ 25 2B, 5 3B, 16 HR & 68 RBIs in 105 GM for LAN in 2013 5th in OBP (.399) & BB (64) in CL In 2nd half, featured.296-10-40 line.311-7-25 & 1.045 OPS in July Earned All-Mountain West Conference honors all 3 years at SDSU In 2011, hit.268 w/ a.415 OBP...led Aztecs in runs (44), triples (4) and home runs (5) Selected by Tampa Bay in 15th round of 2008 draft out of Montgomery High School in San Diego H in 8 of 9 GM from June 29 to July 13 Went 7-for-20 (.350) w/ 3 R, 2 RBIs, 3 BB, 3 K in first 6 GM Joined CC June 1 from Lancaster:.328-1-17 in 36 GM (3 2B, 3 3B, 8 SB, 15 BB, 14 K,.403 OBP) Played all over the diamond for the JetHawks (4 GM at 1B, 4 GM at 2B, 10 GM at 3B, 13 GM at SS) Spent first 5 years as a pro w/ the Phillies...played at Lakewood from 2011-12, hitting.255 w/.317 OBP Originally signed by Philadelphia at the age of 18

PAGE 5 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Ruben Sosa, OF R/R 5-7, 167 09/23/9 0, 23 yrs. old Lawrence, MA 23rd, 2011 (Oklahoma City Univ.).375(18-48) vs. LHP.233(27-116) vs. RHP.315(28-89) at Home.227(17-75) on Road.487(19-39) w/risp Long Streak: 7 7-40 (.175) w/ 7 R, 3 2B, 3 RBI, 6 BB, 14 K last 11 GM H 10 of prior 11, raising AVG from.259 to.306 37-121(.306) w/ 25 R, 5 3B, 7 2B, 3HR, 23 RBIs, 18 BB, 11 SB last 35 GM TL: T-1st w/ 5 3B Joined the Hooks from Lancaster:.238-1-12 w/ 24 R, 6 2B, 4 3B & 14 SB in 17 attempts Hit safely in 9 of last 12 GM with JetHawks, raising his average from.172 to.238 Played 20 GM in LF, 10 in RF & 9 in CF...has played in 51 GM at 2B in 4-year career Began year at Oklahoma City where he was 2-for-15 with an RBI Divided 2013 between Quad Cities & OKC:.280-1-23 w/ 18 SB & a.360 OBP SPECIAL PERFORMANCES Four-Hit Games: 5 Nolan Fontana, April 22 vs. MID: 4-7, RBI Leo Heras, May 17 vs. MID: 4-5, RBI Matt Duffy, May 26 at NWA: 4-5, R, 2B, 2RBIs Preston Tucker, May 31 vs. ARK: 4-5,2HR,2B,3RBIs Tony Kemp, July 6 vs. TUL: 4-5, 3B, 2 RBIs, 2 SB Kemp, July 12 at FRI: 4-6, 3B, RBI, 3 R LAST AT-BAT WINS (6) Date Opp. Score Batter Play 4/12 TUL 3-2 Tucker Bases-loaded 1B in 10th 4/22 MID 6-5 Fontana 1B in 10th w/ runners at 1st & 2nd 4/23 MID 5-4 Heras Bases-loaded 1B in 9th 6/7 SA 3-2 Aplin RBI single w/ runner at 2nd in 13th 6/14 FRI 4-3 Mier Francisco Mendoza WP in 11th 7/7 TUL 6-5 Meyer 1B w/ runners at 2nd & 3rd in 9th Five-Hit Games: None Five or more RBIs in a Game: 1 Jonathan Meyer, July 12 at FRI: 3-5, 2B, 2R, 5 RBIs Grand Slam HRs: 1 Chris Epps, April 22 vs. MID: 1-4, GS, 3BB, 4RBIs Multiple HR Games: 5 Delino DeShields, Jr., May 9 at FRI: 2-4, 2HR, 2RBIs Preston Tucker, May 31 vs. ARK: 4-5,2HR,2B,3RBIs Tucker, June 10 vs. SA: 2-5, 3R, 2 HR, 2 RBIs Andrew Aplin, June 26 at SPR: 3-4, 2 HR, 4 RBIs Telvin Nash, July 5 vs. TUL: 2-3, 2 HR, 2RBIs, BB, K PINCH HITTERS Batter AVG 2-3-HR RBI LOB BB-SO HP-SF-SAC Aplin.000(0-3) 0-0-0 0 1 1-2 0-0-0 Cokinos.250(1-4) 0-0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0-0 DeShields.500(1-2) 1-0-0 0 2 0-0 0-0-0 Epps 0-0-0 2-0 0-0-0 Heras.667(2-3) 1-0-0 1 0 1-0 0-0-0 Mier 0-0-0 1-0 0-0-0 Nash.000(0-1) 0-0-0 0 1 0-1 0-0-0 Perdomo 1.000(2-2) 0-0-0 0 0 1-0 0-0-0 Scott 1.000(1-1) 0-0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0-0 Sosa.000(0-1) 0-0-0 0 0 1-0 0-0-0 Totals.375(6-16) 2-0-0 1 4 7-3 0-0-0

PAGE 6 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K AB AVG Starters 27-31 3.86 510.2 476 236 219 52 141 437 1,922.247 Relievers 24-25 3.44 452.0 420 216 173 46 169 401 1,709.245 Total 51-56 3.66 962.2 896 452 392 98 310 838 3,631.246 Ruben Alaniz RH 6-4, 218 05/01/91, 23 yrs. old La Grulla, TX Non-Drafted FA, August 2009 LH.241(7-29) RH.275(11-40) IR/IRS: 0/0 1st BA RET: 5/8.333(6-18)w/RISP SV/SVO: 0/0 High IP: 4.0 High K: 2 Mitchell Lambson LH 6-1, 208 07/20/90, 24 yrs. old Scottsdale, AZ 19th, 2011 (Arizona State) LH.240(6-25) RH.200(7-35) IR/IRS: 9/3 1st BA RET: 11/13.333(5-15) w/risp SV/SVO: 0/0 High IP: 2.2 High K: 3 Allowed 4 R on 3 H & 2 BB in 2.2 IP Sat vs. MID Walked 4 & allowed 4 R in 0.2 IP Thurs vs. MID Fashioned a scoreless 8th July 20 at FRI Surrendered a 2-R HR to Forsythe in 7th July 14 vs. MID Missed May & June w/ lat injury Made 3 GS in GCL: 1-1 w/ 6.94 ERA Worked 2 GM for CC in late April Went 9-9 w/ a 4.53 ERA in 27 GM (19 GS) for CC last year (65 K, 47 BB, 113.1 IP, 9 HR,.298 BAA) Was 7-3 w/ 3.15 ERA in 11 2nd half GM Tossed 7.0 shutout IP in GM 4 of TLSDS...Hooks won 1-0 in SA 17 GS for Lancaster in 12: 6-2 w/ a 5.04 ERA (70 K, 26 BB, 100.0 IP) April POM: 2-0, 2.90 ERA in 5 GS Draft status was hampered by injury and an outbreak of the swine flu at Juarez-Lincoln High in La Joya Notched first 2 outs in 8th Fri vs. MID (0 R, 1 H, 2 K) Retired lone BF Thurs vs. MID Yielded a 2-R HR to Asencio over 1.1 IP Tues at SA 0 ER in prior 8 GM (10.2 IP) 2-R HR to Simon over 2.2 IP June 30 at TUL 3 of 13 H are HR Debuted June 19 vs. FRI (1.0 IP, 0 R) Went 1-1 with 3.32 ERA & 2 SV in 17 GM for Lancaster to start season (28 K, 4 BB, 21.2 IP) Did not allow a run in last 5 app in the California League Pitched at Low-A over last 2 years: 10-4 w/ 2.93 ERA in 60 GM between Quad Cities & Lexington Owns a 4.26 K-to-BB ratio for his career Tyson Perez RH 6-3, 228 12/27/89, 24 yrs. old Hanford, CA 17th, 2011 (Fresno City College) LH.219(7-32) RH.228(13-57) IR/IRS: 6/0 1st BA RET: 12/17.286(6-21) w/risp SV/SVO: 7/7 High IP: 3.1 High K: 4 Notched SV w/ 1.1 scoreless IP Fri vs. MID Tagged for 6 R on 5 H (2 HR) in 8th Tues at SA Allowed 1 R in prior 13 GM (20.0 IP) Stranded 2 in July 19 at FRI (1 R, 2 H, BB)...snapped a string of 16 batters retired in a row 3.0 scoreless IP in AA debut May 30 vs. NWA Faced 2 (1B, BB) in 8th June 3 at MID, both scored Joined the Hooks from Lancaster: Went 0-3 with a 5.87 ERA & 1 SV in 9 GM (15 K, 9 BB, 15.1 IP) Worked for JetHawks over last 2 seasons: 9-5, 5.03 in 21 GS in 2012 4-5, 5.85 ERA in 37 GM in 2013 Spanning 3 seasons in the Cal League, owns a K-to-BB ratio of 1.88 (158 K 84 BB 247.2 IP)

HOOKS AT-A-GLANCE PAGE 7 COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X TOTAL Corpus Christi 57 62 63 38 57 58 56 47 41 11 490 Opposition 46 40 53 45 63 37 58 66 37 7 452 OVERALL 1ST HALF 2ND HALF HOME ROAD Record 51-56 34-36 17-20 30-24 21-32 Day Games 4-5 4-4 0-1 1-3 3-2 vs. RH Starters 38-44 27-30 11-14 21-21 17-23 vs. LH Starters 13-12 7-6 6-6 8-3 5-9 One-Run Games 13-24 10-17 3-7 8-8 5-16 Two-Run Games 6-11 5-10 1-1 2-5 4-6 Extra Innings 8-3 8-1 0-2 4-1 4-2 Doubleheaders Hooks Score First 38-22 26-15 12-7 25-7 13-15 April 14-12 14-12 8-6 6-6 May 15-14 15-14 9-5 6-9 June 9-18 5-10 4-8 5-8 4-12 July 13-12 13-12 9-5 4-7 August September vs. South 29-42 20-26 9-16 18-18 11-24 vs. Frisco 12-16 6-10 6-6 6-6 6-10 vs. Midland 9-15 6-10 3-5 8-8 1-7 vs. San Antonio 8-11 8-6 0-5 4-4 4-7 vs. North 22-14 14-10 8-4 12-6 10-8 vs. Arkansas 3-3 3-3 1-2 2-1 vs. NW Arkansas 3-3 3-3 2-1 1-2 vs. Springfield 8-4 4-2 4-2 4-2 4-2 vs. Tulsa 8-4 4-2 4-2 5-1 3-3

PAGE 8 Team Batting Most Runs, Game... 14, *July 13 vs. MID Most Runs, Inning 9 (9th), July 18 at FRI Most Hits, Game......17, July 13 vs. MID Most Hits, Inning...... 7 (7th), June 11 vs. FRI Fewest Hits, Game... 1, June 14 vs. SA Most Doubles, Game. 5, *May 30 vs. NWA Most Triples, Game.... 3, July 6 vs. TUL Most Home Runs, Game.... 4, *July 26 vs. MID Most Consecutive Games w/ HR. 7, July 21-current Most Extra-Base Hits, Game.......7, *May 31 vs. NWA Most Strikeouts, Game..... 15, June 7 vs. SA Most Walks, Game... 11, Apr. 27 vs. FRI Fewest Strikeouts, Game.......2, *July 6 vs. TUL Most Stolen Bases, Game... 7, June 25 at SPR Most Men LOB, Game.... 15, Apr. 22 vs. MID Shutouts Against..... 7 Individual Batting Most At-Bats...7, *DeShields, May 14 at SA Most Runs, Game... 3, *Aplin & Nash, July 13 vs. MID Most Hits, Game.... 4, *Kemp, July 11 at FRI Most Doubles, Game.. 2, *Heras, June 29 at TUL Most Triples, GM.. 2, Sosa, July 6 vs. TUL Most XBH, Game..........2, *Aplin, July 26 vs. MID Most Home Runs, Game......2, *Nash, July 5 vs. TUL Most RBIs, Game.... 5, Meyer, July 11 at FRI Most Strikeouts, Game...... 4, *Nash, June 16 at SA Most Walks, Game... 3, *Sosa, July 13 vs. MID Most Stolen Bases, Game..3, *DeShields, June 28 at TUL Longest Hitting Streak... 11, Garcia, May 3-21 Team Pitching Most Runs, Game... 15, June 10 vs. SA Most Runs, Inning.... 7 (8th), May 18 vs. MID Most Runs, Individual......8, Rollins, July 14 vs. MID Fewest Runs, Game.....0, *July 4 vs. SPR HOOKS HIGHS & LOWS Fewest Hits, Game.... 2, *July 19 at FRI Most Hits, Game. 18, July 14 vs. MID Most Home Runs, Game...4, *July 22 at SA Most Walks, Game...12, Apr 29 at MID Most Strikeouts, Game..... 18, June 13 vs. FRI Most Hit by Pitch, Game. 4, July 17 at FRI Most Wild Pitches, Game.. 3, *July 24 vs. MID Shutouts For... 6 Individual Pitching Longest Winning Streak... 2, *Cruz, July 11-17 Longest Losing Streak.....6, Rodgers, May 11-June 20 Most IP, Starter 7.1, Jankowski, June 5 at MID Most IP, Reliever.. 5, *Rodgers, May 11 at FRI Most Strikeouts, Reliever....7, Rollins, July 26 vs. MID Fewest Hits, CG... Fewest Walks, CG... Most Walks, Game...... 6, Heidenreich, Apr 29 at MID Most Strikeouts, Game.. 9, *Smith, June 13 vs. FRI General Most Errors, Game.... 4, *July 20 at FRI Most Errors by Opponent, Game... 4, *June 25 at SPR Longest Game, Time.....4:22, Apr. 22 vs. MID Longest Game, Innings.....13, *June 30 vs. TUL Shortest Game, Time (7 Inn.)... Shortest Game, Time (9 Inn.)...2:13, June 26 at SPR Largest Home Attendance....9,185, July 4 vs. SPR Largest Margin of Victory.. 13, July 13 vs. MID Largest Margin of Defeat.........12, July 14 vs. MID Longest Winning Streak...... 6, *July 2-7 Longest Losing Streak.. 6, July 19-24 Most Games over.500.....6, Apr. 13 vs. SPR Biggest Comeback Win.......5, Apr. 22 vs. MID Biggest Lost Lead. 7, Apr. 11 vs. TUL * Multiple occurrences, most recent listed CATCHERS ERA CS SBA CS% PB PO W-L Garcia 3.81(211/498.2) 20 50.400 6 4 24-31 Heineman 3.50(181/465.0) 22 48.458 1 3 27-25 SB vs. PITCHERS CS SB ATT PO PCT Alaniz 4 4 8 0.500 Ballew 2 4 6 0.333 Cain 2 1 3 1.667 Cruz 2 10 12 1.167 Devenski 0 3 3 0.000 Dimock 2 0 2 1 1.000 De Leon 3 1 4 1.750 Hauschild 2 2 4 0.500 Heidenreich 1 0 1 1 1.000 Jankowski 3 2 5 0.600 Lambson 0 1 1 0.000 Perez 0 1 1 0.000 Robinson 0 3 3 0.000 Rodgers 4 4 8 2.500 Rodriguez 1 3 4 0.250 Rollins 1 2 3 0.333 Scribner 0 1 1 0.000 Seaton 1 1 2 1.500 Shirley 3 5 8 1.375 Smith 5 2 7 0.714 Sogard 2 3 5 0.400 Urckfitz 1 0 1 0 1.000 Weiland 0 2 2 0.000 West 1 1 2 0.500

PAGE 9 HOOKS GAME LOG Date Opp. Score Record Winner Loser Save Att. YTD Att. Time 4/3 @TUL L 4-5 (11) 0-1 Roberts Sogard (0-1) 8,379 3:01 4/4 @TUL W 2-1 1-1 West (1-0) Kern Sogard, 1 7,941 2:51 4/5 @TUL W 7-4 2-1 Cruz (1-0) Gray Robinson, 1 7,256 2:57 4/6 @SPR W 5-3 3-1 Shirley (1-0) Gaviglio Ballew, 1 3,058 3:11 4/7 @SPR W 8-5 4-1 Robinson (1-0) Cornelius Rodgers, 1 2,629 2:46 4/8 @SPR W 7-6 (11) 5-1 De Leon (1-0) Sherriff Ballew, 2 4,156 3:48 4/10 TUL W 6-0 6-1 Cruz (2-0) Winkler 6,658 6,658 2:38 4/11 TUL L 9-10 6-2 Gonzalez Shirley Oberg 6,155 12,813 3:11 4/12 TUL W 3-2 (10) 7-2 Sogard (1-1) White 6,513 19,326 2:47 4/13 SPR W 9-1 8-2 West (2-0) Cornelius 5,107 24,433 2:40 4/14 SPR L 1-2 8-3 Heyer Cruz (2-1) Kiekhefer 4,488 28,921 2:14 4/15 SPR L 1-2 8-4 Petrick Shirley (1-2) Shaban 5,554 34,475 2:21 4/17 @FRI L 2-3 8-5 Font Rodgers (0-1) 3,856 2:57 4/18 @FRI L 3-4 8-6 Klein Jankowski (0-1) West 10,218 3:25 4/19 @FRI L 0-6 8-7 Harrison Seaton (0-1) 10,126 2:17 4/20 @FRI W 7-5 9-7 Robinson (2-0) Eickhoff Shirley, 1 3,384 2:53 4/21 MID W 5-2 10-7 Rodgers (1-1) Haviland Urckfitz, 1 4,402 38,877 2:34 4/22 MID W 6-5 (12) 11-7 Robinson (3-0) Crumbliss 4,162 43,039 4:22 4/23 MID L 1-3 11-8 Jensen Cruz (2-2) Smith 4,449 47,488 2:38 4/24 MID W 9-3 12-8 Shirley (2-2) Werner Heidenreich, 1 5,382 52,870 3:01 4/25 FRI W 6-4 13-8 Scribner (1-0) Eickhoff De Leon, 1 5,947 58,817 2:59 4/26 FRI L 2-3 13-9 Jackson Rodgers (1-2) West 5,455 64,272 2:55 4/27 FRI L 3-4 13-10 Mendoza De Leon (1-1) Font 6,498 70,770 3:15 4/28 FRI W 11-2 14-10 Dimock (1-0) Asher 4,617 75,387 2:48 4/29 @MID L 8-9 14-11 Castillo De Leon (1-2) 3,030 3:20 4/30 @MID L 4-5 14-12 Dull Urckfitz (0-1) Frankhoff 5,911 2:34 5/1 @MID L 5-6 14-13 Haviland Rodgers (1-3) Frankhoff 4,071 2:59 5/2 @MID L 6-8 14-14 Hassebrock Dimock (1-1) 5,429 2:55 5/3 SAN W 4-1 15-14 Cruz (3-2) Needy Jankowski, 1 5,623 81,010 2:37 5/4 SAN L 4-6 15-15 Jones Smith (1-0) Barbato, 7 5,181 86,191 2:28 5/5 SAN W 6-3 16-15 Shirley (3-2) Hussey De Leon, 2 4,516 90,707 2:27 5/6 SAN W 8-0 17-15 Heidenreich (1-0) Geer Rodgers, 2 5,128 95,835 2:51 5/8 @FRI L 3-5 17-16 Kela Cruz (3-3) Klein 3,293 2:59 5/9 @FRI L 2-6 17-17 Asher Smith (0-2) 10,231 3:14 5/10 @FRI W 5-1 18-17 Ballew (1-0) Saunders 10,289 3:02 5/11 @FRI L 5-7 18-18 Bores Rodgers (1-4) 5,613 2:30 5/12 @SAN W 6-5 (12) 19-18 Urckfitz (1-1) De La Cruz Ballew, 3 2,149 3:38 5/13 @SAN L 4-7 19-19 Sexton Cruz (3-4) Barbato, 11 3,274 2:42 5/14 @SAN W 7-6 (13) 20-19 Ballew (2-0) De La Cruz Urckftiz, 2 4,723 4:02 5/15 @SAN W 3-2 (11) 21-19 Shirley (4-2) Campos Sogard, 2 4,583 3:19 * May 12 contest, initially suspended, completed on May 13

PAGE 10 HOOKS GAME LOG Date Opp. Score Record Winner Loser Save Att. YTD Att. Time 5/16 MID L 7-9 21-20 Gailey Rodgers (1-5) Frankhoff 6,154 101,989 3:06 5/17 MID W 5-4 22-20 Robinson (4-0) Dull 7,530 109,519 3:24 5/18 MID L 2-8 22-21 Doolittle Ballew (2-1) 5,034 114,553 2:41 5/19 MID W 7-0 23-21 Cruz (4-4) Jensen 5,182 119,735 2:32 5/21 @ARK W 7-2 24-21 Shirley (5-2) Sneed 3,627 2:57 5/22 @ARK W 3-1 25-21 Smith (1-2) Sisk Dimock, 1 4,647 2:47 5/23 @ARK L 1-7 25-22 Arenas Rodgers (1-6) 5,188 2:33 5/24 @NWA W 7-4 26-22 Scribner (2-0) Fassold Robinson, 1 4,516 2:59 5/25 @NWA L 4-7 26-23 Sulbaran Cruz (4-5) Culver 5,898 2:44 5/26 @NWA L 3-5 26-24 Selman Dimock (1-2) Triggs 2,890 3:21 5/27 ARK W 6-2 27-24 Smith (2-2) Rucinski 4,823 124,558 2:35 5/28 ARK L 0-2 27-25 Arenas Rodgers (1-7) Bedrosian 4,835 129,393 2:38 5/29 ARK L 0-4 27-26 Roth Rollins (0-1) Brady 4,702 134,095 2:30 5/30 NWA W 7-2 28-26 Hauschild (1-0) Sulbaran 5,953 140,048 2:59 5/31 NWA W 11-2 29-26 Ballew (3-1) Fassold 5,454 145,502 3:01 6/1 NWA L 1-2 29-27 Ferguson Dimock (1-3) Triggs 5,221 150,723 2:50 6/3 @MID L 3-4 29-28 Frankhoff Robinson (4-1) 3,106 2:48 6/4 @MID L 0-2 29-29 Haviland Rollins (0-2) Healy 3,057 2:41 6/5 @MID L 2-3 29-30 Long Hauschild (1-1) Frankhoff 5,311 2:29 6/6 @MID W 2-0 30-30 Jankowski (1-1) Jensen Urckfitz, 3 5,847 2:34 6/7 SA W 3-2 (13) 31-30 Perez Sullivan 5,912 156,635 3:46 6/8 SA L 5-6 31-31 Hussey Rodriguez Barbato 5,658 162,293 3:10 6/9 SA L 2-7 31-32 Garces Rodgers (1-8) 6,303 168,596 2:54 6/10 SA* L 14-15 31-33 Sullivan Robinson (4-2) Garces 5,336 173,932 3:42 6/11 FRI W 7-0 32-33 Perez (2-0) Asher 5,278 179,210 2:41 6/12 FRI L 3-5 32-34 Cabrera Jankowski (1-2) Klein 6,821 186,031 3:05 6/13 FRI W 4-3 33-34 Ballew (4-1) Mendoza 5,872 191,903 3:17 6/14 FRI L 2-10 33-35 Jackson Rodgers (1-9) 6,555 198,458 2:50 6/15 @SA W 7-2 34-35 Rollins (1-2) Geer Perez, 1 3,059 2:29 6/16 @SA L 0-1 34-36 Branham Hauschild (1-2) Garces 3,005 2:20 6/17 @SA L 0-3 0-1, 34-37 De La Cruz Ballew (4-2) 4,837 2:28 6/18 @SA L 2-5 0-2, 34-48 Oramas Shirley (5-3) Garces 5,031 2:30 6/19 FRI L 5-7 (10) 0-3, 34-49 Lamb Dimock (1-4) Klein 5,275 203,733 3:33 6/20 FRI W 4-1 1-3, 35-49 Rodgers (2-9) Gonzalez Rollins, 1 5,980 209,713 2:37 6/21 FRI L 0-3 1-4, 35-40 Asher (7-6) Hauschild (1-3) Klein 6,726 216,439 2:29 6/22 FRI W 4-1 2-4, 36-40 Cruz (5-5) Cabrera Jankowski, 2 5,067 221,506 2:23 6/24 @ARK TL All-Star Game 6/25 @SPR W 7-4 3-4, 37-40 Rodgers (3-9) Sherriff Perez, 2 3,941 3:26 6/26 @SPR L 5-6 3-5, 37-41 Mayers Jankowski (1-3) 7,001 2:13 6/27 @SPR L 2-6 3-6, 37-42 Cornelius Hauschild (1-4) 6,009 2:46 * Played at Minute Maid Park in Houston

PAGE 11 HOOKS GAME LOG Date Opp. Score Record Winner Loser Save Att. YTD Att. Time 6/28 @TUL W 10-3 4-6, 38-42 Shirley (6-3) Kulik 6,621 3:06 6/29 @TUL L 3-4 (13) 4-7, 38-43 Striz (2-0) Ballew (4-3) 4,948 4:18 6/30 @TUL L 7-8 4-8, 38-44 Roberts Rodriguez (0-2) 8,354 3:30 7/2 SPR W 3-2 5-8,39-44 Rollins (2-2) Mayers Perez, 2 5,256 226,762 2:33 7/3 SPR W 4-2 6-8,40-44 Jankowski (2-3) Cornelius Ballew, 2 6,735 233,497 2:29 7/4 SPR W 8-0 7-8,41-44 Smith (3-2) Heyer 9,185 242,682 3:02 7/5 TUL W 7-2 8-8,42-44 Shirley (7-3) Kulik Perez, 4 6,183 248,865 3:05 7/6 TUL W 7-2 9-8, 43-44 Rodgers (4-9) Anderson Cruz, 1 4,759 253,624 2:52 7/7 TUL W 6-5 10-8,44-44 Devenski (1-0) White 4,708 258,332 2:58 7/9 @FRI L 3-4 10-9, 44-45 Lamb Rollins (2-3) Mendoza 7,375 2:38 7/10 @FRI W 4-1 11-9, 45-45 Jankowski (3-3) Claudio Perez, 5 4,522 2:34 7/11 @FRI W 12-4 12-9, 46-45 Cruz (6-5) Asher 7,632 2:55 7/12 @FRI L 2-6 12-10, 46-46 Eickhoff Rodgers (4-10) Kela 7,812 2:41 7/13 MID W 14-1 13-10, 47-46 Devenski (2-0) Haviland 4,877 263,209 3:20 7/14 MID L 2-14 13-11, 47-47 Jensen Rollins (2-4) 7,556 270,765 3:07 7/15 MID L 3-6 13-12, 47-48 Murphy Hauschild (1-5) 5,525 276,290 3:02 7/16 MID W 5-2 14-12, 48-48 Smith (4-2) Long Jankowski, 3 4,676 280,966 2:44 7/17 @FRI W 3-2 15-12, 49-48 Cruz (7-5) Eickhoff Perez, 6 3,239 2:51 7/18 @FRI W 9-5 16-12, 50-48 Ballew (5-3) Kela 8,346 3:34 7/19 @FRI L 1-2 16-13, 50-49 Lotzkar Devenski (2-1) Hamren 8,569 2:14 7/20 @FRI L 2-3 16-14, 50-50 Mendoza Hauschild (1-6) Lamb 7,482 2:46 7/21 @SA L 3-8 16-15, 50-51 Ross Jankowski (3-4) 4,192 2:43 7/22 @SA L 1-11 16-16, 50-52 Morrow Smith (4-3) 5,351 2:33 7/23 @SA L 4-5 16-17, 50-53 De La Cruz Cruz (7-6) 5,012 2:58 7/24 MID L 3-7 16-18, 50-54 Jensen (9-7) Devenski (2-2) 5,712 286,678 3:11 7/25 MID W 6-3 17-18, 51-54 Hauschild (2-6) Murphy Perez, 7 7,404 294,082 2:53 7/26 MID L 4-10 17-19, 51-55 Long West (2-1) 6,384 300,466 3:18 7/27 MID L 3-11 17-20, 51-56 Granier Jankowski (3-5) 4,748 305,214 2:56 7/28 SA 7/29 SA 7/30 SA 7/31 @MID 8/1 @MID 8/2 @MID 8/3 @MID 8/5 @NWA 8/6 @NWA 8/7 @NWA 8/8 @ARK 8/8 @ARK