San Antonio Missions (12-16) at Corpus Christi Hooks (15-14) Sunday, May 4, 2014 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 1:10 p.m.

San Antonio Missions (12-16) at Corpus Christi Hooks (15-14) Sunday, May 4, 2014 Whataburger Field Corpus Christi, TX 1:10 p.m. ON THE RECORD: 9-6 Home 6-8 Road 4-3-1 Series 1-1 Sweeps W 1 Streak 1-4 Last 5 4-6 Last 10 SKID SNAPPED: Corpus Christi ended its four-game losing streak last night with a 4-1 victory in the series opener against San Antonio. Luis Cruz worked around four walks and five hits in five innings. Cruz struck out six and stranded six. The lone run for the Missions came courtesy of a lead-off pop-fly double by Adam Buschini in the fifth. A fly out to left moved him to third and a line drive to center off the bat of Rymer Liriano chased Buschini home. Jordan Jankowski slammed the door with four shutout frames. He entered with a man on second and no outs in the sixth and managed to escape unscathed. Jankowski walked two and fanned 5, including two batters in the ninth. James Needy matched zeroes with Cruz thru the first four innings until the Hooks broke thru in the fifth. Jio Mier stroked a double down the left-field line to open the frame. Mier took third on a wild pitch and scored when Austin Hedges throw sailed past third base. Tyler Heineman then served a single into center and scampered to third on Rene Garcia s double to the gap in right. Three batters later, Nolan Fontana cracked a two-out, two-run single to right field, handing the Hooks a 3-1 lead. Matt Duffy tacked on another in the sixth when he belted a 2-0 pitch from Jeff Ibarra over the fence in left field. SAN ANTONIO PITCHING MATCHUP CORPUS CHRISTI RH Devin Jones (3-1, 6.00) Acquired by San Diego via trade from Baltimore this November in exchange for RHP Brad Bach Started Tuesday vs. Frisco at the Wolff & allowed 6 R on 6 H (1 HR) and 2 BB in 3.0 IP...ND as SA won 9-7 in 10 Beat the Riders at Dr Pepper Ballpark on April 23, tossing 6.0 IP of 2-run ball...walked 1 and struck out 6 Also notched a W on April 17 at Midland, permitting 1 R on 7 H in 5.0 IP Lost his 2nd start of the season - April 11 vs. Springfield - after allowing 5 R on 6 H in 5.0 IP Won debut as a Padres farmhand on April 5, holding the Cards to 3 R (2 ER) in 5.0 IP...worked around 6 H & 4 BB Went 4-7 with a 5.84 ERA in 24 starts for Bowie last season...struck out 108 and walked 48 in 123.1 IP Had the highest ERA, run total (95) and WHIP (1.57) in the Eastern League Also made 1 start for Frederick of the Carolina League and tossed 6.0 IP of 1-run ball Entered the campaign as a top 20 Baltimore prospect Pitched between Delmarva and the Keys in 2012, going 8-7 with a 2.72 ERA in 28 appearances (9 starts) Struck out 80 and walked 23 in 109 innings Opponents are batting.277 with 28 home runs in his 4- year career...averaging nearly 1 HR per 9.0 IP Taken by the Orioles in the 9th round of the 2011 draft out of Mississippi State RH Kyle Smith (4-0, 2.60 w/ LAN) Acquired by Houston in a trade with Kansas City last July for OF Justin Maxwell Entered the season as Houston s No. 13 prospect, according to MLB.com Makes Double-A debut today after going 2-0 with a 2.60 ERA in 7 GM (3 GS) for Lancaster Struck out 31 and walked 12 in 27.2 innings, holding the California League to 3 home runs and a.178 AVG Last appearance was Tuesday against High Desert: 3.2 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 1 HR, 0 BB, 7 K Fanned 15 and walked 2 over his last 3 app with the JetHawks Won 4 consecutive outings from April 12-25, yielding 3 combined ER in 17.0 IP for a 1.58 ERA Is tied for 2nd in the California League in wins and ranks 7th in the circuit in ERA His batting average against slots 3rd Went a combined 6-5 with a 3.67 ERA in 24 starts between Wilmington and Lancaster last season Prior to the July 31 trade, posted a 5-4 record and a 2.85 ERA in 19 starts for the Blue Rocks His ERA jumped to 7.33 in 5 starts for Lancaster Features a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.46 (246/71) in his 3- year career...averages 9.7 Ks per 9.0 IP Taken by Kansas City in the 4th round of the 2011 draft out of high school in Lantana, Fla. UPCOMING PROBABLES Date Opp. Pitchers - Opponent vs. Corpus Christi Mon, May 5 SA RH John Hussey (1-0, 3.72) vs. LH Tommy Shirley (2-2, 1.27) Tues, May 6 SA RH Josh Geer (1-3, 2.50) vs. RH Matt Heidenreich (0-0, 8.05) / RH Brady Rodgers (1-3, 3.06) Time 7:10 7:10

PAGE 2 NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Luis Cruz and Jordan Jankowski restored order on the hill for Corpus Christi last night. After logging a 5.85 ERA during the series in Midland, the Hooks held San Antonio to 1 run - the lowest output by the oppsotion since CC dispatched Springfield 9-1 on April 13 at Whataburger Field. Hooks hurlers have enjoyed the friendly confines, boasting a 2.33 ERA and a.230 batting average against while surrendering 7 home runs in 15 games. Corpus Christi features a 4.23 ERA away from Whataburger Field with the Texas League hitting.271 with 14 home runs. CRUZ CONTROL: Cruz turned in another sterling outing in a Hooks uniform. Dating back to last season, the San Juan southpaw stands 5-2 with a 1.29 ERA in 11 GM (7 GS) with Corpus Christi. Cruz has struck out 47 and walked 14 in 48.2 IP. LEFTIES BEWARE: Matt Duffy has owned left-handed pitching this season. Duffy, who went deep off southpaw Jeff Ibarra last night, is now hitting.400 (14-for-35) with 2 home runs and 7 RBIs opposite lefties. Duffy s blast was the 8th home run in the last 6 games for Corpus Christi. The Hooks had been limited to 1 homer in their prior 4 contests. Corpus Christi stands 2nd in the Texas League with 23 round-trippers. FONTANA DELIVERS: Nolan Fontana, who provided a clutch 2-out, 2-run single last night, has now hit safely in 9 of his last 11 games, batting.341 with 5 runs, 5 doubles and 6 RBIs. The lefty was 1-for-20 opposite southpaws prior to his pivotal knock in the 5th off Ibarra. RENE HEATING UP: Rene Garcia went 2-for-3 with a double and run scored last night. Garcia now boasts hits in 5 of his last 6 games, batting.333 with 3 runs, 2 doubles and a solo home run. Corpus Christi s catcher featured just 4 knocks in his prior 10 games. Garcia is trying to recapture his form from last season. He notched career highs in average (.293), runs (44), hits (108), doubles (20), homers (5), RBIs (42) and walks (22) between CC and Oklahoma City in 2013. HERAS TO DL: The Astros placed OF Leo Heras (hamstring) on Corpus Christi s disabled list yesterday and have added OF Marc Wik to the Hooks active roster. Heras, who was scratched from Friday s lineup, is hitting.202 with 2 doubles, 3 triples, 1 home run and 6 RBIs in 25 games. For the season, he has worked 17 walks against 16 strikeouts. Heras has hit safely in 7 of his last 10 contests, batting.294 with 9 runs, 2 doubles, 2 triples, 2 RBIs, 9 walks and 4 strikeouts. Wik, a 21st-round pick out of Chabot College (Hayward, CA) in 2012, joins CC from extended spring training in Kissimmee, Fla. The 21-year-old has spent the last 2 seasons in Greeneville, batting.252 with 1 home run, 20 RBIs and a.401 OBP.

PAGE 3 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Andrew Aplin, OF L/L 6-0, 210 03/21/91, 23 yrs. old Suisun, CA 5th, 2012 (Arizona State).250(7-28) vs. LHP.329(24-73) vs. RHP.288(15-52) at Home.327(16-49) on Road.438(14-32) w/risp Long Streak: 8 Set: 0-4 8-GM hit streak snapped Sat. H 11 of 13: 18-48(.375) w/ 12R, 4 2B, 3B, 2HR, 9RBIs & 11BB TL rankings: 1st BB (25), OBP (.442); T-3 RBI (19); T-7 AVG (.307) 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 grand slams CL Player of the Week for May 20-27: 13-30 (.433) w/ 5 2B, 2 HR & 10 RBIs Hit.313 w/ 7 HR & 38 RBIs in 68 GM between Tri-City & LAN in 2012 Career 136 BB vs. 116 K M.P. Cokinos, 1B R/R 6-2, 215 06/18/90, 23 yrs. old Houston, TX 31st, 2012 (St. Mary s).125(2-16) vs. LHP.273(15-55) vs. RHP.233(7-30) at Home.244(10-41) on Road.292(7-24) w/risp Long Streak: 5 2 Set: 1-3 9 for last 47 (.191) H in 5 of first 6 GM: 8-24 (.333) w/ 4 RBIs 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), 2010.294(5-17) vs. LHP.243(9-37) vs. RHP.227(5-22) at Home.281(9-32) on Road.222(2-9) w/risp Long Streak: 5 2 Set: Chris Epps, OF L/R 6-1, 200 12/10/88, 25 yrs. old Stone Mountain, GA 45th, 2011 (Clemson).286(2-7) vs. LHP.140(6-43) vs. RHP.179(5-28) at Home.136(3-22) on Road.273(3-11) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 0-4,2K Has reached in 11 of 14 GM 2-17 w/ 2 R, 2 HR, 4 RBIs, 3 BB, 8 K at MID Hit.275 w/ 32 2B, 5 2B, 16 HR & 75 RBI at LAN last year...ranked 3rd in CL in walks (69) Bolstered by a 1st-inning grand slam, plated a career-high 6 RBIs on June 2 vs. Visalia Batted.302 w/ a.381 OBP & a.556 SLG in 48 first-half contests...featured.308/.242 home-road split.258 w/ 52 R, 12 2B, 6 3B, 13 HR & 49 RBI in 82 GM between Lexington & LAN in 2012 Averaging 20 HR & 86 RBI over the course of a 140-GM schedule...boasts a career.378 OBP.292 w/ 10 HR, 42 RBI &.422 OBP in 61 GM as a senior for the Tigers...All-ACC Tourney honors Nolan Fontana, IF L/R 5-11, 200 06/06/91, 22 yrs. old Winter Garden, FL 2nd, 2012 (Florida).095(2-21) vs. LHP.310(22-77) vs. RHP.298(17-57) at Home.200(7-35) on Road.240(6-25) w/risp Long Streak: 7 Set: 2-3,2RBI,BB,K 11-GM on-base streak snapped April 14 On DL w/ non-displaced cheekbone fracture (April 18) Listed by MLB.com as HOU s No.7 prospect...tabbed by BA as the fastest base runner in the system.317 w/ 100 R, 25 2B, 14 3B, 5 HR, 54 RBI & 51 SB at LAN last year Led Astros system in SB CL standout in SB (2nd), OBP (.405, 2nd), 3B (2nd), AVG (3rd) & R (3rd) Featured 22-GM on-base strk Started for US in Futures GM last July July thru Sept, led Class A in runs (55) & ranked 3rd in AVG (.359) Was 12 Astros Minor League POY after hitting.287 w/ 12 HR, 61 RBI & an organization-record 101 SB in 135 GM between Lexington & LAN...was tabbed MVP of Cal League Championship Series Matt Duffy, IF R/R 6-3, 220 02/06/89, 25 yrs. old Milton, MA 20th, 2011 (Tennessee).400(14-35) vs. LHP.171(13-76) vs. RHP.190(11-58) at Home.302(16-53) on Road.278(10-36) w/risp Long Streak: 5 3 Set: 1-4,HR,K 5-17 w/ 3 R, 2B, 4 RBIs 1 BB at MID 0-11 w/ 1 BB & 5 K vs. FRI.342 w/ 6 2B & 6 RBIs in 1st 8 GM.309 w/ 24 2B, 24 HR, 94 RBIs and a.913 OPS in 124 GM between LAN & CC last year Ranked among HOU org leaders in AVG (6th), HR (4th) & RBIs (5th) Joined CC in early Aug rom Lancaster:.323 w/ 20 2B, 4 3B, 19 HR & 84 RBIs in 100 GM CL All-Star Ranked among CL leaders in RBIs (2nd), average (4th), SLG (.553, 4th), TB (205, 5th) & HBP (18, 1st) For Lexington in 2012, hit.280 with 16 HR & 70 RBIs en route to Mid-Season SAL honors All-American SS at Vermont, transferred to UT:.308 w/ 32 2B, 10 HR & 80 RBIs over 2 seasons H in 9 of last 11 GM: 15-44 (.341) w/ 5 R, 5 2B, 6 RBIs, 6 BB, 15 K Was 1 for prior 15 T-1 TL w/ 10 2B MLB.com: Houston s No. 18 prospect...best strike-zone discipline in the system according to BA.259 w/ 88 R, 18 2B, 6 3B, 8 HR, 60 RBI, 102 BB & 100 K for LAN last yr...stole 16 bases in 21 attempts T-2nd in minors in BB and was 3rd in High-A in OBP (.415) JetHawks April POM:.365 AVG, 1.078 OPS Featured a.951 fielding percentage while turning 39 double plays in 95 GM at SS Owns a.430 career OBP & averages 1.16 walks per K & 4.32 PA per BB Career 181 BB vs. 170 K First Gator SS to earn All-SEC 3 years in a row...d-i Rawlings Gold Glove Team member as a freshman

PAGE 4 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Rene Garcia, C R/R 5-11, 205 03/21/90, 24 yrs. old Vega Alta, PR 35th, 2008.400(4-10) vs. LHP.191(9-47) vs. RHP.233(7-30) at Home.222(6-27) on Road.000(0-13) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 2-3,2B,R H in 5 of last 6 GM: 7-21 (.333) w/ 3R, 2 2B, HR, RBI, BB, 2 K H in 4 of first 10 GM for a.167 AVG 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) Among CL top catchers with a.984 FPC in 2011...led w/ 10 DPs, 3rd in assists (69) & 4th in CS (30.3%) Tyler Heineman, C S/R 5-11, 205 06/19/91, 23 yrs. old Pacific Palisades, CA 8th, 2012 (UCLA)_.308(4-13) vs. LHP.256(11-43) vs. RHP.286(8-28) at Home.250(5-28) on Road.278(5-18) w/risp Long Streak: 7 7 Set: 1-3,R 8-24 w/ 6 R, 2 2B & 6 RBI in last 7 GM 1 for prior 14 4-GM hit streak from Apr 6-13 (.400 w/ 3 2B) Hit.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) Served as a backup at UCLA before starting in 12 All Pac-12 as a junior and finished 6th in conference in OBP (.435), reaching safely in 53 of 59 GM Hit by 18 pitches - a single-season school record Leo Heras, OF L/R 5-10, 195 05/29/90, 23 yrs. old Tijuana, MX FA, August 2013.222(4-18) vs. LHP H in 7 of last 10 GM: 10-34 (.294) w/ 9 R, 2 2B, 2 3B, 2 RBI, 9 BB & 4 K.197(13-66) vs. RHP 16-61 (.262) w/ 14 R, 2 2B, 2 3B, HR, 4RBIs, 14 BB in last 19 GM...1-for-23 w/ RBI-3B in 1st 6 GM.310(13-42) at Home 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.095(4-42) on Road.118(2-17) w/risp Was 4-of-10 in the TL South Division Series, notching a double and an RBI Long Streak: 5 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 Set: Owns.318 batting average w/ 109 2B, 50 3B, 60 HR, 294 RBIs & 89 SB thru 7 yrs. in Mexican League Jiovanni Mier, IF R/R 6-2, 205 08/26/90, 23 yrs. old Pomona, CA 1st (21st overall), 2009.429(9-21) vs. LHP.222(14-63) vs. RHP.295(13-44) at Home.250(10-40) on Road.348(8-23) w/risp Long Streak: 4 Set: 1-3,2B,R Joe Sclafani, IF S/R 5-11, 195 04/22/90, 23 yrs. old Corona, CA 14th, 2012 (Dartmouth).000(0-10) vs. LHP.283(15-53) vs. RHP.267(8-30) at Home.212(7-33) on Road.333(5-15) w/risp Long Streak: 5 3 Set: 4-GMer snapped Friday: 7-16 w/ 3 R, 2B, RBI, 2K & SAC H in 6 of first 8:.364 w/ 4R, 2 2B, 2HR, 9RBIs.194-5-28 for CC last season Led TL SS in total chances (492), assists (309) and double plays (82) Hit safely in 27 consecutive home games from April 30 to June 28 - longest home streak in the league.292 w/ 9 2Bs, 3 HRs & 25 RBIs in 46 G at Lancaster in 2012, also made 5 app in GCL Walked in 15.3 April PA, resulting in a.406 OBP for the month; missed 3 months due to hamstring injury 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 H in 13 of 16 GM w/ CC 3-15 w/ 2 R, 2 2B & 4 BB at MID 7-27 w/ 2 R, 3B & 3 RBIs on last stand Combined to hit.294 w/ 7 HR, 62 RBIs and a.402 OBP between Quad-Cities and Lancaster in 2013 Join the JetHwaks on May 8 and the next day began a 35-GM on-base streak Finished 7th in the CL in batting (.302) and hit.318 LH and.234 RH Has played in 103 GM at SS, 28 at 3B and 25 at 2B Features 5 more Ks (107) than walks (102) as a pro All-Ivy First Team 3 times and a 2nd-team selection his sophomore year Led IL SS in 2012 w/.955 FP Finished his career as Dartmouth s all-time leader in 3B (19), BB (100), GM (172) and AB (675) His 220 career hits rank 5th all-time in the Ivy League.19 3B are 1st, 163 R are 3rd and 675 AB are 2nd

PAGE 5 HOOKS HITTERS NOTES Preston Tucker, OF L/L 6-0, 220 07/06/90, 23 yrs. old Tampa, FL 7th, 2012 (Florida).265(9-34) vs. LHP.280(23-82) vs. RHP.267(16-60) at Home.286(16-56) on Road.231(9-39) w/risp Long Streak: 8 Set: 0-3 3-15 w/ 3 R, 2B, HR & 5 RBIs at MID 7-31 w/ 5 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBIs & 4 BB on last homestand TL: 1st TB (60), XH (16); T-1 HR (6); 2B (10); T-3 RBI (19), R (19); T-4 H (32); 5th SLG (.517) Hit.262 w/ 14 2B, 10 HR & 29 RBI in 60 GM for CC last yr...ranked 7th in minors w/ 103 combined RBI Joined CC from in late June from LAN:.326 w/ 18 2B, 1 3B, 15 HR, 74 RBIs in 75 GM...RBIs (103) CL All-Star, left among leaders in AVG (4th), HR (T5), H (97, T1st), R (61 T2), & TB (162, 1st)...928 OPS Earned CL POW after hitting.379 with 3 HR & 19 RBIs from May 27 to June 3 CL Mid Season All-Star Hit.321 & led the Gators w/ 78 hits during senior season...was 2nd on the club in R (57), RBI (50), BB (35), 2B (17) & HR (16)...first team All-SEC as a senior & junior...was SEC Co-Freshman of the Year SPECIAL PERFORMANCES Four-Hit Games: 1 Nolan Fontana, April 22 vs. MID 4-7, RBI Five-Hit Games: None LAST AT-BAT WINS (2) 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 Five or more RBIs in a Game: None Grand Slam HRs: 1 Chris Epps, April 22 vs. MID: 1-4, GS, 3 BB, 4 RBIs Multiple HR Games: None PINCH HITTERS Batter AVG 2-3-HR RBI LOB BB-SO HP-SF-SAC Epps 0-0-0 0 0 1-0 0-0-0 Totals.000(0-0) 0-0-0 0 0 1-0 0-0-0

PAGE 6 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K AB AVG Starters 5-6 3.76 122.0 118 55 51 10 39 108 459.258 Relievers 10-8 2.76 140.1 131 59 43 11 54 115 538.243 Total 15-14 3.22 262.1 249 114 94 21 93 223 997.250 Travis Ballew RH 6-0, 170 05/01/91, 23 yrs. old Rockwall, TX 23rd, 2012 (Texas State) LH.250(6-24) RH.211(4-19) IR/IRS: 4/2 1st BA RET: 7/9.000(0-13) w/risp SV/SVO: 2/3 High IP: 2.0 High K: 2 Jorge De Leon RH 6-0, 200 08/15/87, 26 yrs. old Azua, DR FA, May 2006 LH.231(3-13) RH.267(8-30) IR/IRS: 6/2 1st BA RET: 3/8.250(4-16) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/4 High IP: 2.0 High K: 3 1 UR over 2.0 IP Thurs in MID ( 2 H, 2 BB, HP) Stranded 4 over 2.0 shutout Tues in MID 1-2-3 9th Apr 26 vs. FRI James Ramsey HR on April 13 is the lone tally charged to Ballew Went 4-5 w/ a 4.42 ERA in 50 GM for LAN last season...struck out 44 & walked 17 in 39.0 IP Led Astros farmhands w/ 21 SV & ranked 2nd in the CL...also 2nd in GM finished (41) Was 2-1 w/ a 2.55 ERA over 23 first-half GM, limiting the opp to a.213 AVG Posted 5-1 record & 1.62 ERA in 23 GM for Tri-City in 2012...struck out 44 & walked 17 in 39.0 IP Tabbed Southland Conference Pitcher of the Year & won All-America honors in 2012 Allowed 4 R in 9th Tues at MID for blown SV (3 BB, 4 H 0.1 IP) Yielded lead-off HR to Rua in 9th Sun 0 ER in prior 5 GM (7.0 IP) First 2 ER allowed were HR (Adames - Opening Night in TUL) Went a combined 0-3 w/ a 3.46 ERA & 12 SV in 41 GM between CC & OKC last yr Allowed 2 ER in first 8 app (15.0 IP) w/ CC & yielded 1 ER in final 9 GM w/ the Hooks Featured 0.60 ERA (1 ER/15.0 IP) in 12 outings at Triple-A...walked 2 & fanned 12 Made big league debut Aug. 9 vs. Texas (0-1 w/ 5.40 ERA in 11 app w/ HOU) 2-9 w/ a 7.70 ERA in 40 app. (14 GS) for Lancaster in 2012, saving 6 games in as many chances Jordan Jankowski RH 6-1, 205 05/17/89, 22 yrs. old McMurray, PA 34th, 2012 (Catawba College) LH.478(11-23) RH.111(4-36) IR/IRS: 3/1 1st BA RET: 7/8.294(5-17) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/2 High IP: 4.0 High K: 5 Andrew Robinson RH 6-1, 213 02/13/88, 26 yrs. old Senoia, GA 12th, 2010 (Georgia Tech) LH.222(6-27) RH.286(8-28) IR/IRS: 12/5 1st BA RET: 4/9.227(5-22) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/1 High IP: 3.1 High K: 3 Earned SV Sat vs. SA w/ 4 shutout frames (2 BB, 5 K) 3 R on 4 H & 1 BB in 1.1 Tues at MID Tossed 3.0 IP of 1-run ball in a start Apr 25 vs. FRI Did not allow a R in first 3 GM (4.2 IP, 6 K, 1 BB) Fanned 3 in 2 scoreless IP Apr 22 vs. MID Tagged w/ L 4/18 in FRI (0.1 IP, 3 R)...2-R HR to Jake Skole Went 3-1 w/ 3.05 ERA in 37 app (12 GS) between LAN & Quad Cities last yr (103 K 21 BB 106.1 IP) A MW League All-Star, was the River Bandits POM for July: 4 ER in 19.1 IP for a 1.86 ERA (14 K 1 BB) Was 2-1 w/ a 1.35 ERA in 14 app out of the QC pen, going 5-for-6 in SV & striking out 40 against 5 BB Went 4-0 w/ a 2.23 ERA in 23 app for Greeneville in 2012...17 of 23 GM were scoreless Allowed 2 R on 3 H in 2.0 IP FRI in MID Had not been charged with a R in last 5 GM (8.1 IP) Pitched 3 shutout last Sun vs. FRI ( 1 IR scored) W Apr 22 vs. MID (2.0IP, 0R, 3H, 2BB, 3K)...stranded 5 Spent all of 2012 w/ CC: 5-2 w/ 3.88 ERA in 38 GM...struck out 37 & walked 14 in 49.1 IP Stood 3-0 w/ 3 SV & a 1.53 ERA in 21 2nd half app Was 2-2 w/ a 5.85 ERA in 17 1st half outings Went 4-5 with a 4.33 ERA in 44 G for Lancaster in 2012, striking out 74 against 26 walks in 60.1 innings...was 6-for-9 in save chances & averaged 11.04 Ks per 9 IP Posted 8-10 record & 6.29 ERA in 29 G (21 GS) for LAN in 2011...made 2 app. for CC (3 ER 3.1 IP) Owns career 2.93 K-to-BB ratio Four-year letter winner for Yellow Jackets (4-0, 2.43 ERA, 8 SV in 10) Alex Sogard LH 6-3, 210 07/25/87, 26 yrs. old Hickory, NC 26th, 2010 (NC State) LH.118(2-17) RH.207(6-29) IR/IRS: 3/0 1st BA RET: 4/8.143(1-7) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/1 High IP: 2.2 High K: 2 Walked 3 & allowed 2 UR in 2.1 IP Wed at MID Permitted 1 H in 2.1 scoreless IP Apr 26 vs. FRI Has not yielded an ER in 5 of last 6 GM Worked 2.0 IP Apr 18 in FRI...solo HR to Drew Robinson 0-0 w/ a 2.88 ERA in 16 app for CC last yr...notched 3 SV Did not allow a R in first 9 GM Made 4 playoff app & allowed 2 R in 5.0 IP...saved Game 4 of TLDS in SA Pitched in 22 GM at OKC: 2-1 w/ 9.39 ERA (19 BB, 19 K, 1 HR, 23.0 IP) Went 3-3 w/ a 3.62 ERA in 39 relief app. between LAN & Corpus Christi in 12 : 52 K, 33 BB, 69.2 IP Began the year w/ LAN (0-2, 2.81 ERA)...over final 20 G for CC, went 3-0 w/ 2.41 ERA, 20 Ks & 6 BBs

PAGE 7 HOOKS BULLPEN NOTES Patrick Urckfitz LH 6-4, 213 07/21/88, 25 yrs. old Penfield, NY FA, June 2008 LH.188(3-16) RH.267(4-15) IR/IRS: 3/2 1st BA RET: 6/7.429(3-7) w/risp SV/SVO: 1/2 High IP: 2.0 High K: 2 Charged with 1 UR over 2.0 IP Thurs in MID (2 H, 1 K) 0 ER in first 5 app Lost Wed in MID after allowing 2R on 2H & 1BB in 9th (2 IR scored) Opened on OKC inactive list Led CC in GM (40) last yr: 6-3 w/ 3.20 ERA...7-for-11 in SV chances...3rd-best BB/9 IP ratio (2.08) in TL 1 R in last 7 GM w/ CC 3-1 w/ a 1.93 ERA & 7 SV in 23 road GM.163, 0 HR vs. LH -.350, 2 HR vs. RH Made 10 app for OKC to end campaign: 0-0, 1.64 ERA...struck out 11 & walked 2 in 11.0 IP Was 0-3 w/ 3.66 ERA & 8 saves in 45 appearances for Lancaster in 2012...62 Ks, 21 BBs in 66.1 IP Led JetHawks in appearances & tied for 1st in saves, notching 8 in 11 chances...avg. 2.95 Ks per BB CATCHERS ERA CS SBA CS% PB PO W-L Garcia 2.94(47/144.0) 4 11.364 1 8-8 Heineman 3.57(47/118.1) 3 11.272 1 7-6 SB vs. PITCHERS CS SB ATT PO PCT Alaniz 2 2 4 0.500 Ballew 0 2 2 0.000 Cain 0 1 1 0.000 Cruz 0 3 3 0.000 De Leon 1 1 2 0.500 Heidenreich 1 Rodgers 1 0 1 0 1.000 Rollins 0 1 1 0.000 Scribner 0 1 1 0.000 Seaton 1 1 2 1.500 Shirley 1 0 1 1 1.000 Sogard 0 2 2 0.000 West 1 1 2 0.500

HOOKS AT-A-GLANCE PAGE 8 COMPOSITE SCORE BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X TOTAL Corpus Christi 17 27 21 6 13 17 16 9 14 4 144 Opposition 17 10 12 10 14 8 15 14 12 2 114 OVERALL 1ST HALF 2ND HALF HOME ROAD Record 15-14 15-14 9-6 6-8 Day Games 3-2 3-2 1-1 2-1 vs. RH Starters 11-12 11-12 6-6 5-6 vs. LH Starters 4-2 4-2 3-0 1-2 One-Run Games 4-11 4-11 2-5 2-6 Two-Run Games 3-2 3-2 1-1 2-1 Extra Innings 3-1 3-1 2-0 1-1 Doubleheaders Hooks Score First 13-5 13-5 8-2 5-3 April 15-14 15-14 9-6 6-8 May June July August September vs. South 7-10 7-10 6-3 1-7 vs. Frisco 3-5 3-5 2-2 1-3 vs. Midland 3-5 3-5 3-1 0-4 vs. San Antonio 1-0 1-0 1-0 vs. North 8-4 8-4 3-3 5-1 vs. Arkansas vs. NW Arkansas vs. Springfield 4-2 4-2 1-2 3-0 vs. Tulsa 4-2 4-2 2-1 2-1

PAGE 9 Team Batting Most Runs, Game.. 11, Apr 28 vs. FRI Most Runs, Inning 7 (2nd) Apr 29 at MID Most Hits, Game..... 14, Apr. 13 vs. SPR Most Hits, Inning...... 7 (1st), Apr. 11 vs. TUL Fewest Hits, Game... 4, Apr. 4 at TUL Most Doubles, Game 5, *Apr. 25 vs. FRI Most Triples, Game. 2, *May 1 at MID Most Home Runs, Game.... 3, Apr 28 vs. FRI Most Consecutive Games w/ HR. 6, Apr. 28-current Most Extra-Base Hits, Game........7, Apr. 28 vs. FRI Most Strikeouts, Game.. 11, Apr. 17 at FRI Most Walks, Game... 11, Apr. 27 vs. FRI Fewest Strikeouts, Game.....2, Apr. 27 vs. FRI Most Stolen Bases, Game... 3, *Apr. 25 vs. FRI Most Men LOB, Game.... 15, Apr. 22 vs. MID Shutouts Against..... 1 Individual Batting Most At-Bats...7, Fontana, Apr. 22 vs. MID Most Runs, Game.... 3, DeShields, Apr. 5 at TUL Most Hits, Game... 4, Fontana, Apr. 22 vs. MID Most Doubles, Game... 2, *Aplin, May 1 at MID Most Triples, GM... 1, *Aplin, May 1 at MID Most XBH, Game.. 2, *Aplin, May 1 at MID Most Home Runs, Game..... 1, *Duffy, May 3 vs. SA Most RBIs, Game.... 4, *Aplin, Apr. 28 at FRI Most Strikeouts, Game 4, Fontana, Apr. 8 at SPR Most Walks, Game..... 3, *Sclafani, Apr 29 at MID Most Stolen Bases, Game...2, DeShields, Apr. 5 at TUL Longest Hitting Streak.. 8, *Aplin, Apr 25-May 3 Team Pitching Most Runs, Game... 10, Apr. 11 vs. TUL Most Runs, Inning.... 6 (4th), Apr. 11 vs. TUL Most Runs, Individual......6, Heidenreich, Apr. 11 vs. TUL Fewest Runs, Game.0, Apr. 10 vs. TUL HOOKS HIGHS & LOWS Fewest Hits, Game....4, *Apr 30 at MID Most Hits, Game 16, Apr. 7 at SPR Most Home Runs, Game.... 3, *Apr. 27 vs. FRI Most Walks, Game...12, Apr 29 at MID Most Strikeouts, Game..... 12, Apr. 10 vs. TUL Most Hit by Pitch, Game.. 2, Apr. 27 vs. FRI Most Wild Pitches, Game.. 1, *May 3 vs. SA Most Men LOB, Game....14, *Apr 29 at MID Shutouts For... 1 Individual Pitching Longest Winning Streak.. 2, *Robinson, Apr. 20-22 Longest Losing Streak....2, *Rodgers, Apr 26-current Most IP, Starter..... 6, *Shirley, Apr. 24 vs. MID Most IP, Reliever.. 5, West, Apr. 13 vs. SPR Most Strikeouts, Reliever...6, Shirley, Apr. 20 at FRI Fewest Hits, CG... Fewest Walks, CG... Most Walks, Game...... 6, Heidenreich, Apr 29 at MID Most Strikeouts, Game....... 7, *Shirley, Apr. 6 at SPR General Most Errors, Game 3, *Apr 29 at MID Most Errors by Opponent, Game. 3, *May 2 at MID Longest Game, Time.....4:22, Apr. 22 vs. MID Longest Game, Innings...12, Apr. 22 vs. MID Shortest Game, Time (7 Inn.)... Shortest Game, Time (9 Inn.)..2:14, Apr. 14 vs. SPR Largest Home Attendance..6,658, Apr. 10 vs. TUL Largest Margin of Victory. 9, Apr. 28 vs. FRI Largest Margin of Defeat.......6, Apr. 19 at FRI Longest Winning Streak. 6, Apr. 4-10 Longest Losing Streak. 5, April 14-19 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

PAGE 10 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 5/5 SAN 5/6 SAN 5/8 @FRI 5/9 @FRI 5/10 @FRI 5/11 @FRI 5/12 @SAN 5/13 @SAN 5/14 @SAN 5/15 @SAN