YANKEES BY THE NUMBERS (28-23) at (27-27) NOTE 2011 (2010) RHP BARTOLO COLON (2-3, 3.77) vs. RHP TREVOR CAHILL (6-2, 2.02) Current Standing in AL East ...... 2nd, -1.0 MONDAY, MAY 30, 2011 – 4:05 p.m. (ET) – OVERSTOCK.COM COLISEUM – TV: YES Current Streak ...... Won 1 Current Road Trip: ...... 1-2 GAME #52 / ROAD GAME #22 Recent Homestand: ...... 4-2 Last Five Games: ...... 2-3 AT A GLANCE: The Yankees will begin a three-game series at Oakland today…is the second stop of a nine-game, 10- Last 10 Games:...... 6-4 day road trip also including series in Seattle (1-2 from Friday-Sunday) and Los Angeles-AL (Friday-Sunday)…is their first Home Record: ...... 17-13 (52-29) of two West Coast trips this season, and matches their longest road trip of the season (also nine games in 10 days from Road Record: ...... 11-10 (43-38) Day Record:...... 12-3 (36-22) 9/9-18 (at Los Angeles-AL, Seattle and Toronto). Night Record: ...... 16-20 (59-45) At 28-23 (.549), rank second in the AL East behind Boston (-1.0G)…have been in first, or had at least a share of first vs. AL East ...... 13-9 (38-34) place, 38 of the first 60 days this season…own the AL’s third-best winning pct. (also trailing Cleveland, 31-19). vs. AL Central ...... 8-9 (23-13) Have won eight of their last 12 games…comes on the heels of their season-high six-game losing streak. vs. AL West ...... 5-4 (23-13) The Yankees’ 21 road games played are the fewest in the Majors this season…are tied with Kansas City and Texas vs. National League ...... 2-1 (11-7) vs. RH starters...... 18-17 (64-40) for the most home games played in the Majors in 2011 (30). vs. LH starters ...... 10-6 (31-27) Thursday’s off day ended a stretch of 16 games in 16 days for the Yankees (went 8-8), and a longer stretch of 32 Yankees Score First: ...... 21-10 (55-20) games in 33 days (went 17-15). Opps. Score First: ...... 7-13 (40-47) Leading After 6: ...... 23-4 (74-9) YESTERDAY’S RECAP: The Yankees snapped their two-game losing streak and avoided a sweep with a 7-1 win at Trailing After 6: ...... 3-17 (12-51) Seattle…LHP CC Sabathia held the Mariners to 1ER in 8.0IP (5H, 3BB, 5K, 1HR), winning his third straight start…each Tied After 6: ...... 2-2 (9-7) Leading After 7: ...... 24-4 (80-7) Yankees starter had at least one …RF (1-for-2) homered in the second, his first as a right-handed Trailing After 7: ...... 2-18 (9-56) batter this season…LF Andruw Jones (1-for-3) had a bases-clearing double in the third…SS Eduardo Nunez (1-for-4) Tied After 7: ...... 2-1 (5-4) followed with his first career triple…CF (3-for-5) doubled twice and scored 2R. Leading After 8: ...... 25-1 (81-2) Trailing After 8: ...... 2-19 (6-58) 1961 REVISITED: 1B (15HR) and CF Curtis Granderson (16HR) became the first Yankees teammates to Tied After 8: ...... 1-3 (6-8) each hit at least 15 homers in the team's first 50 games of a season since and did it in 1961, Extra-Inning Games: ...... 3-4 (7-7) One-run Games: ...... 6-9 (20-19) according to the Elias Sports Bureau…overall, they are the fourth set of Yankees teammates to accomplish the feat: Two (or fewer)-run Games: .... 9-15 (36-32) also and (twice, 1928 and ’30) and Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle (1956). NYY Scores 5 or more ...... 22-7 (71-13) NYY Scores 4 or more: ... 26-10 (83-25) HOMER HAPPY: The Yankees lead the Majors in home runs (79) and multi- games (24) this season…have NYY Scores 3 or more .... 28-16 (91-42) homered in 40 of the team’s 51 games in 2011…have scored a Major League-high 49.6 percent of their runs via HR NYY Scores 2 or less ...... 0-7 (4-25) (264 total runs, 131 via HR). Opp. Scores 5 or more ..... 4-15 (22-47) According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Yankees’ total of 78HR through their first 50 games was their second- Opp. Scores 4 or less: ...... 23-8 (73-20) Opp. Scores 3 or less: ...... 19-3 (66-9) highest total in franchise history through their first 50 games of a season behind 2009 (80HR). Opp. Scores 2 or less ...... 10-2 (41-4) The Yankees have three players with double-digit home runs in 2011 (Granderson-16, Teixeira-15 and Cano-10), Yankees No Errors: ...... 14-13 (68-39) the most on any team this season. Yankees Make Error: ...... 14-10 (27-28) NYY Starter Goes 6: ...... 24-11 (69-31) OPENING ACT: The Yankees have lost five of their last six series openers, and are 8-10 overall this season in the first Opp. Starter Goes 6: ...... 15-15 (48-47) game of a series. Yankees Outhit Opp.: ...... 17-3 (69-9) Opp. Outhits Yankees: ..... 7-20 (15-44) UNDER THE SUN: The Yankees are 12-3 (.800) in day games this season, marking the best record in the Majors in day Hit Totals Are Even: ...... 4-0 (11-13) games in 2011…are batting .282 in day contests, the fourth-highest average in the Majors, and have scored a Major Come-From-Behind Wins: ...... 11 (48) C-F-B Wins (trailing by 3+): ...... 3 (7) League-high 6.73 runs/game (101R / 15G). C-F-B Wins (trailing by 4+): ...... 2 (2) ANNIVERSARY DAY, PART 2: Sixteen years ago today (5/30/95), SS All-Time Lists Courtesy of C-F-B Wins (trailing by 5+) ...... 1 (2) the Elias Sports Bureau Yankees hit HR: ...... 23-17 (80-36) recorded his first career hit with a fifth-inning off Tim Belcher…Jeter’s 2,980 hits Yankees hit 0 HR: ...... 5-6 (15-31) since his first hit are more than any other Major League player over the HITS 27. Roberto Clemente .... 3,000 Walk-off Wins: ...... 2 (5) stretch…teammate (2,701H) has the second-most hits over the span. Walk-off Losses: ...... 2 (7) 28. Sam Rice ...... 2,985 Series Record:...... 10-5-3 (30-16-6) COUNT TO 10: 2B Robinson Cano hit his 10th HR of the season in Saturday’s at Seattle, 29. DEREK JETER ...... 2,980 30. ...... 2,963 Series Record, home: ..... 7-2-1 (16-6-4) marking seven straight seasons with at least 10HR to begin his Major League Series Record, road: ..... 3-3-2 (14-10-2) 31. Willie Keeler ...... 2,956 Series Openers:...... 8-10 (27-25) career…according to ESPN Stats, joins the Yankees Joe Gordon (11 straight, 1938-50) as RBI Series Finales: ...... 12-6 (30-22) the only second basemen (played 50% of games at 2B) all time to accomplish the feat. 8. Willie Mays ...... 1,903 Sweeps ...... 3 (6) 9. Mel Ott ...... 1,864 ON THE MARK: 1B Mark Teixeira has homered in six of his last 10 contests (6HR), with ON THIS DAY IN 1961 10. ALEX RODRIGUEZ ... 1,858 21-17, 3rd place, -5.0 GB 14RBI over the stretch…has scored 9R in his last 11 games…his 9HR in May are tied with 11. ...... 1,844 Won, 12-3, at Boston three others including teammate Curtis Granderson for third-most in the Majors this RUNS Mantle: 2-5, 2HR, 4RBI - HR Total – 13 month…10 of his 15HR have come with men on base, and 10 of his 15HR have come 16. ...... 1,799 Maris: 3-5, 2HR, 4RBI – HR Total – 11 See “1961” section on p. 2 for game summary over the first three innings. 17. ALEX RODRIGUEZ ... 1,786 TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY 18. Paul Molitor ...... 1,782 May 30, 1956: Batting against Pedro ACE IN THE HOLE: LHP CC Sabathia has won his last three starts and is 6-2 with a 19. Charlie Gehringer ..... 1,775 Ramos in Game 2 of a doubleheader 3.17ERA (59.2IP, 21ER) over his last eight starts…has tossed at least 8.0IP in each of his 20. ...... 1,751 vs. Washington, Mickey Mantle last three starts, matching his longest such stretch as a Yankee – also 6/20-7/1/10. 21. Honus Wagner ...... 1,741 22. Willie Keeler ...... 1,720 nearly hits a home run out of Yankee According to the Elias Sports Bureau, with yesterday’s win at Seattle has won each of Stadium, as the ball strikes the upper 23. DEREK JETER ...... 1,714 deck frieze in right field. his four starts in which the Yankees were in danger of being swept in a series: also 24. Cap Anson ...... 1,712 TOMORROW IN YANKEES HISTORY 8/2/09 at Chicago-AL, 9/13/09 vs. and 7/1/10 vs. Seattle. May 31, 1948: A Memorial Day HOMETOWN HERO: Will throw out the ceremonial first pitch as part of the North YANKEES ALL-TIME crowd of 62,626 at Vallejo Little League Spring Classic on Wednesday, 6/1…Sabathia underwrote the STOLEN BASE LEADERS watches starter Spec Shea allow just rebuilding of North Vallejo Little League’s Thurmon Field – the field he played on as two singles to Washington. Four 1. DEREK JETER ...... 327 Yankees have three hits apiece (Yogi a youth – through his PitCCh In Foundation. 2. Rickey Henderson ...... 326 3. Willie Randolph ...... 251 Berra, Charlie Keller, Bobby Brown th and George McQuinn) as the SPEED DEMON: SS Derek Jeter established a franchise record with his 327 career 4. Hal Chase ...... 249 Yankees win 10-0. stolen base in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, surpassing Rickey Henderson (326SB in four- 5. Roy White ...... 232 and-a-half seasons with the Yankees) for the most steals in franchise history…according to Elias, is one of three players who are the franchise leaders in SB for their current team: (395SB w/Seattle) and Jose Reyes (350SB w/the Mets)

SKIPPING AHEAD: Manager recorded his 314th career win as Yankees manager on Wednesday vs. Toronto, surpassing Buck Showalter (313) for sole possession of eighth place on the franchise’s all-time managerial wins list…next up is Clark Griffith with 419 career wins as Yankees manager. YANKEES ON MEMORIAL DAY: The Yankees are 21-17 on Memorial Day since 1971 (when the holiday first began to be celebrated on the last Monday in May following the National Holiday Act of 1971)…did not play on Memorial Day in 1973, 2004 or 2005.

UPCOMING GAMES AND COVERAGE Date Opponent Pitching Matchup Start Times (ET) TV Tuesday, 5/31 at Oakland RHP Freddy Garcia (3-4, 3.26) vs. LHP Brett Anderson (3-4, 2.84) 10:05 p.m. YES/MLB Net. Wednesday, 6/1 at Oakland RHP A.J. Burnett (5-3, 3.99) vs. LHP Gio Gonzalez (5-2, 2.17) 3.35 p.m. YES Off Day On the Radio: All games carried by WCBS-AM 880 and the Yankees Radio Network; Spanish on WADO 1280-AM or YES Network in SAP / : @yankeespr May 30, 2011 at Oakland Athletics - 4:05 p.m. THIS DAY IN JOLTIN’ JOE’S STREAK: This year marks the 70th anniversary of Joe DiMaggio’s all-time Major League-best 56-game hitting streak…on this day in 1941 in the 15th game of his streak, DiMaggio went 1-for-2 with 1R in the Yankees’ 4-3 win in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Fenway Park…scored one of three ninth-inning runs for the Yankees…in the 16th game of his streak, went 1-for-3 with a double in the second game of a 5/30 doubleheader at Fenway Park, a 13-0 loss…hit .408 (91-for-223) with 56R, 56 singles, 16 doubles, 4 triples, 15HR, 55RBI and 21BB as the Yankees went 41-13 with 2 ties over the record-setting stretch from 5/15-7/16/41…the team was off the next day (5/31/41). FIRST THINGS FIRST: Yankees have allowed opposing No. 1 hitters to hit a Major League-low .185 (41-for-222) with a .245 OBP (second-lowest in Majors) in 2011. ALEXCELLENT: 3B Alex Rodriguez has hit safely in his last nine games, a season-high streak…is batting .377 (20-for-53) with 8R, 1 double, 3HR, 5RBI, 2BB and five multi-hit contests in his last 12 games. MILESTONE WATCH: SS Derek Jeter has 2,980 career hits and needs 5H to tie Sam Rice (2,985) for 28th place on Baseball’s all-time list…needs 20H to become the 28th player in Baseball history to reach 3,000H…has 1,714R and needs 6R to tie Willie Keeler for 22nd place on Baseball’s all-time…3B Alex Rodriguez has 1,858 career RBI and needs 6RBI to tie Mel Ott (1,864) for ninth on Baseball’s all-time list…has 622 career HR and needs 8HR to tie Ken Griffey Jr. (630) for fifth all-time…has 1,786 career runs and needs 13R to tie Ted Williams (1,799) for 16th place all time. GRAND PLANS: CF Curtis Granderson is second in the Majors with 16HR (Jose Bautista-20)…has 30HR since 8/14/10, marking the second-most HR in the Majors over the span (Bautista-38)…did not hit his 16th HR in 2010 until 9/2/10 vs. Oakland in his 109th game (when he also hit No. 17)…is averaging 1HR per 12.19AB in 2011, the second-best ratio in the Majors (Bautista-1HR/8.00AB). Hit his Major League-leading eighth HR off LHP this season in 5/21 win vs. the Mets…no other LH batter has more than 4HR off LHP in 2011…has hit the 8HR in just 54AB off LHP in 2011, surpassing his previous career best of 5HR vs. LHP in 2008 (in 147AB)…had 4HR in 158AB off lefties in 2010. Has 29RBI and scored 32 runs in 33 games while batting in the No. 2 spot in the lineup this season…since moving permanently into the No. 2 spot in the lineup on 5/6, has hit .304 (28-for-92) with 24R, 8HR, 19RBI, 12BB and a .390 on-base percentage…leads the majors in runs scored over the stretch, is tied third in home runs and is tied for fourth in RBI. Has scored a run in eight consecutive games since 5/21, matching his career high streak (also 8/27-9/4/08 w/Detroit). GAME RESET: Please note the Yankees-Twins game postponed on 4/6, will be made up on Monday, 9/19 at 1:05 p.m. at Yankee Stadium. PEN-MANSHIP: RHP Lance Pendleton has not allowed a run in his first 8.1 career IP (6 games), holding opponents to a .167 batting average (5-for30)…is the fourth-longest scoreless stretch by a Yankee to begin his Major League career over the last 15 years (since 1996) behind (15.1IP, 8/7- 9/12/07), Matt Smith (12.0IP, 4/14-7/3/08) and (11.2IP, 9/1-23/08). TRIPLING THEIR PLEASURE: The Yankees have hit 12 triples this season, tied for third-most among AL teams…six different Yankees have recordedc at least one triple (Cano-1, Chavez-1, Gardner-3, Granderson-5, Jeter-1 and Nunez-1)…CF Curtis Granderson’s 56 triples are the most in the Majors over the last five years (since 2007). KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES: LF Andruw Jones has 11 hits off left-handed pitching this season, six of which have gone for extra bases (2 doubles, 4HR)…recorded his 41st career multi-homer games in Wednesday’s win vs. Toronto…also had a two-homer game at Yankee Stadium on 5/1/10 w/Chicago- AL…according to the Elias Sports Bureau, became the third player with two-homer games in the Bronx both for and against the Yankees in a span of two-or- fewer seasons: also Ruben Sierra (1995-1996) and (in 1996). TOUGH STRETCH: Beginning today, the Yankees will play their next 16 games against teams currently at or above .500 with a combined winning percentage of .543 (144-121)…will play each of the current AL division leaders over the stretch – all over their next homestand (6/7-16). FRONTRUNNERS: The Yankees have outscored their opposition 77-44 over the first two innings this season (39-16 in the first inning and 38-28 in the second)…have scored the game’s first run in 31 of their 51 contests this season (60.8%). MO-LLENIUM: RHP pitched in his 1,000th career game in Wednesday’s win vs. Toronto, becoming the 15th all time to reach the 1,000-appearance plateau and the first to reach the total with one team (credit: Elias)…no pitcher has appeared in more games for a single team in Baseball history…is one game shy of tying Goose Gossage (1,002) for 14th place on Baseball’s all-time games pitched list. HOUDINI: RHP David Robertson has allowed an earned run in just two of his 24 appearances this season…has struck out a batter in all but three outings…opponents are just 5-for-41 (.122) with runners in scoring position against Robertson…has held opponents to 1H in 8AB with 7K with the bases loaded this season…has stranded 17 of his 23 inherited runners in 2011. Visited his hometown of Tuscaloosa, Ala., on Thursday’s off day, touring the tornado-ravaged area…he and his wife, Erin, have established the David and Erin Robertson Foundation to raise funds to donate to the relief efforts in his hometown (www.highsocksforhope.com)…David will donate $100 for every he records this season.

“THIS DAY IN 1961” – 50th ANNIVERSARY (also see p. 285 of the 2011 Yankees Media Guide) May 30, 1961: The Yankees defeated the Red Sox, 12-3, at Fenway Park…CF Mickey Mantle (#12, #13) and RF Roger Maris (#10, #11) each hit a pair of home runs and drove in four runs apiece…went back-to-back in the eighth, the first of four such occurrences that season…3B Clete Boyer went 4-for-6 with 2R…May 31, 1961: The Yankees won their second straight, defeating Boston, 7-6, at Fenway Park…both RF Roger Maris (solo) and CF Mickey Mantle (two run) homered in the contest, combining to drive in five of the Yankees’ seven runs…RHP Rollie Sheldon earned the win, while LHP Danny McDevitt recorded the final two outs for his only save as a Yankee…June 1, 1961: The Yankees lost, 5-7, at Fenway Park…1B Moose Skowron homered twice, including a two-run HR in the ninth…PH Elston Howard – representing the tying run – flew out to end the game.

NYY ALL TIME RECORD vs. OAKLAND: 255-218 (.539) YANKEES at OAKLAND NYY vs. OAKLAND in 2011 NYY ALL TIME ROAD RECORD at OAKLAND: 115-120 (.489) Date H/A W/L Score Record NYY ALL TIME HOME RECORD vs. OAKLAND: 140-98 (.588) --- ALL-TIME at CURRENT YANKEE STADIUM: 9-1 (.900) 5/30 at OAK - - -

5/31 at OAK - - - OVERALL TRENDS/FACTS: The Yankees will play the first of nine games against Oakland this season beginning today 6/1 at OAK - - - with a Memorial Day day game…were 9-1 against the A’s in 2010, winning the season series for the third straight 7/22 at NYY - - - year…have won the last seven games between the clubs and 20 of the last 23…are 21-4 against the A’s since the start 7/23 at NYY - - - of the 2008 season and are 40-18 against the A’s since 2004. 7/24 at NYY - - - 8/23 at NYY - - - AT OVERSTOCK.COM C: Today the Yankees and A’s will meet for the first of three games in the clubs’ only West 8/24 at NYY - - - Coast meeting this season…went 5-1 at Oakland in 2010… have had three straight non-losing road season series at 8/25 at NYY - - - the A’s and nine in the last 13 years (since 1998)…are 18-9 (.667) at the A’s since the start of the 2004 season, marking Total in 2011 - - the highest winning percentage by any AL team in Oakland over the span. AT YANKEE STADIUM: The Yankees and A’s meet six times in the Bronx this season, playing two series…were 4-0 vs. the A’s at home in 2010, winning the home season series for the third straight year…have won 12 of their last 13 home games vs. the A’s and are 22-9 vs. Oakland in the Bronx since 2004.

NYY vs. OAKLAND (career) NYY BATTERS

Player AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K OBP ----- vs. Trevor Cahill AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K Robinson Cano .285 47 186 19 53 9 2 2 18 11 26 .323 Robinson Cano .500 6 3 0 0 1 0 0 .308 4 13 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 2 .357 Francisco Cervelli ------Chris Dickerson ------Chris Dickerson ------ .185 18 54 4 10 1 1 0 5 8 11 .290 Brett Gardner .250 4 1 0 0 0 2 1 Curtis Granderson .262 50 183 38 48 8 3 8 19 19 40 .335 Curtis Granderson .125 8 1 1 0 0 2 0 Derek Jeter .302 134 547 103 165 29 3 13 61 61 93 .378 Derek Jeter .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 Andruw Jones .284 23 74 17 21 3 1 8 15 11 18 .398 Andruw Jones .333 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 Russell Martin .211 5 19 1 4 1 0 0 1 2 3 .286 Russell Martin .000 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 Eduardo Nunez .250 4 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 Eduardo Nunez ------ .259 102 347 48 90 18 1 12 51 59 84 .377 Jorge Posada .500 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 Alex Rodriguez .281 165 645 116 181 29 3 43 127 70 152 .361 Alex Rodriguez .667 3 2 0 0 2 0 0 Nick Swisher .253 25 87 16 22 9 0 3 10 13 16 .363 Nick Swisher .200 5 1 1 0 0 0 2 Mark Teixeira .290 111 414 67 120 31 2 29 87 61 80 .394 Mark Teixeira .600 5 3 1 0 1 0 1 May 30, 2011 at Oakland Athletics – 4:05 p.m.

2011 RECENT TRANSACTIONS 2011 YANKEES SEASON HIGHS & LOWS May 13 Recalled RHP Hector Noesi from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre…optioned CLUB GENERAL RHP Buddy Carlyle to Triple-A Scranton/WB. Longest Winning Streak ...... 3, 3x (5/17-19, 4/30-5/2, 4/20-4/24) May 16 RHP Jess Todd was claimed off waivers by St. Louis. Longest Winning Streak, Home ...... 3, 2x (4/30-5/10, 4/7-14) May 17 Placed RHP Rafael Soriano on the 15-day disabled list with a right elbow Longest Winning Streak, Road ...... 4 (4/20-5/2) inflammation…recalled OF Chris Dickerson from Triple-A Scranton/WB. Longest Losing Streak ...... 6 (5/11-16) May 21 Recalled RHP Lance Pendleton from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes- Longest Losing Streak, Home...... 6 (5/11-5/20) Barre…optioned RHP Amauri Sanit to Triple-A Scranton/WB. Longest Losing Streak, Road...... 3 (5/3-5) May 25 Claimed RHP Kanekoa Teixera off waivers from Kansas City (assigned to Longest Game, Time, 9-inning Game ...... 3:41 (5/15 vs. BOS) Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre)…transferred RHP to the 60- Longest Game, Time, All Games ...... 4:56 (5/18 at BAL-15 inn.) day disabled list Longest Game, Innings ...... 15 inn. (5/18 at BAL) Shortest Game, Time ...... 2:11 (4/27 vs. CWS) PLAYERS USED IN 2011 (31) Most Runners Left on Base, 9-innings ...... 11, 2x (5/2 at DET, 4/29 vs. TOR) Most Runners Left on Base, All Games ...... 15 (5/11 vs. KC-11 inn.) P (16): RHP Luis Ayala, RHP A.J. Burnett, RHP Buddy Carlyle, RHP Joba Chamberlain, Most Errors ...... 4 (5/8 at TEX) RHP Bartolo Colon, RHP Freddy Garcia, RHP Phil Hughes, LHP Boone Logan, RHP Largest Margin of Victory ...... 12 (4/23 at BAL) Hector Noesi, RHP Ivan Nova, RHP Lance Pendleton, RHP Mariano Rivera, RHP David Largest Margin of Defeat...... 6, 2x (5/14 vs. BOS, 5/12 vs. KC) Robertson, LHP CC Sabathia, RHP Amauri Sanit, RHP Rafael Soriano. C (3): Francisco Highest Attendance, Home ...... 48,790 (5/14 vs. BOS) Cervelli, Russell Martin, Gustavo Molina. INF (6): Robinson Cano, Eric Chavez, Derek Highest Attendance, Road ...... 49,574 (5/6 at TEX) Jeter, Eduardo Nunez, Alex Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira. OF (5): Chris Dickerson, Brett TEAM BATTING Gardner, Curtis Granderson, Andruw Jones, Nick Swisher. DH (1): Jorge Posada. Most Runs, Game ...... 15 (4/23 at BAL) Called up but did not appear in a game: INF Ramiro Pena Most Runs, Inning...... 8 (5/22 vs. NYM – 7th inn.) Most Hits, Game ...... 16 (5/8 at TEX) DISABLED LIST Most Hits, Inning ...... 7 (4/28 vs. CWS-5th) PLAYER (Ital = off D.L.) INJURY DATE PLACED TYPE GAMES (DATE) Most Home Runs, All Games ...... 5, 2x (5/8 at TEX, 4/23 at BAL) C Francisco Cervelli ...... Fractured left foot ...... 3/30 (retro. 3/22) ...... 15...... 22 (3/31-4/28) Shut out...... 4x (5/14 vs. BOS, 5/4 at DET, 4/25 vs. CWS, 2-0; 4/10 at BOS, 0-4) RHP Luis Ayala ...... Right shoulder strain ...... 4/13 ...... 15...... 24 (4/13-5/10) Fewest Hits, All Games ...... 2 (4/10 at BOS) LHP Pedro Feliciano ...... Left rotator cuff strain .... 3/30 (retro. 3/22; 60d 4/15) ...... 60 ...... 51 (3/31-5/29) Most , 9-innings ...... 13 (5/14 vs. BOS) LHP Damaso Marte ...... Left shoulder labrum inflam...... 3/30 (retro. 3/22) ...... 60 ...... 51 (3/31-5/29) Most Strikeouts, All Games ...... 14 (4/24 at BAL-11 inn.) INF Reegie Corona ...... Fractured right elbow ...... 3/30 (retro. 3/22) ...... 60 ...... 51 (3/31-5/29) Most Walks, All Games ...... 8, 3x (5/11 vs. KC-11 inn., 5/2 at DET, 4/28 vs. CWS) OF Colin Curtis ...... Dislocated right shoulder ...... 3/30 (retro. 3/22) ...... 60 ...... 51 (3/31-5/29) Most Stolen Bases, All Games ...... 3, 2x (5/23 and 5/25 vs. TOR) RHP Phil Hughes ...... Right shoulder inflammation ...... 4/15 (60d: 5/25) ...... 60 ...... 51 (4/15-5/29) Hitting Streak, Ind ...... 13 (Cano, 4/7-24) INF Eric Chavez ...... Fractured fifth metatarsal in left foot ...... 5/6 ...... 15 ...... 22 (5/6-29) Active Hitting Streak ...... 9 (Rodriguez) RHP Rafael Soriano ...... Right elbow inflammation ...... 5/17 (retro. 5/14) ...... 15 ...... 12 (5/17-29) Walk-off Wins ...... 2 (5/24 vs. TOR, 4/14 vs. BAL) Note: In 2010, the Yankees had 11 players go on the D.L. 11 combined times. TEAM PITCHING 2011 YANKEES HOME RUNS Most Runs Allowed, Game ...... 11 (5/12 vs. KC) Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game ...... 10 (4/3 vs. DET) MOST RECENT HOME RUNS BY PLAYER Most Runs Allowed, Inning...... 6, 2x (5/16 at TB-6th inn.; and 5/12 vs. KC-2nd inn.) Player Date Opponent/Pitcher AB Since Last Most Hits Allowed, Game ...... 16 (5/12 vs. KC) Cano 5/28/11 at Seattle / Hernandez 9 Most Hits Allowed, Inning ...... 6 (4/8 at BOS, 2nd inn.) Cervelli 5/8/11 (GS) at Texas / Eppley 14 Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...... 3 (5/6 at TEX) Dickerson 5/17/09 (w/CIN) at San Diego / Peavy 292 Most Home Runs Allowed ...... 3, 3x (5/16 at TB, 5/15 vs. BOS, 4/3 vs. DET) Gardner 4/28/11 vs. Chicago-AL / Jackson 86 Most Walks, 9-innings ...... 8 (4/10 at BOS) Granderson 5/22/11 vs. New York-NL / Pelfrey 27 Most Walks, All Games ...... 11 (5/11 vs. KC-11inn.) Jeter 5/8/11 (2HR) at Texas / Bush-Rhodes 88 Most Strikeouts, 9 inn...... 10, 3x (5/4 at DET, 4/29 vs. TOR, 3/31 vs. DET) Jones 5/25/11 (2HR) vs. Toronto / Reyes-Perez 5 Most Strikeouts, All Games ...... 12, 2x (5/18 at BAL-15 inn., 5/11 vs. KC-11 inn.) Martin 5/24/11 vs. Toronto / Romero 12 Shutouts ...... None Nunez 5/19/11 at Baltimore / Patton 14 INDIVIDUAL Posada 4/23/11 at Baltimore / Berken 78 Rodriguez 5/21/11 vs. New York-NL / Capuano 32 BATTING: Runs- 3, 9x (last by Granderson 5/23 vs. TOR); Hits, all games- 4, 5x, (Granderson Swisher 5/29/11 at Seattle / Vargas 1 5/24 vs. TOR, Rodriguez 5/22 vs. NYM, Rodriguez 5/18 at BAL-15 inn., Jeter 5/8 at TEX, Jeter Teixeira 5/28/11 at Seattle / Hernandez 7 4/24 at BAL-11 inn.); Triples- 1, 10x (last by Gardner/Granderson/Jeter 5/19 at BAL); Home Runs- 2, 8x (See chart at left); RBI- 6 (Rodriguez 4/23 at BAL); Walks- 3, 6x (last by Granderson MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES - 8x in 2011 (17x in 2010) 5/23 vs. TOR); Stolen Bases-2 (Gardner 5/23 vs. TOR). Player Date Opponent # of HR PITCHING: IP in Start- 9.0 (Sabathia 5/24 vs. TOR); IP in Relief- 4.2 (Sanit 5/12 vs. KC); Hits- 11 Jones 5/25/11 vs. Toronto / Reyes-Perez 2 (Nova 5/22 vs. NYM); Runs- 8 (Nova 5/12 vs. KC); Earned Runs- 6, 4x (Colon 5/23 vs. TOR, Rodriguez 5/17/11 at Tampa Bay / Shields (2) 2 Burnett 5/16 at TB, Sabathia 5/14 vs. BOS, Hughes 4/8 at BOS); Walks- 5, 4x (Burnett 5/11 vs. Jeter 5/8/11 at Texas / Bush-Rhodes 2 KC, Garcia 4/29 vs. TOR, Burnett 4/19 at TOR, Nova 4/15 at TEX); Strikeouts- 9 (Sabathia 5/19 Granderson 5/6/11 at Texas / Harrison, Tucker 2 at BAL); HRs- 3, (Burnett 5/16 at TB). Also this season: Cano (4/29), Martin (2x, 4/23 and 4/9), Posada (4/3) Last by two NYY players in one game: Teixeria AND Rodriguez on 9/24/10 vs. Boston (2HR each) EJECTIONS GRAND SLAMS - 2x in 2011 (10x in 2010) Yankee (1) ...... Date Player Date Opponent Pitcher Joe Girardi ...... 5/14 vs. BOS In 2010: Girardi (3x: 5/9 at BOS, 6/6 at TOR, 7/20 vs. LAA); Gardner (7/21 vs. LAA); Posada (9/1 vs. OAK) Francisco Cervelli 5/8/11 at Texas Eppley Alex Rodriguez 4/23/11 at Baltimore Rupe POSTPONED/SUSPENDED GAMES Note: The Yankees tied a franchise record with 10GS in 2010 (also 1987). They were hit by Rodriguez (3), Cano (2), Posada (2), Gardner (1), Granderson (1) and Teixeira (1). Type of Game ...... Date 2011 Suspended Games ...... None PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS - 0x in 2011 (2x in 2010) 2011 Postponed Games (3) .. 4/22 at BAL (8/27, 1:05); 4/12 vs. BAL (7/30, 7:05); 4/6 vs. MIN (TBD) Player Date Opponent Pitcher In 2010: Suspended games 1x (5/25 at MIN - Resumed 5/26); Postponed games 2x (5/11 at DET made up None ------5/12-G1; and 10/1 at BOS made up 10/2-G2) Last by Jorge Posada 9/14/10 at Tampa Bay Wheeler 1st INNING / LEAD-OFF HOME RUNS - 0x in 2011 (1x in 2010) COMPARISON 2011/2010/2009 BY GAME NUMBER NYY After 51 Games NYY After 52 Games Player Date Opponent Pitcher nd None ------2011 28-23 (2 , -1.5) --- nd nd Last by Derek Jeter 6/12/10 vs. Houston Rodriguez 2010 31-20 (2 , -2.5) 32-20 (2 , -2.5) 2009 30-21 (1st, +1.0) 31-21 (1st, +1.0) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS - 0x in 2011 (2x in 2010) Players Date Opponent Pitcher 2011 STARTS BY POSITION None ------Player C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Last by Derek Jeter 7/22/10 vs. Kansas City Chen Cano -- -- 50 ------WALK-OFF HOME RUNS - 0x in 2011 (2x in 2010) Cervelli 7 ------Chavez -- 1 -- 6 ------1 Player Date Men on Opponent Pitcher Dickerson ------3 -- None ------Gardner ------39 1 -- -- Last by Nick Swisher 9/9/10 1 vs. Baltimore Uehara Granderson ------50 -- -- SWITCH-HIT HOME RUNS - 0x in 2011 (2x in 2010) Jeter ------45 ------4 Jones ------12 -- 2 3 Players Date Opponent #HR Martin 42 ------None ------Molina 2 ------Last by Mark Teixeira 7/9/10 at Seattle / Pauley-French 2 Nunez -- -- 1 3 6 ------MULTI-HR INNINGS 6x in 2011 (16x in 2010) / Pena ------Posada -- 1 ------38 BACK-TO-BACK HRs 2x in 2011 (8x in 2010) Rodriguez ------42 ------4 Players Date Opponent No. HR / Inn. Swisher ------46 -- Granderson/Rodriguez 5/21/11 vs. New York-NL 2HR / 6th inn. Teixeira -- 49 ------1 Jones/Granderson 5/15/11 vs. Boston 2HR / 2nd inn. 2011 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER SLOT Jeter/Granderson (b2b) 5/8/11 at Texas 2HR / 7th inn. Teixeira/Cervelli (GS) 5/8/11 at Texas 2HR / 8th inn. Player 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cano -- -- 2 4 44 ------Posada/Martin (b2b)/Rodriguez 4/23/11 at Baltimore 3HR / 8th inn. Cervelli ------7 Teixeira/Cano 4/3/11 vs. Detroit 2HR/3rd inn. nd Chavez ------1 3 2 2 -- Last b2b2b: Swisher/Cano/Cabrera 5/20/09 vs. Baltimore 3HR/2 inn. Dickerson ------1 2 th Last multi-HR inn, individual: A. Rodriguez10/4/09 at Tampa Bay 2HR/6 inn. Gardner 10 ------3 9 18 RUNS SCORED BY HR / RUNNERS ON BASE Granderson 1 33 -- -- 2 -- 2 8 4 Jeter 40 9 ------Home run total: 78 Runs Scored via HR: 131 (49.6%) Total Runs in 2011: 264 Jones ------6 7 3 1 Solo (41): Cano (8), Gardner (2), Granderson (9), Jeter (2), Jones (2), Martin (3), Posada Martin ------11 2 19 10 (2) Rodriguez (6), Swisher (2), Teixeira (5) Molina ------2 2-Run (26): Cano (1), Gardner (1), Granderson (5), Jones, (2), Martin (3), Nunez (1), Nunez ------3 7 Posada (4), Rodriguez (1), Swisher (1), Teixeira (7) Pena ------Posada ------6 32 1 -- 3-Run (10): Cano (1), Granderson (2), Martin (3), Rodriguez (1), Teixeira (3) Rodriguez ------46 ------Grand Slams (2): Cervelli (1), Rodriguez (1) Swisher -- 9 -- -- 4 25 3 5 -- Teixeira -- -- 49 1 ------CHAMPIONSHIPS AND PENNANTS World Champs (27): 1923, ‘27-28, ‘32, ‘36-39, ’41, ’43, ’47, ’49-53, ’56, ’58, ’61-62, ’77-78, ’96, 1998- 2000, ’09. AL Pennants (40): list above plus -1921-22, ’26, ’42, ’55, ’57, ’60, ’63-64, ’76, ’81, 2001, ‘03

TODAY’S STARTER: RHP BARTOLO COLON (2-3, 3.77 ERA)

RHP Bartolo Colon, 37, will make his eighth start of the season and 17th career appearance (16th start) today vs. the Oakland Athletics at Overstock.com Stadium…will be his 11th appearance of the season…last started on 5/23 vs. Toronto and lost his second straight decision in the 7-3 Yankees defeat, allowing a season-high 6ER on 7H in 6.0IP (4BB/2IBB, 8K, 1HR, 102 pitches)…the Yankees have lost both of his starts in which he tossed at least 100 pitches (also 5/13 vs. Boston – 103 pitches)…was signed by the Yankees as a minor league free agent on 2/10/11 and added to the 40-man roster on 3/30/11…bio can be found on pgs 412-413 of the 2011 Media Guide.

COLON’S REGULAR SEASON VS. OAKLAND: Is 6-5 with a 3.68 ERA in 16 career appearances (15 starts) vs. the Athletics, winning four of his last CAREER HIGHS six decisions since 6/22/04…among Yankees starters, owns the lowest career ERA and IP ...... 9.1, on 8/30/05 vs. OAK is tied with Freddy Garcia for the second-most wins vs. Oakland, behind CC Sabathia’s 2011 RUN SUPPORT H ...... 13, 7/18/02 vs. NYM seven victories. Runs ...... 20 R ...... 10, 4/26/05 at NYY Games Started ...... 7 BB ...... 7, (2x) last on 6/28/03 vs. CHC Avg./9.0IP ...... 3.91 K ...... 14, 5/29/98 at TOR RIGHTING THE SHIP: Is 2-0 with a 2.18 ERA in three starts following a Yankees loss this season…has pitched into at least the seventh inning and allowed 2ER or less in each of TEAM RECORD HR ...... 4, (4x) last on 6/7/09 vs. CLE IN HIS STARTS 10K Games ...... 17, last on 4/26/07 vs. TB those outings, combining to strike out 17 batters in 20.2IP. Low-hit CG ...... 1, 7/18/02 at NYY 2011 ...... 4-3 Career ...... 187-145 CG SHO ...... 8, last on 7/5/06 at SEA SOLO CUP: Seven of his eight home runs allowed this year have been hit with no one on base.

BARTOLO COLON’S 2011 PITCHING LINES LIKE RIDING A BICYCLE: Has recorded 56K in 57.1IP this season…over half of his strikeouts this season (55.4%, 31-of-56) have Date/Opp Score W/L IP H R ER HR BB K NP-K ERA Left game 4/3 vs. DET 7-10 -- 4.0 6 4 4 1 1 5 69/45 9.00 Trailing 9-7 been on called third strikes (credit – Elias). 4/8 at BOS 6-9 L 4.1 2 2 1 0 1 5 62/44 5.40 Trailing 7-6 Has not walked any of the 60 batters that he has faced to lead 4/14 vs. BAL 6-5 (10) -- 3.0 3 0 0 0 1 3 54/35 3.97 Trailing 5-4 off an inning this year…no other pitcher has 4/20 at TOR* 6-2 W 6.2 5 2 2 1 2 7 89/56 3.50 Leading 5-1 started more than 30.0 innings without walking a leadoff hitter. 4/27 vs. CWS* 3-1 W 8.0 7 1 1 0 1 6 99/65 2.77 Leading 3-1 Ranks sixth in the AL in strikeouts/walks ratio (3.73). 5/2 at DET 5-3 ND 7.0 7 3 3 2 0 7 97/67 3.00 Tied 3-3 5/7 at TEX 5-7 ND 4.1 9 5 5 2 1 4 76/47 3.86 Trailing 5-4 5/13 vs. BOS* 4-5 L 6.0 5 3 2 1 3 4 103/68 3.66 Tied 2-2 I GIVE, BUT I TAKE: Over his last two seasons of play (2009, ’11), has 5/18 at BAL 4-1 ND 8.0 3 0 0 0 1 7 87-61 3.16 Leading 1-0 allowed 19 solo-home runs as compared to just two home runs with 5/23 vs. TOR 3-7 L 6.0 7 6 6 1 4 8 102/64 3.77 Trailing 6-2 2011 Totals 2-3 57.1 54 26 24 8 15 56 3.77 runners on base (credit: Elias).

*Start came after a Yankees loss – Bold=season high - Italics = relief

COPS & ROBBERS: Allowed a stolen base to the Orioles’ Mark

Reynolds in the eighth inning of his start on 5/18 at Baltimore, snapping a streak of 167.1IP without allowing a stolen base…was previously the longest, active streak in BARTOLO COLON’S 2011 PITCHING LINES the Majors. Date/Opp Score W/L IP H R ER HR BB K NP/K 2/26 vs. PHI 4-5 ND 2.0 2 1 1 0 1 0 36/23 DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK: According to Elias, is one of only 36 pitchers to start 3/4 vs. BOS 3-5 ND 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 5 43/35 at least 300 games in the Majors before missing one full season and then returning to 3/9 vs. PIT 4-2 W 4.0 4 2 2 0 0 7 57/40 the Major Leagues. 3/15 Sim Game --- -- 6.0 4 0 0 0 0 7 79/56 3/21 at TB 1-3 ND 6.0 2 1 1 1 0 5 64/52 Prior to this season, had not made a Major League start since 7/24/09, when he 3/29 vs. DET 2-1 ND 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3/3 faced Detroit with Chicago-AL in game two of a doubleheader (ND, 7.0IP, 6H, Totals 1-0, 2.25 ERA 16.0 10 4 4 1 1 17 3ER, 1BB, 2K, 1HR)…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list prior to the outing after recovering from left knee inflammation…following the outing, returned to the D.L. and missed the remainder of the season with right elbow inflammation. Did not pitch during the 2010 regular season…made seven starts with Aguilas in the Dominican Winter League (managed by Yankees Bench Coach Tony Pena), going 2-1 with a 1.93 ERA (37.1IP, 8ER).

AGE AIN’T NOTHING BUT A NUMBER: With his start on 4/27 vs. the White Sox, became the first pitcher in 2011 to throw at least 8.0IP and allow 1ER or less, while being at least 37 years of age (credit: Baseball Reference). Became the third Yankees pitcher in the past four years to accomplish the feat, joining Andy Pettiite (2x in 2010, once in 2009) and Mike Mussina (2008).

IMPRESSIVE PEDIGREE: According to Elias, Colon is the 10th pitcher to appear for the Yankees after previously winning a Cy Young Award for another team (also, Mike McCormick-1970, Catfish Hunter-1975, Gaylord Perry-1980, Jack McDowell-1995, David Cone-1995, Dwight Gooden-1996, -1999, Randy Johnson-2005 and CC Sabathia-2009). Became the first pitcher since Kevin Brown in 2004 to win his first two starts as a Yankee with an ERA of 1.84 or better. Among active Major League pitchers currently on a team’s roster, is tied for seventh in wins (155). Is one of nine pitchers currently active in the Majors with at least 2,000.0IP and 1,500K, and less than 1,000BB.

MAN OF HIS PEOPLE: Among Dominican-born pitchers, Colon currently ranks third in wins (155), trailing Juan Marichal (243) and Pedro Martinez (219)…ranks fourth in starts (332) and strikeouts (1663) and fifth in innings pitched (2134.0).

EARLY SEASON ACTION: Made his 12th career roster, first with the Yankees…made three appearances out of the bullpen in relief of Phil Hughes each time, tossing at least 3.0 innings in each outing…became the first Yankee pitcher since Neil Allen in 1988 to throw 3.0 or more innings as a reliever in each of his first three games of a season (credit: Elias).

SPRING RECAP: Attended spring training with the Yankees as a non-roster invitee, going 1-0 with one save and a 2.25 ERA in five appearances (four starts), allowing 4ER in 16.0IP with a team-high 17K (10H, 1BB, 1HP)…did not walk a batter in 14.0IP over his final four official outings.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Won the 2005 AL Cy Young Award, going 21-8 with a 3.48 ERA in 33 starts with the Angels…also earned the Sporting News and Players Choice “AL Player of the Year” Awards. From 1998-2005, was the only Major League pitcher to win at least 14 games in each season, ranking second among all Major League pitchers in wins (135) and starts (261) over the stretch. Went a combined 20-8 with a 2.93 ERA in 2002, splitting the season between Cleveland and Montreal where he went 10-4 with each club…is one of two pitchers all time to win at least 10 games in the AL and the NL in the same season, joining Hank Borowy who accomplished the feat with the Yankees and Cubs in 1945. Has twice been selected to the All-Star team, with Cleveland in 1998 and Los Angeles-AL in 2005…earned the win in relief in the ’98 Midsummer classic in Colorado. Was originally signed by the Indians on 6/26/93 as a non-drafted free agent…made his Major League debut on 4/4/97 w/ Cleveland at Anaheim. Was twice traded in his career…on 6/27/02, was acquired by the from Cleveland along with RHP Tim Drew and cash in exchange for INF’s and , LHP and OF …also acquired by the White Sox on 1/15/03 in a three-team deal.

OPPONENT BATTING: 2011 — All: .248 (54-for-218), 8HR / LH: .278 (27-for-97), 5HR / RH: .223 (27-for-121), 3HR Career — All: .260 (2,122-for-8,161), 264HR / LH: .266 (1,098-for-4,124), 155HR / RH: .254 (1,024-for-4,037), 109HR

BARTOLO COLON’S 2009, 2010, 2011 AND CAREER RECORD

Year Team LG W L SV G GS CG INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA 2009 CHICAGO-AL AL 3 6 0 12 12 0 62.1 69 42 29 13 21 38 4.19

Kannapolis A 0 1 0 1 1 0 7.0 7 2 2 0 1 8 2.57 Charlotte AAA 1 1 0 2 2 0 12.0 10 5 5 2 4 1 3.75 2010 *Aguilas DWL 2 1 0 7 7 0 37.1 35 12 8 1 6 28 1.93

2011 YANKEES AL 2 3 0 10 7 0 57.1 54 26 24 8 15 56 3.77 AL Totals 145 102 0 321 315 27 2017.0 2007 1009 926 255 686 1589 4.13

NL Totals 10 4 0 17 17 4 117.0 115 48 43 9 39 74 3.31 Major League Totals 155 106 0 338 332 31 2134.0 2122 1057 969 264 725 1663 4.09 *Not included in totals

BARTOLO COLON’S REGULAR SEASON SPLITS (Shaded cells related to today’s start) 2011 Career

Splits W L G GS INN H ER ERA W L G GS INN H ER ERA Total 2 3 10 7 57.1 54 24 3.77 155 106 338 332 2134.0 2122 969 4.09 Home 1 2 5 3 27.0 28 13 4.33 76 57 172 168 1106.1 1134 507 4.12 Away 1 1 5 4 30.1 26 11 3.26 79 49 166 164 1027.2 988 462 4.05 Day 0 1 2 0 8.1 8 5 5.40 51 34 109 105 650.1 645 294 4.07 Night 2 2 8 7 49.0 46 19 3.49 104 72 229 227 1483.2 1477 675 4.09 Starter 2 2 7 7 46.0 43 19 3.72 154 105 332 332 2116.2 2106 962 4.09 Reliever 0 1 3 0 11.1 11 5 3.97 1 1 6 0 17.1 16 7 3.63 Pre-All Star 2 3 10 7 57.1 54 24 3.77 82 65 194 191 1218.0 1236 585 4.32 Post-All Star ------73 41 144 141 916.0 886 384 3.77 April 2 1 5 2 26.0 23 8 2.77 25 19 57 54 338.0 334 152 4.05 May 0 2 5 5 31.1 31 16 4.60 27 19 61 61 402.2 395 178 3.98 June ------21 24 59 59 370.2 401 201 4.88 July ------27 17 55 55 348.2 335 157 4.05 August ------27 12 51 51 342.2 330 144 3.78 September ------26 14 52 49 314.0 315 132 3.78 October ------1 1 2 2 8.1 7 5 5.40

COLON vs. OAKLAND

• Last start vs. Oakland: on 6/2/09 (w/ Chicago-AL) at U.S. Cellular Field, recording the loss in the 5-0 Athletics win…allowed 5R/2ER on 6H in 5.1IP (3BB, 4K, 1HR).

• Last appearance at Oakland: on 9/29/07 (w/ Los Angeles-AL) at McAfee Coliseum, striking out two batters in 1.0IP in relief of Kelvim Escobar…marked only his third career relief appearance and first in 10 years…had last appeared out of the bullpen on 9/27/97 (w/ Cleveland) vs. Minnesota, when he earned the win in a 10-6 Indians victory (3.0IP, 4H, 1ER, 6K).

• Last start at Oakland: on 9/29/05 (w/ Los Angeles-AL) at McAfee Coliseum, earning the win in the 7-1 Angels victory…allowed 1ER on 5H in 5.0IP (2BB, 3K, 1HR).

BARTOLO COLON vs. CURRENT ATHLETICS BATTERS BARTOLO COLON vs. OAKLAND Career AVG AB H 2B 3B HR W K Career Coco Crisp .308 13 4 4 0 0 0 3

W L GS INN H ER ERA David DeJesus .355 31 11 3 1 2 1 8 Mark Ellis .250 12 3 1 0 0 1 1 Career vs. OAK 6 5 15 95.1 83 39 3.68 Conor Jackson .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 vs. OAK at home 2 4 10 62.1 61 29 4.19 .333 12 4 0 0 2 5 1

at OAK 4 1 5 33.0 22 10 2.73 Kurt Suzuki .250 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan Sweeney .200 5 1 1 0 0 0 0

TOMORROW’S STARTER: RHP FREDDY GARCIA (3-4, 3.26 ERA)

RHP Freddy Garcia, 34, will make his ninth start of the season on Tuesday vs. the Oakland Athletics at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum…will be his 22nd career start against the Athletics…last started on 5/25 vs. Toronto, recording the win in a 7-3 Yankees victory (6.1IP, 8H, 3ER, 0BB, 4K)…marked his first win in four starts against an AL east opponent this season…was signed by the Yankees as a minor league free agent on 2/10/11…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the roster on 3/30/11…bio can be found on page 417 of the Yankees’ Media Guide.

300: Is making his 300th career start in the American League on Tuesday…will become the fifth active pitcher to reach the plateau, joining Tim Wakefield, Mark Buehrle and teammates CC Sabathia and Bartolo Colon.

TAKING THE FIRST: Has yet to allow a run in the first inning this season, and owns a 0.56 combined ERA (16.0IP, 1ER) over the first two innings…opponents are batting just .212 (14-for-66).

WESTWARD BOUND: Is 33-18 with a 3.92 ERA in 78 career starts against the AL West…since 2006, has lost just once (7/24/10 w/Chicago-AL at Oakland) in his last 17 starts against AL West opponents, going 10-1 with a 2.83 ERA (105.0IP, 33ER).

BAY AREA BLUES: Has won one of his last nine starts against Oakland, dating back to 6/24/02…owns a 1-4 record with a 5.55 ERA (48/.4IP, 30ER) vs. the A’s over the stretch, which includes his shortest career start (7/24/10 w/Chicago-AL at Oakland Coliseum) and his most runs allowed in a start (10R on 5/24/02 w/Seattle vs. Oakland).

GARCIA vs. OAKLAND FREDDY GARCIA vs. OAKLAND 2010 Season Career • Last start vs. Oakland: on 7/24/10 w/Chicago-AL at Oakland- W L GS INN H ER ERA W L GS INN H ER ERA Alameda County Coliseum, recording the loss in a 10-2 All Games vs. OAK 0 1 1 1.1 6 5 33.76 6 7 21 120.2 119 71 5.30 Athletics victory (1.1IP, 6H, 5ER, 3BB, 2K)…marked his shortest career start. at OAK 0 1 1 1.1 6 5 33.76 3 3 9 51.2 41 24 4.18 vs. OAK at home park ------3 4 12 69.0 78 47 6.13

2011 YANKEE DOODLES

#28 JOE GIRARDI—MANAGER CAREER MANAGERIAL RECORD: 393-306 CAREER WITH YANKEES: 315-222 • Won his 314th game as Yankees manager on Wednesday vs. Toronto, surpassing Buck Showalter (313) for sole possession of eighth place on the Yankees’ all-time managerial wins list. • Was ejected by HP Umpire Mike Winters in the seventh inning of 5/14 loss vs. Boston…was his 15th career ejection, 12th as a manager, 10th as Yankees manager and 11th overall as a Yankee (also once as a player). • Recorded his 300th victory as Yankees manager on 4/27 vs. Chicago-AL, becoming the ninth person to reach the plateau (also Joe McCarthy, Joe Torre, Casey Stengel, Miller Huggins, Ralph Houk, Billy Martin, Clark Griffith and Buck Showalter)…is one of nine managers in franchise history to manage at least 500 games for the Yankees (also Clark Griffith, Ralph Houk, Miller Huggins, Billy Martin, McCarthy, Buck Showalter, Stengel and Torre). • The 2011 season marks his fourth as Manager of the New York Yankees…at 46 years old, is the third-youngest manager in the Majors, behind only Cleveland’s Manny Acta (42) and Seattle’s Eric Wedge (43). • In 2010, guided the Yankees to a 95-67 record, their second consecutive postseason appearance and 15th playoff berth in the last 16 years…was the second-best record in the AL behind Tampa Bay (96-66) and third-best in the Majors, also trailing Philadelphia (97-65). • Recorded a 365-283 (.563) managerial record over his first four seasons as a manager (2006, ’08-10)…only Ken Macha (368-280, .568 with Oakland from 2003-06) recorded a higher winning percentage in the first four years of his managerial career over the past 20 years (since 1991). • Led the Yankees to their 27th World Championship in his second season as Manager in 2009, becoming the youngest of nine Yankees managers to win a …in his postseason debut, joined Ralph Houk and Billy Martin as the only Yankees to play for and manage a World Championship team…joined Houk, Bob Lemon and Casey Stengel as the only Yankees managers to win a WS in their first postseason. • Led the Yankees to a 103-59 record in 2009, clinching the best record in and the Yankees’ most wins since 2002 (103-58). • Was named the 2006 National League “Manager of the Year” in his first managerial season, guiding the Florida Marlins to a 78-84 record.

#24 ROBINSON CANO—2B CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 2 SEASON HIGH: 13 • Was 1-for-5 with 1R, 1RBI and 1SB in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 9H in last 27AB…on road trip is 4-for-14 with 2R, 1HR, 2RBI and 1SB in 3GS at 2B. • Has now hit at least 10HR in each of his first seven Major League seasons (2005-’11), joining the Yankees’ Joe Gordon as the only second baseman to accomplish the feat in Major League history (min. 50% of games at 2B, credit: ESPN Stats and Research). • Recorded his seventh career multi-HR game (all 2HR games) in 4/29 loss vs. Toronto, hitting solo HRs (#7/#8) and going 2-for-3 with 3R and 2BB. • Over his first six years in the Majors (5/3/05-5/2/11), hit .309 (1,107-for-3,581) with 124HR and 524RBI…according to the Elias Sports Bureau, Joe DiMaggio is the only player ever to register more hits for the Yankees within six years of his Major League debut: DiMaggio (1,183), Cano (1,107), (1,078), Derek Jeter (1,070) and Ben Chapman (1,042)…recorded the most hits by any Major League player whose primary position was second base within six years of a debut since Pete Rose had 1,111H over a similar span (credit: Elias)…Elias also notes Cano is one of just three active Major Leaguers with at least 1,100H and 100HR within six calendar years of their debut, joining (1,159H, 250HR) and (1,119H, 209HR). • Is the third player in Major League history to collect at least 30H and 5HR during April in each of three consecutive years (2009-11), joining Vladimir Guerrero (four straight Aprils from 2004-07) and Matt Williams (1997-99)—credit: Elias Sports Bureau. • With 204H in 2009 and 200H in 2010, became the first-ever Yankees second baseman to record back-to-back 200H seasons, and the first 2B in the Majors to accomplish the feat since Cleveland’s Carlos Baerga in 1992-93 (205H and 200H, respectively)…won his first career in 2010 after leading all AL 2B in fielding percentage (.996)…committed just 3E in 776 total chances (most TC among all Major League second baseman). • Has 1,114 hits as a second baseman since his debut on 5/3/05, most among all Major League second baseman over that span—credit: Elias Sports Bureau. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 13 2-hit (10) 3-hit (3) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (17x) HR—2 (7x) RBI—6 R—4 SB—1 (21x) HIT STREAK—18G (2x)

#17 FRANCISCO CERVELLI—C CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 3 • Is 2-for-2 with 1 double, 1HR and 6RBI with the bases loaded this season and is 8-for-15 (.533) with 24RBI with the bases loaded in his career. • Was 1-for-4 in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 4H in last 19AB…had not played in previous five games. • Hit grand slam (#1) and was 1-for-5 with 2R in 5/8 win at Texas…was his first career grand slam and just his second career homer (also 6/24/09 at Atlanta)…snapped a 307AB homerless stretch. • Made his season debut in 5/1 win vs. Toronto, going 0-for-2 with 1SH and 1RBI…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list on 4/29…began the year on the D.L. with a fractured left foot, missing the team’s first 22 games…suffered the injury during spring training after fouling a ball off his foot in 3/2 win vs. Houston…hit .600 (3-for-5) with 1 double, 1RBI and 1BB in three spring training contests. • Began a rehab assignment with Single-A Tampa on 4/21, batting .300 (3-for-10) with 1RBI in three games (two starts at C and one at DH)…continued his rehab with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre beginning on 4/26, batting .154 (2-for-13) with 2R, 1RBI and 1BB (two starts at C and one at DH)…in six overall rehab games, hit .217 (5-for-23) with 2R, 2RBI and 1BB in six games (four starts at C and two at DH). • Hit .271 (72-for-266) with 11 doubles and 38RBI in 93G (80GS at C) in 2010…marked the most H and RBI by a Yankees C other than Jorge Posada since Joe Girardi in 1997 (105H and 50RBI)…hit .381 (16-for-42) with 24RBI and .435OBP with RISP and two outs, the third-best such BA in the Majors (min. 40PA). 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 0 CAREER BESTS: H—4 HR—1 (2x) RBI—5 R—3 (2x) SB—1 HIT STREAK—6G

#27 CHRIS DICKERSON—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 3 • Did not play in Sunday’s win at Seattle…has made one appearance on road trip (did not bat)…is 4-for-13 in 8G with the Yankees in 2011. • Left 5/18 win at Baltimore after being hit in the helmet by a Gonzalez pitch in the 15th inning…was taken to University of Maryland Hospital for a precautionary CT scan (test results were normal)…made his Yankees debut in 5/17 win at Tampa Bay, starting in RF and going 1-for-3 with 1RBI and 1SH…was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre prior to the game. • In 30 games with Scranton/WB this season, batted .248 (28-for-113) with 19R, 7 doubles, 1 triple, 1HR, 11RBI, 21BB and 8SB. • Was acquired by the Yankees from the on 3/25 in exchange for RHP Sergio Mitre…was originally selected by the in the 16th round of the 2003 First-Year Player Draft. • In 2010, combined to bat .206 (20-for-97) with 11R, 5RBI and 4SB in 45 games with Cincinnati and Milwaukee…began the season on the Reds’ Opening Day roster before being placed on the 15-day disabled list on 4/30 (transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 5/29)…underwent surgery on 5/3 to remove the broken hook of the hamate bone in his right hand, along with a procedure to clean out his right wrist…made a 13-game rehab assignment from 7/16-8/3 with Triple-A Louisville before being reinstated from the D.L. on 8/9…was traded to Milwaukee the same day in exchange for OF Jim Edmonds. • Has appeared in Major League games with Cincinnati (2008-10), Milwaukee (2010) and the Yankees (2011). 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 1 2-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—3 (5x) HR—1 (8x) RBI—4 R—3 SB—2 HIT STREAK—8G

#11 BRETT GARDNER—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 7 • Is batting .333 (29-for-87) in his last 32 games (since 4/26). • Entered Sunday’s win at Seattle in the seventh inning in LF (did not bat)…is hitless in last 11AB…on road trip is 0-for-9 in 3G/2GS in LF. • Has three triples this season and 18 in his career, becoming the second Yankee in the Expansion Era (since 1961) to collect at least 18 triples over his first four Major League seasons (all with the Yankees), joining Derek Jeter (22, 1995-98). • Hit .277 (132-for-477) with 97R, 20 doubles, 7 triples, 5HR and 47RBI in 150 games (96 starts in LF, 38 in CF) in 2010…stole 47 bases in 56 attempts (83.9%)…were the most steals by a Yankee in a single season since Rickey Henderson in 1988 (93SB). • Has stolen 94 bases in 115 career attempts…his 81.7% success rate ranks seventh among active players with at least 100 stolen base attempts. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 12 2-hit (10) 3-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—5 HR—1 (11x) RBI—4 (2x) R—3 (5x) SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—11G (2x)

#14 CURTIS GRANDERSON—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 2 SEASON HIGH: 9 • Has 16HR and 37RBI in 2011, the highest totals through his first 50 games of any season in his career…was the third Yankee in the last 50 years to hit at least 16HR through the team’s first 45G, joining (17HR in 1997) and Alex Rodriguez (16HR in 2005 and 18HR in 2007)—credit: Elias. • Is second in the Majors with 16HR…did not hit his 16th HR in 2010 until 9/2 in his 109th game…has 30HR since 8/14/10, second-most in the Majors over the span behind Jose Bautista (38)…is hitting .304 (17-for-56) with 8HR off LHP in 2011, passing his homer total off LHP in 2010 (4HR in 158AB) and surpassing his career high (5HR in 147 such AB in ‘08)…leads the Majors with eight home runs against left-handed pitchers this season…five of his last 8HR have come off left-handers. • Leads the Yankees with 42R…of his 37RBI this season, 16 have either tied the game or given the Yankees the lead (43.2%). • Has reached base safely in 16 of his last 29 plate appearances…was 3-for-5 with 2R and 2 doubles in Sunday’s win at Seattle…has 10H in last 21AB…on road trip is 4-for-13 with 4R, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 1RBI, 1SB and 2BB in 3GS in CF…was 4-for-5 with 2R, 1 double, 1RBI and 1SB in Tuesday’s win vs. Toronto…marked his most hits as a Yankee and most overall since 7/30/08 w/ Detroit at Cleveland (5-for-7). • Recorded his eighth career multi-HR game—and first since 9/20/10 vs. Tampa Bay—in 5/6 win at Texas with a two-run HR (#9) and solo HR (#10). • Among AL from 2005-10, ranked second with 2,068 total chances behind only Ichiro Suzuki (2,279)…committed just 15 errors over the six- year span, ranking fifth among AL outfielders in fielding percentage (.993). 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 15 2-hit (11) 3-hit (3) 4-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (2x) HR—2 (8x) RBI—5 (3x) R—4 SB—3 HIT STREAK—15G

#2 DEREK JETER—SS CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 4 SEASON HIGH: 7 • Has reached base safely to lead off the first inning in 19 of the 40 games he’s started in the leadoff spot in the batting order (a .475 OBP). • Was 1-for-3 with 2BB in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 6H in last 28AB…on road trip is 4-for-13 with 1R, 1 double and 3BB in 3GS (2-SS/1-DH)…his third-inning stolen base on Saturday at Seattle was the 327th of his career, surpassing Rickey Henderson (326) for most in franchise history…scored his 1,713th career run in the first inning on Wednesday vs. Toronto, surpassing Baseball’s All-Time Hits List Cap Anson (1,712) for sole possession of 23rd place on Baseball’s all-time runs scored list. 27. Roberto Clemente ... 3,000 • Hit two solo HRs and was 4-for-6 with 3RBI and 1SB in 5/8 win at Texas…snapped a streak of 259AB without a 28. Sam Rice ...... 2,985 homer—the second-longest homerless streak of his career behind a 311AB stretch from 5/10-8/6/97—with his first 29. DEREK JETER ...... 2,980 HR…according to Elias, became the first player to homer in consecutive at-bats immediately following a HR 30. Sam Crawford ...... 2,963 drought of at least 250AB since San Diego’s Chris Gomez in 1998 (374AB)…snapped a 119AB homerless stretch to 31. Willie Keeler ...... 2,956 begin the season, the second-longest such streak of his career (128AB in 2008)…marked his 10th career multi-HR Credit: Elias Sports Bureau game and first since 6/12/10 vs. Houston…was his 2,325th career game, surpassing Frank White (2,324 games with the ) for sole possession of 20th place among players who have spent their entire career with the same team (passed Charlie Gehringer— 2,323 games with Detroit—on 5/7)…stole his first base of the season in the first inning (in his 30th game)…marks the second-most games into a season before stealing a base (38th game in 2008). • Owns 2,980H and needs 20H to become the first player in franchise history to reach 3,000 hits with the team…of the 27 members of the 3,000-hit club, four played for the Yankees at some point in their career: Dave Winfield (1,172G, 1,300H), Wade Boggs (602G, 702H), Rickey Henderson (596G, 663H) and Paul Waner (10G, 1H), but none recorded his 3,000th career hit as a Yankee…is the first Yankee to hold the Major League lead in hits among active players since Johnny Mize in 1952—credit: Elias…owns the most hits by a in Major League history. • Has played 2,321 games at SS for the Yankees…ranks first on Baseball’s all-time list in games at shortstop for one club (credit: Elias)…marks the third-most among players who never played a game at any other fielding position, trailing only Luis Aparicio (2,583) and Ozzie Smith (2,511). • Of the 2,344 career regular season games Jeter has played in, there has been just one in which the Yankees had already been mathematically eliminated from postseason play (9/26/08 at Boston)…no active player has appeared in more career games—all for the same team—than Jeter with the Yankees. • Has played in 1,406 regular season wins as a Yankee, surpassing Mickey Mantle (1,376) for most in franchise history—credit: Elias Sports Bureau. • According to Elias, at 1,406-936-2, has the highest personal winning percentage (.601) among all active players (minimum 1,000 games). • Along with Jorge Posada and Mariano Rivera, are the first trio of teammates in MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL history to play together in each of 17 straight seasons (since 1995)…no other trio have been teammates for more than 15 seasons (credit: Elias Sports Bureau). • Earned his fifth career Gold Glove Award in 2010, becoming the sixth shortstop since 1958 (when Gold Gloves were first awarded in each league) to win the honor at least five times…recorded a career-best .989 fielding percentage and made a career low 6E, fewest among all Major League . • Owns 24 career leadoff home runs (17 at home, seven on the road), tied with Rickey Henderson (24) for most in franchise history. • Jeter on all-time Yankees lists: Has 2,980H, most in franchise history (Lou Gehrig, second-2,721); has 327SB, surpassing Rickey Henderson for most in franchise history; has 1,714R for third place (Lou Gehrig, second-1,888); has 474 doubles for second place (Lou Gehrig, first-534); has played in 2,344 games for second place (Mickey Mantle, first-2,401)…is the franchise leader in singles (2,207), HBP (154) and AB (9,531). 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 15 2-hit (13) 4-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (2x) HR—2 (10x) RBI—5 (3x) R—5 SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—25G

#18 ANDRUW JONES—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 2 (2x) • Six driven in seven runs in his last two starts…six of his 11 hits off LHP this season have gone for extra bases (4HR, 2 double). • Hit three-run double in the third and was 1-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 4H in 8AB…on road trip is 1-for-5 with 1R, 1 double, 3RBI and 1BB in 2G/1GS in LF…hit two two-run HR (#3 and #4) in the second and sixth innings and was 3-for-3 in Wednesday’s win vs. Toronto before being removed defensively in the seventh…was his 41st career multi-HR game and first as a Yankee (39th two homer game)…became the first player to record a multi-homer game at the current Yankee Stadium as both a visiting player and as a Yankee (also 2HR on 5/1/10 w/ Chicago-AL). • Hit .230 (64-for-208) with 12 doubles, 19HR and 48RBI in 107 games (41 starts in RF, 13 in CF, 12 in LF and 10 at DH) in his lone season with Chicago-AL in 2010…marked his highest average, on-base percentage (.341) and slugging percentage (.486) since 2006…finished the season with 407 career home runs, passing Johnny Bench, , , Dale Murphy, Andres Galarraga and Al Kaline on Baseball’s all-time list in 2010. • Has seven seasons of at least 30HR, five seasons of at least 100RBI and four seasons of at least 100R…is one of four players all time with at least 400HR and 10 Gold Glove Awards, joining Ken Griffey Jr., Willie Mays and Mike Schmidt. • Won 10 consecutive Gold Glove Awards from 1998-2007, becoming one of just five outfielders all time to win the honor at least 10 times (also Roberto Clemente-12, Willie Mays-12, Ken Griffey Jr.-10 and Al Kaline-10, and is one of 15 players all time with at least 10 Gold Gloves. • Was signed by the Yankees as a free agent on 2/14/11…was originally signed by Atlanta as a free agent on 7/2/93. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 3 2-hit (2) 3-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (2x) HR—3 (2x) RBI—6 (2x) R—4 (2x) SB—3 HIT STREAK—14G

#55 RUSSELL MARTIN—C CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 6 • Has started all but seven of the Yankees 51 games this season…has 9HR in 146AB in 2011 after hitting 5HR in 331AB last season…six of his 9HR this season have come in games in which he had the previous day off…leads all Major League with 9HR and is tied for second with 26RBI. • Did not play in Sunday’s win at Seattle…is hitless in last 9AB…has 9H in last 32AB…on road trip is 0-for-7 with 1SB and 2BB in 2GS at C. • Hit three-run HR (#5) and solo HR (#6) in back-to-back ABs and tied a career highs with 3R and 4RBI in 4/23 win at Baltimore, going 2-for-3 with 1BB and 1HBP…was his third career multi-HR game and second as a Yankee (also 2HR on 4/9/11 at Boston and 8/15/07 vs. Houston w/ Los Angeles-NL). • Batted .248 (82-for-331) with 45R, 13 doubles, 5HR and 26RBI in 97 games (89 starts at C) with the Dodgers in 2010…suffered a season-ending right hip fracture and torn labrum while trying to score from third base on a sacrifice fly on 8/3 vs. San Diego…was his first career appearance on the disabled list. • Is one of three catchers all time to have at least 10HR, 60RBI and 10SB in a single season three times (2006-08), joining Carlton Fisk and Ivan Rodriguez. • Was signed by the Yankees as a free agent on 12/16/10…was originally selected by the Dodgers in the 17th round of the 2002 First-Year Player Draft. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 9 2-hit (8) 3-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (3x) HR—2 (3x) RBI—4 (9x) R—3 (15x) SB—2 (4x) HIT STREAK—15G

#26 EDUARDO NUNEZ—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 3 (2x) • Has 7RBI in May (39AB) after not driving in a run in April (5AB). • Was 1-for-4 with 1 triple and 1RBI in Sunday’s win at Seattle…has 4H in last 17AB…on road trip is 1-for-4 with 1 triple, 1RBI and 1SB in 2G/1GS at 3B. • Hit two-run HR (#1)—the second of his career—and was 1-for-1 in 5/19 win at Baltimore, entering the game defensively at 3B in the eighth. • Committed two errors on 5/5 at Detroit and two errors on 4/28 vs. Chicago-AL, starting at SS in both contests…according to Elias, the only other Yankees shortstops to make at least two errors in consecutive games since 1920 were Frank Crosetti (twice, 1936 and ‘45) and Mark Koenig (twice, 1927 and ‘28). • Saw his first Major League action in 2010, batting .280 (14-for-50) with 12R, 1 double, 1HR and 7RBI in 30G (10GS at 3B and 3GS at SS) with the Yankees. • Began 2010 with Triple-A Scranton/WB, batting .289 (134-for-464) with 55R, 25 doubles, 3 triples, 4HR and 50RBI in 118G…was named to the IL mid- season and postseason All-Star teams…was named winner of the Yankees’ 2010 Kevin Lawn Award as the Yankees’ minor league “Player of the Year.” • Was signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 2/25/04…was added to the Yankees’ 40-man roster on 11/20/09. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 2 2-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—3 HR—1 (2x) RBI—4 R—3 SB—1 (10x) HIT STREAK—3G (3x)

#20 JORGE POSADA—DH CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 4 • Did not play in Sunday’s win at Seattle…has 1H in last 13AB, 9 in last 35…on road trip is 0-for-6 with 1BB in 2GS at DH…hit ninth-inning pinch-hit double (for Nunez) in Tuesday’s win vs. Toronto before being removed for PR (Dickerson)…has 6H in last 25AB as a pinch-hitter since the start of 2009. • Started at 1B and was 1-for-3 with 1R, 1 double, 1RBI and 2BB in 5/19 win at Baltimore…was his 16th career start at 1B and first since 7/10/08 at Pittsburgh…scored his 879th career run in the first inning, surpassing Phil Rizzuto (878) for sole possession of 17th place on the Yankees’ all-time list. • Hit two two-run HRs (#1 and #2) and was 2-for-5 in 4/3 loss vs. Detroit…was his 17th career multi-homer game, first since 9/1/09 and first ever as a DH…was his first multi-HR game at home since 9/4/07 vs. Seattle. • Along with Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera, became the first trio of teammates in MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL history to play together in each of 17 straight seasons (since 1995)…no other trio have been teammates for more than 15 seasons (credit: Elias Sports Bureau). • In 127 career games as a designated hitter, has batted .205 (87-for-424) with 44R, 16 doubles, 15HR and 49RBI. • Is one of six catchers all-time to hit at least 20HR in eight seasons, joining Mike Piazza (11), Johnny Bench (11), Yogi Berra (10), Gary Carter (9) and Carlton Fisk (8)—credit: Elias…according to Elias, has homered in more ballparks (28) than any other player in franchise history. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 6 2-hit (6) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (17x) HR—2 (17x) RBI—7 R—4 (3x) SB—1 (20x) HIT STREAK—15G

#13 ALEX RODRIGUEZ—3B CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 9 SEASON HIGH: 9 • Is batting .378 (20-for-53) with 8R, 3HR, 5RBI and five multi-hit games over his last 12 contests. • Was 1-for-5 with 1R in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 7H in last 24AB…on road trip is 3-for-14 with 1R, 1RBI and 1BB in 3GS at 3B…was 4-for-5 with 1R and 1RBI in 5/22 win vs. the Mets…singled after Mark Teixeira was intentionally walked to load the bases in front of him in the seventh inning…is now 6- for-8 with 3HR, 1BB and 19RBI in 10 career plate appearances following a Mark Teixeira IBB (including postseason). • Hit two solo-HR (#7/8) and was 2-for-4 in 5/17 win at Tampa Bay…was his 59th career multi-HR game (55 two-HR contests) and first in 2011. • Hit grand slam (#5) and was 2-for-5 with 2R, 1 double and 6RBI in 4/23 win at Baltimore…has 22 career grand slams, surpassing for sole possession of second place on Baseball’s all-time list (Lou Gehrig holds the record with 23 grand slams)…has at least one grand slam in each of the last seven seasons (2005-2011), surpassing six-year streaks by Lou Gehrig (1927-1932) and Tino Martinez (1996-2001) for the longest in franchise history (credit: Elias)…also according to Elias, has driven in at least six runs in a game 14 Baseball’s All-Time RBI List times in his career, tying Lou Gehrig for the most such games by any player since the Major Leagues began 8. Willie Mays ...... 1,903 compiling RBI in 1920…surpassed Carl Yastrzemski (1,844) for 10th place on Baseball’s all-time RBI list in the game. 9. Mel Ott ...... 1,864 • According to Elias, is only the second player in Major League history to have three consecutive 30HR/100RBI 10. ALEX RODRIGUEZ 1,858 seasons while playing fewer than 140 in each year (2008-2010), joining Joe DiMaggio (1939-1941). 11. Carl Yastrzemski ...... 1,844 • Hit his 600th career HR in 8/4/10 win vs. Toronto, becoming the seventh player in Baseball history to accomplish the Credit: Elias Sports Bureau feat…at 35 years, 8 days old, is the youngest player ever to hit 600HR, surpassing Babe Ruth (36 years, 196 days). • Ranks sixth on Baseball’s all-time list with 622HR and needs eight to tie Ken Griffey, Jr. (630) for is fifth place…21 of his career home runs have come in the ninth inning or later and either tied the game or given his team the lead…owns nine career “walk-off” home runs, six as a Yankee. • Is the only player in Baseball history to collect at least 30HR and 100RBI 14 times in his career (previous record was 12)…has also accomplished the feat in each of the last 13 seasons (1998-2010), surpassing Jimmie Foxx (12) for most consecutive such seasons in Baseball history. • Is one of just 10 players in Baseball history with at least 1,500R, 2,500H, 200HR and 300SB (also teammate Derek Jeter, Roberto Alomar, Craig Biggio, Barry Bonds, , Rickey Henderson, Willie Mays, Paul Molitor and ). 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 11 2-hit (8) 3-hit (1) 4-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (5x) HR—3 (4x) RBI—10 R—5 (2x) SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—23G

#33 NICK SWISHER—OF/INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 3 SEASON HIGH: 7 • Hit solo-HR (#3) in the second and was 1-for-2 with 2R and 2BB in Sunday’s win at Seattle…on road trip is 3-for-10 with 2R, 1HR, 1RBI and 3BB in 3GS in RF…his sixth-inning single on Friday at Seattle snapped an 0-for-16 stretch. • Was selected by the Athletics in the first round (16th overall selection) of the 2002 First-Year Player Draft…appeared in 1458 games over four Major League seasons with the A’s, batting .251 (406-for-1617) with 96 doubles, 80HR and 255RBI. • Hit .288 (163-for-566) with 91R, 33 doubles, 29HR and 89RBI in 150G (131GS in RF, 11 at DH) with the Yankees in 2010, setting career highs in BA, AB, H and triples…hit .345 (88-for-255) with 15 doubles, 3 triples, 13HR, 73RBI and 29BB with runners on base, marking the fourth-best average in the AL. • Among Major League switch-hitters in 2010, ranked second in runs scored, home runs and RBI, trailing only teammate Mark Teixeira in each of the three categories (113R, 33HR and 108RBI)…batted in seven different spots in the starting lineup (Nos. 2-8), homering in five of those spots (Nos. 2, 4-6 and 8). • Is one of four AL players to hit at least 20HR in each of the last six seasons (2005-10), joining Paul Konerko, and teammate Alex Rodriguez. • Was acquired by the Yankees along with RHP from the in exchange for INF and RHPs and Jhonny Nunez on 11/13/08…is in the fourth year of a five-year contract signed with Oakland on 5/11/07. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 7 2-hit (5) 3-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—4 HR—2 (16x) RBI—5 (4x) R—3 (18x) SB—1 (9x) HIT STREAK—11G

#25 MARK TEIXEIRA—1B CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 6 SEASON HIGH: 7 • Has 6HR and 14RBI over his last 10 games…his 9HR in May are tied for third-most in the Majors…10 of his 15HR this season have come with men on base (seven two-run HRs and three three-run HRs). • Was 1-for-5 with 1RBI in Sunday’s win at Seattle and has 8H in last 24AB…on road trip is 4-for-12 with 3R, 2HR, 4RBI and 3BB in 3GS at 1B…hit two-run HR (#15)—his third in as many games and sixth in his last nine—and was 1-for-3 with 3BB in Saturday’s loss at Seattle…has now homered in three consecutive games twice in 2011 (also 5/19-21)…hit ninth-inning “walk-off” RBI single and was 2-for-4 with 1RBI and 1BB in Tuesday’s win vs. Toronto…was his fourth career regular-season “walk-off” hit and first as a Yankee. • Homered six times in the first month of the season, matching his career high for March/April (also 2005)…hit 5HR combined in his previous two Aprils. • Leads all active first basemen with a .99639 career fielding percentage at 1B…received his fourth career Gold Glove Award in 2010, becoming the Yankees’ first repeat winner at first base since Don Mattingly won four straight awards from 1991-94. • Is one of just three first basemen in franchise history with at least 100R, 30HR and 100RBI in multiple seasons with the club, joining Lou Gehrig (10 times, 1927 and ’29-37) and Don Mattingly (twice, 1985-86)…is the only player to accomplish the feat in his first two seasons with the team. • Reached the 25HR plateau in each of his first eight Major League seasons (2003-10)…according to Elias, is just the fourth player in Baseball history to accomplish the feat, joining (11 seasons), Albert Pujols (10) and Darryl Strawberry (nine). • Is one of three Major Leaguers—also teammate Alex Rodriguez and Albert Pujols—to reach 30HR and 100RBI in each of the last seven seasons (2004- 10)…according to Elias, is one of only three 1B all time (also Pujols and Jimmie Foxx) to record 30HR and 100RBI in seven straight seasons by age 30. 2011 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 11 2-hit (10) 3-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (21x) HR—3 (3x) RBI—7 (2x) R—4 (2x) SB—1 (15x) HIT STREAK—14G

2011 PEN NOTES The Yankees are 25-1 when leading after eight innings in 2011 and 1,295-35 (.974) since 1996…they were 86-1 in 1996, 81-6 in 1997, 102-1 in 1998, 81-2 in 1999, 76-4 in 2000, 81-2 in 2001, 88-1 in 2002, 88-2 in 2003, 88-2 in 2004, 83-2 in 2005, 85-5 in 2006, 87-2 in 2007, 77-0 in 2008, 86-2 in 2009 and 81-2 in 2010.

#38 LUIS AYALA—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • After allowing 2ER in 2.0IP in his first appearance of the season, has allowed just 1ER in 13.0IP in 10 games since (13H, 5BB, 11K). • Made his 11th appearance of the season—and second in as many games—in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning (1H, 1K)…on Friday at Seattle, allowing 1H and 1ER in 2.0IP (1BB, 2K, 1HB, 1WP) to suffer his first loss…made second appearance in as many days on 5/22 vs. the Mets, tossing 1.1 perfect IP (1K) to earn his first win since 4/7/09 w/ Minnesota vs. Seattle…in 5/21 win vs. the Mets, tossed a perfect ninth (1.0IP, 2K). • Was placed on the 15-day D.L. from 4/13-5/11 with a right shoulder strain (missing 24 team games). • In 2010, combined at the Triple-A level with three organizations (Los Angeles-NL, Colorado and Arizona) to go 2-10 with four saves and a 6.42 ERA (47.2IP, 34ER) in 36 relief appearances. • During his career, has appeared in Major League games with Montreal (2003-04), Washington (2005, ’07-08), New York-NL (2008), Minnesota (2009), Florida (2009) and New York-AL (2011). • Was signed by the Yankees as a minor league free agent on 2/10/11…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ 25-man roster on 3/30…bio can be found on pg. 405 of the 2011 Yankees Media Guide.

#62 JOBA CHAMBERLAIN—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • Has not allowed a run in his last six appearances, allowing 3H in 7.0IP (3BB, 5K). • Made his 25th appearance of the season in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, tossing 1.2 hitless innings (1BB, 2K)…in Wednesday’s win at Toronto, tossed a scoreless eighth inning (1.0IP, 1H, 1BB)…made second appearance in as many days in 5/21 win vs. the Mets, tossing a perfect eighth (1K). • Went 3-4 with a 4.40 ERA (71.2IP, 35ER) in a team-leading 73 relief appearances with the Yankees in 2010…was 2-0 with one save and a 2.15 ERA (29.1IP, 7ER) in 30 appearances from 7/28 through the end of the season. • From 2008-10, led all AL pitchers (min. 300.0IP) with an average of 8.96K/9.0IP (329.1IP, 328K). • Owns a 10-3 record with a 3.15 ERA (168.2IP, 59ER) and a .232 (148-for-638) opponents average in 93 career appearances (17 starts) against the AL East…is 10-10 with a 4.17 ERA (211.2IP, 98ER) and a .260 (209-for-805) opponents average against the rest of Baseball.

#48 BOONE LOGAN—LHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • Made his 20th appearance of the season—and second in as many games—in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning (1H)…made first appearance since 5/21 in Friday’s loss at Seattle, allowing single to only batter faced in the sixth (1ER)…in 5/21 win vs. the Mets, allowed 1H to his only batter faced (Murphy)…in 5/18 win at Baltimore, retired both batters faced (0.2IP) to end the 11th inning, stranding the bases loaded. • Was 2-0 with a 2.93 ERA (40.0IP, 13ER) in 51 relief appearances over three stints with the Yankees in 2010…held left-handed batters to a .190 (15-for-79) batting average. • Began the 2010 season with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, going 0-1 with a 2.11 ERA in 14 relief appearances (21.1IP, 5ER). • Was acquired by the Yankees along with RHP Javier Vazquez in exchange for OF , LHP Mike Dunn and RHP Arodys Vizcaino on 12/22/09.

#45 HECTOR NOESI—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • Made his third appearance of the season in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, tossing 2.1 scoreless innings (2H, 1K)…in 5/23 loss vs. Toronto, allowed 1ER in 3.0IP (2H)…made his Major League debut on 5/18 at Baltimore and earned the win, tossing 4.0 scoreless innings in relief (4H, 4BB, 4K)…according to Elias, the last pitcher to win his Major League debut in relief, pitching at least 4.0 scoreless innings was Jim Brower for Cleveland on 9/5/99 (4.1IP)…is the first Yankee pitcher to accomplish the feat…is the first pitcher in the Majors to do so in an extra inning game since the Royals’ Scott Bankhead on 5/25/86 vs. Chicago-AL (credit: Elias)…was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre for a second time this season on 5/13…made first stint with the Yankees from 4/13-21 (did not appear in a game). • Made four starts with Scranton/WB prior to his recall, going 1-1 with a 3.92 ERA (20.2IP, 9ER)…last started on 5/8 vs. Pawtucket, allowing 6H and 4ER in 7.0IP (5R, 1HP, 1BB, 1WP) to record the loss. • In 2010, combined to go 14-7 with a 3.20 ERA (160.1IP, 57ER) in 28 games (27 starts) with Single-A Tampa, Double-A Trenton and Triple-A Scranton/WB…led all Yankees minor leaguers in wins and strikeouts (153) and ranked seventh in ERA…following the season, was named by Baseball America as the seventh-best prospect in the Yankees organization and as having the “Best Control.” • Has averaged 8.38K and just 1.68BB per 9.0IP in his minor league career with a 5.00K/BB ratio (424.1IP, 395K, 79BB). • Was originally signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 12/3/04…was added to the Yankees’ 40-man roster on 11/20/09.

#39 LANCE PENDLETON—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/29 at SEATTLE • Made his sixth appearance of the season in Sunday’s win at Seattle, closing out the game with a scoreless ninth inning (1.0IP, 1H)…in 5/22 win vs. the Mets, tossed a perfect ninth inning (1.0IP)…was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre prior to 5/21 win vs. the Mets…is making his second stint with the Yankees in 2011 (also 4/15-5/11)…was optioned to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 5/11 when RHP Luis Ayala was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list. • Made his Major League debut in 4/15 loss vs. Texas, tossing 3.0 perfect innings (2K)…struck out each of his first two batters faced ( and )…became the first Yankee to retire his first nine hitters faced in his Major League debut since Chien-Ming Wang retired his first 10 batters on 4/30/05 vs. Toronto…according to Elias, the only other active Major League player to accomplish the feat is Detroit’s on 4/29/08 vs. Houston (w/ Arizona)…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ 25-man roster from Triple-A Scranton/WB prior to the game. • Has made four appearances (one start) with Scranton/WB in 2011, going 1-2 with a 1.50 ERA (12.0IP, 10H, 2ER, 2BB, 9K, 1HR, 2HP, 1WP)…each of his four outings have been at least 2.2IP…last appeared on 5/18 vs. Lehigh Valley (PHI), allowing 1ER in 3.1 innings of relief (4H, 1K). • Was selected by the Astros from the Yankees in the 2010 on 12/9/10…attended spring training with the Astros in 2011, going 1-0 with a 5.87 ERA (7.2IP, 5ER) in seven appearances (one start)…was returned to the Yankees on 3/28/11. • In 2010, combined to go 12-5 with a 3.61 ERA (154.2IP, 62ER) in 29 appearances (27 starts) with Double-A Trenton and Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes- Barre…began the season at Trenton, going 10-4 with a 3.43 ERA in 23 games (22 starts)…was named an Eastern League All-Star after going 7-4 with a 3.97 ERA (95.1IP, 42ER) in the first half…was promoted to Scranton/WB on 8/10, going 2-1 with a 4.24 ERA (34.0IP, 16ER) in six games (five starts). • Was originally selected by the Yankees in the fourth round of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft…is a native of Houston, Tex. and attended .

#42 MARIANO RIVERA—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • Has made 1,001 career appearances and needs one appearance to tie Goose Gossage (1,002) for 14th place on Baseball’s all-time games pitched list. • Made his 23rd appearance of the season on Saturday at Seattle, allowing 3H, 1ER and 1IBB in 0.1IP to suffer his first loss…made his 1,000th career appearance in Wednesday’s win at Toronto, tossing a scoreless ninth inning (1.0IP, 1H, 1K)…became the 15th pitcher in Baseball history to reach the 1,000 games plateau and first to accomplish the feat with the same team (credit: Elias)…made his second appearance in as many days in 5/18 win at Baltimore, allowing 2H and 1ER in 1.0IP to suffer his third blown save of the season. • Earned a save in three straight games for the 29th time in his career and on three straight days for the 22nd time in his career (each first since 7/17-19/09) in 4/30 and 5/1 wins vs. Toronto and 5/2 win at Detroit. • Recorded back-to-back blown save opportunities in 4/19 loss at Toronto (1.0IP, 4H, 2ER, 1BB, 1WP) and 4/24 win at Baltimore (1.1IP, 2H, 1ER, 1BB, 2K)…marked the eighth time in his career—and fourth in April—he blew consecutive save opportunities and first overall since 4/15-20/07…prior to 4/19, had not allowed a run in his previous 19 April appearances (since 4/30/09), tossing 17.1 scoreless IP with 14 saves over the stretch (8H, 2BB, 17K). • Has recorded at least one save in 16 consecutive seasons (since 1996)…according to Elias, surpasses Tom Burgmeier for the longest streak in AL history and is tied with Gene Garber, Goose Gossage and Jeff Reardon (16) for third place all time. • Along with Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada, became the first trio of teammates in MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL history to play together in each of 17 straight seasons (since 1995)…no other trio have been teammates for more than 15 seasons (credit: Elias Sports Bureau). • Was 3-3 with 33 saves (in 38 chances) and a 1.80 ERA in 61 relief appearances in 2010…earned the 600th save of his Major League career (regular and postseason) in 10/7 ALDS Game 2 win at Minnesota…owns the most career postseason saves (42), appearances (94) and the lowest ERA (0.71) all time. • Owns a career conversion rate of 83.0% in March/April (83-for-100), compared to a 90.2% mark over the remainder of the year (489-for-542). • Owns 572 career saves, the most ever in AL history and second-most all-time behind Trevor Hoffman (601)…has an 89.1% save conversion rate in 642 career save opportunities…has converted 158-of-171 (92.4%) save opportunities since 4/21/07, the best ratio in the Majors over that span. • Has made 60 appearances 13 times in his career, tied with Mike Stanton for the most all time…has made at least 60 outings with a sub-2.00 ERA in seven of his last eight seasons, including each of his last three (2008-10), becoming the only pitcher in Baseball history with three such seasons after age 35. • Has a career ERA of 2.23, the second-lowest all-time among pitchers with at 1,000.0IP since earned runs became an official statistic (1912-NL, 1913-AL) behind Eddie Cicotte (2.20), and just ahead of Jim Scott (2.26) and Babe Ruth (2.28) – credit: Elias Sports Bureau. #30 DAVID ROBERTSON—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 5/28 at SEATTLE • Has not allowed an earned run over his last eight appearances since 5/14 (7.1IP, 3H, 1R, 5BB, 15K)…has allowed an earned run in just two of his 24 appearances this season. • Has struck out 14.8 batters per 9.0 innings in 2011 (21.1IP, 35K) and owns a 11.77K/9.0IP ratio in his career (205K, 156.2IP), the best such ratio in the Majors—min. 100.0IP. • Made his 24rd appearance of the season—and second in as many games—in Saturday’s loss at Seattle, tossing 1.1 scoreless innings (1H, 3K)…in Friday’s loss at Seattle, tossed a perfect ninth inning (1.0IP, 2K)…in Wednesday’s win vs. Toronto, retired both batters faced in the seventh (0.2IP, 1K)…made second appearance in as many days in 5/21 win vs. the Mets, retiring both batters faced (0.2IP, 1K). • Has faced 37 batters with the bases loaded in his career, striking out 17 of those hitters…in 2011, has struck out each of his last seven batters faced with the bases loaded…has allowed just 1H in 8PA with the bases loaded this season (Delmon Young double on 4/5 vs. Minnesota). • Is one of five pitchers all-time with at least 10K/9.0IP in each of his first three seasons (2008-10), joining Dick Radatz, Troy Percival, and Takashi Saito (min. 30.0IP/season)…only Prior and Percival accomplished the feat in each of their first four Major League seasons. • Was 4-5 with one save and a 3.82 ERA (61.1IP, 26ER) in 64 relief appearances with the Yankees in 2010…with 71K, ranked seventh among all AL relievers with 10.42K/9.0IP…pitched to a 2.27 ERA (31.2IP, 8ER) in 33 appearances following the All-Star break. • Was originally selected by the Yankees in the 17th round of the 2006 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Alabama.

2011 New York Yankees Relief Pitching Information 2011 New York Yankees Starters & Relievers Pitcher # Relief First batter Longest IR IRS SV SVO W-L ERA SV IP H R ER BB K HR Apps. out/faced Outing STARTERS 20-15 3.97 0 310.2 305 154 137 108 227 35

Ayala 11 6/11 2.0 5 2 0 1 RELIEVERS 8-8 2.95 14 155.1 138 55 51 64 135 7 Chamberlain 25 21/25 1.2 10 2 0 1

Logan 20 14/20 1.1 14 1 0 0 2011 New York Yankees Information Noesi 3 3/3 4.0 2 0 0 0 Pendleton 6 4/6 3.0 0 0 0 0 Catcher Inn. ERA PB SB CS CS %

Rivera 23 18/23 1.1 5 0 13 16 Cervelli 63.0 3.29 2 12 2 14.3 Robertson 24 17/24 1.2 23 6 0 2 Martin 384.0 3.75 2 25 9 26.5 Molina 17.0 2.65 0 1 1 50.0

2011 NEW YORK YANKEES DAY-BY-DAY

Gm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 1 3/31 Detroit W 6-3 Chamberlain (1-0) Coke (0-1) Rivera (1) 1-0 1st +0.5 *48,226 (1) 4/1 OFF DAY T1st --- 2 4/2 Detroit W 10-6 Burnett (1-0) Penny (0-1) Rivera (2) 2-0 T1st --- 41,462 3 4/3 Detroit L 7-10 Scherzer (1-0) Hughes (0-1) Valverde (1) 2-1 T2nd -1.0 40,574 4 4/4 Minnesota W 4-3 Nova (1-0) Baker (0-1) Rivera (3) 3-1 2nd -1.0 40,311 5 4/5 Minnesota L 4-5 (10) Capps (1-0) Logan (0-1) Nathan (2) 3-2 3rd -1.5 40,267 4/6 Minnesota Ppd., rain 3rd -1.0 6 4/7 Minnesota W 4-3 Burnett (2-0) Liriano (0-2) Rivera (4) 4-2 T2nd -1.0 41,512 7 4/8 at Boston L 6-9 Lackey (1-1) Colon (0-1) Papelbon (1) 4-3 3rd -1.5 *37,178 8 4/9 at Boston W 9-4 Robertson (1-0) Buchholz (0-2) - 5-3 T2nd -1.0 *37,488 9 4/10 at Boston L 0-4 Beckett (1-1) Sabathia (0-1) - 5-4 T2nd -1.0 *37,861 4/11 OFF DAY 2nd -1.0 4/12 Baltimore Ppd., rain 2nd -1.0 10 4/13 Baltimore W 7-4 Burnett (3-0) Tillman (0-1) Rivera (5) 6-4 T1st --- 42,171 11 4/14 Baltimore W 6-5 (10) Rivera (1-0) Gonzalez (0-1) - 7-4 1st +1.0 40,517 12 4/15 Texas L 3-5 Harrison (3-0) Nova (1-1) Feliz (5) 7-5 1st +0.5 40,814 13 4/16 Texas W 5-2 Garcia (1-0) Holland (2-1) Rivera (6) 8-5 1st +1.5 41,876 14 4/17 Texas W 6-5 Soriano (1-0) Rhodes (0-1) Rivera (7) 9-5 1st +2.5 40,811 4/18 OFF DAY 1st +3.0 15 4/19 at Toronto L 5-6 (10) Rauch (1-1) Nova (1-2) - 9-6 1st +2.0 25,250 16 4/20 at Toronto W 6-2 Colon (1-1) Cecil (1-2) Soriano (1) 10-6 1st +2.0 26,062 4/21 OFF DAY 1st +2.5 4/22 at Baltimore Ppd., rain 1st +2.5 17 4/23 at Baltimore W 15-3 Sabathia (1-1) Bergesen (0-3) - 11-6 1st +3.0 39,054 18 4/24 at Baltimore W 6-3 (11) Logan (1-1) Berken (0-1) - 12-6 1st +3.0 25,051 19 4/25 Chicago L 0-2 Humber (2-2) Burnett (3-1) Santos (1) 12-7 1st +2.5 40,506 20 4/26 Chicago L 2-3 Floyd (3-1) Soriano (1-1) Santos (2) 12-8 1st +2.0 40,785 21 4/27 Chicago W 3-1 Colon (2-1) Buehrle (1-3) Rivera (8) 13-8 1st +2.0 40,586 22 4/28 Chicago W 12-3 Sabathia (2-1) Jackson (2-3) - 14-8 1st +1.5 40,081 23 4/29 Toronto L 3-5 Romero (2-3) Garcia (1-1) Rauch (5) 14-9 1st +1.5 40,830 24 4/30 Toronto W 5-4 Burnett (4-1) Drabek (2-1) Rivera (9) 15-9 1st +1.5 42,460 25 5/1 Toronto W 5-2 Nova (2-2) Litsch (2-2) Rivera (10) 16-9 1st +2.5 43,363 26 5/2 at Detroit W 5-3 Chamberlain (2-0) Valverde (2-1) Rivera (11) 17-9 1st +3.0 22,852 27 5/3 at Detroit L 2-4 Penny (2-3) Sabathia (2-2) Valverde (6) 17-10 1st +2.0 23,551 28 5/4 at Detroit L 0-4 Scherzer (5-0) Garcia (1-2) - 17-11 1st +2.0 22,569 29 5/5 at Detroit L 3-6 Porcello (2-2) Burnett (4-2) - 17-12 1st +1.0 30,572 30 5/6 at Texas W 4-1 Nova (3-2) Harrison (3-4) Rivera (12) 18-12 1st +1.0 *49,069 31 5/7 at Texas L 5-7 Rhodes (1-1) Logan (1-2) Feliz (6) 18-13 T1st --- *49,574 32 5/8 at Texas W 12-5 Sabathia (3-2) Rhodes (1-2) - 19-13 T1st --- *48,057 5/9 OFF DAY T1st --- 33 5/10 Kansas City W 3-1 Garcia (2-2) Davies (1-5) Rivera (13) 20-13 1st +1.0 41,275 34 5/11 Kansas City L 3-4 (11) Soria (3-0) Carlyle (0-1) Coleman (1) 20-14 T1st --- 40,164 35 5/12 Kansas City L 5-11 O’Sullivan (2-2) Nova (3-3) - 20-15 2nd -1.0 41,790 36 5/13 Boston L 4-5 Buchholz (4-3) Colon (2-2) Papelbon (6) 20-16 2nd -2.0 *48,254 (2) 37 5/14 Boston L 0-6 Beckett (3-1) Sabathia (3-3) - 20-17 2nd -2.0 *48,790 (3) 38 5/15 Boston L 5-7 Lester (5-1) Garcia (2-3) Papelbon (7) 20-18 2nd -2.0 46,945 39 5/16 at Tampa Bay L 5-6 Cruz (2-0) Burnett (4-3) Farnsworth (8) 20-19 T2nd -3.0 25,024 40 5/17 at Tampa Bay W 6-2 Nova (4-3) Shields (4-2) - 21-19 2nd -2.0 27,123 41 5/18 at Baltimore W 4-1 (15) Noesi (1-0) Accardo (2-1) - 22-19 2nd -2.0 20,589 42 5/19 at Baltimore W 13-2 Sabathia (4-3) Bergesen (1-5) - 23-19 2nd -1.0 24,939 43 5/20 New York-NL L 1-2 Dickey (2-5) Garcia (2-4) Rodriguez (15) 23-20 3rd -1.0 47,874 44 5/21 New York-NL W 7-3 Burnett (5-3) Capuano (3-5) - 24-20 T1st --- *48,286 (4) 45 5/22 New York-NL W 9-3 Ayala (1-0) Pelfrey (3-4) - 25-20 T1st --- *48,293 (5) 46 5/23 Toronto L 3-7 Villanueva (2-0) Colon (2-3) - 25-21 T1st --- 41,946 47 5/24 Toronto W 5-4 Sabathia (5-3) Francisco (1-2) - 26-21 1st +0.5 41,519 48 5/25 Toronto W 7-3 Garcia (3-4) Reyes (0-4) - 27-21 1st +0.5 43,201 5/26 OFF DAY T1st ---

All times are Eastern BOLD (Complete Game) *Denotes Sellout (#Home Sellouts) Gm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 49 5/27 at Seattle L 3-4 Pauley (3-0) Ayala (1-1) League (13) 27-22 2nd -1.0 33,715 50 5/28 at Seattle L 4-5 (12) Pauley (4-0) Rivera (1-1) - 27-23 2nd -1.5 37,354 51 5/29 at Seattle W 7-1 Sabathia (6-3) Vargas (3-3) - 28-23 2nd -1.0 37,290 52 5/30 at Oakland 4:05 p.m. EST 53 5/31 at Oakland 10:05 p.m. EST 54 6/1 at Oakland 3:35 p.m. EST 6/2 OFF DAY 55 6/3 at Los Angeles-AL 10:05 p.m. EST 56 6/4 at Los Angeles-AL 9:05 p.m. EST 57 6/5 at Los Angeles-AL 3:35 p.m. EST 6/6 OFF DAY 58 6/7 Boston 7:05 p.m. 59 6/8 Boston 7:05 p.m. 60 6/9 Boston 7:05 p.m. 61 6/10 Cleveland 7:05 p.m. 62 6/11 Cleveland 1:05 p.m. 63 6/12 Cleveland 1:05 p.m. 64 6/13 Cleveland 7:05 p.m. 65 6/14 Texas 7:05 p.m. 66 6/15 Texas 7:05 p.m. 67 6/16 Texas 1:05 p.m. 68 6/17 at Chicago-NL 2:20 p.m. 69 6/18 at Chicago-NL 4:10 p.m. 70 6/19 at Chicago-NL TBA 71 6/20 at Cincinnati 7:10 p.m. 72 6/21 at Cincinnati 7:10 p.m. 73 6/22 at Cincinnati 12:35 p.m. 6/23 OFF DAY 74 6/24 Colorado 7:05 p.m. 75 6/25 Colorado 1:05 p.m. 76 6/26 Colorado 2:05 p.m. 6/27 OFF DAY 77 6/28 Milwaukee 7:05 p.m. 78 6/29 Milwaukee 7:05 p.m. 79 6/30 Milwaukee 1:05 p.m. 80 7/1 at New York-NL 7:10 p.m. 81 7/2 at New York-NL 4:10 p.m. 82 7/3 at New York-NL 1:10 p.m. 83 7/4 at Cleveland 6:35 p.m. 84 7/5 at Cleveland 7:05 p.m. 85 7/6 at Cleveland 7:05 p.m. 86 7/7 Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 87 7/8 Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 88 7/9 Tampa Bay 1:05 p.m. 89 7/10 Tampa Bay 1:05 p.m. 7/11 – 7/13 (82nd All-Star Game on 7/12 at Arizona’s Chase Field) 90 7/14 at Toronto 7:07 p.m. 91 7/15 at Toronto 7:07 p.m. 92 7/16 at Toronto 1:07 p.m. 93 7/17 at Toronto 1:07 p.m. 94 7/18 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 95 7/19 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 96 7/20 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 97 7/21 at Tampa Bay 7:10 p.m. 98 7/22 Oakland 7:05 p.m. 99 7/23 Oakland 1:05 p.m. 100 7/24 Oakland 1:05 p.m. 101 7/25 Seattle 7:05 p.m. 102 7/26 Seattle 7:05 p.m. 103 7/27 Seattle 1:05 p.m. 7/28 OFF DAY 104 7/29 Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 105 7/30 Baltimore 1:05 p.m. 106 7/30 Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 107 7/31 Baltimore 1:05 p.m. 108 8/1 at Chicago-AL 8:10 p.m. 109 8/2 at Chicago-AL 8:10 p.m. 110 8/3 at Chicago-AL 8:10 p.m. 111 8/4 at Chicago-AL 8:10 p.m. 112 8/5 at Boston 7:10 p.m. 113 8/6 at Boston 4:10 p.m. 114 8/7 at Boston TBA 8/8 OFF DAY 115 8/9 Los Angeles-AL 7:05 p.m. 116 8/10 Los Angeles-AL 7:05 p.m. 117 8/11 Los Angeles-AL 1:05 p.m. 118 8/12 Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 119 8/13 Tampa Bay 4:10 p.m. 120 8/14 Tampa Bay TBA 121 8/15 at Kansas City 8:10 p.m. 122 8/16 at Kansas City 8:10 p.m. 123 8/17 at Kansas City 8:10 p.m. 124 8/18 at Minnesota 8:10 p.m. 125 8/19 at Minnesota 8:10 p.m. 126 8/20 at Minnesota 7:10 p.m. 127 8/21 at Minnesota 2:10 p.m. 8/22 OFF DAY 128 8/23 Oakland 7:05 p.m. 129 8/24 Oakland 7:05 p.m. 130 8/25 Oakland 1:05 p.m. 131 8/26 at Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 132 8/27 at Baltimore 1:05 p.m. 133 8/27 at Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 134 8/28 at Baltimore 1:35 p.m. 135 8/29 at Baltimore 7:05 p.m. 136 8/30 at Boston 7:10 p.m. 137 8/31 at Boston 7:10 p.m. 138 9/1 at Boston 7:10 p.m. All times are Eastern BOLD (Complete Game) *Denotes Sellout (#Home Sellouts) DATE: 5/29/11 NEW YORK YANKEES TEAM BATTING / PITCHING ID: TEAMBPR TIME: 21:46:08 Compiled by the MLB Baseball Information System PAGE: 1 THRU GAMES OF 5/29/11 * = D/L, + = ROOKIE, # = MULT. TEAMS

GI PINCH HIT PLAYER AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP AB H HR RBI

Cano,R .279 50 197 29 55 97 10 1 10 34 0 3 4 8 2 30 5 1 6 5 .492 .316 0 0 0 0 Cervelli,F .174 8 23 3 4 8 1 0 1 7 1 0 1 1 0 5 0 0 1 2 .348 .240 0 0 0 0 * Chavez,E .303 17 33 5 10 14 2 1 0 6 0 0 0 6 2 3 0 0 2 0 .424 .410 5 2 0 1 *+Corona,R .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 RIGHT .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 LEFT .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 *+Curtis,C .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 Dickerson,C .308 8 13 2 4 5 1 0 0 3 1 0 1 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 .385 .400 0 0 0 0 Gardner,B .253 50 146 23 37 57 5 3 3 13 5 1 0 17 0 35 8 6 3 1 .390 .329 1 0 0 0 Granderson,C .282 51 195 42 55 122 9 5 16 37 2 1 1 22 0 47 7 2 5 1 .626 .356 1 0 0 0 Jeter,D .258 49 209 29 54 68 6 1 2 15 0 3 2 18 0 27 4 2 4 3 .325 .319 0 0 0 0 Jones,A .236 22 55 6 13 27 2 0 4 10 0 0 0 4 0 18 0 0 1 1 .491 .288 3 0 0 0 Martin, Jr,R .253 44 146 23 37 70 6 0 9 26 0 0 3 22 0 26 5 0 9 4 .479 .363 2 1 0 0 +Nunez,E .250 24 44 6 11 18 2 1 1 7 2 0 0 2 0 3 6 1 0 6 .409 .283 2 0 0 0 Posada,J .174 41 132 13 23 46 5 0 6 16 0 0 1 21 1 34 0 1 4 0 .348 .292 1 1 0 0 RIGHT .000 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 10 2 .000 .188 0 0 0 0 LEFT .217 106 23 46 5 0 6 16 0 0 1 15 0 24 2 .434 .320 1 1 0 0 Rodriguez,A .282 47 181 29 51 87 9 0 9 27 0 2 2 19 0 40 2 1 9 2 .481 .353 0 0 0 0 Swisher,N .210 47 162 23 34 50 7 0 3 20 0 4 2 29 1 41 1 1 3 0 .309 .330 0 0 0 0 RIGHT .298 47 14 19 2 0 1 7 0 3 0 8 0 11 1 .404 .379 0 0 0 0 LEFT .174 115 20 31 5 0 2 13 0 1 2 21 1 30 2 .270 .309 0 0 0 0 Teixeira,M .258 50 190 31 49 102 8 0 15 36 0 2 5 30 1 37 0 1 4 2 .537 .370 0 0 0 0 RIGHT .288 59 17 34 2 0 5 13 0 1 1 6 1 7 1 .576 .358 0 0 0 0 LEFT .244 131 32 68 6 0 10 23 0 1 4 24 0 30 3 .519 .375 0 0 0 0

NEW YORK .253 51 1732 264 438 773 74 12 79 257 11 16 22 200 7 351 38 16 51 34 .446 .335 15 4 0 1 OPPONENTS .250 51 1772 209 443 664 87 4 42 199 11 17 18 172 17 362 38 13 38 30 .375 .320 13 3 0 0

DH .182 51 187 19 34 66 5 0 9 22 0 1 1 22 2 48 2 2 5 0 .353 .270 3 0 0 0

OPP PITCHER R/L W L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG

Ayala,L R 1 1 1.80 11 0 0 5 0 0 15.0 16 3 3 1 1 5 2 12 1 0 .296 Burnett,A R 5 3 3.99 11 11 0 0 0 0 67.2 57 34 30 9 3 27 0 52 8 0 .230 Chamberlai,J R 2 0 3.12 25 0 0 3 0 0 26.0 19 10 9 3 1 6 0 22 1 0 .209 Colon,B R 2 3 3.77 10 7 0 0 0 0 57.1 54 26 24 8 1 15 2 56 0 0 .248 * Feliciano,P L 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Garcia,F R 3 4 3.26 9 8 0 1 0 0 49.2 47 19 18 7 2 17 2 36 1 0 .247 * Hughes,P R 0 1 13.94 3 3 0 0 0 0 10.1 19 16 16 4 0 4 0 3 0 0 .396 Logan,B L 1 2 4.15 20 0 0 2 0 0 13.0 14 7 6 1 0 5 1 7 0 0 .269 * Marte,D L 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 +Noesi,H R 1 0 0.96 3 0 0 2 0 0 9.1 8 1 1 0 0 4 1 5 0 0 .235 +Nova,I R 4 3 4.67 11 10 0 1 0 0 54.0 62 33 28 4 3 24 1 27 3 0 .283 +Pendleton,L R 0 0 0.00 6 0 0 5 0 0 8.1 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 .167 Rivera,M R 1 1 2.11 23 0 0 18 0 13 21.1 19 5 5 0 0 4 1 17 1 0 .244 Robertson,D R 1 0 1.27 24 0 0 4 0 0 21.1 16 4 3 0 0 15 2 35 3 0 .198 Sabathia,C L 6 3 2.98 12 12 1 0 0 0 84.2 80 34 28 4 3 25 2 67 1 1 .248 * Soriano,R R 1 1 5.40 16 0 0 3 0 1 15.0 15 9 9 1 1 11 1 10 0 0 .268

NEW YORK 28 23 3.63 51 51 1 50 0 14 466.0 443 209 188 42 18 172 17 362 22 1 .250 OPPONENTS 23 28 4.94 51 51 0 51 4 15 459.1 438 264 252 79 22 200 7 351 21 0 .253