at : ALDS tied, 2-2 LHP Cole Hamels (0-0, 2.57) vs. RHP Marcus Stroman (0-0, 3.86)

ALDS Game 5 • Wednesday, October 14, 2015 • Rogers Centre • 3:07 p.m. (CDT) • FS1 / 105.3 FM / 1540 AM

ALDS VS. TORONTO: Texas lost 8-4 to Toronto in Game 4 on Monday, HAMELS FOR THE WIN: Game 5 will be the 1st start of Cole Hamels’ as this best-of-5 American League Division Series is tied at 2-2 entering career in a winner-take-all game, and his 1st time pitching in a potential today’s decisive 5th game…this series marks just the 3rd time the Rangers elimination contest…Hamels has, however, made 4 starts in a potential have ever won the 1st 2 games of a postseason series, and club has won clinch game for his club, all with Philadelphia…each of the 4 starts resulted each of the 2 previous series…the others were: 2011 ALCS vs. DET, taking in Phillies wins to end a series, with Hamels earning the victory in 2 of the Games 1-2 in Arlington and winning the series in 6 games; and 2010 ALDS 4…those 4 games: 2010 NLDS G3 at CIN (Hamels win), 2009 NLCS G5 vs. Tampa Bay, winning the 1st 2 games at Tropicana Field before dropping vs. LAD, 2008 WS G5 vs. TB, and 2008 NLCS G5 vs. LAD (Hamels win, Games 3-4 in Arlington to push it to Game 5, then winning Game 5 in St. CG SHO). Pete. WINNING WITH COLE: Since the Rangers lost in Cole Hamels’ 1st 2 HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE?: There will be 3 LDS Game 5’s in MLB this starts with the club on 8/1 vs. SF and 8/7 at SEA, Texas won in each of year, with the 2 ALDS Game 5’s scheduled for today…entering today, road his last 11 outings, including ALDS Game 2 on Friday at Rogers Centre teams have gone 14-9 all-time in LDS Game 5’s (since 1995), winning 7 and a complete game in Rangers’ game no. 162 to clinch the A.L. West of last 10 and 12 of 16 beginning 2002…in ALDS play, road teams are 8-6 title…Hamels went 7-0, 3.16 (27 ER/77.0 IP) in those 11 starts, opponents all-time, winning 4 of the last 5 beginning with the Rangers’ win in 2010 .233/.291/.354/.645…quality starts in 9 of those 11 outings, with 71 SO to ALDS G5 at TB. 20 BB in that span…according to STATS Inc., the 11 straight team wins are most in any starter’s outings for Texas since the club won 14 consecutive ROAD RULES: The road team has won each of the 1st 4 games of this Bobby Witt starts from June 28-Sept. 6, 1990…after last night, the Cubs ALDS…Texas is looking to repeat history, as the Rangers were involved in have won 15 straight Jake Arrieta starts. one of the 2 postseason series in MLB history in which the road team won each game…Rangers won the 1st such series, taking the 2010 ALDS vs. In order to win this series, the Rangers will need to TB by winning all 3 games at Tropicana Field…the Giants also did it in the IT’S ALL BEEN DONE: win a 3rd consecutive game here at Rogers Centre, something done by 2 2012 NLCS vs. CIN…that year, the LDS series had a 2-3 format, as San other visiting clubs in 2015…the longest win streak by a visiting club here Francisco won the final 3 games, all at Great American Ball Park, after los- was 3 games, done by both Baltimore (6/20-9/4) and Boston (5/10-6/30)… ing the 1st 2 games at home. last time the Rangers had a -season win streak of 3+ games here in • Elias Sports Bureau notes there have been just 2 teams in MLB postsea- Toronto came in 2002, a 3-game sweep of the Jays from 4/30-5/2. son history to lose a best-of-5 series after winning the 1st 2 games on the road: the 2001 A’s (lost to NYY) and 2012 Reds (lost to SF). ALDS OF LATE: The Texas losses in Games 3-4 snapped the Rangers’ WIN OR GO HOME: Game 5 in Toronto will be just the 3rd winner-take- 5-game win streak in Division Series games…since the start of 2010, Texas all postseason game in Rangers franchise history (excluding Wild Card is 8-5 in ALDS games, and the only other time the club has lost 2 straight Game)…club is 1-1 in previous 2 such contests: losing ALDS games in that span came in 2010 ALDS Games 3-4 vs. TB in Arling- Game 7 at STL (6-2) and winning in 2010 ALDS Game 5 at TB (5-1). ton. • Texas is 1-5 all-time in multi-game series when playing an elimination game, the lone win in that 2010 ALDS G5 at TB…in each of the other 5 all- ALDS HOME/ROAD: With the Game 4 loss, the Rangers dropped to 1-9 time postseason series when facing elimination, the opposition has won on (.100) all-time in LDS home contests, the 2nd-lowest winning pct. ever by a the 1st opportunity every time. team to appear in multiple LDS series…only team with a lower mark is Min- nesota, which is 1-10 (.091) in home LDS contests…Rangers’ lone ALDS CHANCE TO END IT: Rangers are now 4-7 all-time with a chance to clinch home win was 2011 ALDS Game 2 vs. Tampa Bay. a multi-game postseason series, including 2-4 at home after losing Games 3-4 of this ALDS…before this ALDS, club had clinched in 2 consecutive Rangers are, however, 8-5 (.615) all-time in ALDS road games, winning 7 opportunities to finish off a series in Arlington, doing so in Game 6 of both in a row (see chart in left column)…only A.L. clubs to have played multiple the 2010 ALCS vs. NYY and 2011 ALCS vs. DET…club has now lost all 4 LDS series with a higher away win pct. are Kansas City (3-1, .750 in 2014- chances to clinch an ALDS in Arlington: Games 3-4 of this series, and 2010 15) and Baltimore (5-3, .625). ALDS Games 3-4 vs. TB. OFFENSE BEHIND THE PLATE: Robinson Chirinos had 2 hits in Game GAME 5: Rangers are 2-3 all-time in Game 5’s, winning last such contest in 4, homered in Game 1, and has a team-high 3 RBI in this ALDS…Texas 2011 World Series Game 5 vs. St. Louis…only other time to win a Game 5 have an all-time postseason average of .309 (51-165), the highest was 2010 ALDS Game 5 at Tampa Bay. by any team in the Wild Card era (since 1995). • The Rangers are trying to become just the 5th team to win multiple deci- sive LDS Game 5’s on the road, just the 3rd in the A.L…other teams to do THE TEXAS BULLPEN has a 1.64 ERA (4 ER/22.0 IP) over this series’ 1st it multiple times?: DET (3x-2011 at NYY; 2012 at OAK; 2013 at OAK), BOS 4 games, allowing 2 R-ER in 7.0 IP in Game 4…Jays are batting .182 (14- (2x-1999 at CLE; 2003 at OAK), SF (2x, 2002 at ATL; 2012 at CIN), and STL 77) against the Rangers bullpen. (2x, 2011 at PHI; 2012 at WAS). • Jake Diekman, Sam Dyson, Keone Kela, and Shawn Tolleson will all enter Game 5 having pitched once in a span of 4 days. THREE IN A ROW?: Texas is seeking to win a 3rd consecutive LDS series (won in 2010-11 vs. TB)…while several N.L. teams have won 3 straight LDS • Sam Dyson and Ross Ohlendorf recorded the saves for Texas in Games since they were introduced in 1995, including active streaks for the Cardi- 1-2…beginning 5/20, just 4 of the Rangers’ final 39 regular season saves nals (4) and Giants (3), the only A.L. clubs to win 3 consecutive ALDS are came from other than Shawn Tolleson (35 saves): Sam Dyson (2), the Yankees (4, 1998-99-2000-01), Red Sox (3, 1999, 2003-04), and Tigers Ross Ohlendorf (1), Keone Kela (1)…in the Rangers’ 1st 44 all-time post- (4, 2006-11-12-13)…Rangers lost each of the club’s 1st 3 ALDS before the season games entering 2015, just 2 pitchers recorded saves: Neftali Feliz current . (6) and Darren Oliver (1). • In each of the previous 2 instances when Texas has won an ALDS, the • Dyson’s save in his 1st career postseason appearance in Game 1 made team has also won the ALCS and advanced to the World Series. him just the 3rd in postseason history with a save in his postseason debut after 2-or-fewer career reg. season saves…the other 2 pitchers: Don WINNING ON THE ROAD: Texas enters today’s Game 5 having won 7 Robinson with the 1979 Pirates (one save) and Mark Thompson with the consecutive road games in the ALDS, T2nd-longest all-time in LDS play 1995 Rockies (0 saves). and longest ever in the ALDS…club could match longest such streak ever with a win in Game 5. NEED SOME FREEBIES: Texas batters did not have a walk in Game 3 or LONGEST DIVISION SERIES ROAD WIN STREAKS 4, 1st time to ever have consecutive walkless games in postseason play… G Team Year(s) Opponent(s) in fact, batters did not have consecutive walkless games at all in the 2015 8 Atlanta 1995-96-97-98-99 COL, LAD, HOU, CHC regular season…last team whose batters did not walk in 2 straight in the 7* San Francisco 2010-12-14 ATL, CIN, WAS postseason?: the 2010 Rays, who did not walk in Games 4 and 5 against 7* Texas 2010-11-15 TB, TOR the Rangers. 5 New York-AL 2003-04-05 MIN, LAA 5 Philadelphia 2008-09-10-11 MIL, COL, CIN, STL SHORTS: This will be the 4th day game in this 5-game series…Texas is *-active streak 11-8 in postseason road games since 2010, winning 2 straight, 3 of 5, and 6 of 11…this marks 5th time in postseason history that a best-of-5 series ADRIAN BELTRE returned to the lineup in Game 4 and had 2 hits, as he has been pushed to a Game 5 after the home team lost the 1st 2 games is now 3-for-5 in this series…Game 4 was Beltre’s 2nd career LDS game in at home, with the other 4 instances being split 2-2 in Game 5…Texas bat- which his team was attempting to clinch…the other such contest was 2011 ters are hitting .194 (20-103) with 2 XBH (both doubles), 4 BB, and 21 SO ALDS G4 at TB, when he hit 3 HR in the Rangers’ 4-3 victory. against RH pitching in this series. PAGE 2 RANGERS ALDS GAME 5 NOTES • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015 • AT TORONTO

HAMELS’ CAREER RECORD GAME 5 STARTING PITCHER W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2015 w/ PHI 6-7 3.64 20/20 128.2 113 53 52 12 39 137 #35 Cole Hamels, LHP 2015 w/ TEX 7-1 3.66 12/12 83.2 77 35 34 10 23 78 2015 Totals 13-8 3.65 32/32 212.1 190 88 86 22 62 215 (0-0, 2.57 in ALDS) Career 121-91 3.31 307/306 2013.2 1794 786 741 222 515 1922 HAMELS IN POSTSEASON GAME 5: The 31-year-old left-hander is scheduled to start today’s Game 5 at

Rogers Centre, his 2nd start of this series…will be the 1st start of his career in a W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2015 0-0 2.57 1/1 7.0 6 4 2 1 0 6 winner-take-all game, and his 1st time pitching in a potential elimination contest… Career 7-4 3.05 14/14 88.2 71 33 30 10 21 83 Hamels has, however, made 4 starts in a potential clinch game for his club, all with Philadelphia…each of the 4 starts resulted in Phillies wins to end a series, with HAMELS VS. TORONTO (reg. season) Hamels earning the victory in 2 of the 4…those 4 games: 2010 NLDS G3 at CIN W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO (Hamels win), 2009 NLCS G5 vs. LAD, 2008 WS G5 vs. TB, and 2008 NLCS G5 vs. 2014 0-0 7.50 1/1 6.0 10 5 5 2 1 6 0-2 6.97 4/4 20.2 32 16 16 6 8 19 LAD (Hamels win, CG SHO). Career HAMELS AT ROGERS CENTRE (reg. season) 11 IN A ROW: Rangers lost his 1st 2 starts, 8/1 vs. SF and 8/7 at SEA, but have W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER HR BB SO won his last 11 outings, including ALDS Game 2 on Friday at Rogers Centre and 2009 0-1 7.71 1/1 4.2 8 4 4 0 2 4 a complete game in Rangers’ game no. 162 to clinch the A.L. West title…Hamels Career 0-1 7.71 1/1 4.2 8 4 4 0 2 4 went 7-0, 3.16 (27 ER/77.0 IP) in those 11 starts, opponents .233/.291/.354/.645… quality starts in 9 of those 11 outings, with 71 SO to 20 BB in that span…according 2015 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS to STATS Inc., the 11 straight team wins are most in any starter’s outings for Texas Innings: 9.0, 2x, last Oct. 4 vs. LAA Innings: 9.0, 14x, last Oct. 4, 2015 vs. LAA since the club won 14 consecutive Bobby Witt starts from June 28-Sept. 6, 1990… Hits: 12, July 10 at SF Hits: 12, 2x, last July 10, 2015 at SF the Cubs have won 15 straight Jake Arrieta starts. Runs: 9, July 10 at SF Runs: 9, 3x, last July 10 at SF ER: 9, July 10 at SF ER: 9, July 10 at SF GAME 2: Will pitch on 4 days’ rest after taking a no-decision in the Rangers’ 6-4, SO’s: 13, July 25 at CHC SO’s: 15, April 21, 2007 at CIN Walks: 4, 4x, last Aug. 28 vs. BAL Walks: 6, April 28, 2013 at NYM 14-inning win in Game 2 here at Rogers Centre (7.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R-2 ER, 0 BB, 6 SO, HR: 4, April 6 vs. BOS HR: 4, 2x, last April 6 vs. BOS 1 HR, 114 pitches/70 strikes)…gave up solo HR to Josh Donaldson in the 1st, then Pitches: 129, July 25 at CHC Pitches: 133, May 11, 2014 at NYM was charged with a pair of unearned runs in the 2nd inning after an error by 3B CG’s: 2, last Oct. 4 vs. LAA CG’s: 15, last Oct. 4, 2015 vs. LAA Hanser Alberto allowed leadoff batter Troy Tulowitzki to reach…permitted final run Low-Hit CG: 0, July 25 at CHC Low-Hit CG: 0, July 25, 2015 at CHC after leadoff double by Kevin Pillar in the 5th…retired each of final 8 batters faced CG SHO’s: 1, July 25 at CHC CG SHO’s: 7, last July 25, 2015 at CHC after the RBI single by Ben Revere in the 5th…exited with game tied 4-4 after Mike Win Streak: 7, Aug. 23-current Win Streak: 8, April 15-May 28, 2012 Napoli’s game-tying pinch RBI single in the 8th. 2015 & CAREER SPLITS LAST REG. SEASON START: Pitched a complete game on 10/4 vs. LAA (9.0 IP, 2015 CAREER 3 H, 2 R-ER, 2 BB, 8 SO, 1 HR, 108 pitches/73 strikes) in a 9-2 Texas victory that W L ERA G/S IP ER W L ERA G/S IP ER clinched the A.L. West Division title for the Rangers…permitted a 2-R HR to Albert Home 6 2 3.31 16/16 108.2 40 60 44 3.28 150/150 1004.1 366 Pujols in the 1st inning…did not allow a hit after Shane Victorino’s one-out double in Away 7 6 3.99 16/16 103.2 46 61 47 3.34 157/156 1009.1 375 the 2nd inning, as he retired 23 of the final 26 batters he faced… Day 5 3 3.17 11/11 71.0 25 37 34 3.58 105/105 658.0 262 Night 8 5 3.88 21/21 141.1 61 84 57 3.18 202/201 1355.2 479 VS. TORONTO: Is 0-2, 6.97 (16 ER/20.2 IP) in 4 career regular season starts vs.

Jays, with Phillies losing all 4 games…took ND in last reg. season meeting on 5/6/14 AVG AB H HR BB SO AVG AB H HR BB SO vs. Left .237 173 41 2 18 43 .238 1620 386 47 141 421 in Philly (6.0 IP, 10 H, 5 R-ER, 1 BB, 6 SO, 2 HR, 98 pitches)…lost on 6/26/10 in vs. Right .238 627 149 20 44 172 .238 5916 1408 175 374 1501 Philly (4.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R-ER) and on 6/26/09 here at Rogers Centre (4.2 IP, 8 H, 4 Total .238 800 190 22 62 215 .238 7536 1794 222 515 1922 R-ER), his only prior career outing in this facility…lone quality start vs. Jays came in his 1st outing against Toronto on 6/16/09 in Philly (ND, 6.0 IP, 7 H, 2 R-ER). RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total POSTSEASON: Game 2 was his 10th career quality start in the postseason, 13 14 16 21 8 8 6 2 0 88 tied for most among active pitchers (also John Lackey and C.C. Sabathia)…has RUN SUPPORT gone 7-4, 3.05 (30 ER/88.2 IP) in 14 games/starts in the postseason in his career, 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/9 posting a 1.04 WHIP…made playoff starts in 5 consecutive seasons from 2007-11, 8 2 1 10 2 2 1 2 3 1 - 105 4.45 including World Series outings in 2008-09…had quality starts in each of his first 6 career postseason starts in 2007-08, one of only 10 pitchers in history with career- HAMELS’ 2015 DAY-BY-DAY opening span that long, and also the most recent pitcher to do it…won each of his Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches 1st 4 career road postseason starts, joining just 4 other pitchers to do that: Madison 4/6 vs. BOS 0-8 L 7.20 5.0 5 4 4 4 3-0 6 Trailing 0-4 100/64 Bumgarner (5-active), Kevin Brown (4), Bob Gibson (4), and Lefty Gomez (4)… 4/11 vs. WSH 3-2 - 3.75 7.0 2 1 1 1 2-0 5 Trailing 0-1 104/70 has 3 postseason starts of 6.0+ innings without allowing a run, T7th-most in ML 4/16 at WSH 2-5 L 5.00 6.0 5 5 5 2 4-1 7 Trailing 2-5 95/55 history…has earned a pair of series-clinching wins: 2008 NLCS G5 at LAD and 2010 4/22 vs. MIA 1-6 - 3.75 6.0 5 1 0 0 3-0 5 Tied 1-1 106/67 4/27 at STL 4-1 W 3.19 7.0 4 1 1 0 4-1 9 Leading 3-1 114/69 NLDS G3 at CIN…one of 23 pitchers in ML history to start 5-or-more Game 1’s in April Totals 1-2 3.19 31.0 21 12 11 7 16-2 32 his career…earned win with 6.0 scoreless innings in 2011 NLDS G3 at STL, giving 5/2 at MIA 0-7 L 4.14 6.0 10 6 6 1 3-0 6 Trailing 0-6 105/68 Phillies 2-1 series lead in eventual 5-game defeat. 5/8 vs. NYM 3-1 W 3.68 7.0 4 1 1 0 2-1 8 Leading 3-1 104/69 5/13 vs. PIT 3-2 W 3.53 7.0 5 2 2 0 1-0 9 Leading 3-2 115/78 5/18 at COL 4-3 W 3.24 7.1 6 1 1 0 1-0 7 Leading 4-1 105/74 2015: Overall with Philadelphia and Texas this season, Hamels went 13-8 with a 5/23 at WSH 8-1 W 2.98 8.0 5 1 1 0 1-0 5 Leading 8-1 104/73 3.65 ERA (86 ER/212.1 IP) over 32 games/starts…cracked 200.0 innings for a 6th 5/29 vs. COL 1-4 L 2.91 8.0 5 2 2 2 1-0 9 Trailing 0-2 117/80 consecutive season and 7th time overall in his career…also posted 215 , May Totals 4-2 2.70 43.1 35 13 13 3 9-1 44 2nd-highest total of his career…averaged 9.11 strikeouts per 9 innings, 2nd-highest 6/3 vs. CIN 5-4 - 2.88 7.0 6 2 2 0 3-0 8 Trailing 0-2 99/64 figure of his career (9.86 SO/9 in 2006), but his 62 walks were a career high…his 6/8 at CIN 4-6 L 3.19 6.0 8 5 5 1 2-0 7 Trailing 3-5 120/81 6/14 at PIT 0-1 - 2.96 7.0 4 0 0 0 1-0 12 Tied 0-0 102/73 final start with the Phillies was a no-hitter on July 25 at Wrigley Field, becoming 6/24 at NYY 2-10 L 3.26 5.0 8 5 5 0 3-0 3 Trailing 0-5 102/63 the first pitcher in major league history to throw a no-hitter in his last start before a 6/30 vs. MIL 3-4 - 3.22 7.0 5 2 2 0 1-0 7 Leading 3-2 111/72 midseason trade…according to Elias Sports Bureau, he is the 2nd player in modern June Totals 0-2 3.94 32.0 31 14 14 1 10-0 37 history to toss a no-hitter in his final start for a team...Hall of Famer Bert Blyleven 7/5 at ATL 4-0 - 3.02 7.0 6 0 0 0 0-0 6 Tied 0-0 109/69 threw a no-hitter for the Rangers at California on 9/22/77, in his final start of that 7/10 at SF 2-15 L 3.63 3.1 12 9 9 1 2-0 4 Trailing 1-9 88/56 7/19 vs. MIA 8-7 - 3.91 3.0 8 5 5 0 0-0 1 Tied 5-5 76/50 season and was traded to the Pirates in a 4-team deal on 12/8/77…missed a pair 7/25 at CHC 5-0 W 3.64 9.0 0 0 0 0 2-0 13 CG 129/83 of starts, with Phillies on 7/19 (mild right hamstring strain) and with Texas on 8/13 at July Totals 1-1 5.64 22.1 26 14 14 1 4-0 24 MIN (left groin soreness). PHI Totals 6-7 3.64 128.2 113 53 52 12 39-3 137 8/1 vs. SF 7-9 - 3.76 7.2 8 5 5 2 1-0 6 Leading 7-4 97/61 TEXAS: After being acquired by Rangers in 7/31 trade, went 7-1, 3.66 ERA (34 8/7 at SEA 3-4 L 3.86 6.0 8 4 4 3 2-0 7 Trailing 3-4 105/64 8/17 vs. SEA 4-3 - 3.86 7.0 7 3 3 0 4-0 8 Tied 3-3 100/68 ER/83.2 IP) in 12 games/starts in his 1st A.L. action, averaging nearly 7.0 IP/start… 8/23 at DET 4-2 W 3.82 6.0 8 2 2 0 2-0 2 Leading 3-2 96/62 opponents hit .245 (77-314), .230 (56-244) by RHB and .300 (21-70) by lefties… 8/28 vs. BAL 4-1 W 3.69 8.0 2 1 1 0 4-0 10 Leading 4-1 111/72 went 4-0, 3.66 (21 ER/51.2 IP) in 7 starts in Arlington and 3-1, 3.66 (13 ER/32.0 August Totals 2-1 3.89 34.2 33 15 15 5 13-0 33 IP) in 5 road games…opponents hit .219 (16-73) with runners in scoring position, 9/2 at SD 4-3 - 3.70 7.0 8 3 3 0 1-0 8 Tied 3-3 103/71 including .186 (8-43) his final 8 starts…Chris Gimenez caught each of Hamels’ last 9/8 at SEA 9-6 W 3.76 7.0 8 4 4 0 1-0 3 Leading 8-4 98/61 9/14 vs. HOU 5-3 - 3.76 7.0 7 3 3 1 1-0 4 Tied 3-3 114/76 10 starts after Bobby Wilson caught 1st 2 Texas outings…took a no-decision in his 9/19 vs. SEA 10-1 W 3.67 7.0 7 1 1 1 0-0 12 Leading 8-1 113/81 Texas debut on 8/1 vs. SF (7.2 IP, 5 R-ER). 9/24 at OAK 8-2 W 3.56 6.0 4 1 0 0 3-0 2 Leading 6-1 87/53 9/29 vs. DET 7-6 W 3.72 6.0 7 6 6 2 2-0 8 Leading 7-6 106/71 Sept. Totals 4-0 3.83 40.0 41 18 17 4 8-0 37 BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS (including postseason) 10/4 vs. LAA 9-2 W 3.65 9.0 3 2 2 1 2-0 8 CG 108/73 Hamels vs. Toronto Stroman vs. Texas TEX Totals 7-1 3.66 83.2 77 35 34 10 23-0 78 PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO Season Totals 13-8 3.65 212.1 190 88 86 22 62-3 215 Bautista .333 12 4 0 0 4 Alberto .000 2 0 0 1 1 Colabello .333 3 1 0 0 1 Andrus .167 6 1 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA: Went 6-7, 3.64 (52 ER/128.2 IP) over 20 G/GS, posting 137 SO to Donaldson .333 3 1 1 1 1 Beltre .333 3 1 0 0 0 39 BB with the Phillies prior to 7/31 trade…ranked among National League leaders Encarnacion .294 17 5 1 1 3 Chirinos .000 2 0 0 0 0 in strikeouts (T6th) and strikeouts per 9 innings (7th, 9.6) at the time of the trade. Goins .000 2 0 0 0 1 Choo .167 6 1 0 1 2 Martin .233 30 7 1 3 8 DeShields .500 4 2 0 0 0 Navarro .000 7 0 0 0 2 Fielder .333 3 1 0 0 0 THE NO-NO: Threw first career no-hitter on 7/25 vs. Cubs at Wrigley Field (9.0 IP, 0 Pennington .200 5 1 0 0 0 Gimenez .000 3 0 0 0 0 H, 0 R-ER, 2 BB, 13 SO, 129 pitches/83 strikes)…logged his lone CG of the season Pillar .333 3 1 0 0 0 Hamilton .200 5 1 0 1 2 and recorded a season-best in SO…hitless effort was 1st vs. Cubs since Sandy Revere .333 6 2 0 1 0 Moreland .000 2 0 0 0 1 Koufax on 9/9/65, first at Wrigley since Cubs’ Milt Pappas on 9/2/72…1st pitcher to Smoak .667 3 2 0 1 1 Napoli .000 6 0 0 0 1 throw a no-hitter for a team that entered game w/ w orst record in baseball as late as Tulowitzki .227 22 5 2 5 5 Odor .000 4 0 0 0 2 7/25 since Joe Bush for PHI A ’s vs. CLE on 8/26/1916.

2015 ALDS GAME LOG - TEXAS VS. TORONTO ALDS GM DATE SITE SCORE REC. WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. 1 10/8 Rogers Centre W, 5-3 1-0 Gallardo Price Dyson 2:53 49,834 2 10/9 Rogers Centre W, 6-4 (14) 2-0 Kela Hawkins Ohlendorf 4:57 49,716 3 10/11 Globe Life Park L, 1-5 2-1 Estrada Perez 3:08 50,941 4 10/12 Globe Life Park L, 4-8 2-2 Price Holland 3:18 47,679 5 10/14 Rogers Centre RANGERS ALDS GAME 5 NOTES • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015 • AT TORONTO PAGE 3 BULLPEN NOTES

41 JAKE DIEKMAN (L) 2-1-0, 4.01 vs. LHB: 25-for-94 (.266) vs. RHB: 28-for-132 (.212) • Pitched in Games 1-2-4 (1 R-ER in 5.0 IP), just one outing last 4 days…Jays are 2-for-16 (.125) w/ no BB and 5 SO vs. Diekman in this series…had 2.0 perfect innings in both Game 1 and 2 here in Toronto, as he has 2 of 3 appearances by a Texas reliever with 2.0+ perfect innings in a playoff game (other: Tim Crabtree, 1998 ALDS G2 at NYY)…was 1st reliever with 2.0+ perfect innings for a winning team in his postseason debut since STL’s Fernando Salas in 2011 NLDS G2 at PHI…faced Jays twice in Aug. series, with TOR going 3-for-5 w/ a BB in his 0.2 scoreless inning. • Ended season with 7.1 SHO IP over final 9 G beginning 9/12, with opponents going 1-for-24 (.042). • Combined to go 2-1 with a 4.01 ERA (26 ER/58.1 IP) over 67 relief appearances with Phillies and Rangers…no record and a 2.08 ERA (5 ER/21.2 IP) over 26 relief appearances with the Rangers…acquired, along with Cole Hamels, in a 7/31 deal with the Phillies. 47 SAM DYSON 5-4-2, 2.63 vs. LHB: 25-for-109 (.229) vs. RHB: 40-for-170 (.235) • Pitched in Games 1-2-4 (3.0 SHO IP), allowing one hit in each outing…enters Game 5 having pitched once in last 4 days…recorded the save in Game 1, now one of 4 Rangers ever with a postseason rescue, joining Darren Oliver (1), Neftali Feliz (6), and Ross Ohlendorf (1)…Dyson has 2 career reg. season saves, and in Game 1 became just 3rd pitcher in postseason history with a save in his postseason debut after 2-or-fewer career reg. season saves…the other 2 pitchers: Don Robinson with the 1979 Pirates (one save) and Mark Thompson with the 1995 Rockies (0 saves). • Retired 12 of last 13 BF in reg. season and pitched 5 straight days from 9/29-10/3…allowed one unearned run over last 17 reg. season games and 16.1 IP, 0.90 ERA (3 ER/30.0 IP) in last 30 G…acquired in 7/31 trade w/ Miami…one of his 5 R allowed w/ TEX came 8/27 vs. TOR, an Encarnacion RBI double. • Ranked among overall MLB relief leaders in innings (T6th, 75.1) and games (T10th, 75), both career highs…combined to go 5-4, 2.63 (22 ER/75.1 IP) with the Marlins and Rangers…his 6.00 GB/FB (144 GB/24 FB) ratio was 3rd-highest among all MLB relievers, including 7.88 (63/8) GB/FB w/ TEX. 21 CHI CHI GONZALEZ 4-6-0, 3.90 vs. LHB: 28-for-114 (.246) vs. RHB: 21-for-128 (.164) • Made postseason debut in Game 3, allowing 3-R HR to Troy Tulowitzki in a 5-1 Texas defeat. • Spot start on 9/23 vs. OAK, only start after last recall on 9/11…in his 5 G/1 GS after 9/11: 2-1, 2.45 (7 R-3 ER/11.0 IP)…allowed 2 ER in 6.2 IP over his 4 ML relief outings…only Ranger to win as both starter and reliever in 2015…went 4-6, 3.90 (29 ER/67.0 IP) in 14 G/10 GS over 3 stints w/ TEX: 5/30- 7/3, 8/13-18, 9/11-end of season…was 2-1, 0.90 (3 ER/30.0 IP) over 1st 4 ML starts…was 8-7, 3.57 (35 ER/88.1 IP) in 14 G/GS w/ Round Rock in 2015. 50 KEONE KELA 7-5-1, 2.39 vs. LHB: 26-for-90 (.289) vs. RHB: 26-for-134 (.194) • Pitched in Games 1-2-4 (1 R-ER, 3.0 IP), lone run allowed a solo HR to Jose Bautista in G1…the HR marked 1st run allowed since 7/30 vs. NYY (HR by Teixeira)…scoreless 13th inn. in Game 2 to earn the win, youngest pitcher in Texas history to win a postseason game. • Final 19 reg. season games after recall from Frisco (AA) on 8/11: 2-0 with 13 holds, 16.2 SHO IP, opponents .145/.203/.164/.367 w/ 4 BB and 21 SO… ended reg. season with 3rd-longest active scoreless streak in MLB (CWS’ Matt Albers-22.1 and CHC’s Jake Arrieta-22.0). • His 68 G were 2nd-most by a Texas rookie last 13 seasons (2003-15): Neftali Feliz (70 in 2010)…2.0 SHO IP in 2 G w/ Frisco while on option from 8/1-10. • Ranked among A.L. relief leaders in relief wins (T2nd, 7) and holds (T8th, 22)…2nd most holds ever for TEX rookie (Zimmerman, 24 in ‘99). 51 ROSS OHLENDORF 3-1-1, 3.72 vs. LHB: 7-for-29 (.241) vs. RHB: 14-for-48 (.292) • Has worked in 3 straight, totaling 3.1 SHO IP with 5 K…earned save with scoreless 14th in Game 2, his 2nd career postseason game…one of 4 Rangers with a postseason save (also Feliz/Oliver/Kela). • Was on NYY’s 2007 ALDS roster vs. CLE in first major league season…allowed 3 R in 1.0 IP in lone career postseason outing (Game 1 at CLE). • Went 2-0, 3.86 (5 ER/11.2 IP) in 12 G after purchase from Round Rock on 9/1…it was his 2nd stint with Texas (also 5/17-6/3)…was on Rangers DL 6/4- 7/26 with right groin strain…on rehab w/ Round Rock, 6/26-7/26, was designated for assignment on 7/27, given unconditional release on 8/2…signed to minors contract on 8/5…has allowed runs in 5 of 21 G overall. • Went 1-2, 5.40 (7 ER/11.2 IP) w/ 16 SO over 8 G for RR after re-signing minors deal…4-5, 4.17 (17 ER/36.2 IP) w/ 44 SO in 27 G overall w/ Express in ‘15. 37 SHAWN TOLLESON 6-4-35, 2.99 vs. LHB: 37-for-152 (.243) vs. RHB: 29-for-124 (.234) • Pitched in Games 2-3 (3.0 SHO IP), with Jays going 1-for-10 w/ no BB and 3 SO…retired 6 of 7 BF over 2.0 scoreless inn. in Game 2, his postseason debut, stranding a runner at 3rd base in the 12th…faced Jays 3 times in reg. season, allowing 2 R-1 ER in 2.1 IP…took loss in BS on 8/25 vs. TOR, his most recent BS…pitched 5 straight days from 9/29-10/3, allowing 3 R in 1.0 IP over final 2 G in that span. • Converted final 10 save tries after blown save on 8/25 vs. TOR, 22 of last 23 beginning 7/18, and 35 of 37 for the year, T8th-highest single-season total in club history…1st 30-save season in TEX history when recording 1st save as late as 5/20 or team game no. 40…9th different Ranger to accomplish feat. • Allowed 4 runs in 11.0 IP in last 12 reg. season games and has a 2.38 ERA (9 ER/34.0 IP) over last 35 G to lower ERA from 3.52 to 2.99…runs in 16 of 73 G…recorded 20th save 8/4 vs. HOU and 30th save on 9/7 at SEA…converted all 21 save tries on the road, matching 4th highest total in club history.

BATTING NOTES 68 HANSER ALBERTO .222 AVG, 0 HR, 4 RBI, .238 OBP, .263 SLG INFIELDER –– R/R Game 4: DNP ALDS: .200 (2-10), 2B, 2 RBI, SF • Started Games 2-3, hits in both, and was late scratch from Game 4 lineup when Adrian Beltre was added to lineup…had club’s only XBH in G3…had a tie-breaking RBI single in the 14th inning of Game 2…was just the 2nd rookie in MLB history to drive in the game-winning run in the 14th-or-later of a postseason victory (also HOU’s Chris Burke)-credit Elias…made postseason debut in Game 1 as def. replacement for injured Beltre at 3rd base. • Before Game 1, had played a total of 8.0 innings in the field since the end of August, then played final 7 frames at 3rd base in Game 1…had 2 starts at 3rd base in his 1st MLB action in 2015, the last start at 3rd was on 6/18 at LAD and last start overall was 8/30 vs. BAL (2nd base)…is 1st Ranger other than Adrian Beltre to appear at 3rd base for Texas in the postseason since Michael Young in 2010 WS G5 vs. SF. • Batted .222 (22-99) with 2 2B, a 3B, and 4 RBI in 41 G over 2 stints with the Rangers this season (5/28-7/4 and 8/19-end of season) in his first ML action.

1 ELVIS ANDRUS .258 AVG, 7 HR, 62 RBI, .309 OBP, .357 SLG SHORTSTOP –– R/R Game 4: 2-for-4, RBI, K ALDS: .222 (4-18), RBI, R • Hits in 3 straight, has played every inning of ALDS at SS…has started all 38 playoff games at SS for Rangers from 2010-15…is Texas’ all-time leader in postseason steals (9)…has hits in 14 of last 17 in postseason at .288 (19-66). • Last 10 G in reg. season vs. TOR beg. 5/18/14: .359 (14-39). • Batted .258 (154-596) with career-high 7 HR, 34 2B, and 62 RBI in 160 games in 2015…from 7/10 through the end of the season, batted .283/.328/.406/.734 (80-283)…compiled his highest OPS (.667) since his All-Star season in 2012 (career-high .727)…ranked among A.L. leaders in bunt hits (T2nd, 9), games (T3rd, 160), sac flies (T4th, 9), sac hits (T5th, 8), and stolen bases (T5th, 25)…team-high 159 starts, appearing in all but 2 games for Texas, posting team- high 34 doubles…7th straight season of 20+ steals, 6th campaign of 25-or-more swipes…led A.L. w/ 16 SB after All-Star break. • Led all A.L. shortstops in starts (159), innings (1404.2), total chances (786), assists (club record-516), putouts (248), and double plays (114).

29 ADRIAN BELTRE .287 AVG, 18 HR, 83 RBI, .334 OBP, .453 SLG THIRD BASEMAN –– R/R Game 4: 2-for-4 ALDS: .600 (3-5), RBI, BB • Late add to Game 4 lineup, going 2-for-4 and playing entire game at 3rd base…was 1st action since exiting Game 1 before bottom of 3rd inning with lower back stiffness…one of 3 Rangers with 3+ hits and 1+ RBI and BB in ALDS despite playing less than a game and a half. • Career .271 (26-96) avg. with 5 HR and 11 RBI in 24 postseason games…in most recent Division Series contest before Game 1, hit 3 HR in the club’s series-clinching victory in ALDS Game 4 on 10/4/11 at TB, the 7th 3-homer game ever in the postseason (one of 9 currently)…was the 1st 3-HR game ever in Division Series play, just the 4th ever in a postseason series-clinching contest. • Played a majority of the season dealing with a lingering left thumb injury, and still batted .287 (163-567) with 18 HR, 32 2B, and 83 RBI over 143 games in his 5th season with the Rangers…highest average all year was his season-ending .287, ranked among team leaders in average (2nd), hits (2nd, 163), runs (T2nd, 83), doubles (T2nd, 32), RBI (3rd), and homers (4th)…on DL 6/1-22 w/ sprained left thumb. • Over club’s final 32 G beg. 9/1, hit .344/.403/.555/.957 (44-128) with 5 HR, 12 2B, and 38 RBI…beg. 9/13, finished year by going 15-for-35 (.429) w/ RISP…led MLB in RBI from 8/15-end of season (53) and also 9/1-end of season (38). • Ranks among all-time MLB leaders in HR (50th, 413), RBI (57th, 1467), doubles (T25th, 560), games (45th, 2567)…his 2483 career games at 3rd base are 2nd all-time to only Brooks Robinson (2870)…his 2567 overall games are most ever for a native of the Dominican Republic…is one of 15 players in major league history with at least 400 HR, 500 2B, and 100 SB…last 35 home games beg. 7/31: .428/.474/.768/1.242 (59-138) with 10 HR and 44 RBI.

61 ROBINSON CHIRINOS .232 AVG, 10 HR, 34 RBI, .325 OBP, .438 SLG –– R/R Game 4: 2-for-4, RBI, K ALDS: .273 (3-11), HR, 3 RBI, R • Started Games 1-3-4…had 2 hits in Game 4, homered in Game 1, and has a team-high 3 RBI in this ALDS…became 4th Texas catcher w/ HR in post- season, joining Bengie Molina (2 in 2010), Matt Treanor (1 in 2010), Mike Napoli (3 in 2011)…3rd Ranger to HR from 9th spot in order. • Rangers Opening Day catcher was limited to 78 G after he was hampered by a shoulder injury for majority of August and Sept…returned to the Texas lineup over season’s final week, appearing in 6 of club’s final 7 G, including 3 starts…on DL, 7/31-9/6 w/ left shoulder strain. • Went 4-for-12 w/ 2B, HR, 5 R in 8 G/4 GS after being activated from DL on 9/7…hit .340 (18-53) with 7 RBI last 21 G to rise from .200 to .232. PAGE 4 RANGERS ALDS GAME 5 NOTES • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015 • AT TORONTO

17 SHIN-SOO CHOO .276 AVG, 22 HR, 82 RBI, .375 OBP, .463 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Game 4: 3-for-4, 2 R ALDS: .235 (4-17), RBI, BB, 3 R, SH • Had 3 hits in Game 4 after 0-for-9 span…matched most hits by Ranger in this ALDS (DeShields-3 H in G1)…his 4 hits in series are T2nd-most on club… before Game 1, only career postseason game had been for Reds on 10/1/13 at PIT in N.L. Wild Card game (HR in 8th). • Batted .276 (153-555) with 22 HR and 82 RBI over 149 G while playing for the 1st division winner in his career…one of 14 MLB players (7 in A.L.) with minimums of 20 HR, 90 R, 70 RBI, and 70 BB…for the year, ranked among A.L. leaders in OBP (6th, .375), BB (9th, 76), and HBP (T2nd, 15)…had 10th highest home average in the A.L. at .317, batting .381 (51-134) with a 1.089 OPS over final 36 home games beginning 7/29. • Batted .343/.455/.560/1.016 (85-248) in 69 G after All-Star break, leading A.L. in OBP (.455 – 3rd in MLB), and ranking among league leaders in avg. (2nd), runs (T2nd, 56), BB (T5th, 44), and OPS (6th, 1.016)…his .455 OBP was 3rd-highest post-break figure in Rangers history behind Mike Napoli (.466 in 2011) and Jeff Burroughs (.456 in 1974 MVP season)…his post-break effort raised his season average from .221 to season-ending .276…selected as A.L. Player of the Month for September after batting .404 (42-104) with a .515 OBP, both figures the highest in MLB (75+ PA’s)…tied for Sept. MLB lead w/ BOS’ Mookie Betts in hits (42) and runs (26)…1st player to lead MLB in Sept. in avg., OBP, hits, and runs since Willie Mays in 1958 (credit Elias).

7 DELINO DeSHIELDS .261 AVG, 2 HR, 37 RBI, .344 OBP, .374 SLG OUTFIELDER –– R/R Game 4: 0-for-5, K ALDS: .300 (6-20), 2 2B, 2 RBI, 3 R, SB • Hit safely in 1st 3 games of ALDS, 5th Ranger ever to open postseason career with hit streak of 3+ games: Elvis Andrus (12), Nelson Cruz (12), Ian Kins- ler (5), and Juan Gonzalez (4)…1st player in club history to open any postseason with back-to-back multi-hit games…1st Ranger ever to double in each of his 1st 2 career postseason games…became 1st Ranger other than Ian Kinsler or Elvis Andrus to hit leadoff for TEX in postseason since 1999 ALDS Game 3 (Mark McLemore)…was 1st rookie to start in the leadoff slot for any club since TB’s Desmond Jennings in 2011 ALDS vs. TEX. • Started each of Rangers’ final 13 reg. season games beg. 9/22, but finished just one of those 13 contests (9/26 at HOU), slowed by bruised left knee. • The Rule 5 selection batted .261 (111-425) with 2 HR and 37 RBI over 121 G in his first ML action…ranked among A.L. leaders in bunt hits (1st, 12), triples (5th, 10), SB (T5th, 25), and sac hits (T8th, 7)…ranked among A.L. rookie leaders in BB (T1st, 53), runs (1st, 83), SB (2nd), and triples (2nd). • Team-high 94 starts in leadoff spot this season, 2nd-most ever by a Texas rookie (George Wright-101 in 1982)…in his 94 starts at leadoff, team went 58-36 (.617) w/ .277/.342/.438/.779 line and averaging 5.34 R/G…in club’s other 68 contests: 30-38 (.441), w/ .230/.302/.379/.681 line and 3.66 R/G.

84 PRINCE FIELDER .305 AVG, 23 HR, 98 RBI, .378 OBP, .463 SLG DH/FIRST BASEMAN –– L/R Game 4: 1-for-4, R ALDS: .125 (2-16), BB, R • Is 0-for-5 w/ RISP in this ALDS…has appeared in 43 playoff games over 5 different seasons with Milwaukee (2008, 2011), Detroit (2012-13), and Texas (2015) as he is on a postseason club for the 4th time in 5 years…career .181 (29-160) w/ 5 HR and 11 RBI in playoffs…17 of last 18 postseason hits are singles since HR in 4th inning of 2012 ALDS G4 at OAK…hits in 8 of last 11 LDS games…no RBI last 22 G in postseason, T2nd-longest span by any non-pitcher: Bill Mueller (24 G), Omar Infante (22 G). • Rangers’ lone All-Star this season after missing most of 2014 due to neck surgery…batted .305 (187-613) with 23 HR and 98 RBI in 158 G…ranked among A.L. leaders in hits (3rd, 187), multi-hit games (T3rd, 57), IBB (T3rd, 14), OBP (4th, .378), avg. (6th), RBI (9th), games (T10th)…led A.L. DHs with .301 avg…A.L. co-Player of Week 9/14-20…had 25 RBI beg. 9/12, 2nd-most in MLB to Adrian Beltre (33)…season-high 5 RBI 9/16 vs. HOU.

38 CHRIS GIMENEZ .255 AVG, 5 HR, 14 RBI, .330 OBP, .490 SLG CATCHER –– R/R Game 4: DNP ALDS: .167 (1-6), R • Game 2 start was 1st career postseason action, catching all 14 innings in win…singled and scored club’s final run in the 14th inning in G2…was on TB roster for A.L. WC Game on 10/2/13 at CLE, but did not appear…has caught 11 straight Cole Hamels starts (club is 11-0 in those games, incl. G2). • Split time with Bobby Wilson behind plate in August/September as Robinson Chirinos dealt with a left shoulder injury…batted .255 (25-98) with 5 HR and 14 RBI over 36 games, establishing career highs in homers and RBI…contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) on 7/28 and was with the club the rest of the way…the Rangers had a 25-7 record (.781) in Gimenez’s 32 starts at catcher, winning each of the 1st 5 and 10 in a row from Sept. 8-25. • Never went more than 2 straight starts without a hit…his 3.32 catchers ERA was lowest among 4 backstops for TEX in ‘15 by over three-quarters of a run.

32 JOSH HAMILTON .253 AVG, 8 HR, 25 RBI, .291 OBP, .441 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Game 4: 0-for-2 ALDS: .133 (2-15) • Is on a postseason club for the 5th time in 6 years…both hits in ALDS came in G3, ending a 0-for-last-31 postseason drought since an RBI double for Texas in 1st inning of 2011 World Series G7 at STL…career .203/.263/.367/.630 (32-158) hitter in postseason with 6 HR and 23 RBI in 40 games…has started all 38 postseason games for Texas from 2010-15. • Acquired in a trade with the Angels on 4/27, Hamilton navigated 3 DL stints to finish with a .253 (43-170) avg. with 8 HR and 25 RBI in 50 games…made 41 total starts: 33 in LF, 7 in RF, 1 as DH…2 HR on 10/3 vs. LAA, the latter being career HR no. 200…underwent arthroscopic surgery for small tear in the medial meniscus in left knee on 9/11, DNP from 9/5-17…started each of Rangers’ last 4 games in LF, and 6 of last 9 after returning from knee surgery.

18 MITCH MORELAND .278 AVG, 23 HR, 85 RBI, .330 OBP, .482 SLG FIRST BASEMAN/DH –– L/L Game 4: 0-for-4, RBI, 2 K ALDS: .000 (0-10), RBI, BB • Has appeared in all 4 G in this series, starting last 3 at 1st base, going hitless in 10 total AB with a BB and 3 SO…was 0-for-2 w/ RISP in Game 4…in reg. season, career .304 (28-92) vs. TOR w/ 6 HR and 16 RBI. • In 2015, established career highs in several categories as he batted .278 (131-471) with 23 HR and 85 RBI over 132 games for Texas…played bulk of season with a balky left ankle and set career bests in average, slugging (.482), hits (131), HR (tied-23), RBI, doubles (27), XBH (50), and total bases (227)…ranked among team leaders in HR (T1st), RBI (2nd), OPS (3rd, .812), TB (4th), and doubles (5th)…had 117 starts, 110 at 1st base and 7 as DH. • His career high-tying 23 HR (also 2013) matched Fielder for club lead…of his 23 HR, team-high 9 HR gave Texas the lead, and 2 tied the game…had 3 G w/ 2 HR (6/29-30 at BAL, 7/11 vs. SD), most for a Ranger since 2012.

25 MIKE NAPOLI .224 AVG, 18 HR, 50 RBI, .324 OBP, .410 SLG FIRST BASEMAN/OF –– R/R Game 4: 0-for-1, GDP as PH ALDS: .167 (1-6), RBI, 2 BB • Started Game 1 at 1B, and is 1-for-2 as PH in this ALDS…game-tying pinch RBI single in 8th inning of Game 2…has played in postseason in 7 of last 9 seasons (2007-09, 2011-13, 2015)…in 49 career postseason G, has hit .250 (36-144) w/ 6 2B, 7 HR, 27 RBI, 21 BB…led Rangers w/ a .328 avg. (19-58) starting all 17 postseason games during run to 2011 World Series. • Originally acquired by Rangers in trade with Toronto on 1/25/11, 4 days after TOR acquired him in deal w/ LAA. • Added via trade from Boston in early August, batted .224 (91-407) w/ 18 HR and 50 RBI in 133 G w/ BOS and TEX…hit .278/.391/.563/.954 (42-151) in 179 PA’s vs. LH pitching…w/ TEX, hit .295/.396/.513/.908 (23-78) w/ 5 HR and 10 RBI in 35 G…vs. LHP w/ TEX: .364/.470/.673/1.142 (20-55) w/ 5 HR and 20 RBI…beg. 8/16, would hit .324 (23-71) in final 29 contests w/TEX…started 11 of 17 from 9/13-30 in LF, his 1st action in the outfield in his pro career.

12 ROUGNED ODOR .261 AVG, 16 HR, 61 RBI, .316 OBP, .465 SLG SECOND BASEMAN –– L/R Game 4: 1-for-4, 2B, R, K ALDS: .214 (3-14), HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 6 R, 2 HBP, BB • Hits/runs in 3 of 1st 4 G in this ALDS…his .353 OBP in ALDS is best among club regulars…team-high 6 R this series, double the total of next-closest Rangers…HR in Game 1 at 21 years, 247 days, 9th-youngest at the time of his 1st postseason HR in MLB history and youngest 2nd baseman on the list… Odor is 3rd-youngest to go deep in his 1st career postseason contest…his 3 R in Game 1 matched a Rangers postseason record (also Adrian Beltre, 2011 ALDS G4 at TB)…Odor’s 2 HBP in G1 matched an LDS record, 7th time overall and 5th in A.L., 1st since BOS’ Shane Victorino in 2013 ALDS Game 4 at TB…2nd-youngest player to appear for TEX in postseason (21.247). • Club’s Opening Day 2B batted .261 (111-426) with 21 2B, 9 3B, 16 HR, and 61 RBI in 120 G…was optioned to AAA Round Rock on 5/11, but reclaimed the 2nd base job on 6/15…from 6/15-end of season: .292/.334/.527/.861 (98-336) w/ 15 HR and 52 RBI in 91 G. • His 16 HR were 2nd most all-time in single season by a ML 2B under age of 22 (age as of 6/30) to PIT’s Bill Mazeroski (19) in 1958.

15 DREW STUBBS .195 AVG, 5 HR, 10 RBI, .283 OBP, .382 SLG OUTFIELDER –– R/R Game 4: 0-for-1 as PH/LF ALDS: .000 (0-1) • Sub in Games 1-2-4, whiffed as PH in Game 4…career .172 (5-29) in postseason for CIN (2010 and 2012) and TEX (2015). • Signed to a minors deal in August, joined Rangers in Sept. and served primarily as a PR/def. replacemen…combined to hit .195 (24-123) w/ 5 HR and 10 RBI in 78 G w/ COL and TEX…went 2-for-21 with no HR or RBI in 27 G/5 GS for TEX, both hits in span of 2 G 9/19-20 vs. SEA, incl. 2B off Felix Hernandez.

30 WILL VENABLE .244 AVG, 6 HR, 33 RBI, .320 OBP, .350 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Game 4: 0-for-0 as def. replacement ALDS: 1.000 (1-1) • Appeared as a sub in Games 1-2-4…single in lone PA in G2…made postseason debut in Game 1 after 955 career reg. season games…combined to bat .244 (85-349) with 13 2B, 3 3B, 6 HR, and 33 RBI over 135 G with TEX and SD…acquired by Texas in a trade on 8/18 after spending his entire career in SD organization…hit .182 (12-66) w/ 3 2B and 3 RBI in 37 G with Rangers…started 11 of 1st 17 games (9 in LF, 2 in CF) with the club from 8/20-9/10… appeared in 20 of team’s final 23 G, but made just 2 starts.