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Midland (24-33, 57-69) at Corpus Christi (33-23, 76-49) Wednesday, August 22, 2018 • Whataburger Field • Corpus Christi, TX • 7:05 P.M

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Midland (24-33, 57-69) at Corpus Christi (33-23, 76-49) Wednesday, August 22, 2018 • Whataburger Field • Corpus Christi, TX • 7:05 P.M Midland (24-33, 57-69) at Corpus Christi (33-23, 76-49) Wednesday, August 22, 2018 • Whataburger Field • Corpus Christi, TX • 7:05 p.m. ON THE RECORD: 44-20 Home | 32-29 Road | 22-9-5 Series | 10-4 Sweeps | L 3 Streak | 2-3 Last 5 | 6-4 Last 10 HOUNDS WIN IN 10: Tyler Ramirez’s 10th inning RBI single was the difference in a 3-2 RockHounds win over the Hooks in the se- ries opener Tuesday night at Whataburger Field. Midland struck first by plating a run in the second. Seth Brown connected for a lead- off double and came home on a Richie Martin RBI triple chopped down the left-field line. Hooks starter Akeem Bostick permitted just one more single until his exit after five innings of work. Bostick struck out five against two walks and three hits. Corpus Christi seized the lead on four consecutive hits in the fifth. Abraham Toro and Chas McCormick started the string with sin- gles. Josh Rojas and Lorenzo Quintana answered via back-to-back RBI doubles for a 2-1 Hooks lead. Brandon Bailey yielded just two hits over four innings of relief. One of those knocks was a two-out solo home run by J.P. Sportman which tied the game in the eighth. In the 10th, Ramirez lined a base hit into center field which scored Jonah Heim, who was placed at second base at the start of the inning. Justin Ferrell and Kit Scheetz teamed to strand a pair in the frame. Midland closer Kyle Finnegan retired all three hitters he faced in the home half to pick up his 10th Texas League save. ROCKHOUNDS | TODAY’S PITCHING MATCHUP | HOOKS RH Brian Howard (2-3, 3.42) LH Brett Adcock (2-1, 3.24) • Selected by A’s in the 8th round of 2017 draft out of TCU • Selected by the Astros in the 4th round of the June 2016 • 23-year-old hails from St. Louis, MO draft out of the University of Michigan • Yielded season-high 8 R (5 ER) on 9 H (2 HR) in 4.0 IP • 22-year-old hails from Bay City, MI for L last Wed vs. NWA...fanned 4 & walked 2 • Won at SPR last Fri: R on 2 H in 3.0 IP (1 BB, 4 K) • Touched for 4 R on 9 H in 6.2 IP August 9 at NWA • Permitted 4 R on 10 H in 6.0 IP for L Aug 10 vs. SPR • Logged a 2.36 ERA & .188 BAA in first 7 GS • Surrendered 4 R and 7 H thru first 4 TL GM (16 IP) • Won at WF July 27 by hurling 7.0 IP of 2-hit shutout • Fired 5.0 IP of 1-run ball Aug 4 at FRI (5 K, 2 BB, 3 H) ball...struck out 8 and walked 2 • Despite 4 BB, spun 4 shutout IP July 29 vs. MID (1 K, 0 H) • Held CC to 2 R on 4 H (Wrenn HR) in 7.0 IP July 21 • Retired 9 of 10 batters faced in debut July 19 at MID • Struck out 37 against 10 BB in 35.1 IP over first 6 GS • Went 5-3 with a 2.54 ERA in 16 GM (9 GS) for Buies • 12 K vs. 6 BB in 17.1 IP thru last 3 GS Creek to start the season | Opponents hit .140 w/ 1 HR • Made Double-A debut June 24 at SA (3 R, 5.0 IP) • Tabbed a Carolina League Midseason All-Star • Went 7-3 with 2.38 ERA in 12 GM (11 GS) for Stockton to • 6-1, 266-pound lefty struck out 9.0 per 9 IP | 4.8 K per BB begin the season (77 K, 14 BB, 53 H, 9 HR, 72.0 IP) • Posted a 5-4 record & 3.93 ERA in 25 games (18 GS) • Averaged 9.6 K, 1.8 BB, 6.6 H, 1.1 HR per 9 IP between Quad Cities & Buies Creek last season • Tabbed a California League Midseason All-Star • Ranked 5th in Astros system with 117 strikeouts...walked • Yielded 2 R over final 3 Cal League starts, striking out 24 just 39 batters or an average of 3 K per BB against 3 BB, 11 H in 21.0 IP • LH batters hit .215 while RH batted .235 • Struck out 10 and permitted 2 H over 5.1 shutout IP May • Made 3 starts for Tri-City of the New York-Penn League 31 vs. Modesto...earned CAL Pitcher of the Week honors following 2016 draft • Marked 2nd 10-K outing (Apr 13 at San Jose, 5.1 IP) • Recorded a 3.14 ERA in 58 appearances (48 GS) over 3- • Yielded 2 R or less in 9 of 12 High-A performances year career at Michigan • Posted a 2-1 record & 1.15 ERA in 11 GM (6 GS) for Ver- • An All-Big 10 2nd-team selection, notched 290 strikeouts mont of the New York-Penn League after draft in 258.1 inning pitched • Struck out 29 and walked 1 in 31.1 IP...allowed 22 H • Was teammates with Hooks OF Carmen Benedetti • Went 26-5 with 3.46 ERA & 1.17 WHIP in 4-year career • In 2013, led Bay City (MI) Western High School to first with TCU...was part of 4 CWS teams state championship, going 12-0 w/ 0.54 ERA as a senior UPCOMING PROBABLES Date Opp. Pitchers - Opponent vs. Corpus Christi Time Thurs, Aug 23 vs. MID RH Ben Bracewell (3-7, 3.88) vs. RH Brandon Bielak (2-3, 2.15) 7:05 Fri, Aug 24 vs. MID RH Parker Dunshee (5-4, 2.44) vs. RH Forrest Whitley (0-2, 3.76) 7:05 PAGE 2 HOOKS MEDIA INFORMATION • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2018 • MIDLAND VALDEZ ANSWERS CALL: LHP Framber Valdez earned the victory in his Major League debut last night, hurling 4.1 innings of 2-hit relief as the Astros edged the Mariners, 3-2, at Safeco Field in Seattle. Valdez struck out four, walked 1, and plunked three. He entered with two away in the second and managed to strand both inherited runners. Valdez joins Cionel Perez as southpaws who began 2018 in Corpus Christi and then reach the big leagues for the first time in their careers. Valdez is the 106th Corpus Christi alum to “graduate” to the big leagues. The 2018 class includes Perez (Astros), OF Kyle Tucker (Astros), and OF Ramon Laureano (Athletics). Valdez won both of his Pacific Coast League assignments after opening the year with the Hooks. The 24-year-old southpaw scattered 3 runs and 5 hits over 5.2 frames last Tuesday vs. Las Vegas. Valdez held Albuquerque to 1 run on 3 hits in 3.0 in- nings August 9. Valdez, tabbed as the Astros Minor League Player of the Month for July, yielded just 1 ER in 4 assignments last month. The 24 -year-old lefty struck out 37 against 6 walks and 13 hits in 22.1 frames. A 2018 Texas League Midseason All-Star, Valdez went 4-5 with a 4.10 in 20 games (13 GS) for Corpus Christi. At the time of his Triple-A promotion, Valdez was tied for second in the Texas League in strikeouts with 120 in 94.1 IP. He averaged 11.4 strikeouts per 9 IP at Double-A. REHAB REPORT: C Brian McCann and RHP Chris Devenski are both scheduled to make rehab appearances for the Hooks tonight. McCann, who underwent surgery on July 3 to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee, is catching at batting 2nd in Omar Lopez’s lineup. McCann worked 5 innings behind the plate for Fresno on Saturday. The 7-time All-Star and 6-time Silver Slugger Award winner was 1-for-7 with 1 run and 1 walk in 2 games at Tacoma. McCann is one of four catchers in the modern era to hit at least 20 home runs in 10-or-more seasons, joining Mike Piazza, Johnny Bench, and Yogi Berra. Last year, the Georgia native belted 18 dingers and helped lead the Astros to their first World Series title. McCann is in his 14th Major League campaign, and this run through Fresno and Corpus Christi is his first Minor League action since a rehab stint with Single-A Rome and Triple-A Gwinnett in 2013. Devenski is slated to start for the Hooks this evening, with lefty Brett Adcock ready to follow in relief. The 2015 Hooks Pitcher of the Year worked for the Grizzlies on August 14 and August 17, striking out 4 over 1.2 scoreless innings. Devenski has been on the disabled list since July 31 with right hamstring tightness. Devenski posted a 1.73 ERA and .190 batting average against over his first 38 appearances with the Astros this season. Of the 18 runs he has allowed, 11 have come in the last 4 Houston appearances (July 12-27). The 27-year-old right-hander earned American League All-Star honors last season, going 8-5 with a 2.68 ERA and 100 strikeouts in 62 outings (80.2 IP). Devenski led all Astros relievers with 10 postseason appearances. He earned the decision in Game 2 of the World Series at Dodger Sta- dium, becoming the first pitcher in Astros history to pick up a Fall Classic win. BACK TO FRESNO: RHP Brock Dykxhoorn, who was originally scheduled to start for the Hooks tonight, has been promoted to Triple-A Fresno.
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