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#3 ANDRES BLANCO #8 JORGE CANTU #21 #15 CRISTIAN GUZMAN #33 #11 BENGIE MOLINA #20 INF Andres 3 Born: April 11, 1984 in Urama, Carabobo, VZ Age: 25 Bats: Switch Throws: Right Height: 5-10 Weight: 180

Resides: Moron, Carabobo, Venezuela MLB Service Time: 1.093 Contract Status: Signed through 2010 How Acquired: In exchange for cash from -NL on March 27, 2010

CAREER: Is in his 10th professional season…acquired by Texas in a March 27, 2010 with Chicago-NL in exchange for a play- er to be named later or cash considerations…was a non-roster invitee to Cubs camp for a second straight year in 2010…suffered a right knee sprain in March, but returned to the field shortly before the trade…has played primarily throughout his profes- sional career, and saw significant time at second base for the Cubs in 2009…the Venezuela native has also seen limited action at both third base and first base…originally signed by Kansas City as a non-drafted free agent in 2000, he was signed by the Cubs as a minor league free agent in November 2007…the switch-hitter entered the year with a career .252 average in 131 major league games with Kansas City (2004-06) and Chicago-NL (2009).

2009: Began the year at -A, but saw big-league action in 53 games with Chicago…it marked his first major league action since spending parts of 3 seasons with the Royals (2004-06)…batted .252 (31-123) with 15 runs, 8 doubles, a homer and 12 RBI in 53 games with the Cubs…set career marks in all categories…was selected from Iowa (AAA) May 27…made 40 appearances (21 starts) at second base and 15 (9 starts) at shortstop…batted .346 (9-for-26) with 4 doubles and 5 RBI in situations deemed “close and late”…had a pair of season-high 5-game hitting streaks: June 19-23 (7-21/.333) and July 29-September 6 (5-11/.455)…fell a game short of matching his career high… .500 (3-6) with a and six RBI with the bases loaded…posted a .310 average after the All-Star break compared to a .222 to the break…went 6-for-23 (.261) as a right-handed batter, 25-for-100 (.250) as a lefty…notched his first career pinch hit July 20 at Philadelphia, doubling in 5th fifth before coming around to score…hit his first career homer July 29 vs. Houston, going deep off Doug Brocail in the 8th after entering as a defensive replacement at short- stop… collected a career-high-matching 3 hits Sept. 13 vs. Cincinnati…he set the mark Sept. 11, 2005 at Detroit, while with K.C. MINORS: Was batting .314 (48-for-153) with 18 runs, nine doubles, four homers and 25 RBI in 43 games for the I-Cubs at the time of his promotion…hit .352 (25-71) in May as the team’s regular shortstop…was shelved Aug. 4-Sept. 1 with a left calf strain…hit .280 (21- for-75) with 12 runs, 8 doubles, 2 triples, 2 homers and 4 RBI in 20 rehab games with Iowa…overall, batted .304 (70-230) with 30 runs, 17 walks, 17 doubles, 2 triples, 6 homers and 29 RBI in 64 games with the I-Cubs. 2008: Bounced back from an injury-riddled 2007 to appear in 102 games with Triple-A Iowa…hit .285 (85-298) with a career-high 36 RBI…waw time at shortstop (94 games), second base (2) and third base (1)…hit .292 or better in 3 months: .292 in April, .317 in May and .350 in August…batted .293 (66-225) off right-handed compared to .260 (19-73) off southpaws…posted a .286 average (61-213) before the All-Star break while hitting .282 (24-85) following the break…collected 2 season-high 7-game hitting streaks: April 16-22 and May 24-June 2…in 46 games with Aguilas del Zulia of the Venezuelan Winter League, hit .272 (46-for-169) with 12 dou- bles, a homer, 22 runs and 18 RBI…2007: Played just 28 games with Triple-A Omaha before landing on the disabled list May 31 with a right hamstring strain…hit .196 (19-97) before his injury, seeing time at shortstop (21 games) and second base (7 games)…2006: Appeared in a 33 games for the Royals, hitting .241 (21-87) with one triple and 9 RBI in 3 stints with Kansas City…saw time at short- stop (25 games) and second base (7 games) for the big league club…recorded a career-high 3 RBI on a bases-clearing double dur- ing a 6- 12th inning Sept. 9 at Boston…underwent surgery Sept. 29 to repair a posterior labrum tear in his left shoulder, performed by Dr. Lewis Yocum…hit .237 (67-283) with 9 doubles and 20 RBI in 88 games with Omaha…was named to the Pacific Coast League All-Star Team…2005: Andres began the season with Triple-A Omaha before suffering a knee injury ... returned and ended the year with Kansas City…spent time at -A High Desert (3 games), Rookie League Arizona (7 games) and Double-A Wichita (9 games) on rehab assignments before returning to Omaha Aug. 15…hit .254 (29-114) in 35 games with 14 runs scored and 9 RBI at Omaha including his first professional April 9…recalled from Omaha Sept. 5 and played in 26 games for the Royals, batting .215 (17-79)… spent 24 games at second base (22 starts) and 7 games at shortstop (2 starts)…2004: Made his major league debut April 17 at Minnesota as the starting shortstop after his contract was purchased that day from Double-A Wichita…became the 2nd- youngest Royal in club history (behind ) when he made his debut at 20 years and 6 days…became the youngest position player ever to play for Kansas City…collected his first major league hit April 18 at Minnesota, a bunt single in the 3rd inning…appeared in 19 games during 2 stints in Kansas City, hitting .317 (19-60) with 9 runs scored, 2 doubles, 2 triples and 5 RBI…in 93 games with Wichita, he hit .247 (80-324) with 34 runs scored, 10 doubles and 21 RBI…named best defensive shortstop in the Texas League by …selected as a member of the World Team for the 2004 Futures Game in Houston…select- ed as the club’s 9th-best prospect by Baseball America prior to the 2004 season…2003: Spent the season with Single-A Wilmington, hitting .244 (96-394) in 113 games…named the best defensive shortstop in the by Baseball America following the 2003 season…2002: Spent the majority of the season with the Gulf Coast League Royals in his 2nd year in the Royals organiza- tion…hit .249 with 27 runs and 14 RBI in 52 games with the club…2001: Spent his first season in the Royals organization with their Dominican Summer League club, hitting .298 (56-for-188) in 54 contests with 39 runs scored, three triples, 16 RBI and 28 walks. PERSONAL: Attended El Carmen High in Venezuela.

1 BLANCO CONTINUED CAREER RECORD YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF BB-I SO SB CS HP GIDP SLG OBP 2001 DSL Royals-1 .298 54 188 39 56 0 3 0 16 1 0 28-3 23 9 12 8 5 .330 .411 2002 GCL Royals .249 52 193 27 48 56800146115-0 29 16 4 4 2 .290 .315 Wilmington .308 5 13 2 4 8100 020 1-04000 0.385 .357 2003 Wilmington .244 113 394 61 96 119 11 3 0 25 21 2 44-1 50 13 7 8 9 .287 .330 2004 Kansas City .317 19 60 9 19 25220 510 5-06121 0.417 .379 Wichita .247 93 324 34 80 94 10 2 0 21 8 2 18-2 4476714.290 .299 2005 High Desert .500 3 10 0 5 6100 300 0-01120 0.600 .500 AZL Royals .320 7 25 6 8 15102 910 1-07121 0.600 .370 Wichita .189 9 37 5 7 10001 510 3-07000 0.270 .250 Omaha .254 35 114 14 29 40421 92010-0 23203 3.351 .331 Kansas City .215 26 79 6 17 19010 542 0-05011 3.241 .220 2006 Omaha .237 88 283 30 67 90942205121-0 41649 7.318 .309 Kansas City .241 33 87 9 21 27410 930 5-0140112.310 .290 2007 Omaha .196 28 97 8 19 21200 832 5-0120001.216 .231 AZL Royals .000 2 2 0 0 0000 000 0-00000 0.000 .000 2008 Iowa -2 .285 102 298 30 85 100821369315-3 3193516.336 .327 2009 Iowa .304 64 230 30 70 109 17 2 6 29 3 5 17-1 28613 9.474 .353 Chicago-NL-3 .252 53 123 15 31 4280112608-3140214.341 .303 MAJOR TOTALS .252 131 349 39 88 113 14 4 1 31 14 2 18-3 39164 9.324 .295 MINOR TOTALS .260 655 2208 286 574 659 72 18 13 195 62 16 178-10 300 70 41 48 66 .327 .327

1- Signed by Kansas City as a non-drafted free agent on August 2, 2000...signed by Juan Indriago and Wilmer Castillo. 2- Signed by Chicago-NL as a minor league free agent on November 20, 2007. 3- Acquired by Texas from Chicago-NL, in exchange for cash or PTBNL on March 27, 2010.

CAREER FIELDING CAREER HIGHS SS PCT G PO A E TC DP Hits: 3, 2x, last Sept. 13, 2009 vs. CIN 2004 .959 19 30 64 4 98 17 Runs: 2, 4x, last Aug. 1, 2009 at FLA 2005 1.000 7 7 7 0 14 2 Doubles: 1, 14x, last Sept. 20, 2009 at StL 2006 .956 25 31 77 5 113 25 Home Runs: 1, July 29, 2009 vs. HOU 2009 .939 15 15 31 3 49 7 RBI: 3, Sept. 9, 2006 at BOS Totals .956 66 83 179 12 274 51 Stolen Bases: 1, April 18, 2004 at MIN

2B PCT G PO A E TC DP 2005 .977 24 57 68 3 128 23 2006 1.000 7 5 8 0 13 3 2009 1.000 40 52 71 0 123 20 Totals .985 71 114 147 3 264 46

2 INF Jorge 8 Born: January 30, 1982 in McAllen, TX Opening Day Age: 28 Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6-3 Weight: 207

Resides: McAllen, TX MLB Service Time: 5.036 Contract Status: Signed through 2010 How Acquired: From Florida on July 29, 2010 in exchange for RHP Omar Poveda and RHP Evan Reed

CAREER: The 28-year-old infielder was acquired by Texas in a July 29 trade with Florida…the right-handed batter has already post- ed his 5th career season with at least 10 home runs in 2010…has a pair of 20-homer seasons and also two seasons of at least 100 RBI…he has registered 40 doubles in three different seasons, including each of the past two years (2008-09) with Florida…has played primarily first and third base the past several years after seeing action at second base and third base over his first three big league seasons from 2004-06…at the time of the trade, had a career .350 (14-40) average with 6 doubles and 9 RBI in 9 games at Rangers Ballpark…has played for Tampa Bay (2004-07), Cincinnati (2007), and Florida (2008-10) in his big league career…original- ly signed by Tampa Bay as a non-drafted free agent in 1998, Cantu has dual citizenship in the United States and Mexico, having been born in Texas before moving to Mexico when he was a week old...represented Mexico in the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic tournaments.

2010 WITH FLORIDA: Batted .262 (98-374) with 10 home runs, 25 doubles, and 54 RBI in 97 games with Florida this season…he hit safely in his final 4 games with the Marlins, including going 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored in a start at third base on July 29 at , the day of the trade…at the time of the trade, Cantu led the Marlins in doubles and ranked T2nd on the club in RBI with Hanley Ramirez, trailing only Dan Uggla (64)…he batted primarily cleanup for Florida this season…saw declines in average, on-base, and slugging in each of his 4 months with Florida: .311/.354/.567 in April, .252/.308/.393 in May, .245/.303/.378 in June, and .227/.256/.536 in July…had 8 RBI last 34 games with the Fish…matched career high with 5 RBI in Marlins’ 6-5 win on April 11 vs. Los Angeles...had a career-high 17-game hit streak to open the season, 3rd-longest in the in 2010 at the time of the trade.

RECORD STREAK: Had at least one hit and one RBI in each of his first 10 games this season to establish a major league record at the start of a campaign, surpassing the previous mark of 8 straight games by Hall of Famer George “High Pockets” Kelly for the Giants in 1921…only 2 other players had posted RBI in each of first 8 games of a season (went hitless in at least one of those games): Willie McCovey for the 1969 Giants and Tony Oliva for the 1970 Twins.

2009: Posted career-high 42 doubles while 100 RBI was 2nd-highest total of his career…the 42 doubles ranked as 10th-highest sin- gle-season total in Florida history…ranked 3rd on team with 49 multi-hit games (Ramirez-56; Coghlan-51)…named N.L. Player of the Week on May 3 after batting .346 (9-26) with four home runs and 14 RBI in 7 games…led the N.L. in RBI and total bases (22) for the week while tying for HR lead…homered in the first 2 games of the season, 5th Florida player to accomplish that feat: Derek Lee – 2002, – 2001, Eric Owens – 2001 and -1994 & 95…season-best 11-game hit streak Aug. 9-22…was final bat- ter in 4 of 10 Marlins walk-off wins, 3 game-winning hits (4/10 vs. NYM, 6/23 vs. BAL, 8/11 vs. HOU) and a fielder’s choice (5/4 vs. CIN)…had 3 different games of 5 RBI, all tying career high…homered twice April 28 at , 7th career multi-homer game…hit .336 in September, as his 39 hits in that month were a career high…led majors with 36 first-inning RBI and ranked T8th in N.L. with 78 RBI in 1-6…batted .310 (93-300) at home.

2008: Established career highs in games (155), at-bats (628), runs (92), hits (174), home runs (29), walks (40) and (111)…led Marlins in at-bats, doubles, RBI, sacrifice flies (7), go-ahead RBI (24), game-winning RBI (12) and RBI with runners in scor- ing position (64)…his doubles total ranked 10th in the N.L. while his 24 go-ahead RBI ranked 13th…tied Dan Uggla for 2nd on club with 70 extra-base hits (Ramirez, 71) and was 3rd in runs…along with Mike Jacobs (32), Hanley Ramirez (33) and Dan Uggla (32), became the first infield in major league history to record 25-or-more home runs in the same season…marked a then-career best and tied then-franchise record by driving in at least one run in 8 straight games (9/8-19/08)…also marked the second longest streak in club history by recording an extra-base hit in 8 consecutive games (9/8-19/08), sitting behind a 10-game streak by Cliff Floyd in July 2001…hit 2nd career Sept. 17 vs. Houston…had a pair of 2-HR games: June 6 vs. CIN and June 11 vs. PHI…13-game hit streak, July 23-Aug. 5…established a career high with 4 runs scored, July 4 at Colorado…homered in both ends of doublehead- er May 25 vs. SF…became 2nd Marlin ever to homer in both ends of a doubleheader (Willingham, 2006)…2007: Combined to hit .252 with one home run and 13 RBI in 52 games between Rays and Reds…began season at Durham (AAA) and was with Tampa from April 24 to July 19…made 7 starts at first base, appearing at the position for the first time in his career…traded to Reds on July 28…began stint with Reds at Triple-A Louisville, then was recalled Aug. 20…made 27 appearances (14 starts) with Reds, including 13 starts at first base and one at second base…2006: Tampa Bay’s Opening Day starting for a 2nd straight year…from April 24 to June 5 missed 39 games while on the disabled list with a fractured left foot…on July 21 vs. Baltimore hit his first career grand slam (off ) and tied his career high with 5 RBI…represented Mexico in the inaugural World Baseball Classic…batted .333 in six games (2 HR, 8 RBI)…2005: Produced a then-club-record and career-high 117 RBI and was named the Rays' Most Valuable Player by the Tampa Bay chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America…the 117 RBI remains 2nd- CANTU CONTINUED highest single-season total in Rays history (Carlos Pena-121 in 2007)…led the majors by driving in 21.1 percent of the baserunners he inherited…at 23 years old, his RBI total was the highest by an player prior to the age of 24 since 22-year-old had 124 RBI in 1998…also led the club in HR (28), extra-base hits (69), doubles (40), sacrifice flies (7) and average with RISP (.325)…his 19 homers as a second baseman remains a franchise record …also established club record with 37 RBI that tied games or gave Tampa the lead…only 5 players in history reached Cantu’s numbers in doubles (40), home runs (28) and RBI (117) before the age of 24, including Hal Trosky (CLE, 1934 and 1936), Ted Williams (BOS, 1939), (STL, 2001-03), Joe DiMaggio (NYY, 1936) and Rodriguez (SEA, 1996)…2004: Was named the Rays’ Most Outstanding Rookie by the local chapter of the BBWAA…among American League rookies, ranked 3rd in both average (.301) and doubles (20)…started 38 of Tampa’s final 46 games of the season…in the season finale vs. Detroit, tied the club record for hits in a game by a rookie (4)…produced his first major league hit on July 18 at Baltimore (single off Dave Borkowski)…hit his first career home run on Sept. 6 at New York-AL off Orlando Hernandez…earned All-Star honors while with Triple-A Durham…led the IL in slugging (.576)…2003: Split sea- son between Orlando (AA) and Durham (AAA), setting then-career highs with 7 homers and 47 RBI…played for Mexican national team in the regional qualifiers for the Olympics, where they defeated the U.S. team, eliminating them from the 2004 Summer Games…Mexico later lost to Team Canada…2002: Ranked 3rd in Southern League with 31 doubles…ranked T3rd in all of with 41 errors…2001: Was the youngest player at Double-A (19) and was named to Southern League All-Star team…2000: Split first full pro season between Charleston (High-A) and St. Petersburg (Low-A)…1999: Played all 72 games for short-season Hudson Valley at shortstop in his pro debut.

PERSONAL: Jorge Luis Guzman Cantu…is a citizen of both the United States and Mexico…was born in Texas but moved to Mexico when he was one week old…remained in Mexico until he signed his first professional contract at age 16…finished high school in Texas following the summer baseball season…spends the off-season working on his family’s 8,645-acre cattle ranch in Reynosa, Mexico, just across the border from his home in McAllen, Texas…on Nov. 20, 2005, had breakfast with Mexican President Vicente Fox and was later presented the Premio Nacional de Deportes (Mexico’s national sports award) as the country’s baseball player of the year…also that day, had an open car ride through the streets of Mexico City in a parade that marked the Mexican Revolution…phoned Mexico Little League team just prior to their 11-0 win over Latin America in August 2006 that sent them to the Little League International finals against Asia…Mexico lost 3-0 in the finals…was the first of any of his family or friends to play baseball and favorite player growing up was Cal Ripken Jr.

CAREER RECORD YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF BB-I SO SB CS HP GIDP SLG OBP 1999 Hudson Valley-1 .260 72 281 33 73 97 17 2 1 33 4 1 20-0 59342 8.345 .313 2000 Charleston .301 46 186 25 56 79 13 2 2 24 2 1 10-1 39333 3.425 .345 St. Petersburg .292 36 130 18 38 5052114303-0134213.385 .313 2001 Orlando .256 130 512 58 131 175 26 3 4 45 5 7 17-0 9349813.342 .287 2002 Orlando .242 131 512 50 124 166 31 1 3 43 1 5 23-2 7426413.324 .278 2003 Orlando .215 43 158 15 34 53 10 0 3 17 3 2 9-0 27031 3.335 .259 Durham .295 60 200 26 59 89 16 1 4 30 1 6 8-1 21212 5.445 .319 2004 Durham .302 95 368 57 111 212 33 1 22 80 1 3 16-2 6430411.576 .335 Tampa Bay .301 50 173 25 52 80 20 1 2 17 0 1 9-0 44002 5.462 .341 2005 Tampa Bay .286 150 598 73 171 297 40 1 28 117 0 7 19-1 8310624.497 .311 2006 Montgomery .194 8 31 4 6 12002 801 1-09000 1.387 .212 Tampa Bay-2 .249 107 413 40 103 167 18 2 14 62 0 6 26-2 9111316.404 .295 2007 Tampa Bay .207 25 58 4 12 13100 401 5-0160013.224 .277 Durham .242 24 91 12 22 3251110018-0210001.352 .300 Louisville .309 24 94 12 29 4490213005-1150032.468 .363 Cincinnati-3 .298 27 57 8 17 28801 902 7-0100023.491 .382 2008 Florida-4 .277 155 628 92 174 302 41 0 29 95 0 7 40-6 111 6 2 10 15 .481 .327 2009 Florida-5 .289 149 585 67 169 259 42 0 16 100 0 5 47-4 8131615.443 .345 MAJOR TOTALS .278 663 2512 309 698 1146 170 4 90 404 0 29 153-13 436 11 4 30 81 .456 .323 MINOR TOTALS .266 669 2563 310 683 1009 165 13 45 317 20 27 120-7 435 21 28 28 63 .394 .304

1- Signed by Tampa Bay as a non-drafted free agent on July 2, 1998...signed by Ray Santin. 2- On disabled list, April 26-June 6, 2006 with broken bone in left foot...included rehab assignment with Montgomery, May 29-June 6. 3- Acquired by Cincinnati from Tampa Bay on July 28, 2007, along with OF Shaun Cumberland and cash, in exchange for RHP Calvin Medlock, LHP Brian Shackelford, and future considerations. 4- Signed by Florida as a free agent on January 4, 2008. 5- Acquired by Texas from Florida on July 29, 2010, along with cash considerations, in exchange for RHP Omar Poveda and RHP Evan Reed. CANTU CONTINUED STATS CAREER FIELDING CAREER HIGHS 1B PCT G PO A E TC DP Hits: 4, 4x, last July 19, 2010 vs. PHI 2007 1.000 21 135 7 0 142 12 Runs: 4, July 4, 2008 at COL 2008 .993 66 260 14 2 276 23 Doubles: 3, Sept. 21, 2007 at SF 2009 .993 111 829 38 6 873 72 Home Runs: 2, 6x, last June 11, 2008 vs. PHI 2010 1.000 40 109 10 0 119 15 RBI: 5, 2x, last July 21, 2006 vs. BAL Totals .994 238 1333 69 8 1410 122 Stolen Bases: 1, 8x, last Aug. 21, 2008 at SF Hitting Streak: 13, July 23 - August 8, 2008 2B PCT G PO A E TC DP 2004 .964 33 48 85 5 138 19 2005 .971 80 119 181 9 309 40 2006 .973 103 209 252 13 474 65 2007 1.000 2 3 5 0 8 2 Totals .971 218 379 523 27 929 126

3B PCT G PO A E TC DP 2004 .921 11 9 26 3 38 1 2005 .912 62 31 93 12 136 7 2007 - 1 0 0 0 0 0 2008 .937 129 83 214 20 317 21 2009 .910 45 26 45 7 78 9 2010 .914 80 42 118 15 175 11 Totals .923 328 191 496 57 744 49

SS PCT G PO A E TC DP 2004 1.000 1 2 2 0 4 0 JEFF FRANCOEUR------CAREER HONORS: Rawlings Gold Glove Winner (2008)...Was named to Baseball America, and ’s All-Rookie Team in 2005.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

FRONT OFFICE 2009 • Had surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right thumb on November 2, 2009... Dr. Gary Levin performed the procedure in , GA. • Acquired from Atlanta on July 10th in exchange for . • Finished tied for eighth in the majors with 11 assists...His 70 assists since entering the league in 2005 are the most among all ...The Cubs’ Alfonso Soriano is second with 58 outfield assists. • Established a career-high with three doubles on July 9th with Jeff’s Bests Atlanta at Colorado...Finished

MANAGER & COACHES the game 3-4 with two runs HITS, GAME scored and two RBI. 4 hits JEFF • Hit .526 (10-19) over five games six times, last, 8/16/08, Atlanta vs. San Francisco from April 12th-April 17th...Had HOME RUNS, GAME a double, two triples and three 2 home runs FRANCOEUR RBI over this span. six times, last, 4/12/08, Atlanta at Washington • Had a season-long 10-game hit- MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES 6 multi-home run games Outfielder ting streak from April 29th-May six, two-home run games 9th, batting .310 (13-42) over LEADOFF HOME RUNS JEFF FRANCOEUR 12 the stretch. None • Made his Mets debut on July INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS 11th vs. Cincinnati...Collected a None two-run single in his first at- Height: 6-5 Weight: 220 WALK-OFF HOME RUNS bat...Finished 2-4, while playing Bats: Right Throws: Right 2 walk-off home runs nine innings in rightfield. last, 5/24/08, Atlanta vs. Arizona (Chad Qualls) Opening Day Age: 26 • Drove in 19 runs in his first 20 PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS None Birthdate: January 8, 1984 games with the Mets, the second highest total in franchise history, RBI, GAME Birthplace: Atlanta, GA behind Bernard Gilkey who 7 RBI Resides: Duluth, GA 4/12/08, Atlanta at Washington drove in 21 runs over his first 20 games with the club in STOLEN BASES, GAME Major League Service: 2 stolen bases 4 Years; 88 Days 1996...Had 14 RBI in his first 12 9/14/07, Atlanta at Washington games with the Mets to equal the Signed By: highest RBI total by any player in HITTING STREAK SCOUTING & MINOR LEAGUES & MINOR SCOUTING Al Goetz (Atlanta) 16 games their first 12 games (Carlos Del- 5/2/06-5/18/06 How Obtained: gado, 2006). Acquired from the Atlanta GRAND SLAMS • Went 19-59 (.322) in his first 15 1 grand slam Braves in exchange for games with the Mets. 5/13/06, Atlanta vs. Washington () outfielder Ryan Church on July 10, 2009 • Connected on his first home run as a member of the Mets on July 20th at Washington...Hit a solo shot off Logan Contract Status: Kensing in the ninth inning.

YEAR IN REVIEW YEAR IN Signed through 2010 • Hit .318 (35-110) with 16 runs scored, 10 doubles, two triples, three home runs Personal: Wife, Catie and 12 RBI during the month of August. • Had a seven-game hitting streak from August 5th-August 11th...Batted .423 (11-26) over this stretch...Had a double, a triple, a home run and scored four runs in the seven games. HISTORY • Played every inning of his first 34 games in a Mets uniform before leaving in the seventh inning on August 19th vs. Atlanta for a defensive replacement. • Injured his left thumb while making a diving catch on August 23rd vs. Philadelphia ...Underwent an MRI at the Hospital for Special Surgery on August 24th and was found to have a tear of the ligament in his left thumb...Returned to the line-up on August 25th and went 2-4 with a run scored and a pair of doubles. • Batted .368 (32-87) with 17 runs scored, eight doubles and three home runs over POSTSEASON his last 22 games...Had 28 multi-hit games in 75 contests with the Mets. • Hit safely in 31 of his last 43 games...Batted .323 (54-167) with 27 runs scored, 16 doubles, five home runs and 20 RBI. • Hit .308 (32-104) with 17 runs scored, eight doubles, three home runs and 10 RBI during the month of September. MEDIA

130 FRONT OFFICE & COACHES JEFF FRANCOEUR SCOUTING & MINOR LEAGUES YEAR IN REVIEW HISTORY POSTSEASON MEDIA 131 's Low Class------JEFF FRANCOEUR ------JEFF Baseball America All-Teen team, and to All-Teen SportsTicker Baseball All-Rookie teams. In the Division Series against Houston Baseball Digest and A All-Star team. he had two hits, including a triple and scored a run in Game One...Had an RBI and a run scored in 1-7 with a double in Game Game Two...Went Four. Was a member of the Carolina League mid-season Was and postseason All-Star teams. All-Star team in addition to the Named to the SAL’s Played for the United States in the inaugural World Baseball Classic. Played for the United States in the inaugural World League. Began the season with Mississippi (AA) of the Southern the July 7th double- Had his contract selected by the Braves prior to game vs. his major league debut that night in the second header...Made home run, a three- 1-4, including his first big league Chicago (NL)...Went run shot in the eighth inning off Glendon Rusch. batting average, Ranked second among National League rookies in home runs and RBI. His 13 outfield assists ranked second in the NL. Following the season, was named to the Topps, America Ranked sixth in the National League with a .341 batting average with runners in scoring position, tied for seventh Ranked sixth in the National League with a .341 batting fifth with 43, two-out RBI...Also finished 12th in the NL with 53 with a .316 road average, tied for ninth in hits and multi-hit games. one of five NL players to play 162 games. Was with five RBI on April 10th vs. Washington. Matched his career-high 5th-September 14th. Had a team-high 89-game errorless streak from June all 162 games. Played his first full season in the majors with Atlanta...Started in the National League in at-bats and was tied for second in the Finished the season eighth in the majors and fourth Howard led the majors with 55. majors with 53, two-out RBI...Ryan (off Chad Cordero) on May 13th...Tied home run vs. Washington Registered his first career grand slam, a game-ending with five RBI. his then career-high streak from May 2nd-May 16-game hitting Recorded a career-high during the 18th...Hit .351 (26-74) with six home runs and 22 RBI streak. Hit .344 (56-163) against lefthanded pitching. Hit .344 (56-163) National League over that 13th best average in the he hit .318 (71-223), the 1st-the end of the season, From August while his 71 hits tied for fifth most. over that stretch were tied for sixth in the league, time frame...His 18 doubles .986 . with a career-best first Rawlings ...Finished his Won Alfonso Soriano). and the Cubs’ with 19 outfield assists (Minnesota’s for the major league lead Tied his sixth career multi-home run collected RBI, April 12th at Washington...Also with seven Established a career-high pair of home runs (off John Lannan and Jason Bergmann). game that night, hitting a to October 1, 2005), in the second played streak snapped at 370 games (all starts, dating Had his consecutive games the longest active playing streak in the majors (NL)...It had been May 20th vs. New York game of a doubleheader on at the time. (7-13) in a brief three-game stint. (AA) of the Southern League on July 3rd...Hit .538 optioned to Mississippi Was September 6th vs. Washington. a single to rightfield, in the seventh inning on Had his first career pinch-hit, (NL) with two doubles and a York three extra-base hit game on September 21st vs. New Recorded his third career seventh game-winning RBI. triple...Also collected his Tied his season-high with three hits on October 2nd vs. Houston...It was his 13th three-hit game of the season...Also was his 13th three-hit October 2nd vs. Houston...It with three hits on his season-high Tied uniform. his 10th home run in a Mets connected on ------• • • POSTSEASON: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 MEDIA POSTSEASON HISTORY YEAR IN REVIEW SCOUTING & MINOR LEAGUES JEFF FRANCOEUR MANAGER & COACHES FRONT OFFICE JEFF FRANCOEUR------132 • • • • • • • CAREER TRANSACTIONS BACKGROUND B oas.6 33.6 0 .167 .333 1 0 0 .167 .333 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 0 OBP .350 DP SLG .350 0 .412 0 11 .412 CS 0 SB TC 0 0 0 0 SO 1445 0 0 BB 0 4 PCT. .983 4 HBP SF 1 0 2 SH 2 E 24 RBI 1 0 1 HR 1 1 1 3B 70 A 0 0 2B 1 6 1 E H 1351 1 PO OBP 1 1 SLG 4 1 R 697 CS 0 6 SB G OF .167 AB 0 SO 0 1 G POS 4 BB .282 1 .352 HBP 1 AVG .167 SF CAREER FIELDING 1 1 24 13 SH .311 4 5 .332 RBI .432 4 4 .480 HR 15 46 .294 2 WBC Totals 21 15 3 2 3B .359 UnitedStates 46 12 .338 2006 522 2B 9 17 1 264 .444 17 138 3 TEAM 3 .293 H 0 YEAR 89 4 2 34 .449 .322 4 4 22 5 R 111 .487 6 25 WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC 4 .235 1 39 4 4 1 1 1 .235 18 129 AB .325 .395 .346 13 10 0 42 .445 35 400 .585 .506 132 G 76 6 4 88 23 224 5 Division SeriesTotals 5 6 5 Atlanta/Houston 21 AVG 14 53 8 10 14 2005 0 9 E 7 2 68 5 TEAM/OPPONENT 13 149 70 71 YEAR 34 OBP 3 743 0 30 94 SLG 12 22 15 6 11 350 0 DIVISION SERIES CS 105 407 7 76 7 2742 SB 3 3 0 216 19 706 103 SO 32 6 1429 .271 4 62 29 33 0 2 BB 365 304 # -rehabilitationassignment 0 .285 6 0 143 HB 13 40 0 * -ledleague 82 70 68 SF 52 2 24 188 31 .250 Major LeagueTotals SH 599 14 84 RBI 15 169 28 8 Minor LeagueTotals 155 HR 83 9 642 0 92 .239 3B 1 *162 ATLANTA 651 (NL) 26 .293 40 26 2B 2009 *162 12 147 .260 H 335 98 ATLANTA 78 (NL) 48 84 2008 56 R ATLANTA (NL) 524 31 .275 2007 334 ATLANTA 134 (NL) AB 147 2006 88 .281 38 G .293 Mississippi(AA) .327 2005 AVG MyrtleBeach(A) 2004 Rome(A) 2003 Danville(R) 2002 TEAM YEAR Acquired bytheNewYork MetsinexchangeforoutfielderRyan ChurchonJuly10,2009. Selected bytheAtlantaBravesinfirstround(23rdoverall)of2002FirstYear PlayerDraft. Was alittle leagueteammateofBraves’catcherBrianMcCann. Played footballinhighschool...Was offeredafootballscholarshiptoClemsonUniversity, butsignedwiththeBraves. Hit .443with55homerunsand164RBIduringhishighschoolcareer. GuyAward”Received the“BenEpsteinGood fromtheNewYork ChapteroftheBBWAA onJanuary23,2010. State5-ABaseballChampionship. Jeffrey Brandon(Jeff)FrancoeurgraduatedfromParkview(GA)HighSchoolin2002...Ledhisbaseballteamtothe issip A).3 33701020001200.9 510 .571 .692 0 0 2 1 1 5 0 .197 .336 .342 .549 0 0 2 0 1 3 2 14 58 0 11 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 7 45 9 3 14 3 13 1 0 3 20 2 77 .538 15 41 257 8 Mississippi (AA) 70 76 .300 18 .197 ATLANTA (NL) Greenville (AA) ES.1 5294 02 04 14 48.3 1 .338 .498 3 1 46 11 3 5 0 41 10 2 20 90 40 289 75 .311 METS RIGHTFIELD PLAYER-RBI (YEAR) CENTERFIELD LEFTFIELD THIRD BASE SHORTSTOP PLAYER-HOME RUNS(YEAR) SECOND BASE FIRST BASE POSITION Home Run&RBILeadersbyPosition o evr-3(92 -10 (1970) Bernard Gilkey -117(1996) CARLOS BELTRAN -116(2006) JOSEREYES-81(2006) -108(1990) Tom Seaver - 3(1972) Edgardo Alfonzo -108(1999) Darryl Strawberry -38(1987&1988) MikePiazza-124(1999) CARLOS BELTRAN -41(2006) -26 (1975) CarlosDelgado-115(2008) Howard Johnson -38(1991) JOSE REYES-19(2006) Edgardo Alfonzo -27(1999) -38(2006&2008) Todd Hundley -41(1996) Walt Terrell -3(1983) -124(2008) ------Cristian Guzman • INF

Height 6’0” Bats S RELATIONS

COMMUNITY Weight 211 Throws R Born 3/21/78 Santo Domingo, DR MLB Service 11.000 ’10 Opening Day Age 32

| Obtained Signed as free agent, November 16, 2004 OWNERSHIP FRONT OFFICE |

GUZMAN CAREER RECORD

MANAGER YEAR CLUB AVG. G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E

COACHING STAFF 1995 DSL Yankees .269 46 160 24 43 68 6 5 3 20 2 1 5 12 23 11 7 .425 .337 13 1996 GCL Yankees .294 42 170 37 50 65 8 2 1 21 2 2 3 10 31 7 6 .382 .341 20 1997 Tampa .286 4 14 4 4 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 .286 .333 2 Greensboro .273 124 495 68 135 176 21 4 4 52 4 2 10 17 105 23 12 .356 .309 37 1998 New Britain .277 140 566 68 157 199 29 5 1 40 17 1 1 21 111 23 14 .352 .304 32 1999 Minnesota .226 131 420 47 95 116 12 3 1 26 7 4 3 22 90 9 7 .276 .267 24 2000 Minnesota .247 156 631 89 156 245 25 20 8 54 7 4 2 46 101 28 10 .388 .299 22 2001 Minnesota .302 118 493 80 149 235 28 14 10 51 8 0 5 21 78 25 8 .477 .337 21

PLAYERS *GCL Twins .250 5 16 4 4 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 0 1 .375 .368 0 2002 Minnesota .273 148 623 80 170 240 31 6 9 59 8 6 2 17 79 12 13 .385 .292 12 2003 Minnesota .268 143 534 78 143 195 15 14 3 53 12 4 5 30 79 18 9 .365 .311 11 2004 Minnesota .274 145 576 84 158 221 31 4 8 46 13 4 1 30 64 10 5 .384 .309 12 2005 Washington .219 142 456 39 100 143 19 6 4 31 8 2 1 25 76 7 4 .314 .260 15 2006 DID NOT PLAY 2007 Washington .328 46 174 31 57 81 6 6 2 14 0 2 1 15 21 2 0 .466 .380 8

2009 2008 Washington .316 138 579 77 183 255 35 5 9 55 1 4 5 23 57 6 5 .440 .345 17 2009 Washington .284 135 531 74 151 207 24 7 6 52 6 1 1 16 75 4 5 .390 .306 20 IN REVIEW MINORS TOTALS .277 361 1421 205 393 518 64 17 9 134 25 6 20 63 275 64 41 .365 .315 104 MLB TOTALS .271 1302 5017 679 1362 1938 226 85 60 441 70 31 26 245 720 121 66 .386 .307 162 *—Rehab assignment

DIVISION SERIES RECORD YEAR CLUB, OPP. AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E 2002 MIN vs. OAK .286 5 21 5 6 8 2 0 1 2 1 0 0 2 4 2 0 .524 .348 1 2003 MIN vs. BOS .154 4 13 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .154 .214 0

RECORDS 2004 MIN vs. NYY .333 4 15 2 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 1 0 .333 .412 1 HISTORY AND HISTORY TOTALS .265 13 49 8 13 15 2 0 1 2 1 0 0 5 9 3 0 .367 .333 2

LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORD YEAR CLUB, OPP. AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E

| 2002 MIN vs. ANA .167 5 18 1 3 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 .222 .211 1 TOTALS .167 5 18 1 3 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 .222 .211 1

ALL-STAR GAME RECORD

SCOUTING YEAR CLUB, SITE AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS SLG OBP E PLAYER DEV. PLAYER 2001 AL at SEA .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 0 2008 NL at NYY .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 0 TOTALS .000 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 .000 .000 0

CAREER In 2008, in the midst of 2nd All-Star season of career, signed a 2-year contract extension with the Nationals, July 22, 2008...ranks 2nd on the all-time (2005-present) hits list with 491 (trails only , PARK 672)...also ranks among Nationals all-time leaders in triples (first, 21), games (2nd, 491), infield hits (2nd, 72), doubles NATIONALS (3rd, 84), extra-base hits (3rd, 129), runs (3rd, 221), RBI (5th, 152), stolen bases (7th, 19) and home runs (tied for 10th, 21)...85 career triples rank 4th among active players (despite being just 32 years of age)...did not play in 2006 while rehabbing from right-shoulder surgery (SLAP tear)...by the age of 27, had anchored a MIN infield that helped claim 3 consecutive AL Central titles...has only played SS in the big leagues, but did play 3B during the 2008 All-Star Game. MEDIA

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2009 Followed up career year in ‘08 with another solid offensive season, although foot problems (bunions) hampered 2nd-half production as batting mark dipped 20 points after the All-Star break...led Nationals with 7 triples...batted .304 (95-for-312) FRONT OFFICE in 72 games during the first half, .256 (56-for-219) in 63 contests thereafter...tallied 2 or more hits and at least one RBI OWNERSHIP in a franchise-record 7 straight games from July 24-August 1...no franchise player had ever posted more than 5 straight games with at least 2 hits and one RBI...with the 7-game 2-and-1 streak, also set a Washington Nationals (2005-present) record for most consecutive games with at least one RBI...bested a mark held previously by Jesus Flores (6 games, July 30-August 5, 2008)...hit .457 (32-for-70) with 5 doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs and 16 RBI during a 17-game hit | streak, July 23-August 12...17-game streak was 2nd-longest by a Nationals player in ‘09 and was tied for 5th-longest in the NL...tallied 16 multi-hit efforts in first 26 starts in 2009...missed 12 games after being placed on DL on April 14 with left hamstring injury...on Oct. 8, had right shoulder scoped by Dr. Wiemi Douoguih in Washington DC. COACHING STAFF MANAGER Game-By-Game Highlights: Went 5-for-5 with 2 RBI, April 13 vs. PHI...solo shot accounted for 400th career RBI, May 23 vs. BAL...knocked home game-winning run with RBI-single in 8th of 10-6 comeback win, June 2 vs. SFG.

2008 | Washington’s 2008 All-Star signed 2-year extension, July 22...in first complete season since 2005, set career highs in batting (.316), hits (183), doubles (35), OBP (.345) and total bases (255)...57 strikeouts were also a career low for complete big league season...ranked among NL leaders in batting average (4th), hits (4th), multi-hit games (3rd, 57), three-plus hit games (first, 19), singles (2nd, 134), infield hits (tied for 8th, 25), at-bats per (8th, 10.74)...paced PLAYERS NL in batting (.317)...led the Nationals in hits with RISP (37)...also ranked 2nd among NL shortstops in hits (182)...recorded the 2nd 40-hit month in Washington Nationals (2005-2008) history in June... also tallied 40 hits in June of 2007...was selected to NL All-Star Team by COL manager on July 6...went 0-for-3 and played 3B for the NL, which lost, 4-3, in 15 innings...had never played any position but SS before the All-Star Game... the All-Star citation was 2nd of career (also 2001 Mid-Summer Classic at Safeco Field)...was batting .311 with 25 doubles, 5 home runs and 27 RBI at the time of the selection...hit .322 (19-for-59) with 3 doubles, 3 RBI, 4 walks and 5 runs scored during a team season high-tying 14-game hitting streak, June 21-July 6...strung together franchise single IN REVIEW season-record 8 consecutive multi-hit efforts from August 26-Sept. 3...August 28 vs. LAD, became the first Washington, 2009 DC-based big leaguer to hit for the cycle (sequence HR, 1B, 2B, 3B) in front of fans in the Nation’s Capital...the cycle was the 7th to occur in DC since 1900, the first in nearly 61 years or since DET’s ran the gamut, Sept. 14, 1947 at Griffith Stadium...before pocketing the cycle, 6 players representing the AL Nationals, Senators, expansion Senators or Nationals hit for the cycle, but all 6 came on the road...was beat to the punch by (April 6, 2005 at PHI), Jim King (May 26, 1964 at BOS), Mickey Vernon (May 19, 1946 at CWS), Joe Cronin (September 2, 1929 at BOS), Goose Goslin (August 28, 1924 at NYY), Otis Clymer (October 2, 1908 at NYY). HISTORY AND Game-By-Game Highlights: Recorded first hit (single off ) and run scored (scored on RBI RECORDS double) in history at , March 30 vs. ATL (both came in the first inning)...hit a 2-run first-inning homer en route to 4-hit, career high-tying 6 RBI effort in 9-8 win, May 3 vs. PIT.

2007 After missing the 2006 season due to injury, re-established reputation on the field but was again done in by injuries... hit .328 (57-for-174) with 6 doubles, a team-leading 6 triples, 2 home runs and 14 RBI for Washington, but was limited PLAYER DEV. to 46 games due to left hamstring strain (sustained on Opening Day, April 2 vs. FLA) and a torn left thumb ligament SCOUTING (suffered while tagging Josh Barfield out attempting to steal, June 24 vs. CLE.)...missed 108 games while on the DL... had surgery to repair the thumb, performed by Dr. Richard Barth at Sibley Hospital in DC, on June 25...notched 4 hits, including 1000th of career, in a 4-3 win on June 1 vs. SDP...1000th safety was 5th-inning infield single off ... in first game at Metrodome since departing following the ’04 campaign, went 4-for-5 with double, RBI and 3 runs scored | to trigger an 8-5 win, June 8 at MIN...posted 3 more hits the next night in a 3-1 win at MIN, June 9...hit first homer at RFK since signing with the Nationals, June 22 vs. CLE...hit .369 in 29 games at RFK.

2006 NATIONALS Did not play while rehabbing from May 8 season-ending surgery on right shoulder to repair a SLAP tear...procedure, PARK performed by Dr. Timothy Kremchek, the Nationals Senior Orthopedic Consultant and Medical Director and Chief Orthopedic Surgeon and Nationals Team Orthopedist Ben Shaffer, took place in Cincinnati, OH...went 2-for-9 with one RBI in 5 Grapefruit League contests prior to ailment...had laser surgery on eyes prior to ‘06 campaign.

2005 Struggled for much of first season in the NL, but finished strong for Nationals in September...combined primarily with MEDIA Vinny Castilla to form left side of infield that committed just 31 errors, down 28 percent from 2004, when the Expos left side of the infield made 43 miscues...hit just .192 through the first game of an August 31 twinbill at ATL, but batted .333 (29-for-87) with 9 doubles, one triple, one homer and 12 RBI in final 26 contests...all 4 home runs came outside of DC... played in more than 140 games for 4th straight campaign...when in starting lineup, Washington went 70-63 (.526).

95 Cristian Guzman • INF RELATIONS COMMUNITY 2004 Hit .274 with 8 home runs and 46 RBI in 6th and final season with the Twins...starting SS on MIN’s 3rd consecutive AL Central Division-winning club...ranked among AL leaders in batting against lefthanders (2nd at .326)...put the ball in

| play, fanning just once every 9.8 plate appearances (8th in AL)...posted first career 5-hit game, May 7 at OAK.

2003 Led the AL in triples as MIN again claimed AL Central title...committed career-low11 errors...hit first homer since Sept. 11, 2002—span of 600 plate appearances—Sept. 13 at CLE. OWNERSHIP FRONT OFFICE 2002 Posted career-high 59 RBI to help MIN win AL Central and earn first post-season berth since ‘91...error total dropped to 12 (had committed 21 miscues in 2001)...batted .361 during career-high 23-game hit-streak, August 1-25. |

2001 At age of 23, hit .302 with 10 homers and 51 RBI in 118 games...was named to AL All-Star team by NYY skipper Joe

MANAGER Torre after hitting .308 with 7 home runs and 34 RBI in the first half...led AL with 14 triples...started strong with 12-game

COACHING STAFF hitting streak (.364, 20-for-55), April 5-17...recorded season-high 17-game hit-streak—going 29-74 (.392)—June 8-26... slugged first career grand slam (off Dave Borkowski) and posted career-high 6 RBI, June 24 at DET.

2000 Hit .254 with 8 home runs in first productive big league season (had hit one home run as a rookie in ‘99)...swiped team-best and career-high 28 bases to rank 7th in AL...set club record with MLB-leading 20 triples, surpassing Rod Carew’s total of 19 in 1977...signed 4-year contract—with option for 2005—on August 24. PLAYERS 1999 Hit .226 in rookie season for MIN...won Bill Boni Award as Twins’ Outstanding Rookie...went 0-for-2 in MLB debut, April 6 vs. TOR...doubled off for first big league hit, April 7 vs. TOR...collected first career RBI, April 10 vs. CLE...placed on 15-Day DL with strained right hamstring, May 27...was activated on June 10...hit first major league home run off Justin Thompson, July 4 vs. DET...legged out 18 bunt hits.

2009 1998 IN REVIEW Was acquired by MIN on February 6 along with pitchers and Daniel Mota and outfielder in exchange for second baseman ...hit .277 with 23 stolen bags for New Britain of Double-A Eastern League in first season in MIN’s system...was named Twins’ Minor League Player of the Week for period ending June 4...named SS on Eastern League post-season All-Star team...rated Twins’ No. 3 prospect according to Baseball America.

1997 4 home runs for Greensboro of Single-A matched 2-year total as a pro...ranked 2nd on Green-

RECORDS sboro in hits and stolen bases...following season, rated NYY’s No. 7 prospect by Baseball America. HISTORY AND HISTORY 1996 Continued pro career with first season on US soil...led GCL Yankees in runs and stolen bases. | 1995 Tallied 14 extra-base hits, 20 RBI and 24 runs scored in pro debut with NYY’s Dominican Summer League entry.

SCOUTING PERSONAL PLAYER DEV. PLAYER Cristian Antonio Guzman...with Jose Guillen, Chad Cordero and , helped the Nationals debut their home and away jerseys at a local Meet and Greet Party/Ceremony located at DC’s ESPN Zone on February 2, 2005.

AWARDS & HONORS SIGNED BY 2008 �������NL All-Star (Nationals). Victor Mata (Yankees) PARK 2001 �������AL All-Star (Twins). NATIONALS 2000 �������Charles O. Johnson Award (most improved Twin). CAREER FIELDING 2000 �������AL’s fastest baserunner as rated by Baseball America. YEAR / POS. PCT. G PO A E TC DP 1999 �������Bill Boni Award (Twins outstanding rookie). 2009 / SS .962 117 154 353 20 527 74 1998 ...... Twins No. 3 prospect as rated by Baseball America. CAREER / SS .968 439 629 1179 60 1868 267 1997 ...... Yankees No. 7 prospect as rated by Baseball America. SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS CAREER TRANSACTIONS SINGLE-GAME HITS...... 5, 5/7/04 at OAK 1994 �������Signed with NYY as a non-drafted free agent, August 24. SINGLE-GAME RBI...... 6, last 5/3/08 vs. PIT 1998 �������Acquired by MIN with LHP Eric Milton, OF Brian Buchanan and RHP Daniel

GUZMAN HITTING STREAK...... 23 games, 8/1/09 - 8/25/09 Mota in exchange for 2B Chuck Knoblauch, February 6. MULTI-HR GAMES (1)...... 9/10/08 at NYM MEDIA 2004 �������Signed with the /Washington Nationals as free agent, CAREER GRAND SLAMS (1)...... 6/24/01 at DET off Dave Borkowski November 16. CAREER PINCH HOMERS...... None

96 LHP Cliff 33 Born: Aug. 30, 1978 in Benton, AR Opening Day Age: 31 Bats: Left Throws: Left Height: 6-3 Weight: 190

Resides: Benton, AR MLB Service Time: 6.100 Contract Status: Signed through 2010 How Acquired: In a six-player trade with Seattle on July 9, 2010

CAREER: The 2008 American League Award winner was acquired by Texas from Seattle in a July 9, 2010 trade…becomes just the fourth pitcher in Texas history to have won a prior to a Rangers debut, joining , , and …in 2008-09 with Cleveland and Philadelphia, combined to go 36-16 (.692) with a 2.89 ERA (146 ER/455.0 IP) in 65 starts, tied for the second-most wins and the sixth-lowest ERA of any pitcher over those two seasons…his 455.0 innings in that span ranked as third-most in majors…entered 2010 with a career .634 (90-52), fifth-best among active pitch- ers…has 5 seasons of 14-or-more wins since beginning of 2004, tied for most in majors in that span with Haren, Oswalt, Pettitte, Santana, and Zambrano…spent career with Cleveland (2002-09), Philadelphia (2009), and Seattle (2010) prior to joining Rangers…has seventh-most wins ever by a pitcher born in Arkansas.

POSTSEASON: Had historic postseason in 2009 with the Phillies, going 4-0 with a 1.56 ERA (7 ER/40.1 IP) in 5 starts, including 2- 0 with a 2.81 ERA (5 ER/16.0 IP) in 2 World Series starts…earned win in Game 1 of World Series Oct. 28 at (9.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R-0 ER, 0 BB, 10 SO)…became only the 2nd pitcher in World Series history to throw a complete-game victory in which he had double-digit strikeouts and did not allow a walk, joining Pittsburgh’s , who beat Cy Young in Game 1 of the against Boston…was 8th in postseason play to win at least 4 games with a sub-2.00 ERA…was left off all Cleveland playoff rosters in 2007, only season in past 6 in which he hasn’t won at least 14 games.

CLIFF LEE POSTSEASON GAME-BY-GAME All with Philadelphia in 2009 Series/Game Date/Opp. Dec. IP H R ER BB SO HR Pitches/Strikes Result NLDS G1 Oct. 7 vs. Colorado W (CG) 9.0 6 1 1 0 5 0 113/79 W, 5-1 NLDS G4 Oct. 12 at Colorado - 7.1 5 3 1 3 5 0 117/72 W, 5-4 NLCS G3 Oct. 18 vs. Los Angeles W 8.0 3 0 0 0 10 0 114/76 W, 11-0 WS G1 Oct. 28 at New York-AL W (CG) 9.0 6 1 0 0 10 0 122/80 W, 6-1 WS G5 Nov. 2 vs. New York-AL W 7.0 7 5 5 3 3 0 112/70 W, 8-6 Totals 5 G/GS - 1.56 ERA 4-0 40.1 27 10 7 6 33 0 5-0

AWARDS: 2008 A.L. Cy Young…All-Star: 2008 (starter)…A.L. Pitcher of the Month: April 2008, August 2008, June 2010….2008 A.L. Comeback Player of the Year (MLBPA/Players Choice, MLB.com, )…2008 A.L. Pitcher of the Year (MLBPA/Players Choice, Sporting News, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum)…2009 Sporting News Postseason All-Star.

2010 WITH SEATTLE: Acquired by Seattle from Philadelphia on Dec. 16, 2009 in exchange for RHP , OF , and RHP J.C. Ramirez…Mariners went 9-4 in his 13 starts…Seattle offense provided Lee with a 5.30 run support avg., but combined for just 4 total runs of support in his 3 losses…threw 7.0 scoreless innings (3 H, 8 SO) in in season debut April 30 vs. Texas, a 2-0 Rangers win in 12 innings…only 4th pitcher in M's history to string together 3 consecutive starts without a walk (did it twice, first 3 starts and also 4 straight, June 7-23)…opened the season without allowing a walk in 22.1 consecutive innings…streak was snapped in first inning May 16 at TB…recorded 9 consecutive outs via strikeout between 3rd and 6th innings in start May 28 at LAA (non-consecutive batters)…matched career high with 11 K's in final start for M's on July 4 at Detroit…only run allowed came in first inning, as Tigers were 0-for-final-12 with RISP in that game…won final 4 starts for M’s…was scheduled to start for Seattle on day of trade, July 9 vs. New York-AL, but was scratched and made his Texas debut the next night in Arlington vs. Baltimore.

ALL-STAR: Was selected to the 2010 A.L. All-Star roster via player voting (2nd career selection-started ‘08 Classic) and pitched a scoreless 4th inning in A.L.’s 3-1 loss July 13 in Anaheim…needed just 6 pitches (5 strikes) to retire Martin Prado (groundout), Albert Pujols (strikeout) and (groundout)…now has 3.0 SHO IP in 2 All-Star appearances, as he tossed 2.0 shutout frames in his start in the 2008 Classic at original Yankee Stadium.

JUNE HONORS: Was named A.L. Pitcher of the Month for June after going 4-1 with a 1.76 ERA (10 ER/51.0 IP) in 6 starts…was his 3rd career monthly award, also earning the honor in both April and August of 2008 with Cleveland…became the first pitcher in the majors to record at least 4 victories in a single month since had 5 in September of 2003…posted com- plete games in 3 consecutive starts June 18-23-29, the first pitcher to accomplish that feat since former Tribe teammate C.C. Sabathia in 2008 with Milwaukee.

1 LEE CONTINUED INJURIES IN 2010: Had surgery on his left foot on Feb. 5 to remove a loose body (a MOST WINS, 2008-09 spur that broke loose from its attachment)…surgery was performed by Dr. Bryan Burke W Pitcher in Little Rock…he returned to baseball activities in early March…made his first spring 37 Roy Halladay appearance March 10…suffered a right lower abdominal strain in next appearance, 36 Cliff Lee March 15 vs. Arizona in Tucson, game in which he was ejected…did not pitch again 36 C.C. Sabathia during …on the 15-day DL from March 26-April 29, one rehab start with 33 Tacoma (AAA) on April 25 vs. Salt Lake (6.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R). 33 2009: Ranked T2nd among all major league pitchers in starts (34) and 5th in innings LOWEST ERA, 2008-09 (231.2)…combined to go 14-13, 3.22 in 34 games/starts for Cleveland and Minimum 300.0 IP Philadelphia, establishing career highs in starts, innings, strikeouts (181), and com- ERA Pitcher ER / IP 2.55 Tim Lincecum 128 / 452.1 plete games (6)…was one of 3 pitchers with at least 6 CG in ’09, joining Toronto’s Roy 2.77 133 / 431.2 Halladay (7) and Kansas City’s Zack Greinke (6)…had 4.21 SO/BB ratio (181 SO/43 2.78 * 124 / 401.0 BB), 7th-best in majors…began the year with Cleveland, and was acquired by 2.78 Roy Halladay 150 / 485.0 Philadelphia on July 29, along with OF (of), in exchange for RHP Carlos 2.84 115 / 365.0 Carrasco, SS , RHP and C …went 4-0 with 2.89 Cliff Lee* 146 / 455.0 1.56 ERA (7 ER/40.1 IP) in 5 postseason starts…went 2-0, 2.81 in 2 starts vs. Yankees * - Left-handed pitcher in World Series…combined to throw 272.0 innings between regular and postseason, HIGHEST WINNING PCT., most by a pitcher since (305.0) and (291.0) with Arizona ACTIVE PITCHERS in 2001…with Cleveland, pitched at least 7.0 innings in 14 of 22 starts…Tribe scored THROUGH 2009 2-runs-or-less with Lee in the game in 12 of his 22 starts, posting no runs 4 times…had Minimum 140 decisions quality starts in 18 of 22, including final 5 straight for Indians…posted 3-hit shutout Win Pct. Pitcher W-L June 14 vs. St. Louis, besting in his opponent’s first loss of the year .670 Johan Santana* 122-60 .662 137-70 on way to finishing 2nd in Cy Young voting…won final 3 starts, including back-to-back .661 Roy Halladay 148-76 complete games July 16 vs. Seattle and July 21 at Toronto…followed that by winning .655 Tim Hudson 148-78 first 5 starts for Philadelphia, an overall stretch of wins in 8 straight starts, most con- .634 Cliff Lee* 90-52 secutive winning starts for any pitcher in 2009 and tied for longest streak in Lee’s * - Left-handed pitcher career (also Aug. 4-Sept. 12, 2008)…tossed complete game in first start with Philly July 31 at San Francisco…was 5-0, 0.68 (3 ER/40.0 IP) in first 5 starts for Phillies, joining Fernando Valenzuela as the only MLB pitchers in the past 60 years to win each of his first 5 starts for a team with an ERA below 1.00 (Lee – 0.68; Valenzuela – 0.20)…tied his career high with 11 SO in a career-low 2-hitter, Aug. 19 vs. Arizona…became the 6th pitcher in MLB history to win at least 7 games in both leagues in one season, first since Bartolo Colon in 2002…had a pair of CG wins at Citizens Bank Park, joining (5), (4), and Cory Lidle (2) as only pitchers with multiple complete efforts at that park entering 2010. 2008: Won the A.L. Cy Young Award and was the starting pitcher for the A.L. All-Star team (2.0 IP, H, 3 SO)…led the league in wins (22), ERA (2.54) and winning pct. (.880), finished 2nd in innings (223.1) and CG (4), and was 9th in strikeouts (170)…had the fewest BB/9.0 IP in the A.L. (1.37) and T5th-most GIDP (27)…also ranked among league leaders in opponents slugging (3rd, .348), oppo- nents OBP (3rd, .285), home runs per 9 (1st, 0.48), and baserunners per 9 (2nd, 10.2)…named A.L. Pitcher of the Month in April (5- 0, 0.96 ERA) and August (5-0, 1.86 ERA)…won A.L. Pitcher of the Year honors from MLBPA/Players Choice Award, Sporting News and Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and was named to SN’s A.L. postseason All-Star team…named A.L. Comeback Player of the Year by MLBPA/Players Choice Award, MLB.com and SN…his .880 winning pct. was T3rd-highest in ML history (1876-2008) by a 20-game winner…had the lowest ERA by an A.L. left-hander since Seattle’s Randy Johnson had a 2.28 ERA in 1997…had a career- high 27.0-inning scoreless streak, April 13-30, longest scoreless streak in majors in ‘08…won a career-high 11 straight decisions, July 11-Sept. 12, longest streak in majors since 2005 (Chris Carpenter, 13 G)…was 13-2, 2.59 (42 ER/146.1 IP) over his final 20 starts beginning June 9…became the 4th pitcher in ML history to win 22 of his first 24 decisions…pitched at least 5.0 innings in all of 31 starts; pitched at least 8.0 innings in 12 of 31 starts…was first Cleveland pitcher to lead the league in wins since 1972 (Gaylord Perry, 24), first to win 20 games since Perry in 1974…his 22 wins rank as 2nd-highest total by a lefty in Cleveland history, trailing only ’s 23 wins in 1911…tossed first career complete game and shutout on April 24 at Kansas City (9.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 9 SO).

2008 AMERICAN LEAGUE CY YOUNG AWARD VOTING RESULTS Points Pitcher Team 1st 2nd 3rd 132 Cliff Lee Cleveland 24 4 - 71 Roy Halladay Toronto 4 15 6 32 Francisco Rodriguez LA of Anaheim - 7 11 10 Daisuke Matsuzaka Boston - 2 4 3 New York-AL - - 3 2 New York-AL - - 2 2 Ervin Santana LA of Anaheim - - 2

LOWEST SINGLE-SEASON ERA’S IN A.L., 2000-09 MLB PITCHERS WITH BEST RECORD Minimum 162.0 IP *-Left-handed pitcher THROUGH 25 DECISIONS SINCE 1920 ERA Pitcher Team Year ER / IP W-L Pitcher Team Year 1.74 Pedro Martinez BOS 2000 42 / 217.0 23-2 Philadelphia-AL 1931 2.16 Zack Greinke K.C. 2009 55 / 229.1 22-3 New York-AL 1934 2.22 Pedro Martinez BOS 2003 46 / 186.2 22-3 Preacher Roe Brooklyn 1951 2.26 Pedro Martinez BOS 2002 50 / 199.1 22-3 New York-AL 1961 2.49 Felix Hernandez SEA 2009 66 / 238.2 22-3 Denny McClain Detroit 1968 2.54 Cliff Lee* CLE 2008 63 / 223.1 22-3 New York-AL 1978 2.58 BOS 2002 63 / 219.2 22-3 Cliff Lee Cleveland 2008 2.61 Johan Santana* MIN 2004 66 / 228.0

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HIGHEST SINGLE-SEASON WINNING PCT., MAJOR LEAGUE HISTORY Minimum 20 decisions Rank Win. Pct. W-L Pitcher Team Year 1 .905 19-2 Atlanta 1995 2 .900 18-2 Randy Johnson Seattle 1995 3 .893 25-3 Ron Guidry New York-AL 1978 4 .886 31-4 Lefty Grove Philadelphia-AL 1931 5 .880 22-3 Preacher Roe Brooklyn 1951 .880 22-3 Cliff Lee Cleveland 2008

2007: Began the season on the 15-day DL (strained right abdominal muscle), and spent 5 weeks at Triple-A from the end of July and throughout August…was injured during a bullpen session in February and did not make a spring start…took no decision in season debut May 3 vs. Toronto (6.0 IP, 5 R/ER)…earned 50th career win with his 3rd career CG, May 8 vs. LAA…went 0-4, 11.70 (26 ER/20.0 IP) over 4 starts July 6-26 and was optioned to Buffalo (AAA) on July 27…held Triple-A opponents to a .206 average…went 0-0 with a 4.76 ERA in 4 September relief outings, the first of his big league career (5.2 IP, 7 H, 3R, 3 ER)…was not on any postsea- son roster…allowed 8 grand slams for the year…2006: Won at least 14 games for a 3rd straight season, joining just 3 others in A.L. to pull that trick from 2004-06 (also Johan Santana, Kenny Rogers, and )…beginning June 1, went 11-6, 3.91 (60 ER/138.0 IP) over his final 22 starts…earned 10th win of the year in 100th career start on Aug. 10 vs. LAA, 2 days after signing a 3- year extension through 2009 with a club option for 2010…reached 200.0 IP for the 2nd consecutive season after pitching his first career 9.0-inning CG on the season’s final day, Oct. 1 vs Tampa Bay…2005: Finished 4th in A.L. Cy Young voting after leading the league in winning pct. (.783) and ranking T2nd in wins (18, most by a LHP in the A.L.)…reached 200.0 innings for the first time…was first Cleveland pitcher to lead league in winning pct. since in 1951…ranked among league leaders in opponents OBP (6th, .295) and baserunners per 9 (8th, 10.96)…won 9 consecutive decisions, July 18-Sept. 22 to start the 2nd half, tied for longest win streak in the A.L. in ’05…overall for second “half”, was 9-1, 3.66 (38 ER/93.1 IP)…Tribe was 23-9 in his starts…had surgery on Oct. 26 in Philadelphia to repair a right-sided incisional hernia (Dr. Bill Meyers)…2004: Ranked T8th in the A.L. in wins (14) and winning pct. (.636) and finished 5th in SO/9.0 IP (8.1) in his first full big league season…started the season 5-0 and allowed 3 runs or less in each of his first 8 starts…won 10 of first 11 decisions, but won just 5 games in second “half” as he had a 6.71 ERA (89 ER/119.1 IP) beginning June 1…ejected by HP umpire Matt Hollowell in the 4th inning, June 13 vs. Cincinnati, after throwing behind Ken Griffey Jr.; suspended for 6 games on June 19 (served the suspension, 6/24-30)… 2003: Spent the first 2 months of the season on the DL (lower abdominal strain and a sports hernia)…originally felt discomfort in the region during minor league winter development program in the offseason and was placed on the 60-day DL on March 29 after being limited to just one bullpen session in spring training…split June between Akron (AA) and Buffalo (AAA), going 3-0, 1.93 (6 ER/28.0 IP) in 5 starts…recalled on June 29 and started Game 1 of a DH the next day at KC, picking up his first ML win (6.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 5 SO)…was optioned back to Buffalo and made 8 more Triple-A starts before he was recalled on Aug. 16…went 2-3, 4.08 (21 ER/46.1 IP) over 8 starts the rest of the year…had sur- gery to repair the hernia on Oct. 8 in Philadelphia (Dr. Bill Meyers )…2002: Began the season with Harrisburg (AA)…named Montreal’s Minor League Player of the Month for May (4-1, 2.11 ERA)…traded to Cleveland on June 27… led the Eastern League in strikeouts (105) and ranked 7th in ERA (3.23) at the time of the trade…selected to appear in the Double-A All-Star Game…promot- ed to Buffalo (AAA) on July 18 and contract purchased on Sept. 13 following the International League playoffs…made his major league debut in start Sept. 15 vs. Minnesota (L, 5.1 IP, 2 H, 1 R)…only other start for Tribe was sept. 21 at Kansas City (ND, 5.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R)…was named 5th-best prospect in the Cleveland system by Baseball America following the season…2001: Pitched for Jupiter (A) and finished 3rd in the in strikeouts (129)…led all FSL starting pitchers in SO/9.0 IP (10.53) and held opponents to the 5th-lowest average (.213)…pitched 8.0 hitless innings Aug. 4 vs. St. Lucie (1 BB, 10 SO) after a rehabbing pitcher started the game…2000: Made professional debut with Cape Fear (A) in the South Atlantic League after being selected by Montreal in the 4th round of the 2000 June draft…was teammates with .

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Attended Meridian Community College (MS), 1998-99, and University of Arkansas in 2000…had his number retired during the 2008-09 offseason by Benton (AR) High School and honored with a Cliff Lee Day as well in Benton…prior to being drafted by Montreal in 4th round of 2000 Draft, was selected twice and did not sign…was selected by Florida in 8th round of 1997 June draft…was also selected by Baltimore in the 20th round of the 1998 June draft…is a member of the Mississippi Junior College Sports Hall of Fame.

PERSONAL/COMMUNITY: Clifton Phifer Lee…married, wife’s name is Kristen; one son, Jaxon and one daughter, Maci…2005 Award nominee for Cleveland…has been involved in several charities during his playing career, including serving as honorary chairs for the Light the Night Walks held at Progressive Field, 2006-08, to raise funds for cancer research and patient services for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society…son, Jaxon, is a children’s leukemia survivor…the Lees routinely donate their time and money to the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

3 LEE CONTINUED CAREER RECORD YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB-I SO WP BK 2000 Cape Fear-1,2,3 1-4 5.24 11 11 0 0 0 44.2 50 39 26 1 1 36-0 63 3 2 2001 Jupiter 6-7 2.79 21 20 0 0 0 109.2 78 43 34 13 4 46-0 129 2 3 2002 Harrisburg 7-2 3.23 15 15 0 0 0 86.1 61 31 31 12 1 23-0 105 2 0 Akron-4 2-1 5.40 3 3 0 0 0 16.2 11 11 10 1 1 10-0 18 1 0 Buffalo 3-2 3.77 8 8 0 0 0 43.0 36 18 18 7 1 22-0 30 1 1 Cleveland 0-1 1.74 2 2 0 0 0 10.1 6 2 2 0 0 8-1 6 0 1 2003 Kinston 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 0 1 0 0 0 3-0 4 0 0 Akron 1-0 1.50 2 2 0 0 0 12.0 7 2 2 1 0 4-0 13 0 0 Buffalo 6-1 3.27 11 11 0 0 0 63.1 62 24 23 4 4 31-0 61 2 1 Cleveland-5 3-3 3.61 9 9 0 0 0 52.1 41 28 21 7 2 20-1 44 3 0 2004 Cleveland 14-8 5.43 33 33 0 0 0 179.0 188 113 108 30 11 81-1 161 6 0 2005 Cleveland 18-5 3.79 32 32 1 0 0 202.0 194 91 85 22 0 52-1 143 4 0 2006 Cleveland 14-11 4.40 33 33 1 0 0 200.2 224 114 98 29 8 58-3 129 3 0 2007 Kinston 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 Akron 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 2 0 0 0 0 1-0 7 0 0 Buffalo 1-3 3.51 8 8 0 0 0 41.0 32 17 16 1 1 25-0 50 3 0 Cleveland-6 5-8 6.29 20 16 1 0 0 97.1 112 73 68 17 7 36-1 66 5 0 2008 Cleveland 22-3 2.54 31 31 4 2 0 223.1 214 68 63 12 5 34-1 170 4 0 2009 Cleveland 7-9 3.14 22 22 3 1 0 152.0 165 53 53 10 3 33-1 107 6 0 Philadelphia-7,8 7-4 3.39 12 12 3 1 0 79.2 80 35 30 7 2 10-0 74 1 0 MAJOR TOTALS 90-52 3.97 194 190 13 4 0 1196.2 1224 577 528 134 38 332-10 900 32 1 MINOR TOTALS 28-20 3.36 82 81 0 0 0 428.0 340 186 160 40 13 201-0 484 14 7 1- Selected by Florida in the 8th round of the 1997 June draft...did not sign. 2- Selected by Baltimore in the 20th round of the 1998 June draft...did not sign. 3- Selected by Montreal in the 4th round of the 2000 June draft. 4- Acquired by Cleveland on June 27, 2002, along with INF , INF Brandon Phillips, and OF , in exchange for RHP Bartolo Colon and RHP . 5- On disabled list, April 1-May 30, 2003 with strained lower abdominal muscle/hernia...included rehab assignment with Kinston May 29. 6- On disabled list, April 1-May 3, 2007 with right abdominal strain...included rehab assignment with Kinston on April 10, Buffalo on April 21, and Akron on April 27. 7- Acquired by Philadelphia on July 29, 2009, along with OF Ben Francisco, in exchange for RHP Carlos Carrasco, SS Jason Donald, RHP Jason Knapp, and C Lou Marson. 8- Acquired by Seattle on Dec. 16, 2009, in exchange for RHP Phillippe Aumont, OF Tyson Gillies, and RHP JC Ramirez. DIVISION SERIES RECORD YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB-I SO WP BK 2009 Phi vs. Col 1-0 1.10 2 2 1 0 0 16.1 11 4 2 0 0 3-0 10 2 0

LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES RECORD YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB-I SO WP BK 2009 Phi vs. LA 1-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 8.0 3 0 0 1 0 0-0 10 0 0 WORLD SERIES RECORD YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB-I SO WP BK 2009 Phi vs. NYY 2-0 2.81 2 2 0 0 0 16.0 13 6 5 0 0 3-0 13 0 0 CAREER FIELDING CAREER HIGHS P PCT G PO A E TC DP Low-Hit CG: 2, Aug. 19, 2009 vs. ARI 2002 1.000 2 1 2 0 3 0 Innings: 9.0, 18x, last July 10, 2010 vs. BAL 2003 .857 9 1 5 1 7 0 Strikeouts: 11, 3x, last, July 4, 2010 at DET 2004 1.000 33 5 7 0 12 0 2005 .833 32 5 10 3 18 0 Walks: 5, 4x, Sept. 19, 2006 at OAK 2006 .955 33 3 18 1 22 0 Winning Streak: 11 games, July 11 - Sept. 12, 2008 2007 .923 20 7 5 1 13 2 Losing Streak: 6 games, July 21 - Sept. 2, 2004 2008 .968 31 16 14 1 31 2 2009 .962 22 8 17 1 26 1 2009 .938 12 3 12 1 16 1 TOTALS .939 194 49 90 9 148 6

4 C Bengie 11 Born: July 20, 1974 in Rio Piedras, PR Opening Day Age: 35 Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5-10 Weight: 233

Resides: Yuma, AZ MLB Service Time: 10.077 Contract Status: Signed through 2010 How Acquired: From San Francisco on July 1, 2010 in exchange for RHP and RHP Michael Main

CAREER: The veteran backstop is in his 18th professional season and 13th in the majors...was acquired by Texas from San Francisco on July 1, 2010, along with cash considerations, in exchange for right-handed pitchers Chris Ray and Michael Main...orig- inally signed by the Angels as a non-drafted free agent out of Puerto Rico, Molina has also played with LA of Anaheim (1998-2005), Toronto (2006), and San Francisco (2007-10)...he caught every game of the for the Angels championship squad, also appearing in the postseason with the Halos in 2004 and 2005...the two-time Gold Glove Award winner carried a .994 career field- ing percentage into the 2010 season, 6th-highest among active ...he also entered this season having caught 28.8% (243 of 845) of attempted base stealers, 12th among active players (min. 500 games)...has the 2nd-highest RBI total (631) while catching of any player over the last decade (2000-09), driving in at least 80 runs in each of his last 3 seasons...has also connected for at least 15 home runs in each of the last 5...held or shared N.L. lead with 11 sac flies in each of the last 2 seasons.

GOLD GLOVES: Won Rawlings American League Gold Glove Awards in both 2002 and 2003 and is currently one of only four active catchers to receive the award multiple times, joining Ivan Rodriguez (13), (2), and (2)...Molina led the A.L. in caught stealing percentage in each of those campaigns, nabbing 42.7% (32-75) of attempted base stealers in 2002 and 44.4% (36- 81) in 2003...his Gold Glove in 2002 snapped Ivan Rodriguez’s 10-year reign in the A.L., all 10 coming as a member of the Rangers.

POSTSEASON: Has appeared on 3 postseason rosters during his career, all as a member of the Angels, batting .264 (24-91) with 4 doubles, one triple, 3 home runs and 12 RBI over 29 playoff games...that includes a .368 (7-19) average with runners in scoring posi- tion...has also caught 33.3% (8-of-24) of attempted base stealers...was a member of the Angels' 2002 World Series Championship team, catching all 16 of the team’s playoff games, including all 7 in the Fall Classic against San Francisco...also made the playoffs with Anaheim in 2004 and 2005...homered in 3 straight games against the Yankees to open the 2005 ALDS...that stretch began a 6- game hit streak (.409, 9-for-22) that extended into Game 1 of the 2005 ALCS against Chicago.

2009: Batted .265 (130-491) with a career-high 20 homers, 25 doubles, and 80 RBI in 132 games for the Giants…his 20 homers ranked 2nd on team behind (25)…led N.L. with 11 sac flies…hit .309 (72-233) at home…posted 2nd-lowest on-base pct. (.285) of any player in majors behind Kansas City's Yuniesky Betancourt (.274), also 2nd-lowest of his career (.274 in 2002)…drew 13 walks in 520 PA...started 120 games behind the plate and one at DH...caught 23 attempted base stealers (27.1%, 23-85), T2nd-most in the N.L...became first Giants catcher to start 3-straight openers since Kirt Manwaring started 5-straight from 1992-96...missed 8 games from Aug. 25 to Sept. 4 due to tight right quad…hit 2-out, pinch-hit 3-run homer on Aug. 26 vs. Arizona in 8th inning off Arizona Chad Qualls, turning Giants’ 3-1 deficit into 4-3 victory…hit game-winning solo homer on Sept. 4 at Milwaukee in 8th inning off Todd Coffey.

2008: Batted .292 (155-for-530) with 46 runs, 33 doubles, 16 HRs and 95 RBI in 145 games, setting career highs in hits, doubles and RBI…his 91 RBI as catcher marked 2nd-highest total ever by a Giants backstop behind Dick Dietz in 1970 (104)…had 11 sac flies, tied for most in N.L. and majors...started 132 at catcher and 1 as DH)...hit first career walk-off home run April 8 vs. San Diego, a solo shot in 11th inning off Cla Meredith, also his 2nd homer of the game...named NL Player of Week for May 19-25, batting .652 (15-23) with a 1.043 SLG…had walk-off sac fly in bottom of 9th on Aug. 20 vs. Florida…became first Giants player to be involved with instant replay on Sept. 26 vs. Los Angeles-NL at AT&T Park, as 6th-inning single was reversed to a home run…became 2nd Giant ever to earn "Willie Mac" Award in consecutive years...2007: Batted .276 (137-497) with 19 homers and 81 RBI in first season as a Giant...batted .315 (47-149) with RISP...was honored with "Willie Mac" Award for most inspirational play, as voted by teammates, coaches and fans...became 3rd catcher in big league history to homer twice in same inning on May 6 vs. Mets, going deep twice in 5th inning (Oliver Perez, Lino Urdaneta)…marked 6th occurrence in Giants history, first since Willie McCovey June 27, 1977 at Cincinnati...2006: Spent lone season in Toronto, batting .284 (123-433) with 19 homers and 57 RBI over 117 games…his 19 homers were most by Blue Jays backstop since Darrin Fletcher in 2000 (20)…logged career high 17-game hitting streak May 23-June 20…hit 3rd career grand slam Aug. 27 vs. Kansas City (Odalis Perez)...2005: Batted .295 (121-410) in final season with Angels, which ranked as the 22nd best avg. among A.L. players with at least 400 AB...hit an A.L.-best .393 (48-122) vs. lefties, 2nd-best in majors...made 6th Opening Day start behind plate for Angels, matching for 2nd-most in club history (Buck Rodgers, 7)…was on DL April 18-May 12 with strained right quadriceps…both he and brother Jose hammered HRs July 31 at Yankee Stadium off Randy Johnson, becoming just 8th pair of siblings on same team to go deep in same game (1st since Jason and Jeremy Giambi did so for Oakland Aug. 11, 2001)…went 8-for-18 (.444) with 3 HRs and 5 RBI in ALDS victory over Yankees before going 2-for-17 (.118) in ALCS loss to White Sox…2004: Hit .276 (93-337) with 10 homers and 54 RBI…batted .320 (31-for-97) with RISP…7 of his 10 home runs either tied game or gave Halos lead…logged pair of stints on DL, as he was shelved June 4-19 with strained left calf and Aug. 1-17 with fractured right index finger…appeared in all 3 games of ALDS vs. Boston, but was just 1-for-6 (.167)…2003: Earned 2nd consecu- MOLINA CONTINUED tive A.L. Gold Glove Award…led A.L. after throwing out 44.4% of attempted base stealers (36-of-81)…logged .994 fielding pct., com- mitting just 5 errors in 745 total chances…batted .281 (115-409) with 24 doubles, 14 homers and 71 RBI...hit .346 (37-147) with RISP…was one of 5 A.L. players up for internet voting to determine final All-Star spot, losing out to Boston's …missed final month of campaign after suffering injury Sept. 3 at Minnesota on final play of game…was involved in home plate collision with Twins’ Dustan Mohr, resulting in fractured distal ulna and distal radius above left wrist…underwent surgery, procedure performed by Hand and Wrist specialist Dr. Norman Zemel in Los Angeles…2002: Won first career Rawlings A.L. Gold Glove Award during Angels’ World Series championship season...the Gold Glove snapped Ivan Rodriguez’s streak of 10 consecutive seasons with the honor…established Angels’ single-season franchise record for a catcher with .999 fielding pct., as he was charged with just 1 error in 768 total chances…joined Bob Boone as only Angels receivers to capture Gold Glove Award…led all ML backstops by catching 42.7% of attempted base-stealers (32-75)…on DL July 17-Aug. 1 with strained left hamstring…played in all 16 games during Angels’ run to World Series championship…after not tripling since 2000, legged out 3-bagger during Game 4 of ALCS vs. Minnesota…he and brother Jose became just 4th set of brothers to appear for same team in same game of World Series, and first since San Francisco’s Felipe and Matty Alou in 1962…became 14th player ever to reach base safely 5 times in World Series game, going 2-for-2 with 3 walks in Game 3 victory at SF…doubled twice in decisive Game 7 victory, including RBI-double that tied game 1-1 in bottom of 2nd inning…2001: Batted .262 (85-325) with 6 homers and 40 RBI…placed on DL May 5-June 26 with strained right hamstring…brother, Jose, was recalled from Triple-A Salt Lake to replace him on roster…established Angels franchise record by collecting 9-straight hits Aug. 20-23…collected 1st career pinch-hit home run Aug. 12 vs. Toronto ()…2000: Completed 1st full ML season, batting .281 (133-473) with 20 doubles, 14 homers and 71 RBI…finished 4th in A.L. Rookie of the Year voting…selected to Topps’ Rookie All-Star Team…70 RBI as catcher marked most in Angels history at the position (drove in 1 run as DH)…127 games caught were most by Angel since in 1990 (131)…his 14 HRs were most by Halos catcher since Parrish in 1991 (18)…posted .991 fielding pct., while nailing 32.7% of would-be base stealers (34-of-104)…set franchise record for highest batting avg. in any single month (min. 75 AB), batting .461 (35-76) in May…was member of MLB All-Star team that toured Japan over winter…1999: Began year at Triple-A Edmonton, batting .286 (69-241) with 7 homers and 41 RBI in 65 games…recalled by Angels Aug. 31 and hit .257 (26-101) with one homer and 10 RBI in 31 games…made first major league start behind plate Aug. 4 vs. Kansas City, going 3-for-4 with a double and RBI…singled off Royals’ Jay Witasick for first big league hit…connected for first ML home run Aug. 19 at Chicago- AL (Jim Parque)…suffered strained left hamstring Sept. 16 at KC and missed final 15 games of season…1998: Split campaign between Double-A Midland and Triple-A Vancouver, while also earning pair of recalls by the Angels…opened season at Vancouver, hitting .293 (54-184) in 49 games…made ML debut Sept. 21 vs. Texas, entering game as defensive replacement at catcher…1997: Split season between Single-A Lake Elsinore and Midland, combining to hit .302 (77-255) in 65 games…1996: Logged full campaign at Single-A Midland, hitting .274 (100-365) in 108 contests…1995: Hit all 3 levels of Angels’ farm system, appearing at Triple-A Vancouver, Double-A Cedar Rapids and Single-A Lake Elsinore…1994: Hit .281 (48-171) for Midwest League champion Cedar Rapids…1993: Began professional career with Angels’ entry in Arizona Rookie League.

PERSONAL: Benjamin Jose Molina Jr...his father Benjamin Sr. was inducted into the Puerto Rico Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame as a second baseman (.320 career average)...his induction day was Oct. 27, 2002, the same day as Game 7 of the 2002 World Series...is the oldest of 3 Molina brothers, all major league catchers, joining Jose (6/3/75) and Yadier (7/13/82)...the Molina's are the only trio of major league siblings in which each brother has won a ...with Yadier's major league debut June 3, 2004, they became first trio of brothers to appear in the same major league season since Jose, Hector, and Tommy Cruz in 1997...Bengie and Jose both caught for the Angels from 2001-05, becoming 2nd tandem of siblings to appear at catcher on the same major league team during same season (also Amos and Lave Cross on the 1887 Louisville Colonels)...Bengie and his wife, Jamie, have 3 daugh- ters: Kyshly, Kelssy, and Marie. MOLINA CONTINUED CAREER RECORD YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF BB-I SO SB CS HP GIDP SLG OBP 1993 AZL Angels-1 .263 27 80 9 21 31620100110-0 4021 1.388 .348 1994 Cedar Rapids .281 48 171 14 48 6580316108-0121233.380 .324 1995 Vancouver .000 1 2 0 0 0000 000 0-01000 0.000 .000 Cedar Rapids .293 39 133 15 39 60904171115-0 11111 4.451 .367 Lake Elsinore .385 27 96 21 37 5472212318-17004 2.563 .450 1996 Midland .274 108 365 45 100 149 21 2 8 54 4 5 25-1 2501616.408 .327 1997 Lake Elsinore .282 36 149 18 42 68 10 2 4 33 0 3 7-2 9010 5.456 .308 Midland .330 29 106 18 35 61806300210-0 7000 2.575 .381 1998 Midland .357 41 154 28 55 90809390114-2 7013 7.584 .419 Vancouver .293 49 184 13 54 6891122115-0141106.370 .311 Anaheim .000 2 1 0 0 0000 000 0-00000 0.000 .000 1999 Edmonton .286 65 241 28 69 106 16 0 7 41 1 4 15-1 17126 7.440 .338 Anaheim .257 31 101 8 26 3450110006-06012 5.337 .312 2000 Anaheim .281 130 473 59 133 199 20 2 14 71 4 7 23-0 3310617.421 .318 2001 Salt Lake-2 .278 5 18 2 5 6100 300 2-03000 2.333 .350 Rancho Cucamonga .545 3 11 1 6 7100 200 0-01000 0.636 .545 Anaheim .262 96 325 31 85 114 11 0 6 40 2 4 16-3 51018 8.351 .309 2002 Anaheim -3 .245 122 428 34 105 138 18 0 5 47 6 6 15-3 3400415.322 .274 Rancho Cucamonga .500 1 2 0 1 1000 000 1-00001 0.500 .750 2003 Anaheim .281 119 409 37 115 181 24 0 14 71 2 4 13-2 3111217.443 .304 2004 Anaheim-4,5 .276 97 337 36 93 136 13 0 10 54 2 4 18-1 3501218.404 .313 2005 LA of Anaheim .295 119 410 45 121 183 17 0 15 69 5 6 27-2 4102114.446 .336 2006 Toronto-6 .284 117 433 44 123 202 20 1 19 57 0 2 19-1 4711415.467 .319 2007 San Francisco-7.276 134 497 38 137 215 19 1 19 81 1 2 15-2 5300213.433 .298 2008 San Francisco .292 145 530 46 155 236 33 0 16 95 0 11 19-5 3800923.445 .322 2009 San Francisco-8.265 132 491 52 130 217 25 1 20 80 0 11 13-3 6800514.442 .285 MAJOR TOTALS .276 1244 4435 430 1223 766 205 5 139 675 22 57 184-22 437 3 7 45 159 .418 .308 MINOR TOTALS .299 479 1712 212 512 1855 104 9 44 279 11 19 120-7 118 4 11 25 55 .447 .350

1- Signed by California as a non-drafted free agent on May 23, 1993 2- On disabled list, May 5-June 27, 2001 with strained right hamstring...included rehab assignments with Rancho Cucamonga and Salt Lake. 3- On disabled list, July 17-August 1, 2002 with strained left hamstring...included rehab assignment with Rancho Cucamonga. 4- On disabled list, June 4-19, 2004 with strained left calf. 5- On disabled list, August 1-17, 2004 with fractured right index finger. 6- Signed by Toronto on Feb. 6, 2006. 7- Signed by San Francisco on Dec. 6, 2006. 8- Acquired by Texas from San Francisco on July 1, 2010, along with cash considerations, in exchange for RHP Chris Ray and RHP Michael Main.

CAREER FIELDING CAREER HIGHS C PCT G PO A E TC DP PB Hits: 4, 16x, last April 12, 2010 vs. PIT 1998 1.000 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 Runs: 4, May 12, 2000 vs. TEX 1999 .991 30 192 19 2 213 2 3 Doubles: 3, May 25, 2008 at FLA 2000 .991 127 683 61 7 751 9 6 2001 .991 94 527 36 5 568 4 4 Home Runs: 2, 7x, last Sept. 29, 2009 vs. ARI 2002 .999 121 707 60 1 768 6 5 RBI: 5, 3x, last Aug. 24, 2008 vs. SD 2003 .993 117 672 63 5 740 10 4 Stolen Bases: 1, 3x, last Sept. 9, 2006 at LAA 2004 .995 89 597 56 3 656 5 6 Hitting Streak: 17, May 23- June 20, 2006 2005 .996 105 641 47 3 691 5 10 2006 .997 99 614 48 2 664 6 11 2007 .991 129 808 61 8 877 4 16 2008 .995 136 987 71 5 1063 6 5 2009 .995 123 942 77 5 1024 8 4 2010 .998 58 396 36 1 433 4 3 Totals .994 1230 7767 635 47 8449 69 77 C Matt 15 Born: March 3, 1976 in Garden Grove, CA Opening Day Age: 34 Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6-0 Weight: 205

Resides: Coral Springs, FL MLB Service Time: 5.093 Contract Status: Signed through 2010 How Acquired: From Milwaukee on March 22, 2010 in exchange for INF

CAREER: A non-roster invitee to Milwaukee camp this spring, Treanor was acquired by Texas in a March 22 trade in exchange for infielder Ray Olmedo…signed with Milwaukee in December…missed almost the entire season last year for hip surgery…entering 2010, had appeared in 278 big league games with Florida (2004-08) and Detroit (2009), batting .232 with 8 home runs and 70 RBI…originally drafted by Kansas City in the fourth round of the 1994 June draft, he was acquired by Florida in a July 29, 1997 trade for left-hander .

2009: Detroit’s backup catcher entering the season, he appeared in just 4 games with the Tigers before undergoing surgery on April 30, 2009 to repair a torn labrum and impingement in his right hip performed by Dr. Bryan Kelly.

2008: Completed his 5th season with the Florida Marlins, establishing career bests with 206 at-bats, 18 runs scored, 49 hits and 23 RBI…equaled a career high with a 6-game hitting streak April 27-May 10, batting .391 (9-23)…established a career best with 3 RBI on May 8 vs. Milwaukee -- matched the high with 3 RBI on July 4 at Colorado…batted .313 (21-67) with two doubles, a home run and 11 RBI in 18 games during May…sidelined July 8-Aug. 6 with a left hip strain -- saw action in 5 games with Single-A Jupiter as part of an injury rehabilitation assignment Aug. 1-6…hit .305 (18-59) with runners in scoring position…unconditionally released by the Marlins on Dec. 15…2007: Batted a career-high .269 for the Marlins, connecting for a career-best 4 home runs…honored with the Charlie Hough Good Guy Award by the South Florida chapter of the BBWAA…hit .393 (11x28) in 8 games during June…equaled a career high with 3 hits on July 21 vs. Cincinnati -- matched the high with 3 hits on Aug. 21 at St. Louis…batted .391 (9-23) in 7 games during July…hit .324 (12-37) with runners in scoring position…2006: Appeared in a career-high 67 games for the Marlins…estab- lished a career best with a 6-game hitting streak April 17-May 2, batting .350 (7-20)…belted his first major league home run on June 20 at Baltimore, a solo shot off in the 4th inning…sidelined Aug. 1-16 with a left shoulder strain…threw out 41.9 per- cent of runners attempting to steal (13-31)…2005: Completed his first full season at the major league level with the Marlins…equaled a career best with 3 hits on May 29 vs. New York-NL…hit .308 (12-39) with runners in scoring position…2004: Opened the season with Albuquerque (AAA) before receiving his first major league action in 2 separate stints with the Marlins…had his contract pur- chased from Albuquerque by the Marlins on June 2 -- made his major league debut that afternoon versus Cincinnati, starting behind the plate…collected his first major league hit that day, a single in the 5th inning off Cory Lidle…established a career best with 3 hits on June 13 at Detroit…optioned to Albuquerque by the Marlins on July 31…recalled again on September 1 -- saw action in 5 games for the Marlins over the remainder of the season…2003: Led all Pacific Coast League catchers with 602 putouts for Albuquerque…tied for the lead among catchers in the PCL with 11 errors…collected a season-high 4 hits on April 12 vs. Oklahoma…sidelined June 4-17 with a right shoulder separation…saw action in 4 games during the PCL playoffs, going hitless in 12 at-bats…2002: Began the season with Double-A Portland before having his contract transferred to Triple A Calgary on June 26…had season-high 5 RBI on April 20 at Trenton…collected a season-best 4 hits on April 25 vs. Trenton…also had 4 hits Sept. 2 vs. Edmonton…had 2-homer game for Portland May 10 at Erie…sidelined June 1-11 with a right ankle contusion…forced to the disabled list July 8-15 with Calgary with a right thigh contusion…2001: Saw action with Portland, Single-A Kane County and the Gulf Coast League Marlins…opened the season with Portland -- sidelined April 30-July 16 with a right ankle sprain…joined the Gulf Coast League Marlins for an injury rehabilitation assignment June 30-July 16…transferred to Kane County from Portland on July 16 -- saw action in one game with Kane County before having his contract transferred back to Portland on July 19…2000: Spent the entire sea- son with Single-A Brevard County, seeing action in 109 games…collected a season-high 5 hits on April 21 at Jupiter…posted sea- son-best 5 RBI on June 7 at Daytona…1999: Batted .286 with 10 home runs in 86 games as he spent the season with Kane County…tied for the Midwest League lead among all catchers with 6 double plays…tabbed the Midwest League Player of the Week for April 8-14 after hitting .440 (11-25) with 2 doubles, 3 home runs and 7 RBI in 6 games during the week…collected a season-best 4 hits, 2 home runs and 6 RBI on April 10 vs. Wisconsin…hit .263 (5-19) with a home run and 4 RBI in 6 games during the Midwest League playoffs…1998: Saw action in 80 games with Brevard County, his first full season in the Marlins organization…sidelined Sept. 2-9 with a right knee contusion…1997: Opened the season with Single-A Wilmington in the Kansas City organization before being acquired by the Marlins in a 2-player deal on July 29 -- assigned to Brevard County after being acquired by the Marlins…tabbed the best defensive catcher in the Carolina League by Baseball America…1996: Saw action in 119 games for Single-A Lansing, 3rd-most among all players on the club…1995: Spent his first full season in with Single-A Springfield…1994: Made his professional debut with the Gulf Coast Royals after being selected by Kansas City in the 4th round of the June 1994 draft.

PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS: Matthew Aaron Treanor...he and his wife Misty May-Treanor reside in Coral Springs, FL during the off-season…his wife, Misty, won a gold medal in beach volleyball at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece and the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China…graduated from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, CA in 1994 -- tabbed a Second-Team All- American as a senior.

1 TREANOR CONTINUED CAREER RECORD YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF BB-I SO SB CS HP GIDP SLG OBP 1994 GCL Royals .182 46 99 17 18 26501121114-1 23113 2.263 .299 1995 Springfield .185 75 211 17 39 58623192221-0 59114 1.275 .269 1996 Lansing .260 119 384 56 100 140 18 2 6 33 6 1 35-1 63 5 3 13 9 .365 .342 1997 Wilmington .198 80 257 22 51 74615256025-0 59162 4.288 .275 Brevard County-2 .214 23 70 11 15 21410 31012-0 14002 1.300 .345 1998 Brevard County .235 80 243 24 57 74803281338-0 45325 4.305 .346 1999 Kane County .286 86 308 56 88 141 21 1 10 53 2 2 36-0 65 4 1 15 9 .458 .385 2000 Brevard County .246 109 350 51 86 112 17 0 3 37 4 3 48-0 65 3 3 14 6 .320 .357 2001 GCL Marlins .412 11 34 10 14 21401 400 7-07300 1.618 .512 Kane County 1.000 1 1 2 1 1000 000 3-00000 01.000 1.000 Portland .157 35 89 7 14 22202 82013-0 18119 2.247 .324 2002 Portland .250 50 156 24 39 73519281028-1 33307 5.468 .387 Calgary .284 36 95 10 27 38801180012-0 13115 4.400 .393 2003 Albuquerque .273 98 315 45 86 139 18 1 11 40 1 3 39-1 44 9 4 17 8 .441 .380 2004 Albuquerque .258 62 198 32 51 83808382334-1 44 2 0 10 5 .419 .388 Florida .236 29 55 7 13 15200 100 4-0130023.273 .311 2005 Florida .201 58 134 10 27 35800131016-1 28003 5.261 .301 2006 Florida-3 .229 67 157 12 36 50612142219-4 34015 4.318 .328 2007 Florida .269 55 171 16 46 67714192119-1 29005 2.392 .357 2008 Jupiter .313 5 16 7 5 9101 501 6-03000 1.563 .478 Florida-4,5,6 .238 65 206 18 49 62702235218-1 53103 2.301 .306 2009 Detroit-7,8,9 .000 4 13 0 0 0000 000 1-04000 3.000 .071 MAJOR TOTALS .232 278 736 63 171 229 30 2 8 70 10 5 77-7 161 1 1 18 19 .311 .318 MINOR TOTALS .245 916 2826 391 691 1032 131 9 64 351 29 19 371-5 555 37 23 106 62 .365 .352

1- Selected by Kansas City in the 4th round of the 1994 June draft...signed by Gary Johnson. 2- Acquired by Florida from Kansas City in exchange for LHP Matt Whisenant on July 29. 3- On disabled list, Aug. 3-15, 2006 with left shoulder strain. 4- On disabled list, July 8-Aug. 6, 2008 with left hip strain. 5- Released by Florida on December 15, 2008. 6- Signed by Detroit as a free agent on December 18, 2008. 7- On disabled list, April 24-May 3, 2009 with right hip strain....transferred to 60-day disabled list on May 4. 8- Signed by Milwaukee as a free agent on December 18, 2009. 9- Acquired by Texas from Milwaukee, in exchange for INF Ray Olmedo on March 22, 2010.

CAREER FIELDING CAREER HIGHS C PCT G PO A E TC DP PB Hits: 3, 4x, last Aug. 21, 2007 at StL 2004 .976 27 117 6 3 126 0 0 Runs: 2, 5x, last July 1, 2008 vs. WSH 2005 .985 55 309 14 5 328 4 4 Doubles: 2, 2x, last May 2, 2006 vs. PHI 2006 .993 61 374 26 3 403 2 2 Home Runs: 1, 8x, last July 4, 2008 at COL 2007 .993 53 385 16 3 404 2 3 RBI: 3, 2x, last July 4, 2008 at COL 2008 .984 65 453 29 8 490 3 2 Stolen Bases: 1, Apr. 7, 2008 at WSH 2009 1.000 4 28 0 0 28 0 0 Totals .988 265 1666 91 22 1779 11 11 Hitting Streak: 6, last April 27-May 10, 2008

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