(64-46) at Oakland Athletics (55-54) RHP (9-8, 3.45) vs. RHP Trevor Cahill (11-4, 2.72) Game #111 • Road #54 (28-25) • Sun., Aug. 8, 2010 • Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum • 3:07 p.m. (CDT) • FSSW / 1080 AM / KFLC

WINS AND LOSSES: The Rangers lost to the A’s 6-2 yesterday to even this BEAR DOWN: The Rangers lost yesterday despite holding Oakland to 0-for-6 series entering today’s rubber games series and road trip finale…the loss with runners in scoring position…Texas is among the best in the majors at snapped Rangers’ 3-game win streak…club is 4-4 on this 9-game, 10-day road holding teams down with runners in scoring position, ranking 2nd in the A.L. trip to Anaheim (1-2), Seattle (2-1), and Oakland (1-1)…Texas has won 7 of 12, and 3rd in the majors…today’s starter, Colby Lewis, holds batters to a .169 9 of 15, and 12 of 19, and is 14-8 (.636) since All-Star break, 3rd-best record average with RISP, 4th-best in the league… (10th, .221) and C.J. in A.L. and T5th-best in majors since break…Texas has won 6 of last 8,series Wilson (11th, .222) also rank among the league’s best in opponents average and are 14-4-0 in last 18 series overall…club has won 31 of 49 beginning June with RISP. 12 and 50 of 82 since May 6…club’s 59-37 (.615) record beginning April 22 is best in majors…at 64-46 (.582), the Rangers have the 3rd-best overall LOWEST OPPONENT AVERAGES WITH RISP, 2010 record in both the A.L. and majors…current record is 2nd-best in team his- Opp. Avg. RISP Team H / AB tory after 110 games…team was season-high 19 games above .500 after win .205 San Francisco 187 / 912 on Friday, just 3rd time since 1999 for club to be at least 19 over (also twice in .216 Tampa Bay 191 / 883 2009). .234 Texas 213 / 911 .237 Atlanta 215 / 908 RANGERS’ BEST RANGERS’ BEST .238 New York-NL 236 / 993 110-GAME RECORDS 111-GAME RECORDS Rk W-L Year(s) Rk W-L Year(s) 1 66-44 1999 1 66-45 1999 TOP DOWN: The top 3 hitters in the Texas order yesterday, Elvis Andrus, 2 64-46 2010 2 63-48 1977 Michael Young, and Josh Hamilton, went a combined 0-for-11 with a walk…it 3 62-48 1977, 2009 3 62-49 1996, 2009 was just the 3rd time all season for the Rangers to go hitless in the top 3 spots in the batting order…to find the other 2, you have to go all the way back to the BEST RECORDS IN MAJORS, 2010 2nd and 3rd games of the season, against Toronto on April 7-8 in Win Pct. Team W-L G Arlington…Julio Borbon and Young resided in the top 2 spots for both of those .624 New York-AL 68-41 109 games…Hamilton hit 3rd in the first game, but Ryan Garko (0-3) hit 3rd in the .609 Tampa Bay 67-43 110 second contest, and Chris Davis went 0-for-1 after entering the game in that .582 Texas 64-46 110 slot…Rangers are 0-3 in the 3 contests this season in which the top 3 spots go .578 San Diego 63-46 109 hitless. .573 Atl / CWS 63-47 110 RUBBER SOUL: Texas will play a rubber game for a 4th consecutive series WITH A WIN TODAY, the Rangers could: here today…team has gone 2-1 in the first 3 of those rubber games and is 6- • Secure a winning road trip at 5-4…it would make 3 straight winning road trips 6 in such contests this season, 2-3 on the road in ‘10…Rangers are also 18- (multiple cities only). 17 in series finales this season, 7-10 on the road. • Match season high at 19 games above .500 (also after Friday’s win). • Improve to 15-4-0 in last 19 series, 8-2-0 in last 10 road series. ON THE ROAD: Rangers have won 7 of last 9 road series since the beginning of June, with only series losses in that span coming in Anaheim…would need STILL ON TOP: Texas enters today with an 8.5-game lead in the A.L. West a win today to keep that streak alive…club’s 28-25 (.528) road record is 4th- over second-place Oakland…club had a season-high 9.5-game lead after best in A.L. and 6th-best in majors in ‘10…club matched season high at 4 Friday’s win, which was the 2nd-largest division lead in Rangers history (+10.0 games above .500 in road games with Friday’s win, 2nd time all year…seek- GA through Sept. 30, 1999…Rangers have the largest division lead in base- ing to climb to 4-over on the road again with a win today…Rangers have won ball, 6.5 games better than any other division leader, as no other team has a 3 of 4 and 18 of last 26 away from home, going 20-10 beginning June 1, this lead larger than 2.0 games…have led by at least 7.5 games for 13 straight after starting 2010 8-15 on the road. days…Rangers have had sole possession of first for 61 straight days and have spent 97 total days in first this season (5th-most in a season in club history). BEST ROAD RECORDS IN MAJORS SINCE JUNE 1 Win Pct. Team W-L G LONG RELIEF: Bay Area native tossed 4.2 innings in relief .667 Texas 20-10 30 yesterday, the longest relief outing by a Texas in over a year since .654 New York-AL 17-9 26 Dustin Nippert’s 4.2 innings on July 26, 2009 at Kansas City…prior to Nippert, .613 Chicago-AL 19-12 31 last time a Texas pitcher had at least 4.2 relief innings was Kameron Loe, 5.0 .583 San Francisco 21-15 36 IP on Aug. 17, 2008 vs. Tampa Bay…Feldman’s effort is tied for the 8th-longest .576 Cincinnati 19-14 33 relief outing in the majors this season. BAY AREA: The Rangers are 6-5 vs. Oakland this season, 2-3 at the THE LONG BALL: The Rangers have homered in 4 straight for the first time Coliseum…Texas has won 5 of last 7 overall, including taking 2 of 3 last week since July 6-9…the 4-game homer streak on the road matches longest away July 27-29 in Arlington…Texas has gone 8-15 vs. Athletics beginning May 31, from home all year, also done June 16-19 at Florida and Houston. 2009…in the all-time series, the Rangers lead, 289-283 overall, but A’s lead 150-135 in Oakland…the club is is 6-9 at the Oakland Coliseum since the start STILL GOING: The Rangers scored single runs in the 8th and 9th innings yes- of 2009 after going 21-20 from 2005-08. terday to avoid a shutout…although the current streak has been threatened of late, Rangers have still not been shut out in 73 consecutive games, the longest GO WEST: Rangers end a stretch of 16 straight vs. West (9-6) here today, such streak in the majors this season…it is also the 4th-longest streak in team having gone 23-13 (.639) against the West in 2010, including 9-8 on the road. history…Rangers have been shut out a major league-low one time in 2010, every other team has been blanked at least 3 times. YANKEES NEXT: The Rangers are scheduled to fly back to Texas following today’s game and have an off day tomorrow…team begins a brief 2-game set LONGEST STREAKS WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT, against the Yankees on Tuesday in Arlington, first of 5 home games vs. New RANGERS HISTORY (1972-2010) York the rest of the way (also 3 games, Sept. 10-12)…Rangers dropped all 3 G Dates games against the Yankees this season, all in New York April 16-18…club has 160 April 1-Oct. 5, 2001 gone 4-15 vs. Yankees in Arlington beginning 2005, including 1-2 last year at 96 March 31-July 13, 2008 home…the Rangers have 24 home games remaining and 5 are against the 74 March 31-June 21, 1998 Yankees (20.8%), the only opponent to still have 2 visits remaining before the 73 May 16, 2010-current end of the home slate. 72 June 9-Aug. 25, 1987 THE ROOKIE: Neftali Feliz has 29 saves this season, tied for 6th-most among NO PLACE LIKE HOME: While the Rangers scored at least 5 runs in each rookies in history (since saves became official in 1969)…Feliz has contest during the 3-game win streak from Wednesday through Thursday, converted 20 consecutive chances, the 2nd-longest saves streak in club there is still a large separation between the club’s output at home and on the history (Cordero - 21 straight in 2004) and tied for the 2nd-longest such streak road…club is batting .292 (570-1950) in home games, .257 (480-1866) on the ever by a MLB rookie behind Andrew Bailey’s 21 straight in 2009 (single-sea- road…team has higher OBP (.359 vs. .320) and slugging (.458 vs. .383) at son streaks only)…the All-Star has a 1.37 road ERA (3 ER/19.2 IP) this sea- home than on road, and has averaged far more runs per game (5.46 vs. 4.51) son, having gone 15-for-15 in road save chances, while holding opponents to and home runs per game (1.21 vs. 0.81) in Arlington. a .077 (5-65) road average with just one extra-base hit (HR).

UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) Radio/TV Monday, August 9 OFF DAY Tuesday, August 10 vs. New York-AL LHP C.J. Wilson (10-5, 3.30) vs. RHP Phil Hughes (13-4, 3.96) 7:05 105.3/FSSW Wednesday, August 10 vs. New York-AL LHP Cliff Lee (10-5, 2.44) vs. RHP Javier Vazquez (9-8, 4.63) 7:05 105.3/FSSW + ESPN * – For radio broadcasts, weekday games on 105.3 The Fan and weekend contests on NewsRadio 1080…All games are broadcast in Spanish on Spanish Beisbol Network, locally on KFLC 1270 AM. PAGE 2 RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER LEWIS’ CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2010 9-8 3.45 21 21 135.2 113 54 52 44 134 #48 Colby Lewis, RHP Career (MLB) 21-23 5.46 93 55 353.0 383 220 214 168 289 (9-8, 3.45) LEWIS VS. OAKLAND W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2010 0-2 3.15 3 3 20.0 16 7 7 6 19 TONIGHT: The 31-year-old right-hander, who celebrated his birthday on Monday, is Career 2-2 3.27 9 7 44.0 37 16 16 29 37 scheduled to make his 22nd start and appearance in today’s series and road trip finale…will be pitching on regular 4 days' rest after taking loss in series opener on LEWIS AT OAKLAND-ALAMEDA COUNTY COLISEUM Tuesday at Seattle…at 9-8, he will be seeking his 10th win for a 4th straight start, as W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO he has dropped 3 consecutive starts since earning win no. 9, with Rangers scoring 2010 0-1 4.50 1 1 6.0 5 3 3 3 6 one or 2 runs in each of those 3 starts…the 10 wins would tie C.J. Wilson for the staff Career 2-2 3.35 18 4 40.1 37 16 15 23 29 lead…had career-high 10 wins in 2003…is 0-3 last 3 starts despite a 3.60 ERA (8 ER/20.0 IP)…still 5-4, 3.27 (24 ER/66.0 IP) last 10 starts beginning June 8 to drop 2010 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS (MLB) season figure from 3.62 to 3.45. Innings: 9.0, 2x, last June 19 at HOU Innings: 9.0, 2x, last June 19, 2010 at HOU LEWIS ON THE LEADERBOARD: Ranks among A.L. leaders in -per-9 Hits: 9, 3x, last Aug. 3 at SEA Hits: 12, May 22, 2007 at CWS (5th, 8.89), strikeouts (T7th, 134), and ERA (18th, 3.45)…has the 9th-highest percent- Runs: 5, 2x, last June 25 vs. HOU Runs: 10, May 22, 2007 at CWS age of swings that miss in the A.L. at 23.0%…also ranks 7th in A.L. with 108.0 pitch- ER: 5, May 16 at TOR ER: 10, May 22, 2007 at CWS es-per-game…leads all Rangers in strikeouts, while ranking T2nd in wins and 2nd in SO’s: 10, 4x, last June 13 at MIL SO’s: 10, 5x, last June 13, 2010 at MIL innings…owns a .222 (113-510) opponents avg., 6th-lowest in the A.L., while Cahill Walks: 4, 4x, last May 28 at MIN Walks: 8, April 10, 2003 vs. OAK leads league at .192…opposing batters have hit .289 (50-173) in last 7 outings since HR: 3, June 3 at CWS HR: 4, Aug. 5, 2003 at NYY complete game 2-hitter at HOU on June 19, raising average from .187 to .222…has Pitches: 119, 2x, June 13 at MIL Pitches: 120, Aug. 15, 2003 vs. CWS CG’s: 1, June 19 at HOU CG’s: 1, June 19, 2010 at HOU limited opponents to 5 hits-or-less in 14 of 21 outings, giving up more hits than innings Low-Hit CG: 2, June 19 at HOU Low-Hit CG: 2, June 19, 2010 at HOU pitched just 6 times in 2010, including 4 of last 7 starts. CG SHO’s: - CG SHO’s: - Win Streak: 3, 2x, last June 8-19 Win Streak: 5, Sept. 1, 2003-April 7, 2004 LAST START: Took a tough-luck 3-2 Texas loss in series opener on Tues. at Seattle (6.0 IP, 9 H, 3 R-ER, 1 BB, 9 SO, 1 HR, 105 pitches/72 strikes)…endured several soft 2010 SPLITS hits, and the HR allowed to Gutierrez bounced off the top of the wall…first run scored W L ERA G/S IP ER AVG H AB HR BB SO on a safety squeeze bunt by Gutierrez with bases loaded in 3rd inning…run scored Home 5 2 3.14 9/9 57.1 20 vs Left .224 56 250 5 28 65 on wild pitch in the 4th and final run was Gutierrez solo HR in 5th…Jason Vargas gave Road 4 6 3.68 12/12 78.1 32 vs Right .219 57 260 10 16 69 up 2 runs in 6.0 innings for the win…Rangers had 4 hits in the game. Day 2 2 4.85 4/4 26.0 14 TOTALS .222 113 510 15 44 134 Night 7 6 3.12 17/17 109.2 38 VS. OAKLAND: Was member of Oakland organization in 2007 season, appearing in Grass 9 7 3.25 20/20 130.0 47 26 games (one start) with A’s that season…was his final campaign in the States before Turf 0 1 7.94 1/1 5.2 5 2 years in Japan…is 0-2, 3.15 (7 ER/20.0 IP) in 3 starts vs. A’s this season, opposing Trevor Cahill in all 3 starts, with Rangers going 0-3 in those games despite 3 quality RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING starts from Lewis…A’s batting just .213 (16-75) off Lewis in those starts…took loss in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total only start at Coliseum in ‘10, May 5 in a 3-1 defeat (6.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R-ER)…career vs. 883116108---- 54 A’s: 2-2, 3.27 (16 ER/44.0 IP) in 9 games/7 starts, including 2-1, 3.18 (8 ER/22.2 IP) in 4 starts vs. Oakland at the Coliseum (all with Texas). RUN SUPPORT 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/9 STRANDED: Lewis has held opponents to the lowest average (.196) with runners on 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 3 1 - - 72 4.78 base by any A.L. starter, 2nd-lowest by any qualifying A.L. pitcher behind Cleveland reliever Chris Perez (.151)…opponents are also batting just .169 (20-118) with run- 1989…finished May 1-3, 4.11 (14 ER/30.2 IP) in 5 starts…has gone 6.0-or-more ners in scoring position, 4th-lowest in the A.L. innings in 16 of 21 starts, 13 quality starts…this is his 2nd big league season with mul- tiple wins (also 10-9 for Texas in 2003)…led the club with 8 victories in the first COMPLETE: Tossed first career complete game on June 19 at Houston, earning win “half”…posted the 2nd-lowest ERA (3.33) in the first “half” by a qualifying Texas in Rangers’ 5-1 victory (9.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R-ER, 0 BB, 9 SO, 0 HR, 101 pitches/72 Ranger since 1996, behind only Kenny Rogers’ 2.54 ERA in 2005 and the lowest ERA strikes)…retired first 13 batters faced in order before a Hunter Pence infield single in by a right-hander since Bob Tewksbury in 1995 (3.25)…started the Rangers’ 4th game the 5th…gave up a Michael Bourn leadoff double in 7th, he advanced on a wild pitch, of the season on April 9 vs. Seattle (6-2 victory) and earned his first big league win and scored on a groundout for only run allowed…retired final 9 faced in order after the since a start with Texas on April 7, 2004 at Oakland…was first start/appearance with Bourn double…some other notes on the outing: Texas since April 17, 2004 at Seattle…earned win in start on April 14 at Cleveland, as • Marked fewest hits allowed by a Texas pitcher in a CG since Doug Davis’ 2-hit outing was moved up a day due to case of food poisoning for original starter C.J. shutout April 11, 2002 vs. Oakland…last such road performance was Roger Pavlik’s Wilson…earned 3rd win in 8-4 victory on April 25 vs. Detroit (4 ER/6.1 IP), setting one-hitter May 4, 1996 at Detroit. down 15 of the last 16 batters he faced…tossed a career-high 9.0 scoreless innings • Had no walks and 9 K’s in his CG, 1st Texas pitcher 9-or-more K’s and no walks in in the Rangers’ 11-inning, 2-0 victory on April 30 at Seattle…became the first Rangers a CG since Aaron Sele (0 BB/10 K) Aug. 7, 1999 vs. Toronto…was just the 12th time pitcher to work at least 9.0 scoreless frames without a decision since Nolan Ryan that had been done in club history, later joined by Cliff Lee, July 27 vs. OAK (13 K’s/0 (10.0 IP) on Aug. 17, 1990 vs. Chicago-AL (G1)…retired final 21 batters he faced, BB’s). beginning with the first out of the 3rd inning…faced Cliff Lee, making his M’s • Became just 2nd pitcher in Rangers history with: 2-hits-or-less, no walks, and 9-or- debut…that April 30 outing was 1st of 3 straight winless quality starts…retired first 12 more K’s in a CG…the other was Ferguson Jenkins on Aug. 31, 1974 vs. Cleveland batters faced in no-decision on May 11 vs. Oakland (3 ER/7.0 IP)…took first loss May (9.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 9 SO). 5 at Oakland, allowing a pair of first inning runs after first 4 batters, which would be enough to win game as Texas scored just once…retired first 12 batters faced in ND WEEKLY HONORS: Named A.L. Co-Player of the Week with Josh Hamilton (June 7- May 11 vs. Oakland…took 2nd loss May 16 at Toronto despite retiring 11 of first 13 13) after going 2-0, 1.80 (3 ER/15.0 IP) in a pair of starts, beating Felix Hernandez batters faced…started Rangers first-ever game at Target Field on May 28, taking 2-1 and Yovani Gallardo, as duo became first-ever pair of Texas teammates to share the loss despite QS (2 ER/6.0 IP)…established new Texas record after winning his 8th honor. straight decision at RBIA on June 8 vs. Seattle (1 ER/7.0 IP) in matchup with Felix Hernandez…won June 13 at Milwaukee (8.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R-ER, 10 SO), matchup with THE TEN SPOT: Has 4 games with exactly career-high 10 K’s this season, the first Yovani Gallardo…only runs allowed came on 2 solo HR by Prince Fielder, as Lewis Texas pitcher with at least 4 10-K games in a single season since Nolan Ryan in 1991 added a key 2-run, 2-out single in the 6th after a lengthy at-bat vs. Gallardo…went 2- (4)…is one of 6 pitchers with at least 4 10- games in 2010, joining Twins’ for-4 w/ 2 RBI, first A.L. pitcher with 2-or-more hits and 2-or-more RBI in a 10-strike- Liriano (5), Rays’ Shields (4) and teammate Cliff Lee (4) as one of just 4 A.L. out game since Detroit's Mickey Lolich on Sept. 18, 1971 vs. Baltimore at Tiger hurlers…his first 3 efforts came in April, as Lewis became the first Texas pitcher with Stadium…tossed first career CG on June 19 at Houston (see separate note)…earned 10+ strikeouts 3 times in one month since Nolan Ryan had 3 such starts in Sept. 8-4 win on July 16 at Boston, returning to the mound following a 1-hour rain delay in 1990…Lewis’ 10-strikeout effort on April 14 at Cleveland came more than 6 years after the bottom of the 4th. his first (Aug. 15, 2003)…according to Elias, no other active pitcher had gone 5-or- more years between his first and second game with double-digit strikeouts. LEWIS’ 2010 DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches ON THE ROAD: Has won 3 of his last 5 road starts, going 4-5, 3.68 (32 ER/78.1 IP) 4/9 vs. SEA 6-2 W 1.29 7.0 5 1 1 0 4-0 3 Leading 6-1 103/61 in 12 starts away from Arlington this season…opponents batting .201 in those starts, 4/14 at CLE 6-2 W 2.19 5.1 3 2 2 0 4-0 10 Leading 4-0 117/74 3rd-lowest road avg. by any A.L. pitcher, behind only Lester (.197) and Cahill 4/20 at BOS 6-7 - 3.12 5.0 5 3 3 1 2-0 5 Leading 6-2 105/71 (.196)…despite lower winning pct. and higher ERA on road (4-5, 3.68) than at home 4/25 vs. DET 8-4 W 3.80 6.1 7 4 4 1 2-0 10 Leading 8-4 106/65 (5-2, 3.14), Lewis’ splits away from Arlington (.201/.270/.349) are markedly better than 4/30 at SEA 2-0 - 2.76 9.0 3 0 0 0 1-0 10 Tied 0-0 116/79 at Rangers Ballpark (.249/.311/.371). April Totals 3-0 2.76 32.2 23 10 10 2 13-0 38 5/5 at OAK 1-4 L 3.03 6.0 5 3 3 1 3-0 6 Trailing 1-3 105/69 2010 NOTES: Team is 10-11 in his starts…went 3-0, 2.76 (10 ER/32.2 IP) in 5 April 5/11 vs. OAK 6-7(13) - 3.15 7.0 6 3 3 1 1-0 5 Trailing 2-3 104/67 5/16 at TOR 2-5 L 3.68 5.2 3 5 5 1 4-0 5 Trailing 1-5 111/65 starts to win Rangers April Player of the Month…led A.L. with 38 K’s, T2nd-most in 5/21 vs. CHC 2-1 W 3.45 6.0 5 1 1 0 3-0 4 Leading 2-1 109/70 majors and the 2nd-most ever for a Ranger in April behind Nolan Ryan’s 49 K’s in 5/28 at MIN 1-2 L 3.41 6.0 5 2 2 0 4-0 1 Trailing 1-2 111/63 May Totals 1-3 4.11 30.2 24 14 14 3 15-0 21 BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS 6/3 at CWS 3-4 L 3.62 6.1 7 4 4 3 1-0 7 Trailing 3-4 102/73 Lewis vs. Oakland Cahill vs. Texas 6/8 vs. SEA 7-1 W 3.40 7.0 4 1 1 0 3-0 5 Leading 7-1 119/75 PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO 6/13 at MIL 7-2 W 3.30 8.0 3 2 2 2 1-0 10 Leading 7-2 119/74 Barton .143 7 1 0 0 2 Andrus .176 17 3 0 0 2 6/19 at HOU 5-1 W 3.07 9.0 2 1 1 0 0-0 9 CG 101/72 Crisp .333 3 1 0 0 0 Blanco .000 3 0 0 0 0 6/25 vs. HOU 4-7 L 3.28 5.0 9 5 4 0 1-0 4 Trailing 3-4 109/66 Cust .333 3 1 0 0 2 Borbon .154 13 2 0 0 0 June Totals 3-2 3.06 35.1 25 13 12 5 6-0 35 Davis .250 8 2 0 0 3 Cruz .100 10 1 0 0 2 7/2 vs. CWS 3-5 - 3.35 6.0 8 3 3 0 2-0 3 Leading 3-1 102/68 Ellis .200 10 2 0 2 2 Guerrero .182 11 2 0 0 1 7/7 vs. CLE 4-3 W 3.33 6.0 6 3 2 1 2-0 8 Leading 4-3 102/66 Kouzmanoff .222 9 2 0 1 2 Hamilton .273 11 3 0 0 4 7/16 at BOS 8-4 W 3.42 5.0 4 3 3 1 1-0 7 Leading 7-3 104/69 Pennington .111 9 1 0 0 1 Molina .000 8 0 0 0 0 7/21 at DET 1-4 L 3.52 7.0 9 4 4 1 2-0 5 Trailing 0-4 103/73 Powell .000 4 0 0 0 2 Murphy .235 17 4 1 2 1 7/28 vs. OAK 1-3 L 3.40 7.0 5 1 1 1 2-0 8 Trailing 0-1 116/74 Rosales .167 6 1 0 0 1 Teagarden .000 4 0 0 0 2 July Totals 2-2 3.77 31.0 32 14 13 4 9-0 31 Suzuki .333 3 1 1 1 1 Young .385 13 5 1 3 2 8/3 at SEA 2-3 L 3.45 6.0 9 3 3 1 1-0 9 Trailing 2-3 105/72 Watson .000 3 0 0 0 1 Season Totals 9-8 3.45 135.2 113 54 52 15 44-0 134 TUESDAY’S PROBABLE STARTER - RHP Colby Lewis (10-5, 3.30 in 22 games/starts) The 29-year-old left-hander is scheduled to make his 23rd start and appearance on Tuesday night in Arlington to open a brief 2-game set against the Yankees…looking for his 4th straight victory, as he has matched a career high by winning each of his last 3 decisions…leads staff with 10 wins and has now logged 136.1 innings, which is a personal career high for any of his pro seasons…will be pitching on extended 5 days' rest with tomorrow's off day, as he is coming off his shortest outing of the year after working 3.0 innings in the Rangers' 11-6 win on Wednesday at Seattle (3.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R-ER, 1 HR, 4 BB, 3 SO, 85 pitches-44 strikes)…Texas trailed 5-2 at one point, but scored 5 runs in the 5th and 4 more in the 7th…opponents batting just .215 this season, 2nd-lowest in A.L. behind Oakland's Trevor Cahill (.192)…is 8-2, 3.28 (30 ER/82.1 IP) in 13 home starts this season, going 6-1, 2.91 (14 ER/43.1 IP) over his last 7 outings at RBIA to fall from 3.69…his .213 opponents avg. at home is 7th-best in A.L., while he has held lefties to a major-league low .105 mark…is winless in 18 career appearances vs. New York-AL, going 0-3 with a 3.48 ERA (12 ER/31.0 IP) and 2 saves…has made just one career start against the Bronx Bombers, which came earlier this season in a 5-1 loss on April 16 at Yankee Stadium (6.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R-3 ER, 3 BB, 5 SO, 112 pitches)…was awarded his first career complete game in that rain-shortened contest, starting opposite C.C. Sabathia (9 K's), who also went the distance. RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 3

BULLPEN BREAKDOWN (RELIEF OUTINGS ONLY) FIRST BATTER PITCHER LAST TIME (Dec.) IP H R ER BB SO SV/OPP RET/FACED RI/S GB/FB SB/CS 39 Scott Feldman 8/7 at OAK 4.2 3 3 3 1 2 0/0 1/2 2/0, 0% 196/160 13/8 30 Neftali Feliz 8/5 at SEA 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 29/31 42/48 10/1, 10.0% 44/52 0/0 50 Frank Francisco 8/6 at OAK 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 2/5 37/50 10/2, 20.0% 48/48 9/1 54 Matt Harrison 8/5 at SEA 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 1/1 8/14 12/5, 41.7% 43/25 4/1 56 Darren O’Day 8/5 at SEA 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0/1 36/49 39/10, 25.6% 49/51 2/1 64 Alexi Ogando 8/7 at OAK 1.0 2 0 0 1 1 0/1 13/20 11/6, 54.5% 29/21 4/0 28 Darren Oliver 8/4 at SEA 2.1 3 1 0 0 4 1/3 30/45 28/6, 21.4% 50/36 6/3 Totals 34/46 218/301 148/46, 31.1% 400/350 40/8

TEAM PITCHING: Have allowed 7 runs last 3 games and 26.0 innings drop season ERA from 3.82 to 3.78, 3rd in the league…posted 5th shutout of 2010 on Thurs. at Seattle, 3rd since All-Star break…staff has allowed 4-runs-or-less in 9 of 12 and 13 of 17…staff has posted a 3.05 ERA (68 ER/200.1 IP) over last 22 games to fall from 3.97, with opponents batting .234 (174-744) in that span…club carrying a 3.27 ERA (177 ER/487.1 IP) over the last 53 contests to drop from 4.28…staff has allowed just 12 HR last 17 G…issued 7 walks yesterday, most since 8 BB on July 19 at Detroit…A.L. Ranks: opponents avg. (2nd-lowest, .244), strikeouts (4th-most, 783), walks (T4th-most, 381)…club’s 3.99 road ERA is 4th-lowest in A.L, while and .237 oppo- nents average on road is lowest in majors.

STARTERS: Yesterday was 3rd start of 3.0-innings-or-less on this road trip, 4.95 ERA (24 ER/43.2 IP) on trip to rise from 4.04 to 4.11, still 7th in A.L…rotation has accounted for 14 of the club’s last 17 wins…have allowed 3 runs-or-less in 12 of 15 and 13 of last 17, going 8-7, 3.36 (40 ER/107.0 IP) over last 17 starts to fall from 4.25…rotation has a 3.70 ERA (122 ER/296.2 IP) in last 42 contests to fall from 4.45…starters 24-15 in last 52 games with 31 QS…rotation has logged 6.0-or-more innings in 20 of last 28 and 40 of last 59 games, going 7.0-or-more 21 times in that span…A.L. Ranks: opp. avg. (3rd-lowest, .249), pitches-per-game (4th-most, 100.5), walks (3rd-most, 249). RELIEVERS: Have 1.85 ERA (5 ER/24.1 IP) on this trip to drop from 3.27 to 3.17, best in the A.L…bullpen’s .233 opp. avg. is 2nd in A.L., and would be 3rd-lowest in franchise history (including Wash. years) behind only 1979 (.225) and 1981 (.230)…bullpen has worked less than 3.0 innings in 15 of last 22 games…has 2.33 ERA (41 ER/158.2 IP) over last 51 games to drop from 3.91…A.L. Ranks: wins (1st, 22), saves (2nd, 34), innings (2nd, 338.1), opp. avg. (2nd-lowest .233), strikeouts (1st, 289)…club is 34-for-46 in save chances (76.1%), converting 18 of last 21 save chances…relievers have 1.62 ERA (14 ER/77.2 IP) last 23 road games to drop season road figure over a full run from 3.89 to 2.80.

39 SCOTT FELDMAN 6-9-0, 5.46 vs. LHB: 75-for-243 (.309) vs. RHB: 84-for-268 (.313) Has 5.40 ERA (4 ER/6.2 IP) in 2 relief outings since being moved to bullpen…allowed 3 runs in 4.2 innings yesterday, longest relief outing by a Ranger in ‘10…earned win Wed. at Seattle, allowing one run in 2.0 IP, his first relief outing since April 22, 2009 at Toronto…had made 51 consecutive starts prior to Wed…was just his 2nd career relief win, the other April 10, 2007 vs. TB…Rangers’ Opening Day starter was slated to start game July 31 at LAA, but was moved to bullpen prior to start of that series…is 5-9, 5.46 (72 ER/118.2 IP) in his 20 starts this season, w/ opponents batting .314 (154-491)…took loss in last start on July 24 vs. LAA (5.1 IP, 7 H, 3 R-ER, 1 BB, 0 SO)…was 0-3 in his final 6 starts…career as a reliever: 2-5, 5.15 (63 ER/110.0 IP) in 81 outings…is 0-for-1 career in save chances.

30 NEFTALI FELIZ 2-2-29, 3.50 vs. LHB: 9-for-76 (.118) vs. RHB: 23-for-92 (.250) Tossed scoreless 9th Thurs. at Seattle after 4 days off, but has not appeared last 2 games…recorded 29th save Sat. at LAA, 3rd in A.L., 8 shy of matching the all-time rookie record (37 saves) set by Kazuhiro Sasaki in 2000…ranks among A.L. relief leaders in K’s (T10th, 50) and appearances (T12th, 48)…is 29-for-31 in save chances, converting his last 20 straight chances (since BS May 11), T2nd-longest save streak by a rookie in ML his- tory behind Bailey (21, ‘09) and 2nd-longest by any pitcher in Texas history (Cordero, 21 straight in ‘04)…Feliz is 31-for-34 in ML career…has allowed 1 ER over last 7 appearances (6.2 IP) to drop from 3.86 to 3.50, but still has a 6.00 ERA (8 ER/12.0 IP) over last 13 games to rise from 2.62…has a 3.10 ERA (10 ER/29.0 IP) in last 31 contests to drop from 4.15 with opponents batting .157 (16-102) during span…his 23 saves at All-Star break were 3rd- most ever for a rookie in 1st “half”…was 3rd-fastest to 20 saves in Texas history (70 team games), behind Wetteland (56 gm., ‘99) and Cordero (65 gm., ‘04)…saved 3 straight June 15-17, 1st time to pitch on 3 straight days in ML career…moved to closer’s role April 12…has held LH batters to a .118 (9- 76) avg…lefties 5-for-42 (.119) last 25 games…has also retired 19 of 23 and 26 of last 31 1st batters faced…was only active rookie on 2010 All-Star Game roster ( replaced due to injury) and was 3rd Rangers rookie All-Star (Sundberg, ‘74/Zimmerman, ‘99)…did not pitch in ASG…has 1.37 road ERA (3 ER/19.2 IP), 15-for-15 in road save chances, with a .077 (5-65) road opp. avg. w/ one XBH (HR).

50 FRANK FRANCISCO 6-4-2, 3.65 vs. LHB: 16-for-75 (.213) vs. RHB: 31-for-112 (.277) Finished game Fri. at Oakland w/ scoreless 9th…leads A.L. with 58 relief strikeouts and is T4th with 51 appearances…has retired 12 of last 13 bat- ters faced with 5 K’s…has 0.96 ERA (1 ER/9.1 IP) in 8 outings since All-Star break to drop season figure from 4.28 to 3.65…has a 2.43 ERA (10 ER/37.0 IP) over last 37 outings beg. May 11 to fall from 7.30…last 26 outings: 2 BB’s, 31 K’s in 27.0 IP…issued walk July 25 vs. LAA (Izturis) after no walks previous 66 consecutive batters faced…his 6 wins are T2nd-most among A.L. relievers…is most wins by Texas reliever since Jamey Wright in 2008 (8)…combined for 6 consecutive K’s May 13/16, one shy of club record…is 2-for-5 overall in save tries…has 7 blown saves last 2 seasons (26-for-33).

54 MATT HARRISON 2-1-1, 3.92 vs. LHB: 13-for-62 (.210) vs. RHB: 44-for-174 (.253) Retired both batters faced Thurs. at Seattle and has 1.52 ERA (4 ER/23.2 IP) last 12 outings to drop from 5.40 to 3.92, lowest since 4/15 (1.38)…earned 1st career relief win with 4.0 scoreless IP July 19 at DET and matched team season high with 4 relief K’s…has a 2.25 relief ERA (7 ER/28.0 IP), allow- ing runs in 6 of 14 appearances this season, first relief work of his career…has allowed 2 run in 12.0 innings (7 games) since being recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA) on July 10…began the year in the Texas rotation, going 1-1 with a 5.29 ERA (20 ER/34.0 IP) in 6 starts before going on the DL on May 7 with left biceps tendinitis…was activated on May 29 and had a 2.76 ERA (5 ER/16.1 IP) in 7 relief outings before option to OKC on June 30…lost start to Nashville on July 5 (4.1 IP, 9 H, 4 R-3 ER) in only outing with the RedHawks.

56 DARREN O’DAY 3-2-0, 1.23 vs. LHB: 13-for-47 (.277) vs. RHB: 15-for-104 (.144) Retired all 3 batters faced Thurs. at Seattle, scoreless 8th inning…ranks T9th in A.L. with 49 appearances…has worked 23.1 consecutive shutout innings over last 25 appearances to drop ERA from 2.61 to 1.23, 3rd-lowest among A.L. relievers…is longest active scoreless streak in majors, 4th-longest by any ML reliever in 2010…is longest scoreless streak for a Ranger since Kenny Rogers’ 31.0-inning run, April 27-May 20, 2005…last sur- rendered a run on June 1 at Chicago-AL…opponents are batting .105 (8-76) in that span w/ 4 walks and 14 K’s…has retired 59 of last 73 batters faced (80.8%)…his own throwing error June 25 ended streak of 20 straight batters retired…lefties are just 1-for-15 (.067) last 16 games…earned first career win in Arlington May 18 vs. LAA, also first since May 22, 2009 at HOU, 69 games between wins…HR allowed May 15 at TOR is only HR allowed in 2010.

64 ALEXI OGANDO 3-1-0, 1.19 vs. LHB: 5-for-25 (.200) vs. RHB: 9-for-54 (.167) Tossed scoreless 8th yesterday after 7 straight days off…had not appeared since 3 straight, July 28-30…last 5 games have been scoreless (3.2 IP), has still allowed 2 runs last 7 games (6.0 IP) to rise from 0.54 to 1.19…has given up just 3 runs in 22.2 IP (20 games) since recall from OKC June 12…has allowed 6 of 11 IR to score…posted 8 scoreless appearances and 11.0 IP to begin M.L. career, 2nd-longest scoreless relief innings streak to begin Texas career (Zimmerman, 11.2 IP in ‘99)…became 1st ML pitcher with 3 wins in 1st 3 ML appearances, all in relief, since Detroit’s Jon Warden in 1968…became 2nd Texas pitcher with relief win in ML debut on June 15 at Florida…singled in 1st ML at bat on June 17 at FLA…had no record with one save and a 2.05 ERA (7 ER/30.2 IP) in 18 games/3 starts for Frisco (AA) and OKC (AAA) this season…opponents batted a combined .130 (14-108) w/ 11 BB and 42 K’s…promoted from Frisco to OKC in early May…converted OF had never pitched in U.S prior to 2010 due to visa issues.

28 DARREN OLIVER 0-0-1, 1.96 vs. LHB: 15-for-75 (.200) vs. RHB: 20-for-82 (.244) Has had 3 straight days off…set season highs in innings (2.1) and K’s (4) Wed. at Seattle…has allowed 6 runs (4 ER) on 8 hits last 4 games (4.0 IP) to rise from 1.29 to 1.96, still 10th-best among A.L. relievers…is T10th in A.L. with 50 relief K’s…gave up 3 runs July 24 vs. LAA (0.2 IP), just 3rd time in last 3 seasons to allow 3+ runs…had worked 6.1 scoreless innings in prev. 8 games…has 2.29 ERA (5 ER/19.2 IP) over 21 games since June 1 to rise from 1.71, but a 1.62 ERA (7 ER/39.0 IP) last 38 games to fall from 3.86…opponents batting .341 (14-41) last 13 outings w/ 5 BB, 9 K’s (10.2 IP) to rise from .181 to .223…no HR last 38 G and 39.0 IP (last 4/20 at BOS)…earned 3rd career save April 22 at BOS, all with Texas, first since 7/25/94 vs. MIN 497 games between saves is ML record (Elias)…ranks among all-time Texas leaders in starts (8th), wins (9th), IP (9th), and appearances (10th). PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND TEAM BATTING: Batters have a .246 (129-524) avg. over past 16 games, dropping season figure from .280 to .275, still 3rd in A.L…club still batting .284 (867-3054) since start of May, this after .240 in April…have homered in 4 straight for first time since July 6-9…current 4-game HR streak on the road matches longest away from home all year, also June 16-19 at FLA and HOU…the 11 runs Wed. at SEA were most in a road game in '10, 10th time this season w/ 10+ runs…Rangers had season-high 10 2-out RBI on Wed., most in a road game since 15 in 18-3 win on July 4, 2004 at Houston…Rangers still rank among A.L. leaders in average (3rd, .275), runs (4th, 550), and OBP (4th, .340)…club’s .257 road average is 8th-best in A.L…A.L. ranks: sac bunts (2nd, 36), total bases (5th, 1609), SLG (T5th, .422), stolen bases (5th, 88), HR (T5th, 112)…Rangers have been shut out ML-low one time in ‘10 (5/15 at TOR), every other team has been blanked at least 3 times…no SHO vs. Texas last 73 games, longest such streak in majors in ‘10.

1 ELVIS ANDRUS .275 AVG, 0 HR, 29 RBI, .362 OBP, .316 SLG SHORTSTOP –– R/R Sat: 0-for-3, BB Trip: .367 (11-30), 2B, 3 RBI, 5 R, 5 BB, 2 SB Streak: 0 G Averages 4.21 pitches per PA in leadoff slot, best in A.L. and 3rd-best in majors…has hit safely in 6 of 8 on this trip at .367 (11-30) to rise from .268 to .275…matched career high with 4 hits July 30 at LAA …batting .226 (28-124) over last 32 since beg. of July to drop from .296…has just 5 XBH (all dou- bles) over last 51 games…3 runs in past 4 games after 2 runs scored previous 12 G…has been hit by pitch 3 times last 9 games…5 BB last 6 G…leads ML shortstops with 53 walks and ranks 2nd with 66 runs…snapped 0-for-26 skid July 18, longest by Ranger since Mike Simms in ‘98 (0-29)…his .372 avg (32-86) w/ RISP is 3rd in A.L…tied for ML lead with 13 sac bunts (also Zito)…ranks 9th in A.L. with 27 steals…has a stolen base in 3 of last 8 after one previous 16 games…had 14-game hit streak April 28-May 14…ranks 4th among ML shortstops with 482 chances…has 2 errors last 51 games, no errors in career-high 25 straight…was 0-for-1 with SB in All-Star Game, his 1st selection…batting .293 (12-41) vs. Oakland in 2010.

3 ANDRES BLANCO .230 AVG, 0 HR, 3 RBI, .313 OBP, .257 SLG INFIELDER –– S/R Sat: DNP Trip: .250 (1-4) Streak: 1 G (.250, 1-4) Went 1-for-4 in start at 2B Thurs. at Seattle after not appearing in 5 straight…was first start since July 28 vs. OAK, which was first start/appearance since July 11 vs. Baltimore…batting .296 (8-27) in last 12 games to go from .191 to .230…matched career high with 3 hits July 6 vs. CLE (3rd time) with sea- son-high 2 RBI…has appeared in just 21 of club’s last 82 games…flew back to Dallas for birth of first child (son), Fabian, on July 17 and was away from team for 2 games…had 4-game hit streak at 6-for-13 from April 22-26 after starting season 0-for-11…has 14 starts at 2nd, 6 at SS, 2 at 3B…has 4 errors in 96 TC overall, 3 in last 9 games…25-year-old made an O.D. roster for first time after being acquired from Chicago-NL March 27…saw time at 2B and SS with Cubs in 2009…career .323 (10-31) hitter vs. A’s.

29 JULIO BORBON .269 AVG, 3 HR, 25 RBI, .303 OBP, .350 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Sat: DNP Trip: .125 (1-8), BB, 2 R Streak: 0 G Entered as pinch-runner and scored Thurs. at Seattle…has not started season-high 4 straight, this after 3 straight starts in CF, most consecutive starts since break…has been pinch-hit-for in each of last 2 starts…has scored 4 times in last 16 games…batting .205 (18-88) in last 28 contests to drop from .298 to .269…still has a .303 (47-155) mark over last 47 contests to rise from .233…became first Ranger to steal home July 18 at BOS since Ricky Ledee, Sept. 3, 2001 vs. ANA, his only steal attempt in his last 38 games…snapped a 33-game drought w/o a steal…all 3 HR came in span of 15 games June 16-July 4…3 RBI in last 29 games…ranked 7th in A.L. w/ .356 (31-87) avg. in June…season-high 4 hits June 20 at HOU…ranks among A.L. leaders in sac bunts (T9th, 7) and triples (T10th, 4)…has started 83 games in CF, 2 errors in 215 chances.

8 JORGE CANTU Overall: .264 AVG, 10 HR, 54 RBI, .313 OBP, .405 SLG INFIELDER –– R/R Sat: 1-for-2, 2 BB, R Trip: .313 (5-16), 2 BB, R Streak: 5 G (.333, 5-15, 2 BB, R) Has started at 1B in 2 straight after not playing prior 2…w/ Texas, has 3 starts at 1B and one at 3B…acquired from Florida on July 29 w/ cash consider- ations in exchange for RHPs Omar Poveda and Evan Reed…has hit safely in 5 straight at 5-for-15, and is 5-for-16 (.313) overall w/ Texas…flied out as PH July 30 at LAA in Texas debut…batted .262 (98-374) w/ 10 HR, 25 doubles, and 54 RBI in 97 games with Florida this season…hit safely in his final 4 games with the Fish…at time of trade, led Marlins in doubles and ranked T2nd on club in RBI with Hanley Ramirez, trailing only Dan Uggla (64)…bat- ted primarily cleanup for Florida this season…this is his 5th career season with at least 10 HR…had at least one hit and one RBI in each of first 10 games this season to establish ML record at the start of a campaign…previous mark to start season: 8 straight games by HOFer George “High Pockets” Kelly for 1921 Giants…Cantu began ‘10 with a career-best 17-game hit streak that ranks as 3rd-longest in N.L. this season…has 2 20-HR seasons, 2 100-RBI seasons…has 3 40-double seasons…career .284 (27-95) vs. Oakland w/ 3 HR and 8 RBI.

17 NELSON CRUZ .318 AVG, 15 HR, 60 RBI, .382 OBP, .579 SLG OUTFIELDER –– R/R Sat: 0-for-3, BB, SB, GIDP Trip: .214 (6-28), HR, 3 2B, 3 RBI, 4 R, 7 BB Streak: 0 G Batting .214 (6-28) on this road trip to drop from .330 to .318…has still reached safely via hit or walk in career-high 25 straight…batting .347 (34-98) last 25 games, improving season mark from .301…batting .356 (31-87) with 4 HR and 19 RBI in 22 games since All-Star break…matched career high with 4 times on base Wed. at Seattle (2 H, 2 BB)…has walks in 7 of last 9…one K past 4 games after K’s in previous 7 straight…had 19-game hit streak from July 8-31, 6th-longest hit streak in majors in ‘10…hit 2nd career walk-off HR in 10th July 27 vs. OAK (also 5/13/07 vs. LAA)…his 3 extra-inning HR in ‘10 are a club record…has 18 RBI last 21 games…has 14 SB this season, 2nd-most on team…is hitting .307 (46-150) with 14 XBH and 25 RBI in 39 games since returning from the DL on June 22…has had 2 DL stints: April 27-May 13 with strained right hamstring; and May 29-June 21 with a strained left ham- string…batting .379 (33-87) w/ RISP, going 13-for-28 (.464) over last 22 games…has started 67 games (66-RF, 1-DH)…homered 7 times over season’s 1st 11 games…in last 59 years (beginning 1952), the only other ML player to homer in as many as 7 of his team’s 1st 11 games in a season with Arizona’s Luis Gonzalez (1st 10 games, 2001)…was fastest to 7 HR in majors since 2006…named A.L. Player of the Week for May 17-23…his 28 career RBI are his most against any opponent.

27 VLADIMIR GUERRERO .302 AVG, 21 HR, 86 RBI, .352 OBP, .507 SLG DH/OUTFIELDER –– R/R Sat: 1-for-4, 2 K Trip: .233 (7-30), HR, 2 2B, 6 RBI, 3 R, BB Streak: 1 G (.250, 1-4) His 2 hits Thurs. at Seattle was first multi-hit game since July 16 at Boston…leads majors with 23 go-ahead RBI in ‘10…batting .194 (14-72) last 19 games to fall from .325 to .302 and has .215 (26-121) avg. since start of July to fall from .339…has just 4 XBH in last 23 games (HR, 3 2B), as game- winning long ball on July 31 at LAA snapped season-long 16-game HR drought…ranks 3rd in A.L. with team-high 86 RBI, 36 more than he had in ‘09…ranks among league leaders in HR (T11th, 21)…has been hit team-high 6 times this season…leads A.L. DHs in average (.311, 111-357) and RBI (81) and ranks 2nd in HR (18) behind David Ortiz (23)…on June 30 at LAA: tied career best with 4 hits (24x), matched season high with 5 RBI (3x), had 3rd 2-HR of season (42nd multi-HR game of career), hit 2nd grand slam of season (7th of career)…Rangers Player of the Month in May (.330, 10 HR - T2nd in majors, 31 RBI - most in majors, in 27 games)…is 14th consecutive 10-HR season, 12th time with 20+ HR…has started 99 games (87 as DH, 10 in RF, 1 in LF), batting cleanup…made 1st ML start/appearance in LF on July 18 at Fenway…became 32nd player to homer vs. all 30 MLB franchis- es with HR May 18 vs. LAA…ranks among active leaders with .321 career average (5th), 428 HR (6th) and 1404 RBI (6th)…is 40th all-time in HR, 3 behind Cal Ripken Jr., and is 70th in RBI, 2 behind Juan Gonzalez…was selected to his 9th career All-Star team, 6th as an elected starter, going 0-for- 2 as DH in ASG…career vs. A’s: .276 (103-373), 21 HR, 74 RBI…the 74 RBI are T3rd-most vs. any opponent…career at Coliseum: .299 (47-157), 15 HR, 42 RBI in 43 games…the 15 HR are most in any opponent park, while 42 RBI are 2nd-most behind Safeco (45).

12 CRISTIAN GUZMAN Overall: .272 AVG, 2 HR, 25 RBI, .316 OBP, .345 SLG INFIELDER –– R/R Sat: 1-for-4, K Trip: .130 (3-23), 2 R, BB, SH Streak: 3 G (.231, 3-13, 2 R) Has started 6 of 7 at 2B since joining club and has hit safley in 3 straight…officially acquired from Washington on July 31, with cash considerations, in exchange for two minor league pitchers…has started 6 games at second base, 3-for-23 (.130) w/ Texas…snapped 0-for-24 stretch with 5th-inning single Wed. at Seattle, first hit since double with Nats on July 23 at MIL…the 32-year-old batted .282 (90-319) with 2 HR, 11 doubles, 4 triples, and 25 RBI in 89 games with Washington this season…made 75 total starts in N.L., seeing action at second base (54), shortstop (16), right field (3), and DH (2)…his 54 starts at second base led the Nats…had played exclusively at SS in his big league career prior to this season, but has a combined .978 (7 E/318 TC) fielding percentage at second base this season…a 2-time All-Star (2001 and 2008), Guzman has a career .272 average with Minnesota (1999-04) and Washington (2005-10)…appeared in the postseason with the Twins for three straight years from 2002-04…batted a career-high .316 in 2008, 4th in N.L. that year…his 89 triples rank 4th among active players…he is a career .294 (32-109) hitter at Rangers Ballpark with 3 HR and 14 RBI in 28 games. RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 5

32 JOSH HAMILTON .354 AVG, 24 HR, 76 RBI, .402 OBP, .622 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Sat: 0-for-4, K Trip: .217 (5-23), 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 4 R, 3 BB, HBP Streak: 0 G Has started 5 straight after missing time in LAA series last weekend with patellar tendinitis in right knee…has hit safely in 11 of 13, but is 4-for-20 (.200) last 5 games to drop from .362 to .354…posted ML-high 20th 3-hit game July 29 vs. OAK, just 3 3-hit games shy of matching single-season club record (23 - Pudge in 1997 and Mickey Rivers in 1980)…batting .402 (37-92) over last 24 games to rise from .340 to .354, highest in the majors…15 of his 36 hits over last 23 games have gone for extra bases (11 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR)…batting ML-best .416 (94-226) in 57 games since June 1 to rise from .281…has 13 HR in last 49 games and 48 RBI in last 56 games…leads majors with 260 total bases and 148 hits, ranks 2nd in majors in SLG (.622) and T2nd in XBH (61)…also ranks among A.L. leaders in multi-hit games (T4th, 40), 2B (T4th, 34), OBP (4th, .402), HR (T4th, 24), RBI (T7th, 76), and runs (9th, 72)…has reached base via hit or walk in 54 of last 59 contests…had career-long 23-game hit streak, June 4-30, longest in majors this season and hit safely in 29 straight home games, May 11-July 9, one shy of team record…named A.L. Player of the Month for June, batting ML-best .454 (49-108) while leading majors with 31 RBI, 49 hits, 88 total bases, a .815 slugging, and .482 OBP; T1st with 20 XBH, and T2nd with 9 homers (most HR in A.L.)…set a club record for hits in a single month…became 3rd player in Texas history to win monthly honor 3 times (Palmeiro, A-Rod)…named A.L. co- Player of Week w/ teammate Colby Lewis, June 7-13…has 102 starts total (77 in LF, 20 in CF, 5 as DH)…was starter on A.L. All-Star team 3rd consec- utive season as leading vote-getter among A.L. outfielders, going 1-for-3 in CF…has hit safely in 37 of his last 38 home games at .427 (64-150) with 34 RBI in that span and leads majors with .386 home avg…batting .378 (17-45) w/ 3 HR and 7 RBI vs. A’s in 2010…career vs. Oakland: .323 (53-164), 8 HR, 29 RBI…the 8 HR are 2nd-most vs. any opponent (SEA-11), while 29 RBI are 3rd-most (SEA-32; LAA-30)…career .280 (23-82) hitter at the Coliseum.

5 IAN KINSLER .298 AVG, 6 HR, 38 RBI, .387 OBP, .418 SLG SECOND BASEMAN –– R/R Placed on 15-day DL July 29 (retro to July 28) with a left groin strain, 6th DL stint of his 5-year career…eligible for activation on Aug. 12…opened the season on DL with a high right ankle sprain suffered during and did not play his first game of the year until April 30…at time of most recent DL placement, he ranked 7th in A.L. with .387 OBP and held league's 3rd-best avg. vs. lefties (.403)…had also started 75 of 78 games at 2B since being activated from DL April 30…reached safely via hit or walk in 25 straight, June 26-July 25…had season-best 16-game hit streak July 4-23.

11 BENGIE MOLINA Overall: .245 AVG, 5 HR, 26 RBI, .293 OBP, .331 SLG CATCHER –– R/R Sat: DNP Trip: .235 (4-17), 2 R, BB, 2 RBI Streak: 0 G Has not started 2 straight…returns to Bay Area after being acquired from SF in July 1 trade…is 3-for-9 past 3 games to rise from .242 to .245…hitting .211 (16-76) in 25 games/22 starts behind the plate since being acquired from San Francisco in 3-player trade July 1…named A.L. Player of the Week for July 15-18…drove in decisive run July 22 vs. LAA with 6th-inning sac fly…had 1B in 2nd, 2B in 4th, and grand slam HR in 5th on July 16 at BOS for 5th cycle in club history and 2nd in majors in 2010…was 9th player, 8th since 1900, and 1st catcher to have a grand slam as part of a cycle, the last being the Twins’ Jason Kubel on April 17, 2009, and the 15th catcher with a cycle, 1st since Milwaukee’s Chad Moeller on April 27, 2004…was his 5th career grand slam, 1st since June 20, 2007 at Milwaukee with the Giants…tied career best with 4 hits…hit .257 (52-202) with 3 home runs and 17 RBI in 61 games for Giants this season, including a .382 (21-55) avg. vs. lefties…batted .344 in April…has caught 15 of 73 (20.5%) runners attempting to steal, including 3-of-14 as a Ranger…has played with LA of Anaheim (1998-2005), Toronto (2006), and San Fran. (2007-10)…won Gold Gloves in 2002 and 2003 with the Angels…appeared in 3 postseasons with Angels, winning World Series ring in 2002.

18 MITCH MORELAND .333 AVG, 0 HR, 1 RBI, .417 OBP, .381 SLG 1B/OUTFIELDER –– L/L Sat: DNP Trip: .294 (5-17), RBI, 2B, 3 BB, 3 R, 2 SB Streak: 0 G Has not played 2 straight…first career RBI Wed. at Seattle…has hit safely in 5 of first 6 ML games, reaching base via hit or walk in all 6…career-open- ing 5-game hit streak ended Thurs. at Seattle…had 2 hits in ML debut July 29 vs. Oakland, start at 1B, first Ranger with multi-hit debut since Kevin Richardson, Aug. 17, 2009 vs. MIN…is latest player drafted and signed in ‘07 to appear in majors thus far (17th round), 3rd current Ranger from ‘07 Draft (also Hunter and Borbon)…24-year-old had contract purchased from Oklahoma City (AAA) July 29…had spent entire season with RedHawks, batting .289 (102-353) with 12 HR, 29 2B, and 65 RBI in 95 games…had a .371 OBP and .484 SLG…over last 45 games at AAA beginning June 10, batted .345 (57-165) with 9 HR, 13 2B, 40 RBI, and 31 runs…led PCL with 11 OF assists at time of call-up…was non-roster invitee to ML spring training, batting .276 (8-29) with 3 2B and 3 RBI in 19 games…2009 Rangers Minor League Player of the Year.

7 DAVID MURPHY .263 AVG, 7 HR, 35 RBI, .323 OBP, .402 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Sat: 2-for-4, RBI Trip: .321 (9-28), 2 HR, 8 RBI, 3 R, 2 BB, SB Streak: 4 G (.375, 6-16, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 2 R) Has hit safely in 4 straight at .375 (6-16) to rise from .255 to .263, highest since July 20 (.266)…hit go-ahead HR of 3 runs (Wed. off Fister) and 2 runs (Thurs. off Felix Hernandez)…season-high 3 RBI Wed. at Seattle…has appeared in 19 of club’s 22 games in 2nd “half” (12 starts, all in LF)…hitting .236 (17-72) in last 28 games with an AB to fall from .273…has a .289 (43-149) average in last 53 contests to rise from .227…has hit 5 of his 7 HR since start of July…has reached base on catchers interference a ML-high 4 times this season…had first career PH-RBI June 26 vs. HOU, now 3-for-23 with 4 walks as PH in his career, including 3-for-16 with 2 walks this season…has 62 overall starts (29 in LF, 32 in RF)…drove in game-tying run with 2-out single in 9th and game-winning run with one-out sac fly in the 11th in May 2 in Seattle…has 7 career HR vs. Oakland, most against any opponent.

2 TAYLOR TEAGARDEN .122 AVG, 3 HR, 5 RBI, .217 OBP, .366 SLG CATCHER –– R/R Sat: 1-for-3, HR, RBI, R Trip: .300 (3-10), 2 HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 3 R Streak: 2 G (.429, 3-7, 2 HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 3 R) Has homered in each of first 2 games this series…has homered in 3 of his 4 starts since recall on July 24, all 3 vs. Oakland…is 4-for-14 (.286) w/ 3 HR and a double in 5 games/4 starts since recall…hit 2-run HR in start July 29 vs. OAK, first start since April 26 vs. Detroit, first HR since Aug. 21, 2009 at TB and just his 2nd hit and first RBI of the year…was recalled prior to game July 24 following Treanor's DL placement…is in his second stint with Texas, as he made the Opening Day roster for the first time in his career before being optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA) April 27…first stint: 1-for-27 with 17 K’s and 4 BB’s in 10 games/starts behind the plate…overall, has thrown out 3-of-12 (25%) attempted base stealers…appeared in just 4 games for RedHawks before transfer to Frisco (AA)…batted .242 with 3 HR, 10 doubles, and 32 RBI in 52 games in the , including .407 (22-54) w/ RISP.

10 MICHAEL YOUNG .293 AVG, 16 HR, 64 RBI, .347 OBP, .475 SLG THIRD BASEMAN –– R/R Sat: 0-for-4, K, GIDP Trip: .118 (4-34), GS HR, 5 RBI, 4 R, BB Streak: 0 G Since 4-hit game July 29 vs. Oakland, has batted .118 (4-34) in first 8 games of this road trip to drop from .307 to .293, lowest since May 17 (.287)…bat- ting .233 (31-133) in last 33 games to drop from .318, but is still batting .303 (108-357) since start of May to rise from .255…hit 4th career grand slam Wed. at Seattle, 3rd game with 4+ RBI in ‘10…HR Wed. was career no. 153, T7th in club history with Teixeira, one less than Dean Palmer (154)…was DH for 2nd time this season Tues. at Seattle (also June 2 at CWS)…homered in 3 straight for 2nd time in career July 22-24 vs. LAA…ranks among A.L. leaders in multi-hit games (T6th, 39), hits (6th, 132), runs (T6th, 74), and total bases (T8th, 214)…is 6-for-12 w/ 16 RBI w/ bases loaded in 2010…has started 109 of team’s 110 games (107-3B, 2-DH)…has 5 errors last 28 games in field, and his 15 E in ‘10 are T2nd-most in majors among third base- men…has club-record 21 career hit streaks of 10+ games (Ivan Rodriguez-19)…longest-tenured player on the Rangers 25-man roster…became Rangers all-time franchise leader in hits on June 16 at Florida…passed Ivan Rodriguez (1747) and is currently at 1794…has also become team’s career leader in multi-hit games and triples in 2010…is 2nd in club history with 893 runs behind Rafael Palmeiro (958)…has 2nd-highest hit total (1547) of any player since the start of the 2003 season…career .323 (219-678) avg. vs. Oakland w/ 13 HR and 83 RBI…the 83 RBI are T2nd-most vs. any oppo- nent…career .289 (101-350) hitter at Coliseum, incl. .345 (58-168) at this park since start of 2006.

RANGERS ALL-TIME LEADERS MULTI-HIT GAMES HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES RUNS GAMES No. Player No. Player No. Player No. Player No. Player No. Player 527 Michael Young 1794 Michael Young 352 Ivan Rodriguez 46 Michael Young 958 Rafael Palmeiro 1573 Rafael Palmeiro 490 Ivan Rodriguez 1747 Ivan Rodriguez 339 Michael Young 44 Ruben Sierra 893 Michael Young 1512 Jim Sundberg 466 Rafael Palmeiro 1692 Rafael Palmeiro 321 Rafael Palmeiro 28 Ivan Rodriguez 878 Juan Gonzalez 1509 Ivan Rodriguez 452 Juan Gonzalez 1595 Juan Gonzalez 320 Juan Gonzalez 27 Jim Sundberg 866 Ivan Rodriguez 1460 Michael Young 347 Ruben Sierra 1281 Ruben Sierra 258 Rusty Greer 25 Greer/Palmeiro 645 Ruben Sierra 1400 Juan Gonzalez PAGE 6 RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND RANGERS STATISTICS TEXAS TEAM BATTING STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Runs, Game ...... 13, 3x, last June 23 vs. Pittsburgh 123456789 Runs, Inning ...... 7, June 4 vs. Tampa Bay (4th) Andrus 93 ------10 Hits, Game...... 20, May 20 vs. Baltimore Arias 1 1 - - - 2 8 7 2 ...... 19, 2x, June 1 at Chicago-AL and July 19 at Detroit (14 innings) Blanco ------139 Hits, Inning...... 7, June 4 vs. Tampa Bay (4th) Borbon 12 2 -----663 Fewest Hits, Game ...... 3, April 16 at New York-AL Cantu ----121-- Doubles ...... 5, June 13 at Milwaukee Cruz - - - 3 29 35 2 - - Triples ...... 2, June 18 at Houston Davis -----12294 Home Runs ...... 5, May 12 vs. Oakland Garko - -1-142-- ...... 4, May 25 at Kansas City Gentry 2 ------34 Home Runs, Both Clubs ...... 7, May 6 vs. Kansas City Guerrero - - - 99 ----- Extra Base Hits ...... 8, 2x, last May 12 vs. Oakland Guzman -----312- Total Bases ...... 35, May 12 vs. Oakland Hamilton - - 42 8 52 ---- Stolen Bases ...... 9*, April 20 at Boston (club record) Kinsler - - 60 - 15 ---- Walks ...... 9, 2x, last April 28 vs. Chicago-AL Molina -----3145- Strikeouts ...... 13, 2x, April 14 at Cleveland; April 30 at Seattle (12 inn.) Moreland ------141 Left on Base (9 innings) ...... 13, 2x, last June 26 vs. Houston Murphy 2-5-1126153- Left on Base (Extras)...... 16, June 20 at Houston Ramirez ------5143 Saltalamacchia ------1-- TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Smoak ----122367- Hits...... 5, Hamilton, June 20 at Houston Teagarden ------473 Runs ...... 4, Hamilton, May 6 vs. Kansas City Treanor ------18312 Home Runs ...... 2, 4x, last Guerrero, June 30 at LA of Anaheim Young - 107 2 ------RBI...... 5, 4x, last Guerrero, June 30 at LA of Anaheim PITCHERS ------9 Total Bases ...... 11, Guerrero, June 30 at LA of Anaheim Doubles ...... 3, Hamilton, July 15 at Boston STARTS BY POSITION Extra-Base Hits ...... 3, 6x, last Molina, July 16 at Boston C 1B2B3BSSLFCFRFDH Stolen Bases ...... 3, Andrus and Cruz, April 20 at Boston Andrus ----103---- Walks ...... 3, 5x, last Murphy, June 19 at Houston Arias - 5 15 - 1 ---- Strikeouts ...... *5, Smoak, June 13 at Milwaukee (9 inn.) Blanco - - 14 2 6 ---- Hitting Streak ...... 23, Hamilton, June 4-30 Borbon ------83-- Cantu -3-1----- TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Cruz ------681 Strikeouts ...... 14, 3x, last July 27 vs. Oakland Davis - 27 ------...... 13, 3x, last May 18 vs. LA of Anaheim Garko - 3 ------5 Walks ...... 10, April 7 vs. Toronto Gentry -----36-- Fewest Walks ...... 0, 8x, last Aug. 6 at Oakland Guerrero -----1-1088 Runs Allowed, Game...... 16, May 14 at Toronto Guzman - - 6 ------Runs Allowed, Inning...... 8, May 14 at Toronto (3rd) Hamilton -----7621-5 Hits Allowed, Game ...... 15, 2x, last May 20 vs. Baltimore (9 inn.) Kinsler - - 75 ------...... 15, July 9 vs, Baltimore (10 inn.) Molina 22 ------...... 15, May 11 vs. Oakland (13 inn.) Moreland - 6 ------Hits Allowed, Inning ...... 5, 3x, last July 30 at LA of Anaheim (4th) Murphy -----30-32- Home Runs ...... 5, May 14 at Toronto Ramirez 22 ------Consecutive Scoreless Innings ..15.0, 3x, July 22-24, July 19-20, & May 2-3 Saltalamacchia 1 ------Smoak - 66 ------TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Teagarden 14 ------Innings, Starter ...... 9.0, Lee, July 10 vs. Baltimore (CG) Treanor 51 ------9.0, Hunter, June 5 vs. Tampa Bay (CG) Young - - - 107 ----2 9.0, Wilson, May 7 vs. Kansas City (CG) 9.0, Lewis, April 30 at Seattle RUNS BY INNING 9.0, Lewis, June 19 at Houston (CG) 12345678910+ 9.0, Lee, July 17 at Boston Texas 73 65 74 74 71 64 48 44 24 14 9.0, Lee, July 27 vs. Oakland Opp. 58 59 49 61 42 63 41 30 38 7 Fewest Innings, Starter ...... 1.0, Holland, May 30 at Minnesota Innings, Reliever ...... 4.2, Feldman, Aug. 7 at Oakland Strikeouts, Starter ...... 13, Lee, July 27 vs. Oakland RECORD BY MONTH Strikeouts, Reliever ...... 4, 4x, last Oliver, Aug. 4 at Seattle April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Runs Allowed...... 8, Feldman, April 24 vs. Detroit 11-12 15-12 21-6 14-13 3-3 0-0 0-0 ...... 8, Mathis, May 14 at Toronto ...... 8, Hunter, July 30 at LA of Anaheim RECORD BY DAY OF WEEK Earned Runs Allowed ...... 8, Mathis, May 14 at Toronto Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat...... 8, Hunter, July 30 at LA of Anaheim Hits Allowed ...... 12, 2x, last Feldman, June 24 vs. Pittsburgh 9-8 5-3 10-5 11-6 11-6 10-8 8-10 Home Runs Allowed ...... 3, Lewis, June 3 at Chicago-AL RECORD BY HOME RUNS ...... 3, Harrison, April 21 at Boston ...... 3, Mathis, May 14 at Toronto 1234567 Pitches ...... 127, Harrison, May 1 at Seattle 31-16 11-7 4-0 3-0 1-0 0-0 0-0

TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak ...... 11, June 12-24 Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Losing Streak...... 6, April 15-21 PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5+BI Total Longest Game, Innings ...... 14, July 19 at Detroit Andrus 23 6 2 0 31 4 0 0 0 4 Longest Game, Time, 9 inn. 4:06, June 6 vs. Tampa Bay Arias 3 2 0 0 5 1 0 1 0 2 Longest Game, Time, Xtra ..4:53, July 19 at Detroit Blanco 2 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 Shortest Game, Time...... 2:03, April 15 at Cleveland (9 inn.) Borbon 16 3 1 0 20 3 1 0 0 4 ...... 2:09, May 7 vs. Kansas City (9 inn.) Cruz 16 5 1 0 22 6 3 4 0 13 Davis 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ...... 1:58, April 16 at New York (6 inn.) Guerrero 25 7 1 0 33 12 5 2 2 21 Largest Crowd, Home ...... 50,299, April 5 vs. Toronto (Home Opener) Hamilton 19 17 2 1 39 10 6 1 0 17 ...... 47,098, July 24 vs. LA of Anaheim Kinsler 26 1 0 0 27 2 5 0 0 7 Largest Crowd, Road...... 44,963, April 17 at New York-AL Molina 9 1 2 0 12 2 0 2 0 4 Winning Margin ...... 11, July 6 vs. Cleveland (12-1) Moreland 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Losing Margin ...... 6, 3x, last July 5 vs. Cleveland Murphy 13 4 0 0 17 7 1 0 0 8 Largest Deficit in Win ...... 4, May 18 vs. LA of Anaheim (trailed 7-3 in 5th) Smoak 8 2 0 0 10 8 2 1 0 11 ...... 4, June 1 at Chicago-AL (trailed 4-0 thru 3 inn.) Ramirez 2 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 2 ...... 4, June 4 vs. Tampa Bay (trailed 4-0 in 2nd) Teagarden 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 ...... 4, June 24 vs. Pittsburgh (trailed 4-0 after 1st) Treanor 11 0 0 0 11 4 2 1 0 7 Largest Deficit in 9th, Win ....1, April 5 vs. Toronto (trailed 4-3) Young 30 8 1 0 39 6 3 2 1 12 ...... 1, May 2 at Seattle (trailed 1-0) ...... 1, June 15 at Florida (trailed 2-1) ...... 1, June 20 at Houston (trailed 4-3) Largest Lead in Loss ...... 6, May 14 at Toronto (led 9-3 in 3rd) Largest Lead Relinquished ..8, May 6 vs. Kansas City (led 8-0 in 3rd, won 13-12) Errors ...... 3, 4x, last July 28 vs. Oakland

*-Club record #-Ties club record RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 7 2010 HOME RUNS Player No. Solo 2-run 3-run GS LHP RHP Home Road GT GA Record Last Elvis Andrus ------Joaquin Arias ------Andres Blanco ------Julio Borbon 2 1 - 1 - - 2 1 1 - 1 2-0 6/22 vs. PIT Nelson Cruz 15 9 3 3 - 3 12 9 6 4 4 9-6 7/30 at LAA Vladimir Guerrero 21 9 9 1 2 5 16 12 9 - 8 13-5 7/31 at LAA Josh Hamilton 24 14 9 1 - 6 18 16 8 3 7 18-6 8/6 at OAK Ian Kinsler 6 2 3 1 - - 6 3 3 - 3 4-2 7/20 at DET Benji Molina 5 1 3 0 1 1 4 3 2 0 1 5-0 7/16 at BOS David Murphy 7 4 2 1 - 1 6 4 3 - 2 6-1 8/5 at SEA 8 3 4 1 - 2 6 4 4 - 1 7-1 6/19 at HOU Max Ramirez 2 2 - - - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1-1 5/14 at TOR Taylor Teagarden 3 1 2 - - 2 1 1 2 - - 2-1 8/7 at OAK 5 4 - 1 - 2 3 4 1 - 2 3-1 6/6 vs. TB Michael Young 16 10 5 - 1 4 12 13 3 1 6 13-3 8/4 at SEA

GRAND SLAMS (4): Guerrero (5/4 at OAK off Mazzaro; 6/30 at LAA off BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS (4): Guerrero-Cruz (4/7 vs. TOR); Hamilton- Kazmir); Molina (7/16 at BOS off Cabrera); Young (8/4 at SEA off Olson) Guerrero (5/6 vs. KC); Hamilton-Guerrero (5/12 vs. OAK); Hamilton-Cruz MULTI-HOMER GAMES (3): Guerrero (5/6 vs. KC; 5/25 at KC; 6/30 at (5/25 at KC);Kinsler-Hamilton (7/20 at DET) LAA); Treanor (6/6 vs. TB) PINCH-HIT HOMERS (0): None WALKOFF HOMERS (1): Cruz (7/27 vs. OAK) LEADOFF HOMERS (0): None

2010 TEXAS RANGERS STARTING PITCHERS - STARTS ONLY Pitcher Last Start W-L Streak GS RSA IP/GS P/GS SB/CS K/9 BB/9 QS GB/FB GIDP W/L After Loss Team W-L Feldman L, 2-6 5-9 L3 20 5.84 5.2+ 101.8 11/8 4.9 2.73 6 186/156 9 2-3 9-11 Harden L, 2-6 4-4 L1 15 5.69 4.2+ 96.6 1/1 7.7 6.05 4 77/110 6 2-1 9-6 Wilson ND, 11-6 10-5 W3 22 4.82 6.0+ 106.4 14/7 6.8 4.36 14 192/144 15 7-4 16-6 Lewis L, 2-3 9-8 L3 21 4.78 6.1+ 108.0 8/3 8.9 2.92 13 149/164 7 3-5 10-11 Harrison ND, 13-12 1-1 W1 6 7.15 5.2 104.3 2/0 5.0 3.71 3 52/37 2 1-1 2-4 Holland L, 3-6 2-1 L1 4 6.87 4.1+ 86.5 0/0 7.4 2.95 2 16/19 0 2-1 2-2 Hunter W, 6-0 9-1 W1 12 8.79 5.2+ 86.8 3/1 4.8 2.26 10 94/98 5 3-0 10-2 Nippert ND, 13-3 0-0 - 2 12.00 3.0 78.0 1/0 16.5 7.5 0 3/2 0 0-0 2-0 Beltre L, 3-9 0-1 L1 2 7.71 3.1+ 78.5 3/0 11.6 9.0 0 2/6 0 0-1 1-1 Lee W, 5-1 2-2 W1 6 2.28 8.1+ 106.5 1/0 6.5 0.53 4 56/67 2 1-1 3-3

TEAM PITCHING CATCHERS W-L-S G ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA CS SBA CS% PB PO Starters 42-32 110 4.11 653.1 626 326 298 249 494 80 Molina 3.56 4 20 20.0 0 0 Relievers 22-14-34 104 3.17 338.1 286 124 119 132 289 29 Ramirez 3.56 4 27 14.8 2 0 Home 36-21-16 57 3.60 523.0 497 233 209 181 395 56 Saltalamacchia 4.00 0 1 0.0 0 0 Road 28-25-18 53 3.99 468.2 415 217 208 200 385 53 Teagarden 3.90 3 13 23.1 1 0 Treanor 3.94 11 44 25.0 1 0 Stolen bases against pitchers: 0-for-6 (0 SB, 6 CS)

BATTERS VS. OAKLAND - 2010 AND CAREER PITCHERS VS. OAKLAND 2010 AND CAREER 2010 CAREER 2010 CAREER PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI PLAYER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Andrus .293 41 12 0 3 .210 105 22 1 6 Feldman 0-0-0 7.71 2 11.2 13 10 3-4-0 5.78 15 62.1 56 40 Blanco .125 8 1 0 0 .323 31 10 0 1 Feliz 1-0-1 2.08 4 4.1 4 1 1-0-1 3.86 8 9.1 7 4 Borbon .240 25 6 0 1 .234 47 11 0 3 Francisco 0-0-0 5.79 5 4.2 7 3 1-1-5 3.18 33 34.0 27 12 Cantu .333 6 2 0 0 .284 95 27 3 8 Harden 1-1-0 2.89 2 9.1 4 3 1-1-0 2.89 2 9.1 4 3 Cruz .222 18 4 1 3 .264 163 43 6 28 Harrison 0-0-0 0.00 1 1.0 1 0 3-0-0 1.29 4 21.0 17 3 Guerrero .261 46 12 2 12 .276 373 103 21 74 Hunter — — — — — — 2-0-0 6.00 3 18.0 19 12 Guzman .250 8 2 0 0 .173 202 35 2 7 Lee 1-0-0 0.53 2 17.0 12 1 5-2-0 2.14 12 75.2 56 18 Hamilton .378 45 17 3 7 .323 164 53 8 29 Lewis 0-2-0 3.15 3 20.0 16 7 2-2-0 3.27 9 44.0 37 16 Molina .154 26 4 1 3 .218 367 80 8 43 O'Day 0-0-0 0.00 5 5.2 2 0 0-0-0 3.00 15 18.0 14 6 Moreland .500 4 2 0 0 .500 4 2 0 0 Ogando 0-0-0 0.00 3 2.0 3 0 0-0-0 0.00 3 2.0 3 0 Murphy .216 37 8 2 3 .247 150 37 7 24 Oliver 0-0-0 6.00 4 3.0 6 2 5-5-0 6.84 42 97.1 122 74 Teagarden .364 11 4 3 5 .244 41 10 4 9 Wilson 1-0-0 2.84 2 12.2 11 4 2-3-5 4.39 31 41.0 42 20 Young .302 43 13 1 3 .323 678 219 13 83

RECENT 2010 TRANSACTIONS

March 22 C Matt Treanor acquired from Milwaukee in exchange for INF Ray Olmedo. March 24 INF acquired from Oakland in exchange for RHP Edwar Ramirez…INF Hernan Iribarren cleared waivers, outrighted to Oklahoma City (AAA)…OF Brandon Boggs and RHP Pedro Strop optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…LHP Michael Kirkman optioned to Frisco (AA)…RHPs Geoff Geary and assigned to minor league camp. March 27 OF Craig Gentry, LHP Derek Holland, and RHP Brandon McCarthy optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Alexi Ogando optioned to Frisco (AAA)…C Kevin Richardson assigned to minor league camp…INF Andres Blanco acquired from Chicago-NL in exchange for cash considerations or a player to be named later. April 1 INF Ryan Garko acquired on waiver claim from Seattle…C Max Ramirez optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…LHP Edwin Escobar traded to San Francisco, allowing Texas to retain rights of LHP Ben Snyder…Snyder outrighted to Frisco (AA). April 2 RHP Luis Mendoza traded to Kansas City for cash considerations…RHP Scott Feldman signed to a contract extension through 2012 with a club option for 2013. April 4 2B Ian Kinsler and RHPs and Warner Madrigal placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 26…RHP Guillermo Moscoso optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…INF Matt Brown, OF Endy Chavez, RHP Willie Eyre, INF Esteban German, C Toby Hall, INF Gregorio Petit, and C Matt Treanor assigned to minor league camp…RHPs Omar Beltre and Alexi Ogando reinstated and activated on the 40-man roster…Beltre optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). April 9 C Jarrod Saltalamacchia placed on 15-day disabled list…C Matt Treanor had contract purchased from Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Warner Madrigal transferred to 60-day disabled list. April 20 C Jarrod Saltalamacchia sent on rehab assignment to Oklahoma City (AAA). April 23 1B Justin Smoak had contract purchased from Oklahoma City (AAA)…1B Chris Davis optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Omar Poveda recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA) disabled list and placed on MLB 60-day disabled list. April 26 2B Ian Kinsler sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA). April 27 OF Craig Gentry recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…OF Nelson Cruz placed on 15-day disabled list…C Max Ramirez recalled from Oklahoma City…C Taylor Teagarden optioned to Oklahoma City…C Jarrod Saltalamacchia reinstated from disabled list and optioned to Oklahoma City. April 28 RHP Tommy Hunter reinstated from disabled list and optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). April 30 2B Ian Kinsler activated from 15-day disabled list…INF Joaquin Arias placed on 15-day disabled list. May 8 INF Joaquin Arias sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA). May 11 OF Nelson Cruz sent on rehab assignment to Oklahoma City (AAA). May 12 LHP Derek Holland recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…LHP Matt Harrison placed on 15-day disabled list. May 14 OF Nelson Cruz activated from 15-day disabled list…INF Ryan Garko optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). May 15 RHP Guillermo Moscoso and RHP Pedro Strop recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…OF Craig Gentry and RHP Doug Mathis optioned to Oklahoma City. May 16 INF Joaquin Arias activated from 15-day disabled list…RHP Pedro Strop optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). May 18 INF Ryan Garko cleared waivers and outrighted to Oklahoma City (AAA). May 24 LHP Matt Harrison sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA). May 29 LHP Matt Harrison reinstated off 15-day disabled list…RHP Guillermo Moscoso optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). May 30 OF Nelson Cruz placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 29, with a strained left hamstring…OF Craig Gentry recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA). June 1 LHP Derek Holland placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to May 31, with left rotator cuff inflammation…RHP Pedro Strop recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA). June 3 RHP Warner Madrigal reinstated from 15-day disabled list and optioned to Frisco (AA). June 5 RHP Tommy Hunter recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Pedro Strop optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). June 12 RHP Rich Harden placed on 15-day disabled list with left gluteal muscle strain…RHP Alexi Ogando recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA). June 18 OF Nelson Cruz sent on rehab assignment to Oklahoma City (AAA). June 22 OF Nelson Cruz reinstated off 15-day disabled list…OF Craig Gentry optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). June 24 RHP Warner Madrigal, on option to OKC, assigned outright to Oklahoma City (AAA) June 30 RHP Omar Beltre recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…LHP Matt Harrison optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). July 1 C Bengie Molina acquired from San Francisco in exchange for RHP Chris Ray and RHP Michael Main…RHP Pedro Strop recalled from Oklahoma City. July 2 C Max Ramirez optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA)…C Bengie Molina added to 25-man roster. July 6 RHP Doug Mathis recalled from Oklahoma City…RHP Omar Beltre optioned to Oklahoma City. July 9 LHP Cliff Lee and RHP acquired from Seattle in exchange for 1B Justin Smoak, RHP Blake Beavan, RHP , and INF Matt Lawson. July 10 RHP Cliff Lee added to 25-man roster…LHP Matt Harrison recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Doug Mathis and RHP Pedro Strop optioned to Oklahoma City. July 11 RHP Rich Harden sent on rehab assignment to Oklahoma City (AAA). July 20 RHP Dustin Nippert placed on 15-day disabled list…RHP Doug Mathis recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA). July 24 C Matt Tranor placed on 15-day disabled list with strained PCL in right knee…recalled C Taylor Teagarden from Frisco (AA). July 29 2B Ian Kinsler placed on 15-day disabled list with left groin strain…1B/OF Mitch Moreland recalled from Oklahoma City (AAA)…RHP Mark Lowe transferred from 15- to 60-day disabled list…INF Jorge Cantu and cash considerations acquired from Florida in exchange for RHP’s Omar Poveda and Evan Reed…RHP Brandon McCarthy recalled and placed on 60-day DL. July 30 INF Jorge Cantu added to active roster…1B Chris Davis optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). July 31 RHP Roman Mendez, 1B Chris McGuiness, PTBNL, and cash considerations acquired from Boston in exchange for C Jarrod Saltalamacchia…INF Cristian Guzman and cash considerations acquired from Washington in exchange for RHP’s Tanner Roark and Ryan Tatusko…INF Joaquin Arias placed on 15-day disabled list with a strained back muscle…RHP Rich Harden reinstated from 15-day disabled list…RHP Doug Mathis optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). Aug. 1 LHP Derek Holland reinstated from 15-day disabled list and optioned to Oklahoma City (AAA). PAGE 8 RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND 2010 DAY-BY-DAY GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 1 4/5 TORONTO W, 5-4 1-0 T1st +0.0 Francisco (1-0) Frasor (0-1) - 2:36 50,299 50,299 4/6 OFF DAY 1-0 T1st +0.0 2 4/7 TORONTO L, 4-7 1-1 2nd -0.5 Tallet (1-0) Nippert (0-1) Frasor (1) 2:56 22,890 73,189 3 4/8 TORONTO L, 1-3 1-2 2nd -1.5 Janssen (1-0) Francisco (1-1) Frasor (2) 2:45 14,707 87,896 4 4/9 SEATTLE W, 6-2 2-2 2nd -1.5 Lewis (1-0) Vargas (0-1) - 2:22 25,271 113,167 5 4/10 SEATTLE L, 3-4 2-3 2nd -1.5 Lowe (1-1) Francisco (1-2) Aardsma (2) 2:53 26,861 140,028 6 4/11 SEATTLE W, 9-2 3-3 2nd -1.5 Feldman (1-0) Snell (0-1) - 3:03 26,846 166,874 7 4/12 at Cleveland W, 4-2 (10) 4-3 2nd -1.5 Francisco (2-2) Wright (0-1) Feliz (1) 3:11 42,061 4/13 OFF DAY 2nd -1.0 8 4/14 at Cleveland W, 6-2 5-3 T1st +0.0 Lewis (2-0) Masterson (0-1) Feliz (2) 3:14 10,071 9 4/15 at Cleveland L, 2-3 5-4 2nd -1.0 Huff-C (1-1) Harrison (0-1) 2:03 10,198 10 4/16 at New York-AL L, 1-5 (6) 5-5 2nd -2.0 Sabathia-C (2-0)Wilson-C (0-1) 1:58 42,145 11 4/17 at New York-AL L, 3-7 5-6 3rd -3.0 Burnett (2-0) Feldman (1-1) 3:05 44,963 12 4/18 at New York-AL L, 2-5 5-7 4th -3.0 Pettitte (2-0) Harden (0-1) Rivera (5) 2:52 44,121 4/19 OFF DAY 4th -3.0 13 4/20 at Boston L, 6-7 5-8 4th -3.0 Papelbon (1-1) Francisco (2-3) 3:46 37,614 14 4/21 at Boston L, 7-8 (12) 5-9 4th -3.0 Okajima (2-1) Nippert (0-2) 3:49 37,518 15 4/22 at Boston W, 3-0 6-9 4th -3.0 Wilson (1-1) Buchholz (1-2) Oliver (1) 2:58 37,417 16 4/23 DETROIT W, 5-4 7-9 4th -3.0 Feliz (1-0) Ni (0-1) 3:04 26,445 193,319 17 4/24 DETROIT L, 4-8 7-10 4th -3.0 Bonine (2-0) Feldman (1-2) 3:06 45,752 239,071 18 4/25 DETROIT W, 8-4 8-10 4th -3.0 Lewis (3-0) Porcello (1-2) 2:47 31,211 270,282 19 4/26 DETROIT L, 6-8 8-11 4th -3.5 Feliz (1-1) Coke (3-0) Valverde (6) 2:43 16,381 286,663 20 4/27 CHICAGO-AL W, 4-2 9-11 4th -2.5 Wilson (2-1) Buerhle (2-3) Francisco (1) 2:19 14,589 301,252 21 4/28 CHICAGO-AL W, 6-5 10-11 4th -1.5 Harden (1-1) Peavy (0-2) Feliz (3) 2:48 20,432 321,684 22 4/29 CHICAGO-AL L, 5-7 10-12 4th -1.5 Floyd (1-2) O’Day (0-1) 2:53 17,778 339,462 23 4/30 at Seattle W, 2-0 (12) 11-12 T3rd -0.5 Francisco (3-3) League (2-2) Feliz (4) 3:14 34,055 24 5/1 at Seattle W, 6-3 12-12 2nd -0.5 Harrison (1-1) Hernandez (2-2) Francisco (2) 3:14 30,225 25 5/2 at Seattle W, 3-1 (11) 13-12 1st +0.5 Nippert (1-2) Lowe (1-3) Feliz (5) 3:16 27,185 26 5/3 at Oakland W, 4-2 14-12 1st +1.5 Harden (2-1) Braden (3-2) Feliz (6) 2:40 8,874 27 5/4 at Oakland L, 6-7 14-13 1st +0.5 Ziegler (1-2) Feldman (1-3) Bailey (4) 2:30 10,135 28 5/5 at Oakland L, 1-4 14-14 2nd -0.5 Cahill (1-1) Lewis (3-1) Bailey (5) 2:26 15,403 29 5/6 KANSAS CITY W, 13-12 15-14 T1st +0.0 Francisco (4-3) Soria (0-1) Feliz (7) 3:12 15,132 354,594 30 5/7 KANSAS CITY W, 4-1 16-14 1st +1.0 Wilson-C (3-1) Greinke (0-4) 2:09 29,065 383,659 31 5/8 KANSAS CITY W, 3-2 17-14 1st +1.0 Ray (1-0) Meche-C (0-4) Feliz (8) 2:43 36,349 420,008 32 5/9 KANSAS CITY W, 6-4 18-14 1st +1.0 Mathis (1-0) Thompson (0-2) Feliz (9) 3:13 25,476 445,484 5/10 OFF DAY 18-14 1st +1.0 33 5/11 OAKLAND L, 6-7 (13) 18-15 T1st +0.0 Ross (1-0) Nippert (1-3) 4:08 15,474 460,958 34 5/12 OAKLAND W, 10-1 19-15 1st +1.0 Holland (1-0) Gonzalez (3-3) 3:08 26,625 487,583 35 5/13 OAKLAND W, 2-1 (12) 20-15 1st +2.0 Nippert (2-3) Bailey (0-1) 3:51 27,507 515,090 36 5/14 at Toronto L, 10-16 20-16 1st +2.0 Roenicke (1-0) Mathis (1-1) 3:21 16,020 37 5/15 at Toronto L, 0-6 20-17 1st +2.0 Romero-C (4-1) Feldman (1-4) 2:22 15,945 38 5/16 at Toronto L, 2-5 20-18 1st +2.0 Morrow (3-3) Lewis (2-3) Gregg (11) 2:36 25,518 39 5/17 LA of ANAHEIM W, 4-3 21-18 1st +2.0 Holland (2-0) Kazmir (2-4) Feliz (10) 2:33 20,210 535,300 40 5/18 LA of ANAHEIM W, 8-7 22-18 1st +2.0 O’Day (1-1) Bell (1-1) Feliz (11) 3:13 22,358 557,658 41 5/19 BALTIMORE W, 4-3 23-18 1st +3.0 Francisco (5-3) Meredith (0-1) 3:11 22,321 579,979 42 5/20 BALTIMORE W, 13-7 24-18 1st +4.0 Feldman (2-4) Matusz (2-4) 3:34 17,304 597,283 43 5/21 CHICAGO-NL W, 2-1 25-18 1st +4.0 Lewis (4-2) Lilly (1-4) Feliz (12) 2:42 38,943 636,226 44 5/22 CHICAGO-NL L, 4-5 (10) 25-19 1st +3.0 Marshall (4-1) O’Day (1-2) Marmol (8) 3:08 46,180 682,406 45 5/23 CHICAGO-NL L, 4-5 25-20 1st +2.0 Silva (6-0) Wilson (3-2) Marmol (9) 3:03 37,777 720,183 5/24 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 46 5/25 at Kansas City W, 8-7 26-20 1st +3.0 O’Day (2-2) Thompson (0-3) Feliz (13) 3:11 12,796 47 5/26 at Kansas City L, 2-5 26-21 1st +2.0 Hochevar (5-2) Feldman (2-5) Soria (11) 2:24 14,722 5/27 OFF DAY 1st +1.5 48 5/28 at Minnesota L, 1-2 26-22 1st +0.5 Slowey (6-3) Lewis (4-3) Rauch (11) 2:42 39,581 49 5/29 at Minnesota L, 3-8 26-23 2nd -0.5 Pavano (5-5) Wilson (3-3) 2:49 39,659 50 5/30 at Minnesota L, 3-6 26-24 2nd -0.5 Baker (5-4) Holland (2-1) Rauch (12) 3:08 39,873 5/31 OFF DAY 2nd -1.0 51 6/1 at Chicago-AL W, 9-6 27-24 T1st +0.0 Harden (3-1) Buehrle (3-6) Feliz (14) 3:19 20,075 52 6/2 at Chicago-AL W, 9-5 28-24 1st +1.0 Feldman (3-5) Floyd (2-6) 2:51 19,516 53 6/3 at Chicago-AL L, 3-4 28-25 T1st +0.0 Garcia (5-3) Lewis (4-4) Jenks (8) 2:27 20,003 54 6/4 TAMPA BAY W, 9-6 29-25 1st +1.0 Lewis (4-3) Davis (5-5) Feliz (15) 3:10 36,245 55 6/5 TAMPA BAY W, 6-1 30-25 1st +1.5 Hunter-C (1-0) Shields (5-4) 2:25 25,853 782,281 56 6/6 TAMPA BAY L, 5-9 30-26 1st +0.5 Garza (6-4) Harden (3-2) 4:06 26,932 809,213 57 6/7 SEATTLE L, 2-4 30-27 2nd -0.5 Lee-C (4-2) Feldman (3-6) 2:40 20,152 829,365 58 6/8 SEATTLE W, 7-1 31-27 1st +0.5 Lewis (5-4) Hernandez (3-5) 2:40 18,774 848,139 59 6/9 SEATTLE W, 12-2 32-27 1st +0.5 Wilson (5-3) Snell (0-5) 2:50 26,432 874,571 60 6/10 SEATTLE W, 12-3 33-27 1st +1.5 Hunter (2-0) Rowland-Smith (0-5) 2:29 19,674 894,245 61 6/11 at Milwaukee L, 2-6 33-28 1st +0.5 Narveson (5-3) Harden (3-3) 2:25 33,099 62 6/12 at Milwaukee W, 4-3 34-28 1st +0.5 Feldman (4-6) Parra (1-4) Ray (1) 3:16 39,791 63 6/13 at Milwaukee W, 7-2 35-28 1st +0.5 Lewis (6-4) Gallardo (6-3) 2:58 36,059 6/14 OFF DAY 1st +1.0 64 6/15 at Florida W, 3-2 36-28 1st +2.0 Ogando (1-0) Nunez (2-1) Feliz (16) 3:04 17,130 65 6/16 at Florida W, 6-3 37-28 1st +2.0 O’Day (3-2) Sanchez (6-4) Feliz (17) 2:50 17,014 66 6/17 at Florida W, 6-4 38-28 1st +2.5 Ogando (2-0) Nolasco (5-6) Feliz (18) 2:57 11,683 67 6/18 at Houston W, 9-3 39-28 1st +2.5 Feldman (5-6) Rodriguez (3-10) 2:52 33,951 68 6/19 at Houston W, 5-1 40-28 1st +2.5 Lewis-C (7-4) Moehler (0-4) 2:25 41,060 69 6/20 at Houston W, 5-4 (10) 41-28 1st +3.5 Ray (2-0) Daigle (0-1) Feliz (19) 3:38 33,753 6/21 OFF DAY 1st +3.5 70 6/22 PITTSBURGH W, 6-3 42-28 1st +3.5 Hunter (3-0) Ohlendorf (0-6) Feliz (20) 2:45 23,083 917,328 71 6/23 PITTSBURGH W, 13-3 43-28 1st +3.5 Ogando (3-0) Maholm (4-6) Harrison (1) 3:10 33,646 950,974 72 6/24 PITTSBURGH W, 6-5 44-28 1st +4.5 Francisco (6-3) Jackson (0-1) 3:06 19,567 970,541 73 6/25 HOUSTON L, 4-7 44-29 1st +4.5 Moehler (1-4) Lewis (7-5) Lindstrom (18) 3:45 43,457 1,013,998 74 6/26 HOUSTON W, 7-2 45-29 1st +4.5 Wilson (6-3) Banks (0-1) 2:55 28,951 1,042,949 75 6/27 HOUSTON W, 10-1 46-29 1st +4.5 Hunter (5-0) Oswalt (5-10) 2:38 37,487 1,080,436 6/28 OFF DAY 1st +4.5 76 6/29 at LA of Anaheim L, 5-6 46-30 1st +3.5 Pineiro (8-6) Feldman (5-7) Fuentes (14) 3:03 38,514 77 6/30 at LA of Anaheim W, 6-4 47-30 1st +4.5 Nippert (3-3) Kazmir (7-7) Feliz (21) 3:04 41,867 78 7/1 at LA of Anaheim L, 1-2 47-31 1st +3.5 Weaver (8-3) Wilson (6-4) Fuentes (15) 2:55 41,162 79 7/2 CHICAGO-AL L, 3-5 47-32 1st +3.5 Putz (5-2) Feliz (1-2) Thornton (4) 2:54 30,193 1,110,629 80 7/3 CHICAGO-AL W, 3-1 48-32 1st +4.5 Hunter (5-0) Danks (7-7) Feliz (22) 2:33 25,986 1,136,615 81 7/4 CHICAGO-AL L, 3-5 48-33 1st +3.5 Buehrle (7-7) Feldman (5-8) Thornton (5) 2:27 45,020 1,181,635 82 7/5 CLEVELAND L, 3-9 48-34 1st +3.5 Smith (1-1) Beltre (0-1) 3:42 25,165 1,206,800 83 7/6 CLEVELAND W, 12-1 49-34 1st +4.5 Wilson (7-4) Masterson (3-8) 2:49 20,428 1,227,228 84 7/7 CLEVELAND W, 4-3 50-34 1st +5.5 Lewis (8-5) Talbot (8-8) Feliz (23) 2:56 24,427 1,251,655 85 7/8 BALTIMORE L, 4-6 50-35 1st +5.5 Hernandez (4-7) Francisco (6-4) Simon (11) 3:14 16,240 1,267,895 86 7/9 BALTIMORE L, 6-7 (10) 50-36 1st +4.5 Berken (2-1) Nippert (3-4) Simon (12) 3:51 24,216 1,292,111 87 7/10 BALTIMORE L, 1-6 50-37 1st +4.5 Tillman (1-3) Lee-C (8-4) 2:20 41,093 1,333,204 88 7/11 BALTIMORE L, 1-4 50-38 1st +4.5 Arrieta (3-2) Wilson (7-5) Simon (13) 3:24 24,566 1,357,770 7/12 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/13 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/14 ALL-STAR BREAK RANGERS GAME NOTES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 2010 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 9 2010 DAY-BY-DAY (CONTINUED) GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 89 7/15 at Boston W, 7-2 51-38 1st +4.5 Hunter (6-0) Wakefield (3-8) 3:11 38,062 90 7/16 at Boston W, 8-4 52-38 1st +4.5 Lewis (9-5) Doubront (1-2) 3:21 37,669 91 7/17 at Boston L, 2-3 (11) 52-39 1st +3.5 Delcarmen (3-2) Ogando (3-1) 2:58 37,744 92 7/18 at Boston W, 4-2 53-39 1st +4.5 Wilson (8-5) Lester (11-4) Feliz (24) 2:57 37,431 93 7/19 at Detroit W, 8-6 (14) 54-39 1st +5.0 Harrison (2-1) Gonzalez (0-1) Feliz (25) 4:53 26,626 94 7/20 at Detroit W, 8-0 55-39 1st +5.0 Hunter (7-0) Galarraga (3-3) 2:45 27,576 95 7/21 at Detroit L, 1-4 55-40 1st +5.0 Scherzer (7-7) Lewis (9-6) 2:35 28,704 96 7/22 LA of ANAHEIM W, 3-2 56-40 1st +6.0 Lee (9-4) Weaver (9-6) Feliz (26) 2:44 38,876 1,397,646 97 7/23 LA of ANAHEIM W, 1-0 57-40 1st +7.0 Wilson (9-5) Saunders (6-10) Feliz (27) 2:24 46,554 1,444,200 98 7/24 LA of ANAHEIM L, 2-6 57-41 1st +6.0 Santana (9-7) Feldman (5-9) 3:08 47,098 1,491,298 99 7/25 LA of ANAHEIM W, 6-4 58-41 1st +7.0 Hunter (8-0) Bell (1-2) Feliz (28) 2:49 38,320 1,529,618 7/26 OFF DAY 1st +7.5 100 7/27 OAKLAND W, 3-1 (10) 59-41 1st +8.5 Feliz (2-2) Wuertz (2-2) 3:02 28,124 1,557,742 101 7/28 OAKLAND L, 1-3 59-42 1st +7.5 Cahill (10-4) Lewis (9-7) Breslow (1) 2:40 38,269 1,596,011 102 7/29 OAKLAND W, 7-4 60-42 1st +8.5 Wilson (10-5) Mazzaro (6-3) 2:43 28,793 1,624,804 103 7/30 at LA of Anaheim L, 7-9 60-43 1st +8.0 Santana (10-7) Hunter (8-1) Fuentes (19) 3:01 43,024 104 7/31 at LA of Anaheim W, 2-1 61-43 1st +8.5 Harden (4-3) Haren (0-2) Feliz (29) 2:11 41,011 105 8/1 at LA of Anaheim L, 1-4 61-44 1st +8.0 Weaver (10-7) Lee (9-5) Fuentes (20) 2:30 41,019 8/2 OFF DAY 1st +8.0 106 8/3 at Seattle L, 2-3 61-45 1st +8.0 Vargas (7-5) Lewis (9-8) Aardsma (19) 2:33 23,466 107 8/4 at Seattle W, 11-6 62-45 1st +8.0 Feldman (6-9) Fister (3-8) 3:19 20,174 108 8/5 at Seattle W, 6-0 63-45 1st +8.5 Hunter (9-1) Hernandez (7-9) 3:04 22,624 109 8/6 at Oakland W, 5-1 64-45 1st +9.5 Lee (10-5) Braden (6-8) 2:19 26,388 110 8/7 at Oakland L, 2-6 64-46 1st +8.5 Gonzalez (10-7) Harden (4-4) 2:38 16,104 111 8/8 at Oakland 3:07 8/9 OFF DAY 112 8/10 NEW YORK-AL 7:05 113 8/11 NEW YORK-AL 7:05 8/12 OFF DAY 114 8/13 BOSTON 7:05 115 8/14 BOSTON 7:05 116 8/15 BOSTON 2:05 117 8/16 at Tampa Bay 6:10 118 8/17 at Tampa Bay 6:10 119 8/18 at Tampa Bay 12:10 120 8/19 at Baltimore 6:05 121 8/20 at Baltimore 6:05 RANGERS AT A GLANCE 122 8/21 at Baltimore 3:10 Overall Record: 64-46 White/Gray: 9-8/7-11 123 8/22 at Baltimore 12:35 Home Record: 36-21 Alt. Blue/Home/Road: 28-19/9-5/19-14 124 8/23 MINNESOTA 7:05 Road Record: 28-25 Alt. Red/Home/Road: 22-6/22-6/0-0 125 8/24 MINNESOTA 7:05 Standing: 1st, +8.5 GA Last 5 Games: 3-2 126 8/25 MINNESOTA 7:05 Road Trip: 4-4 Last 10 Games: 5-5 127 8/26 MINNESOTA 7:05 One-Run/2-Run: 19-15/13-9 Come From Behind Wins: 28 128 8/27 OAKLAND 7:05 129 8/28 OAKLAND 7:05 HR/No HR: 50-23/14-23 Losses After Holding Lead: 27 130 8/29 OAKLAND 2:05 vs. Division AL West AL Central AL East 131 8/30 at Kansas City 7:10 Overall 23-13 18-13 9-16 132 8/31 at Kansas City 7:10 In Series Home Road Total 133 9/1 at Kansas City 7:10 Overall 12-4-1 7-7-1 19-11-2 9/2 OFF DAY Series Openers 12-6 10-8 22-14 134 9/3 at Minnesota 7:40 135 9/4 at Minnesota 3:10 Series Finales 11-7 7-10 18-17 136 9/5 at Minnesota 2:10 Rubber Games 4-3 2-3 6-6 137 9/6 at Toronto 12:07 When leading after… Home Road Total 138 9/7 at Toronto 6:07 Six complete 30-5 20-5 50-10 139 9/8 at Toronto 6:07 Seven complete 31-4 23-4 54-8 140 9/9 at Toronto 6:07 Eight complete 31-4 22-2 53-6 141 9/10 NEW YORK-AL 7:05 142 9/11 NEW YORK-AL 7:05 When trailing after… Home Road Total 143 9/12 NEW YORK-AL 2:05 Six complete 3-13 3-19 6-32 9/13 OFF DAY Seven complete 1-14 3-19 4-33 144 9/14 DETROIT 7:05 Eight complete 1-14 3-20 4-34 145 9/15 DETROIT 7:05 When tied after… Home Road Total 9/16 OFF DAY Six complete 3-3 4-1 7-4 146 9/17 at Seattle 9:10 147 9/18 at Seattle 8:10 Seven complete 5-3 2-1 7-4 148 9/19 at Seattle 3:10 Eight complete 4-3 3-2 7-5 149 9/20 at LA of Anaheim 9:05 Decided seventh/later 8-9 8-6 16-15 150 9/21 at LA of Anaheim 9:05 Decided final AB 8-7 6-4 14-11 151 9/22 at LA of Anaheim 9:05 Walk-off games 6 3 6-3 152 9/23 at Oakland 9:07 153 9/24 at Oakland 9:07 154 9/25 at Oakland 3:07 155 9/26 at Oakland 3:07 156 9/27 SEATTLE 7:05 157 9/28 SEATTLE 7:05 158 9/29 SEATTLE 1:05 159 9/30 LA of ANAHEIM 7:05 160 10/1 LA of ANAHEIM 7:05 161 10/2 LA of ANAHEIM 7:05 162 10/3 LA of ANAHEIM 2:05

2010 DISABLED LIST Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible G Missed Record Tommy Hunter 15-day Left oblique strain April 4 (March 26) April 28 20 9-11 Jarrod Saltalamacchia 15-day Left upper back strain April 8 April 27 17 7-10 Ian Kinsler 15-day High right ankle sprain April 4 (March 26) April 30 22 10-12 Nelson Cruz 15-day Right hamstring strain April 27 May 14 16 12-4 Joaquin Arias 15-day Lower back strain April 30 May 16 15 10-5 Matt Harrison 15-day Left biceps tendinitis May 7 May 29 18 11-7 Warner Madrigal 60-day Right forearm soreness April 4 June 4 52 28-24 Nelson Cruz 15-day Left hamstring strain May 30 (May 29) June 22 21 16-6 Rich Harden 15-day Left gluteal muscle strain June 12 July 31 42 27-15 Omar Poveda 60-day Right elbow surgery April 23 Traded July 28 86 53-33 Derek Holland 15-day Left rotator cuff inflammation June 1 (May 31) Aug. 1 54 35-19 60-day Right shoulder surgery rehab April 4 Eligible June 4 110 64-46 Mark Lowe 60-day Lower back inflammation/surgery May 3 (acquired July 9) Eligible July 3 25 14-11 Dustin Nippert 15-day Head contusion July 20 Eligible August 4 17 10-7 Matt Treanor 15-day Right knee PCL strain July 24 Eligible August 7 13 7-6 Ian Kinsler 15-day Left groin strain July 29 (July 28) Eligible August 12 10 5-5 Joaquin Arias 15-day Back muscle strain July 31 Eligible August 15 7 4-3