(89-65) at Oakland A’s (69-85) LHP C.J. Wilson (16-7, 2.97) vs. RHP Brandon McCarthy (9-8, 3.35) Game #155 • Road #77 (40-36) • Wed., Sept. 21, 2011 • O.co Coliseum • 9:07 p.m. CDT • FSSW / ESPN/103.3 FM / 1540 AM WINS AND LOSSES: The Rangers have won 3 straight games since losing the 200 HITS FOR YOUNG: Michael Young had 3 hits on Tuesday to give him 201 opener of the 6-game roadtrip on Friday in Seattle...Texas has won 7 of 8 and 8 in 2011, his 6th career 200-hit season, 1st since 2007...Young becomes just the of 10, the longer span beginning Sept. 9...club has not had consecutive losses 16th player in major league history to produce 200+ hits at least 6 times, join- since 3 in a row, Aug. 23-25 vs. Boston…Texas is 12-5 (.706) in September and ing Ichiro (10) and Derek Jeter (7) as the only active players to accomplish it: has won 14 of 20 and 28 of last 42…team is 38-24 (.613) since All-Star break, PLAYERS WITH 6 OR MORE SEASONS WITH 200 HITS (16) 3rd-best in A.L., and is 66-42 since May 22. No. Player Years -At 89-65 (.578), Rangers is tied with Detroit for 2nd best record in A.L., T4th- 10 Pete Rose 1965-66-68-69-70-73-75-76-77-79 best in majors…Texas is 24 games over .500 for the 1st time since the end 10 Ichiro Suzuki 2001-2010 of the 1999 season (95-67) and just the 3rd season overall in team history: 9 Ty Cobb 1907-09-11-12-15-16-17-22-24 1999 (high of 31 over) and 1977 (26)...the Rangers have been 20+ games over 8 Paul Waner 1927-28-29-30-32-34-36-37 .500 for each of the last 8 days...club had not been as many as 20 over in any 8 Lou Gehrig 1927-28-30-31-32-34-36-37 season since 1999…Texas’ current record is 2nd-best ever through 154 7 Rogers Hornsby 1920-21-22-24-25-27-29 games behind a 91-63 mark in 1999. 7 Charlie Gehringer 1929-30-33-34-35-36-37 RANGERS’ BEST RANGERS’ BEST 7 Wade Boggs 1983-84-85-86-87-88-89 154-GAME RECORDS 155-GAME RECORDS 7 Derek Jeter 1988-99-00-05-06-07-09 Rk W-L Year(s) Rk W-L Year(s) 6 Sam Rice 1920-24-25-26-28-30 1 91-63 1999 1 92-63 1999 6 George Sisler 1920-21-22-25-27-29 2 89-65 2011 2 88-67 1977 6 Al Simmons 1925-29-30-31-32-33 3 87-67 1977 3 87-68 2010 6 Bill Terry 1929-30-31-32-34-35 6 Stan Musial 1943-46-48-49-51-53 BEST RECORDS IN MAJORS, 2011 Win Pct. Team W-L G 6 Steve Garvey 1974-75-76-78-79-80 .636 Philadelphia 98-56 154 6 Michael Young 2003-04-05-06-07-11 .608 New York-AL 93-60 153 --Michael also has a career high 104 RBI (103 in 2006) and 40 doubles...he had .587 Milwaukee 91-64 155 217 hits, 52 2B, and 103 RBI in 2006 and is just the 5th player since 1960 with .578 Detroit 89-65 154 more than one season of 200+ hits, 40+ 2B, and 100+ RBI (Mattingly-3; Helton, .578 Texas 89-65 154 Al Oliver, Ripken-2 each)...only other such seasons in Rangers history are .574 Arizona 89-66 155 Buddy Bell in 1979 and Ruben Sierra in 1991. --this is the 13th time a Ranger has had 200 hits in a season with Young being VICTORIES: The 89 wins for Texas in 2011 match 2004 for the 5th most in team the only player to do it more than once. history...club has won 90+ games in a season 4 times: 95--1999; 94--1977; 90- --Young now has 3+ hits in a game 25 times in 2011, matching Adrian Gonzalez -1996 and 2010...over the last 2 seasons, Texas is tied for 4th in the majors with for most in majors and a club record, one more than Josh Hamilton’s 2010 total. 179 wins (195--PHI; 188--NYY; 181--TB; 179--ATL), the 3rd most in back-to- back years in club history (183 in 1998-99; 181 in 1977-78)...the Rangers have BELTRE IS BASHING: Adrian Beltre has homered in 3 straight and 7 of his last posted 3 consecutive winning seasons, matching longest such streak in fran- 9 games with 8 total HR in that span...he is the 1st Ranger to hit as many as 8 chise history (1977-79 and 1989-91). HR in a 9-game span since Rafael Palmeiro had 8 HR/9 GM,, Aug. 18-27, 1999...it is the most HR in a 9game span in Beltre’s career...he has 16 RBI in ON TOP IN WEST: On Tuesday, the Rangers maintained their 5.0-game lead in his last 10 games and leads the majors in RBI (21) and is T1st in HR (8) in the A.L. West for 2nd straight day with 8 to play...it is the club’s largest advan- September...Beltre has hit safely in 16 of 17 games at .357 (25-70) with 8 HR tage since a 5.0-game margin on Aug. 20...last bigger lead was 6.0 games on and 21 RBI since being activated from 15-day DL on September 1. Aug. 19...the club has gained 3.5 games in the standings over the last 10 days...club has led by at least 2.0 games for 40 of last 41 days…the 5.5-game MIKE NAPOLI has hit safely in his last 7 overall games at .560 (14-25) and in margin is the smallest of any division leader in the majors. 11 of last 12 (all 11 starts) at .537 (22-41) with 4 HR and 9 RBI…he leads the --Texas has had sole possession of first place in the A.L. West for 114 of the last majors in both batting since the All-Star break at .389 (74-190) and in 116 days beginning May 16, including 76 straight days beginning July 6, as September at .478 (22-46)...the Rangers have won the last 7 games with Napoli Texas has not been out of first since May 15 (-0.5 GB)…team has had at least behind the plate and are 38-15 (.716) in his catching starts in 2011. a share of division lead for 160 of 172 days in 2011, club’s 3rd-most days in first ever in a season behind 179 in 1999 and 177 in 1996…has been ELVIS ANDRUS hit safely in a season high 13 straight games, matching the in 1st for 278 of 292 days beginning June 8, 2010. injured Buster Posey for the 2nd longest current hitting streak in the majors behind 14 games for Magglio Ordonez...it is one shy of Andrus’ career high, set ON THE ROAD: The Rangers have won 3 straight and 14 of the last 21 on the from Aug. 8-24, 2010. road...club is 24-15 (.615) away from home since June 17, the 2nd best road winning percentage in the ML behind Philadelphia at .667 (30-15)...overall road LET’S GET IT STARTED: Derek Holland alowed one in his 7.0 innings on winning percentage of .526 (40-36) is 6th in A.L....current mark matches team’s Tuesday, the 32nd time in 2011 that a Texas starter has worked at least 7.0 best road record of the year at 4 games over .500, the 3rd time (33-29 on Aug. innings and allowed one or no runs...Texas starters did that just 23 times in all 17; 34-30 on Aug. 19)...club was last as many as 5 games over .500 on the road of 2010...The Rangers’ 71 starting wins are tied with Milwaukee for 2nd most in on Sept. 5, 2006 (37-32). the majors, 2 behind Philadelphia and match the 3rd most in club history (75-- 1996; 72--1974; 71--1968)...Texas is tied with Tampa Bay for the A.L. lead with AGAINST THE A’S: Texas is 12-5 vs. Oakland this season, winning the last 2 94 quality starts, 5th most in team history and most since 1992 (95)...the team’s and 11 of the last 12 beginning May 10...the 12 wins match 2nd most ever vs. current starters’ ERA of 3.67 would be team’s best since 1983 (3.34). the A’s in a season, 13-2 in 1977 and 12-7 in 2008...the Rangers are 15-5 in the series beginning Sept. 24, 2010...the Rangers are 5-3 at the Coliseum, winning MORE HOLLAND: With his victory last night, Derek became just the 5th differ- the last 4 since a defeat on May 1...in the all-time series, Texas leads, 306-291 ent Texas lefthander to ever win as many as 15 games in a season, joining overall with Oakland holding a 155-143 edge at the Coliseum. Kenny Rogers (3), C.J. Wilson (2), Jon Matlack (1), and Frank Tanana (1)...at --the club record for most wins in a single season vs. an opponent is 13 done 3 24 years, 344 days, Holland is the youngest in franchise history to ever times: against Chicago in 1975, Oakland in 1977, and Seattle in 2005. record his 15th victory...Holland has 8 wins since the All-Star Break, tying Brandon McCarthy and Ivan Nova for 2nd in the A.L. behind Justin Verlander VS. A.L. WEST: The Rangers are 33-16 (.673) vs. A.L. West opponents this (12)...with Wilson’s 16 victories, this is 1st time that Texas has had pair of pitch- season, winning 6 of 8, 13 of 17, 15 of 20, and 27 of last 35 games, the longer ers with at least 15 wins since 2006 (Kevin Millwood-16; Vicente Padilla-15). span beginning May 15…it is the 3rd best record by a club vs. a single division behind: .719 (23-9) by Philadelphia vs. the N.L. West and .676 (46-22) by Detroit C.J.’S K’S: C.J. Wilson is 2 shy of becoming the 1st Texas pitcher to vs. the A.L. Central...Texas’ best record ever vs. the West was a 47-31 (.603) fan 200 batters in a season since Nolan Ryan in 1991...his 198 K’s are the 7th mark in 1986...Texas is 16-9 in A.L. West parks in 2011, winning 14 of 18 since highest total in club history and most by a lefthander: 301--Nolan Ryan, 1989; the All-Star break...club was 32-25 vs. A.L. West, 14-14 on road, in 2010. 232--Ryan, 1990; 225--Ferguson Jenkins, 1974; 223--Charlie Hough, 1987; 221--Bobby Witt, 1990; 203--Ryan, 1991. SEPTEMBER STREAKS: The Rangers are 12-5 (.706) this month, the 3rd best September winning percentage in the majors behind .778 (14-4) for Detroit and SHORTS: The Rangers bullpen had retired 27 straight batters before Coco .722 (13-5) for St. Louis...Texas leads the majors with a .321 (198-616) batting Crisp’s leadoff HR in the 9th inning on Tuesday...Tuesday’s win was the average, a .379 OBP, a .550 SLG PCT, 119 runs, and 32 homers in the Rangers’ 500th in the regular season since the start of 2006...Texas leads the month...club’s highest winning percentage ever for September is .704 (19-8) in A.L. with 158 double plays turned, 2nd in majors (STL-159)...club has commit- 1979...highest team batting average for September is .315 in 1999. ted errors in just 7 of the last 28 games beginning August 20...Esteban German BIG SPREAD: Of the Rangers last 27 games beginning August 21 , 23 have is expected to rejoin the Rangers this weekend...he returned to his home in the been decided by at least 3 runs. Dominican Republic on Saturday due to the passing of his mother. UPCOMING PROBABLES, TIMES & BROADCASTS Date Opponent - Texas vs. Opponent Time (CDT) Radio/TV Thursday, Sept. 22 at Oakland RHP (13-10, 4.45) vs. RHP Trevor Cahill (11-14, 4.31) 2:37 103.3/1540/FSSW Friday, Sept. 23 Seattle LHP Matt Harrison (13-9, 3.42) vs. LHP Anthony Vasquez (1-4, 8.25) 7:05 103.3/1540/TXA21 Saturday, Sept. 24 Seattle RHP Alexi Ogando (13-8, 3.58) vs. RHP Feliz Hernandez (14-13, 3.32) 3:11 103.3/1540/FOX Sunday, Sept. 25 Seattle LHP Derek Holland (15-5, 3.92) vs. LHP Charlie Furbush (3-6, 6.29) 2:05 103.3/1540/FSSW * – For radio broadcasts, most games are on ESPN 103.3 FM, with select on KSKY 660 AM…Most games are broadcast in Spanish on 1540 AM ESPN Deportes with select on KFLC 1270 AM. PAGE 2 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND

TONIGHT’S STARTING PITCHER WILSON’S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2011 16-7 2.97 32 32 215.1 184 87 71 69 198 #36 C.J. Wilson, LHP Career 43-35-52 3.61 323 71 700.0 612 321 281 290 629 WILSON VS. OAKLAND (16-7, 2.97) W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO 2011 3-2 3.09 5 5 35.0 25 13 12 15 31 TONIGHT: The 30-year-old All-Star left-hander is scheduled to make his 33rd start in the middle Career 5-5-5 3.79 36 7 76.0 67 33 32 35 69 game of this series…has allowed 2 ER-or-less in 8 of 9 starts since beginning of August, going 6-2 w/ a 1.93 ERA (13 ER/60.2 IP) in that span…opponents batting just .208 (46-221) in that WILSON AT THE COLISEUM stretch with 16 walks and 61 K’s…has 4 straight starts of 6.0+ innings while allowing 2 ER-or- W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO less, his second such streak in '11…has allowed just one earned run his last 3 starts (2-1, 0.39 2011 1-1 2.08 2 2 13.0 13 4 3 6 10 Career 1-2-2 3.38 15 2 24.0 28 10 9 12 21 ERA, 1 ER/23.1 IP), dropping season figure from 3.28 to 2.97, lowest since July 21 (2.94)…ranks among A.L. leaders in wins (T4th, 16), ERA (6th, 2.97), strikeouts (6th, 198), win- ning pct. (7th, .696), and innings (9th, 215.1)…took loss in last start on Fri. at SEA, a 4-0 Texas 2011 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS defeat…has induced 30 GDP’s in 2011, tied with teammate Matt Harrison for ML lead, and tied for most in Texas history…will be working on regular 4 days’ rest for 8th consecutive start, going Innings: 9.0, 2x, last Sept. 6 at TB Innings: 9.0, 3x, last Sept. 6, 2011 at TB 11-7, 2.96 (47 ER/142.2 IP) in 21 starts on normal rest in 2011…team is 19-13 in his 32 starts. Hits: 11, June 21 vs. HOU Hits: 11, June 21, 2011 vs. HOU Runs: 7, July 31 at TOR Runs: 8, Aug. 5, 2005 vs. BAL STRIKEOUTS: Needs 2 K’s for his first career 200- season, which would be first such ER: 6, Aug. 27 vs. LAA ER: 8, Aug. 5, 2005 vs. BAL effort by a Ranger since Nolan Ryan’s 203 K’s in 1991…would be just the 5th pitcher in Texas SO’s: 12, May 4 at SEA SO’s: 12, 2x, last May 4, 2011 at SEA history with a 200-K campaign (first lefty), the 7th overall instance for the Rangers…others: Walks: 5, May 9 vs. OAK Walks: 6, June 15, 2010 at FLA Ryan (3, 1989-90-91), Bobby Witt (1990), Charlie Hough (1987), Ferguson Jenkins (1974). HR: 4, Aug. 27 vs. LAA HR: 4, Aug. 27, 2011 vs. LAA Pitches: 129, June 16 at NYY Pitches: 129, June 16, 2011 at NYY STARTS AND INNINGS: Is looking to match his career high in starts tonight (33 in 2010)…joins CG’s: 3, last Sept. 6 at TB CG’s: 6, last Sept. 6, 2011 at TB Colby Lewis (‘10-’11) as the only Rangers with back-to-back 30-start seasons since Kevin Low-Hit CG: 2, July 21 at LAA Low-Hit CG: 2, July 21, 2011 at LAA Millwood in 2006-07…the last Texas lefty to do it was Kenny Rogers in 2004-05…Wilson has CG SHO’s: - CG SHO’s: - become the first lefty in Texas history to eclipse 200.0 IP in consecutive seasons, something no Win Streak: 6, May 25-July 16 Win Streak: 7, July 18-Aug. 30, 2010 Ranger had done since Rick Helling in 2000-01…his 215.1 innings are already a career high. 2011 SPLITS WINNING GAME PLAN: Seeking his 17th win tonight…beginning 2000, the only Rangers to reach 17 wins were Kenny Rogers (18 in 2004) and Scott Feldman (17 in 2009)…Rogers is the W L ERA G/S IP ER AVG H AB HR BB SO Home 8 2 3.69 16/16 102.1 42 vs Left .247 43 174 2 17 51 only Texas lefty ever with a 17-win season, having done it twice (also 17 wins in 1995)…has Road 8 5 2.31 16/16 113.0 29 vs Right .227 141 620 14 52 147 already posted his 2nd consecutive 15-win season, something no Ranger had done since Aaron Day 5 2 2.71 11/11 73.0 22 TOTALS .232 184 794 16 69 198 Sele in 1998-99…Wilson is also just the 6th pitcher and first lefty in club history with consecu- Night 11 5 3.10 21/21 142.1 49 tive 15-win campaigns…Texas has won 43 of the southpaw's 65 starts (43-22) since the Grass 15 6 2.89 29/29 196.0 63 beginning of 2010 and 31 of his last 47 starts beginning July 18, 2010; the 43 wins are 4th- Turf 1 1 3.72 3/3 19.1 8 most by any ML team in an individual pitcher's starts since the beginning of 2010…in the same span, the Phillies are 45-19 in Roy Halladay’s starts, the Yankees are 44-22 in C.C. Sabathia’s RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING starts, and the Tigers are 46-20 in Justin Verlander’s starts. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Total 11121591113133--- 87 ELITE COMPANY?: Wilson enters tonight with a 1.175 WHIP figure…seeking to compile 3rd season in club history for a Texas pitcher to have 200+ innings, 200+ strikeouts, 16+ wins, and RUN SUPPORT a WHIP of 1.200 or less…the other such seasons by Rangers were authored by 2 Hall of 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10R+ Total AVG/9 Famers: Fergie Jenkins in 1974 and Nolan Ryan in 1989. 5 1 6 2 5 4 2 1 4 2 - 128 5.35

LEADERBOARD: Wilson leads Texas staff with 16 wins, one of Rangers’ ML-best 5 pitchers with 13+ wins…ranks among A.L. leaders in wins (T4th, 16), ERA (6th, 2.97), strikeouts (6th, starts…his 0.67 HR-per-9.0 IP ranks 5th-best in A.L. 198), winning pct. (7th, .696), and innings (9th, 215.1)…his team-best 2.97 ERA ranks as low- OTHER STARTS IN 2011: Took ND in Opening Day matchup with Lester 4/1 vs. BOS (5.2 IP, est by any A.L. lefty, 4th among ML lefties behind only Kershaw (2.27), Lee (2.38), and Hamels 4 R-2 ER) - game-tying HR off Oliver in 8th…earned 7-3 win 4/6 vs. SEA (7.0 IP, 3 R-2 ER) (2.80)…his 20 steals are T11th-most allowed in A.L., most by any A.L. lefty and 3rd-most by any opposite Hernandez, securing 3-gm sweep/6-0 homestand…took ND 4/12 at DET (6.2 IP, 4 R- southpaw in the majors behind Dodgers’ Ted Lilly (33) and Phillies’ Cole Hamels (21). ER) in 5-4 walk-off loss…in 7-1 win 4/18 vs. LAA, allowed only Kendrick's 2-out RBI single in 7th…earned 3rd win 4/24 vs. KC, finishing 3-gm sweep of Royals; posted 10 K’s, his most ever LAST START: Took loss in last start on Fri. at SEA, a 4-0 Texas defeat to begin this road trip in Arlington…took 3-1 loss 4/29 at OAK in match-up with Cahill (7.0 SHO IP) despite QS (7.0 (6.1 IP, 6 H, 4 R-1 ER/2 BB, 8 SO, 1 HR, 116 pitches/70 strikes)…only earned run allowed was IP, 3 R-2 ER)…earned CG victory in 5-2 win 5/4 at SEA…took ND in 5-4 win 5/15 vs. LAA (5.0 Casper Wells solo HR in the 7th…M's scored 3 unearned runs in a Murphy's Law 3rd inning after IP, 4 R-2 ER); exited with 4-2 lead and 2 men on in 6th, but both would score…lost opposite a Kinsler throwing error in that frame that would have been the 3rd out…the frame also includ- Halladay 5/20 at PHI…snapped 5-start winless streak with 2-1 win 5/25 vs. CWS (6.1 IP, 1 R- ed an infield hit and a “hit” that would have ended the inning but struckthe 2nd base bag to elude ER), retiring 15 straight at one point…took ND in 5-4 loss 5/31 at TB; took 3-1 lead into 7th, Elvis Andrus and extend the inning. before giving up 2-run gm-tying HR to LH batter Joyce, his next-to-last hitter faced…faced min. VS. OAKLAND: Is 3-2, 3.09 (12 ER/35.0 IP) in 5 starts against A's this season, having won 3 thru first 4 frames in 2-0 victory 6/5 at CLE…earned win 6/10 at MIN, lone Texas win of that 4- straight with a 2.14 ERA (5 ER/21.0 IP) in those games…Texas has scored at least 8 runs in game series and club’s first victory ever at Target Field…threw career-high 129 pitches and took each of those 3 starts…will be facing the Swingin’ A’s for 6th time in as many series in ‘11…is ND in 3-2 walk-off loss 6/16 at NYY, resulting in series sweep…exited trailing 4-2 on career-high 1-1 in his 2 starts in Oakland this season despite 2 quality starts and 2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP) 11 hits 6/21 vs. HOU, but Moreland hit a walk-off HR in 11th…earned 4th straight win 6/28 at here in '11…since joining rotation last season, Wilson is 4-2, 3.02 (16 ER/47.2 IP) in 7 starts vs. HOU (7.0 IP, 2 R-ER)…took ND in 6-4 loss 7/3 vs. FLA (7.1 IP, 2 R-ER) despite exiting with 2- Oakland…tossed 8.0 SHO innings in last start vs. A’s on 9/11 in Arlington. 1 lead…won final start of first “half”, 8-5 win 7/8 vs. OAK…gave up solo HR to Sizemore in 2nd, ending streak of 44.2 homerless innings…earned 6th straight win 7/16 at SEA (7.0 IP, 1 ER), ON THE ROAD: His 2.31 ERA (29 ER/113.0 IP) on the road is lowest in the A.L. and 3rd-low- his first start of 2nd ‘half’…took CG 1-0 loss 7/21 at LAA opposite Weaver, allowing just 2 hits, est in the majors behind Lincecum (2.06) and Shaun Marcum (2.21)…current 2.31 figure would as lone run scored on an error, first CG 1-0 loss on unearned run by Texas starter since Hough be 3rd-lowest road ERA in club history for a season behind only Blyleven (1.95 in 1977) and 09/30/84 vs. CAL…held Indians scoreless thru 6 on 8/6 vs. CLE, but took ND…won road trip Gaylord Perry (2.24 in 1977)…is 8-5, 2.31 in 16 road starts, having won 3 of last 4 opener 8/12 at OAK, when he held a 6-0 lead before pitching his 2nd inning…earned 4-3 win decisions…has allowed one-or-zero earned runs in 6 of last 7 road outings…has quality 8/17 at LAA, allowing pair of 1st-inn. runs before ending outing with 6.0 scoreless frames; retired starts in 4 of 5 road losses in 2011…has permitted more than 3 runs in just 3 of 16 road starts. 18 of final 22…tossed 6.2 scoreless frames in 4-0 SHO 8/22 vs. BOS, moving to 4-0 in 5 career ALL-STAR: Wilson was named to his first All-Star team prior to his start on July 3 as one of 7 starts vs. Red Sox…allowed career-high 4 HR in loss 8/27 vs. LAA. manager’s selections by A.L. skipper Ron Washington…Wilson worked the 4th inning and took the loss in a 5-1 defeat to the N.L., allowing 2 singles to Carlos Beltran and Matt Kemp ahead WILSON’S 2011 DAY-BY-DAY of Prince Fielder's 3-run homer (1.0 IP, 3 H, 3 R-ER, 1 HR, 0 BB, 1 SO, 22 pitches/14 strikes). Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game Pitches JUNE BOON: Was voted the Rangers Player of the Month for June after going 3-0 with a 2.72 4/1 vs. BOS 9-5 - 3.18 5.2 6 4 2 0 2-0 6 Leading 5-2 109/70 ERA (11 ER/36.1 IP) over 5 starts…had 2nd-most homerless innings of any ML pitcher in June 4/6 vs. SEA 7-3 W 2.84 7.0 6 3 2 0 2-0 2 Leading 4-3 108/70 (Cliff Lee, 0 HR in 42.0 IP)…in 10 June starts in 2009-10, went 6-0, 2.90 ERA (22 ER/68.1 IP). 4/12 at DET 4-5 - 3.72 6.2 7 4 4 0 3-0 4 Trailing 3-4 106/67 4/18 vs. LAA 7-1 W 3.08 7.0 9 1 1 0 1-0 9 Leading 6-1 116/74 STRIKEOUTS: Has posted 6 games of 10+ strikeouts this season, a club record for a left-han- 4/24 vs. KC 8-7 W 3.51 7.0 8 4 4 2 1-0 10 Leading 8-4 111/68 der in a single season (previous Cliff Lee, 3 in 2010)…became just the 2nd pitcher in Texas his- 4/29 at OAK 1-3 L 3.35 7.0 9 3 2 0 3-0 3 Trailing 0-3 117/77 tory to have 4 games of 10-or-more strikeouts in a season before June 1…the other?: Nolan April Totals 3-1 3.35 40.1 45 19 15 2 12-0 34 Ryan in 1989 (6)…club record for a single season is 18 by Ryan in 1989, although 2nd-highest 5/4 at SEA 5-2 W 2.92 9.0 6 2 1 0 1-0 12 CG 125/81 5/9 vs. OAK 2-7 L 3.36 7.0 2 5 5 1 5-0 2 Trailing 1-3 109/65 total in Rangers history (8 by Ryan in 1990) is within reach…Wilson had 3 games of 10+ K’s in 5/15 vs. LAA 5-4 - 3.38 5.0 6 4 2 1 4-0 2 Leading 4-2 104/65 May, joining Colby Lewis (3 10-K games in April ‘10) as only Texas pitchers with 3 such games 5/20 at PHI 2-3 L 3.42 7.0 4 3 3 2 2-0 10 Trailing 2-3 110/67 in a month since Nolan Ryan in Sept. ‘90 (3). 5/25 vs. CWS 2-1 W 3.25 6.1 5 1 1 0 0-0 5 Leading 2-1 103/62 5/31 at TB 4-5 - 3.32 6.2 3 3 3 2 4-0 10 Tied 3-3 112/68 2011: Team is 19-13 in his 32 starts, with Wilson taking decisions in 23 of those…batterymates: May Totals 2-2 3.29 41.0 26 18 15 6 16-0 41 Torrealba (20 starts), Napoli (8), Teagarden (3), Treanor (1)…baserunners 20-for-26 in steal 6/5 at CLE 2-0 W 3.03 7.2 3 0 0 0 2-0 7 Leading 2-0 104/68 attempts…club record for most steals allowed by a lefty in one season: 22, Jon Matlack in 6/10 at MIN 9-3 W 3.09 7.0 8 3 3 0 3-0 1 Leading 9-3 110/69 1980…has tossed at least 6.0 frames in 27 of 32 starts, with at least 7.0 IP 18 times…has 6/16 at NYY 2-3(12) - 3.03 8.0 7 2 2 0 3-0 10 Tied 2-2 129/81 6/21 vs. HOU 5-4(11) - 3.17 6.2 11 4 4 0 0-0 4 Trailing 2-4 107/69 permitted 16 HR this season, 6 more than his total for all of 2010 (10)…no HR in 22 of his 32 6/28 at HOU 7-3 W 3.14 7.0 7 2 2 0 2-0 3 Leading 5-3 104/62 June Totals 3-0 2.72 36.1 36 11 11 0 10-0 25 BATTER-PITCHER MATCHUPS 7/3 vs. FLA 4-6 - 3.10 7.1 5 2 2 0 1-0 9 Leading 2-1 96/66 7/8 vs. OAK 8-5 W 3.20 7.0 5 4 4 1 3-0 8 Leading 8-4 102/63 Wilson vs. Oakland McCarthy vs. Texas 7/16 at SEA 5-1 W 3.11 7.0 5 1 1 0 3-0 7 Leading 5-1 109/67 PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI SO 7/21 at LAA 0-1 L 2.94 8.0 2 1 0 0 1-0 8 CG loss 112/73 Allen .000 3 0 0 0 3 Andrus .300 10 3 0 3 2 7/26 vs. MIN 8-9 - 3.16 4.0 7 6 5 0 4-0 3 Leading 7-5 81/49 Crisp .200 10 2 0 3 2 Beltre .348 23 8 2 8 1 7/31 at TOR 3-7 L 3.38 3.2 7 7 5 1 3-0 2 Trailing 0-7 84/44 DeJesus .118 17 2 0 1 3 Blanco .000 1 0 0 0 0 July Totals 2-2 4.14 37.0 31 21 17 2 15-0 37 Matsui .133 15 2 0 0 6 Chavez .375 8 3 0 1 1 8/6 vs. CLE 5-7 - 3.35 6.2 5 3 2 0 2-0 9 Trailing 0-1 112/69 Miller .167 6 1 0 0 2 Cruz .125 8 1 0 1 1 8/12 at OAK 9-1 W 3.28 6.0 4 1 1 0 3-0 7 Leading 9-1 114/71 Pennington .235 17 4 0 0 2 Gentry .500 2 1 0 0 1 8/17 at LAA 4-3 W 3.20 7.0 5 2 1 0 1-0 6 Leading 4-2 110/76 Powell .083 12 1 0 1 4 Hamilton .400 5 2 0 2 0 8/22 vs. BOS 4-0 W 3.08 6.2 4 0 0 0 2-0 4 Leading 4-0 110/70 Recker .000 2 0 0 0 1 Kinsler .250 8 2 0 1 0 8/27 vs. LAA 4-8 L 3.29 5.0 10 6 6 4 1-0 2 Trailing 4-6 97/58 Rosales .100 10 1 0 0 2 Moreland .273 11 3 0 1 1 August Totals 3-1 2.87 31.1 28 12 10 4 9-0 28 Sizemore .250 8 2 1 1 2 Murphy .250 4 1 0 1 0 9/1 vs. TB 7-2 W 3.28 6.0 2 2 2 1 1-0 8 Leading 5-1 88/53 Suzuki .059 17 1 0 2 3 Napoli .125 8 1 0 0 4 9/6 at TB 8-0 W 3.13 9.0 5 0 0 0 3-0 6 CG SHO 117/73 Sweeney .250 12 3 0 0 6 Torrealba .600 5 3 0 2 1 9/11 vs. OAK 8-1 W 3.01 8.0 5 0 0 0 1-0 11 Leading 8-0 111/74 Taylor .250 4 1 0 0 2 Treanor .500 2 1 0 0 0 9/16 at SEA 0-4 L 2.97 6.1 6 4 1 1 2-0 8 Trailing 0-4 116/70 Weeks .000 7 0 0 0 1 Young .375 16 6 1 5 1 September Totals 3-1 0.92 29.1 18 6 3 2 7-0 33 Willingham .467 15 7 1 5 3 Season Totals 16-7 2.97 215.1 184 87 71 16 69-0 198 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 3

TEAM PITCHING W-L-S G ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA CS SBA CS% PB PO Starters 71-40 154 3.67 955.0 897 437 389 294 764 101 Napoli 3.20 9 24 37.5 1 1 Relievers 18-25-34 144 4.23 415.1 377 216 195 147 349 64 Teagarden 3.16 5 11 45.4 1 0 Home 49-29-15 78 4.39 711.0 707 387 347 227 548 98 Torrealba 4.34 21 74 28.3 5 0 Road 40-36-19 76 3.24 659.1 567 266 237 214 565 67 Treanor 0.64 0 0 -- 0 0 Stolen bases against pitchers: 1-for-10 (1 SB, 9 CS)

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 37 Mike Adams 9/18 at SEA 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 2/5 57/70 6/4, 66.7% 70/60 8/0 39 Scott Feldman 9/16 at SEA 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0/0 4/8 3/1, 33.3% 32/15 1/4 30 Neftali Feliz 9/18 at SEA (SV, 28) 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 28/34 42/60 15/5, 38.5% 54/64 0/3 51 Michael Gonzalez 9/17 at SEA 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 1/2 41/54 27/7, 25.9% 63/53 4/0 58 Mark Hamburger 9/10 vs. OAK 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0/0 3/4 1/0. 0% 3/6 1/0 44 Michael Kirkman 9/20 at OAK 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 0/0 8/13 8/5, 62.5% 26/25 1/0 57 Mark Lowe 9/20 at OAK 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1/3 39/51 32/6, 18.7% 63/34 1/3 28 Darren Oliver 9/17 at SEA 1.1 0 0 0 0 3 2/5 36/57 30/10, 33.3% 51/50 4/2 56 Darren O’Day 9/14 vs. CLE 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0/0 10/14 4/1, 25% 16/15 4/0 22 Yoshinori Tateyama 9/10 vs. OAK 0.0 3 2 2 0 0 1/1 26/37 34/9, 26.5% 46/34 3/2 19 Koji Uehara 9/18 at SEA 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0/1 46/60 21/4, 19.0% 43/66 0/0 55 Merkin Valdez 9/14 vs. CLE 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 0/0 3/4 0/0 1/3 1/0 Season Totals 34/52 261/415 192/50, 26.0% 485/413 28/14 TEAM PITCHING: Texas has allowed just 2 runs in 18.0 innings in the last 2 games and has a 2.78 ERA (33 ER/107.0 IP) in the last 12 games to go from 3.93 to 3.84, 5th in the A.L. and lowest since Aug. 24 (3.84)...club has posted a 3.62 ERA (246 ER/611.0 IP) in the last 69 G beg. July 4 to drop from 4.01...Tuesday was 6th time staff has allowed 3 or fewer hits in 2011, 1st since Sept. 2 at BOS (2)...the Rangers are 2nd in the majors with club record 19 shutouts (PHI-21), most by an A.L. team since 2002 (OAK-19)...staff has 34 strikeouts the last 3 games and 1113 for the season, 5th-most in A.L, and 2nd most in club history (1181 in 2010)...441 walks are 4th-fewest in A.L…club has 10+ K’s 30 times...staff has permitted one or zero runs 35 times after 26 times in all of 2010...had 33.0-inn. score- less streak 7/9-16, T2nd-longest in team history...Texas’ 3.24 road ERA is lowest in the majors and would be lowest in a season since Atlanta (3.16) in 2002....team’s 14 road SHO are most in ML since Texas had team record 14 in 1977. STARTERS: Monday was 5th time in ;last 8 games starters have allowed one of fewer runs...the starters are 9-2, 2.36 (21 ER/80.0 IP) over last 12 games with opponents batting .218 (64-293) with 7 HR to lower ERA from 3.78 to 3.67, 3rd in A.L....are 13-5, 2.78 (36 ER/116.2 IP) over last 19 G...staff has ML-high (tied) 7th CG SHO, most for team since 1988 (8)...has 10 overall CG, 5th in majors and most for staff since 1998 (10)...also rank among A.L. leaders in K’s (3rd, 764) and pitches-per-game (4th, 100.5)…staff is tied for A.L. lead with 94 quality starts (TB-94)/5th in ML with QS’s in 49 of last 77 G...is most in season since 1992 (95), 14 more than all of 2010…starters 71 wins are T2nd-most in ML (PHI-73; MIL-71) and matching 3rd most in club history: 75--1996; 72--1974; 71--1968...1st time in club history with 5 different starters with 10+ wins...have 6.0+ IP in 115 of 154 G…Rangers are tied with Philadelphia for most road CGS (8). RELIEVERS: Bullpen had retired 27 straight batters with 14 strikeouts before Coco Crisp’s leadoff HR in 9th on Tuesday..relievers have allowed one run in 9.1 IP on this trip...had saves Sat. and Sun. after one save opportunity in previous 25 games ..bullpen has posted a 5.59 ERA (23 ER/37.0 IP) in the last 14 games to go from 4.09 to 4.23, 3rd-highest in ML (MIN-4.42; NYM-4.32)...have a 3.67 ERA (59 ER/144.2 IP) over last 48 G, issuing one or zero ER in 35 of those, to fall from 4.52...25 losses tie KC for most in A.L., T6th-most in majors and 6 more than all of 2010...have allowed 64 HR, 2nd-most in majors (BAL-72) with 18 HR in last 29 G...have 18 wins (T10th in AL) and 34 saves (T9th in A.L.)...club is 34-52 in save tries (65.4%), 9th in A.L....50 of 192 IR have scored, 4th-best % in A.L. (26.0%)…relievers have 389 appearances, 4th-fewest in A.L. 37 MIKE ADAMS 4-3-2, 1.44 vs. LHB: 25-for-135 (.185) vs. RHB: 15-for-107 (.140) Has retired all 5 batters faced in last 2 games with a 1.46 ERA (2 ER/12.1 IP) in last 13 games to go from 3.24 to 2.18 (5 ER/20.2 IP) with Texas...issued runs in 4 of 22 games since being acq. 7/31 from SD for 2 minor league pitchers…was 3-1, 1.13 in 48 G with Padres in ‘11…has issued a run in 11 of 70 total games, tying career high for appearances (2010)…earned 3rd career save 8/7 vs. CLE, 1st A.L. save, and 1st A.L. win, 8/14 at OAK…losses 8/2 at DET and 8/18 at LAA…ranks among ML relief leaders in ERA (4th, 1.44), opp. OBP (3rd, .210), holds (7th, 29), SO-to-BB ratio (7th, 5.07), and opp. avg. (6th, .165)…is 8-4, 1.41 (27 ER/172.1 IP) w/ 82 holds over 177 G from 2009-11....has ML lowest relief ERA and tied for 1st in holds in that span. 39 SCOTT FELDMAN 1-1-0, 3.54 vs. LHB: 5-for-46 (.109) vs. RHB: 15-for-55 (.273) Has 3.71 ERA (7 ER/17.0 IP) in 8 relief appearances and a 3.27 ERA (4 ER/11.0 IP) in a pair of spot starts: 2-0 win on 8/30 vs. TB (6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4 SO); 5-1 loss on 9/5 at TB (5.0 IP, 4 H, 4 R-ER, 1 HR, 4 BB, 2 SO)...reinstated from 60-day DL 7/14…opened season on DL; rehab from microfracture surgery on right knee 11/3/10…was 3-1, 4.17 (23 ER/49.2 IP) in 10 G/starts w/ Frisco (AA) and Round Rock (AAA). 30 NEFTALI FELIZ 2-3-28, 2.93 vs. LHB: 22-for-117 (.188) vs. RHB: 17-for-85 (.200) Retired all 6 batters with 4 K’s to earn saves on Sat. and Sun. in SEA, 1st save opportunities since save on Aug. 30...has a 1.10 ERA (2 ER/16.1 IP) over last 17 games and has issued a run in just 3 of last 27 outings (2.49 ERA, 7 ER/25.1 IP)…has 28 saves in 34 opportunities, coverting 6 straight since blown save on Aug. 6...ranks T8th in the A.L. in saves and T5th in blown saves…converted 19 straight reg. season save chances from 8/20/10 - 5/15/11…1st career DL stint 4/21-5/5 (right shoulder inflamm.)…ranks 4th in Rangers’ history with 70 saves…has worked 13.0 scoreless innings in last 15 road games beginning June 17 to lower away ERA to 1.96, going 11-for-11 in save tries in that span...has a 0.96 ERA (1 ER/9.1 IP) in 8 career outings in Oakland, the lone run an Adam Kennedy HR in his 2nd ML outing on August 5, 2009...career ERA in 3 A.L. West parks is 0.39 (1 ER/23.1 IP) in 23 games, 12-12 in save tries...has a string of 21.0 straight scoreless innings in A.L. West parks since Kennedy’s HR...has a 0.48 ERA (1 ER/18.2 IP) in 23 overall games vs. A.L. West this season, converting all 11 save tries. 51 MICHAEL GONZALEZ 2-2-1, 4.38 vs. LHB: 20-for-100 (.200) vs. RHB: 28-for-96 (.292) Has worked 2.1 scoreless innings in last 2 outings...has allowed 3 runs over 5.0 IP in his 4 G since being acq. 8/31 from BAL in exch. for RHP Pedro Strop...had tossed 13.1 scoreless innings over his prev. 14 G before 2 runs on 9/4 at BOS...opponents batting .123 (7-57) over last 18 G...has posted a 2.49 ERA (6 ER/21.2 IP) over his last 24 outings, allowing runs 3 times, to lower season ERA from 5.76 to 4.38...was 2-2, 4.27 (22 ER/46.1 IP) in 49 relief appearances for the Orioles this season...has held left-handed batters to a .200 (20-100) average this season, and a .210 (97-462) mark for his career. 58 MARK HAMBURGER 0-0-0, 6.23 vs. LHB: 2-for-10 (.200) vs. RHB: 1-for-6 (.167) Has issued runs in one of 4 appearances since joining Rangers...worked perfect 9th in ML debut Aug. 31 vs. TB after having contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) on August 30...combined to go 8-4 with a 3.39 ERA (31 ER/82.1 IP) in 42 games/4 starts for Frisco (AA) and Round Rock this season, allowing 25 walks against just 70 K's with a 1.093 WHIP figure...last 11 outings (4 starts) at Triple-A beg. July 18: 0.94 ERA (3 ER/28.2 IP), 5 BB/22 K’s, .176 (18-102) avg. 44 MICHAEL KIRKMAN 1-1-0, 7.11 vs. LHB: 9-for-39 (.231) vs. RHB: 17-for-59 (.288) Has allowed one run in 2.0 innings in 2 outings since recall from Round Rock (AAA) on Sept. 11…is in his 3rd stint with Texas of 2011, made 11 relief appearances over 2 stints from April 15-19 and May 27-July 1…has spent balance of year with the Express, going 3-3, 5.05 (41 ER/73.0 IP) with one save in 27 G/7 starts. 57 MARK LOWE 2-3-1, 3.80 vs. LHB: 20-for-78 (.256) vs. RHB: 26-for-97 (.268) Has retired all 5 batters in last 2 outings after issuing solo HR’s allowed in each of previous 2 G...has a 2.75 ERA (6 ER/19.2 IP) in last 24 G beg. 7/5 to drop from 4.62 to 3.80...has permitted just 3 of last 14 and 6 of 32 IR’s overall to score, 7th-best pct. in A.L. (18.8%)…has 3.14 ERA (15 ER/43.0 IP) in 49 G since 5/4 recall from Round Rock to drop season ERA from 13.50…has 37 K’s in 33.1 IP in last 39 G…posted lone save 5/18 at KC, first since 9/22/09 at TB, 5th of career…was 1-0, 2.89 in 6 G for Express…opened season w/ Texas, 13.50 ERA (2.2 IP, 4 R-ER) in 4 G before option to AAA on 5/18. 56 DARREN O’DAY 0-1-0, 5.52 vs. LHB: 6-for-25 (.240) vs. RHB: 10-for-33 (.303) Was activated from DL Sept. 13...was placed on DL 8/30 with right shoulder inflammation (retro to 8/25)...8 of the 9 runs he has allowed in 14 G for Texas have come on 6 HR...is in 3rd stint with Texas, others: Opening Day-7/13 and 8/6-9...spent over 2 months on DL from 4/27-7/1 for surgery to repair a partial tear of the labrum in his left hip...has gone 1-0, 2.21 (5 ER/20.1 IP) with one save in 17 G/one start for the Express. 28 DARREN OLIVER 5-5-2, 2.16 vs. LHB: 20-for-87 (.230) vs. RHB: 25-for-107 (.234) Retired all 4 batters faced, fanning the last 3 on Sat. to match season high for strikeouts (5/30 vs. TB)...all 4 faced Sat. were LHB...has allowed one run over 8.0 innings in last 9 games...21 of his last 23 outings have been scoreless (3 ER/18.2 IP, to fall from 2.59 to 2.22, 10th among A.L. relievers…has posted a 1.71 ERA (6 ER/31.2 IP) in 39 G since May 25…leads Texas relievers in wins (5, T6th in A.L.) and holds (15)…no HR allowed last 45 G and 38.2 IP (last 5/2 at OAK)…just 9 of 45 hits have gone for extra bases (3 HR, 6 2B)…allowed GW-hits in consec. G on 5/2 at OAK (Matsui walk-off HR in 10th) and 5/3 at SEA (Cust RBI-single in 8th)…has allowed 2 walk-off HR this season after not doing so in 1st 598 ML appearances…recorded save on 4/23 vs. KC at 40 yrs, 199 days, oldest Ranger w/ save for one day (Rhodes, 4/24)...ranks 6th in club history with 314 appearances...has 9.12 (51 ER/50.1 IP) career ERA in 26 G/8 ST at the Coliseum. PAGE 4 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND

22 YOSHINORI TATEYAMA 2-0-1, 4.71 vs. LHB: 19-for-69 (.275) vs. RHB: 17-for-92 (.185) Allowed grand slams to 2 straight BF 9/3 at BOS (Crawford) and 9/10 vs. OAK (Sizemore), just 2nd pitcher in ML history to do that…last 5 G: 4.0 IP, 12 R-ER, 3 BB, 0 SO, 4 HR, opp.’s 11-for-23 (.478) to raise ERA from 2.37 to 4.71, highest since ML debut on 5/24…had allowed just one run in prev. 14 G and 19.0 IP before this stretch…slam to Scott Sizemore 9/10 vs. OAK was first career HR to a RH batter…has allowed last 4 IR to score, this after just 5 of first 30 IR scored…issued no BB to first 57 BF in ML career…has 40 K’s vs. 10 BB (4 IBB); 4.00 SO-to-BB ratio T7th in A.L…recalled from Round Rock (AAA) May 24…had 3.0-inn. save 5/28 vs. KC…became oldest Ranger (35.149) at time of ML debut on 5/24 vs. CWS…began 2011 with Express, 1-0, 2.14 (5 ER/21.0 IP) w/ one save (14 G). 55 MERKIN VALDEZ 0-0-0, 5.40 vs. LHB: 3-for-9 (.333) vs. RHB: 1-for-5 (.200) Has allowed a pair of runs on 4 hits over 3.1 innings in 4 games for Texas; runs in 2 of 4…2011 marks his 1st action in majors since 4/25/10 for Toronto vs. TB…was purchased from Round Rock (AAA) on 9/1…signed to minor league contract 7/24 and was 1-0, 2.35 (4 ER/15.1 IP) with 4 saves in 12 relief appearances for Express, opponents batting .230 (14-61) w/ 5 BB’s and 14 K’s…began 2011 with Albuquerque (AAA, Dodgers), going 4-2, 3.58 (20 ER/50.1 IP) with 4 saves in 38 G before release (7/18)…prev. pitched in the majors with SF (2004, 2008-09) and Toronto (2010). 19 KOJI UEHARA 1-3-0, 2.51 vs. LHB: 15-for-111 (.135) vs. RHB: 22-for-108 (.204) Fanned Luis Rodriguez with bases loaded on Sunday...has allowed a run in one of last 5 outings (1 ER/3.1 IP) with 6 K’s...has a 5.14 ERA (8 ER/14.0 IP) in 17 games with Texas, allowing runs 7 times with 5 HR...was acquired from BAL on 7/30 for INF Chris Davis/RHP Tommy Hunter…has stranded all 11 inherited run- ners with Texas…his .201 opponents’ OBP is best in A.L., 2nd in majors…ranks among A.L. relief leaders in SO-to-BB ratio (1st, 8.78), opp BA (2nd, .169), and K's 4th, 79)…5th native of Japan to appear for Texas (RHP’s: Irabu, Otsuka, Fukumori, Tateyama)…went 1-1, 1.72 (9 ER/47.0 IP) over 43 G for BAL (8 BB/ 62 SO)…has at least one SO in 49 of 60 games…has allowed just one walk allowed to a RH batter in last 2 seasons, none in 2011.

TEAM BATTING: Rangers are 40-for-117 (.342) with 5 HR and 17 runs the last 3 games in SEA after being blanked on Friday...club is hitting .319 (126-395) with 18 HR and 72 runs in the last 11 games, scoring 7+ runs in 8 of last 19...Texas leads majors with .321 AVG (198-616) and 32 HR in September (17 G)...Texas is battting a ML-best .299 (765-2555) in 71 G since July 1 to rise from .264 to .281, tops in majors…among ML leaders in hits (2nd, 1511), total bases (2nd, 2456), extra base hits (2nd, 527), SLG (2nd, .456), HR (3rd, 193), runs (3rd, 808, most since 2008-901), and doubles (3rd, 302)…have surpassed totals for R, 2B, 3B, HR, TB, and SB for all of 2010...rank 4th in A.L./5th in majors w/ 132 steals, 3rd straight season of 100+ steals after none since ‘99…team has ML-low 899 strike- outs…have 18 G of 10+ runs and 77 G of 10+ hits...have scored 5+ runs 80 times, 2nd most in majors (NYY-82)...hitting .286 (396-1384) w/ RISP, 2nd in majors (STL-.290), .312 (151-484) in last 47 G....267 road average is 2nd best in A.L. (KC-.271). 1 ELVIS ANDRUS .281 AVG, 5 HR, 60 RBI, .345 OBP, .364 SLG SHORTSTOP –– R/R Tue: 1-for-5, 2 K Trip: .368 (7-19), 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 3 R Streak: 13 G (.345, 19-55, 6 2B, HR, 9 RBI, 11 R, 5 BB, SB) Is 6-for-15 in last 3 games and has hit safely in season high 13 straight games at .345 (19-55), T2nd longest active streak in ML....longest career hit streak is 14 games, Aug. 8-24, 2010...is batting .352 (31-88) last 22 G to rise from .268 to .281...has 7 RBI last 8 G...is 5th in A.L. with career high 35 steals, one of just 4 active players with 30+ steals in each of his first 3 ML seasons...has 4 SB last 42 games. none in last 10...only player in team history w/ 2 steals of home in a season (5/20 at PHI, 6/18 at ATL)…was successful in 28 straight attempts between CS in 2010 ALDS G1 and CS on 6/8/11 vs. DET…is 3rd in majors w/ 16 sac bunts, 7th in A.L. in singles (125), and 11th in runs (career high 94)…also has career highs for H (159), 2B (26) and RBI (60)...has started 136 G at SS w/ 25 E, 3rd-most in majors by any player (30-Mark Reynolds; 27--Starlin Castro)...most errors by a Ranger since 3B Mike Lamb (33, 2000), most by SS since Royce Clayton (25, 1999)...no errors in last 28 G…has 2nd-most TC’s among M.L. SS’s (657)..is hitting .375 (15-40) over last 10 road games...has hit safely in 16 of 17 games vs. OAK this season at .306 (22-72), includling last 11. 29 ADRIAN BELTRE .288 AVG, 28 HR, 97 RBI, .327 OBP, .541 SLG THIRD BASEMAN –– R/R Tue: 2-for-5, HR, 3 RBI, R, K Trip: .250 (4-16), 3 HR, 6 RBI, 3 R, BB Streak: 3 G (.308, 4-13, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 3 R, BB) Has homered in 3 straight and 7 of last 9 games...8 total HR in last 9 games are most for Ranger since Rafael Palmeiro, Aug. 18-27, 1999 and most of his career...has 16 RBI in last 10 games, with GWRBI in each of last 2 contests...has hit safely in 16 of 17 games/starts (13-3B, 4-DH) at .357 (25-70) with 8 HR and 21 RBI since being activated from 15-day DL on 9/1...leads the majors in RBI (21)and is T1st in HR (8) in Sept. ...is hitting .370 (34-92) over last 23 games and .336 (75-223) last 57 G beg. 6/6 to rise from .247 to .288...is 6th in A.L. in SLG (.541), T9th in RBI (97), and T9th in HR (28)...needs 3 RBI for 3rde 100 RBI sea- son, 2nd straight...was placed on the DL after suffering strained left hamstring 7/22 vs. TOR...reaggravated injury on 8/6 during running drills…at time of injury ranked 2nd in A.L. in RBI and T2nd in 2B...his 71 RBI, 56 R at break were most of career..was 266th player in ML history to reach 2000 hits on Sept. 4 at BOS and hit 300th HR on Sept. 11 vs. OAK, 13th active player with 300+ HR/2,000+ hits in career...had career best 19-game hitting streak snapped on Sept. 16, longest by Ranger in 2011...hitting .300 (18-60) last 15 road games...has A.L.’s 2nd best fielding percentage at 3B at .964 (11 E/302 TC) in 106 G/ST...is 14-for-32 (.438) with 7 HR and 14 RBI in last 7 games vs. OAK, homering in 3 straight and 6 of 7....8 HR vs.OAK in 2011 are most in season vs. A’s since Mark Teixeira (8) in 2005. 3 ANDRES BLANCO .203 AVG, 2 HR, 2 RBI, .236 OBP, .333 SLG INFIELDER –– S/R Tue: DNP Trip: .--- Streak: 0 G Has appeared in 5 games as def. replacement (4) or PH (1) since being activated from the 15-day DL on Sept. 1...had been sidelined since Aug. 9 with lower back inflammation and was also on the disabled list July 7-30 with a stress reaction in his lower back…appeared in 3 G on rehab assignment for Round Rock (AAA), going 3-for-12 with 2 2B and 2 RBI in 3 starts at SS...last start was on Aug. 4 at 3B...has reached safely via hit or BB in 11 of 16 starts for Texas (14-SS; 1-2B; 1- 3B)...has 3 XBH last 8 G w/ AB (2-2B, 1-HR)…hitting .170 (8-47) last 21 G to fall from .273. 9 ENDY CHAVEZ .305 AVG, 5 HR, 26 RBI, .328 OBP, .435 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Tue: 2-for-4 Trip: .500 (6-12) Streak: 2 G (.500, 4-8) Is 8-for-16 in last 5 games with 2 hits 4 times to go from .291 to .305...is batting .302 (48-159) in last 51 G beg. July 4 with 15 multi-hit efforts…is 2-for-10 as PH in ‘11; .255 avg. (28-110), 13 RBI for career...has tied career high with 5 HR, done twice previously in ‘03 & ‘04...matched career high with 4 RBI on 7/4 vs. BAL and tied career best (9x) w/ 4 hits 6/2 at CLE…purchased from Round Rock (AAA) 5/14, where he hit .305 (39-128) w/ 2 HR, 17 RBI in 30 G…has made 62 starts (57-CF, 6-RF, 1-LF) with one error in 137 TC…has .328 (42-128) road average, 4th best in A.L. among players with at least 100 road AB. 17 NELSON CRUZ .266 AVG, 28 HR, 84 RBI, .316 OBP, .520 SLG OUTFIELDER –– R/R Tue: 1-for-5, 2B, R Trip:.143 (2-14), 2B, R Streak: 1 G (.200, 1-5, 2B, R) Is 2-for-15 with 6 K’s in 4 G/3 starts at DH since being activated on Sept. 13...had been on DL since Aug. 30 (retro to Aug. 29) with left hamstring strain, sustained injury running out 2B on Aug. 28...still ranks among A.L. leaders in SLG (10th, .520) and HR (T11th, 28) but HRs in just one of last 16 games...was 2nd DL stint of 2011 (5/4-22, strained right quad) and 5th DL stint since start of 2010, all with leg injuries...at time of injury, ranked among A.L. leaders in HR (T5th, 28), RBI (T9th, 84), slugging (7th, .531), AB/HR (5th, 15.5) and AB/RBI (9th, 5.2)...has 3 straight 20+ HR seasons...has started 94 games in RF, 16 in LF, and 5 at DH. 23 CRAIG GENTRY .273 AVG, 0 HR, 11 RBI, .346 OBP, .331 SLG OUTFIELDER –– R/R Tue: DNP Trip: .333 (1-3), RBI Streak: 4 G (.500, 7-14, 3B, 4 RBI, 4 R, 2 SB) Is 9-for-18 (.500) last 6 G to rise from .233 to season high .273...has been successful on all 18 SB attempts, most steals w/o being caught of any ML player in ‘11...is 19-for-19 to begin career, most w/o CS since began 25-for-25 in 2007-08...is 11-for-38 (.289) over 21 G/12 starts since being activated Aug. 11 from MLB’s 7-day concussion list (7/28-8/10)...hit .245 (27-110) with one HR, 10 RBI, and 5 SB in 30 G with Round Rock (AAA), incl. 5-G rehab assign. 8/5- 9...had 3 H and 3 SB 6/20 vs. HOU...has hit safely in 20 of 34 starts (32-CF, 2-RF) since 5/7 recall. 6 ESTEBAN GERMAN .500 AVG, 1 HR, 2 RBI, .667 OBP, 2.000 SLG INFIELDER –– R/R Tue: DNP Trip: .000 (0-0) Streak: 0 G Returned to home in Dominican Republic on Saturday due to passing of mother and is expected to rejoin team in Texas this weekend...had HR and bases loaded walk as PH on Sept. 3-4 at BOS...HR on 9/3 at BOS was his 1st in ML since Sept. 28, 2007 vs. CLE and 8th HR of career...had contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA) on 9/1, where had spent entire season, batting .301 (153-508) with 7 HR, 29 2B and 56 RBI in 123 G...played primarily 3B and 2B, but also saw action in LF and CF...was 44-for-53 (83.0%) in steal attempts...ranked among PCL leaders in steals (2nd, 44), runs (4th, 94), and walks (4th, 72)...led club with 40 multi- hit games...marks 3rd straight year to be a late-season call-up for Texas. RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 5 32 JOSH HAMILTON .300 AVG, 23 HR, 91 RBI, .350 OBP, .537 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Tue: 2-for-5, 2B, 2 R, 2 K Trip: .389 (7-18), 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R, BB Streak: 3 G (.500, 7-14, 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R, BB) Is 7-for-14 in last 3 games and is batting .341 (28-82) with 20 RBI over last 19 games...has 4 HR and 10 RBI in last 7 contests...has a .310 (87-281) average with 55 RBI and 51 runs over 70 G since July 1 to rise from .285 to .300…batting .297 (125-421) with 54 XBH (27-2B, 23-HR, 4-3B) and 84 RBI in 103 G since return from DL 5/23, T3rd most RBI in majors over that span...has not gone hitless in more than 2 straight games all season...has 10 HR in last 35 G and 33 RBI last 42 G...leads A.L. with 19 gm-winning RBI, ranking among league leaders in go-ahead RBI (T5th, 26), sac flies (T4th, 9), intentional walks (T7th, 12 of 37 walks over- all), slugging (8th, .537), and RBI (15th, 91)...has 20+ HR in 3 of last 4 years...2nd-career walk-off HR 7/9 vs. OAK…elected to 4th straight ASG as starter (1-for- 2 as A.L. LF)…has 113 starts (80-LF, 25-CF, 8-DH)…on 15-day DL 4/13-5/22 w/ fractured right humerus on head-first slide (4/12 at DET); 3rd DL stint since ‘09...is batting .304 on the road, T11th best in A.L....is batting .360 (36-100) with 5 HR, 20 RBI in 25 games vs. OAK since start of 2010.

5 IAN KINSLER .247 AVG, 29 HR, 73 RBI, .347 OBP, .463 SLG SECOND BASEMAN –– R/R Tue: 0-for-3, R, 2 BB Trip: .188 (3-16), 3 R, 3 BB Streak: 0 G Is 4-for-29 (.138) in last 7 games to drop from .253 to .247...has reached base safely via H or BB in 12 straight and 16 of 17 games...is batting .296 (21-71) with 25 runs, 8 HR and 13 RBI in last 17 G....is T1st in ML with 8 HR in Sept. but has one in last 10 G...has 11 HR last 28 G...has scored 42 runs in last 42 G...tied for 3rd in A.L. with 16 HR since All-Star break...leads majors with 5 multi-HR games...also has ML high 7 leadoff HR, tying own single season club record set in ‘09...has club record 20 career leadoff HR, 10th among active players...all 29 HR in 2011 have come in leadoff spot, most in majors and a club record, 5 more than his 2009 total...is 3rd season with 20+ HR, 2 shy of career high (31 HR in ‘09)...ranks among A.L. leaders in runs (T2nd, career-high 114), walks (T5th, career-high 84), HR (T6th), AB (11th, 594), EBH (11th, 66), and steals (12th, 25)...is 3rd career season of 25+ steals, one shy of Bump Wills for club record (4)…successful on last 24 SB tries since CS 4/15 to break his own club record…has 131 career steals, 3rd-most in club history…has 13 HR to lead off an inning, 2nd in ML (Uggla-16)...has started 138 G at 2B and 9 at DH, 136 in leadoff spot...has 2nd most errors among A.L. 2B (11, Weeks-12)...is batting .204 (60-294) on road, 3rd lowest for A.L. qualifiers...has hit safely in 21 of 26 games vs. OAK over last 2 seasons with 17-game hitting streak vs. the A’s snapped on Tuesday....has .364 (28-77) average over last 18 games versus OAK. 27 LEONYS MARTIN .333 AVG, 0 HR, 0 RBI, .333 OBP, .333 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/R Tue: DNP Trip: --- Streak: 0 G Pronounced “lay-OH-niece mar-TEEN”...has appeared 5 times in 1st ML action for Texas games: 3 as PH (1-for-3) and once as def. replacement...made ML debut 9/2 at BOS and singled in 1st AB, 1st Ranger with hit in 1st ML AB since Mitch Moreland (7/29/10 vs. DET)...had appeared in just 73 career minor league games before ML debut, fewest for a Texas player since Incaviglia went straight from college to majors in ‘86...recalled from Round Rock (AAA) 8/30...signed by Texas to a 5-year ML contract on May 4, 2011...combined to hit .295 (89-302) with 4 HR, 16 2B, 5 3B, and 42 RBI in 73 G w/ AZL Rangers, Frisco (AA), and RR in ‘11...was career .314 (417-1329) hitter over 5 seasons with Villa Clara in the Cuban League...defected at some point following FISU World Univ. C’ships in July/Aug. 2010. 18 MITCH MORELAND .262 AVG, 16 HR, 51 RBI, .324 OBP, .419 SLG FIRST BASE / OF –– L/L Tue: DNP Trip: .000 (0-3) Streak: 0 G Has not played in last 3 games...is hitless in last 9 at bats and is 4-for-25 in last 7 games...is batting .155 (11-71) in last 20 G to fall from .282 to .262, lowest since July 21 (.262)...has 0 HR and 5 RBI last 21 G since 2 HR on Aug. 19 at CWS...has K’s in 16 of last 20 games (24 total K’s)...matched career best with 2 HR (3x) and 5 RBI (twice) on 8/19 at CWS...has 9 road HR, incl. each of last 6...hit 1st career reg. season HR off LH pitcher 7/30 at TOR...had 1st career walk-off HR 6/21 vs. HOU…has 12 GW-RBI, T13th-most in A.L…has 8 HR to lead off an inning, T7th-most in A.L…has reached safely in 92 of 121 starts (85-1B, 29-RF, 7-DH), hit- ting safely in 80 of those…has .996 (3 E/763 TC) field. pct. at 1B, 6th-best in majors (75+ G). 7 DAVID MURPHY .273 AVG, 11 HR, 43 RBI, .328 OBP, .408 SLG OUTFIELDER –– L/L Tue: 1-for-5, 2B, K, GIDP Trip: .250 (4-16), 2B, R, BB Streak: 3 G (.308, 4-13, 2B, R, BB) Is 10-for-27 (.370) in his last 7 games and has hit safely in 19 of last 22 contests at .382 (34-89) with 6 HR and 20 RBI to rise from .240 to .273...is hitting .371 (26- 70) in September, 7th best in A.L. and is batting .362 (59-163) with 7 HR, 29 RBI in Sept. over past 2 seasons (40 G)...has posted 4 hits in a game 3 times in last 16 contests...had 3rd career multi-HR gm on Sept. 13 vs. CLE...has 21 RBI in last 22 games after 3 RBI in previous 22 games....has one hit in last 12 AB w/ RISP...has appeared in 28 of last 30 games, starting 22 straight...had 2nd career grand slam on 8/26 vs. LAA...has 97 starts (58-LF, 12-CF, 24-RF; 3-DH)…has hit safely in 18 of his last 20 G vs. OAK at .320 (24-75)...has career best 32 RBI vs. OAK with 8 HR vs. A’s matching LAA for most lifetime. 25 MIKE NAPOLI .319 AVG, 26 HR, 68 RBI, .416 OBP, .617 SLG / 1B –– R/R Tue: 2-for-3, RBI, 2 BB, K Trip: .500 (6-12), 3 2B, RBI, R, 2 BB Streak: 7 G (.560, 14-25, 4 2B, HR, 4 RBI, 4 R, 6 BB, SB) Has hit safely in last 7 overall games at .560 (14-25) with 6 multi-hit games and in 11 of 12 (all 11 starts) at .537 (22-41) with 4 HR and 10 RBI to rise from .289 to .319, best since April 13 (.333)…has 8 multi-hit games in that span...leads the majors with a .478 (22-46) average in September...is batting .383 (80-209) with 18 2B, 16 HR and 43 RBI in 60 G since being activated from DL on 7/4 to rise from .221…has career-high 110 H, 67 runs and 25 doubles and matched career bests with 26 HR with 68 RBI…this is his 4th straight 20+ HR season…has majors’ highest avg. since All-Star break at .389 (74-190) with best OBP (.475) and 2nd best SLG (.689)…51 of his 110 hits have been XBH (24-2B, 26-HR)…is 21-for-last-45 w/ RISP (.467) and .383 (31-81) overall is 3rd in A.L.…on 15-day DL 6/12-7/3 (strained left oblique muscle); 4 G on rehab at Round Rock (AAA)…Texas is 38-15 (.716) in starts behind plate, winning last 7, 19 of 24 and 25 of 33 since his return from DL…has 96 starts (53-C, 25-1B, 18-DH)…is 9-for-24 (37.5%) in throwing out runners…his 3.20 catchers ERA is best in A.L. and 3rd in majors (50+ G)…has caught 10 SHO...has hit safely in 9 of last 10 starts vs. OAK, incl. grand slam on July 8 off Gio Gonzalez…has more HR (15) and RBI (35) vs. OAK than any other opponent. 8 YORVIT TORREALBA .271 AVG, 5 HR, 32 RBI, .305 OBP, .385 SLG CATCHER –– R/R Tue: DNP Trip: .000 (0-3) Streak: 0 G Is 2-for-15 in his last 5 games and is hitting .170 (7-41) in last 12 G to fall from .283 to .271...has a .313 (42-134) average in last 37 G w/ 12 RBI to rise from .248…has one HR last 36 G, snapping 25-G drought 8/28 vs. LAA…has career-high 27 doubles, tops among A.L. catchers, but 18 of last 21 hits have been sin- gles…had season-high 4 RBI 7/26 vs. MIN, one shy of career high…has been behind plate for 9 of club’s 18 SHO…is 3-for-last-20 with RISP (.150)…has started 91 G behind plate and 14 as DH…has thrown out 6 of 11 and 7 of the last 15 runners attempting to steal, catching 21-of-76 (28.0%) on the year, 4th-best % in A.L….is hitting .285 (35-123) in last 33 road games beginning June 4. 15 MATT TREANOR .220 AVG, 3 HR, 22 RBI, .345 OBP, .298 SLG CATCHER –– R/R Tue: DNP Trip: --- Streak: 0 G Has appeared in 4 games (1 start), 1st action for Texas in reg. season since Oct. 3, 2010 vs. LAA and 1st overall since July 30 at CLE for the Royals…was acq’d Aug. 31 from KC in exchange for cash considerations…was traded from Texas to KC on March 28 at the end of spring training…spent most of season with K.C., batting .226 (42-186) with 3 HR, 6 doubles, and 21 RBI in 65 G, incl. a team-high 62 starts behind the plate…missed all of August after being placed on concus- sion DL July 31, after which he was transferred to regular 15-day DL…played 7 G with NW Arkansas (AA) on injury rehab assignment. 10 MICHAEL YOUNG .333 AVG, 11 HR, 104 RBI, .376 OBP, .474 SLG INFIELDER/DH –– R/R Tue: 3-for-5, 2 RBI, 2 R Trip: .267 (4-15), 3 RBI, 2 BB, 2 R, SF Streak: 1 G (.600, 3-5, 2 RBI, 2 R) Was 3-for-5 on Tuesday to reach 200 hits for 6th time, 16th player in ML history with at least 6 200H seasons...has club record 25 games with 3+ hits in 2011, matching Adrian Gonzalez for most in ML...is 8-for-32 (.250) in last 8 games...is hitting .352 (77-219) over last 55 G to rise from .322 to .333, 2nd in ML (Gonzalez- .340)…is batting .347 (85-245) since ASB, 3rd-best in A.L…has reached safely in 43 of 46 and 65 of his last 70 G…is 2nd in ML with 201 hits (Gonzalez-206) and ranks among A.L. leaders in games (T4th, 152), at bats (9th, 604), multi-hit games (4th, 56), 1B (3rd, 144), 3B (T11th, 6, most since 2004), RBI (T4th, 104), TB (9th, 286), and 2B (9th, 40)…career best 104 RBI (103 in 2006) and is 3rd time with 40+ 2B (52 in 2006; 40 in 2005), matching most such seasons in team histo- ry (Greer-3)...batting .379 (69-182) w/ RISP, 5th in A.L…batting .355 vs. LHP, 2nd-best in A.L…has started 152 of club’s 154 G (68-DH, 34-1B, 37-3B, 13-2B) with 43 of last 53 starts coming in the field…has 3 E in 256 chances at 1B, no E in 53 TC at 2B, 5 E in 100 TC at 3B…has 2nd-highest hit total (1802) of any player since start of 2003 season (Ichiro Suzuki-1968)…selected to A.L. All-Star team for 7th time, 2nd-most selections in TEX history…named A.L. Player of the Week for 6/20-26…is Rangers’ all-time leader in games, at-bats, hits, singles, doubles, triples, runs and multi-hit games…this is 10th season w/ 100+ hits, matching Palmeiro for 2nd-most in team history, one behind Ivan Rodriguez…recorded 2000th career hit 8/7 vs. CLE…among 20 active players w/ 2000+ career hits, only Suzuki (1402 G) and Jeter (1571) did it in fewer games than Young (1621)…is batting .348 (37-112) over last 21 away games and .316 overall away average is 5th best in the A.L...has 21 RBI vs. A’s this season most by ML player since 2005 (26-Teixeira)...has career highs for hits (249) and RBI (108) vs. A’s. PAGE 6 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND RANGERS STATISTICS

TEXAS TEAM BATTING STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Runs, Game ...... 20, July 25 vs. Minnesota 123456789 Runs, Inning ...... 8, September 14 vs. Cleveland (4th) Andrus 9 128 ------Hits, Game...... 27, July 25 vs. Minnesota Beltre - - - 68 45 3 - - - Hits, Inning...... 7, May 30 at Tampa Bay (3rd) Blanco - 6 -----37 Fewest Hits, Game ...... 2, June 12 at Minnesota Borbon 2 ------26 Doubles ...... 8, July 25 vs. Minnesota Chavez 7 3 -----252 Triples ...... 3, Sept. 4 at Boston Cruz ----555532- Home Runs ...... 5, 2x, April 22 vs. Kansas City; May 28 vs. Kansas City Davis - - -1-12124 Home Runs, Both Clubs ...... 6, 8x, last September 13 vs. Cleveland Gentry - 4 -----723 Extra Base Hits ...... 11, July 25 vs. Minnesota Hamilton - - 113 ------Total Bases ...... 43, July 25 vs. Minnesota Kinsler 136 - 11 ------Stolen Bases ...... 5, 4x, last June 1 at Tampa Bay Moreland - 4 - - 4 19 52 28 14 Walks ...... 13, May 18 at Kansas City (11 inn.) Murphy - 4 - - 5 32 31 15 11 ...... 8, August 14 at Oakland Napoli - - - 3 8 40 30 15 - Strikeouts ...... 13, July 31 at Toronto Quintanilla - 2 ------4 Left on Base (9 innings) ...... 15, May 30 at Tampa Bay Teagarden ------17- Left on Base (Extras)...... 13, May 18 at Kansas City Torrealba -----435624 Bat Around in Inning ...... 23x, last Sept. 15 vs. Cleveland (5th) Treanor ------1- Young - 3 30 82 37 ---- TEXAS INDIVIDUAL BATTING PITCHERS ------9 Hits...... 4, 19x, last Hamilton, Sept. 17 at Seattle Runs ...... 4, 4x, last Murphy, Sept. 13 vs. Cleveland Home Runs ...... 2, 12x, last Murphy, Sept. 13 vs. Cleveland STARTS BY POSITION RBI...... 8, Cruz, July 22 vs. Toronto C1B2B3BSSLFCFRFDH Total Bases ...... 11, 2x, last Murphy, September 13 vs. Cleveland Andrus ----137---- Doubles ...... 2, 31x, last Andrus, Sept. 18 at Seattle Beltre - - - 106 ----10 Extra-Base Hits ...... 3, 7x, last Murphy, Sept. 13 vs. Cleveland Blanco - - 1 1 14 ---- Stolen Bases ...... 3, 2x, last Gentry. June 20 vs. Houston Borbon ------28-- Walks ...... 3, 4x, last Young, August 14 at Oakland Chavez -----1585- Strikeouts ...... 4, 2x, last Cruz, August 5 vs. Cleveland Cruz -----16-945 Hitting Streak ...... 19, Beltre, July 16-September 15 Davis - 10 - 8 ----1 Gentry ------322- TEXAS TEAM PITCHING Hamilton -----7925-9 Strikeouts ...... 15, June 18 at Atlanta Kinsler - - 138 -----9 Walks ...... 8, 2x, last June 15 at New York-AL Moreland - 86 -----297 Fewest Walks ...... 0, 4x, last Sept. 2 at Boston Murphy -----5811244 Runs Allowed, Game...... 15, April 19 vs. LA of Anaheim Napoli 53 25 ------18 Runs Allowed, Inning...... 8, 2x, last Sep. 3 at Boston (4th) Quintanilla - - 2 1 3 ---- Hits Allowed, Game ...... 20, June 7 vs. Detroit Teagarden 8 ------Hits Allowed, Inning ...... 7, 3x, last Sept. 3 at Boston (4th) Torrealba 92 ------13 Home Runs ...... 5, 3x, last August 27 vs. LA of Anaheim Treanor 1 ------Consecutive Scoreless Innings ..33.0, July 9 (8th inn.) - July 16 (4th inn.) Young - 33 13 38 ----68 TEXAS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter ...... 9.0, 8x, last Wilson, Sept. 6 at Tampa Bay RUNS BY INNING Fewest Innings, Starter ...... 0.2, Holland, July 2 vs. Florida 12345678910+ Innings, Reliever ...... 5.0, Tomko, April 26 vs. Toronto Texas 84 93 105 101 122 90 67 96 44 5 Strikeouts, Starter ...... 12, Wilson, May 4 at Seattle Opp. 77 83 73 70 59 81 76 68 55 10 Strikeouts, Reliever ...... 5, 3x, last O’Day, August 24 vs. Boston Runs Allowed...... 9, Lewis, June 6 vs. Detroit Earned Runs Allowed ...... 9, Lewis, June 6 vs. Detroit RECORD BY MONTH Hits Allowed ...... 12, Holland, June 26 vs. New York-NL April May June July Aug. Sept. Home Runs Allowed ...... 4, 3x, last Wilson, August 27 vs. LA of Anaheim 16-11 13-15 14-13 18-9 16-12 12-5 Pitches ...... 129, Wilson, June 16 at New York-AL RECORD BY DAY OF WEEK TEXAS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Winning Streak ...... 12, July 4-19 15-10 12-5 12-12 11-12 7-8 18-6 14-12 Losing Streak...... 5, June 11-16 Longest Game, Innings ...... 14, May 27 vs. Kansas City RECORD BY HOME RUNS Longest Game, Time, 9 inn. 3:44, Sept. 3 at Boston 1234567 Longest Game, Time, Xtra ..4:36, May 27 vs. Kansas City (14 inn.) 18-15 26-10 15-3 6-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 Shortest Game, Time...... 2:05, May 23 vs. Chicago-AL Largest Crowd, Home ...... 50,146, April 1 vs. Boston (Home Opener) ...... 49,574, May 7 vs. New York-AL RANGERS AT A GLANCE ...... 49,069, May 6 vs. New York-AL Overall Record: 89-65 White/Gray: 24-14/21-21 Largest Crowd, Road...... 47,487, June 16 at New York-AL Home Record: 48-29 Alt. Blue/Home/Road: 21-17/2-3/19-14 Winning Margin ...... 14, July 25 vs. Minnesota (20-6) Road Record: 40-36 Alt. Red/Home/Road: 23-13/23-13/0-0 Losing Margin ...... 11, 2x, last August 24 vs. Boston Standing: 1st, +5.0 GA Last 5 Games: 4-1 Largest Deficit in Win ...... 5, August 5 vs. Cleveland (trailed 7-2 in 3rd) Roadtrip: 3-1 Last 10 Games: 8-2 Largest Deficit in 9th, Win ....2, August 5 vs. Cleveland (trailed 7-5) Largest Lead in Loss ...... 5, July 20 at LA of Anaheim (led 8-3) 1-Run/2-Run: 17-23/12-9 Come From Behind Wins: 24 Errors ...... 4, 2x, last July 25 vs. Minnesota HR/No HR: 67-28/22-36 Losses After Holding Lead: 25 *-Club record ...... #-Ties club record Score First: 68-20 Back-to-Back HRs in Inning: 7 vs. Division AL West AL Central AL East Overall 33-16 25-18 22-22 In Series Home Road Total Overall 16-7-2 10-12-2 26-19-4 Series Openers 20-5 15-10 35-15 Series Finales 15-9 8-16 23-25 Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Rubber Games 7-4 4-7 11-11 PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H Total 2BI 3BI 4BI 5+BI Total Andrus 24 14 2 0 40 10 1 0 0 10 When leading after… Home Road Total Beltre 24 9 1 0 34 16 7 3 0 26 Six complete 38-4 36-3 74-7 Blanco 40004 00000 Seven complete 41-5 37-3 78-8 Borbon 60006 21003 Eight complete 42-4 37-2 79-6 Chavez 14 8 1 0 23 51107 Cruz 20 6 3 0 29 10 3 2 3 18 When trailing after… Home Road Total Gentry 42006 10001 Six complete 8-18 1-30 9-48 German 00000 00000 Seven complete 7-20 1-29 8-49 Hamilton 23 13 3 0 39 792018 Eight complete 3-21 0-31 3-52 Kinsler 30 7 3 0 40 11 4 1 0 16 Martin 00000 00000 When tied after… Home Road Total Moreland 26 6 0 0 32 62019 Six complete 3-4 3-6 6-10 Murphy 17 4 3 0 24 712010 Seven complete 1-1 2-7 3-8 Napoli 23 5 2 0 30 14 3 1 1 19 Eight complete 3-2 3-5 6-7 Teagarden 11002 10001 Torrealba 22 6 0 0 28 50106 Decided seventh/later 13-9 5-14 18-23 Treanor 50005 21003 Decided final AB 9-6 3-13 12-19 Young 31 23 2 0 56 15 7 1 0 23 Walk-off games 6 8 6-8 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 7 2011 DAY-BY-DAY GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 3/31 OFF DAY T2nd 0.5 1 4/1 BOSTON W, 9-5 1-0 T1st +0.0 Oliver (1-0) Bard (0-1) - 3:28 50,146 50,146 2 4/2 BOSTON W, 12-5 2-0 T1st +0.0 Lewis (1-0) Lackey (0-1) - 3:10 48,356 98,502 3 4/3 BOSTON W, 5-1 3-0 1st +1.0 Harrison (1-0) Buchholz (0-1) - 2:41 46,326 144,828 4 4/4 SEATTLE W, 6-4 4-0 1st +2.0 Holland (1-0) Bedard (0-1) Feliz (1) 2:48 37,618 182,446 5 4/5 SEATTLE W, 3-2 5-0 1st +3.0 Ogando (1-0) Pineda (0-1) Feliz (2) 2:36 30,953 213,399 6 4/6 SEATTLE W, 7-3 6-0 1st +3.0 Wilson (1-0) Hernandez (0-1) - 2:36 25,049 238,448 4/7 OFF DAY 1st +3.0 4/8 at Baltimore 1st +3.5 RAINED OUT - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF DOUBLEHEADER ON 4/9 7 4/9 at Baltimore (G1) L, 0-5 6-1 - - Britton (2-0) Lewis (1-1) - 2:22 - 8 at Baltimore (G2) W, 13-1 7-1 1st +3.0 Harrison (2-0) Arrieta (1-1) - 2:47 36,243 9 4/10 at Baltimore W, 3-0 8-1 1st +3.0 Holland (2-0) Guthrie (1-1) Feliz (3) 2:42 21,452 10 4/11 at Detroit W, 2-0 9-1 1st +4.0 Ogando (2-0) Verlander (1-1)-C Feliz (4) 2:19 18,724 11 4/12 at Detroit L, 4-5 9-2 1st +3.0 Valverde (1-0) O’Day (0-1) - 3:20 20,609 12 4/13 at Detroit L, 2-3 9-3 1st +2.0 Valverde (2-0) Oliver (1-1) 3:12 20,526 4/14 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 13 4/15 at New York-AL W, 5-3 10-3 1st +2.0 Harrison (3-0) Nova (1-1) Feliz (5) 2:53 40,814 14 4/16 at New York-AL L, 2-5 10-4 1st +1.0 Garcia (1-0) Holland (2-1) Rivera (6) 2:39 41,876 15 4/17 at New York-AL L, 5-6 10-5 T1st +0.0 Soriano (1-0) Rhodes (0-1) Rivera (7) 3:03 40,811 16 4/18 LA of ANAHEIM W, 7-1 11-5 1st +1.0 Wilson (2-0) Santana (0-2) - 2:51 30,799 269,247 17 4/19 LA of ANAHEIM L, 4-15 11-6 T1st +0.0 Palmer (1-0) Lewis (1-2) - 3:11 22,450 291,697 18 4/20 LA of ANAHEIM L, 1-4 11-7 2nd -0.5 Weaver (5-0) Harrison (3-1) - 2:44 31,967 323,664 4/21 OFF DAY 2nd -0.5 19 4/22 KANSAS CITY W, 11-6 12-7 1st +0.5 Holland (3-1) Francis (0-2) - 2:59 45,769 369,433 20 4/23 KANSAS CITY W, 3-1 13-7 1st +1.5 Ogando (3-0) Davies (1-2) Oliver (1) 2:50 45,506 414,939 21 4/24 KANSAS CITY W, 8-7 14-7 1st +2.5 Wilson (3-0) Chen (3-1) Rhodes (1) 3:07 28,284 443,223 22 4/25 TORONTO L, 4-6 14-8 1st +1.5 Drabek (2-0) Lewis (1-3) Rauch (4) 2:49 22,915 466,138 23 4/26 TORONTO L, 3-10 14-9 1st +0.5 Litsch (2-1) Harrison (3-2) - 2:36 21,755 487,893 24 4/27 TORONTO W, 7-6 15-9 1st +1.5 Eppley (1-0) Dotel (1-1) Oliver (2) 3:01 29,322 517,215 25 4/28 TORONTO L, 2-5 15-10 1st +1.0 Francisco (1-0) Oliver (1-2) 3:23 24,121 541,336 26 4/29 at Oakland L, 1-3 15-11 T1st +0.0 Cahill (4-0) Wilson (3-1) Fuentes (7) 2:41 17,226 27 4/30 at Oakland W, 11-2 16-11 1st +1.0 Lewis (2-3) Anderson (2-2) 2:35 27,285 28 5/1 at Oakland L, 2-7 16-12 T1st +0.0 Gonzalez (3-2) Harrison (3-3) 3:01 15,178 29 5/2 at Oakland L, 4-5 (10) 16-13 T1st +0.0 Balfour (2-1) Oliver (1-3) 3:08 9,193 30 5/3 at Seattle L, 3-4 16-14 T1st +0.0 Pauley (1-0) Strop (0-1) League (8) 2:49 12,759 31 5/4 at Seattle W, 5-2 17-14 T1st +0.0 Wilson-C (4-1) Pineda (4-2) 2:32 13,896 32 5/5 at Seattle L, 1-3 17-15 2nd -1.0 Vargas (2-2) Lewis-C (2-4) League (9) 2:26 14,205 33 5/6 NEW YORK-AL L, 1-4 17-16 T2nd -2.0 Nova (3-2) Harrison (3-4) Rivera (12) 2:47 49,069 590,405 34 5/7 NEW YORK-AL W, 7-5 18-16 2nd -1.0 Rhodes (1-1) Logan (1-2) Feliz (6) 2:58 49,574 639,979 35 5/8 NEW YORK-AL L, 5-12 18-17 T2nd -2.0 Sabathia (3-2) Rhodes (1-2) - 3:36 48,057 688,036 36 5/9 OAKLAND L, 2-7 18-18 3rd -2.0 Cahill (6-0) Wilson (4-2) - 2:43 24,375 712,411 37 5/10 OAKLAND W, 7-2 19-18 T2nd -2.0 Lewis (3-4) Anderson (2-3) - 2:46 31,655 744,066 5/11 OAKLAND T2nd -1.5 RAINED OUT - RESCHEDULED FOR 7/7 5/12 OFF DAY T2nd -1.5 38 5/13 LA of ANAHEIM W, 4-1 20-18 2nd -0.5 Ogando (4-0) Weaver (6-3) Feliz (7) 2:31 45,995 790,061 39 5/14 LA of ANAHEIM L, 2-3 20-19 T2nd -1.5 Downs (1-0) Oliver (1-4) Walden (7) 2:52 47,663 837,724 40 5/15 LA of ANAHEIM W, 5-4 21-19 2nd -0.5 Lowe (1-0) Thompson (1-2) Feliz (8) 3:14 48,284 886,008 41 5/16 at Chicago-AL W, 4-0 22-19 1st +0.5 Lewis (4-4) Jackson (3-5) 2:39 23,048 42 5/17 at Chicago-AL L, 3-4 22-20 T1st +0.0 Crain (1-1) Eppley (1-1) Santos (6) 2:36 22,437 43 5/18 at Kansas City W, 5-4(11) 23-20 1st +1.0 Rhodes (2-2) Jeffress (1-1) Lowe (1) 3:53 13,789 44 5/19 at Kansas City L, 1-2(10) 23-21 1st +1.0 G. Holland (1-0) Oliver (1-5) 3:06 12,355 45 5/20 at Philadelphia L, 2-3 23-22 1st +0.5 Halladay (6-3) Wilson (4-3) 2:20 45,358 46 5/21 at Philadelphia L, 0-2 23-23 1st +0.5 Lee (3-4) Lewis (4-5) Madson (9) 2:31 45,604 47 5/22 at Philadelphia W, 2-0 24-23 1st +0.5 Harrison (4-4) Oswalt (3-2) Feliz (9) 2:23 45,633 48 5/23 CHICAGO-AL W, 4-0 25-23 1st +0.5 Ogando (5-0) Danks (0-7) - 2:05 30,861 916,869 49 5/24 CHICAGO-AL L, 6-8 25-24 1st +0.5 Pena (1-1) Tomko (0-1) Santos (7) 3:21 35,524 952,393 50 5/25 CHICAGO-AL W, 2-1 26-24 1st +0.5 Wilson (5-3) Floyd (5-4) Feliz (10) 2:39 32,382 984,775 5/26 OFF DAY 1st +1.0 51 5/27 KANSAS CITY L, 7-12 (14) 26-25 T1st +0.0 Wood (2-0) Bush (0-1) - 4:36 39,390 1,024,165 52 5/28 KANSAS CITY W, 10-1 27-25 1st +0.5 Harrison (5-4) O’Sullivan (2-4) Tateyama (1) 2:30 40,240 1,064,405 53 5/29 KANSAS CITY W, 7-6 28-25 1st +1.0 Rhodes (3-2) Soria (3-2) - 3:07 45,011 1,109,416 54 5/30 at Tampa Bay W, 11-5 29-25 1st +1.0 Holland (4-1) Davis (4-5) - 3:42 14,203 55 5/31 at Tampa Bay L, 4-5 29-26 1st +0.5 Peralta (2-3) Rhodes (3-3) Farnsworth (10) 2:54 12,783 56 6/1 at Tampa Bay W, 3-0 30-26 1st +1.5 Lewis (5-5) Price (6-5) Feliz (11) 2:28 13,725 57 6/2 at Cleveland W, 7-4 31-26 1st +1.5 Kirkman (1-0) Carrasco (4-3) Feliz (12) 3:18 15,336 58 6/3 at Cleveland W, 11-2 32-26 1st +1.5 Ogando (6-0) Masterson (5-4) - 2:46 27,458 59 6/4 at Cleveland W, 4-0 33-26 1st +2.5 Holland (5-1) Carmona (3-7) - 2:28 30,130 60 6/5 at Cleveland W, 2-0 34-26 1st +2.5 Wilson (6-3) Talbot (2-2) Feliz (13) 2:40 20,621 61 6/6 DETROIT L, 7-13 34-27 1st +2.5 Scherzer (7-2) Lewis (5-6) - 3:34 33,921 1,143,337 62 6/7 DETROIT L, 1-8 34-28 1st +2.5 Porcello (6-3) Harrison (5-5) - 3:13 35,165 1,178,502 63 6/8 DETROIT W, 7-3 35-28 1st +2.5 Ogando (7-0) Coke (1-6) 2:54 40,388 1,218,890 64 6/9 at Minnesota L, 4-5 35-29 1st +2.5 Hoey (1-2) Lowe (1-1) 3:01 38,761 65 6/10 at Minnesota W, 9-3 36-29 1st +2.5 Wilson (7-3) Duensing (3-6) 3:07 38,907 66 6/11 at Minnesota L, 1-8 36-30 1st +2.5 Baker-C (4-4) Lewis (5-7) 2:31 40,420 67 6/12 at Minnesota L, 1-6 36-31 1st +1.5 Liriano (4-6) Harrison (5-6) 2:14 39,281 6/13 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 68 6/14 at New York-AL L, 4-12 36-32 1st +2.0 Sabathia (8-4) Ogando (7-1) 3:18 43,457 69 6/15 at New York-AL L, 4-12 36-33 1st +1.0 Nova (6-4) Holland (5-2) 3:20 45,969 70 6/16 at New York-AL L, 2-3 (12) 36-34 1st +0.5 Wade (1-0) Kirkman (1-1) 3:54 47,487 71 6/17 at Atlanta W, 6-2 37-34 1st +0.5 Lewis (6-7) Delgado (0-1) 2:57 38,810 72 6/18 at Atlanta W, 5-4 (10) 38-34 1st +1.5 Lowe (2-1) Proctor (1-1) Feliz (14) 3:15 44,600 73 6/19 at Atlanta L, 2-4 38-35 1st +0.5 Jurrjens (9-3) Ogando (7-2) Kimbrel (19) 3:34 34,599 74 6/20 HOUSTON W, 8-3 39-35 1st +1.0 Holland (6-2) Happ (3-9) - 2:46 41,205 1,260,095 75 6/21 HOUSTON W, 5-4 (11) 40-35 1st +2.0 Tateyama (1-0) Del Rosario (0-2) - 3:15 33,533 1,293,628 76 6/22 HOUSTON L, 3-5 40-36 1st +2.0 Melancon (5-1) Feliz (0-1) 2:52 39,708 1,333,336 6/23 OFF DAY 1st +2.5 77 6/24 NEW YORK-NL W, 8-1 41-36 1st +2.5 Harrison (6-6) Pelfrey (4-6) - 2:47 46,092 1,379,428 78 6/25 NEW YORK-NL L, 5-14 41-37 1st +2.0 Niese (7-6) Ogando (7-3) - 3:05 37,292 1,416,720 79 6/26 NEW YORK-NL L, 5-8 41-38 1st +1.5 Gee (8-1) Holland (6-3) 3:03 37,879 1,454,599 6/27 OFF DAY 1st +1.5 80 6/28 at Houston W, 7-3 42-38 1st +1.5 Wilson (8-3) Lyles (0-3) Feliz (15) 3:00 29,132 81 6/29 at Houston W, 3-2 43-38 1st +1.5 Lewis (7-7) Myers (3-7) Feliz (16) 2:28 24,272 82 6/30 at Houston L, 0-7 43-39 1st +1.0 Rodriguez (6-4) Harrison (6-7) - 2:40 25,938 83 7/1 FLORIDA W, 15-5 44-39 1st +2.0 Ogando (8-3) Sanchez (6-2) - 3:03 32,474 1,487,073 84 7/2 FLORIDA L, 5-9 44-40 1st +1.0 Cishek (1-1) Holland (6-4) - 3:21 29,728 1,516,801 85 7/3 FLORIDA L, 4-6 44-41 T1st +0.0 Dunn (5-5) Lowe (2-2) Nunez (23) 3:09 46,092 1,562,893 86 7/4 BALTIMORE W, 13-4 45-41 T1st +0.0 Lewis (8-7) Jakubauskas (2-2) - 2:48 42,885 1,605,778 87 7/5 BALTIMORE W, 4-2 46-41 T1st +0.0 Hunter (1-0) Johnson (5-2) Feliz (17) 2:40 25,945 1,631,723 88 7/6 BALTIMORE W, 13-5 47-41 1st +1.0 Ogando (9-3) Guthrie (3-11) - 2:50 31,953 1,663,676 PAGE 8 RANGERS GAME NOTES • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 • AT OAKLAND

GAME DATE OPPONENT SCORE REC. POS. GB WIN LOSS SAVE TOG ATT. HOME TOTAL 89 7/7 OAKLAND W, 6-0 48-41 1st +1.0 Holland (7-4) Harden (1-1) - 2:31 35,041 1,698,717 90 7/8 OAKLAND W, 8-5 49-41 1st +1.0 Wilson (9-3) Gonzalez (8-6) - 2:48 37,858 1,736,575 91 7/9 OAKLAND W, 7-6 50-41 1st +1.0 Oliver (2-5) Bailey (0-2) - 2:43 34,066 1,770,641 92 7/10 OAKLAND W, 2-0 51-41 1st +1.0 Harrison (7-7) Cahill (8-7) Feliz (18) 2:21 33,834 1,804,475 7/11 ALL STAR BREAK 7/12 ALL STAR GAME (at Arizona) 7/13 ALL STAR BREAK 93 7/14 at Seattle W, 5-0 52-41 1st +1.5 Holland-C (8-4) Vargas (6-7) - 2:21 25,997 94 7/15 at Seattle W, 4-0 53-41 1st +2.5 Lewis (9-7) Fister (3-11) Feliz (19) 2:17 30,551 95 7/16 at Seattle W, 5-1 54-41 1st +3.0 Wilson (10-3) Hernandez (8-8) - 2:55 30,896 96 7/17 at Seattle W, 3-1 55-41 1st +4.0 Harrison (8-7) Beavan (1-1) Feliz (20) 2:31 30,335 7/18 OFF DAY 1st +4.0 97 7/19 at LA of Anaheim W, 7-0 56-41 1st +5.0 Ogando (10-3) Chatwood (5-6) - 3:03 43,103 98 7/20 at LA of Anaheim L, 8-9 56-42 1st +4.0 Takahashi (3-2) Hunter (1-1) Walden (22) 3:11 40,052 99 7/21 at LA of Anaheim L, 0-1 56-43 1st +3.0 Weaver (13-4) Wilson (10-4) Walden (23) 2:31 38,315 100 7/22 TORONTO W, 12-2 57-43 1st +3.0 Lewis (10-7) Reyes (5-8) - 2:39 37,360 1,841,835 101 7/23 TORONTO W, 5-4 58-43 1st +4.0 Oliver (3-5) Rzepczynski (2-3) - 3:08 38,537 1,880,372 102 7/24 TORONTO L, 0-3 58-44 1st +3.0 Cecil (3-4) Ogando (10-4) - 2:18 43,117 1,923,489 103 7/25 MINNESOTA W, 20-6 59-44 1st +4.0 Holland (9-4) Blackburn (7-7) - 3:25 35,573 1,959,062 104 7/26 MINNESOTA L, 8-9 59-45 1st +3.0 Perkins (3-1) Feliz (0-2) Nathan (8) 3:35 30,581 1,989,643 105 7/27 MINNESOTA L, 2-7 59-46 1st +2.0 Duensing (8-8) Lewis (10-8) - 3:06 35,950 2,025,593 106 7/28 MINNESOTA W, 4-1 60-46 1st +2.0 Harrison (9-7) Baker (8-6) Feliz (21) 2:45 30,406 2,055,999 107 7/29 at Toronto L, 2-3 60-47 1st +2.0 Cecil (4-4) Ogando (10-5) Rauch (9) 2:31 19,287 108 7/30 at Toronto W, 3-0 61-47 1st +2.0 Holland (10-4) Mills (0-1) - 2:29 22,560 109 7/31 at Toronto L, 3-7 61-48 1st +2.0 Morrow (8-5) Wilson (10-5) - 2:42 45,629 8/1 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 110 8/2 at Detroit L, 5-6 61-49 1st +1.0 Benoit (3-3) Adams (0-1) Valverde (29) 3:32 29,067 111 8/3 at Detroit L, 4-5 61-50 1st +1.0 Fister (4-12) Harrison (9-8) Valverde (30) 2:44 33,596 112 8/4 at Detroit W, 5-2 62-50 1st +1.0 Ogando (11-5) Penny (7-9) Feliz (22) 2:55 40,497 113 8/5 CLEVELAND W, 8-7 (11) 63-50 1st +1.0 Feliz (1-2) R. Perez (4-2) - 3:59 37,842 2,093,841 114 8/6 CLEVELAND L, 5-7 63-51 1st +1.0 Hermann (2-0) Feliz (1-3) - 3:33 38,210 2,132,051 115 8/7 CLEVELAND W, 5-3 64-51 1st +1.0 Oliver (4-5) Smith (2-3) Adams (1) 2:38 37,431 2,169,482 116 8/8 SEATTLE W, 9-2 65-51 1st +1.5 Harrison (10-8) Furbush (2-4) - 2:42 27,771 2,197,253 117 8/9 SEATTLE W, 7-6 66-51 1st +1.5 Feliz (2-3) Gray (0-1) - 3:12 25,214 2,222,467 118 8/10 SEATTLE L, 3-4 66-52 1st +1.5 Vargas (7-10) Uehara (1-2) League (27) 3:09 30,087 2,252,554 8/11 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 119 8/12 at Oakland W, 9-1 67-52 1st +2.0 Wilson (11-5) McCarthy (5-6) 2:54 20,288 120 8/13 at Oakland W, 7-1 68-52 1st +3.0 Lewis (11-8) Cahill (9-11) 2:52 25,160 121 8/14 at Oakland W, 7-6 69-52 1st +4.0 Adams (1-1) Bailey (0-3) Feliz (23) 3:33 15,107 122 8/15 at LA of Anaheim W, 8-4 70-52 1st +5.0 Ogando (12-5) Cassevah (1-1) 3:05 36,663 123 8/16 at LA of Anaheim W, 7-3 71-52 1st +6.0 Holland (11-4) Chatwood (6-9) 3:05 43,711 124 8/17 at LA of Anaheim W, 4-3 72-52 1st +7.0 Wilson (12-5) Santana (9-9) Feliz (24) 2:52 36,581 125 8/18 at LA of Anaheim L, 1-2 72-53 1st +6.0 Ramirez (1-0) Adams (1-2) 2:47 41,123 126 8/19 at Chicago-AL W, 7-4 73-53 1st +6.0 Tateyama (2-0) Peavy (5-6) Feliz (25) 2:47 28,308 127 8/20 at Chicago-AL L, 2-3 73-54 1st +5.0 Crain (1-3) Uehara (1-3) Santos (26) 2:33 30,021 128 8/21 at Chicago-AL L, 0-10 73-55 1st +4.0 Floyd (11-10) Holland (11-5) - 3:04 25,033 129 8/22 BOSTON W, 4-0 74-55 1st +4.5 Wilson (13-5) Bedard (4-9) - 3:10 33,920 2,286,474 130 8/23 BOSTON L, 5-11 74-56 1st +3.5 Lackey (12-9) Lewis (11-9) - 3:07 25,705 2,312,179 131 8/24 BOSTON L, 2-13 74-57 1st +2.5 Beckett (11-5) Harrison (10-9) - 3:22 30,724 2,342,903 132 8/25 BOSTON L, 0-6 74-58 1st +2.0 Miller (6-1) Ogando (12-6) - 2:47 29,729 2,372,632 133 8/26 LA of ANAHEIM W, 11-7 75-58 1st +3.0 Holland (12-5) Haren (13-7) - 3:12 38,256 2,410,888 134 8/27 LA of ANAHEIM L, 4-8 75-59 1st +2.0 Santana (10-9) Wilson (13-6) Takahashi (2) 3:05 48,453 2,459,341 135 8/28 LA of ANAHEIM W, 9-5 76-59 1st +3.0 Oliver (5-5) Weaver (15-7) - 3:09 40,018 2,499,359 8/29 OFF DAY 1st +3.5 136 8/30 TAMPA BAY W, 2-0 77-59 1st +3.5 Feldman (1-0) Hellickson (11-10) Feliz (26) 2:54 23,069 2,522,428 137 8/31 TAMPA BAY L, 1-4 77-60 1st +3.5 Shields (13-10) Ogando (12-7) - 2:39 28,034 2,550,462 138 9/1 TAMPA BAY W, 7-2 78-60 1st +3.5 Wilson (14-6) Niemann (9-6) - 3:03 26,220 2,576,682 139 9/2 at Boston W, 10-0 79-60 1st +4.5 Holland (13-5) Miller (6-2) - 2:48 38,083 140 9/3 at Boston L, 7-12 79-61 1st +3.5 Bedard (5-9) Lewis (11-10) - 3:44 37,806 141 9/4 at Boston W, 11-4 80-61 1st +3.5 Harrison (11-9) Lackey (12-11) - 3:28 37,744 142 9/5 at Tampa Bay L, 1-5 80-62 1st +2.5 Shields (14-10) Feldman (1-1) - 2:48 13,130 143 9/6 at Tampa Bay W, 8-0 81-62 1st +3.5 Wilson (15-6) Niemann (9-7) - 2:41 11,611 144 9/7 at Tampa Bay L, 4-5 (10) 81-63 1st +2.5 McGee (2-1) Lowe (2-3) - 3:02 11,190 9/8 OFF DAY 81-63 1st +2.5 145 9/9 OAKLAND W, 13-4 82-63 1st +2.5 Lewis (12-10) McCarthy (8-8) - 2:48 36,706 2,613,388 146 9/10 OAKLAND L, 7-8 82-64 1st +1.5 Cahill (11-13) Ogando (12-8) Bailey (20) 3:28 46,151 2,659,539 147 9/11 OAKLAND W, 8-1 83-64 1st +2.5 Wilson (16-6) Outman (3-5) - 3:07 46,727 2.706,266 9/12 OFF DAY 83-64 1st +3.0 148 9/13 CLEVELAND W, 10-4 84-64 1st +3.0 Harrison (12-9) Masterson (11-10)- 3:02 30,137 2,736,403 149 9/14 CLEVELAND W, 9-1 85-64 1st +3.0 Holland (14-5) Huff (2-5) - 2:41 38,710 2,775,113 150 9/15 CLEVELAND W, 7-2 86-64 1st +3.5 Ogando (13-8) Carmona (6-15) 2:55 44,242 2,819,355 151 9/16 at Seattle L, 0-4 86-65 1st +3.5 Beavan (5-5) Wilson (16-7) 2:37 17,607 152 9/17 at Seattle W, 7-6 87-65 1st +4.5 Lewis (13-10) Vasquez (1-4) Feliz (27) 2:55 22,159 153 9/18 at Seattle W, 3-0 88-65 1st +4.5 Harrison (13-9) Hernandez (14-13)Feliz (28) 2:38 21,479 9/19 OFF DAY 1st +5.0 154 9/20 at Oakland W, 7-2 89-65 1st +5.0 Holland (15-5) Harden (4-4) 2:36 13,635 155 9/21 at Oakland 9:05p 156 9/22 at Oakland 2:35p 157 9/23 SEATTLE 7:05p 158 9/24 SEATTLE 3:11p 159 9/25 SEATTLE 2:05p 160 9/26 at LA of Anaheim 9:05p 161 9/27 at LA of Anaheim 9:05p 162 9/28 at LA of Anaheim 7:05p RANGERS GAME NOTES • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2011 • AT OAKLAND PAGE 9

2011 TRANSACTIONS Mar. 31 RHP Omar Beltre, RHP Scott Feldman, RHP Brandon Webb placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 22…RHP Tommy Hunter placed on 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 25…RHP Dave Bush contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA)…INF Chris Davis, OF Craig Gentry, C optioned to Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Brett Tomko reassigned to Round Rock (AAA)…INF Luis Cruz signed to minor league contract and assigned to Round Rock (AAA). April 8 RHP Ramon Aguero acquired on waiver claim from Pittsburgh…RHP Omar Beltre transferred from 15- to 60-day disabled list…RHP Manny Corpas signed to minor league contract. April 13 OF Josh Hamilton placed on 15-day disabled list…INFChris Davis recalled from Round Rock (AAA). April 15 RHP Colby Lewis placed on paternity leave list…LHP Michael Kirkman recalled from Round Rock (AAA). April 18 RHP Colby Lewis reinstated from paternity leave list…RHP Mark Lowe optioned to Round Rock (AAA). April 20 RHP Brett Tomko purchased from Round Rock (AAA)…C Taylor Teagarden recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…LHP Michael Kirkman optioned to Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Mason Tobin placed on 60-day disabled list with right ulnar collateral ligament inflammation. April 23 RHP Neftali Feliz placed on 15-day disabled list…RHP Cody Eppley purchased from Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Eric Hurley recalled from Round Rock (AAA) and placed on 60-day disabled list. April 27 RHP Darren O’Day placed on 60-day disabled list…RHP Ryan Tucker purchased from Round Rock (AAA). May 4 OF Leonys Martin signed as free agent and optioned to extended spring…RHP Ramon Aguero, on option to Frisco, designated for assignment…RHP Neftali Feliz and RHP Tommy Hunter sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA)…RHP Mark Lowe recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Pedro Strop optioned to Round Rock (AAA). May 5 RHP Ramon Aguero assigned outright to Frisco (AA). May 6 RHP Neftali Feliz activated from disabled list…C Taylor Teagarden optioned to Round Rock (AAA). May 7 OF Nelson Cruz placed on 15-day disabled list…OF Craig Gentry recalled from Round Rock (AAA). May 14 OF Julio Borbon placed on 15-day disabled list…RHP Brandon Webb transferred from 15- to 60-day disabled list…OF Endy Chavez contract purchased from Round Rock (AAA). May 18 C Taylor Teagarden recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Ryan Tucker optioned to Round Rock. May 23 OF Nelson Cruz and OF Josh Hamilton activated from disabled list…RHP Yoshinori Tateyama recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Cody Eppley, C Taylor Teagarden, and INF Chris Davis optioned to Round Rock (AAA). May 27 LHP Michael Kirkman recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Brett Tomko outrighted to Round Rock (AAA). June 3 OF Julio Borbon activated from disabled list and optioned to Round Rock (AAA). June 8 2B Ian Kinsler placed a paternity leave list…INF Chris Davis recalled from Round Rock (AAA)…Hitting coach Thad Bosley relieved of duties…Scott Coolbaugh appointed hitting coach. June 11 2B Ian Kinsler reinstated from paternity leave list…INF Chris Davis optioned to Round Rock (AAA)…RHP Scott Feldman sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA). June 12 C-1B Mike Napoli placed on 15-day disabled list…C Taylor Teagarden recalled from Round Rock (AAA). June 14 RHP Brandon Webb sent on rehab assignment to Frisco (AA). June 24 RHP Eric Hurley reinstated from 60-day disabled list and optioned to Round Rock (AAA). June 30 C-1B Mike Napoli sent on rehab assignment to Round Rock (AAA). July 1 RHP Tommy Hunter reinstated from disabled list…RHP Dave Bush designated for assignment. July 2 RHP Darren O’Day reinstated from disabled list…LHP Michael Kirkman optioned to Round Rock (AAA). July 4 C Mike Napoli reinstated from disabled list…C Taylor Teagarden optioned to Round Rock (AAA). July 6 RHP Dave Bush placed on unconditional release waivers. July 8 INF Andres Blanco placed on 15-day disabled list…purchased contract of INF Omar Quintanilla from Round Rock (AAA). July 14 RHP Scott Feldman reinstated from 60-day disabled list…RHP Darren O’Day optioned to Round Rock (AAA)…LHP Zach Phillips designated for assignment. July 19 INF Nick Green and cash considerations acquired from Baltimore in exchange for LHP Zach Phillips. July 23 3B Adrian Beltre placed on 15-day disabled list...INF Chris Davis recalled from Round Rock (AAA). July 28 OF Craig Gentry placed on 7-day concussion list...C Taylor Teagarden recalled from Round Rock (AAA). July 30 RHP Koji Uehara acquired from Baltimore in exchange for INF Chris Davis and RHP Tommy Hunter. July 31 RHP Mike Adams acquired from San Diego in exchange for 2 minor league pitchers (RHP Robbie Erlin, RHP Joe Wieland)...INF Andres Blanco reinstated from disabled list. Aug. 2 LHP Arthur Rhodes designated for assignment. Aug. 6 RHP Alexi Ogando placed on paternity list...RHP Darren O’Day recalled from Round Rock (AAA). Aug. 8 LHP Arthur Rhodes placed on release waivers Aug. 9 RHP Alexi Ogando reinstated from paternity list...INF Andres Blanco placed 15-day disabled list. Aug. 11 OF Craig Gentry activated from 7-day concussion list...RHP Darren O’Day optioned to Round Rock (AAA). Aug. 18 RHP Tim Wood acquired on waiver claim from Pittsburgh in exchange for PTBNL or cash considerations and optioned to Round Rock (AAA). Aug. 24 RHP Darren O’Day recalled from Round Rock (AAA)...C Taylor Teagarden optioned to Round Rock (AAA). Aug. 30 OF Nelson Cruz placed on 15-day disabled list...RHP Darren O’Day placed on 15-day disabled list...OF Leonys Martin recalled from Round Rock (AAA)...RHP Mark Hamburger purchased from Round Rock (AAA)...RHP Ryan Tucker released from Round Rock (AAA). Aug. 31 Acquired C Matt Treanor from Kansas City in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations....Acquired LHP Michael Gonzalez from Baltimore in exchange for a player to be named later...Recalled RHP Wilmer Font and placed him on the 60-day disabled list....Designated RHP Tim Wood for assignment. Sep. 1 Added LHP Michael Gonzalez and C Matt Treanor to active roster...Activated 3B Adrian Beltre and INF Andres Blanco from 15-day disabled list...INF Esteban German and RHP Merkin Valdez purchased from Round Rock (AAA)...RHP Pedro Strop acquired by Baltimore on waiver claim...INF Omar Quintanilla refused outright assignment to Round Rock and became FA. Sep. 13 OF Nelson Cruz and RHP Darren O’Day reinstated from disabled list...LHP Michael Kirkman recalled from Triple-A Round Rock.

2011 DISABLED LIST

Player Type Injury Placed (retro) Reinstated / Eligible G Missed Record Omar Beltre 60-day Spine surgery (transferred to 60-day on 4/8) March 31 (March 22) Eligible May 21 154 89-65 Brandon Webb 60-day Right rotator cuff surgery March 31 (March 22) Eligible May 30 154 89-65 Mason Tobin 60-day Right ulnar collateral ligament inflammation April 20 Eligible June 19 137 78-59 Neftali Feliz 15-day Right shoulder inflammation April 23 (April 21) May 6 14 6-8 Nelson Cruz 15-day Strained right quadriceps muscle May 7 (May 4) May 23 17 8-9 Josh Hamilton 15-day Nondisplaced fracture right humerus bone April 13 May 23 36 15-21 Julio Borbon 15-day Left hamstring inflammation May 14 June 3 19 11-8 Eric Hurley 60-day Concussion April 23 June 24 57 28-29 Tommy Hunter 15-day Right groin strain March 31 (March 25) July 1 82 43-39 Darren O’Day 60-day Partial tear of labrum in left hip April 27 July 2 60 30-30 Mike Napoli 15-day Strained left oblique muscle June 12 July 4 19 8-11 Scott Feldman 60-day Right knee surgery March 31 (March 22) July 14 92 51-41 Andres Blanco 15-day Stress reaction in his lower back July 8 (July 7) July 31 20 14-6 Craig Gentry 7-day Concussion symptoms July 28 (July 25) August 11 13 7-6 Adrian Beltre 15-day Left Hamstring Strain July 23 September 1 37 20-17 Andres Blanco 15-day Lower Back Inflammation August 9 September 1 21 12-9 Darren O’Day 15-day Right shoulder inflammation August 30 (August 25) September 13 16 9-7 Nelson Cruz 15-day Left hamsring strain August 30 (August 29) September 13 12 7-5

BATTERS VS. OAKLAND - 2011 AND CAREER PITCHERS VS. OAKLAND- 2011 AND CAREER 2011 CAREER 2011 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 .306 72 22 0 6 .240 200 48 1 13 Adams 1-0-0 2.45 4 3.2 2 1 1-0-0 1.50 7 6.0 2 1 Beltre .327 55 18 8 18 .280 443 124 20 68 Feldman 0-0-0 0.00 1 1.0 1 0 3-5-0 5.65 17 65.1 59 41 Blanco - 0 0 0 0 .372 43 16 0 1 Feliz 0-0-1 1.50 6 6.0 1 1 1-0-3 1.93 17 18.2 11 4 Chavez .346 26 9 0 1 .356 59 21 0 6 Gonzalez 0-0-0 4.91 3 3.2 2 2 0-0-0 3.38 5 5.1 3 2 Cruz .170 47 8 1 4 .240 225 54 7 33 Hamburger 0-0-0 0.00 1 0.1 0 0 0-0-0 0.00 1 0.1 0 0 Gentry .375 16 6 0 2 .333 24 8 0 2 Harrison 0-1-0 10.29 2 7.0 12 8 3-1-0 5.16 8 29.2 34 17 German - 0 0 0 0 .205 73 15 0 5 Holland 2-0-0 1.17 3 23.0 14 3 3-1-0 1.91 9 47.0 35 10 Hamilton .268 41 11 1 9 .329 219 72 10 42 Kirkman 0-0-0 9.00 1 1.0 1 1 0-0-0 2.08 4 4.1 2 1 Kinsler .348 69 24 1 9 .285 312 89 5 33 Lewis 4-0-0 2.83 5 35.0 24 11 7-3-0 3.17 17 96.2 78 34 Martin - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 Lowe 0-0-0 0.00 2 2.0 0 0 1-1-1 2.13 21 25.1 18 6 Moreland .273 55 15 1 6 .278 72 20 3 11 Ogando 0-1-0 5.40 1 5.0 6 3 0-1-0 3.86 7 9.1 12 4 Murphy .289 45 13 0 2 .268 213 57 8 32 Oliver 1-1-0 2.45 6 3.2 7 1 6-6-0 6.88 50 102.0 134 78 Napoli .304 46 14 3 13 .265 223 59 15 36 Tateyama 0-0-0 6.75 3 2.2 3 2 0-0-0 6.75 3 2.2 3 2 Torrealba .308 39 12 0 5 .235 81 19 0 9 Uehara 0-0-0 3.86 5 4.2 2 2 0-0-0 4.05 7 6.2 6 3 Treanor .167 12 2 0 2 .209 43 9 0 2 Wilson 3-1-0 2.83 5 35.0 24 11 5-5-5 3.67 36 76.0 66 31 Young .377 69 26 2 21 .321 776 249 16 108

2011 TEXAS RANGERS STARTING PITCHERS 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 Wilson 9/16 at SEA (L) 16-7 L1 32 5.35 6.2+ 107.6 20/6 8.3 2.92 22 301/191 30 10-4 19-13 Lewis 9/16 at SEA (W) 13-10 W2 30 5.94 6.0+ 101.0 8/7 7.5 2.46 17 196/274 9 8-3 16-14 Harrison 9/18 at SEA (W) 13-9 W3 28 5.03 6.0+ 100.8 3/3 6.3 2.81 18 254/179 30 7-7 18-10 Holland 9/20 at OAK (W) 15-5 W4 31 7.55 6.0+ 101.0 7/9 7.2 3.18 19 275/200 20 5-3 18-13 Ogando 9/15 vs. CLE (W) 13-8 W1 28 5.75 5.2+ 95.8 2/3 6.7 2.32 17 188/207 13 3-2 16-12 Bush 6/2 at CLE (ND) 0-0 -- 3 5.73 3.2+ 72.0 5/0 4.1 3.27 0 22/14 0 0-0 1-2 Feldman 9/5 at TB (L) 1-1 L1 2 3.67 5.1+ 92.2 1/3 4.9 3.27 1 15/4 1 0-0 1-1

THURSDAY’S SCHEDULED STARTER: RHP Colby Lewis (13-10, 4.45 ERA in 30 games/starts)

The 31-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his 31st start in Thursday afternoon's series finale here in Oakland...earned his career-best 13th win in a 7-6 victory over the Mariners on Saturday at Safeco Field, surpassing his previous high from 2010 (12-13)...was unabled to get through 6.0 full innings and was charged with all 6 runs (5.2 IP, 8 H, 6 R-ER, 1 HR, 1 BB, 7 SO, 94 pitches/66 strikes), but still exited ahead 7-6 before turning things over to the Texas bullpen...was tagged for 4 runs on 4 hits in the second and also allowed a 2-run HR to Mike Carp in the fifth...4 Rangers relievers combined for 3.1 scoreless frames, retiring all 10 batters faced, including 6 by way of the strikeout...Lewis has won 2 straight starts with the help of 15 combined runs of support, going 2-2 over his last 5 trips to the mound, but is carrying a 7.94 ERA (25 ER/28.1 IP) in that 5-start span to rise from 3.83 to 4.45, highest since June 17 (4.80)...will be starting on regular 4 days' rest for the 16th time in 2011, going 4-6, 4.61 (49 ER/95.2 IP) in 15 previous outings (9-4, 4.29 ERA in 15 starts on 5+ days rest)...is 8-5, 3.40 (36 ER/95.1 IP) in 15 road starts this season, allowing more than 4 ER on just 2 occasions, incl. his start Saturday in Seattle...has won 5 of his last 6 decisions away from Arlington...slated for his 6th start against Oakland this season, going a perfect 4-0 with a 2.83 ERA (11 ER/35.0 IP) in 5 previous tilts...his 4 victories are T2nd-most ever in a sin- gle season against the A's since they moved to Oakland in '68, as Lewis looks to join former Ranger Fergie Jenkins (5-0, 0.60 ERA in '74) as the only pitchers to do so 5 times in a sin- gle campaign...is 5-2, 2.70 (20 ER/66.2 IP) in 22 games/8 starts here at the Oakland Coliseum, incl. wins in 3 straight outings, going 3-1, 2.23 (8 ER/32.1 IP) in 5 starts over the past 2 seasons for Texas (2010-11)...club is 16-14 in his 30 starts this season.