TRAVELER TEAM HISTORY

First Season 1901

Total Seasons of Operation 106th

Travs All-Time Regular Season Record 7145-8030

Years in Texas League 1966-present

All-Time Texas League Record 3222-3437

Record as Angels Affiliate (since 2001) 907-1108

Texas League Championships 6

1977, 1979, 1980, 1989, 2001, 2008

COACHING STAFF (years with Travs)

Manager Phillip Wellman (1st season)

Career Record (16th season) 907-987

Pitching Coach Pat Rice (1st season)

Hitting Coach Tom Tornincasa (1st season)

Athletic Trainer Greg Spence, ATC (1st season)

Strength & Conditioning Joe Griffin (1st season)

Video Coordinator Travis Ice (1st season)

Coasting and Rolling—There have been numerous highs and lows for the Travs recently as evidenced by the following run of streaks. From June 26 through June 30, the Travs rode a 5-game winning streak, but then dropped 8 in a row from July 2 through July 10 which has been followed by their current 3-game winning streak.

Both Ends Of The Candle—The Travs snapped their longest losing streak since August 2011 on Saturday at Tulsa with a 7-3 victory in which they led from the first inning. Not only had they dropped 8 straight, but opponents had led for 32 consecutive innings until Brian Hernandez’s RBI fielder’s choice in the 1st inning gave the Travs the lead on Friday. With just 17 runs scored during the losing streak the Travs batted .190 (48-253).

Doubleheader Dippity Doo—The Travs have dropped the last 3 doubleheader games they’ve been scheduled for and are 1-8 in the last 9 doubleheader games since sweeping a pair from Frisco on April 7.

All-Star Alumni—Today 3 former Travs will take part in the Major League All-Star Game at Target Field in Minneapolis. Mike Trout (2011) was named to start in centerfield for the American League, while Francisco Rodriguez (2002) will pitch in relief for the Na-tional League. Although Garrett Richards (2011) did not win the final vote, finishing second to the White Sox Chris Sale, former Travs shortstop Erick Aybar (2005) was named as an injury replacement for the AL squad.

Rice Futures—Although no Travelers player took part in the Major League Futures Game in Minnesota, Travs pitching coach Pat Rice was the pitching coach of the U.S. Futures Team.

Rucinski’s Rise—Right hander Drew Rucinski became the 5th Travs pitcher called straight to the Major Leagues last Tuesday, and made his ML debut allowing 2 runs in the 9th inning of a victory at Texas. He held a 4-0 record with a 1.28 ERA (6 er/42 ip) in his last 6 starts and just 32 base hits allowed with 35 strikeouts and 2 walk. Rucinski fired the only 9-inning, complete-game shutout in the Texas League this year on June 14 against NW Arkansas to begin this streak. Undrafted out of Ohio State, Rucinski spent nearly 2 full seasons pitching for Rockford in the Frontier League before signing with the Angels last August.

Transactioning—The Los Angeles Angels made 15 transactions in the past 17 days af-fecting the Travelers roster. Rucinski’s call up to LA was coupled with Cam Bedrosian being optioned back to the Travs after 3 days with the Angels. David Carpenter was also transferred to Salt Lake. During Monday’s off-day, Bedrosian was called up to Los Angeles for the second time this season. Kevin Johnson was activated from the disabled list to replace Bedrosian on the roster. Last Sunday, Michael Roth was optioned back to Arkan-sas after spending 1 day on the Angels’ 25-man ML roster. For a full list of the Travs transactions this season turn to the last page of notes.

Roth’s Resuscitation—Two months after being removed from the Angels 40-man roster and exposed to waivers, Michael Roth was selected to the 40-man roster again and called up to the Major League team where he pitched 2 innings on Saturday and earned the win in the Angels’ 11-5 win over Houston. The similarities in Roth’s call ups to Los Angeles in 2014 and 2013 are striking. Both years, Roth was called up on a Saturday when the Travs were scheduled to play the RockHounds. Both years Roth pitched 2 innings the day he was called up against Houston and earned the win as Albert Pujols drove in the winning run.

Designated To Swing—The Travs have used 18 different designated hitters this season. As a whole Travelers DH’s are batting .242 (74-306) with 6 home runs and 28 RBI.

Homer Watch—The Travs have a league-low 48 home runs, with 17 hit against Spring-field representing 35 percent of the team’s home run total. Pitchers have allowed the 2nd-fewest home runs this year (50). The last 4-game series played at Dickey-Stephens Park between the Travs and Cardinals included 7 home run by Arkansas hitters.

Roadwork—The Travelers have found hitting and scoring on the road much easier than at Dickey-Stephens Park. In 46 road games they’re averaging 4.8 runs and hold a .275 team batting average, .393 OBP and 32 home runs. In 47 home games they’re averaging just 2.7 runs a game with a .210 batting average, 16 home runs and .291 OBP. They’ve also been shutout 11 times at home.

Golden Gloves— Although they’ve committed 28 errors committed in the past 29 games, the Travs’ 68 errors are the fewest in the Texas League. They also hold the highest fielding percentage at .980, which is .003 higher than any other Texas League team. They’ve also put together streaks of 53 errorless innings and 91 innings without an error during April. The Travs’ total of just 33 unearned runs allowed this year is nearly half the average of the rest of the Texas League teams. The Travs have played 46-of-92 games without making an error.

June’s Awards—The Travelers named Brian Hernandez as the Travs’ batter and fielder of the month of June. He tied for the team lead with a .311 batting average and 13 RBI while committing just 2 errors in the field.

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TRAVS RECORDS WHEN

Series W/L/T 11-10-4

Opening Game Series 14-12

Sweeps For/Against 2-3

Last 5 Games 3-2

Last 10 Games 3-7

April 11-15

May 16-12

June 15-13

July 3-8

August 0-0

Travs Score First 29-14

Opp Score First 16-34

Score 4 + Runs 29-9

Score 3 or Fewer Runs 15-39

Allow 4 + Runs 11-30

Allow 3 or Fewer Runs 34-18

Shutouts (ARK-OPP) 5-14

1-Run Games 10-14

2-Run Games 15-8

Day 8-8

Night 37-40

Ahead After 6 inns 33-6

Ahead After 7 inns 37-2

Ahead After 8 inns 35-0

Behind After 6 inns 4-35

Behind After 7 inns 3-37

Behind After 8 inns 0-38

Tied After 6 inns 6-6

Tied After 7 inns 4-7

Tied after 8 inns 7-4

Extra Innings 2-2

Extra Innings Home 0-2

Extra Innings Road 2-0

Commit Error 15-28

Commit 2 + Errors 5-15

No Errors 29-18

Travs Homer 23-11

Hit Multiple Homers 8-1

Opponent HR’s 15-19

Opp Multiple HR’s 3-7

Collecting 10 + Hits 25-6

Opponent 10+ Hits 6-14

Doubleheaders 3-7

Vs. RH Starter 33-29

Vs. LH Starter 12-19

TEXAS LEAGUE NORTH W-L PCT GB

NW Arkansas Naturals (KAN) 12-12 .500 —

Travs (LAA) 11-12 .455 -0.5

*Tulsa Drillers (COL) 10-14 .417 -2.0

Springfield Cardinals (STL) 9-14 .391 -2.5

TEXAS LEAGUE SOUTH W-L PCT GB

Midland RockHounds (OAK) 15-8 .652 —

*Frisco RoughRiders (TEX) 13-10 .565 -2.0

Corpus Christi Hooks (HOU) 13-11 .542 -2.5

San Antonio Missions (SD) 11-13 .458 -4.5

* 1st half champions

TRAVS VS. NORTH DIVISION

Overall Home Road

NWA 9-7 4-4 5-3

SPR 10-11 7-6 3-5

TUL 9-11 2-6 7-5

vs. North Division 28-29 13-16 15-13

TRAVS VS. SOUTH DIVISION

Overall Home Road

MID 7-5 2-4 5-1

FRI 4-8 0-6 4-2

SAN 3-3 2-1 1-2

CC 3-3 1-2 2-1

vs. South Division 17-19 5-13 12-6

NEXT 6 DAYS & PROBABLE PITCHERS

♦ Wednesday, July 16 vs. Springfield—7:10 pm

ARK: LHP Michael Roth (7-5, 2.44)

SPR: RHP Kurt Heyer (3-6, 4.67)

♦ Thursday, July 17 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: LHP Kramer Sneed (6-6, 4.42)

TUL: LHP Ryan Kulik (0-3, 9.45)

♦ Friday, July 18 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: LHP Nate Smith (5-2, 2.91)

TUL: LHP Tyler Anderson (3-4, 2.59)

♦ Saturday, July 19 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Orangel Arenas (5-6, 3.72)

TUL: RHP Richard Castillo (2-9, 5.20)

♦ Sunday, July 20 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Drew Rucinski (today)

TUL: LHP Carlos Hernandez (today)

♦ Monday, July 20 at NW Arkansas—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Michael Roth (tomorrow)

NWA: TBA

FOLLOW THE TRAVS

♦ All Travs home and road games

are broadcast over the air in Little

Rock on Sports Animal 920 AM.

♦ All Travs broadcasts can be heard

online via Travs.com, SportsAni-

mal920.com and MiLB.com.

♦ Smartphone users can access

audio broadcasts via the Tune-In or

IHeartRadio mobile apps.

♦ All games can be viewed on

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♦ TWITTER @ARTravs

♦ FACEBOOK /ArkansasTravelers

♦ WEBSITE Travs.com

ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (11-12, 45-48) vs. SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (10-13, 44-49)

Tuesday, July 15 ♦Dickey-Stephens Park ♦ North Little Rock, Ark.♦ 5:10 p.m.

Sports Animal 920 (KARN-AM) ♦ MiLB.tv ♦ MiLB.com ♦ Travs.com Games 24 & 25/94 & 95 ♦ Home Games 12 & 13/47 & 48 ♦ Home Record: 17-29 ♦ Road Record: 27-19

Game One: RHP Drew Rucinski (7-4, 2.35) vs. LHP Jonathan Cornelius (8-6, 3.82)

Game Two: LHP Buddy Boshers (0-3, 3.38) vs. LHP Ryan Sherriff (2-4, 2.49)

TRAVELER TEAM HISTORY

First Season 1901

Total Seasons of Operation 106th

Travs All-Time Regular Season Record 7145-8030

Years in Texas League 1966-present

All-Time Texas League Record 3222-3437

Record as Angels Affiliate (since 2001) 907-1108

Texas League Championships 6

1977, 1979, 1980, 1989, 2001, 2008

COACHING STAFF (years with Travs)

Manager Phillip Wellman (1st season)

Career Record (16th season) 907-987

Pitching Coach Pat Rice (1st season)

Hitting Coach Tom Tornincasa (1st season)

Athletic Trainer Greg Spence, ATC (1st season)

Strength & Conditioning Joe Griffin (1st season)

Video Coordinator Travis Ice (1st season)

Both Ends Of The Candle—The Travs snapped their longest losing streak since August 2011 on Saturday at Tulsa with a 7-3 victory in which they led from the first inning. Not only had they dropped 8 straight, but opponents had led for 32 consecutive innings until Brian Hernandez’s RBI fielder’s choice in the 1st inning gave the Travs the lead on Friday. With just 17 runs scored during the losing streak the Travs batted .190 (48-253). Doubleheader Dippity Doo—The Travs and Cardinals are scheduled for their first doubleheader of the second half tonight. All-Star Alumni—On Sunday two former Travs were named Major League All-Stars with another former Travs pitcher falling short in the Final Vote. Mike Trout (2011) was named to start in centerfield for the American League, while Francisco Rodriguez (2002) will pitch in relief for the National League. Although Garrett Richards (2011) did not win the final vote, finishing second to the White Sox Chris Sale, former Travs shortstop Erick Aybar (2005) was named as an injury replacement for the AL squad. The Major League All-Star Game is scheduled for July 15 at Target Field in Minneapolis. Rice Futures—Although no Travelers player will take part in the Major League Futures Game in Minnesota, Travs pitching coach Pat Rice was named the pitching coach of the U.S. Futures Team. The XM Futures Game is scheduled for Sunday, July 12 at Target Field. Rice will rejoin the Travs in Little Rock on Monday. Until then no replacement has been named for him in the dugout. Rucinski’s Rise—Right hander Drew Rucinski became the 5th Travs pitcher called straight to the Major Leagues last Tuesday, and made his ML debut allowing 2 runs in the 9th inning of a victory at Texas. He held a 4-0 record with a 1.28 ERA (6 er/42 ip) in his last 6 starts and just 32 base hits allowed with 35 strikeouts and 2 walk. Rucinski fired the only 9-inning, complete-game shutout in the Texas League this year on June 14 against NW Arkansas to begin this streak. Undrafted out of Ohio State, Rucinski spent nearly 2 full seasons pitching for Rockford in the Frontier League before signing with the Angels last August. Transactioning—The Los Angeles Angels made 15 transactions in the past 12 days af-fecting the Travelers roster. Rucinski’s call up to LA was coupled with Cam Bedrosian being optioned back to the Travs after 3 days with the Angels. David Carpenter was also transferred to Salt Lake. During Monday’s off-day, Bedrosian was called up to Los Angeles for the second time this season. Kevin Johnson was activated from the disabled list to replace Bedrosian on the roster. On Sunday, Michael Roth was optioned back to Arkan-sas after spending 1 day on the Angels’ 25-man ML roster. For a full list of the Travs transactions this season turn to the last page of notes. Roth’s Resuscitation—Two months after being removed from the Angels 40-man roster and exposed to waivers, Michael Roth was selected to the 40-man roster again and called up to the Major League team where he pitched 2 innings on Saturday and earned the win in the Angels’ 11-5 win over Houston. The similarities in Roth’s call ups to Los Angeles in 2014 and 2013 are striking. Both years, Roth was called up on a Saturday when the Travs were scheduled to play the RockHounds. Both years Roth pitched 2 innings the day he was called up against Houston and earned the win with Albert Pujols driving in the winning run. Designated To Swing—The Travs have used 18 different designated hitters this season. As a whole Travelers DH’s are batting .241 (72-299) with 6 home runs and 26 RBI. Homer Watch—The Travs have a league-low 46 home runs, with 17 hit against Spring-field representing 37 percent of the team’s home run total. Pitchers have allowed the 2nd-fewest home runs this year (50) Roadwork—The Travelers have found hitting and scoring on the road much easier than at Dickey-Stephens Park. In 45 road games they’re averaging 4.9 runs and hold a .275 team batting average, .392 OBP and 30 home runs. In 46 home games they’re averaging just 2.6 runs a game with a .209 batting average, 16 home runs and .291 OBP. They’ve also been shutout 11 times at home. Golden Gloves— Although they’ve committed 25 errors committed in the past 27 games, the Travs’ 65 errors are the fewest in the Texas League. They also hold the highest fielding percentage at .981, which is .004 higher than any other Texas League team. They’ve also put together streaks of 53 errorless innings and 91 innings without an error during April. The Travs’ total of just 33 unearned runs allowed this year is nearly half the average of the rest of the Texas League teams. The Travs have played 46-of-91 games without making an error.

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TRAVS RECORDS WHEN

Series W/L/T 11-10-4

Opening Game Series 14-12

Sweeps For/Against 2-3

Last 5 Games 3-2

Last 10 Games 3-7

April 11-15

May 16-12

June 15-13

July 3-8

August 0-0

Travs Score First 29-14

Opp Score First 16-34

Score 4 + Runs 29-9

Score 3 or Fewer Runs 15-39

Allow 4 + Runs 11-30

Allow 3 or Fewer Runs 34-18

Shutouts (ARK-OPP) 5-14

1-Run Games 10-14

2-Run Games 15-8

Day 8-8

Night 37-40

Ahead After 6 inns 33-6

Ahead After 7 inns 37-2

Ahead After 8 inns 35-0

Behind After 6 inns 4-35

Behind After 7 inns 3-37

Behind After 8 inns 0-38

Tied After 6 inns 6-6

Tied After 7 inns 4-7

Tied after 8 inns 7-4

Extra Innings 2-2

Extra Innings Home 0-2

Extra Innings Road 2-0

Commit Error 15-28

Commit 2 + Errors 5-15

No Errors 29-18

Travs Homer 23-11

Hit Multiple Homers 8-1

Opponent HR’s 15-19

Opp Multiple HR’s 3-7

Collecting 10 + Hits 25-6

Opponent 10+ Hits 6-14

Doubleheaders 3-7

Vs. RH Starter 33-29

Vs. LH Starter 12-19

TEXAS LEAGUE NORTH W-L PCT GB

NW Arkansas Naturals (KAN) 12-12 .500 —

Travs (LAA) 11-12 .455 -0.5

*Tulsa Drillers (COL) 10-14 .417 -2.0

Springfield Cardinals (STL) 9-14 .391 -2.5

TEXAS LEAGUE SOUTH W-L PCT GB

Midland RockHounds (OAK) 15-8 .652 —

*Frisco RoughRiders (TEX) 13-10 .565 -2.0

Corpus Christi Hooks (HOU) 13-11 .542 -2.5

San Antonio Missions (SD) 11-13 .458 -4.5

* 1st half champions

TRAVS VS. NORTH DIVISION

Overall Home Road

NWA 9-7 4-4 5-3

SPR 10-11 7-6 3-5

TUL 9-11 2-6 7-5

vs. North Division 28-29 13-16 15-13

TRAVS VS. SOUTH DIVISION

Overall Home Road

MID 7-5 2-4 5-1

FRI 4-8 0-6 4-2

SAN 3-3 2-1 1-2

CC 3-3 1-2 2-1

vs. South Division 17-19 5-13 12-6

NEXT 6 DAYS & PROBABLE PITCHERS

♦ Wednesday, July 16 vs. Springfield—7:10 pm

ARK: LHP Michael Roth (7-5, 2.44)

SPR: RHP Kurt Heyer (3-6, 4.67)

♦ Thursday, July 17 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: LHP Kramer Sneed (6-6, 4.42)

TUL: LHP Ryan Kulik (0-3, 9.45)

♦ Friday, July 18 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: LHP Nate Smith (5-2, 2.91)

TUL: LHP Tyler Anderson (3-4, 2.59)

♦ Saturday, July 19 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Orangel Arenas (5-6, 3.72)

TUL: RHP Richard Castillo (2-9, 5.20)

♦ Sunday, July 20 at Tulsa—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Drew Rucinski (today)

TUL: LHP Carlos Hernandez (today)

♦ Monday, July 20 at NW Arkansas—7:05 pm

ARK: RHP Michael Roth (tomorrow)

NWA: TBA

FOLLOW THE TRAVS

♦ All Travs home and road games

are broadcast over the air in Little

Rock on Sports Animal 920 AM.

♦ All Travs broadcasts can be heard

online via Travs.com, SportsAni-

mal920.com and MiLB.com.

♦ Smartphone users can access

audio broadcasts via the Tune-In or

IHeartRadio mobile apps.

♦ All games can be viewed on

MiLB.tv for a subscription fee.

♦ TWITTER @ARTravs

♦ FACEBOOK /ArkansasTravelers

♦ WEBSITE Travs.com

ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (11-12, 45-48) vs. SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (10-13, 44-49)

Tuesday, July 15 ♦Dickey-Stephens Park ♦ North Little Rock, Ark.♦ 5:10 p.m.

Sports Animal 920 (KARN-AM) ♦ MiLB.tv ♦ MiLB.com ♦ Travs.com Games 24 & 25/93 & 94 ♦ Home Games 12 & 13/47 & 48 ♦ Home Record: 17-29 ♦ Road Record: 27-19

Game One: RHP Drew Rucinski (7-4, 2.35) vs. LHP Jonathan Cornelius (8-6, 3.82)

Game Two: LHP Buddy Boshers (0-3, 3.38) vs. LHP Ryan Sherriff (2-4, 2.49)

CATCHERS CORNER

GS Record Inns. ER ERA PB SB CS CS Rate PO

Bandy 59 28-31 512.0 173 3.04 4 46 27 .370 6

De La Rosa 27 15-12 240.0 91 3.41 4 19 14 .424 5

Zaneski 6 2-4 52.0 32 5.54 1 6 2 0 .250

start/relief split

W-L ERA IP/g IP H AB Avg R ER BB SO HR

Start 33-32 3.58 5.1 494.2 464 1838 .252 229 197 221 369 34

Relief 12-15 2.98 3.2 316.1 261 1140 .229 115 103 134 344 14

starters essentials

Pitcher Starts Team Rec Support IP/Start WHIP BB/9 K/9

Smith 9 7-2 3.6 (32) 5.2 1.27 4.3 9.7

Rucinski 17 9-8 3.1 (53) 5.2 1.14 2.6 8.0

Sneed 17 8-9 3.9 (66) 5.0 1.46 4.3 7.2

Roth 15 9-6 3.4 (51) 6.1 1.26 3.3 4.5

Arenas 13 6-7 2.8 (36) 4.2 1.50 3.8 4.2

travs game notes Tuesday july 15, 2014 vs springfield Page 2

2014 Appearances

Date Opp SCR W-L IP H R ER BB K HR NP-K

4/5 @MID 3-1 W 5.0 5 1 1 3 6 0 86/52

4/11 MID 2-1 W 5.0 5 1 1 2 5 6 84/57

4/17 @SPR 1-2 ND 5.0 3 0 0 2 3 0 86/57

4/22 (2)

TUL 0-1 (11)

ND 6.0 2 0 0 0 6 0 69/49

4/27 SPR 3-6 L 0.2 5 5 5 2 2 0 43/27

5/2 @TUL 2-4 L 5.0 6 4 4 2 6 0 81/52

5/9 (2)

TUL 3-0 W 6.0 3 0 0 1 7 0 85/51

5/16 @SPR 11-9 ND 5.0 4 4 3 4 5 1 90/48

5/22 CC 1-3 ND 6.0 6 0 0 1 2 0 87/63

5/27 @CC 2-6 L 5.1 3 5 1 3 2 0 90/50

6/1 @SA 0-5 L 4.2 7 5 4 3 4 1 84/55

6/7 NWA 3-0 W 9.0 5 0 0 0 6 0 98/71

6/12 @TUL 12-6 W 7.0 5 2 2 0 5 1 75/57

6/17 @NWA 2-3 ND 6.0 6 1 1 3 9 1 93/59

6/22 SPR 4-3 W 7.0 2 0 0 1 5 0 75/50

6/27 @FRI 3-2 W 7.0 7 1 1 0 6 0 89/60

7/4 FRI 9-5 ND 6.0 7 3 2 1 5 0 99/65

2013 Breakdown

W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SO HR AVG

In. Empire 2-2 1.86 5/5 29.0 29 11 6 4 21 0 .266

Rockford 4-6 2.88 15/15 100.0 86 43 32 27 101 4 .228

Overall 6-8 2.65 20/20 129.0 115 54 38 31 122 4 NA

DREW RUCINSKI—25 year old right hander is making his 18th appearance in 2014, 45th career affiliated Minor League appearance.

In his last 6 starts, Rucinski is 4-0 with a 1.29 ERA (6 er/42 ip). Batters are hit-ting .200 against Drew and he’s thrown 362 strikes out of 530 (68 %) pitches.

Drew comes off his first Major League appearance on Thursday in Arlington finish-ing the Angels’ 15-6 victory over the Texas Rangers. He was scheduled to start that day for the Travs at Tulsa, but was selected to the Angels’ 40-man roster .

In his last appearance for the Travs on July 4, Rucinski held a 5-3 lead after leaving the game in the 6th inning. Frisco came from behind against the Travs and sent Drew to a no-decision.

Previously in a 3-2 victory on June 27 at Frisco, he allowed a run just 2 batters into the game on a triple and single before retiring a batter. However just 6 of the next 24 batters reached base, and the Travs gave Rucinski the lead in the 2nd inning.

On June 22, in a 4-3 win over Springfield, Rucinski retired 13 of the first 14 batters

before allowing his first base hit in the 5th inning. No runner reached 3rd base against him.

Drew fired the first complete-game shutout of his career June 7 in a 3-0 victory over NW Arkansas at Dickey-Stephens Park. It was the first 9-inning, CG in the Texas League this year and the first for the Travs since Matt Shoemaker in July 2011. He retired 23 of the last 25 batters for a 3-0 win over Sam Selman.

Acquired by Angels as a MiLB Free Agent on August 8, 2013 after pitching most of 2013 and all of 2012 with the Rockford Riverhawks of the independent Frontier League.

CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHER—Was the top pitcher for Inland Empire during the Angels’ single-A club’s run to the 2013 California League championship with a 3-0 record and 2.79 ERA in 3 starts. Rucinski got the start and the win in the 66ers Championship clincher allowing just 1 run in 6.22 innings against San Jose. FRONTIER MAN—Rucinski was undrafted out of Ohio State University and signed his first professional contract with Rockford in June 2011. After he made his pro debut in a 2-inning appearance, Rucinski signed with the Indians and spent the rest of that season in Cleveland’s organization. When Rucinski was released by Cleveland at 2012 Spring Training he signed with Rockford.

TODAY’S GAME TWO STARTING PITCHER—-Drew Rucinski —RHP—6’2”, 190—Broken Arrow, OK— December 30, 1988 (25)—

Career

W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SO HR AVG

MiLB 13-6 2.40 44/22 161.1 146 56 43 42 153 8 .247

Indep. 11-11 3.28 38/31 205.2 191 92 75 54 192 13 .240

2014 Breakdown

W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SO HR AVG

Travs 7-4 2.35 17/17 95.2 81 32 25 28 85 5 .235

DSP 4-1 1.58 8/8 45.2 35 9 8 8 39 1 .219

Away 3-3 3.06 9/9 50.0 46 23 17 20 46 4 .249

LA Angels 0-0 18.00 1/0 1.0 4 2 2 0 1 0 .571

# 34 Daniel Reynolds Last app Sun vs. SPR. 2.0 ip, 1 h, 0 r, 1 k

Saves/Chances 1/3 Appearances/scored upon 19/3 First batter faced/retired 19/14 Inherited Runners/Scored 2/0

♦ Last 3 outings: 5 innings, 2 H, 0 r, 0 er, 5 K’s

♦Earned first Save since 2011 on 6/20: 1 scoreless ip vs. SPR (left winning runs on base)

♦ Joined Travs May 15th from Inl. Empire

♦ Pitched in 11 G with In. Empire: 0-0, 1.80 ERA, 20 ip, 11 h, 6 r, 4 er, 7, bb, 19 k, .159 avg

♦ Also in 1 G for Salt Lake on April 29 and got the Win with 2 ip, 1 h (pitched 10th & 11th)

♦ Was starter last year at In. Empire: 26 st, 11-10, 5.39 ERA, 145.1 ip, 144 h, 64 w, 114 k

♦ Served 50-G suspension for violation of MiLB Drug Prevention & Treatment Program in 2012

# 32 Buddy Boshers Last app: Weds at TUL. 1.0 ip, perfect, 3 k Saves/Chances 0/0 Relief Appearances/scored upon 15/5 First batter Faced/Retired 15/8 Inherited Runners/Scored 0/0

♦ Last 14 relief G: 0-2, 0.82 ERA. 22 innings, 17 hits, 5 runs, 2 earned runs, 11 bb, 25 k

♦ 2 Spot starts for Travs in 2014: 0-1 record, 6.00 ERA

♦ Joined Travs May 13 from SLC: 11 G, 1-0, 6.23 ERA, 13 ip, 10 h, 9 r, 13 bb, 12 k, .227

♦ Designated for Assignment May 8. Cleared waivers May 12 and assigned outright to SLC

♦ Appeared in 25 G with LA Angels in 2013 after starting season in Travs bullpen (0-0, 4.70 ERA)

♦ Overall 2013 MiLB record: 44 G, 4-2, 3.35 ERA. 2 saves, 48.1 ip, 38 h, 23 r, 18 er, 25 bb, 61 K

♦ Lifetime with Travs (2012-2013): 64 G, 4-5, 3.40 ERA

♦LHP .324

♦RHP .238

♦RISP .256 (10)

♦Home 1.72 ERA

♦Away 5.27 ERA

♦Career 25-14, 3.80

# 20 Carmine Giardina Last app: Sun vs. SPR. 0.1 ip, 1 K. left 2 IR Saves/Chances 0/1 Appearances/scored upon 35/11 First batter Faced/Retired 35/26 Inherited Runners/Scored 20/4

♦ Scored on in 5 of last 10 outings: 9.0 IP, 14 hits, 8 r, 2 HR (Joey Gallo & Angel Franco)

♦ 14 G between 5/19 & 6/22, 1.84 ERA, 14.2 IP, 8 h, 3 r, 4 bb, 10 k, 56 ab, (.157 BAV)

♦ April 27 tossed 3.1 no-hit innings after entering in 1st inning vs. Tulsa.

♦ Split 2013 between Travs and In. Empire: 32 games, 2-1, 3.00 ERA, 33 IP, 33 K’s, .224 Avg,

♦ Pitched 5 weeks for Travs July 7 through August 14: 12 g, 1-0, 3.38 ERA, .237 avg

♦ Full-time reliever since missing entire 2011 season due to injury

♦ Came out of Univ. of Tampa and also pitched 2 years at Univ. of Central Florida

♦LHP .184 2 hr

♦RHP .244 1 hr

♦RISP .265 (6)

♦Home 2.22 ERA

♦Away 5.02 ERA

♦Career 10-10, 3.95

♦LHP .148

♦RHP .291

♦RISP 4-12

♦Home 2.70

♦Away 3.48 ERA

♦Career 18-20, 4.37

TRAVELERS RELIEF PITCHER CAPSULES

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# 22 Michael Brady Last app: Wed at TUL (start, loss). 2.2 ip, 6 r, 5 er, 8 h, hr

Saves/Chances 2/3 Relief Appearances/scored upon 13/2 First Batter Faced/Retired 13/8 Inherited Runners/Scored 8/2

♦ Last 2 appearances have been starts. 0-2 record, 8.10 ERA, 6.2 ip, 7 r, 6 er, 11 h

♦ Earned a 3-inning save at MID 6/28: 3 ip, 0 h, 7 K (5 K’s in a row to end game)

♦ Rejoin Travs on 5/29 after 6 wks at SLC: 14 G, 1 GS, 0-1, 2 sv, 7.84 ERA. 20.2 ip, 25 h, 10 w, 16 k

♦ Angels claimed Brady off Waivers from Miami Marlins on April 3 after DFA’d by Marlins

♦ 2013 SL All-Star Closer for Jacksonville: 49 G, 2-2, 23 sv (#1), 1.53 ERA, 53 IP, 9 BB, 55 K, 0.96 WHIP

♦ Began as INF with MIA organization switching to the mound in 2010 (career .105 batting average)

♦ Drafted by MIA in 24th round of 2009 draft as an infielder out of California-Berkeley

♦LHP .250 1 hr

♦RHP .315 1 hr

♦RISP .269 (7)

♦Home 0.79 ERA

♦Away 7.94 ERA

♦Career 70 sv, 2.87

# 36 Jairo Diaz Last app:

Sat at TUL. 1.0 ip, 0 r, 2 h, bb, k, 3 LOB Saves/Chances 1/1 Relief Appearances/scored upon 8/2 First Batter Faced/Retired 8/8 Inherited Runners/Scored 2/0

♦ 2 outings before Thursday: 3.2 ip, 3 r, 3 er, hr, bb, 7 k...snaps string of 10 SHO IP between A/AA

♦ Picked up a 2-inning save at Midland on June 29 (1st 2-inning save in 4 years)

♦ Joined June 25 from In. Empire 66ers, 2-3 record, 4 sv, 4.78 ERA, 32 ip, 31 h, 10 bb, 37 K

♦ Last 5 outings at In. Empire: 5 ip, 2 h, 0 r, 0 bb, 8 k, batters are 2-for-17

♦ Switched to relief in 2013 after working as a starter for 2 years

♦ In 2013 at BUR: 32 G, 8 saves, 3.97 ERA. at IE: 8.87 ERA

♦ Began career as a catcher. .157 career hitter in DSL.

♦LHP .333, 1 hr

♦RHP .150

♦RISP 2-8

♦Home 7.36 ERA

♦Away 0.00 ERA

♦Career 16-26, 5.57

♦ Earned first Save of 2014 on July 13 vs. SPR (1.0 ip, 2 h, GIDP to end game)

♦ Activated from Disabled List June 25. Missed 32 games with right elbow tenderness

♦ Opened season with 19.0 shutout innings...Batters are 10-for-74 against Alvarez (33 K’s)

♦ In 80 career games, R.J. has 154 strikeouts in 102.0 innings for a 13.6 K/9 ip ratio

♦ Worked relief at In. Empire in 2013: 37 G, 4-2, 2.96 ERA, .191 avg , 48.2 IP, 79 K’s, 1.26 WHIP

♦ 3 years at Florida Atlantic, 2 years as a starter (5.17 ERA), and 1 as reliever (0.72 ERA as a junior)

♦ Was Angels top draft choice in 2010 (3rd round)

# 17 R.J. Alvarez Last app: Sun vs SPR, Save. 1.0 ip, 2 h, 0 r Saves/Chances 1/1 Appearances/scored upon 20/2 First batter faced/retired 20/17 Inherited Runners/Scored 7/1

♦ LHP .216 ♦ RHP 4-47, 24 k ♦ RISP 2-15 ♦ Away 0.00 ERA ♦ Home 0.66 ERA ♦ Career 7-4, 2.43

# 18 Kevin Johnson Last app: Sun vs. SPR (Win). 1.2 ip, 1 r, 0 er, 3 h, 2 w Saves/Chances 0/1 Appearances/scored upon 27/9 First batter Faced/retired 27/17 Inherited Runners/Scored 14/6

♦ Last 3 outings all more than 1 ip. 8 ip, 3 r, 2 er, 11 h, 6 bb

♦ Activated from Disabled List Wednesday after missing 6 games

♦ Returned to Travs June 3 after just 1 G at Salt Lake (0.2 ip, 4 h, 3 r, 3 er)

♦ Lifetime with Travs: 99 G, 6-10 record, 29 saves, 2.73 ERA

♦ Split 2013 between Travs and Salt Lake: 52 G, 3-4, 4.02 ERA. 7.45 ERA at Salt Lake/19.1 IP.

♦ For career has a 2.2 Groundout-to-Airout ratio...and for career has 43 saves in 54 chances

♦ A 2013 Mid-season All-Star for Travelers

♦LHP .327 1 hr,

♦RHP .269

♦RISP .341 (15)

♦Home 5.30 ERA

♦Away 1.64 ERA

♦Career 43 sv, 4.21

# 37 Cam Bedrosian Last app:

Sat at TUL (Save). 1.0 ip, perfect, K Saves/Chances 11/12 Appearances/scored upon 24/4 First batter Faced/Retired 24/19 Inherited Runners/Scored 0/0

♦ Returned from LAA Thurs. With Angels: 8 G, 0-1 record, 11.57 ERA. 7.0 ip, 7 w, 6 k, 10 h

♦ Last 17 MiLB Outings: 18 IP, 2 hits, 3 r, 2 er, 26 K’s (.036 avg, 2-for-56)

♦ Struck out 51-of-101 batters (50.5 %) faced this season in MiLB

♦ Joined Travs April 17 from Inland Empire after K’s against 15-of-20 batters faced (1-for-18)

♦ In 2013 made 44 appearances between Burlington and In. Empire: 1-5, 4.57 ERA,

♦ Out most of 2010 and all of 2011 due to UCL tear in elbow. Had “Tommy John” surgery in 2/11

♦ Son of former MLB pitcher Steve Bedrosian (732 G, 76-79, 3.38 ERA, 184 svs, ‘87 NL Cy Young)

♦ LHP .071, 1 hr ♦ RHP .080 ♦ RISP 2-8 ♦ Away 0.68 ERA ♦ Home 2.25 ERA ♦ Career 19 sv, 4.77

# 21 Kaleb Cowart Sunday ······················· 1-for-4, r, sb, 2 k @TUL Series ···· 3-for-12, rbi, r, 3 bb, k, cs Hits in 4 of 5 G ·············· 4-for-16, rbi, 2 r Last 8 G ··················· 4-for-25, 1 rbi, 10 k ·······Did Not Play last Sunday or Monday FRI Series ···················· 1-for-10, bb, 6 k

♦ Had 8-G hit streak from April 28—May 5: .389,14 hits, 3 hr, 12 rbi, 10 runs, led team to 7-1 record

♦ Named Texas League’s Player of the Week for April 27—May 4 (12 RBI, Hit and RBI in every G)

♦ Hit 3 home runs in 3 games (May 1—May 3) after going 25 games (70 AB’s) between HR’s

♦ 2013 w/ Travs: .221/.279/.301 line, 6 HRs, 42 RBIs as youngest position player to complete TL season.

♦ Led TL third baseman in games played (131) and putouts (85) while tying for lead in errors (25)

♦ Ranked as Angels #1 prospect according to MLB.com and as #3 prospect according to Baseball America.

♦LHP .198 3 hr

♦RHP .229 2 hr

♦Home .164 1 hr

♦Away .260 4 hr

♦RISP .291 (23)

♦Career .248 35 hr

TRAVELERS POSITION PLAYER CAPSULES

#5 Maikol Gonzalez

Sunday························ 1-for-4, 2b, r, k, sb 5 G hit streak ·············· 7-for-19, 2b, 4 r, 3 bb @TUL Series ······ 4-for-11, 2 r, 2 k, 3 bb, 2 cs MID Series ··············3-for-11, 2b, 2 r, 2b, 3 k

♦ TL ranks from 5/24: 8th BAV (.296), 3rd OBP (.385), 12th OPS (.762), 1st runs (28), 4th SB (14)

♦ Made Double-A debut with the Travs on May 24 vs. San Antonio (contract purchased on 5/22)

♦ With Lincoln Saltdogs he was 15-for-36 (.413) with 1 HR and 7 RBI (Opened season with Yucatan 5 G)

♦ Played previous 2-and-a-half seasons for El Paso Diablos (AA) and left AA with .336 career avg

♦ Began career with Rockies as 35th round draft choice in 2008: Played 198 G in COL lower MiLB

♦ Came out of Tusculum College where he was a 2-time Division II All-American

♦LHP .321 1 hr

♦RHP .282

♦Home .246

♦Away .333 1 hr

♦RISP .370 (10)

♦Career .315 9 hr

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#4 Drew Heid Sunday ························· 1-for-4, 2 rbi, k Thur at TUL (only G) ·· 1-for-3, bunt 1b, bb ················ Has Not Played 4 of 6 Games Last 6 G ···················· 3-for-22, 2 rbi, 7 K MID Series ······ 0-for-3, pinch hit sac bunr FRI Series ····················· 0-for-7, bb, 3 k 31 G back from SLC · .179 (19-106) 2 2b, 3b

♦ 24 G at Salt Lake this year: .250/.287/.313, 1 hr, 10 rbi...Rejoined Travs May 23

♦ Began 2014 with Travs and was promoted to Salt Lake after 13 games. Sent back on May 23.

♦ In 2013 Combined between Travs and SLC to hit .305/.393/.452 with 6 HRs and 41 RBI.

♦ .305 avg. ranked 6th highest in Angels org. and 3rd highest for a full-season LAA player

♦ Finished season on a tear with .340 avg in last 29 games at Salt Lake. Hit .331/.411/.532 at SLC in 45 G.

♦ Finished 2012 season with Travs collecting game-winning single in 1-0 victory in season’s last game.

♦ 3 year player at Gonzaga: .376 career avg, .449 career OBP. Won 2009 WCC title. Lost in CWS Regional

♦LHP 3-27

♦RHP .248 1 hr

♦Home .165

♦Away .284 1 hr

♦RISP .147 (5)

♦Career .290 22 hr

#12 Brian Hernandez

Sunday ························· 2-for-4, rbi, 2 r, k 7 G before last night ····················· 3-for-27 @TUL Series ························ 3-for-16, rbi MID Series ··························· 0-for-11, 4 k Ended 8 G hit streak.323 (10-31) 3 bb, 1 rbi, 4 r

♦ Hit Travs only “Walkoff” Home Run of 2014 on June 3 off SPR’s Joey Donafrio

♦ Joined Travs on April 25 from Inland Empire. Left single-A on 2-for-14 slide.

♦ Came up to the Travs after 19 G at Inland Empire: .190/.226/.316, 2 HR, 10 rbi

♦ Played in all 140 G for Inland Empire in 2013 and hit .294/.358/.400 with 6 HRs, 32 doubles and 80 RBI

♦ Split the 2012 season between In. Empire and the Travs. 2nd half with Travs: .249, 1 HR, 19 rbi, 65 G

♦ Led 2013 Cal League Third Basemen in Fielding Pct (.953), Assts, Pos and TC’s

♦LHP .295 1 hr

♦RHP .294 3 hr

♦Home .273 3 hr

♦Away .313 1 hr

♦RISP .302 (26)

♦Career .274 19 hr

#19 Anderson De La Rosa Sunday ····························· Did Not Play Friday (only G of TUL series) ········0-for-4, k ········ Had not played since Sunday vs. MID

Last 14 G ················· .164, hr, 4 rbi (9-55)

♦ De La Rosa was at Salt Lake for 10 G (.256-0-6) and rejoined June 3 with Travs

♦ In Travs 3-0 win vs. TUL on May 9, game 2 led a 3-0 win with 3 RBI and threw out 2 runners.

♦ Collected 4 base hits in 5-4 win in 15 innings at NW Arkansas on May 3

♦ 1st 10 years spent with MIL; 496 career MiLB games with Brewers with .238 career average, 22 HRs

♦ In 2013 between Huntsville & Nashville: .273/.313/.370, 2 HRs, 22 RBI in 77 games

♦ Threw out 36.3 pct of opposing base stealers in 2013 for Nashville (29 cs)

♦LHP .250

♦RHP .191 1 hr

♦Home .200 1 hr

♦Away .226

♦RISP .207 (6)

♦Career .237 23 hr

# 27 Jett Bandy Sunday ··································· 1-for-4 Hits in 4 of 5 G ··················· 6-for-20, rbi 20 G ·················· .315 (22-70) 4 hr, 12 rbi @ TUL Series ······ 4-for-12, rbi, bb, 2 k, cs MID Series ····2 G, 1-for-5, hbp, 2 bb, gidp FRI Series ······························· 1-for-7 Streak of 3 games with Home Run (6/18-21)

♦ Has thrown out 23-of-last-52 runners attempting to steal a base

♦ Invited to MLB Spring Training by Angels, appearing in 1 MLB game (1-for-4, HR vs. CHC)

♦ Led Travs with 78 games caught in 2013, finished with .241/.303/.376 line, 4 HRs, 28 RBI.

♦ Threw out 32.4 pct (24 cs) of base stealers to rank 2nd amongst qualifying TL catchers in 2013.

♦ Starting catcher for North Division in 2013 Texas League All-Star Game

♦ Former Arizona Wildcat (3 years): .308 career average, Freshman All-America 2009, All-Pac 10 2010

♦LHP .203 3 hr

♦RHP .255 5 hr

♦Home .238 3 hr

♦Away .241 5 hr

♦RISP .255 (14)

♦Career .255 24 hr

#10 Mike Bianucci

Sunday ······························· 2-for-4, 2b, r 10 G hit strk · .366 (15-41) 4 hr, 2 2b, 10 rbi, 6 r 8th career multi-home run game on Saturday @ TUL Series ········ 8-for-18, 4 hr, 8 rbi, 4 r, k MID Series ···················· 3-for-11, 2b, bb, k FRI Series ················ 2-for-11, 2 rbi, bb, 2 k 2014 Totals ······················· 16 HR, 35 RBI

♦ Joined Travs June 20 after signing free agent MiLB contract with Los Angeles Angels

♦ 8th round draft choice of TEX in 2008 out of Auburn. LAA drafted him 23rd rd ‘07, did not sign.

♦ Released 2 G into season at Round Rock. Signed with Veracruz of Mexican League, traded to

Monclova Steelers and traded again to Yucatan after just 8 games

♦ Missed first half of 2013 with broken left hamate bone. 56 G with Round Rock: .281-12 HR, 46 rbi

♦ With Frisco in 2011, was 3rd in TL in HRs (30), 4th in RBI (89) 2nd XBH (60), 4th HR/AB (17.8)

♦ Played 3 years at Auburn Univ: 1st team All-SEC in 2006. All-SEC 2nd team in 2007.

♦LHP .381 2 hr

♦RHP .339 4 hr

♦Home .237

♦Away .444 6 hr

♦RISP .318 (7)

♦Car .271 125 hr

#6 Matt Long

Sunday ························· 0-for-3, bb, r, 3 k @TUL Series ············· 4-for-13, 5 bb, 5 r, 5 k MID Series ···················· 2-for-11, rbi, bb, k 12 Game Return to SLC .261 (12-46) 1 hr, 3 rbi ········ Missed almost 3 wks with two injuries Had L hamstring strain + R shoulder soreness

♦ Joined Travs Saturday from Salt Lake: 64 G, .261/.360/.378, 5 HR, 29 rbi, 48 r, 18 sb, 1 cs, 11 2b, 1 3b

♦ Played 76 G for Travs over parts of 2011-2013: .293/.367/.474, 8 hr, 48 rbi, 19 sb, 6 cs

♦ Has played LF, CF, RF, 2B, SS and 3B in career as well as a DH

♦ Drafted by Angels in 2009 out of Santa Clara in 30th round.

♦ 4 years at Santa Clara: 217 G, .307 career average, 18 HR

♦LHP 3-10

♦RHP 3-17

♦Home 2-14

♦Away 4-13

♦RISP 0-5

♦Career .290 56 hr

1B— Hernandez (63) Snyder (21) Swift (6) Bianucci (2)

2B— Yarbrough (86) Gonzalez (2) Albitz (1) Ross (1)

O’Malley (1)

SS— Stamets (59) Albitz (23) Gonzalez (6) Allbritton (2) Swift (2) O’Malley (1)

3B—Cowart (83) Swift (6) Hernandez (3)

C— Bandy (60) De La Rosa (27) Zaneski (5)

LF— Borenstein (40) Gonzalez (22) Komatsu (11) Workman (8) Hudson (4) Bianucci (4) Heid (2)

CF— Hudson (46) Melker (31) Long (8) O’Malley (3)

Workman (2) Gonzalez (2)

RF— Heid (40) Workman (20) Melker (15) Swift (9) Bianucci (4) Gowens (3) Komatsu (1)

DH— Gonzalez (10) Bianucci (10) Workman (8) O’Malley (6) Hernandez (5) Borenstein (5) Komatsu (5) Hudson (5) Snyder (4) Gowens (4) Zaneski (4) Cowart (4) Swift (3) Allbritton (3) Melker (3) Bandy (2) Yarbrough (2) De La Rosa (1) Melker (1)

1.) Gonzalez (39) Hudson (32) Melker (17) O’Malley (2) Albitz (2) Heid (1)

2.) Yarbrough (64) Cowart (9) Heid (8) Hudson (6) Melker (3)O’Malley (2) Swift (1)

3.) Yarbrough (26) Borenstein (24) Cowart (21) Hernandez (12) Long (8) Heid (1), Snyder (1)

4.) Hernandez (58) Borenstein (19) Bianucci (12) Snyder (2) Bandy (2)

5.) Cowart (31) Bandy (15) Snyder (14) Bianucci (8) De La Rosa (7)Heid (6) Melker (4) Borenstein (3) Swift (2) Komatsu (1) Hernandez (1)

6.) Bandy (39) De La Rosa (16) Heid (11) Melker (6) Swift (6) Zaneski (4) Komatsu (3)Cowart (3) Snyder (2) Boren-stein, Hernandez, Hudson

7.) Cowart (17) Melker (14) Heid (14) Swift (12) Gowens (5) Workman (6) Bandy (6) Snyder (6) Zaneski (4) De La Rosa (4) Komatsu (3) Hernandez, O’Malley

8.) Stamets (40) Albitz (16) Komatsu (7) Hudson (6)

Cowart (6) Swift (3) Heid (3) Melker (3) Allbritton (2)

Bandy (2) O’Malley Workman

9.) Workman (32) Stamets (22) Hudson (10) O’Malley (5) Swift (5) Melker (5) Gonzalez (4) Allbritton (3) Komatsu (3) Gowens (2) Ross (1) Albitz (1) Zaneski (1)

Last Home Run Multi Hit Game Multi RBI Game

Name Date AB Since 2 3 4 5 Total 2 3 4 5 6 Total

Bandy 6/28 31 10 2 12 1 4 2 7

Bianucci 7/12 4 4 2 1 7 3 3 6

Cowart 6/19 63 7 2 1 1 11 6 1 1 8

De La Rosa 22 2 1 1 4 1 2 3

Gonzalez 5/30 143 11 2 13 1 1 2

Heid 4/20 116 3 2 1 6 1 1

Hernandez 6/21 72 19 6 2 27 6 1 7

Long 1 1

Melker 7/7 3 5 4 1 9 2 2 4

Snyder 4/18 39 2 1 3 1 1

Stamets 6/20 56 6 1 7

Yarbrough 7/11 10 20 6 2 28 6 5 1 12

HOME RUN COUNT

HR’s

1-R

2-R

3-R

GS

HR Runs

% of R’s

B-to-B

Walkoff

1st Inn Leadoff

Travs 48 31 10 7 72 20.8 % 1 1 1

Opponent 50 29 16 5 76 22.1 % 3

score by innings

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ext Total

Travs 45 35 40 37 31 53 37 37 29 5 346

Opponent 51 37 49 34 43 49 32 34 9 4 344

#7 Alex Yarbrough Sunday ··································· 0-for-4, k @TUL Series ······ 4-for-18, hr, 3 rbi, 2b, 3 r, k Last 5 G ························· 4-for-21, hr, 3 rbi 16 G ········ .300 (21-70) hr, 5 2b, 7 rbi, 8 r, 13 k MID Series ············· 5-for-12, 2 2b, 2 rbi, 4 k FRI Series····················· 2-for-13, rbi, r, 4 k ··········· Tied for 3rd in doubles (31) in MiLB

♦ Lost 22-Game Road Hitting Streak May 27 at Corpus Christi. Had hit in first 22 Road Games.

♦ Texas League Player of the Week (May 11-18): 7 G, 11-for-30 (.367) 3 HR, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 14 RBI

♦ 1st career 2 HR G on May 15 vs. NWA-1st Trav since Luis Jimenez w/ 2 HR at DSP in 1 G (6/14/ 11)

♦ Had a 14 Game Hitting Streak from April 23 through May 6: 23-for-61 (.377) 5 doubles, 6 RBI

♦ 2013 California League Postseason All-Star and 2013 Minor League Baseball Hit Leader (182 hits)

♦ Led MiLB in AB’s (582), tied 7th in Total Plate Apps (615). Hit .313/.341/.459, 11 HR, 80 RBI, 32 2B, 10 3B

♦ 3 year starter at 2B for Ole Miss: NCAA All-American in 2012 senior year: Career .338 avg, 14 HR

♦LHP .216 3 hr

♦RHP .325 1 hr

♦Home .227 2 hr

♦Away .342 2 hr

♦RISP .289 (28)

♦Career .298 15 hr

batting orders starting positions

A veteran of 30 seasons in professional baseball, Travs manager Phillip Wellman is back in a familiar role as manager where he owns a 862-939 record in 15 minor league seasons, including eight years as a manager in the Southern League with the Mississippi Braves (2007-2010) and Chattanooga Lookouts (1999, 2001-2003).

Most recently Wellman was the hitting coach for the Springfield Cardinals from 2011 through 2013 and tutored Texas League Players of the Year (Matt Adams - 2011 and Oscar Taveras - 2012). Wellman, a native of Bulverde, Texas, managed the M-Braves to the 2008 Southern League Championship.

Wellman went into coaching in 1988 with the Atlanta Braves after the end of a 4-year playing career as an outfielder and infielder in the minors. He took his first managerial post in 1992 with the Gulf Coast Orioles and managed four years in Rookie-level affiliated baseball. His first full-season managing job came with Winston-Salem in 1996 in the Carolina League beginning his eight-year stint in the Cincinnati Reds farm system.

travelers manager—Phillip wellman

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#8 Eric Stamets Sunday ··························· Did Not Play Saturday at TUL ··· 0-for-2, sac bunt, bb, k @TUL Series ······ 1-for-10, rbi, sh, sf, 3 bb MID Series ···················· 1-for-9, bb, 3 k FRI Series ······················· 1-for-11, r, 2 k Last 8 G ······················ 2-for-23, rbi, 6 k 33 G since active off DL ·· .206 avg (21-102)

♦ Missed 29 G due to Lacerated right pointer finger on 4/30 at Tulsa (bunt play)...Returned 6/3

♦ Appeared in 6 ML Spring Games with Angels: 0-for-4, 3 BB, 1 SB

♦ Top SS in Cal League in 2013 leading league in fielding pct (.972), TC (613), Putouts (196), Assists (400)

♦ With In. Empire in 2013: .281/.335/.375 line with 4 HRs, 53 RBI and 16 SBs. Hit .354 vs. LHP

♦ Starred at SS for Evansville for 3 years setting single-season school records for assists by SS and SB’s.

♦ Was named Missouri Valley Conference top SS for 2010 and 2012.

♦LHP .262

♦RHP .168 1 hr

♦Home .228 1 hr

♦Away .169

♦RISP .211 (8)

♦Career .263 6 hr

#11 Adam Melker Sunday ·························· 0-for-2, bb, sb @TUL Ser · No starts, defense on Saturday ······················ Pinch ran on Wednesday Monday vs MID ·············· 1-for-3, solo hr Missed 9 Games (lower back) returned 6/28 16 G ·············· .151 avg (8-53) hr, 2 rbi 9 k

♦ Named to North Division Texas League All-Star Team, but could not play (lower back)

♦ Debuted for Travs on April 20 with 4-for-5 game at Hammons Field including a home run

♦ Signed as Minor League Free Agent with Angels on April 18, 2014 and assigned immediately to the Travs

♦ Released by STL 4/17, flew home to Claremont, CA and signed next day. Then flew to SPR to join Travs

♦ Played 233 games for Springfield in 2012-2013: .245/.328/.303, 18 HR, 67 rbi (44th rd, 2010—Cal-Poly)

♦ Played 4 years for Cal Poly and appeared in 158 games, batting .287 with 1 Home Run for Mustangs

♦LHP .164, 1 hr

♦RHP .263, 2 hr

♦Home .174 1 hr

♦Away .313 2 hr

♦RISP .234 (11)

♦Career .261 21 hr

#29 Michael Snyder Sunday ··························· Did Not Play Saturday at TUL ····················· 0-for-4, k @TUL Series ···· 4-for-16, 2b, r, rbi, bb, 4 k MID Series····················· 0-for-9, bb, 3 k 7 G return from DL ······ 4-for-25, 2b, r, rbi ··· Returned to Travs 6/5 from AZL rehab Missed 52 G with stress fracture (Right foot)

♦ At In. Empire last year: .280/.337/.506 line with 25 HRs and 92 RBI.

♦ 2013 California League Postseason All-Star, 2012 Pioneer League All-Star (.332-8 HR-59 RBI w/Orem)

♦ 25 Home Runs and 92 RBI both ranked #2 in Angels organization

♦ Played in 207 of possible 210 games in professional career before stress fracture cost 52 G this year

♦ Played 2 years at Ole Miss (42 games) then transferred to Division II Florida Southern (91 G, 22 HRs,

.351 avg)

♦LHP .136

♦RHP .200, 1 hr

♦Home .118

♦Away .226, 1 hr

♦RISP 4-21

♦Career .288 34 hr

travelers first half day-by-day Date Opp Score W/L Record Stand Winner Loser Save Att Time HRs/Notes 4/3 @ MID 20-7 W 1-0 T1 R. Chaffee (1-0) D. Granier (0-1) 5,688 3:52 22 hits, 9 Travs w/Hit & Run. Cowart 5 H, HR. Bandy HR

4/4 @MID 0-6 L 1-1 T1 Z. Neal (1-0) M. Roth (0-1) 3,943 2:51 6 hits total. Russell HR, Head HR for Midland

4/5 @ MID 3-1 W 2-1 T1 D. Rucinski (1-0) T. Peters (0-1) M. Morin (1) 6,052 2:41 Rucinski 5 ip, 1 r, 6 K. ‘Pen 4 ip, 1 H, 0 r

4/7 (1) @ FRI 8-1 W 3-1 K. Sneed (1-0) J. Reyes (0-1) 2:38 Borenstein 3 h, 2 rbi, 4 SB, 3 r 4/7 (2) @ FRI 3-1 W 4-1 1 (+2) Y. Castillo (1-0) K. Lotzkar (0-1) M. Morin (2) 2,912 2:19 Workman 2-3, 3 RBI

4/8 @FRI 2-4 L 4-2 1 (+2) M. Garcia (1-0) Sappington (0-1) E. Cabrera (1) 4,312 2:52

4/10 MID 3-2 W 5-2 1 (+3) M. Morin (1-0) A. Werner (0-1) 5,547 3:11 Yarbrough 2 RBI, winning SF in 9th

4/11 MID 2-1 W 6-2 1 (+3) D. Rucinski (2-0) T. Peters (0-2) M. Morin (3) 5,326 2:39 Bandy 2-2, RBI, R — Travs K 11 Hounds batters

4/12 MID 2-3 L 6-3 1 (+3) R. Alcantara (2-0) K. Sneed (1-1) S. Frankoff (2) 6,150 3:06 J. Marte HR, Midland 11 LOB

4/14 (1) FRI 4-5 L 6-4 P. Klein (2-0) C. Giardina (0-1) M. West (1) 3:08 Totaled 14 walks. Travs pitchers walked 8

4/14 (2) FRI 1-2 L 6-5 1 (+2) J. Eickhoff (1-0) M. Sappington (0-2) K. Lotzkar (1) 2,121 1:57 Eickhoff, Lotzkar combine 1 hitter

4/15 FRI 0-3 L 6-6 1 (+1) L. Jackson (1-0) M. Roth (0-2) F. Mendoza (2) 2,547 2:33 Jordan Brown HR (3) for FRI, Travs just 4 hits

4/16 @SPR 1-2 L 6-7 T1 J. Wright (1-0) K. Johnson (0-1) 3,463 2:55 Luis Mateo 9th inning RBI GW hit

4/17 @SPR 5-9 L 6-8 2 (-1) S. Gaviglio (1-2) K. Sneed (1-2) 4,207 3:04 M. Snyder HR (1). Jon Rodriguez, Al. Diaz HR

4/18 @SPR 1-6 L 6-9 3 (-2) J. Cornelius (1-2) Y. Castillo (1-1) 4,693 2:37 SPR leads all gm. J. Ramsey HR, Borenstein HR (1)

4/19 @SPR 11-3 W 7-9 T2 (-1) R. Chaffee (2-0) A. Ferrara (0-1) 3,600 3:32 Borenstein CYCLE (2nd HR). Melker, Heid HR

4/22 (1) TUL 0-2 (7) L 7-10 D. Winkler (2-1) M. Roth (0-3) 1:48 Winkler 1-hit, 10 K shutout

4/22 (2) TUL 0-1 (11) L 7-11 3 (-2) K. Sitton (1-1) O. Arenas (0-1) 3,070 3:16 35 straight outs. Travs K 14 batters. Adames GW 1B

4/23 TUL 1-0 W 8-11 3 (-1) K. Sneed (2-2) J. Gray (1-2) D. Carpenter (1) 7,132 2:18 Sneed 7 ip, Giardina 1 ip, Carp 1 ip. Hudson RBI 1B

4/24 TUL 3-8 L 8-12 3 (-2) T. Anderson (2-1) Y. Castillo (1-2) 2,224 2:57 12 Tulsa hits, 10 singles. Yarbrough 2-3, 2 rbi

4/25 SPR 2-3 L 8-13 3 (-3) K. Heyer (2-1) M. Sappington (0-3) D. Kiekhefer (4) 7,532 2:53 C. Stanley 2 RBI double in 1st inning

4/26 SPR 0-2 L 8-14 T3 (-4) R. Sherriff (1-1) B. Sisk (0-1) D. Kiekhefer (5) 8,139 3:01 5 SPR pitchers 5-hitter

4/27 SPR 3-6 L 8-15 T3 (-5) S. Blair (2-0) D. Rucinski (2-1) J. Donofrio (1) 7,610 3:26 game delay 1:13. SPR scores 5 in 1st inning

4/28 SPR 7-5 W 9-15 3 (-4) K. Sneed (3-2) S. Gaviglio (1-4) C. Bedrosian (1) 2,821 3:03 4-run 1st inning, Bandy 3 RBI

4/29 @TUL 9-4 W 10-15 3 (-3) Y. Castillo (2-2) N. Gonzalez (1-1) 4,379 3:22 Hudson 3 H, 2 rbi, 2 r. Tulsa 4 errors

4/30 @TUL 8-3 W 11-15 3 (-2) M. Sappington (1-3) R. Castillo (1-2) 7,685 2:56 Travs 15 hits. Cowart 4, Hernandez, Melker 3 5/1 @TUL 7-2 W 12-15 T2 (-2) O. Arenas (1-1) E. Butler (1-3) 4,095 2:33 Cowart HR, 3 RBI. 4-run 4th for lead 5/2 @TUL 2-4 L 12-16 3 (-2) D. Winkler (4-1) D. Rucinski (2-2) S. Oberg (6) 8,102 2:38 Cowart HR (3). Casteel 3-r 2B

5/3 @NWA 5-4 (15) W 13-16 3 (-1) C. Bedrosian (1-0) N. Arguelles (0-2) 5,941 5:04 Cowart HR (4) in 15th. NWA held to 8 hits

5/4 @NWA 5-3 W 14-16 T2 (-1) Y. Castillo (3-2) A. Ferguson (1-2) D. Carpenter (2) 5,023 2:59 Bandy HR (2), Yarbrough 4 hits

5/5 @NWA 7-1 W 15-16 T1 M. Roth (1-3) J. Sulburan (1-2) B. Sisk (1) 4,100 2:46 Melker leadoff HR, 3 H 2 rbi. Workman 3 RBI

5/6 @NWA 5-4 W 16-16 T1 O. Arenas (2-1) M. Murray (0-1) C. Bedrosian (2) 6,962 3:05 Borenstein 9th inn HR for lead, 3 R

5/9 (1) TUL 0-4 L 16-17 D. Winkler (5-1) K. Sneed (3-3) 2:11 Winkler 5 ip, 5 K

5/9 (2) TUL 3-0 W 17-17 T1 D. Rucinski (3-2) C. Hernandez (0-2) C. Bedrosian (3) 6,088 1:59 De La Rosa 2-3, 3 RBI, threw out 2 runners

5/10 TUL 1-6 L 17-18 T1 J. Gray (3-2) Y. Castilllo (3-3) 6,378 2:50 Hernandez HR (1). Just 4 Travs hits

5/11 TUL 6-8 L 17-19 3 (-1) R. Aarowood (1-0) K. Johnson (0-2) S. Oberg (7) 3,548 3:22 B. Humphries PH 3rHR for lead in 5 run 7th

5/12 NWA 5-6 (12) L 17-20 3 (-1.5) N. Arguelles (1-2) K. Johnson (0-2) 2,829 4:10 Merrifield GW 2B. Travs led 4-0 in 1st inning

5/13 NWA 4-3 W 18-20 2 (-2) O. Arenas (3-1) T. Melville (1-3) C. Bedrosian (4) 3,188 2:59 Yarbrough 3-r 3B in 5th for lead

5/15 NWA 9-2 W 19-20 2 (-1.5) K. Sneed (4-3) S. Selman (2-3) 5,303 3:13 Yarbrough 2 HRs, 6 RBI, 3 hits

5/16 @SPR 11-9 W 20-20 2 (-1.5) D. Carpenter (1-0) L. Stoppleman (0-1) C. Bedrosian (5) 5,159 3:50 Melker RBI hbp in 9th. 6 Lead changes

5/17 @SPR 4-7 L 20-21 2 (-1.5) A. Ferrara (1-1) B. Boshers (0-1) J. Donofrio (2) 6,194 3:06 3-run 8th for SPR breaks tie. Borenstein 3 RBI

5/18 @SPR 9-3 W 21-21 2 (-1.5) M. Roth (2-3) S. Blair (3-3) 3,946 2:39 Bandy (3) Hernandez (2) Borenstein (4) Yarbrough (3) Workman

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5/19 @SPR 2-6 L 21-22 2 (-2.5) K. Hald (3-0) M. Sappington (1-4) 4,043 2:31 Cards walk 7 times

5/21 CC 2-7 L 21-23 2 (-2.5) T. Shirley (5-2) K. Sneed (4-4) 3,627 2:57 Borenstein HR (5). Hooks 12 hits, Tucker HR

5/22 CC 1-3 L 21-24 2 (-3.5) K. Smith (1-2) B. Sisk (0-2) M. Dimock (1) 4,647 2:47 3-run 7th inning for CC. N. Fontana 2r 1B

5/23 CC 7-1 W 22-24 2 (-2.5) O. Arenas (4-1) B. Rodgers (1-6) 5,188 2:33 Bandy HR (4), 3 RBI. Albitz HR (1)

5/24 SA 4-2 W 23-24 2 (-1.5) M. Roth (3-3) D. Jones (4-3) N. Maronde (1) 4,681 2:26 Borenstein 2r double. Roth 8.1 innings

5/25 SA 3-1 W 24-24 2 (-1.5) N. Smith (1-0) J. Hussey (1-3) C. Bedrosian (6) 9,159 2:12 Smith debut, 7 ip, 5 h, 1 r, 8 k. 12 K’s of SA

5/26 SA 0-8 L 24-25 2 (-2.5) M. Branham (3-1) K. McGowin (0-1) 3,122 2:48 Branham 5 perfect ip, 6.1 no-hit ip

5/27 @CC 2-6 L 24-26 2 (-3.0) K. Smith (2-2) D. Rucinski (3-3) 4,823 2:35 2 E’s in 6th lead to 4 unearned runs

5/28 @CC 2-0 W 25-26 2 (-2.5) O. Arenas (5-1) B. Rodgers (1-7) Bedrosian (7) 4,835 2:38 Zaneski HR. Arenas (5), Boshers (2), Reynolds (1), Bedrosian (1)

5/29 @CC 4-0 W 26-26 2 (-1.0) M. Roth (4-3) D. Rollins (0-1) M. Brady (1) 4,702 2:30 Roth 8.2 ip, 5 h, 2 w, 4 k

5/30 @SA 8-4 W 27-26 2 (-1.0) C. Giardina (1-1) J. Barbato (2-2) 4,880 2:58 Down 4-2 in 7th, Travs score last 6 . 4 run 9th

5/31 @SA 4-12 L 27-27 2 (-2.0) M. Brahnam (4-1) K. Sneed (4-5) 5,678 3:09 Kral, Lemmerman, Fuentes each 2r HR

6/1 @SA 0-5 L 27-28 2 (-3.0) J. Needy (4-3) D. Rucinski (3-4) 3,309 2:37 Asencio 3r HR. 3 combine on 7-hitter

6/3 SPR 2-1 W 28-28 2 (-3.0) D. Carpenter (2-0) J. Donofrio (2-2) 5,201 2:27 Hernandez walkoff HR (3)

6/4 SPR 0-3 L 28-29 2 (-4.0) K. Hald (5-1) M. Roth (4-4) J. Wright (4) 3,289 2:51 6-hitter by 3 SPR pitchers. Wisdom HR (6)

6/5 SPR 1-5 L 28-30 2 (-5.0) S. Gaviglio (3-8) N. Smith (1-1) 4,062 2:55 Komatsu HR (1). Cards score 4 in 3rd for lead

6/6 SPR 3-1 W 29-30 2 (-4.0) K. Spomer (1-0) S. Blair (3-5) D. Carpenter (3) 6,076 3:15 Stamets 3-4. B. Hernandez 2-4, 2 RBI

6/7 NWA 3-0 W 30-30 2 (-3.0) D. Rucinski (4-4) S. Selman (3-4) 6,808 2:29 Rucinski CG 5-hitter, 0 bb, 6 k, 99 pitches

6/8 (1) NWA 0-6 L 30-31 2 (-4.0) A. Ferguson (4-5) O. Arenas (5-2) 3,072 2:00 Ferguson 6 IP, 5 H. 2:13 rain delay

6/9 (1) NWA 2-3 L 30-32 J. Adam (1-6) K. Spomer (1-1) A. Triggs (6) 2:29 M. Ramirez 4-4 for NWA

6/9 (2) NWA 0-2 L 30-33 2 (-5.5) A. Williams (1-0) B. Boshers (0-2) S. Alexander (3) 2,585 1:55 Cuthbert 2r 1B in 3rd. Travs 3 H, 4 errors

6/10 NWA 5-2 W 31-33 2 (-4.5) N. Smith (2-1) T. Melville (1-6) D. Carpenter (4) 3,630 2:33 Yarbrough 3-4, Bandy 2-4, 2 RBI. Smith 9 K, 7 ip

6/11 @TUL 1-2 L 31-34 2 (-5.5) K. Roberts (3-2) D. Reynolds (0-1) C. White (2) 5,542 2:17 Adames 2-run 2B in 8th. Sneed 7 ip, 0 r, 3 h

6/12 @TUL 12-6 W 32-34 2 (- 4.5) D. Rucinski (5-4) M. Piazza (0-1) 6,052 3:12 Hernandez 4-5, 3 RBI. M. Gonzalez 3 h, 3 bb, 3 r

6/13 @TUL 1-2 L 32-35 T2 (-5.5) R. Aarowood (5-0) Boshers (0-3) C. White (3) 8,738 2:13 Jose Gonzalez 3-3, Jose Rivera 2-2

6/14 @TUL 4-2 W 33-35 T2 (-4.5) M. Roth (5-4) R. Castillo (2-5) D. Carpenter (5) 8,060 2:42 Komatsu HR (2). Roth 7 ip, 0 r, 1 bb, 5 k

6/15 @NWA 4-2 (10) W 34-35 2 (-4.5) D. Reynolds (1-1) A. Baez (0-4) D. Carpenter (6) 5,709 3:28 Gonzalez 3 h, 2 r. Melker GW hit in 10th 6/16 @NWA 0-8 L 34-36 T2 (-4.5) J. Sulburan (4-5) K. Sneed (4-6) 2,970 2:27 L. Adams 2 HRs. Threlkeld HR

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travelers second half day-by-day Date Opp Score W/L Record Stand Winner Loser Save Att Time HRs/Notes

Tu, 6/17 @NWA 2-3 L 0-1 (34-37) T3 (-1.0) A. Williams (2-0) M. Brady (0-1) A. Triggs (8) 3,439 2:49 2 runs in 8th for NWA. Gibbs, Chapman RBI 1B’s

We, 6/18 @NWA 2-8 L 0-2 (34-38) T3 (-2.0) A. Ferguson (5-6) O. Arenas (5-3) 3,603 2:50 Bandy HR (5). NWA 8 XBH, 6 2B, 2 HR

Th, 6/19 SPR 9-1 W 1-2 (35-38) 3 (-2.0) M. Roth (6-4) K. Hald (6-2) 4,239 2:45 3 HR in 3 innings. Cowart HR (5), Swift HR (2), Bandy (6)

Fr, 6/20 SPR 3-2 W 2-2 (36-38) T2 (-1.0) N. Smith (3-1) M. Mayers (0-1) D. Reynolds (1) 6,139 2:51 Stamets HR (1). Cards leave 13, 11 in RISP

Sa, 6/21 SPR 4-5 L 2-3 (36-39) T3 (-1.0) R. Sherriff (2-1) K. Spomer (1-2) L. Stoppleman (3) 9,151 2:50 Bandy HR (7). Hernandez HR (4)

Su, 6/22 SPR 4-3 W 3-3 (37-39) T1 D. Rucinski (6-4) K. Heyer (3-4) C. Bedrosian (8) 3,785 2:20 A. De La Rosa HR (1). Rucinski 7 ip, 0 r, 2 h, 5 k

We, 6/25 @FRI 1-6 L 3-4 (37-40) T1 J. Eickhoff (5-5) O. Arenas (5-4) 3,948 2:42 FRI: 11 hits, 10 singles. 5 runs in 2nd inning

Th, 6/26 @FRI 9-4 W 4-4 (38-40) T1 K. Sneed (5-6) A. Gonzalez (1-3) 4,567 3:20 Bianucci 4 hits, HR. 3 rbi. 18 Travs hits

Fr, 6/27 @FRI 3-2 W 5-4 (39-40) T1 D. Rucinski (7-4) E. Cabrera (3-6) C. Bedrosian (9) 10,129 2:36 Rucinski 7 ip, 1 r. Bianucci 3 hits

Sa, 6/28 @MID 10-4 W 6-4 (40-40) 1 (+.5) K. Johnson (1-3) M. Walden (0-1) M. Brady (2) 6,356 3:31 Bandy HR (8), 4 RBI. 18 hits, Yarbrough 4 H

Su, 6/29 @MID 3-1 W 7-4 (41-40) 1 (+1.0) M. Roth (7-4) N. Long (7-4) J. Diaz (1) 3,222 2:44 Bianucci HR (2). Gonzalez GW 2r 1b in 7th

Mo, 6/30 @MID 4-3 W 8-4 (42-40) 1 (+2.0) N. Smith (4-1) D. Granier (4-4) C. Bedrosian (10) 3,344 2:48 Cowart 2 RBI. De La Rosa throws out 3

We, 7/2 FRI 1-5 L 8-5 (42-41) 1 (+1.0) K. Lotzkar (1-2) O. Arenas (5-5) 4,997 3:18 Frisco score 5 in 1st 2 innings. Travs 4 hits

Th, 7/3 FRI 0-2 L 8-6 (42-42) 1 (+1.0) E. Cabrera (4-6) D. Carpenter (2-1) R. Henry (1) 4,388 2:41 Gallo HR (9, 30). D. Robinson HR (7). Travs 4 hits

Fr, 7/4 FRI 5-9 L 8-7 (42-43) 1 (+1.0) W. Font (2-1) D. Reynolds (1-2) 8,772 3:26 FRI comes from 4 runs down. Travs score 5 in 3rd

Sa, 7/5 MID 0-1 L 8-8 (42-44) T1 N. Long (8-4) M. Brady (0-2) J. Flores (1) 5,191 3:19 Travs leave 10. Had bases loaded 0 out in 9th

Su, 7/6 MID 1-4 L 8-9 (42-45) 2 (-1.0) B. Hassebrock (3-0) N. Smith (4-2) R. Dull (2) 4,162 2:47 J. Marte HR (6, 3rd vs. ARK). 2 RBI

Mo, 7/7 MID 3-6 L 8-10 (42-46) 2 (-1.0) S. Haviland (5-5) O. Arenas (5-6) J. Flores (2) 3,844 3:05 Melker HR (2), MID scores 3 in 1st, lead all game

We, 7/9 @TUL 5-8 L 8-11 (42-47) T2 (-1.0) C. Hernandez (2-4) M. Brady (0-3) C. White (5) 4,737 3:28 Tulsa scored 8 in 1st 5 innings. Roth late scratch

Th, 7/10 @TUL 2-3 L 8-12 (42-48) T3 (-2.0) J. Gray (8-4) M. Roth (7-5) C. White (6) 5,210 2:34 Travs have trailed for 32 straight innings

Fr, 7/11 @TUL 7-3 W 9-12 (43-48) T2 (-2.0) K. Sneed (6-6) R. Kulik (0-3) 7,876 3:13 Bianucci & Yarbrough 3 Hits and HR (4)

Sa, 7/12 @TUL 3-1 W 10-12 (44-48) 2 (-1.0) N. Smith (5-2) R. Seidel (0-1) C. Bedrosian (11) 6,493 3:10 Bianucci 2 HR (6). 13 K’s for Travs pitchers

Su, 7/13 SPR 6-4 W 11-12 (45-48) 2 (-1.0) K. Johnson (2-3) M. Mayers (1-3) R. Alvarez (1) 8,082 3:42 Cards leave 13. Travs score 3 in 1st inn.

Tu, 7/15-1 SPR

Tu, 7/15-2 SPR

We, 7/16 SPR

Th, 7/17 @TUL Fr, 7/18 @TUL

Sa, 7/19 @TUL

Su, 7/20 @TUL

Mo, 7/21 @NWA

Tu, 7/22 @NWA

We, 7/23 @NWA

Th, 7/24 TUL

Fr, 7/25 TUL

Sa, 7/26 TUL

Su, 7/27 TUL

Mo, 7/28 NWA

Tu, 7/29 NWA

We, 7/30 NWA

Th, 7/31 @SPR

Fr, 8/1 @SPR

Sa, 8/2 @SPR

Su, 8/3 @SPR

Tu, 8/5 SA

We, 8/6 SA

Th, 8/7 SA

Fr, 8/8 CC

Sa, 8/9 CC

Su, 8/10 CC

Tu, 8/12 @SA

We, 8/13 @SA

Th, 8/14 @SA

Fr, 8/15 @CC

Sa, 8/16 @CC

Su, 8/17 @CC

Tu, 8/19 TUL

We, 8/20 TUL

Th, 8/21 TUL

Fr, 8/22 TUL

Sa, 8/23 NWA

Su, 8/24 NWA

Mo, 8/25 NWA

Tu, 8/26 @SPR

We, 8/27 @SPR

Th, 8/28 @SPR

Fr, 8/29 @SPR

Sa, 8/30 @NWA

Su, 8/31 @NWA Mo, 9/1 @NWA

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Travs Transactions

♦ April 2—Announce Opening Day Roster (Pitchers—RJ Alvarez, Orangel Are-nas, Yeiper Castillo, Ryan Chaffee, Carmine Giardina, Kevin Johnson, Michael Morin, Michael Roth, Drew Rucinski, Eduard Santos, Mark Sappington, Brandon Sisk, Kramer Sneed. Position Players—Jett Bandy, Zach Borenstein, Kaleb Cowart, Anderson De La Rosa, Drew Heid, Kyle Hudson, Shawn O’Malley, Michael Snyder, Eric Stamets, Jimmy Swift, Andy Workman, Alex Yarbrough) ♦ April 3—RHP Michael Brady claimed by Angels from Marlins and assigned to Travs...RHP Eduard Santos placed on disabled list ♦ April 5—RHP Dane De La Rosa assigned to Travs on MLB rehab

♦ April 9—RHP Dane De La Rosa ML rehab moved to IE

♦ April 16—RHP Mike Morin, RHP Michael Brady, UTL Shawn O’Malley trans-ferred to Salt Lake...RHP Eduard Santos activated, transferred to IE. Travs receive RHP David Carpenter from Salt Lake

♦ April 17—Travs receive RHP Cam Bedrosian from Inland Empire

♦ April 19—Angels sign OF Adam Melker and assigned him to Arkansas. ♦ April 22—Outfielder Drew Heid sent to Salt Lake ♦ April 24—Travs receive infielder Brian Hernandez from IE ♦ April 25—Infielder Jimmy Swift promoted to Salt Lake from Travs

♦ April 27—Pitcher Michael Roth designated for assignment by Angels

♦ May 1—Infielder Alex Allbritton transferred to Travs from Inland Empire...LHP Michael Roth clears waivers and is outrighted to Travs

♦ May 2 — Infielder Eric Stamets placed on disabled list (lacerated finger). Angels sign Vance Albitz and assign him to Arkansas

♦ May 4—Infielder Michael Snyder placed on the 7-day disabled list (retro to May 2)

♦ May 5—Outfielder Brennan Gowens transferred to Travs from IE

♦ May 9— Outfielder Kyle Hudson placed on 7-day DL

♦ May 10—Pitcher Ryan Chaffee transferred to Salt Lake from Travs...Travs receive pitcher Sean Burnett on ML rehab from Angels

♦ May 12—Michael Snyder and Eric Stamets transferred to Angels MiLB rehab facility in Tempe

♦ May 13—Buddy Boshers added to Travs from Salt Lake

♦ May 14—Pitcher Daniel Reynolds sent to Travs from Inland Empire...Infielder Alex Allbritton sent to Inland Empire

♦ May 15—Infielder Chance Ross joins Travs from Inland Empire...Angels signed catcher Zach Zaneski and assigned him to Arkansas...Pitcher Brandon Sisk placed on 7-day DL left shoulder impingement

♦ May 17—Kyle Hudson activated from Disabled List

♦ May 20—R.J. Alvarez placed on Disabled List. Brandon Sisk activated

♦ May 22—Pitchers Kyle McGowin and Nate Smith join Travs from Inland Em-pire. Pitchers Mark Sappington and Yeiper Castillo transferred to Inland Empire from Travs. Kyle Hudson placed on 7-day DL

♦ May 23—Outfielder Drew Heid, infielder Jimmy Swift and LHP Nick Maronde join Travs from Salt Lake. LHP Brandon Sisk transferred to Salt Lake. Infielder Chance Ross sent to Inland Empire from Travs. Outfielder Brennan Gowens released. Infielder Maikol Gonzalez purchased from Lincoln and assigned to Travs. Pitcher Sean Burnett ends MLB rehab and rejoins Angels

♦ May 25—Outfielder Zach Borenstein transferred to Salt Lake. Travs receive outfielder Erik Komatsu from Salt Lake

♦ May 28—Pitcher Michael Brady transferred to Arkansas from Salt Lake. Pitcher Kyle McGowin placed on 7-day disabled list

♦ June 1—Pitcher Kevin Johnson promoted to Salt Lake

♦ June 2 — IF Vance Albitz promoted to Salt Lake. Travs receive catcher Anderson De La Rosa from Salt Lake. Andy Workman released

♦ June 3— Pitcher Cam Bedrosian purchased and promoted to Los Angeles Angels. Pitcher Kurt Spomer joins Travs from Inland Empire. Eric Stamets and Kyle Hudson activated from disabled list.

♦ June 4—Pitcher Kevin Johnson transferred to Arkansas from Salt Lake. Catcher Zach Zaneski transferred to extended spring training

♦ June 20—Outfielder Mike Bianucci signed and assigned to Arkansas. Outfielder Erik Komatsu released

♦ June 21—Pitcher David Carpenter called up to MLB Angels. Pitcher Cam Bedro-sian optioned to Arkansas from LAA

♦ June 23—Pitcher Jairo Diaz transferred to Arkansas from Inland Empire. Pitcher Kurt Spomer transferred to Inland Empire from Arkansas ♦ June 24—Pitcher Nick Maronde placed on 7-day DL. Pitcher R.J. Alvarez acti-vated from DL. ♦ July 1—Outfielder Zach Borenstein transferred to Arkansas from SLC. Outfielder Kyle Hudson released ♦ July 2—Pitcher David Carpenter optioned to Arkansas. Pitcher Kevin Johnson place on disabled list ♦ July 4—IF Michael Snyder activated from AZL rehab ♦ July 5—OF Matt Long transferred from Salt Lake. OF Zach Borenstein traded to ARI. Pitcher Michael Roth added to LAA 40-man and called to MLB ♦ July 6—LHP Michael Roth optioned from LAA to Arkansas ♦ July 8—RHP Cam Bedrosian called up to LAA ♦ July 9—RHP Kevin Johnson activated from DL ♦ July 10—RHP Drew Rucinski selected to LAA 40-man and called up to MLB. RHP David Carpenter transferred to Salt Lake. RHP Cam Bedrosian optioned to Arkansas from LAA ♦ July 12—RHP Drew Rucinski optioned to Arkansas from LAA

TEAM HITTING Runs, Game, Travs 20 at MID, 4/3 Runs, Game, Opponents 12, at SA, 5/31 Runs, Inning, Travs 9 (T4) at MID, 4/3 Runs, Inning, Opponents 5, twice, last vs. FRI, 7/4 Hits, Game, Travs 22 at MID, 4/3 Hits, Game, Opponents 17 vs. TUL, 5/11 Hits, Inning, Travs 8 twice (T9) at SPR, 5/5 Hits, Inning, Opponents 5, 4 times last at MID, 6/28 Extra-Base Hits, Game, Travs 8 at SPR, 4/20 Extra-Base Hits, Game, Opp 8 at NWA, 6/18 Home Runs, Game, Travs 5 at SPR, 5/18 Home Runs, Game, Opponents 3, 3 times, last at NWA, 6/16 Home Runs, Inning, Travs 2 at SPR, 4/20 Home Runs, Inning, Opponents 2, 3 times at TUL, 6/12 Singles, Game, Travs 16 at MID, 4/3 Singles, Game, Opponents 12 vs. TUL, 5/11 Doubles, Game, Travs 5 at TUL, 4/30 Doubles, Game, Opponents 6 at NWA, 6/18 Triples, Game, Travs 1 Triples, Game, Opponents 1 Left on Base, Travs 14 vs. SPR, 4/27 Left on Base, Opponents 13, 3 times, vs. SPR, 7/13 Stolen Bases, Game, Travs 7 (twice) last vs. MID, 4/10 Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents 4 at SPR, 4/18 Stolen Bases, Inning, Travs 4, 5th at FRI 4/8 (1) Stolen Bases, Inning, Opponents 2 Caught Stealing, Game, Travs 3, twice, last at NWA 6/15 Caught Stealing, Game, Opp 3 vs. NWA, 5/13 TEAM FIELDING Double Plays, Game, Travs 3, twice last vs. NWA, 5/12 Double Plays, Game, Opponents 4 at SPR, 4/17 Errors, Game, Travs 4, vs. NWA 6/9 (2) Errors, Game, Opponents 4 at TUL, 4/29 Errors, Inning, Travs 2, 4 times last 6/9 (2) TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts, Game, Travs 14 (2) vs.TUL, 4/22 (11 inning) Strikeouts 9-inning Game, Travs 13, at TUL, 7/12 Strikeouts, Game, Opponents 13 vs. NWA, 5/15 Base on Balls, Game, Travs 8, 3 times last vs. SPR, 6/20 Base on Balls, Game, Opponents 11 at TUL, 6/12 Hit Batters, Game, Travs 4 at SPR, 5/16 Fewest Hits Allowed, 9 inn Travs 3, twice last at CC, 5/28 Fewest Hits Allowed, 7 inn Opp 1 (twice) last vs. TUL (2), 4/22 Pitchers Used, Game, Travs 6, vs. CC, 5/21

Travs 2014 Season Highs and Lows

DISABLED LIST

Player Injury Date G Out

Kyle McGowin

Sore Elbow May 28 36

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