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Texas Rangers

28-18, AL West (1st)
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Rangers.288256663.23
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D. Murphy
J. Hamilton
C. Jackson
J. Hamilton
C. Gentry
N. Cruz
D. Murphy
A. Beltre
M. Young
E. Andrus
A. Gonzalez
Rotation
1. C. Lewis
2. D. Holland
3. Y. Darvish
4. M. Harrison
5. S. Feldman
6. N. Feliz
I. Kinsler
A. Gonzalez
M. Moreland
M. Napoli
M. Young
DH
M. Young
M. Napoli
M. Napoli
Y. Torrealba
  Bullpen
J. Nathan (CL)
M. Adams
A. Ogando
K. Uehara
M. Lowe
R. Ross
S. Feldman
Y. Tateyama
Last Updated: 05/22/2012
 
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Last Five Games
5/25 vs. TOR
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. Young1B
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
Y. TorrealbaC
M. MorelandDH
 
5/23 vs. SEA
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. YoungDH
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
Y. TorrealbaC
M. Moreland1B
 
5/22 vs. SEA
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. YoungDH
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
M. NapoliC
M. Moreland1B
 
5/21 vs. SEA
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. YoungDH
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
M. NapoliC
M. Moreland1B
 
5/20 vs. HOU
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. Young1B
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
Y. TorrealbaC
C. LewisP

Most Frequent Lineup
 AvgHRRBI
I. Kinsler2B.283518
E. AndrusSS.303121
J. HamiltonCF.3781950
A. Beltre3B.317930
M. YoungDH.276321
N. CruzRF.275531
D. MurphyLF.254515
M. NapoliC.233718
M. Moreland1B.292718
 
Notes
  • 30 different lineups used this season.
  • Most frequent lineup used in 3 games.

Other Frequent Lineups
3 Game(s)
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. YoungDH
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
M. NapoliC
M. Moreland1B
3 Game(s)
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonLF
A. Beltre3B
M. YoungDH
N. CruzRF
M. Napoli1B
Y. TorrealbaC
C. GentryCF
2 Game(s)
I. KinslerDH
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. Beltre3B
M. Young2B
N. CruzRF
D. MurphyLF
M. NapoliC
M. Moreland1B
2 Game(s)
I. Kinsler2B
E. AndrusSS
J. HamiltonCF
A. BeltreDH
M. Young3B
D. MurphyLF
N. CruzRF
M. NapoliC
M. Moreland1B
1 Game(s)
E. AndrusSS
M. Young1B
J. HamiltonLF
A. Beltre3B
N. CruzRF
Y. TorrealbaC
B. SnyderDH
A. Gonzalez2B
C. GentryCF

 
 
Yorvit Torrealba, #8
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
22.2228141
 
Position Breakdown
C - 22
News
Texas catcher Yorvit Torrealba made a start on Wednesday in an afternoon loss at Seattle. Torrealba went 0 for 3 in the game with a walk and one strikeout. He is batting .209 on the year. Torrealba made his last appearance prior to Wednesday on May 20 at Houston.
Mark Lowe, #57
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0015.22.87018
 
Yoshinori Tateyama, #22
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
003.03.0003
 
Alberto Gonzalez, #14
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
15.2203030
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 3, SS - 4, 3B - 8
David Murphy, #7
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
35.254165153
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 35, DH - 2
Mike Adams, #37
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0216.12.20113
 
Colby Lewis, #48
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
4360.03.30953
 
Craig Gentry, #23
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
37.30471105
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 37
Nelson Cruz, #17
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
45.275275312
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 45
News
Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz had one of the better games of his career on Friday night against the Blue Jays. He went 4 for 5 with a grand slam and eight RBI in the 14-3 win. He doubled home two in his first at-bat before leading off the fifth inning with a single. He would knock in Josh Hamilton with another base hit in the sixth before victimizing Jason Frasor for the fourth grand slam of his career in the seventh. Cruz has three home runs in May with 20 RBI. “You work almost a whole month to put up those type of RBIs,” manager Ron Washington told ESPN.com. “He did it in one night. That’s definitely what he’s capable of doing. I hope it’s something that he can continue. Maybe not drive in eight runs, but just continue to have good at-bats and good things will happen.”
Elvis Andrus, #1
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
43.303291218
 
Position Breakdown
SS - 43, DH - 1
Adrian Beltre, #29
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
30.317259301
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 30, DH - 8
News
Texas third baseman Adrian Beltre tried to make things interesting on Wednesday afternoon in Seattle. Coming to bat with a 5-1 deficit in the eighth inning, Beltre parked a home run into the left field seats for a two-run blast to cut the lead to the final score of 5-3 in favor of the Mariners. Beltre went 2 for 4 in the game with a double and his ninth home run. He's batting .308 on the year.
Alexi Ogando, #41
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1025.01.08126
 
Scott Feldman, #39
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
0219.14.6698
 
News
Texas starting pitcher Scott Feldman did not come through with a solid outing on Wednesday afternoon in Seattle as he rejoined the rotation in Neftali Feliz’s vacated spot. Pitching at Safeco Field, Feldman struggled and left one out into the fifth inning as walks killed him with opposing starter Kevin Millwood pitching a gem. Feldman took the loss to fall to 0-2 on the season as he allowed five earned runs on three hits and five walks over 4 1/3 innings. Feldman was hurt by Alex Liddi’s grand slam in the fifth inning. He struck out one and his ERA is at 4.66 on the year.
Ian Kinsler, #5
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
40.283375187
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 40, DH - 4
News
Rangers leadoff hitter Ian Kinsler recorded two hits in four at-bats on Wednesday afternoon during a loss at Seattle. Kinsler singled twice and also stole his seventh base of the season in the game. Kinsler, who also made an error in the field, scored once in the game for the Rangers. Kinsler is batting .280 on the season.
Mike Napoli, #25
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
35.233217180
 
Position Breakdown
C - 26, 1B - 10, DH - 1
Injuries
Illness - Questionable for May 26 vs. Toronto (Updated - 5/25/12)
News
Rangers catcher Mike Napoli was originally listed among the starters for Friday's game against the Blue Jays, however prior to the game he was scratched, as he has been dealing with an upset stomach. Yorvit Torrealba replaced him in the lineup. "He just feels lousy," manager Ron Washington told MLB.com. "He tried to move around and do something, but it's not necessary for me to run him out there. We'll give him today off and hopefully he'll feel better [Saturday]."
Conor Jackson
No Stats Available
Mitch Moreland, #18
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
26.292197180
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 24, OF - 2, DH - 6
Joe Nathan, #36
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0218.22.411023
 
News
Rangers closer Joe Nathan threw his fourth straight hitless inning on Tuesday, shutting down the Mariners to pick up his 10th save of the season in a 3-1 Rangers win. He retired the first batter he saw on a groundball to first base before striking out the final two swinging.
Yu Darvish, #11
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
6256.03.053263
 
Koji Uehara, #19
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0015.11.17018
 
Josh Hamilton, #32
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
42.3783619504
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 42, DH - 1
Injuries
Illness - Questionable for May 26 vs. Toronto (Updated - 5/25/12)
News
According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton left Friday's series opener against the Blue Jays in the seventh inning due to a head cold. He went 1 for 3 with a home run and a walk before being replaced by Craig Gentry. His solo shot off Carlos Villanueva in the second was Hamilton's 19th long ball of the year.
Neftali Feliz, #30
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3142.23.162337
 
Injuries
Elbow - 15-day DL. Out until at least early June (Updated - 5/21/12)
Derek Holland, #45
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
4360.04.052055
 
News
Rangers pitcher Derek Holland saw a ton of run support on Friday night against the Blue Jays but he did not need most of it. He allowed two runs on five hits over 7 1/3 innings in the 14-3 win. The left-hander made it through his first five frames scoreless before before surrendering a solo homer to Edwin Encarnacion in the sixth. He would walk the leadoff batter in the eighth and after being pulled, the bullpen allowed the inherited runner to score. Holland also struck out a season-high nine and walked one while earning his fourth win of the season. “He stayed in control, didn’t try to get out of the innings too fast,” manager Ron Washington told ESPN.com. “He let the innings happen. Usually when Holland gets a big lead, he’s going to try to get three outs in one batter, but tonight he took it a batter at a time and executed his pitches extremely well.”
Matt Harrison, #54
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5355.14.721536
 
News
Rangers starting pitcher Matt Harrison bounced back from a couple of poor outings on Tuesday by tossing seven quality innings as the Rangers defeated the Mariners, 3-1. Harrison matched a season high with six strikeouts in the game, while scattering seven hits and two walks in his seven innings. He allowed just one run, in the first inning, and then settled down to push his record on the season to 5-3.
Michael Young, #10
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
22.276213212
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 8, 2B - 4, 3B - 10, DH - 22
Robbie Ross, #46
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
5022.21.99015