2014 Texas Rangers season

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2014  Texas Rangers
Texas Rangers Insignia.svg
Cap insignia for the 2014 Texas Rangers
League American League
Division West
Ballpark Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
City Arlington, Texas
Record67–95 (.414)
Divisional place5th
OwnersRangers Baseball Express (Ray Davis and Bob R. Simpson)
General managers Jon Daniels
Managers Ron Washington (resigned on September 5), Tim Bogar
Television Fox Sports Southwest
KTXA
(Steve Busby, Tom Grieve)
Radio KESN ESPN Radio 103.3 FM (English)
(Eric Nadel, Matt Hicks)
KZMP 1540 AM (Spanish)
(Eleno Orlenas, Jerry Romo)
Stats ESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The 2014 Texas Rangers season was the Rangers' 54th season of the franchise and the 43rd since the team relocated to Arlington, Texas. The Rangers suffered from injuries throughout the season and spent a substantial part of the season in last place in the American League West, at one point having a streak of 8–34. Manager Ron Washington resigned on September 5, 2014, citing personal issues. Despite finishing the season with a 13–3 stretch, The Rangers were unable to escape the American League cellar, but did manage to finish 67–95 and third worst in Major League Baseball (MLB), ahead of the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks of the National League.

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The Rangers used 40 different pitchers during the season, thus setting a new MLB record. [1] [2] The team played seven extra inning games, the fewest of any MLB team in 2014. [3]

Season standings

American League West

AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9864.605—52‍–‍2946‍–‍35
Oakland Athletics 8874.5431048‍–‍3340‍–‍41
Seattle Mariners 8775.5371141‍–‍4046‍–‍35
Houston Astros 7092.4322838‍–‍4332‍–‍49
Texas Rangers 6795.4143133‍–‍4834‍–‍47

American League Wild Card

Division Leaders
Team W L Pct.
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 9864.605
Baltimore Orioles 9666.593
Detroit Tigers 9072.556
Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
Kansas City Royals 8973.549+1
Oakland Athletics 8874.543—
Seattle Mariners 8775.5371
Cleveland Indians 8577.5253
New York Yankees 8478.5194
Toronto Blue Jays 8379.5125
Tampa Bay Rays 7785.47511
Chicago White Sox 7389.45115
Boston Red Sox 7191.43817
Houston Astros 7092.43218
Minnesota Twins 7092.43218
Texas Rangers 6795.41421

Record vs. opponents

2014 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2014
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore —11–85–13–41–54–33–44–24–313–62–45–212–76–111–812–8
Boston 8–11—4–32–51–54–36–12–54–27–123–41–59–104–27–129–11
Chicago 1–53–4—9–109–103–36–131–59–102–54–33–45–22–45–211–9
Cleveland 4–35–210–9—8–115–210–92–511–84–32–42–44–26–12–410–10
Detroit 5–15–110–911–8—4–313–63–49–103–45–22–43–44–31–512–8
Houston 3–43–43–32–53–4—3–37–123–34–28–119–102–511–84–35–15
Kansas City 4–31–613–69–106–133–3—3–311–84–35–22–54–25–14–315–5
Los Angeles 2–45–25–15–24–312–73–3—7–02–410–97–125–214–55–212–8
Minnesota 3–42–410–98–1110–93–38–110–7—3–41–65–22–42–54–29–11
New York 6–1312–75–23–44–32–43–44–24–3—2–43–38–114–311–813–7
Oakland 4–24–33–44–22–511–82–59–106–14–2—9–104–29–104–313–7
Seattle 2–55–14–34–24–210–95–212–72–53–310–9—4–39–104–39–11
Tampa Bay 7–1210–92–52–44–35–22–42–54–211–82–43–4—5–28–1110–10
Texas 1–62–44–21–63–48–111–55–145–23–410–910–92–5—2–410–10
Toronto 8–1112–72–54–25–13–43–42–52–48–113–43–411–84–2—13–7

Game log

Legend
Rangers WinRangers LossGame Postponed
2014 Game Log (67-95)
March (0-1)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1March 31 Phillies 10–14 C. Lee (1–0) P. Figueroa (0–1)49,0310–1
April (15-12)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
2April 1 Phillies 3–2 J. Soria (1–0) M. Hollands (0–1)29,5301–1
3April 2 Phillies 4–3 S. Rosin (1–0) J. Papelbon (0–1)28,2822–1
4April 4@ Rays 1-8 J. Odorizzi 1-0 J. Saunders 0-114,3042–2
5April 5@ Rays 4-5 B. Gomes 1-0 N. Cotts 0-1 G. Balfour 130,3642–3
6April 6@ Rays 3-0 Y. Darvish 1-0 J. Peralta 0-1 J. Soria 122,5693–3
7April 7@ Red Sox 1-5 J. Lackey 2-0 T. Scheppers 0-135,8423–4
8April 8@ Red Sox 10-7 M. Pérez 1-0 F. Doubront 1-134,1424–4
9April 9@ Red Sox 2-4 A. Miller 1–0 A. Ogando 0–1 K. Uehara 233,5854–5
10April 11 Astros 1-0 (12) J. Frasor 1-0 B. Peacock 0-136,1505–5
11April 12 Astros 5-6 (10) K. Chapman 1-0 J. Soria 1-1 A. Bass 242,5775–6
12April 13 Astros 1-0 M. Pérez 2-0 B. Oberholtzer 0-3 A. Ogando 138,6986–6
13April 14 Mariners 1-7 R. Elías 1-1 C. Lewis 0-123,0816–7
14April 15 Mariners 5-0 R. Ross 1-0 B. Beavan 0-126,6287–7
15April 16 Mariners 3-2 P. Figueroa 1-1 F. Rodney 0-127,3968–7
16April 17 Mariners 8-6 P. Figueroa 2-1 J. Beimel 0-1 J. Soria 229,0249–7
17April 18 White Sox 12-0 M. Pérez 3-0 F. Paulino 0-240,67110–7
18April 19 White Sox 6-3 C. Lewis 1-1 J. Quintana 1-1 J. Soria 344,81111–7
19April 20 White Sox 2-16 E. Johnson 1-1 R. Ross 1-135,40211–8
20April 21@ Athletics 4-3 N. Cotts 1-1 S. Doolittle 0-1 J. Soria 413,29712–8
21April 22@ Athletics 5-4 A. Ogando 1-1 L. Gregerson 0-1 J. Soria 515,74413–8
22April 23@ Athletics 3-0 M. Pérez 4-0 S. Gray 3-118,34014–8
23April 25@ Mariners 5-6 Y. Medina 1-1 N. Cotts 1-2 F. Rodney 431,14914–9
24April 26@ Mariners 6-3 A. Poreda 1-0 C. Furbush 0-2 J. Soria 630,03815–9
25April 27@ Mariners 5-6 D. Farquhar 1-0 A. Ogando 1-2 F. Rodney 526,30015–10
26April 28 Athletics 0-4 S. Gray 4-1 Y. Darvish 1-128,54815–11
27April 29 Athletics 3-9 S. Kazmir 4-0 M. Pérez 4-130,22115–12
28April 30 Athletics 1-12 J. Chavez 2-0 R. Ross 1-232,97915–13
May (13-15)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
29May 2@ Angels 5-2 C. Lewis 2-1 H. Santiago 0-5 J. Soria 742,98916–13
30May 3@ Angels 3-5 G. Richards 3-0 S. Tolleson 0-1 J. Smith 339,10716–14
31May 4@ Angels 14-3 Y. Darvish 2-1 T. Skaggs 2-137,76517–14
32May 5@ Rockies 2-8 J. Lyles 4-0 M. Pérez 4-226,24217–15
33May 6@ Rockies 1-12 J. Nicasio 4-1 R. Ross 1-327,83817–16
34May 7 Rockies 2-9 J. de la Rosa 4-3 C. Lewis 2-229,46717–17
35May 8 Rockies 5-0 M. Harrison 1-0 F. Morales 3-227,61718–17
36May 9 Red Sox 8-0 Y. Darvish 3-1 C. Buchholz 2-345,39219–17
37May 10 Red Sox 3-8 J. Lester 4-4 M. Pérez 4-347,96419–18
38May 11 Red Sox 2-5 J. Lackey 5-2 R. Ross 1-3 K. Uehara 941,40719–19
39May 12@ Astros 4-0 C. Lewis 3-2 B. Peacock 0-414,61720–19
40May 13@ Astros 0-8 D. Keuchel 0-2 M. Harrison 1-114,02820–20
41May 14@ Astros 4-5 C. Qualls 1-1 N. Martínez 0-117,78320–21
42May 16 Blue Jays 0-2 D. Hutchison 2-3 Y. Darvish 3-239,12920–22
43May 17 Blue Jays 2-4 S. Delabar 3-0 N. Cotts 1-3 C. Janssen 339,72320–23
44May 18 Blue Jays 6-2 A. Poreda 2-0 R. A. Dickey 4-443,67121–23
45May 20 Mariners 2-6 H. Iwakuma 3-0 C. Lewis 3-343,70621–24
46May 21 Mariners 4-3 N. Tepsech 1-0 C. Young 3-2 J. Soria 843,65422–24
47May 22@ Tigers 9-2 Y. Darvish 4-2 R. Ray 1-140,76823–24
48May 23@ Tigers 2-7 A. Sánchez 2-2 S. Baker 0-139,83523–25
49May 24@ Tigers 12-2 N. Martínez 1-1 R. Porcello 7-243,44724–25
50May 25@ Tigers 12-4 C. Lewis 4-3 J. Verlander 5-442,58325–25
51May 26@ Twins 7-2 N. Tepesch 2-0 K. Correia 2-630,57126–25
52May 27@ Twins 3-4 G. Perkins 2-0 J. Soria 1-222,70226–26
53May 28@ Twins 1-0 S. Tolleson 1-1 J. Burton 1-2 J. Soria 926,47227–26
54May 29@ Twins 5-4 A. Ogando 2-2 C. Fien 3-2 J. Soria 1028,17028–26
55May 30@ Nationals 2-9 S. Strasburg 4-4 C. Lewis 4-431,65928–27
56May 31@ Nationals 2-10 D. Fister 3-1 N. Tepesch 2-135,16428–28
June (9-17)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
57June 1@ Nationals 2-0 Y. Darvish 5-2 T. Roark 3-4 J. Soria 1132,81329-28
58June 3 Orioles 3-8 B. Matusz 2-1 A. Ogando 2-331,54229-29
59June 4 Orioles 5-6 B. Norris 4-5 N. Martinez 1-2 Z. Britton 527,93429-30
60June 5 Orioles 8-6 R. Ross 2-4 B. Matusz 2-2 J. Soria 1234,25430-30
61June 6 Indians 6-4 Y. Darvish 6-2 M. Rzepczynski 0-2 J. Soria 1338,34831-30
62June 7 Indians 3-8 J. Tomlin 4-2 N. Tepesch 2-234,63331-31
63June 8 Indians 2-3 J. Masterson 4-4 J. Saunders 0-2 C. Allen 634,61331-32
64June 9 Indians 7-17 S. Atchison 3-0 N. Martinez 1-329,36231-33
65June 10 Marlins 5-8 B. Morris 5-0 J. Frasor 1-1 S. Cishek 1528,84531-34
66June 11 Marlins 6-0 Y. Darvish 7-2 J. Turner 2-431,51232-34
67June 13@ Mariners 1-0 S. Tolleson 1-2 F. Hernández 8-2 J. Soria 1422,03933-34
68June 14@ Mariners 4-3 N. Cotts 2-3 F. Rodney 1-3 J. Soria 1527,70034-34
69June 15@ Mariners 1-5 H. Iwakuma 5-3 N. Martinez 1-439,19634-35
70June 16@ Athletics 14-8 C. Lewis 5-4 D. Pomeranz 5-412,41235-35
71June 17@ Athletics 6-10 T. Milone 5-3 Y. Darvish 7-321,28835-36
72June 18@ Athletics 2-4 S. Gray 7-3 N. Tepesch 2-3 S. Doolittle 923,17535-37
73June 20@ Angels 3-7 G. Richards 7-2 J. Saunders 0-341,63735-38
74June 21@ Angels 2-3 (10) M. Morin 1-1 N. Cotts 2-437,02635-39
75June 22@ Angels 5-2 M. Shoemaker 5-1 Y. Darvish 7-437,19135-40
76June 24 Tigers 8-2 D. Smyly 4-6 C. Lewis 5-535,52635-41
77June 25 Tigers 6-8 A. Sánchez 5-2 J. Saunders 0-4 J. Nathan 1634,25435-42
78June 26 Tigers 0-6 R. Porcello 10-4 N. Martinez 1-534,98935-43
79June 27 Twins 5-4 N. Tepesch 3-3 K. Correia 4-938,11136-43
80June 28 Twins 5-0 Y. Darvish 8-4 P. Hughes 8-430,62037-43
81June 29 Twins 2-3 K. Gibson 7-6 J. Soria 1-3 G. Perkins 2036,77937-44
82June 30@ Orioles 1-7 U. Jiménez 3-8 J. Saunders 0-515,25237-45
July (6-20)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
83July 1@ Orioles 3-8 T. J. McFarland (1-1) N. Martinez (1-6)–19,15037-46
84July 2@ Orioles 4-6 B. Brach (2-0) N. Cotts (2-5) Z. Britton (11)13,47837-47
85July 3@ Orioles 2-5 W. Chen (8-3) S. Baker (0-2) Z. Britton (12)24,53537-48
86July 4@ Mets 5-6 J. Mejía (5-3) A. Poreda (2-1)–30,37737-49
87July 5@ Mets 5-3 C. Lewis (6-5) B. Colón (8-7) J. Soria (16)24,41838-49
88July 6@ Mets 4-8 Z. Wheeler (4-8) N. Tepesch (3-4)–25,21338-50
89July 7 Astros 7-12 J. Cosart (9-6) M. Mikolas (0-1)–31,01038-51
90July 8 Astros 3-8 B. Peacock (3-5) P. Irwin (0-1)–32,60838-52
91July 9 Astros 4-8 D. Keuchel (9-5) Y. Darvish (8-5)–31,16138-53
92July 10 Angels 6-15 H. Santiago (1-7) C. Lewis (6-6)–30,68638-54
93July 11 Angels 0-3 G. Richards (11-2) N. Tepesch (3-5) J. Smith (13)38,40238-55
94July 12 Angels 2-5 J. Weaver (10-6) M. Mikolas (0-2) J. Smith (14)37,25338-56
95July 13 Angels 7-10 T. Skaggs (5-5) S. Baker (0-3) J. Smith (15)34,75038-57
96July 18@ Blue Jays 5-1 Y. Darvish (9-5) R. A. Dickey (7-10)–38,01239-57
97July 19@ Blue Jays 1-4 M. Stroman (5-2) C. Lewis (6-7) A. Loup (3)45,80239-58
98July 20@ Blue Jays 6-9 T. Redmond (1-4) N. Feliz (0-1) A. Loup (4)36,01139-59
99July 21@ Yankees 4-2 M. Mikolas (1-2) S. Greene (2-1) J. Soria (17)45,27840-59
100July 22@ Yankees 1-2(14) J. Francis (1-2) N. Tepesch (3-6)–37,66940-60
101July 23@ Yankees 1-2(5) D. Phelps (5-4) y. Darvish (9-6)–37,58540-61
102July 24@ Yankees 2-4 B. McCarthy (5-10) C. Lewis (6-8) D. Robertson (25)45,10540-62
103July 25 Athletics 4-1 J. Williams (2-4) J. Hammel (8-8) N. Feliz (1)35,58241-62
104July 26 Athletics 1-5 S. Gray (12-3) N. Tepesch (3-7)34,65141-63
105July 27 Athletics 3-9 S. Kazmir (12-3) M. Mikolas (1-3)38,91541-64
106July 28 Yankees 4-2 Y. Darvish (10-6) D. Phelps (5-5) N. Feliz (2)44,50842-64
107July 29 Yankees 11-12 B. McCarthy (6-10) N. Martinez (1-7) D. Robertson (27)41,93442-65
108July 30 Yankees 3-2 C. Lewis (7-8) H. Kuroda (7-7) N. Feliz (3)46,59943-65
August (10-18)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
109August 1@ Indians 2-12 D. Salazar (4-4) J. Williams (2-5)27,00943-66
110August 2@ Indians 0-2 S. Atchison (4-0) M. Mikolas (1-4) C. Allen (14)28,28543-67
111August 3@ Indians 3-4 (12) S. Atchison (5-0) P. Klein (0-1)18,42243-68
112August 4@ White Sox 3-5 (7) H. Noesí (6-8) N. Martinez (1-8)17,04043-69
113August 5@ White Sox 16-0 C. Lewis (8-8) J. Danks (9-7)21,82744-69
114August 6@ White Sox 3-1 N. Tepesch (4-7) C. Sale (10-2) N. Feliz (4)18,89845-69
115August 8@ Astros 3-4 J. Veras (2-0) N. Cotts (2-6) C. Qualls (14)24,25645-70
116August 9@ Astros 3-8 S. Feldman (6-8) Y. Darvish (10-7)24,01945-71
117August 10@ Astros 6-2 N. Martinez (2-8) D. Keuchel (10-8)19,23946-71
118August 11 Rays 0-7 D. Smyly (7-10) C. Lewis (8-9)28,50146-72
119August 12 Rays 3-2 (14) S. Baker (1-3) C. Ramos (2-5)35,64247-72
120August 13 Rays 1-10 C. Archer (8-6) M. Mikolas (1-5)29,87047-73
121August 14 Rays 3-6 J. Odorizzi (9-9) R. Ross (2-5) J. McGee (13)28,94047-74
122August 15 Angels 4-5 G. Richards (13-4) N. Martinez (2-9) H. Street (32)31,46547-75
123August 16 Angels 4-5 M. Shoemaker (11-4) C. Lewis (8-10) H. Street (33)32,20947-76
124August 17 Angels 3-2 N. Feliz (1-1) H. Street (1-1)28,94248-76
125August 19@ Marlins 3-4 (10) S. Dyson (2-0) N. Cotts (2-7)20,27748-77
126August 20@ Marlins 5-4 N. Martinez (3-9) N. Eovaldi (6-8) N. Feliz (5)16,67449-77
127August 22 Royals 3-6 Y. Ventura (10-9) C. Lewis (8-11) G. Holland (40)26,99149-78
128August 23 Royals 3-6 J. Guthrie (10-10) N. Tepesch (4-8)27,40049-79
129August 24 Royals 3-1 S. Baker (2-3) J. Vargas (10-6) N. Feliz (6)30,04950-79
130August 25@ Mariners 2-0 M. Mikolas (2-5) R. Elias (9-11) N. Feliz (7)21,62051-79
131August 26@ Mariners 0-5 J. Paxton (4-1) N. Martinez (3-10)20,46951-80
132August 27@ Mariners 12-4 C. Lewis (9-11) E. Ramirez (1-6)29,46352-80
133August 28@ Astros 2-4 C. McHugh (7-9) R. Mendez (0-1) T. Sipp (2)16,39952-81
134August 29@ Astros 13-6 S. Baker (3-3) B. Oberholtzer (4-10)18,93153-81
135August 30@ Astros 0-2 S. Feldman (8-10) P. Klein 24,77153-82
136August 31@ Astros 2-3 J. Veras (3-1) N. Cotts (2-8) C. Qualls (16)19,02453-83
September (14-12)
#DateOpponentScore/BoxWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1@ Royals 3-4 Y. Ventura (11-9) C. Lewis (9-12) G. Holland (41)21,53653-84
138September 2@ Royals 1-2 J. Frasor (4-1) M. Kirkman (0-1) A. Crow (3)19,43553-85
139September 3@ Royals 1-4 J. Vargas (11-7) N. Tepesch (4-9) G. Holland (42)15,77153-86
140September 4 Mariners 2-10 R. Elias (10-12) R. Ross (2-6)26,96553-87
141September 5 Mariners 5-7 H. Iwakuma (14-6) S. Baker (3-4) F. Rodney (42)23,42853-88
142September 6 Mariners 2-4 D. Farquhar (2-1) N. Cotts (2-9) F. Rodney (43)29,55253-89
143September 7 Mariners 1-0 D. Holland (1-0) J. Paxton (5-2) N. Feliz (8)26,85154-89
144September 9 Angels 3-9 H. Santiago (5-7) C. Lewis (9-13)26,05454-90
145September 10 Angels 1-8 M. Shoemaker (15-4) N. Tepesch (4-10)26,61154-91
146September 11 Angels 3-7 M. Morin (4-3) N. Martinez (3-11)27,12954-92
147September 12 Braves 2-1 P. Klein (1-2) D. Carpenter (6-4) N. Feliz (9)19,83555-92
148September 13 Braves 3-2 L. Bonilla (1-0) J. Teheran (13-12) N. Cotts (1)17,53056-92
149September 14 Braves 10-3 C. Lewis (10-13) M. Minor (6-11)17,57457-92
150September 16@ Athletics 6-3 N. Tepesch (5-10) S. Kazmir (14-9) N. Feliz (10)19,83558-92
151September 17@ Athletics 6-1 R. Ross (3-6) S. Doolittle (1-4)17,53059-92
152September 18@ Athletics 7-2 N. Martinez (4-11) S. Gray (13-9)17,57460-92
153September 19@ Angels 12-3 L. Bonilla (2-0) H. Santiago (5-9)38,46761-92
154September 20@ Angels 5-8 J. Weaver (18-8) C. Lewis (10-14) H. Street (39)35,89061-93
155September 21@ Angels 2-1 S. Tolleson (3-1) H. Street (2-2) N. Feliz (11)27,16662-93
156September 22 Astros 4-3 D. Holland (2-0) N. Tropeano (1-2) N. Feliz (12)28,71763-93
157September 23 Astros 2-1 N. Martinez (5-11) B. Oberholtzer (5-13) N. Cotts (2)29,79464-93
158September 24 Astros 5-1 L. Bonilla (3-0) S. Feldman (8-12)28,00365-93
159September 25 Athletics 2-1 N. Feliz (2-1) L. Gregerson (5-5)33,69666-93
160September 26 Athletics 2-6 S. Kazmir (15-9) N. Tepesch (5-11)31,58666-94
161September 27 Athletics 5-4 S. Patton (1-0) J. Samardzija (7-13) N. Feliz (13)35,32667-94
162September 28 Athletics 0-4 S. Gray (14-10) N. Martinez (5-12)36,38167-95

Roster

2014 Texas Rangers
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Player stats

Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBAVGSLG
Elvis Andrus 157619721633512412746.263.333
Adrián Beltré 148549791783311977157.324.492
Leonys Martín 155533681461377403139.274.364
Alex Ríos 131492541383084541723.280.398
Shin-Soo Choo 123455581101911340358.242.374
Rougned Odor 11438639100147948417.259.402
Robinson Chirinos 9330636731501340017.239.415
Michael Choice 86253204661936121.182.320
J.P. Arencibia 622032036901035010.177.369
Daniel Robertson 70177234891021617.271.333
Mitch Moreland 52167184191223012.246.347
Adam Rosales 56164204370419413.262.378
Prince Fielder 42150193780316025.247.360
Luis Sardiñas 431151230600855.261.313
Donnie Murphy 45112112230414011.196.330
Chris Gimenez 331071328100011011.262.355
Ryan Rua 2810511317021412.295.419
Jim Adduci 4410113173018310.168.228
Jake Smolinski 248612305031203.349.512
Tomás Telis 1868717200801.250.279
Josh Wilson 2467716400812.239.299
Carlos Peña 185948301214.136.237
Kevin Kouzmanoff 13478176021002.362.617
Mike Carp 174025000405.125.125
Geovany Soto 103859201300.237.368
Brad Snyder 103035102304.167.400
Guilder Rodríguez 71222000101.167.167
Pitcher Totals1621914100101.211.263
Team Totals1625460637140026028111597105417.256.375

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Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBSO
Colby Lewis 10145.1829290170.12111079848133
Yu Darvish 1073.0622220144.1133544949182
Nick Martinez 5124.5529240140.115079715577
Nick Tepesch 5114.3623220126.012866614456
Scott Baker 345.47258080.28249491455
Robbie Ross Jr. 366.202712078.110365543051
Shawn Tolleson 312.76640071.25623222869
Neal Cotts 294.32730266.26633322363
Miles Mikolas 256.441010057.16443411838
Martín Pérez 434.3888051.15025251935
Joe Saunders 056.1388039.26232272022
Derek Holland 201.4665037.03486525
Joakim Soria 132.703501733.1251210442
Román Méndez 012.18300033.020881722
Neftalí Feliz 211.993001331.220771121
Jason Frasor 113.34380029.22714111430
Alexi Ogando 236.84270125.03319191522
Tanner Scheppers 019.0084023.03124231017
Aaron Poreda 215.91260021.1301414721
Lisalverto Bonilla 303.0553020.213871217
Phil Klein 122.84170019.011661023
Matt Harrison 114.1544017.120881210
Alex Claudio 002.92150012.11444414
Nathan Adcock 004.5070010.0115559
Jerome Williams 119.9022010.018111136
Spencer Patton 100.969009.161128
Pedro Figueroa 214.0010009.0107433
Ben Rowen 004.158008.2104447
Jon Edwards 004.329008.1135459
Ryan Feierabend 006.146007.1125524
Michael Kirkman 011.5912005.251113
Héctor Noesí 0011.813005.1117724
Justin Germano 0011.812005.187733
Matt West 006.753004.063313
Seth Rosin 106.753004.063313
Phil Irwin 016.751104.063322
Daniel McCutchen 007.711002.143220
J.P. Arencibia 000.001001.010000
Mitch Moreland 000.001001.000000
Chris Gimenez 000.001001.000001
Team Totals67954.49162162331426.115107737115051110

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Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Round Rock Express Pacific Coast League Steve Buechele
AA Frisco RoughRiders Texas League Jason Wood
A Myrtle Beach Pelicans Carolina League Joe Mikulik
A Hickory Crawdads South Atlantic League Corey Ragsdale
A-Short Season Spokane Indians Northwest League Tim Hulett
Rookie AZL Rangers Arizona League Kenny Holmberg

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