2016 Texas Rangers season

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2016  Texas Rangers
American League West Champions
League American League
Division West
Ballpark Globe Life Park in Arlington
City Arlington, Texas
Record95–67 (.586)
Divisional place1st
OwnersRangers Baseball Express (Ray Davis and Bob R. Simpson)
Managers Jeff Banister
Television Fox Sports Southwest
(Steve Busby, Dave Raymond, Tom Grieve)
Radio KRLD 105.3 FM (English)
(Eric Nadel, Matt Hicks, Dave Raymond, Jared Sandler)
KZMP 1540 AM (Spanish)
(Eleno Orlenas, Jerry Romo)
Stats ESPN.com
BB-reference
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The 2016 Texas Rangers season was the Rangers' 56th season of the franchise and the 45th since the team relocated to Arlington, Texas. The Rangers won the American League West title for the second straight season, with the best record in the American League. However, for the second straight year, they lost to the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALDS, this time in three games. The Rangers set an MLB record by going 36–11 in one-run games. Because of this stat as well as the team winning 95 games instead of their projected 80 wins, baseball pundits viewed the Rangers as a "lucky" team.

Contents

Regular season

Season standings

American League West

AL West 		W L Pct. GB Home Road
Texas Rangers 95670.586—53–2842–39
Seattle Mariners 86760.531944–3742–39
Houston Astros 84780.5191143–3841–40
Los Angeles Angels 74880.4572140–4134–47
Oakland Athletics 69930.4262634–4735–46

American League Division Leaders and Wild Card

Division Leaders		 W L Pct.
Texas Rangers 95670.586
Cleveland Indians 94670.584
Boston Red Sox 93690.574


Wild Card teams
(Top 2 teams qualify for postseason)		 W L Pct. GB
Toronto Blue Jays 89730.549—
Baltimore Orioles 89730.549—
Detroit Tigers 86750.5342½
Seattle Mariners 86760.5313
New York Yankees 84780.5195
Houston Astros 84780.5195
Kansas City Royals 81810.5008
Chicago White Sox 78840.48111
Los Angeles Angels 74880.45715
Oakland Athletics 69930.42620
Tampa Bay Rays 68940.42021
Minnesota Twins 591030.36430

Record against opponents

2016 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid - 2016
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETHOUKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore —8–114–35–15–21–64–24–25–110–93–41–613–63–49–1014–6
Boston 11–8—3–44–22–55–22–44–34–311–85–14–312–73–39–1014–6
Chicago 3–44–3—8–117–123–35–142–512–73–35–24–34–34–25–19–11
Cleveland 1–52–411–8—14–43–414–56–110–92–54–23–45–12–54–313–7
Detroit 2–55–212–74–14—4–27–122–415–43–34–34–36–12–43–413–7
Houston 6–12–53–34–32–4—3–413–65–22–413–611–83–34–152–511–9
Kansas City 2–44–214–55–1412–74–3—1–515–42–51–63–45–21–62–410–10
Los Angeles 2–43–45–21–64–26–135–1—2–41–612–78–113–49–104–39–11
Minnesota 1–53–47–129–104–152–54–154–2—2–52–44–23–45–21–68–12
New York 9–108–113–35–23–34–25–26–15–2—4–33–311–83–47–128–12
Oakland 4–31–52–52–43–46–136–17–124–23–4—7–125–29–103–37–13
Seattle 6–13–43–44–33–48–114–311–82–43–312–7—4–27–123–313–7
Tampa Bay 6–137–123–41–51–63–32–54–34–38–112–52–4—4–211–810–10
Texas 4–33–32–45–24–215–46–110–92–54–310–912–72–4—3–413–7
Toronto 10–910–91–53–44–35–24–23–46–112–73–33–38–114–3—13–7

Game log

2016 Game Log 95–67 (Home: 53–28; Away: 42–39)
April: 14–10 (Home: 10–4; Away: 4–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1April 4 Mariners 3–2 Hamels (1–0) Hernández (0–1) Tolleson (1)49,2891–0W1
2April 5 Mariners 2–10 Vincent (1–0) Barnette (0–1)—28,3861–1L1
3April 6 Mariners 5–9 Benoit (1–0) Tolleson (0–1)—26,9451–2L2
4April 7@ Angels 3–4 Street (1–0) Dyson (0–1)—39,0891–3L3
5April 8@ Angels 7–3 Griffin (1–0) Shoemaker (0–1)—35,2072–3W1
6April 9@ Angels 4–1 Hamels (2–0) Richards (0–2) Tolleson (2)38,1063–3W2
7April 10@ Angels 1–3 J. Weaver (1–0) M. Pérez (0–1) H. Street (1)35,0973–4L1
8April 11@ Mariners 7–3 C. Lewis (1–0) H. Iwakuma (0–1)—13,4684–4W1
9April 12@ Mariners 8–0 D. Holland (1–0) W. Miley (0–1)—13,3765–4W2
10April 13@ Mariners 2–4 (10) S. Cishek (1–0) J. Diekman (0–1)—15,0755–5L1
11April 14 Orioles 6–3 T. Wilhelmsen (1-0) C. Tillman (1-1) S. Tolleson (3)22,8206–5W1
12April 15 Orioles 5–11 V. Worley (1-0) T. Wilhelmsen (1-1)—32,6286–6L1
13April 16 Orioles 8–4 K. Kela (1-0) T. J. McFarland (0-1)—39,4937–6W1
–April 17 Orioles Postponed (rain). Makeup date: June 20th.
14April 19 Astros 7–5 D. Holland (2-0) S. Feldman (0-2) S. Tolleson (4)24,1818–6W2
15April 20 Astros 2–1 C. Hamels (3-0) D. Fister (1-2) S. Tolleson (5)25,8219–6W3
16April 21 Astros 7–4 A.J. Griffin (2-0) D. Keuchel (2-2) S. Tolleson (6)25,88610–6W4
17April 22@ White Sox 0–5 J. Quintana (2-1) M. Pérez (0-2)—15,48610–7L1
18April 23@ White Sox 3–4 (11) M. Albers (1-0) N. Martinez (0-1)—20,18210–8L2
19April 24@ White Sox 1–4 M. Latos (4-0) D. Holland (2-1) D. Robertson (7)26,05810–9L3
20April 25 Yankees 1–3 N. Eovaldi (1-2) C. Ramos (0-1) A. Miller (5)31,45310–10L4
21April 26 Yankees 10-1 A.J. Griffin (3-0) L. Severino (0-3)—26,16311–10W1
22April 27 Yankees 3–2 M. Pérez (1-2) CC Sabathia (1-2) S. Tolleson (7)35,47712–10W2
23April 29 Angels 4–2 C. Lewis (2-0) H. Santiago (2-1) S. Tolleson (8)29,58913–10W3
24April 30 Angels 7–2 D. Holland (3-1) M. Shoemaker (1-4)—41,57114–10W4
May: 17–11 (Home: 8–5; Away: 9–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
25May 1 Angels 6–9 G. Mahle (1-0) T. Wilhelmsen (1-2)—39,40114–11L1
26May 2@ Blue Jays 2–1 T. Barnette (1-1) G. Floyd (0-2) S. Tolleson (9)25,32315–11W1
27May 3@ Blue Jays 1–3 (10) J. Biagini (1-1) P. Klein (0-1)—24,43715–12L1
28May 4@ Blue Jays 3–4 R. Osuna (1-0) T. Barnette (1-2)—25,22915–13L2
29May 5@ Blue Jays 2–12 J. A. Happ (4-0) D. Holland (3-2)—35,46815–14L3
30May 6@ Tigers 5–1 C. Hamels (4-0) J. Zimmermann (5-1)—28,52216–14W1
31May 7@ Tigers 10–5 A. Ranaudo (1-0) K. Ryan (0-1) S. Tolleson (10)35,55117–14W2
32May 8@ Tigers 8–3 T. Wilhelmsen (2-2) M. Lowe (1-1)—35,40618–14W3
33May 9 White Sox 4–8 (12) D. Jennings (1-0) C. Ramos (0-2)—22,95818–15L1
34May 10 White Sox 13–11 A. Claudio (1-0) M. Albers (1-1) S. Tolleson (11)25,80419–15W1
35May 11 White Sox 6–5 T. Barnette (2-2) D. Jennings (1-1) S. Dyson (1)29,02320–15W2
36May 13 Blue Jays 0–5 R. A. Dickey (2-4) M. Pérez (1-3)—40,34420–16L1
37May 14 Blue Jays 6–5 (10) T. Barnette (3-2) G. Floyd (1-3)—47,11521–16W1
38May 15 Blue Jays 7-6 M. Bush (1-0) J. Chavez (0-1) S. Dyson (2)41,32722–16W2
39May 16@ Athletics 1–3 S. Manaea (1-1) D. Holland (3-3) R. Madson (11)10,06822–17L1
40May 17@ Athletics 5–8 R. Madson (2-0) S. Tolleson (0-2)—12,71822–18L2
41May 18@ Athletics 1–8 R. Hill (6-3) M. Pérez (1-4)—14,32322–19L3
42May 20@ Astros 2–1 C. Lewis (3-0) L. McCullers (0-1) S. Dyson (3)28,72423–19W1
43May 21@ Astros 2–1 C. Ramos (1-2) M. Fiers (3-2) S. Dyson (4)25,88624–19W2
44May 22@ Astros 9–2 C. Hamels (5-0) D. Keuchel (2-6)—35,03525–19W3
45May 23 Angels 0–2 N. Tropeano (3-2) D. Holland (3-4) J. Smith (6)25,29825–20L1
46May 24 Angels 4–1 M. Pérez (2-4) J. Chacín (1-3) S. Dyson (5)26,12526–20W1
47May 25 Angels 15–9 C. Lewis (4-0) H. Santiago (3-3)—32,48027–20W2
48May 27 Pirates 1–9 J. Niese (5-2) C. Hamels (5-1)—37,64527–21L1
49May 28 Pirates 5–2 Y. Darvish (1-0) J. Nicasio (4-4)—46,95028–21W1
50May 29 Pirates 6–2 M. Pérez (3-4) F. Liriano (4-4)—44,61329–21W2
51May 30@ Indians 9–2 D. Holland (4-4) J. Tomlin (7-1) C. Ramos (1)14,51430–21W3
52May 31@ Indians 7–3 C. Lewis (5-0) C. Kluber (4-6) S. Dyson (6)10,42831–21W4
June: 20–8 (Home: 10–3; Away: 10–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
53June 1@ Indians 4–5 (11) T. Gorzelanny (1-0) A. Claudio (1-1)—10,52431–22L1
54June 3 Mariners 7–3 Y. Darvish (2-0) T. Walker (2-6)—32,39532–22W1
55June 4 Mariners 10–4 M. Pérez (4-4) N. Karns (5-2)—34,31733–22W2
56June 5 Mariners 3–2 D. Holland (5-4) H. Iwakuma (4-5) S. Dyson (7)37,61634–22W3
57June 6 Astros 6–5 S. Dyson (1-1) K. Giles (0-3)—30,02135–22W4
58June 7 Astros 4–3 J. Diekman (1-1) D. Keuchel (3-8) S. Dyson (8)32,18936–22W5
59June 8 Astros 1–3 D. Fister (6-3) T. Wilhelmsen (2-3) W. Harris (2)37,69636–23L1
60June 9 Astros 5–3 M. Pérez (5-4) C. McHugh (5-5) J. Diekman (1)30,14537–23W1
61June 10@ Mariners 5–7 H. Iwakuma (5-5) D. Holland (5-5) S. Cishek (14)37,05537–24L1
62June 11@ Mariners 2–1 (11) M. Bush (2-0) M. Montgomery (2-1) S. Dyson (9)36,05538–24W1
63June 12@ Mariners 6–4 C. Hamels (6-1) W. Miley (6-3) S. Dyson (10)39,25139–24W2
64June 13@ Athletics 5–14 D. Coulombe (1-0) C. Ramos (1-3) Z. Neal (1)13,45339–25L1
65June 14@ Athletics 10–6 M. Pérez (6-4) E. Surkamp (0-4)—13,10140–25W1
66June 15@ Athletics 7–5 N. Martinez (1-1) J. Axford (3-2) S. Dyson (11)10,11541–25W2
67June 16@ Athletics 5–1 C. Lewis (6-0) D. Mengden (0-2)—14,23642–25W3
68June 17@ Cardinals 1–0 C. Hamels (7-1) M. Wacha (2-7) S. Dyson (12)44,06443–25W4
69June 18@ Cardinals 4–3 S. Tolleson (1-2) T. Rosenthal (2-2) J. Diekman (2)44,37544–25W5
70June 19@ Cardinals 5–4 T. Barnette (4-2) M. Bowman (1-2) S. Dyson (13)44,89745–25W6
71June 20 Orioles 4–3 S. Tolleson (2-2) K. Gausman (0-5) S. Dyson (14)35,36646–25W7
72June 21 Reds 2–8 A. DeSclafani (1-0) C. Lewis (6-1)—32,29146–26L1
73June 22 Reds 6–4 C. Hamels (8-1) D. Straily (4-4) S. Dyson (15)32,40747–26W1
74June 24 Red Sox 7–8 H. Hembree (4-0) M. Bush (2-1) K. Uehara (2)46,81147–27L1
75June 25 Red Sox 10–3 C. Ramos (2-3) S. Wright (8-5)—47,55948–27W1
76June 26 Red Sox 6–2 M. Pérez (7-4) C. Buchholz (3-8)—36,31249–27W2
77June 27@ Yankees 9–6 T. Barnette (5-2) K. Yates (2-1) S. Dyson (16)32,91450–27W3
78June 28@ Yankees 7–1 C. Hamels (9-1) CC Sabathia (5-5)—32,37351–27W4
79June 29@ Yankees 7–9 L. Cessa (1-0) S. Dyson (1-2)—39,87551–28L1
80June 30@ Yankees 1–2 A. Chapman (2-0) T. Barnette (5-3)—39,93451–29L2
July: 11–15 (Home: 6–5; Away: 5–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
81July 1@ Twins 3–2 (10) M. Bush (3–1) F. Abad (1–3) S. Dyson (17)25,53052–29W1
82July 2@ Twins 5–17 T. Duffey (4–6) C. Gonzalez (0–1)—21,46652–30L1
83July 3@ Twins 4–5 K. Gibson (2–5) C. Hamels (9–2) B. Kintzler (4)26,94252–31L2
84July 4@ Red Sox 5–12 R. Porcello (10–2) N. Martinez (1–2)—36,25352–32L3
85July 5@ Red Sox 7–2 C. Ramos (3–3) D. Price (8–6)—35,96453–32W1
86July 6@ Red Sox 6–11 S. Wright (10–5) M. Pérez (7–5)—37,17553–33L1
87July 7 Twins 1–10 T. Duffey (5–6) C. Gonzalez (0–2)—43,93453–34L2
88July 8 Twins 6–5 T. Barnette (6–3) R. Pressly (2–5) S. Dyson (18)40,33054–34W1
89July 9 Twins 6–8 R. Nolasco (4–7) K. Lohse (0–1) B. Kintzler (5)37,70854–35L1
90July 10 Twins 5–15 T. Milone (2–2) A.J. Griffin (3–1)—31,97854–36L2
87th All-Star Game in San Diego, California
91July 15@ Cubs 0–6 K. Hendricks (8–6) M. Pérez (7–6)—41,48254–37L3
92July 16@ Cubs 1–3 J. Hammel (8-5) Y. Darvish (2–1) H. Rondon (15)41,34654–38L4
93July 17@ Cubs 4–1 C. Hamels (10–2) J. Lackey (7–6) S. Dyson (19)41,21355–38W1
94July 18@ Angels 5-9 J. C. Ramirez (2–3) K. Kela (1–1)—36,02055–39L1
95July 19@ Angels 6–8 T. Lincecum (2–3) K. Lohse (0–2) H. Street (8)36,36855–40L2
96July 20@ Angels 4–7 H. Santiago (8–4) M. Pérez (7–7)—37,09555–41L3
97July 22@ Royals 1–3 D. Duffy (6–1) Y. Darvish (2–2) W. Davis (21)33,53555–42L4
98July 23@ Royals 7–4 C. Hamels (11–2) Y. Ventura (6–8)—32,13256–42W1
99July 24@ Royals 2–1 A. Claudio (2–1) L. Hochevar (2–3) S. Dyson (20)32,73957–42W2
100July 25 Athletics 7–6 J. Diekman (2–1) R. Madson (3–4)—27,29258–42W3
101July 26 Athletics 3–6 S. Gray (5–9) N. Martinez (1–3)—25,27258–43L1
102July 27 Athletics 4–6 R. Dull (5–2) M. Bush (3–2) R. Madson (22)29,63058–44L2
103July 28 Royals 3–2 C. Hamels (12–2) Y. Ventura (6–9) S. Dyson (21)36,00859–44W1
104July 29 Royals 8–3 A.J. Griffin (4–1) E. Volquez (8–9)—40,00860–44W2
105July 30 Royals 2–1 M. Bush (4–2) B. Pounders (1–1)—47,12561–44W3
106July 31 Royals 5–3 L. Harrell (3–2) D. Gee (3–5) S. Dyson (22)32,80662–44W4
August: 18–10 (Home: 11–4; Away: 7–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
107August 2@ Orioles 1–5 D. Bundy (4–3) Y. Darvish (2–3) D. O'Day (3)22,23062–45L1
108August 3@ Orioles 2–3 K. Gausman (3–8) C. Hamels (12–3) Z. Britton (33)24,55262–46L2
109August 4@ Orioles 5–3 A.J. Griffin (5–1) W. Miley (7–9) S. Dyson (23)28,76263–46W1
110August 5@ Astros 0–5 D. Keuchel (7–11) M. Pérez (7–8)—32,82063–47L1
111August 6@ Astros 3–2 K. Kela (2–1) C. Devenski (0–3) S. Dyson (24)42,27264–47W1
112August 7@ Astros 5–3 (11) M. Bush (5–2) C. Devenski (0–4)—33,90965–47W2
113August 8@ Rockies 4–3 K. Kela (3–1) C. Estevez (2–7) J. Diekman (3)31,76866–47W3
114August 9@ Rockies 7–5 A. Claudio (3–1) S. Oberg (0–1) S. Dyson (25)27,67167–47W4
115August 10 Rockies 5–4 J. Diekman (3–1) B. Logan (1–2) M. Bush (1)29,86668–47W5
116August 11 Rockies 9–12 S. Oberg (1–1) J. Diekman (3–2) A. Ottavino (1)20,72068–48L1
117August 12 Tigers 8–5 Y. Darvish (3–3) A. Sanchez (6–12) S. Dyson (26)31,19069–48W1
118August 13 Tigers 0–2 M. Boyd (4–2) C. Hamels (12–4) F. Rodríguez (33)37,79269–49L1
119August 14 Tigers 0–7 M. Fulmer (10–3) A.J. Griffin (5–2)—35,45869–50L2
120August 15 Athletics 5–2 M. Pérez (8–8) R. Detwiler (1–1) S. Dyson (27)22,84570–50W1
121August 16 Athletics 5–4 (10) K. Kela (4–1) J. Axford (4–4)—21,87771–50W2
122August 17 Athletics 6–2 Y. Darvish (4–3) S. Manaea (4–8)—26,74372–50W3
123August 19@ Rays 6–2 C. Hamels (13–4) M. Andriese (6–5)—15,10973–50W4
124August 20@ Rays 2–8 J. Odorizzi (8–5) A.J. Griffin (5–3)—16,50573–51L1
125August 21@ Rays 4–8 D. Smyly (6–11) M. Pérez (8–9)—17,68573–52L2
126August 23@ Reds 0–3 D. Straily (10–6) D. Holland (5–6) T. Cingrani (16)16,66873–53L3
127August 24@ Reds 6–5 J. Diekman (4–2) B. Wood (5–2) S. Dyson (28)16,10074–53W1
128August 25 Indians 9–0 C. Hamels (14–4) J. Tomlin (11–8)—23,76875–53W2
129August 26 Indians 1–12 C. Kluber (14–8) M. Pérez (8–10)—31,85375–54L1
130August 27 Indians 7–0 A.J. Griffin (6–3) C. Carrasco (9–7)—44,94476–54W1
131August 28 Indians 2–1 D. Holland (6–6) D. Salazar (11–6) S. Dyson (29)35,22577–54W2
132August 29 Mariners 6–3 Y. Darvish (5–3) H. Iwakuma (14–10) S. Dyson (30)22,97278–54W3
133August 30 Mariners 8–7 M. Bush (6–2) E. Díaz (0–3)—26,95079–54W4
134August 31 Mariners 14–1 M. Pérez (9–10) F. Hernandez (9–5)—21,30980–54W5
September: 15–11 (Home: 8–5; Away: 7–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
135September 2 Astros 10–8 A.J. Griffin (7–3) D. Fister (12–10) S. Dyson (31)35,10281–54W6
136September 3 Astros 12–4 D. Holland (7–6) J. Musgrove (2–3)—35,53882–54W7
137September 4 Astros 6–7 C. Devenski (3–4) Y. Darvish (5–4) K. Giles (8)46,02582–55L1
138September 5@ Mariners 6–14 F. Hernández (10–5) C. Hamels (14–5)—23,61882–56L2
139September 6@ Mariners 10–7 M. Pérez (10–10) J. Paxton (4–6) S. Dyson (32)14,61583–56W1
140September 7@ Mariners 3–8 A. Miranda (3–1) A.J. Griffin (7–4)—15,43483–57L1
141September 8@ Mariners 3–6 T. Walker (5–10) D. Holland (7–7) E. Díaz (13)17,49383–58L2
142September 9@ Angels 2–1 M. Bush (7–2) J. Ramirez (1–1) S. Dyson (33)42,13784–58W1
143September 10@ Angels 8–5 T. Scheppers (1–0) J. Valdez (1–2) S. Dyson (34)39,14685–58W2
144September 11@ Angels 2–3 J. Weaver (11–11) C. Lewis (6–2) Bailey (3)35,05285–59L1
145September 12@ Astros 4–3 (12) K. Kela (5–1) J. Hoyt (1–1) J. Diekman (4)22,14786–59W1
146September 13@ Astros 3–2 A. Claudio (4–1) K. Giles (2–4) T. Scheppers (1)22,13387–59W2
147September 14@ Astros 4–8 J. Musgrove (3–4) D. Holland (7–8)—25,04187–60L1
148September 16 Athletics 7–6 S. Dyson (2–2) R. Madson (5–6)—30,48688–60W1
149September 17 Athletics 2–11 R. Alcántara (1–1) Y. Darvish (5–5)—39,69188–61L1
150September 18 Athletics 2–5 R. Detwiler (2–3) C. Lewis (6–3) R. Dull (3)34,22488–62L2
151September 19 Angels 3–2 S. Dyson (3–2) J. Álvarez (1–3)—29,06889–62W1
152September 20 Angels 5–4 N. Martinez (2–3) D. Wright (0–4) S. Dyson (35)26,52090–62W2
153September 21 Angels 4–5 J. Weaver (12-12) D. Holland (7-9) A. Bailey (4)35,60990–63L1
154September 23@ Athletics 3–0 C. Hamels (15-5) K. Graveman (10-11) S. Dyson (36)26,36791–63W1
155September 24@ Athletics 5–0 Y. Darvish (6-5) R. Alcántara (1-2)—16,73692–63W2
156September 25@ Athletics 1–7 J. Cotton (2–0) C. Lewis (6–4)—17,04892–64L1
157September 26 Brewers 3–8 M. Garza (6–8) M. Perez (10–11)—27,26392–65L2
158September 27 Brewers 6–4 T. Barnette (7–3) J. Nelson (8–16) S. Dyson (37)29,66893–65W1
159September 28 Brewers 8–5 J. Jeffress (1–0) C. Knebel (1–4)—36,61994–65W2
160September 30 Rays 3–1 Y. Darvish (7–5) M. Andriese (8–8) S. Dyson (38)35,96895–65W3
October: 0–2 (Home: 0–2; Away: 0–0 )
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
161October 1 Rays 1–4 J. Odorizzi (10–6) C. Lewis (6–5) A. Colomé (37)42,09395–66L1
162October 2 Rays 4–6 (10) A. Colomé (2–4) T. Scheppers (1–1)—37,01595–67L2

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
Ian Desmond 15662510717829322862144.285.446
Rougned Odor 1506058916433433881419.271.502
Adrián Beltré 1535838917531132104148.300.521
Nomar Mazara 145516591371332064039.266.419
Elvis Andrus 147506751533178692447.302.439
Mitch Moreland 147460491072102260135.233.422
Prince Fielder 893262969160844032.212.334
Jurickson Profar 90272356563520230.239.338
Ryan Rua 99240406281822921.258.400
Carlos Beltrán 521932354120729113.280.451
Delino DeShields Jr. 74182363870413815.209.313
Shin-Soo Choo 48178274370717625.242.399
Jonathan Lucroy 471521942701131014.276.539
Robinson Chirinos 571472133110920015.224.483
Bobby Wilson 4212811324032205.250.352
Carlos Gómez 33116183360824513.284.543
Bryan Holaday 298414206121305.238.405
Hanser Alberto 355628100510.143.161
Jared Hoying 3846810200513.217.261
Brett Nicholas 1540511502404.275.550
Joey Gallo 172521001115.040.160
Drew Stubbs 192066002344.300.600
Justin Ruggiano 1401100100.250.500
Pitcher Totals1622114001100.190.333
Team Totals162552576514462572321574699436.262.433

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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
Cole Hamels 1553.3232320200.2185837477200
Martín Pérez 10114.3933330198.22051109776103
A.J. Griffin 745.0723230119.0116686746107
Colby Lewis 653.7119190116.110353482873
Derek Holland 794.9522200107.111662593567
Yu Darvish 753.4117170100.181433831132
Sam Dyson 322.437303870.16319192355
Matt Bush 722.48580161.24418171461
Tony Barnette 732.09530060.15416141649
Jake Diekman 423.40660453.03622202659
Alex Claudio 412.79390051.25519161034
Cesar Ramos 336.04164147.26034322027
Nick Martinez 235.59125038.24524241916
Shawn Tolleson 227.683701136.15332311029
Keone Kela 516.09350034.03023231745
Tom Wilhelmsen 2310.55210021.1382525911
Lucas Harrell 105.6044017.22111111315
Jose Leclerc 001.80120015.011431315
Jeremy Jeffress 102.70120013.1104477
Luke Jackson 0010.8080011.222141483
Dario Álvarez 007.71100011.2171110213
Chi Chi Gonzalez 028.7133010.121131097
Kyle Lohse 0212.542209.115131353
Tanner Scheppers 114.1510018.264435
Phil Klein 015.198008.2855212
Andrew Faulkner 006.759006.287541
Anthony Ranaudo 1017.182003.227782
Michael Roth 0014.731003.2106613
Yohander Méndez 0018.002003.056620
Bryan Holaday 000.001001.100000
Jared Hoying 009.001001.011100
Team Totals95674.37162162561443.014417577005341154

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Postseason

Game log

2016 Postseason Game Log: 0–3
AL Division Series: 0–3
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceSeries
1October 6 Blue Jays 1–10 Estrada (1–0) Hamels (0–1)—47,4340–1
2October 7 Blue Jays 3–5 Happ (1-0) Darvish (0–1) Osuna (1)48,0190–2
3October 9@ Blue Jays 6–7 (10) Osuna (1–0) Bush (0–1)—49,5550–3

Postseason rosters

Playoff rosters
American League Division Series

Roster

2016 Texas Rangers
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Farm system

LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAA Round Rock Express Pacific Coast League Jason Wood
AA Frisco RoughRiders Texas League Joe Mikulik
A-Advanced High Desert Mavericks California League Howard Johnson
A Hickory Crawdads South Atlantic League Spike Owen
A-Short Season Spokane Indians Northwest League Tim Hulett
Rookie AZL Rangers Arizona League Matt Siegel
Rookie DSL Rangers 1 Dominican Summer League
Rookie DSL Rangers 2 Dominican Summer League

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: High Desert

Blue Jays–Rangers brawl

During the May 15, 2016, game against the Toronto Blue Jays, there were two benches-clearing incidents. Following a contentious meeting in the ALDS the previous season, many people thought the Rangers would target Jose Bautista for his controversial bat flip in the ALDS. However, the first six games of the season between the clubs were played without incident. Finally, in the last regular season game between the clubs, Rangers reliever Matt Bush hit Bautista in the ribs with a fastball. On the ensuing play, Bautista slid hard into Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor. Odor, taking exception, pushed Bautista, then proceeded to punch Bautista squarely in the face. This fight caused both benches and bullpens to clear. [1] [2] Bautista, Odor, Steve Buechele, and Josh Donaldson were ejected after the brawl. [3] Later in the game, Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Chavez hit Prince Fielder with a pitch causing the benches to clear again, although this time no punches were thrown. Chavez and DeMarlo Hale were ejected following this incident. [3] Odor would serve a seven game suspension for his actions. [4] Toronto manager John Gibbons and Chavez would serve three games suspensions while Bautista and Elvis Andrus served one game suspensions. [5]

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References

  1. ↑ "Watch: Blue Jays, Rangers brawl after takeout slide". Sports Illustrated . May 15, 2016.
  2. ↑ Joseph, Andrew (May 15, 2016). "Rangers player punches Jose Bautista in the face during huge bench-clearing brawl". USA Today .
  3. 1 2 "Bad blood: Odor socks Bautista to set off brawl" . Retrieved September 1, 2016.
  4. ↑ "Rougned Odor's suspension reduced to 7 games". Major League Baseball. Archived from the original on September 13, 2016. Retrieved September 1, 2016.
  5. ↑ "8 games for Odor, 1 for Bautista among Texas brawl suspensions" . Retrieved September 1, 2016.
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