Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 230 lbs |
| Birthplace: Bakersfield, CA |
| Age: 37 |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: L, L |
Last Game
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0:39Battle for AL West: Astros vs. Rangers
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1:44Can Astros Catch Rangers in AL West Race?
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1:45AL Central, AL West Races Coming Down to the Wire
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1:01Astros Lose Lead in AL West, Tied With Rangers
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1:50White Sox, Guardians Vying for AL Central Pennant
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1:34Can Rangers Catch Astros in AL West?
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0:55Most Dangerous Team Outside The Playoff Picture
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0:45MLB Safe or Not: Astros' Joe Espada
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1:02Orioles Look to Stay Alive in AL Wild Card Race
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1:55How Yankees Should Adjust Lineup When Aaron Judge Returns
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1:18Breaking Down the AL West Playoff Race
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1:50Handicapping the AL Races: AL West
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0:49Snyder's Power Rankings (08/24): Race For AL West Title
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1:09Who Will Win the AL West?
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1:19MLB Dangerous Teams To Watch: Tampa Bay Rays
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0:55What a Healthy Jacob deGrom Means for Rangers Playoff Push
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1:09Breaking Down MLB's 'Still Contenders, But...' Tier
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0:58AL Wild Card race feels like NCAA Tournament: 'Some teams don't belong in the playoffs'
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0:55Rangers Trail Astros by 1.0 Game in AL West
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0:47MLB Futures: Rangers best bet to miss playoffs
Top Jarret Martin News
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Athletics' Jarret Martin: Reassigned to minor-league camp
Martin was reassigned to minor-league camp by Oakland on Sunday, Jane Lee of MLB.com reports.
Martin made just two spring training appearances before being sent down to minor-league camp Sunday. He tossed 1.2 innings and gave up five runs on two hits and four walks, resulting in a 27.00 ERA. The 28-year-old left-hander will likely start the season at Double-A Midland.
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Athletics' Jarret Martin: Set to attend spring training
Martin will attend the Athletics' spring training as a non-roster invitee, Jane Lee of MLB.com reports.
Martin has bounced around the minor-league systems of several different organizations during the first eight years of his professional career. The 28-year-old -- who has yet to make his MLB debut -- spent the 2017 season with Double-A Richmond of the Giants' organization. Though he was able to piece together a solid 2.04 ERA over 39.2 innings of work, the lefty's exorbitant 18 percent walk rate suggests that he's got a long ways to go before he's big-league ready. He'll likely begin the 2018 season in the minors yet again.
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