Grayson
Martin

Martin turned in a dominant outing, racking up 11 strikeouts over 5.2 innings and showcasing one of the more complete arsenals I have seen this spring. The right-hander worked with confidence and pace, flashing three quality pitches that all played off each other effectively. His FB sat 86-87 mph and topped at 89, jumping out of the hand with late life that allowed it to play up in the zone. The power CB at 77-80 mph was a true separator—tight rotation, sharp bite, and consistently used as a putaway pitch. He also showed an 83 mph CH with fading action that added another layer to his mix and kept hitters off balance. Martin created a tough look with his athletic lower half and smooth delivery, that allowed him to stay in rhythm while getting downhill efficiently. He generated a steady stream of uncomfortable swings and weak contact, keeping the lineup guessing from start to finish. So far in 2025, Martin owns a 2.02 ERA through seven appearances, and opponents are hitting just .157 against him. With a well-rounded arsenal, repeatable mechanics, and the ability to miss bats in bunches, Martin has all the traits of a high-level arm with plenty more in the tank.