Orelvis Martinez

23-Year-Old Second Baseman2B

Toronto Blue Jays

2024 Stats

AVG

.333

RBI

2025 Projections

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2025 Fantasy Outlook

Martinez got his first call to the big leagues June 18, got his first and only start June 21, and was suspended 80 games for PED use June 23. He has completed his suspension, and because he played just one game and it was at second base, that's where he'll be eligible to start the season. He also has extensive history playing third base, but he's a middling defender at both spots. The PED issue clouds things, but statistically, Martinez was excellent at Triple-A, logging an elite 37.7 percent hard-hit rate to go with 17 home runs, a .267/.346/.523 slash line and a 23.8 percent strikeout rate in 74 games. If he makes enough contact against big-league pitching, Martinez has the plus power to be a potential everyday player even if his OBP hovers in the .300-.320 range. There will probably be some growing pains if he gets regular run this season, but Martinez just turned 23, so he could end up being a post-hype sleeper in 2026. Read Past Outlooks

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#436

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