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Pedro Martinez | Starting Pitcher

TEAM:	Philadelphia Phillies
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:	5'11' / 193
DOB:	10/25/1971
AGE:	38
COLLEGE:	Ohio Dominican
BATS/THROWS:	Right / Right
CONTRACT INFO:	2009: Free Agent

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Pedro Martinez-S- Phillies

Jan. 28 - 11:38 am et

Scott Lauber of the News Journal hears that the Phillies are interested in re-signing Pedro Martinez.

No surprise, the major hurdle is money. According to Lauber, Martinez wants to pitch a full season for $5 million or more. Martinez, 38, was 5-1 with a 3.63 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in nine starts with the Phillies last season and logged important innings during the team's World Series run. Martinez is still an artist on the mound, but hasn't managed more than 132 2/3 frames since the 2005 season.

Source: Scott Lauber on Twitter

Pedro Martinez's 2010 Profile

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Pitching
G	GS	W	L	SV	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO	ERA	WHIP
9	9	5	1	0	44.2	48	18	18	8	37	0	0	3.63	1.25

Career Stats Pitching
Year	Team	G	GS	W	L	SV	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO	ERA	WHIP
1992	LA	2	1	0	1	0	8.0	6	2	2	1	8	0	0	2.25	0.88
1993	LA	65	2	10	5	2	107.0	76	34	31	57	119	0	0	2.61	1.24
1994	MON	24	23	11	5	1	144.0	115	58	55	45	142	1	1	3.44	1.11
1995	MON	30	30	14	10	0	194.0	158	79	75	66	174	2	2	3.48	1.15
1996	MON	33	33	13	10	0	216.0	189	100	89	70	222	4	1	3.71	1.20
1997	MON	31	31	17	8	0	241.0	158	65	51	67	305	13	4	1.90	0.93
1998	BOS	33	33	19	7	0	233.0	188	82	75	67	251	3	2	2.90	1.09
1999	BOS	31	29	23	4	0	213.0	160	56	49	37	313	5	1	2.07	0.92
2000	BOS	29	29	18	6	0	217.0	128	44	42	32	284	7	4	1.74	0.74
2001	BOS	18	18	7	3	0	116.2	84	33	31	25	163	1	0	2.40	0.94
2002	BOS	30	30	20	4	0	199.1	144	62	50	40	239	2	0	2.26	0.92
2003	BOS	29	29	14	4	0	186.2	147	52	46	47	206	3	0	2.22	1.04
2004	BOS	33	33	16	9	0	217.0	193	99	94	61	227	1	1	3.90	1.17
2005	NYM	31	31	15	8	0	217.0	159	69	68	47	208	4	1	2.82	0.95
2006	NYM	23	23	9	8	0	132.2	108	72	66	39	137	0	0	4.48	1.11
2007	NYM	5	5	3	1	0	28.0	33	11	8	7	32	0	0	2.57	1.43
2008	NYM	20	20	5	6	0	109.0	127	70	68	44	87	0	0	5.61	1.57
2009	PHI	9	9	5	1	0	44.2	48	18	18	8	37	0	0	3.63	1.25

Season Totals - Minors Pitching

Club	Class	G	GS	IP	W	L	SV	R	ER	H	BB	K	CG	SO	ERA	WHP
Clearwater (FSL)	A	1	1	1.1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	0.00	0.75
Lehigh Valley (INT)	AAA	1	1	5.0	0	1	0	5	4	3	3	4	0	0	7.20	1.20
Reading (EAST)	AA	1	1	6.0	1	0	0	4	3	5	0	11	0	0	4.50	0.83

Pedro Martinez-S - Phillies

Dec. 21 - 7:45 pm et

A Mets official has denied an ESPN.com report that the club is looking into bringing back free agent starter Pedro Martinez.

Pedro is seeking a salary of over $7.5 million in 2010 and the Mets are rightfully unwilling to fork over that kind of cash. He compiled a 5-1 record, 3.63 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in nine starts with the Phillies this season but just turned 38. The Mets are currently focused on grabbing a starting catcher -- namely Bengie Molina -- and may later target a starter like Joel Pineiro.

Source: Brian Costa on Twitter

Pedro Martinez-S - Phillies

Dec. 21 - 4:57 pm et

According to Jayson Stark of ESPN.com, the Mets have looked into bringing back starter Pedro Martinez.

Martinez, however, reportedly wants more money than Brad Penny received from the Cardinals -- one-year, $7.5 million -- and the Mets aren't likely to meet those demands. According to the report, the Mets are zoned in on a group of starters that includes Joel Pineiro, Doug Davis and Jon Garland.

Source: ESPN Insider

Pedro Martinez-S - Phillies

Dec. 4 - 10:31 pm et

According to Mike Silverman of the Boston Herald, free agent right-hander Pedro Martinez wants to pitch a full season in 2010.

According to Silverman, Martinez will "not voluntarily" repeat a short season similar to 2009. This echoes what Martinez's agent Fern Cuza told FOXSports.com last month. Martinez, 38, joined the Phillies in late July, compiling a 5-1 record, 3.63 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in nine starts. He also tossed three starts in the postseason, including two during the World Series. Martinez is sure to drum up some interest this winter, but due to concerns about his durability, he'll likely have to accept another incentive-laden contract.

Source: Mike Silverman on Twitter

Pedro Martinez-S - Phillies

Nov. 16 - 6:08 pm et

Pedro Martinez's agent, Fern Cuza, told FOXSports.com Monday that his client intends to pitch a full season in 2010.

Martinez joined up with the Phillies in late July of 2009 and compiled a 5-1 record, 3.63 ERA and 1.25 WHIP in nine starts. He also made three postseason starts. The 38-year-old hasn't thrown more than 110 innings since 2006, but is still likely to draw interest as a low-risk, high-reward veteran hurler. It wouldn't be shocking to see him back in Philadelphia.

Source: FOXSports.com

Pedro Martinez-S - Phillies

Nov. 4 - 11:51 pm et

Pedro Martinez allowed four runs over four innings as the Phillies lost the World Series to the Yankees in six games.

Is this the way it ends for Martinez? Let's hope not. Though he was on regular rest, Martinez didn't have his patented command, throwing only 46 of 77 pitches for strikes. Hideki Matsui played his worst enemy again, driving in all four of the runs he was charged with. It would have been awful hard to take the ball from the future Hall of Famer, but Charlie Manuel is fair game to be second-guessed for letting Martinez pitch to Matsui in the third inning.

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