Texas Rangers activated the right-handed Chris Martin from the 15-day injured list on Thursday, when he missed the last 14 matches due to the fatigue of the right shoulder.
In the same move, the Rangers selected the crook-handed Kumar Rocker for Triple-e-Round Rock.
Martin, who turned 39 on Monday, was last pitching on May 18, when he lost Houston Astro 4–3 after throwing a pitch in the eighth innings of the host Rangers.
It is 0–4 with 22 relief appearances in 19 2/3 innings with a sev, 1.83 ERA, three walks and 23 strikes in this season.
Martin is a 16–22 career with 15 saves, a 3.29 ERA, 48 walks and 380 strikeouts 366 1/3 in the innings for seven different Major League teams since 2014 for regular relief showing more than 391 391 regular relief. He has also gone 0–1 with a sev 0–1, 1.88 ERA, two walks and 10 with 10 strikes in 14 1/3 posting with 16 postings.
According to Rangers, his career 7.92 Strike-to-Walk Ratio is the highest scar in the Major League baseball history with at least 300 innings.
The 25-year-old rocker was activated from the 15-day IL on Wednesday, which was missing 37 games with the right shoulder. He started the game of Wednesday night and allowed five runs, six hits, two walks and a hit batsman, with hosts Tampa Bay rays 5–4 with five strikes in defeat.
It is 1-4 in this season, with 8.87 ERA, seven walks and 21 strikeouts 23 1/3 in six matches (all start) in innings.
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