The Red Sox have signed reliever Seth Martinez to a minor league contract, granting him a non-roster invitation to MLB camp. The 31-year-old righty has pitched in the majors for five consecutive seasons, primarily with the Astros and most recently with the Marlins, where he appeared in six games last year. He had a respectable 3.71 ERA in Triple-A, with a strong strikeout rate, but his major league performance shows a flat 4.00 ERA in 117 appearances. As he is out of options, the Red Sox must keep him on the big league roster or expose him to waivers if they call him up.
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Red Sox Sign Seth Martinez to Minor League Contract
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