Now in his 3rd year with the D-backs following the Zack Greinke trade, Martin came into the year finally healthy. He didn’t make the big club out of Spring Training and spent most of the year at Reno, where he struggled in the thin air of the desert. Over 17 starts, he had an era above 6, but the underlying numbers looked good. He struck out 9.2 batters per nine innings, with 3.5 walks per nine.
Corbin’s MLB appearances mostly came in long relief, including his stretch to start the year. He threw 10.1 innings in April, pitching to a 4.