An associate of Martinez’s shared photos on social media of the pitcher visiting Dr. James Andrews’ facility in Pensacola, Fla., this past weekend. Martinez underwent a series of exams that are standard following a season — exams that usually include an MRI and even an ultrasound scan of his right shoulder. The results of those exams affirmed earlier looks that the team said did not show any structural issues. The treatment was agreed upon after review of the scans. Martinez received the procedure at Andrews’ facility.
Martinez, 28, has had two seasons shaped by shoulder trouble. In 2018, he had three injuries that ranged from an oblique strain to shoulder soreness.