LANCASTER, PA — Mason Martin, the dynamic first baseman for the Lancaster Stormers, has been named the Atlantic League Player of the Month. This accolade comes as no surprise to fans who have witnessed his jaw-dropping performance.
Martin’s stats tell a story of dominance. The 25-year-old slugger smashed 15 home runs and drove in 44 runs while maintaining a .378 batting average over 27 games. His prowess at the plate was highlighted by three multi-homer games and five instances of driving in four or more runs in a single game. Notably, Martin hit three grand slams within the month, setting a new record by becoming the first player in Stormers’ history to tally four in one season.
Joining the Stormers on June 29 after parting ways with the Los Angeles Angels organization, Martin has been nothing short of a revelation. His transition from the Angels, following a seven-year stint in the Pittsburgh organization, marked the beginning of an extraordinary chapter in Lancaster. Fans of the game might recall his 2019 season, where he launched 35 homers across Class A levels with Bradenton and Greensboro.
Currently, Martin is riding high with 11 home runs in his last 11 games, boasting a .328 batting average, 24 homers, and 67 RBIs in just 56 games for Lancaster. His immediate impact on the team and the league is undeniable, igniting a sense of excitement reminiscent of the golden eras of baseball.
“It’s an honor receiving Player of the Month in a league full of so many good ballplayers,” Martin humbly stated. “It’s been a fun experience since I got here, and I hope to finish the season on a strong note.”
For Lancaster Stormers fans and baseball enthusiasts alike, Martin’s achievements are a testament to the thrill and unpredictability that make baseball a cherished pastime. All eyes will be on Martin to see how he continues to shape the game with his incredible talent and dedication.
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