Martinez's outstanding week adds to his strong season start, hitting .333/.392/.681 with an OPS of 1.073. His production is crucial for the Blue Jays, who average only 3.96 runs per game, well below the MLB average of 4.40, with just 21 home runs in 23 games.
Martinez would probably take the spot of utility man Daniel Vogelbach, 31. Vogelbach has seen little playtime this year, featuring in only eight games, primarily as a pinch hitter, and making just three starts at DH.
However, since Vogelbach is out of options, his departure would signal the end of his second stint with the Blue Jays. Nonetheless, his ability to draw walks and hit for power should make him attractive to other MLB teams, ensuring he'll likely find a spot on another roster.