Javier Martinez, who led the Rams to the Atlantic 10 baseball championship title game in 2007, went 9-4 as a senior that year with a 4.40 ERA to go with 63 strikeouts in 94.0 innings, setting personal bests in wins and innings pitched.
 
In four seasons at Fordham, Martinez struck out a school-record 264 batters in 296.1 innings while posting a 23-20 record and two saves. He graduated tied for second in career wins and was seventh in career appearance (68). He currently ranks second in innings pitched, third in wins and eighth in appearances on the Fordham career list. His 14 starts as a senior is tied for second most in a season for the Rams while his 94 innings pitched in 2006 is seventh best and his 84 strike outs in 2006 is the tenth best single season mark in school history.
 
Following his senior season, Martinez was drafted in the 29^th round by the Seattle Mariners. He played professional baseball for two seasons before his career was cut short by injury.