The Kansas City Royals have the second-worst team OPS in Major League Baseball, and a trade needs to happen soon to address the issue. Kansas City’s .583 team OPS is the worst in the bigs outside of the Chicago White Sox’s .578.
Earlier this week, the crew over at MLB Network speculated that free agent slugger J.D. Martinez could be a good fit for the Seattle Mariners. This is in response to the M's dire need for offense, which is made worse by the long-term injuries to Victor Robles and Ryan Bliss.
The San Diego Padres have the best record in baseball at 10-3 and have been off to an incredible start in 2025. Despite the existing talent on the roster, a few injury concerns may be enough of a reason to get more depth from a six-time All-Star free agent.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
J.D. Martinez is a free agent again—and this time, the wait is longer than expected. Despite a resume that includes six All-Star selections, three Silver Sluggers, and a reputation as one of MLB’s most reliable right-handed power bats, the 37-year-old slugger remains unsigned nearly two weeks into the 2025 season.
According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, free agent slugger J.D. Martinez is staying ready and waiting for his name to be called. JD Martinez is hitting and staying ready while waiting for a job.
J.D. Martinez is hoping to continue his Major League career in 2025, but he has yet to find a team to sign with during a lengthy free agency process. As a full-time designated hitter, Martinez has not been able to ink a deal with a club.
Former New York Mets slugger J.D. Martinez still has not found a home this season. The 37-year-old remains a free agent despite being one of the most consistent hitters over the past decade, including producing a .726 OPS during the 2024 campaign with New York.
One former Boston Red Sox star somehow is still available on the open market. JD Martinez spent the 2024 season with the New York Mets and hit 16 home runs, drove in 69 runs, and slashed .235/.320/.406 in 120 games played.
Former Boston Red Sox outfielder J.D. Martinez has yet to find a home for the 2025 season. Martinez spent multiple years with the Red Sox, from 2018 to 2022.
As the 2025 regular season begins (state side) on Thursday, it's surprising to look at major league rosters and not see either of J.D. Martinez or Anthony Rizzo on one.
With Juan Soto and Pete Alonso locking down key spots in the lineup, the New York Mets may have little room left for designated hitter J.D. Martinez to make a return.
The injury bug has hammered the New York Yankees during spring training.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star J.D. Martinez is still unemployed. Martinez spent the 2023 season with the Dodgers after signing a one-year, $10 million deal.
Although MLB Opening Day is just a few weeks away, several key members of the New York Mets' 2024 roster remain unsigned as free agents. Before Monday, southpaw pitcher Jose Quintana could be counted among these.
In January, it was reported former Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star J.D. Martinez was still looking to play next season. The latest update surrounding Martinez stated his camp has had some contact with the New York Yankees, per MLB insider Jon Heyman.
The Yankees' lineup will be significantly lacking at the beginning of the 2025 season. To fill that hole, they could consider signing a veteran power hitter.
There has been a lot to be excited about at New York Mets Spring Training this year, highlighted by the arrival of Juan Soto. Meanwhile, back in Tampa
During the 2023 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers saw the benefits of having J.D. Martinez on their roster. Martinez was 35 years old at the time and was
Spring training has kicked off, and while the Boston Red Sox may be done making additions, many free agents remain unsigned. Among them is former Red Sox and 2018 hero J.D.
Writing for the New York Post on Friday, MLB Insider Jon Heyman suggested that free agent slugger J.D. Martinez "makes sense" for the Tampa Bay Rays in free agency.
Former Boston Red Sox slugging designated hitter J.D. Martinez has no plans to retire this offseason, even though he doesn't have a job as spring training approaches.
Free agent slugger J.D. Martinez did not put up his usual power numbers during his age-36 season with the New York Mets. But despite considering retirement a year ago, he is not ready to call it a career just yet.
Designated hitter J.D. Martinez is planning to play in 2025.
You’d be forgiven if you forgot J.D. Martinez was a free agent. It’s the time of year when rumors run rampant, yet the slugging DH has not been credibly linked to any MLB teams this winter.
After spending his 2023 season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, J.D. Martinez is once again looking for an opportunity to prove himself on the big league stage.
J.D. Martinez didn't mince details on his involvement in accidentally breaking Willson Contreras' arm.
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