J.D. Martinez, the designated hitter for the Mets, is struggling significantly, with a .196 batting average and a .647 OPS in his last 113 at-bats.
Despite his poor performance, Martinez is still being put into the lineup, as the Mets hope for a turnaround, but his current metrics are concerning.
While other players like Brandon Nimmo and Harrison Bader receive scrutiny for their slumps, Martinez’s lack of production has gone largely unnoticed in discussions.
With a high strikeout rate of 32.7% and grounding into six double plays, J.D. Martinez's contributions fall short of expectations for a designated hitter.
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