#jd-martinez

#jd-martinez

J.D. Martinez had a successful comeback season in 2023 with the Dodgers, but he entered free agency and signed with the Mets.

Martinez's signing by the Mets raised questions about playing time for young players like Mark Vientos.

Los Angeles Dodgers pitchers and catchers have reported for Spring Training 2024, with position players scheduled to report later in February.

The Dodgers have several players who were on the team in 2023 but have not yet found a team for this season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers took a gamble on J.D. Martinez last offseason and it paid off with Martinez having a successful season with the team.

With the Dodgers signing Shohei Ohtani, Martinez is now considered unlikely to re-sign with the team and the Arizona Diamondbacks are interested in bringing him back.

J.D. Martinez, Kiké Hernández, Amed Rosario, and David Peralta are still available as free agents for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Dodgers had interest in re-signing Martinez, but their pursuit of Shohei Ohtani led to Ohtani signing a record-breaking contract with the Dodgers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers shifted their strategy by signing J.D. Martinez as their everyday designated hitter.

Martinez had a strong season but also dealt with injuries that kept him out of the lineup.

JD Martinez and girlfriend expecting a child.

Martinez remains a free agent as MLB season nears.

J.D. Martinez is likely to leave the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024 after the team signed Shohei Ohtani

The Arizona Diamondbacks and Toronto Blue Jays are showing interest in signing Martinez

The Mets are considering adding a proven bat to their lineup.

There have been discussions between the Mets and J.D. Martinez's camp about him becoming the team's designated hitter.

The Mets are in serious discussions with J.D. Martinez, seeking to address a lineup issue.

Martinez has declined offers, showing preferences for potential teams like the Angels and factors like hitting-friendly stadiums.

The Mets signed J.D. Martinez to a heavily deferred $12 million deal, likely costing around $19 million in total.

Owner Steve Cohen sees the signing as an opportunistic move within a deep budget, despite being in the 110 percent tax bracket.

J.D. Martinez signed a one-year contract with the New York Mets.

Martinez's debut with the Mets will be delayed as he spends time in the minor leagues to prepare.

J.D. Martinez signed a heavily deferred one-year, $12 million deal with the New York Mets.

Martinez chose the Mets over the San Francisco Giants due to Oracle Park not being hitter-friendly.

J.D. Martinez officially a Met, key player for the team

Martinez brings significant impact and experience to the Mets lineup

USA Today predicts that the Boston Red Sox could sign slugger Jorge Soler in the offseason.

The Red Sox lineup needs some power, and the addition of Soler or J.D. Martinez would address that need.

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J.D. Martinez's reason for not joining Giants despite offer

J.D. Martinez and Justin Turner are both free agents and being discussed by teams looking to upgrade their lineups.

Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette mentioned Martinez and Turner as potential additions to the team's roster.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are hopeful to sign J.D. Martinez and Justin Turner after the Dodgers signed Shohei Ohtani.

Martinez's experience playing in Arizona and strong performance with the Dodgers make him a good fit for the Diamondbacks.

Justin Turner has agreed to sign with the Toronto Blue Jays on a 1-year deal with a base salary of $13 million.

Turner declined a player option with the Boston Red Sox to become a free agent and had been linked to the San Francisco Giants before signing with the Blue Jays.

The Toronto Blue Jays have expressed interest in signing free agents J.D. Martinez and Justin Turner.

Blue Jays infielder Bo Bichette believes that adding right-handed power hitters like Martinez and Turner would be beneficial on and off the field.

The New York Mets should prioritize signing J.D. Martinez as a free agent to bolster their Designated Hitter spot.

Martinez would provide a much-needed power boost to the Mets' DH position and comes at a potentially more affordable cost compared to other options.

The Los Angeles Dodgers signed J.D. Martinez on a one-year contract to be their everyday designated hitter.

Martinez had a successful season with the Dodgers but is now a free agent and attracting interest from teams like the New York Mets and Los Angeles Angels.

The Dodgers' signing of Shohei Ohtani closed the door for J.D. Martinez to return to L.A.

The Los Angeles Angels are now eyeing Martinez to fill their designated hitter spot.