Starling Marte accepting his new reality

Starling Marte accepting his new reality after Juan Soto signing, Mets’ desire for trade
Starling Marte appreciates the transparency he received from the Mets as they essentially recruited over him this offseason.
Mets' Starling Marte, pushed to the side by Juan Soto, will try to carve out some playing time
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — After the Mets signed Juan Soto in December, they told Starling Marte they would try to trade him, he said Sunday. But they didn’t find a match, so here he is at Mets camp, still on the roster but without his usual starting spot in rightfield, now occupied by Soto.
Mets’ Carlos Mendoza big advocate in keeping Starling Marte
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza is a "major advocate" for veteran outfielder Starling Marte remaining with the team and not being included in a trade this spring. Marte, 36, has been reported to be offered in trade discussions ever since the club signed outfielder Juan Soto,
Starling Marte takes the opposite approach of Nolan Arenado with Mets trade rumors
Nolan Arenado and Starling Marte are in similar situations during spring training. However, the Mets outfielder has chosen a different approach than the Cardinals star regarding trade rumors.
Inside the conversation Mets had with Starling Marte about role this season
He’s informed José Buttó, a natural starter, that he’ll be working out of the bullpen this season and told Tylor Megill, who’s in his fourth spring training with the team, that he’ll be fighting for the final spot in the rotation.
Starling Marte not surprised that Mets haven't traded him
On Saturday, the talk of New York Mets spring training in Port St. Lucie was the arrival of Juan Soto. But while one Mets outfielder arrived in style, another w
Proposed Mets, Yankees Trade Would Replace Giancarlo Stanton With $78 Million All-Star
The New York Yankees could be without Giancarlo Stanton for a while as he is dealing with elbow injuries. Could they trade for a crosstown slugger?
Mets 3-player blockbuster trade idea dumps $78 million two-time All-Star to Yankees
Star, Marte is entering the final season of a four-year, $78 million deal that will pay him $20.75 million in 2024. Currently, he projects as the designated hitter in lineups against left-handed pitching.
Mets notes: Starling Marte appreciates blunt trade talk, Juan Soto delivers and more
Manager Carlos Mendoza keeps Marte updated with refreshing transparency: “He wants to be here and we want him here.” ...
Starling Marte on fitting in with Mets for 2025 season: 'Any position they need me, I'll do my best'
Mets outfielder Starling Marte feels a 100 percent healthy and is ready to fill whatever role the Mets ask of him. There have ...
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Francisco Lindor thrives, Juan Soto underwhelms as Mets' baserunning comes under Starling Marte's scrutiny
Following an active offseason, where the New York Mets front office made several additions to the roster, the players are ...
Starling Marte ready for new role as Mets DH with Juan Soto in lineup
Heading into the final year of his contract, Starling Marte will play a different role for the Mets as a platoon DH and a ...
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Dangled in deals, Marte ready to contribute in any way possible
Shortly after signing Juan Soto to a 15-year contract to play right field, Mets officials told Starling Marte that they would ...
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Mets 'bad contract' trade idea swaps Starling Marte for $90 million Red Sox slugger
Do the New York Mets need to move on from Starling Marte at the earliest possible chance?