New York Mets, Starling Marte
Mets are willing to pay team that takes veteran in a trade
The Mets don’t have to trade Marte, but he doesn’t necessarily have a great path to playing time after the Mets signed Juan Soto. He and Brandon Nimmo will play the corners, and the Mets also have Tyrone Taylor and recently acquired Jose Siri from the Rays. That likely leaves Marte fifth on the outfield depth chart.
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