The Dodgers finally made official their signing of designated hitter JD Martinez on Thursday, nearly two weeks since they agreed to terms with him. There were never any big concerns — it was Christmas ...

MILWAUKEE — If anyone can work his way out of a slump it’s J.D. Martinez, which is why the Mets aren’t overly worried about the slugger’s current 0-for-35 streak. But with the Mets running out of ...

J.D. Martinez hasn’t officially retired from baseball, but he’s already planning a post-retirement pivot to pickleball. Table tennis and pickleball equipment manufacturer JOOLA announced a sponsorship ...

ATLANTA — J.D. Martinez is a veteran of many important late-season games, but that experience doesn’t carry much weight as a slumping player. And Martinez is certainly slumping. He arrived at Truist ...

After a one-year stint with the New York Mets last season as their designated hitter, this NL West team is viewed as a fit for J.D. Martinez. ESPN's David Schoenfield named the Arizona Diamondbacks as ...

Walker Buehler threw four scoreless innings in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ win over the New York Mets in Game 3 of the NLCS on Wednesday night, and he delivered some trash talk along the way. Buehler ...

MILWAUKEE — Against an opposing right-hander in Colin Rea, the most logical decision would have been to insert lefty-hitting Jesse Winker at designated hitter. Carlos Mendoza, though, opted for résumé ...

Competing against each other with a trip to the World Series on the line isn’t enough to break the bond between J.D. Martinez and Mookie Betts. Martinez, who joined the Mets in March, and Betts, who ...

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.

During the off-season, I wonder who will the Diamondbacks acquire? In contrast to free agent signings, trades have often provided the Diamondbacks with excess value. One example was trading for J.D.

NEW YORK -- Mets slugger J.D. Martinez exited Tuesday night's game against the Oakland Athletics with a bruised left elbow after getting hit by a 99.6 mph fastball from rookie Joe Boyle in the second ...