Ketel Marte looks like the ultimate trade prize in Major League Baseball this winter, and he fits the Seattle Mariners as well as anyone. Now that ex-Mariners s

The Diamondbacks star has the Yankees among five teams on his no-trade list along with the Athletics, Pirates, Giants and Cardinals.

Though the Arizona Diamondbacks endured a disappointing season in 2025, second baseman Ketel Marte impressed on an individual level. Batting .

Ketel Marte's no-trade list excludes Toronto, positioning the Blue Jays as strong contenders for the All-Star second baseman.

The San Francisco Giants are one of the teams that are showing interest in a trade deal for the three-time All-Star, according to MLB insider Katie Woo of The Athletic. Woo reported that the Giants want Marte to solve their lack of offensive production at second base.

A trio of new New York Yankees rumors offers some major updates on their pursuits of free agent pitchers Michael […]

On Sunday, it was reported that the D-backs are bringing back right-handed veteran starting pitcher Merrill Kelly on a two-year deal. The deal is for $40 million, and has not been made official as of this writing. The D-backs now, technically, have a full rotation, with Kelly's return and the recent signing of righty Michael Soroka.