Over the last 20 seasons, the Red Sox have won four World Series titles, and each one has had one common denominator: a power-hitting designated hitter.

J.D. Martinez is not interested in managing the Mets, he told the New York Post's Mike Puma.

Former Mets slugger J.D. Martinez returns to the team as a special assistant, aiming to mentor young players.

J.D. Martinez made a promise to himself. Early in his MLB career, when he was struggling to catch on with the Houston Astros, Martinez would seek advice from veterans in the clubhouse. “At that time, it was a little different. The veteran guys weren’t very nice, you could say,” Martinez recalled Wednesday at Citi Field. “I remember seeing that and asking questions, and them never answering it ...

Back with the Mets in a front office role, J.D. Martinez thinks this year's team is better than the one was a part of at the end of his playing career.

J.D. Martinez talks about his path back to the New York Mets, comparisons between the 2024 and 2026 team and how he keeps in contact with Jose Iglesias.

Mets beat reporter Andrew Tredinnick breaks down J.D. Martinez being hired by the Mets and what Devin Williams said about first save with the team.

Six-time All-Star J.D. Martinez is joining the New York Mets as a special assistant to baseball operations. The 38-year-old Martinez last played in 2024 for the Mets, the final season of his 14-year career with six teams. “Everybody saw what he meant to the team in 2024 when he first came out, not only on the field, but off the field,” Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said.

J.D. Martinez knows a thing or two about baseball, specifically, the science behind hitting. The New York Mets were his […]