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.
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Despite an uncertain future, Starling Marte said that he's doing his best to remain a positive influence in the Mets ...
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 ...
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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Do the New York Mets need to move on from Starling Marte at the earliest possible chance?
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