Ketel Marte Reaches 10 Years Of Service, Earns Full No-Trade Right
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Ketel Marte Reaches 10 Years Of Service, Earns Full No-Trade Right
"Marte's impending 10-year milestone was more discussed than most because he found himself in trade rumors over the offseason. Players who have 10 years of service and have spent the past five seasons with one team automatically receive full no-trade protection under the collective bargaining agreement."
"If the Diamondbacks struggle this year, they could revisit the possibility at the deadline or next offseason. Marte turns 33 in October and is signed through 2031, albeit with an opt-out after the '30 season."
"Marte himself now has full control over his future. His contract had previously allowed him to block trades to five teams of his choice, which he could change each offseason."
Ketel Marte achieved 10 years of major league service, granting him full no-trade protection. This milestone is significant due to previous trade rumors. The D-Backs had ceased trade discussions last offseason, with general manager Mike Hazen indicating they did not want to move Marte. Despite potential struggles, Marte's value remains high, especially with a favorable contract. He can now block trades to any team, providing him with greater control over his career. Marte expressed relief at securing his rights amid trade speculation.
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