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In a week filled with contract extensions, the Diamondbacks handed one out themselves. <\/p>\n
Ketel Marte has agreed to a six-year, $116 million extension, ESPN\u2019s Jesse Rogers reported Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Marte, who had already been signed through the 2028 season, can make up to $149.5 million with escalators in the extension. <\/p>\n
MLB.com reported that Marte can opt out of his deal after 2030.<\/p>\n
The news comes hours after the NL West-rival Padres inked Jackon Merill to a nine-year, $135 million extension while the Red Sox announced an eight-year extension for rookie infielder Kristian Campbell that\u2019s worth $60 million guaranteed.<\/p>\n
Boston also gave new ace Garrett Crochet a new six-year, $170 million deal on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Marte, a two-time All-Star, has become a big part of Arizona\u2019s core over his nine seasons with the team. <\/p>\n
Last year proved to be his best season to date with a .292\/.372\/.560 slash line and a career-best 36 homers as he finished third in the NL MVP voting behind Shohei Ohtani and Francisco Lindor.<\/p>\n
His offensive prowess at second base earned him his first Silver Slugger of his career.<\/p>\n
Since coming over from the Mariners in a 2016 trade, Marte has 140 home runs with an .844 OPS. <\/p>\n
Marte was a key part in the Diamondbacks\u2019 run to the 2023 NL pennant, winning NLCS MVP with a .387 average and five extra-base hits against the Phillies.<\/p>\n
He hit .329 with two homers over 17 postseason games that year as Arizona fell in the World Series to the Rangers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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