Overview
- Marte reached the 10-year MLB service mark on Friday, triggering 10-and-5 status that blocks any Diamondbacks trade without his consent.
- Under the collective bargaining agreement, 10 years in the majors and five with the same team gives a player automatic full no-trade protection, replacing his prior five-team block list.
- General manager Mike Hazen said offseason talks about dealing Marte never got close and were shut down midway through the winter.
- Marte is signed through 2030 with a 2031 player option and is owed below-market salaries, including $12 million in 2027 and $20 million in 2028, which helps preserve his trade value.
- He opened 2026 with a .167/.265/.267 line through eight games, and any midyear trade discussion would be speculative and would require his sign-off.