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Mets Activate Starling Marte From Injured List
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – The Mets bolstered their roster by adding a Dominican player to improve performance during the MLB season, following multiple roster adjustments and injury recoveries.
- On July 22, 2025, the New York Mets brought 36-year-old Starling Marte off the 10-day injured list prior to their home matchup against the Los Angeles Angels at Citi Field.
- Marte missed 10 games due to a bruised right knee sustained before July 7, marking his second injured list stint in two seasons from the same injury.
- The Mets optioned infielder Jared Young and right-handed reliever Kevin Herget to Triple-A Syracuse, while recalling right-hander Justin Garza and activating right-hander Rico Garcia as corresponding roster moves.
- Before his injury, Marte appeared in 58 games, hitting.270 with four long balls and driving in 20 runs, while posting a.739 OPS; manager Carlos Mendoza indicated plans to focus on strengthening Marte’s defensive skills and primarily use him as a designated hitter and pinch hitter.
- Marte’s return adds depth to the Mets amid ongoing roster changes and injuries, with management emphasizing careful playing time to maintain his health and effectiveness.
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NEW YORK -- Before injuring his knee, Starling Marte had been one of the more productive members of New York’s lineup, starting nearly every day at DH. Now that Marte is healthy again, the Mets hope he can reestablish a similar type of production.
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