Marte continued to be the most productive second baseman in baseball during 2025, with his 145 wRC+ leading qualified players at the position for a second straight year. The 32-year-old's run production (87 runs and 72 RBI) was a bit depressed since he played in just 126 games due to a hamstring injury that sidelined him for most of April, but he still clubbed 28 homers with a .283/.376/.517 slash line while posting a career-best walk rate (11.8 percent). Marte's batting average bottomed out at .240 in 2022, but he's hitting .283 over the past three years and is averaging nearly 30 homers per season. Marte is typically good for one stint on the injured list, but he's still averaging 137 games played across the past four seasons. That's worth keeping in mind as he enters his age-32 campaign, but Marte is still a safe bet to be one of the top second basemen in MLB again in 2026. Read Past Outlooks