Red Sox agree to deal with slugger J.D. Martinez

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The Boston Red Sox have agreed to a deal with J.D. Martinez, ending their stalemate with the free-agent slugger, a source told ESPN's Pedro Gomez.

218..like his bday 21/8

Boston "finally"got him
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He hit .303/33 in 2017

born 8/21/1987..21/8=29,116,135,36..he's 30  26 weeks until 2/19  6 months 2  days (62)from his bday he's signed
. In 62 games with the Diamondbacks, he batted .302 with 29 home runs and 65 RBIs.

233rd day of the year 132 left..233/51st prime/13th fibonaci 

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Martinez agreed to a five-year contract and can opt out of the deal after two seasons. According to FanRag Sports, the deal is worth $110 million, with $50 million to be paid over the first two seasons.

The Red Sox, seeking to upgrade the middle of their lineup after finishing last in the American League in home runs in 2017, emerged as a potential suitor for Martinez earlier this offseason and reportedly offered him a five-year deal worth approximately $100 million last month.

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But negotiations between Martinez and the Red Sox stalled, leading to speculation that the seven-year veteran could potentially return to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

He is the second high-profile client of agent Scott Boras to agree to a contract in the past few days. First baseman Eric Hosmer agreed to a contract with the San Diego Padreson Saturday.

Martinez, 30, bolsters a Red Sox team that went 93-69 and won the American League East last season but also finished with just 168 homers and a .407 team slugging percentage, second-lowest in the league.Martinez had a thunderous second half to the season, and it only picked up steam down the stretch. In 62 games with the Diamondbacks, he batted .302 with 29 home runs and 65 RBIs.

In September, Martinez batted .404 (40-for-99) with 16 home runs (tying a NL record), eight doubles, 36 RBIs and 26 runs scored in 24 ga