When it comes to the MLB free agency, Boston Red Sox slugger J.D. Martinez believes it is just “embarrassing for baseball.

Read on to see what Red Sox Slugger J.D. Martinez said expressing his frustrations with baseball…

CelebNSports247.com reports, Boston Red Sox slugger J.D. Martinez spoke to WEEI’s Rob Bradford this week airing his frustrations with the way the market and negotiations are trending.

The Red Sox Slugger J.D. Martinez, 31 had this to say:

One-hundred-percent,” Martinez said when asked if he expected free agents to be drastically undervalued once again this year compared to years past.

Red Sox Slugger J.D. Martinez adds:

I knew it was Why wouldn’t it? They got away with it last year, why wouldn’t they do it again? What’s going to happen? Nothing.

The Boston outfielder and designated hitter conclude:

It’s embarrassing for baseball, it really is. It’s really embarrassing for the game. You have a business. They say, ‘The market is down, the market is changing.’ The market is higher than it’s ever been. People are making more money than ever, and they’re trying to suppress it. It’s more of a race towards the bottom now than a race towards the top. You can go right now through everyone’s lineup and you already know who’s going to be in the playoffs. What’s the fun in that? We might as well just fast-forward to the end of the season.