The second basin of Arizona Diamondbacks Ketel Marte (31) asked the permission from the team for some time over and over again after his home in Arizona was broken and robbed while in Atlanta for the All-Star vacation of 2025.

Team given TuesRequest and placed it on the limited list before Friday match against Cardinals of St. LouisAs the season resumed after the break.

“He wanted some time away just to be based and return to where he can return here and play and be a force for us,” said manager Torey Lovullo. “Kind is a kind of everyday situation. I’ve had limited contacts with him. … We all know what he is dealing with. It’s been unfortunate.”

“(Marte) retreats a little when he worries and I respect that space and I will give him that space. He just needs a few personal days now.”

An official return date for Tuesday after the incident has not yet been set as All-Star deals with an unfortunate incident that the thieves would receive personal belongings and jewelry from his home.

Marte entered the All-Star game as a beginner after falling .290/.394/.567 290 with 19 Runs at home and 40 RBI in 68 games this season, making it back-back in the All-Star National League team.

The former silver striker even hit a double double in the first start of the 2025 All-Star game to give his team a 2-0 lead, which eventually helped set up the National League in a win over the American League for the second time in three years.