The Boston Red Sox are going through their worst skid of the season. They've 67 runs in their past five games (all losses), including embarrassing 14-1 and 13-2 losses to the New York Yankees and a historic 28-5 beatdown vs. the Toronto Blue Jays.

They're now sitting at a 48-48 record and fourth place in the American League division. Needless to say, that's now where you want to be with the trade deadline zooming in.

This means the Red Sox are likely to be sellers at the deadline. J.D. Martinez, who'll be a free agent at the end of the season, knows this could be their 'last dance' together:

The Red Sox could also look to offload impending free agents Nathan Eovaldi, and Christian Vazquez. Also, they could move Xander Bogaerts before he opts out of his contract, which puts the team in a 'weird position,' according to Martinez.

The Cuban veteran, however, is unbothered by the possibility of switching sides again. He'd love to stay at Fenway Park, but wouldn't mind joining a contender, either:

Martinez is one of the best hitters in the Majors and will sure gauge plenty of league-wide interest.

The New York Mets and San Diego Padres have been rumored to be potential suitors for him, as they could use an offensive upgrade at the outfield and the DH spots.

The clock is ticking in Boston, so they better get their act together soon if they don't want to part ways with some of their fan favorites.