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What broken toe? Lindor overcomes ailment for pinch-hit heroics
No sooner had Francisco Lindor broken his pinky toe earlier this week in Los Angeles than he began lobbying Mets manager Carlos Mendoza to let him keep playing. Once the break was confirmed, Mendoza was insistent: Lindor would sit out Thursday’s series finale against the Dodgers.
Francisco Lindor puts Mets' success above his own
Lindor was out of the lineup for the second day in a row Friday, with Ronny Mauricio taking over duties at shortstop, but already, he was running and hitting in the cages. He said that the general timeline for a fracture to heal is about six weeks, but that he could play as long as he’d be able to tolerate the pain.
Mets’ Francisco Lindor reveals he broke a bone in Wednesday’s game
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor broke his toe Wednesday at Dodger Stadium on a hit-by-pitch. Lindor told reporters that he intends to play through the ailment and avoid the injured list. He is not in the lineup for Thursday’s series finale against the Dodgers.
ICYMI in Mets Land: Francisco Lindor injury update; prospect buzz
A rare poor outing from Reed Garrett and a Brett Baty error did the Mets in during a 6-5 loss to the Dodgers in Los Angeles After the game, the players and Carlos Mendoza discussed a game they gave away
Francisco Lindor gives 3-word advice to Juan Soto about playing for Mets
New York Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor has blossomed into one of the best leaders not only on the Mets' roster but in all of Major League Baseball. This was proven through a May 29 article from The Athletic's Will Sammon,
Mets fans have no excuse — it’s time to back Francisco Lindor at the ballot box
LOS ANGELES — All-Star balloting starts Wednesday, and Mets fans need to step up this voting season. It’s on you fans to finally send to the All-Star Game chronically overlooked superstar Francisco Lindor — who’s statistically the best shortstop in the National League, and arguably the best player on the best team.
Francisco Lindor, Mets outlast Dodgers in extra innings; Paul Blackburn throws 5 shutout innings
Francisco Lindor gave the Mets the start they needed and Francisco Alvarez and Jose Butto sealed the win in the end. But it was the five scoreless innings that Paul Blackburn gave that was crucial
Mets beat Dodgers in extras as Francisco Lindor, Francisco Alvarez provide pop after Edwin Diaz's stumble in ninth
The Mets took a 2-0 lead on Lindor’s leadoff homer in the first off Dustin May, his eighth leadoff homer as a Met, and Brandon Nimmo’s RBI double in the fifth. Ohtani hit a majestic 424-foot solo homer off Max Kranick in the seventh to draw the Dodgers to within 2-1.
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