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Mets fans go nuts after back-to-back Francisco Lindor, Juan Soto home runs in loss vs Mariners
Citi Field was rocking in the fourth inning Friday night when Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto went back-to-back, but the fireworks didn’t last long as the New York Mets once again collapsed late in an 11-9 loss to the Seattle Mariners.
Neither Francisco Lindor nor Juan Soto can stop the New York Mets from hitting rock bottom - and Carlos Mendoza could now be on the hot seat
The New York Mets ended up being booed by their own fans. We can't blame them after witnessing how painful the last few weeks have been, with a plummeting record that only adds pre
“We have to play 27 outs and sometimes you have to play more,” shorstop Francisco Lindor said after the game. “From the first ...
In a league where hitting the ball hard is king, Lindor's 90th-percentile exit velocity (104.3 mph) is a tick down from last ...
Carlos Mendoza’s flailing team only maintained a half-game lead for the final NL wild-card spot because the Reds flushed an 8 ...
Mets captain Francisco Lindor opened up on the brutal reality of the team’s slumping offense after another tough loss.
But that lead did not last long for the Mariners, with the Mets tying the score at 1-1 after New York star shortstop Francisco Lindor launched a solo homer in the bottom of the first inning. Lindor ...
As Francisco Lindor arrived at Citi Field for the New York Mets' series opener against the Seattle Mariners on Friday, the All-Star shortstop had a sweet gameday surprise awaiting.
New York Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor talked to Fox News Digital about team great David Wright getting his number retired, and potential captaincy.
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