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Offensively, the Mets were led by Francisco Lindor, who went 2-for-5 with a home run, a double and two stolen bases. The stolen bases gave him nine on the season, while the homer was his 10th, putting him in some rare history among shortstops.

It seems like nothing is right between the Mets and Juan Soto. The post Latest Juan Soto-Francisco Lindor Interaction Hints at Mets Internal Tension Fueling “Unhappy” Narrative appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Juan Soto’s New York Mets era so far hasn’t gone as planned. The 26-year old is getting beat by pitches he normally crushes, has been criticized for his hustle at times, and is in the midst of his first-ever 10-game span with no extra base hits and 12 strikeouts.

In the heart of Queens, New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has stepped up to support his teammate, the talented Juan Soto. Despite the intense scrutiny following the Dominican star after signing a historic contract,

Francisco Lindor, never one to shy away from a little heat, has stepped into the spotlight amid a social media spat involving the Red Sox and their $25 million sensation. As the Mets star pushes back,

Francisco Lindor established his Smile Tuesdays program to educate local children about the importance of dental hygiene. It also focuses on the importance of maintaining a routine and leading a healthy lifestyle.

Francisco Lindor may not have leaned into Walker Buehler's pitch after all. The Red Sox pitcher got ejected on Tuesday night for arguing as much.

In the grand theater of Bronx baseball, drama isn’t confined to the scoreboard—it lives in every dive, throw, and whisper of nostalgia. The post MLB World Divided Over Francisco Lindor’s Failed Attempt to Pull Off a Derek Jeter at Yankees Stadium appeared first on EssentiallySports.