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The New York Mets apparently overrode the wishes of one of their star players by throwing in the towel on Robinson Cano. Mika Puma of The New York Post reports this week that Mets star Francisco Lindor made a plea for the team to keep Cano around. …
Francisco Lindor came away in good shape despite being hit in the helmet by a pitch on Friday night. Lindor was hit in the helmet while squaring around to bunt in the 5th inning of his New York Mets’ 7-3 win over the Washington Nationals. …
The Washington Nationals and New York Mets gave us our first bench-clearing incident of the 2022 MLB season. Things got heated between the teams during the top of the fifth inning on Friday night when reliever Steve Cishek threw up and in on …
Francisco Lindor feels like there was some funny whistling business going on during his New York Mets’ series against the Yankees this weekend. Lindor crushed three home runs and drove in five runs in his Mets’ 7-6 win against the Yankees …
The New York Mets have been taunting their own fans after big hits recently, and it should come as no surprise that some players have decided to apologize. Javier Baez told reporters following New York’s win over the Washington Nationals on …
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen made the unconventional choice to publicly criticize the team’s offense on social media this week. At least one of the targets of that criticism is perfectly comfortable with it. On Wednesday, Cohen sent a tweet …
The New York Mets suffered about as bad a loss as one can on Saturday night, and manager Luis Rojas thinks Francisco Lindor’s absence was a particularly notable factor. The Mets took a 6-0 lead into the bottom of the eighth inning against the …
The New York Mets appear likely to be without Francisco Lindor for significant time after the shortstop injured his oblique in Friday’s game. Lindor said Saturday that he had suffered a Grade 2 oblique strain, and called himself …
The New York Mets had a heck of an explanation for some commotion in the team’s tunnel on Friday night. The Mets beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 in 10 innings on Friday. Francisco Lindor, who has struggled all season, tied the game with a …
Francisco Lindor keeps getting booed almost regardless of where he is playing. On Friday night, Lindor was booed before the New York Mets’ game in Philadelphia. Philly fans making Lindor feel at home, booing him. — Mike Puma …
Francisco Lindor isn’t looking for big money. He’s looking for crazy money. The Mets have made a 10-year, $325 million contract offer to Lindor. The shortstop, whom they acquired in an offseason trade with Cleveland, wanted an extension …
The New York Mets and Francisco Lindor are in contract talks, and the shortstop is coming up on his deadline to accept the offer. SNY’s Andy Martino reported on Monday that the Mets have offered Lindor $325 million over 10 years. Jon Heyman …
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen met with Francisco Lindor on Saturday night to discuss a potential long-term contract extension. Let’s hope the negotiations went better than the dining experience. Jeff Passan was the one who reported that Cohen …
The New York Mets have a big piece of business they’re trying to get done before the start of the regular season, and it appears they have a chance of succeeding. According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Mets have some hope of concluding a …
The New York Mets would obviously prefer to sign Francisco Lindor to a long-term contract after they acquired him in a trade earlier this year, and we now have an idea of what the team will have to pay to get a deal done. Lindor is seeking a deal …
It was only a matter of time before the Cleveland Indians traded Francisco Lindor, and they have finally found a landing spot for the star shortstop. The New York Mets have finalized a deal to acquire Lindor from Cleveland, ESPN’s Jeff Passan …
