Francisco Lindor will undergo an MRI after a calf injury, with Mets manager Carlos Mendoza offering an update following New York’s win over the Twins.
Ahead of Juan Soto’s highly anticipated return to the New York Mets' lineup, Francisco Lindor and his teammates have rallied around the superstar outfielder.
Francisco Lindor is one of the voices people want to hear in the midst of the New York Mets’ current crisis, especially as the situation could put Carlos Mendoza’s future at risk following another loss.
Former Mets general manager Jim Duquette suggested that Francisco Lindor’s struggles may go beyond baseball as New York’s losing streak continues.
The New York Mets have stumbled through the opening stretch of the regular season, and Francisco Lindor has emerged as a primary concern amid a roster-wide struggle to find consistent production.
Carlos Mendoza has been one of the first to recognize just how difficult the start of the season has been for Francisco Lindor, whose struggles at the plate and defensive issues have prompted the manager to speak openly about his situation.
Francisco Lindor addressed the New York Mets’ offensive struggles and rejected pressure concerns as the team worked to adjust without Juan Soto.
Despite a slow start to the 2026 campaign, Francisco Lindor is already receiving a vote of confidence from New York Mets icon Jose Reyes.
Mets star Francisco Lindor took responsibility for a costly first‑inning mental lapse that contributed to New York’s 11‑inning loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Carlos Mendoza didn't fully commit to calling out Bo Bichette, Francisco Lindor, and other NY Mets stars after the loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Jorge Polanco revealed that his decision to join the New York Mets wasn’t driven solely by the presence of Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor, but also by a deeper family connection that ultimately shaped his move to Queens.
Francisco Lindor understands how tough it’s been for Bo Bichette early in the 2026 season with the New York Mets, and he didn’t hesitate to speak up in support of his new teammate as they look ahead to the games to come.
Bo Bichette’s first season with the New York Mets hasn’t gotten off to an easy start, and the same goes for his teammate Francisco Lindor, who is already a veteran with the club, both have posted underwhelming numbers early on.
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