We’re in the entertainment business, and to be able to connect with the fans the way we did last year was fantastic,” Lindor said.

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor said it would be “very humbling” to be named team captain ahead of the 2025 season. "I do feel like I’m one of the leaders of the team, but there are a lot of leaders in (the locker room),

Francisco Lindor is the Mets’ aspirational ironman, a superstar shortstop with an intense desire to play every day through slumps, pain and sleep deprivation. Carlos Mendoza is the Mets’ no-longer-a-rookie manager,

Mets shorstop Francisco Lindor isn’t officially the team’s captain, but in the eyes of most, he owns the title. With the Mets getting ready to retire their last captain, David Wright’s No. 5 on July 19,

New York Mets superstar shortstop Francisco Lindor gave a promising response to the load management idea for his ailing back.

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The captain thing is not something that’s for me to decide,” Lindor said Saturday at Clover Park during his first spring training press conference. “If it does happen, it’d be fantastic. It would be an honor to be a privilege,

NL MVP runner-up Francisco Lindor thinks it would be "an honor" to be named team captain of the New York Mets.

Francisco Lindor has a laundry list of favorite moments from a memorable 2024. Now, he is set on helping the Mets take that one step forward in 2025.

So the Mets get Soto and Mets fans get him and you know who else gets Soto? The best all-around ballplayer in town and pretty much the best all-around player the Mets have ever had, which means

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor finished second in 2024 National League MVP voting, trailing only Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani for the prestigious award. Posting a career-best 138 OPS+ last season,

Greetings from Roger Dean Stadium, where the Cardinals about to host the Mets, and oh there goes Juan Soto out to warm up right alongside Francisco Lindor.