Overview
- Francisco Lindor has endured a career-long 0-for-30 hitless stretch, striking out at elevated rates during his six consecutive hitless games.
- Since fracturing his right pinky toe on June 4, Lindor’s OPS has dropped from .843 to .585 over 39 games, and he is hitting .191 with five homers.
- Mets manager Carlos Mendoza commended Lindor’s unwavering calm and work ethic, highlighting his routine of early batting practice and steady clubhouse presence.
- Despite offensive struggles, Lindor continues to deliver highlight-reel defense at shortstop and mentor younger teammates on approach and positioning.
- A leaked video fueled speculation about Lindor becoming team captain, but the Mets organization says there are no immediate plans to name a captain.