Overview
- Lindor was named the National League’s starting shortstop for the July 15 All-Star Game at Truist Park in Atlanta.
- This selection ends his five-year All-Star drought and marks his first start with the Mets, making him the first Mets shortstop to start since José Reyes in 2007.
- He edged out Dodgers star Mookie Betts in fan voting, highlighting his enduring popularity despite recent offensive struggles.
- Since June 15, he has gone 8-for-60 (.133) over 15 games, a slump that coincided with the Mets losing 14 of 17 contests.
- Manager Carlos Mendoza moved him from the leadoff spot after 191 consecutive starts to the No. 2 hole, and Brandon Nimmo’s return to the top produced a grand slam while Lindor contributed a home run and RBI single in the day-night doubleheader’s nightcap.