Francisco Lindor shares your pain, Mets fans. He didn’t ask for a reprieve from boos he heard after he struck out three times in four hitless at-bats.
Francisco Lindor shares your pain, Mets fans.
After having “quality at-bats” for most of that stretch, he struck out following Brandon Nimmo’s leadoff single in the first inning, struck out with a runner in scoring position to end the fifth and flew out with Nimmo on first to end the seventh Saturday to compound his shortcomings in the Mets’ loss Friday.
Lindor said “the more chances I get, the faster I get out of it.” In other words, he is not asking for a day off anytime soon.
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