Francisco Lindo

New York Mets Francisco Lindor’s judgment won the last defeat of the 5-0 team against the Braves of Atlanta. He thinks that his performance was not up to the task, which finally led the team to his sequence of five consecutive defeats.

At the post-match conference, Lindor was invited to find out if his toe injury had something to do with his performance, but he quickly denied this statement. He said he was physically fit, and it was nothing medically linked:

“I’m doing well.”

Lindor also pointed out how the team cannot capitalize on opportunities on the field if their head striker fails to reach the base. For the food, their guy is Lindor himself.

He added that he would try to improve his game and continue to move forward. For Juan Soto and Pete Alonso mark, Lindor must move bases to increase their overall record.

Speaking of their last loss, he said:

“Each team passes it. As a team, we have to continue to push ourselves. We have to dig deeply and continue to climb.”

Lindor added that he can “certainly improve”.

The dishes still have one more match against the brave before going to their three game road trips against the phillies of Philadelphia.

Currently, the dishes are only a match to lose their advance in the phillies. In addition, they are only half a match behind the Chicago Cubs for the best record in the National League.

Francisco Lindor grateful to Mets fans to vote for stars matches

Francisco Lindor declared before Wednesday’s match against the Braves that he was grateful to the fans of food for their support and their love. He is currently the favorite to be selected as the NL departure stop for the All-Star game with 1,019,273 votes. The last appearance of Lindor stars occurred in 2019 as part of the Cleveland Indians.

“I appreciate the love that fans gave me, not only the whole league, but our New York fans were special,” said Lindor via Nypost.com. “It would be an honor and it would be a dream.”

Apart from Lindor, Mookie Betts is second in the race at the NL stop stop with 597,188 votes.

Lindor and Co. will try to avoid being swept by the brave in the last match of their series at Trist Park on Thursday.