Given his NLCS appearance and second-place NL MVP finish, it’s easy to forget how abysmal New York Mets superstar shortstop Francisco Lindor looked last spring. In fact, "abysmal" may be too generous a word.

Mets star Francisco Lindor explains how he developed his leadership style during his playing days in Cleveland

The New York Mets will be one of the teams to watch in the 2025 MLB season, especially with Juan Soto in the fold.

Of course, this potential captain is Francisco Lindor, who has emerged as the leader both on and off the field for the Mets. When speaking about Lindor's potential captaincy last week, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said,

The New York Mets lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2024 National League Championship Series, and have their sights set on another deep playoff run in 2025. Signing 26-year-old outfielder Juan Soto to a 15-year,

The New York Mets are getting all the love in 2025. They signed Juan Soto to a massive $765 million deal and extended Pete Alonso’s contract, making them strong contenders when the time comes — even Ben Verlander is excited about it.

The Mets shortstop is coming off a wondrous season that ended with him finishing second in NL MVP voting — and yet he was not an All-Star.

Former Mets closer and captain John Franco wants to see Francisco Lindor become just the fifth team captain in franchise history.

The New York Mets aspire to be the east coast version of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Well, they aren't that far off on the offensive side given both clubs hold sta

We only say “quietly” because Lindor, a four-time All-Star and face of the Mets, went 0-for-2 in a victory over the Astros. Lindor started at shortstop and drove in a run with a second-inning groundout.

The Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays, and New York Yankees were the top teams contending for Soto. We know the Yankees capped their offer at $760M, so we can eliminate them as the mystery team. That leaves Boston, Los Angeles, and Toronto.