
Jon Heyman Debunks Nimmo-Lindor Political Rumor
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MLB Insider Jon Heyman Debunks Nimmo-Lindor Political Rumor, Mets Trade Nimmo to Rangers for Semien
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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Jon Heyman Debunks Nimmo-Lindor Political Rumor. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 3rd. This is New York Metz News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey with the story. Remember that rumor last year about branded NIMO and Francisco Lindor clashing over politics in the Metz Clubhouse? It started with a sports radio host and blew up during the 2025 campaign season. Well, MLB insider John Heyman just shut it down hard in the New York Post. Heyman says the whole thing is total nonsense. Even if the Clubhouse had its rough patches. Lindor's close to the team confirmed no one ever heard those two even mentioned politics around the squad. Lindor himself set the record straight, calling NIMO a close friend and top teammate who's missed around the team. Folks in the know labeled the story fake from the jump. Fast forward, the Metz traded NIMO this offseason to the Texas Rangers for second baseman Marcosemian, beefing up their infield without any drama, tied to that rumor. Lindor's still holding it down at shortstop, crushing it early with a 360 batting average and 429 on base percentage through.
25 at bats, including nine hits, one homer, and four rabbis, team unity looks solid as they push forward.
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