Lindor Returns, Extends Deal with Franklin Sports

0:00On March 27, Francisco Lindor is back where he belongs for the New York Metz, suiting up on opening day against the Pittsburgh Pirates after surgery, to fix a broken Hamate bone. The 32-year-old shortstop didn't get a hit in their 11-7 win on Thursday, but he walked three times, reached base every plate, appearance, and score all three runs. Last season highlighted why Lindor anchors the revamped Metz lineup with a 267 batting average, 31 home runs, 86 runs batted in, and 31 stolen bases. He also flashed elite defense and landed in the top 10 for National League most valuable player voting for the fourth year running. Meanwhile, Lindor used Friday's off day to share big news off the field. He's extended his long-term deal with Franklin Sports, the gear brand he's partnered with since 2017. Together, they wrote out signature items like batting gloves over the years. Traded to the Metz from Cleveland ahead of the 2021 season,

1:02Lindor quickly inked a 10-year contract worth 341. Million dollars leaving six years on the books. His trophy case already shines with five all-star picks, four silver slugger awards, two gold gloves, and one platinum glove. As the Metz gear up for Game 2 on Saturday, with a strong early vibe, Lindor eyes that missing peace, a world series ring, leading a deeper roster. Ready to chase it all season long? From your team, powered by AI, this is New York Metz News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.