Lindor's Rough Night: Mets Fans React

0:00On April 2nd, Francisco Lindor had a rough night in the Met's 2-1 loss to the Cardinals in 11 innings on Wednesday. The star shortstop forgot how many outs there were in the first inning, thinking it was the third after fielding a grounder, so he jogged to the bow. Dugout, instead of turning 2, later he got picked off first base, and he went 0-4-4 at the plate, dropping his average to 143 over 6 games. That first inning gaff let the Cardinals keep the inning alive, though the pitcher struck out the next guy. In the 6th, Lindor reached on an error, but veered too far off the bag and got naved trying to steal momentum. Manager Carlos Mendoza called the outs mistake inexcusable, but said the pick-off was just the other team being smart. Fans are piling on Lindor hard since he's supposed to leave this team, and the men's are now 1-3 in their last 4 against weak squads. The 3-3 start isn't panic time, but it's not the hot streak they hoped for early in the season. Jose Reyes, another Met's shortstop legend, jumped in Thursday with a supportive post.

1:05He told everyone to relax, bad days happen in baseball to anyone, Lindor's human, and watch how he bounces back. It'll help him and the whole. Organization, expect Lindor to fire up soon, these bets always do, keeping the Met's and the Hun as the season rolls on. This has been New York Met's News Today, powered by AI.