Lindor's Slow Start, Mets' Winning Streak

0:00It's April 7th. This is New York Met's News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Corey, with the story. Francisco Lendor stays one of the top short stops in Major League Baseball for the New York Met's, that 32-year-old switch hitter killing it in, Queens overall. But he's off to a slow start this 20-26 season, grabbing just five hits in his first 37 abats, over 10 games with one RBI. The Met's got his back, though, picking up three straight wins against the San Francisco Giants over the weekend, while he shakes off the rest. Lendor's track record screens bounce back, like last year when he hit 267 with 31 homers, 86 RBI's and elite defense as a goal-glove finalist, plus 31 steals. Meanwhile, Big milestone for one of his old Cleveland Guardians teammates, Jose Ramirez, who just became the franchise leader in games, played at one. Lendor's show Love on his Instagram story, reposting the celebration pick with one word.

1:01Leyenda, straight up calling him a legend. Those two built a tie bond over six seasons together, pushing Cleveland to the World Series in 2016, before Lendor got traded to the Met's ahead of 2021, and inked that huge 10-year, $341 million deal. Now Lendor is all in on leading the Met's deep into the playoffs this year, turning early struggles into fuel for another championship run.