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Mets Luis Rojas not worried performance Francisco Lindor

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Francisco Lindor was one of the ‘stellar’ signings made by the teams during the off season prior to the start of the 2021 MLB Season. However, things have not turned out as expected as the Dominican has not responded to the offense. This situation he goes through Fracisco Lindor, with his low productivity, it seems that Luis Rojas, manager of the New York Mets, is “not concerned”.

Two months have passed since the start of the 2021 MLB Season and Francisco Lindor has not been able to give the performances that were expected to give him on his arrival at the New York Mets from the ‘Tribe’ of Cleveland, his former team.

Despite this unproductive moment that the Puerto Rican shortstop is having, Luis Rojas, manager of the Metropolitanos, declared that he is not very worried about it.

“I have had conversations with Francisco (Lindor) about his ‘approach’. And that happens when the levels of concern do not get very high because you see his confidence is there and he has been through things like this in his past. He is working really hard to get over it, “said the helmsman.

Francisco Lindor’s numbers and statistics are not the best he has had throughout his career. Until May 25, he has an offensive line of .189 / .295 / .277, with 28 hits, three home runs and just nine RBIs for the New York Mets in MLB 2021.

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Lindor on being booed in New York: “it’s interesting, it’s fun, and it sucks”

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One night after being booed by the fans of the New York Mets at Citi Field for not producing with the tree, the Puerto Rican stellar shortstop Francisco Lindor he reacted unconcerned by the feelings of the supporters of the ninth at the same time that he understood the claim so that he finally produced on the offensive.

During Tuesday’s 2-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox, Lindor was booed by the 7,917 fans who turned up after hitting a groundout in the eighth inning. The match ended 4-1.

“It’s interesting, it’s fun, and it sucks.”Lindor told a news conference before the Boston game on Wednesday.

“It doesn’t feel good, sure. Interesting because it is the first time in my career. And it’s funny because they boo me and people think I’m going to go home and think, “Wow, they boo me.” I understand. They are booing because there are no results. That’s. They expect results, I expect results and I get them. It’s part of the job. I just hope they cheer up and jump when I start hitting home runs and start helping the team on a daily basis a lot more than I’m doing right now, “he added.

After signing a $ 341 million, 10-year contract extension with the Mets, Lindor is hitting .212 with just one home run and 3 RBIs in 18 games.

Regarding offensive pothole, Lindor responded that he understands he has had quality at-bats that have not yielded results.

“I don’t feel like I’m in a rut. I feel like I’ve had quality at-bats. I feel like I haven’t hit the ball the best these last two games, but I don’t feel like I’m on a losing streak. A bump, for me, is when I’m 0-35, or 0-30, “he said.

“I was hoping to be successful and help the team win every day. He wasn’t expecting to get into the season and hit .200, .195, whatever he’s hitting right now. … I can’t just sit here and complain. They want results and they are frustrated. It is what it is. I just hope that when they have the results, they also appreciate those moments “he added.

The Mets are 9-9 and barely hold the lead in the NL East Division, a half game ahead of Atlanta and Philadelphia, both with 11-12 records.

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MLB: Francisco Lindor records his first homer with the New York Mets [VIDEO]

by archyw

It came this year to reinforce the renewed New York Mets, in a matter of months became the third highest paid player in the history of the Major League Baseball (MLB), and 21 days after the start of the 2021 season, the Puerto Rican shortstop Francisco Lindor has left its mark.

Although his squad suffered a heavy defeat on his visit to Chicago Cubs, by 4-16, the former Cleveland Indians registered his first homer with the Queens squad, in the first inning of the game, connecting a close ball from the rival right-handed starter, David Peterson.

The defeat before Puppies is a sample of the irregularity that the Mets have had during the 2021 MLB season, where currently despite being the leaders of the East Division of the National League, with a record of seven wins and six losses, they are far from an optimal level.

Lindor’s first home run with the Mets

After a start where they saw no action, due to the Coronavirus infections in Washington Nationals, the New York squad was swept in three games by Philadelphia Phillies, and then play two out of three matches against Miami Marlins, and return to the triumph against the Pennsylvania franchise, then surpassing Colorado Rockies.

Francisco Lindor after scoring home run (Getty)

So far this MLB season, Lindor has an offensive line of .222 / .357 / .311, with one homer and three RBIs in 45 at-bats, a far cry from what Mets fans expected from him. Puerto Rican, taking into account that he will win $ 341 million for 10 seasons.

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MLB: Francisco Lindor doesn’t want to go to the New York Yankees

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The rumors about a possible exit of the Cleveland Indians of their superstar Francisco Lindor, become more and more intense, even after elimination in the MLB Playoffs, since little by little the panorama about their possible destinations is clarifying a bit, either through a change in 2021 or free agency by 2022.

Lindor has previously mentioned that if the Indians want to renew him, they will have to give him a large sum of money, and it has been reported that how the Puerto Rican could earn more than 20 million dollars in his last year of arbitration, Cleveland would be considering changing it before agreeing a sum, with several teams already interested in putting together the transaction like the Yankees, Mets or Dodgers.

The truth is that according to information from Terry Pluto from Cleveland.com, despite the interest of these teams, Lindor has no interest in going to New York, neither with the Yankees nor with the Mets, neither how he signs nor how he changes, and prefers to go to the west coast with the Los Angeles Dodgers if it were up to him, although obviously in the case of a trade he has no say.

Lindor appears to be a foot and a half out of Cleveland, and unless the Puerto Rican lowers his price, the Indians apparently see no future in their relationship with shortstop.

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Francisco Lindor spoke of a possible exit of the Cleveland Indians in the MLB

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The Cleveland Indians fell in one of the American League wild card series with the New York Yankees after losing two games they played at their own home, Progressive Field. There is a tasteless, of course yes, will there be consequences? Francisco Lindor has the answer.

After last Wednesday’s loss to the Yankees, rumors about the possible departure of a the top stars of the team began to increase and Lindor himself was in charge of clarifying. Well, it wasn’t so, but an exit door left open.

“If I told you that (leaving Cleveland) had not crossed my mind, I would be lying to you. Everyone is talking about it on social media and it’s the same thing you’ve seen since last year. So yeah, it crossed my mind, but I haven’t thought about it too much to say, ‘Wow, this may be my last game,’ Lindor said.

For this 2020 season, the Indians and Lindor agreed a salary of $ 17.5 million Therefore, in 2021 the Puerto Rican shortstop is expected to earn 20 million and, if he does not extend his contract, would be a free agent in 2022.

With four seasons of the MLB on board, Francisco Lindor is hitting .285 with 896 hits and 138 home runs. His level has been so good that there was even speculation about a film transfer to the New York Yankees by Aaron Judge.

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