Mets star Francisco Lindor explains how he developed his leadership style during his playing days in Cleveland

Francisco Lindor has a laundry list of favorite moments from a memorable 2024. Now, he is set on helping the Mets take that one step forward in 2025.

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor (unofficially) quietly started his fifth Queens season Saturday. We only say “quietly” because Lindor, a four-time All-Star and face of the Mets, went 0-for-2 in a victory over the Astros.

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Friday's Grapefruit League contest at Clover Park marked the pilot of The Brandon Sproat Show. The New York Mets haven't shied away from letting their stars play this spring, and their latest game against the Washington Nationals was no exception.

New York Mets superstar Francisco Lindor is back at Spring Training, looking to guide his team to another playoff run.

The New York Mets have wasted no time making waves this offseason. They’ve been among the most aggressive teams in

Brandon Nimmo played through plantar fasciitis in his left foot for most of the 2024 season, but the injury kept the New York Mets outfielder sidelined for the first week of Grapefruit League action.

The New York Mets are settling into a spring training groove. Now five games into Grapefruit League play, the team is preparing itself for the rigors of a 162-game season.

However, Baty, now 25, did a lot of good things at the plate last spring and the spring before that when he posted an .885 OPS in 50 plate appearances. He came into spring training in 2024 ready to hit the ball in the air more often, and yet it still ended up on the ground often after the start of the regular season.