Mets End Skid with Narrow Win, But Lindor Injury Casts Shadow Over Victory
Still, the Mets responded. This night was going to be different. Lindor smoked a one-out single off the glove of Royce Lewis and into left field. He rounded the base hard, thinking about going for two, but ultimately held up. On the very next pitch, Francisco Alvarez hit a double into the gap in right center, and Lindor raced around from first base to score and put the Mets up one. After he slid in safely at home, Lindor stayed down on the dirt for a few seconds before slowly walking off the field. When the Mets went back into the field in the fifth inning, Lindor was not out there. It was Bo Bichette at shortstop and Brett Baty at third base.



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