Francisco Lindor shone in the New York Mets' 4-2 victory against the Colorado Rockies, hitting two solo home runs and marking significant milestones in his career. His first homer was a pivotal leadoff blast, surpassing Mookie Wilson's record. Lindor's offensive contribution put him at 122 career home runs with the Mets, tying for 11th all-time in franchise history. Notably, the Mets have maintained a 25-game winning streak whenever Lindor homers, setting a club record and highlighting his vital role in their success.
After a quick review, the ball was ruled a home run, Lindor's second of the evening. Man, Jordan wanted to take it away from me, Lindor joked in the New York Mets clubhouse after Friday's 42 win over the Colorado Rockies at Citi Field. Getting triples, that's when the hamstring gets tired, so just blame Jordan.
Lindor led off the game with a home run that further added to his Mets legacy. This homer was his seventh leadoff blast with the Mets, steering him clear of Mookie Wilson and bringing him even with Michael Conforto for sixth all-time in franchise history.
He ended the game having hit 122 home runs with New York, and jumped up the club's career home run leaderboard by surpassing Edgardo Alfonzo and tying Kevin McReynolds for 11th all-time.
The Mets have won 25 straight games when Lindor has gone yard, which is an ongoing club record stretching back to July 9, 2024.
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