The New York Mets dropped their 10th game out of the last 11 and fell to 0-5 versus the Atlanta Braves on the season via Tuesday’s 7-4 loss to Atlanta at Citi Field. Following that defeat, Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor acknowledged the vibes in the clubhouse are quite low after what was a 45-24 team fell to 46-34. “There’s definitely some frustration, of course, as competitors and professional athletes. Yeah, you don’t want to lose,” Lindor directly said, as shared by Ben Krimmel of SNY. “But the guys understand that, to get out of where we are today, we gotta do it together. We have a really good group of guys. …I do feel a sense of urgency of like, ‘Alright guys, we gotta do this and we’re gonna have to do this together.'” Lindor can’t be blamed for the fact that the Mets bullpen surrendered five runs during the top of the sixth inning after the hosts began with a 3-0 lead. That said, he went 0-for-5 with two strikeouts on Tuesday night. According to ESPN stats, the fan favorite who suffered a brokenRead More
Francisco Lindor shares honest revelation about Mets’ woes after another loss to Braves
