Francisco Lindor will not only be the likeliest candidate to make that happen, he’ll also be the Mets’ first option when he leads the game off against whichever reliever of choice Dave Roberts

Architects sweat details. Baseball presidents of operations are architects. They try to cover even the most minor holes of a roster, scour data and science for any perceived incremental edge in performance and deploy armies of whipsmart recent college grads who should be working in Silicon Valley to pour through monotonous video to figure out if a pitcher has the smallest of tells in his mannerisms about what pitch might be coming next.

The leadoff hitter repeatedly has injected life into the lineup and did so one more time in the 7-3, NLCS-tying Game 2 victory at Dodger Stadium.

Connecticut-born singer John Mayer is a die-hard New York Mets fan. After the team's loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS on Sunday night, he took

The New York Mets came within two games of the World Series, falling to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series on Sunday night. With their wild, unpredictable season now in the rearview mirror,

Mayer looked up to the shortstop as he learned to play with three fingers during Dead & Co.'s summer run at the Sphere

Grammy Award winning artist John Mayer took to Instagram and declared he had found inspiration from Lindor and the Mets all year. In a heartfelt post, Mayer claimed Lindor's dedic