The New York Mets went all out for their former captain in David Wright and retired his No. 5 at Citi Field during a ceremony on July 19. That's not all the team pulled off. Shortstop Francisco Lindor was named only the fifth captain in Mets history as well and he is the first captain of the team since Wright last held that honor in 2018.

The Mets put together a three-run rally with Juan Soto driving in two with a single off right-hander Reid Detmers to tie the game.

On Saturday, David Wright will have his day in the sun. The New York Mets will turn two, retiring his No. 5 and inducting Wright into the team's Hall of Fame before they take on the Cincinnati Reds.

Francisco Lindor was far from the only thing wrong with the Mets offense Friday night. But in the aftermath of a loss to the Reds, after Lindor popped out to the second baseman in shallow right field — to cap an 0-for-5 night — as the potential tying run to extinguish a comeback attempt, he took plenty of the blame.

New York Mets star Francisco Lindor seemingly had a good time at All-Star Weekend in Atlanta, and he trolled Braves fans on his way out.

David Wright admittedly does not know the inner machinations of the New York Mets’ current clubhouse, but the franchise legend knows that star shortstop Francisco Lindor has the qualities necessary to be the club’s next captain.

Although he expected the boos, Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor smiled at the reception he and his teammates received at the 2025 All-Star Game.

Lindor ranks among the best shortstops in the game, so explaining his recent All-Star snubs requires some digging.

Dave Roberts revealed the National League's starting lineup for the All-Star Game, and Mets' shortstop Francisco Lindor is hitting in the eighth spot.

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