Francisco Lindor de Mets in the rupture of team team: “I am not impressed by the results”

The growth of Mark winds has been on exhibition at Mets Camp Down in Port St. Lucie this spring, and the 25 -year -old emerges as a crucial part of the alignment.

His success does not seem to surprise the Francisco Lindor campocort.

“I’m not impressed by the results,” Lindor said. “I like how it will do it. The ethics of work that is dedicated to defense and how it is prepared. How it comes out and prepares. He continues to be the best. He goes to the weight room and does his own and does not stop. Today I was doing early work. That is really what you want. ”

On Sunday against the nationals, winds crushed a two -run homer, his second game home run in the Pomelo League. It is hitting .280 with five races driven in 25 spin to bat.

In 2024, winds hit .266 with a .837 OPS and 27 homers. Then it was explosive to the METS in their plausoff impulse, placing an OPS of .998 In the postseason.

Winds had the highest philient percentage (.980) among the third -base third (minimum 850 tickets) last season.