Lindor Rattled After Hard Tag, Mets Face Health Concerns

It's March 30th.

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The New York Metz were chasing a sweep against the Pittsburgh Pirates became of short, dropping

a 4-3 heartbreaker and extra innings.

Shortstop Francisco Lindor sparked hope in the bottom of the 10th with a walk.

Then tried scoring on Juan Soto's double, only to get gunned down at.

The plate.

That play turned heads when Pirates catcher Henry Davis laid a tough tag right by Lindor's

head, leaving him down for a bit before he walked off on.

His own.

The game wrapped up quick after that, so no one knew if he'd stay in longer.

Manager Carlos Mendoza calmed everyone down post-game, saying Lindor was good, just rattled

from the hit.

Coming off of fractured Hamade bone this spring that almost sideline him for opening day,

the Metz dodged a real bullet there.

Lindor is a cornerstone in his sixth year with New York, after that big tray from Cleveland,

dropped in on a 10-year, 341 million, dollar deal through 2031.

The 32-year-olds racked up Top 10 National League MVP, nods four years running, two silver

sluggers, and an all-star nod.

He'll get back at him Monday against the St. Louis Cardinals and keeping him healthy

stays, key as the Metz hunt, that elusive World Series ring after, four-dick age dry.