Lindor Ready for Opening Day, Mets Optimistic

For the New York Mets, it's March 9th, and here's what's going on.

New York Mets president of baseball operations, David Sterns, says, shortstop Francisco Lindor

should be ready for opening day.

All signs point to his recovery, staying right on schedule, with the team feeling good about

his progress.

Sterns shared this update recently, stressing that everything is moving as planned.

The Mets are optimistic.

Lindor will be back in action when the regular season starts.

For the team, this is big news since Lindor is a key player at shortstop.

Fans have been watching his recovery closely, and his return could boost the line of early

on.

Sterns made it clear, Lindor won't jump straight into opening day, without game action

first.

They plan to get him some ad bats beforehand to shake off any rest.

The team expects those games to happen in the grapefruit league during spring training.

Though they haven't locked in the exact schedule yet, updates should come soon as

camp ramps up.

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