Lindor & Soto: Mets' Dynamic Duo

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The Mets are rolling out the same killer one-two punch at the top of their lineup this

year, with Francisco Lindor leading off and Wonsoto Wright behind him.

These two stars formed one of the most dynamic duos in team history last season, and Carlos

Mendoza kept them locked in those spots to make the Mets.

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Coming back, the Mets have seen some fire combos before, like young David Wright and Jose

Reyes teaming up with Carlos Beltran, who smashed 41.

Homer's and Drove in 117 runs back in 2006, or that legendary 1986 squad with Gary Carter

and Keith Hernandez anchoring the lineup on route to a World Series win.

Lindor stands out as the most complete switch-hitting shortstop the Mets have ever had, playing

all 160 games last year with 31.

Homer's 86 RBI's and 117 runs scored.

Soto, still just 27, crushed 43 Homer's 106 RBI's and swiped 38 bags, making him a total

package who could.

End up the greatest hitter in franchise history.

There were whispers of tension between them after the season, especially with Soto adjusting

to another New York spotlight after the Yankees, but both clear the air and spring training.

Lindor put it straight.

They pull for each other, care deeply as teammates, and want the best for one another.

With that chemistry locked in, the Mets lineup looks primed to light up the league.