It was about this time four years ago that Francisco Lindor, then a newbie on the Mets, hit “rock bottom” in his season.

For the Mets, it was both Friday night. In a 4-2 win over the Rockies, Lindor homered from both sides of the plate, and Soto delivered just his second multihit game in three weeks. It was a night of exhaling for the Mets’ linchpins.

Francisco Lindor homered from both sides of the plate and made a leaping catch at shortstop that saved at least two runs, sending the New York Mets to a 4-2 victory Friday night over the woeful Colorado Rockies.

The Mets have won 25 straight games in which Lindor has homered, tied for the second-longest streak in MLB history. Only Carl Furillo of the Brooklyn Dodgers had a longer stretch (29), according to statistician Sarah Langs. Mixed in was Lindor’s great leaping, run-saving catch to end the top of the third.

MLB season began, there was a push among New York Mets fans (and former players) to crown star shortstop Francisco Lindor as the franchise's next captain, a role that hasn't been officially held since the days of David Wright.

The Mets continue to express confidence that Juan Soto will start to produce like the generational hitter he is. Friday night at Citi Field, he repaid some of that confidence with a two-hit game to help the Mets defeat the Colorado Rockies,

After swinging his bat for a home run hit, Francisco Lindor was happily returning to the dugout when suddenly, his teammates were caught rushing towards him. But one of the most surprising faces among those teammates was Juan Soto,

Juan Soto’s slow start with the Mets has created plenty of buzz on New York sports radio, with fans and analysts debating his performance and attitude. But WFAN’s Evan Roberts isn’t ready to panic. In fact,