An 11-year veteran of the Cleveland Guardians and Mets, Lindor is a lifetime .274 hitter. A four-time All-Star, he's also a four-time Silver Slugger, a two-time Gold Glover and a

June has not been Francisco Lindor’s month, and when he is not going, neither are his New York Mets. The star shortstop continues to play through a broken pinky toe, which he suffered on June 4 and was described as a pain-tolerance issue more than anything,

After an 11-4 victory over the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park was secured, that home run meant the Mets have won the past 28 games in which Lindor has homered, just one shy of the all-time MLB record established by Carl Furillo from 1951-53. The equation might be as simple as this: When Lindor is playing well, the Mets win.