Francisco Lindor

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Lindor impressed with a web gem and aggressive base running and Martinez went 3-for-3 with two homers in the Mets' fourth straight win.

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Fans mostly cheered Lindor in the place where he became a star: “I hope they appreciate what he did for the city.”

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The Mets announced Lindor required surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow.

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“The more chances I get, in my mind, the faster I get out of it,” said Lindor, whose .213 average is lowest among the Mets’ regulars.

Pete Alonso is on pace to do great things. The Mets' rotation? Not so much.

“They're just tired of losing,” manager Buck Showalter said. “Sometimes it’s as simple as that.”