Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil had a heated confrontation final season, simply the most recent friction between the teammates in what has been a turbulent Mets relationship.
After a defensive lapse on June 20 in Philadelphia, an indignant Lindor in some unspecified time in the future started verbally attacking McNeil, in keeping with a supply, resulting in what was described as a tense standoff between the 2. The Mets misplaced their seventh straight that night time — an preliminary stretch of futility that indicated perhaps one thing was amiss with a workforce that had surged a season-high 21 video games above .500 simply over per week earlier.
“A play didn’t get made and that pissed [Lindor] off,” a supply who was close by the confrontation stated.
There isn’t a indication this newest recognized incident between the 2 turned bodily. That’s not like in 2021, when an argument between the 2 sparked by a defensive letdown spilled over into the runway between the dugout and clubhouse. The Publish later reported that Lindor grabbed McNeil by the throat and pinned him towards a wall.
