Francisco Lindor’s three-hit outburst, Pete Alonso’s clutch hit help Mets win ugly one
NY Post
PHOENIX — The Mets have waited all season for Francisco Lindor to become a presence from the No. 2 hole in the lineup. Just maybe this latest surge can be taken seriously.
Wednesday it was Lindor’s third hit of the afternoon that put his team in position to win a game that was hanging in the balance. Lindor singled in the ninth, advanced to second on center-fielder Ketel Marte’s error, took third on a passed ball and scored the go-ahead run on Pete Alonso’s single in a 7-6 victory over the Diamondbacks at Chase Field. The Mets (27-21) escaped with two victories in three games in the series, but lost another player: Jonathan Villar departed with right hamstring tightness, a potential blow to a team already stacked with injury-list casualties.
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