Jeff McNeil, Francisco Lindor lead Mets to win in wake of rat controversy
NY Post
The Mets should fight more often — or do whatever it is Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil did Friday night. Maybe more players will give it a try. It’s hard to argue with the results.
The night after Lindor and McNeil were involved in some kind of an incident in the tunnel connecting the dugout to the clubhouse following a miscommunication in the field, the two helped the Mets equal their season-high win streak of four. McNeil and Lindor were responsible for all the offensive production Saturday night, while the Mets’ bullpen continued to excel in a 4-2 victory over the Diamondbacks in front of 7,908 at Citi Field.
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