Michael Conforto has chance at biggest payday among Mets’ free agents: Sherman
NY Post
Michael Conforto was back hitting third Wednesday night, and the Mets scored one more run against the Braves (seven) than they had in their previous four games and more than in any game in two weeks.
That owed much to ineffective Atlanta starter Kyle Wright. But the Mets are more right when their most accomplished lefty bat is in a prime slot. He returned, with two hits and a walk, to a team that, despite leading the NL East, is still averaging the majors’ second-fewest runs per game. So the ideal marriage for this player and club is that Conforto hit like he did while starring in the abbreviated 2020 season for the roughly half a schedule that remains in 2021, pushing the Mets to a division title and himself to free-agent riches.
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