Lindor's 2026 Season Shortened by Calf Strain
The Mets shortstop was sidelined for roughly two months mid-season, finishing with just 105 games played.
Francisco Lindor missed approximately two months during the middle of the 2026 season due to a calf strain. He appeared in only 105 games, the lowest total of his career outside of the shortened 2020 season. Despite the injury, Lindor still hit 20+ home runs for the sixth consecutive year and capped the season with career home run No. 300.
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Lindor reaches 300 career HRs, joins elite switch-hitter club
The Mets shortstop achieved a rare milestone, becoming just the second switch-hitter ever with 300 home runs and 200 stolen bases.
Lindor reaches 300 career HRs, joins elite switch-hitter club
The Mets shortstop achieved a rare milestone, becoming only the second switch-hitter ever with 300 home runs and 200 stolen bases.
Francisco Lindor becomes 2nd switch-hitter in MLB history with 300 HRs and 200 SBs
Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career home run, becoming only the second switch-hitter in MLB history with 300 home runs and 200 stolen bases, per MLB.com.
Lindor reaches 300 career HRs, joins elite switch-hitter club
The Mets shortstop achieved a rare milestone, becoming only the second switch-hitter ever with 300 home runs and 200 stolen bases.
Lindor hits 300th career homer, 2nd switch-hitter in MLB history with 300 HRs and 200 SBs
Francisco Lindor reached 300 career home runs, becoming the second switch-hitter in MLB history with both 300 HRs and 200 SBs, per MLB.com's Bobby Blanco.
Kodai Senga's role and future with the Mets uncertain heading into the 2026 offseason
MLB.com's Anthony DiComo reports Senga's role and future with New York are uncertain entering the offseason, with injury concerns shaping what comes next.