Lindor has only played 20 games in New York 17 at Yankee Stadium and three at Citi Field but said he likes the city and knows what hell do when he first arrives in town.
I love pizza, he said and smiled. Ill probably eat some pizza.
That glowing smile, Lindor said, is the product of his good fortune in life: playing baseball for millions and being healthy. (Lindor is noted for his durability, missing four or fewer games in all but one of his five seasons as a full-time regular.)
Why not smile? he asked. Im living my dream, the life I always wanted.
Another thing New York provides is a large, hospitable Latino community that supports baseball. Lindor is from Caguas, Puerto Rico, as are the parents of Cohens wife, Alex Cohen. Lindor said he plans to soak up the love from New York and the Mets fan base.
So, if you spot Lindor in town buying a slice, give him a shout.
Do not be afraid to yell at me, he said. Ill yell back. I might not be able to hug now with the virus and stuff. But at least a wave or a Whats up? from the distance. Theyll definitely get that, for sure.read more
Francisco Lindor Talks Mets, Pizza and Contract Extensions
