Mets one win away from playoffs after Francisco Lindor powers victory over Brewers
NY Post
MILWAUKEE — Francisco Lindor looked all the way back on Sunday, just in time to help the Mets win a needed game before hopping a charter flight to Atlanta.
In his third game since returning from lower back tightness, Lindor jump-started a stagnant lineup by reaching base three times (which included a homer) in the Mets’ 5-0 victory over the Brewers at American Family Field.
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