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Francisco Lindor traded to Mets from Indians - Vimarsana News

Francisco Lindor traded to Mets from Indians

By Steve DelVecchio  |  Last updated 1/7/21 It was only a matter of time before the Cleveland Indians traded Francisco Lindor, and they have finally found a landing spot for the star shortstop. The New York Mets have finalized a deal to acquire Lindor from Cleveland, ESPN’s Jeff Passan first reported on Thursday. The Mets are also getting pitcher Carlos Carrasco in the deal. Here are some more details: BREAKING: the blockbuster you have all been waiting for: The Mets are finalizing a deal to acquire Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrsaco from the Indians, source confirm...

Detroit Tigers won't have to face Indians' Francisco Lindor after trade - Vimarsana News

Detroit Tigers won't have to face Indians' Francisco Lindor after trade

The Cleveland Indians have owned the Tigers in recent seasons, but just weakened their team Thursday. The New York Mets have acquired All-Star Francisco Lindor from Cleveland, ending the long-anticipated saga of the dynamic shortstop's trade from a club that all but admitted it could not afford to keep him. The Mets will also receive starter Carlos Carrasco in return for shortstops Amed Rosario and Andres Gimenez, starter Josh Wolf and outfielder Isaiah Greene. The Tigers open the 2021 season hosting Cleveland on April 1 at Comerica Park, one of 19 games between the AL Central opponents. The...

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Mets News: Mets acquire Lindor and Carrasco in trade with Cleveland - Vimarsana News

Mets News: Mets acquire Lindor and Carrasco in trade with Cleveland

Photo by Ron Schwane/Getty Images This represents the first big splash of the Steve Cohen era, and would net the team perhaps the best shortstop in the league and one of the best all-around players in baseball. In six major league seasons with Cleveland, Lindor slashed .277/.346/.488 with a 118 wRC+ and a 28.9 fWAR. His single best season came in 2018 when he posted a 7.6 fWAR and a 130 wRC+ to go along with 38 home runs. He made the American League All Star teams from 2016-2019 and has also won two Gold Glove and two Silver Slugger awards. Carrasco is also coming over in the trade. In 11 maj...

Francisco Lindor trade grades: Mets step toward World Series - Vimarsana News

Francisco Lindor trade grades: Mets step toward World Series

Jan 7, 2021 Long-rumored to be trading its star shortstop, Cleveland finally dealt Francisco Lindor. The 27-year-old star—along with veteran righty Carlos Carrasco—is heading to the Mets, who go from the fringe of the playoff race to instant World Series contenders. Let's grade the deal for both sides. The Deal Cleveland acquires: SS Amed Rosario, 2B/SS Andrés Giménez, RHP Josh Wolf, OF Isaiah Greene Grading New York's Side of the Deal The Mets are the kings of New York this offseason. Francisco Lindor is one of the best shortstops in baseball and one of the game's most charismatic supe...

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After years of tormenting Tigers, Francisco Lindor heads to NL - Vimarsana News

After years of tormenting Tigers, Francisco Lindor heads to NL

After years of tormenting Tigers, Francisco Lindor heads to NL Updated Jan 07, 2021; Posted Jan 07, 2021 Cleveland Indians' Francisco Lindor fields a ball hit by Kansas City Royals' Jorge Soler during the sixth inning of a baseball game, Friday, May 11, 2018, in Cleveland. Soler made it to second base on a throwing error by Lindor. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)AP Facebook Share Francisco Lindor’s days of tormenting the Detroit Tigers are over, at least for now. The salary dump was long expected by the cost-cutting Indians, who also traded ace pitcher Mike Clevinger last summer and are no longer c...

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