donniesyracuse
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I guess it looks worse if you still focus on batting average. His wRC+ in both 2022 and 2023 was better than all but two of his Cleveland seasons.And what the heck is a matter with Lindor? .190 in late May? He seemed to have 'broken out of it" a couple of times but he broke back into it. He's 1 for 25 in his last six games. He batted .285 for Cleveland, (including over .300 his first two years), .247 for the Mets. He's 30 years old and should be in his prime.
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