
Justin
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Justin
@JustinCLeto
CEO/Co-Founder of Idea Financial, lawyer/finance exec. Opinions expressed are exclusively mine and do not reflect the opinions of any org I am associated with



I have alwasy loved Lindor. I was there when he hit the grand slam against the Phillies in 2024. Any time any of my friends complain and say he should be traded, I vehemently disagree. He should have been part of the future whenever this team puts together a winner. But I am now questioning it all. His body language. His effort. His voice in interviews. His entire aura. It’s flawed and he seems not to care. Not sure what is going on with Lindor but it may be time for the @Mets brass to sit him down and ask him if he wants to be a part of this team’s future. If he says yes, he should be told to begin to act like a leader and help this team encourage the new guys and be prepared every day as an example to them. If he says no, give him what he wants and trade him. Either way, something needs to change. The status quo will not work. The Mets have an amazing young group and they need more guys encouraging them and teaching them the way Soto is instead of someone sulking because he isnt the captain. It’s time for a conversation.

@Ben_Yoel How many Mets get traded at the deadline?


I have alwasy loved Lindor. I was there when he hit the grand slam against the Phillies in 2024. Any time any of my friends complain and say he should be traded, I vehemently disagree. He should have been part of the future whenever this team puts together a winner. But I am now questioning it all. His body language. His effort. His voice in interviews. His entire aura. It’s flawed and he seems not to care. Not sure what is going on with Lindor but it may be time for the @Mets brass to sit him down and ask him if he wants to be a part of this team’s future. If he says yes, he should be told to begin to act like a leader and help this team encourage the new guys and be prepared every day as an example to them. If he says no, give him what he wants and trade him. Either way, something needs to change. The status quo will not work. The Mets have an amazing young group and they need more guys encouraging them and teaching them the way Soto is instead of someone sulking because he isnt the captain. It’s time for a conversation.


@Ben_Yoel Do you still think David Stearns is a good GM and why. What has he done to make you believe that

Source: “The #Mets could surprise some people as to who they are willing to deal and to which teams they are comfortable dealing with.”



I have alwasy loved Lindor. I was there when he hit the grand slam against the Phillies in 2024. Any time any of my friends complain and say he should be traded, I vehemently disagree. He should have been part of the future whenever this team puts together a winner. But I am now questioning it all. His body language. His effort. His voice in interviews. His entire aura. It’s flawed and he seems not to care. Not sure what is going on with Lindor but it may be time for the @Mets brass to sit him down and ask him if he wants to be a part of this team’s future. If he says yes, he should be told to begin to act like a leader and help this team encourage the new guys and be prepared every day as an example to them. If he says no, give him what he wants and trade him. Either way, something needs to change. The status quo will not work. The Mets have an amazing young group and they need more guys encouraging them and teaching them the way Soto is instead of someone sulking because he isnt the captain. It’s time for a conversation.













Luis Robert Jr. blasts a solo home run with Double-A Binghamton






