But after recording that personal milestone of 1,500 career hits, does Lindor see a trip to Cooperstown in his future? Speaking with reporters after the Mets' win over Miami, Lind

Francisco Lindor doesn't waste any time. The New York Mets' leadoff hitter has proven unstoppable of late in his first at bat of each game. That was particularly true Tuesday, when he turned on a Marlins pitch and cranked a home run deep to right field.

Lindor wound up scoring from first base after right-fielder Juan Soto hit a 367-foot double, splitting the outfielders in left-center. This gave the Mets a 1-0 lead and ended up being the only run they needed to win the game.