Francisco Lindor is making waves in the latest All-Star voting, leading as the top shortstop in the National League. His campaign comes after years of being overlooked despite strong performances. Alongside teammates Pete Alonso and Juan Soto, who also rank in the top-5 for their positions, Lindor's resurgence could finally secure him a spot in the upcoming All-Star Game after years of near misses. His current stats, including a 3.0 fWAR, reflect his elite capabilities, which have been consistently undervalued. Manager Carlos Mendoza expressed pride in Lindor’s achievements, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum.

Meanwhile, the Mets are keeping a close eye on player health, with Brett Baty sidelined temporarily due to groin soreness, although the injury is believed to not be severe. Mark Vientos is on a rehab assignment, and the Mets hope to have him back soon. Additionally, two Mets prospects shone brightly, with Jett Williams earning Player of the Week honors and Brendan Girton achieving Pitcher of the Week, showcasing the depth of talent within the organization. The Mets aim to leverage this talent as they push for a competitive season.