Katia Lindor, a classically trained violinist and Francisco Lindor’s wife, opened the Mets-Padres night with a stirring national anthem as the Lindor family watched from the stands. Francisco followed by delivering his 27th home run after a first-inning single, and Katia celebrated with their kids in clear view of the cameras. The moment unfolded during Hispanic Heritage Night and alongside Lindor’s recognition as a 2025 Roberto Clemente Award nominee.

The evening also featured Kalina’s pregame “play ball” moment, while Katia spoke about music shaping her life—from pregnancy to teaching her daughter with a pink violin—adding a personal thread to a season that already highlights Lindor’s production (.263, 77 RBIs) and leadership.

Cal Raleigh’s 2025 season has become a power coronation. He’s sitting at 56 homers with 11 games remaining, on a pace for 60 and chasing the Mariners’ single-season marks while rewriting the record book for switch-hitters. He’s already passed Mantle for the most homers in a season by a switch-hitter and sits atop the AL RBI chart as Seattle rides a home-run tear into the stretch.

His remarkable May–June run, 101 runs and 115 RBIs, and 30 road HRs illustrate a season defined by elite power, timely production, and a shift in how fantasy managers value catchers with multi-positional appeal and monster counting stats.