Francisco Lindor showcased his power again against the Philadelphia Phillies, smashing two home runs and driving in four runs to lead the New York Mets to a thrilling 5-4 victory. His second homer, a momentous three-run shot, came in the seventh inning, giving the Mets a five-run cushion to fend off a late Phillies rally. Lindor has rebounded from a slow start this season, boasting a .325 batting average in April with five homers and 12 RBIs, reminiscent of his strong performance in last year's postseason.

The Mets' victory extended their win streak to five games, solidifying their impressive home record of 10-1, tying the franchise's best home start since 2015. Lindor's resurgence and the team's collective effort have created a winning atmosphere, highlighted by Tylor Megill's stellar pitching, which included 10 strikeouts and maintained a 1.09 ERA, showcasing the Mets' depth and resilience early in the season.