Mets Lindor: “Stay with me!” He’s fired up for Game 5, “on a rock” The lefty starter is also “ready to fight” – Sponichi Annex Baseball

On the 17th (Japan’s 18th period), the Mets lost Game 4 of the National League Championship Series against the Dodgers at home. With a record of 1 win and 3 losses, they were close to advancing to the World Series.

Lindor, who started as the No. 1 shortstop, had 2 hits in 5 at bats. In the 3rd inning, he created an opportunity with a hit from first base to center field with no outs, but in this inning, the batting line was able to return one run into a double play. In his fourth at-bat in the 7th inning, he hit a hit up the middle, but it didn’t score.

After the game, Lindor said, “We just have to take what we learned from today’s game and apply it tomorrow. The other team was taking advantage of opportunities and getting points. We couldn’t do that. on the base, we do our best “I have to hit, score runs, and help the nose,” he said, reflecting on the lack of connection among the team batting.

When asked about the change in the atmosphere in the stadium as a result of Otani’s leadoff batter, he replied, “Right after that, I got one back and tied it, so nothing changed. home run, and the game was just starting from square one.” “I’m back,” he said, adding that there was no big impact when Vientos hit a solo shot to tie the score.

With 1 win and 3 losses, he looked forward to Game 5 on a precipice, saying, “We played better football than yesterday, but in the end we have to outplay the other team. If I didn’t believe in the team, I couldn’t do it now.'” “I’m not here.” He continued, “We have to get points one game at a time. I want to say to the fans, ‘Stay with us.’ Thanks to the fans, we’ve come this far.

Alonso also said, “The whole season was like a cliff edge. two games. . However.

Peterson, who will start Game 5, said, “The team is confident and we’ve overcome a lot so far this season. I am very honored to be able to start under these circumstances. I want the team to have confidence.’ ‘It’s proof that I’m ready to fight tomorrow.”

In the Wild Card Series, Alonso hit a walk-off three-run homer in Game 3 to win against the Brewers. In the regional series against the Phillies, Alonso hit a walk-off home run with the bases loaded in Game 4, leading to the “Miracle Mets” win. It is still too early to give up.

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