FRANCISCO LINDOR makes a sincere reception in front of the Fillies series

As Mets and Phillies are prepared for the restoration of their rivalry of the bud, Francisco Lindor approaches series with sincerity and urgency. Although it is only april, the stakes already feel high as Nl east enemies square For the first time, Mets sent Filadelphia home in last year’s NLD – closed by Lyndor’s Dramatic Grand Slam in the game 4.

“We know the phillies have a fantastic team,” Lintor said in front of the opener on Monday on the City of Citi. “We know we have to go out there and play the game in the right way. They have a really good line, they have some really good pitchers – we just have to stay a course.”

After the metriles of cardinals in four games, the meters are shooting at all cylinders, sitting on the department with 13-7 records and related to the second-most victories in NL. Phillies, two games behind 11-9, would like to disprove after the delayed late lead against Marlin on Sunday.

Despite an early date in the calendar, both teams know how much weight this series is worn. “Every point of the match,” Brandon Nimmo said. “Apparently don’t like how things ended last year and I’m sure they’d like to make a statement right away.”

Mets are preparing to face Phillies for the first time in 2025. Years

Met, however, click right right. Lintor, who revealed his swing again, Were measured twice against St. Louis and set the tone at the top of the line. Juan Soto warms up after driving in three of four games, and Pete Alonso continues his RBI, and leading NL with 24. Even with key injuries contribute to the center in the center in the center in the center in the center in the center.

Phillies enter a series with their own stars power, but also their share in matters. Their Bulpen still struggles, leading to expensive losses. Still, blind mice – led Brice Harper, Tret Turner and Kyle Schwarber – they are able to pick up at any time. Add in former Met Zack Wheeler, which was to set this week, and Rivalry gets even more personal.

“There are no serious feelings,” Wheeler said to face his former team. “It’s just baseball at this point.”

For Lindor, it’s more than just baseball – it’s about maintaining momentum. “At the end of the day, we must give everything we don’t have no matter who on the other side,” he said.

Monday Opener Pit of Aaron Nola against the compound of red hot happiness in what promises to be a tone setting conflict. NL Eastern Crown will not be defeated in April, but this week it could go a long way in shaping that claims. The rivalry is alive and well – and no side is ruled out.