Francisco Lindor intends to fulfill his 10-year, $341 million contract with the New York Mets, a commitment that extends through the 2031 season. Despite the team's current standing, Lindor stated his plan is to remain with the Mets.
"The plan is to be here for my contract," Lindor told The Post. "When I signed up here, it was to be in the good times and bad times and to win."
The shortstop acknowledged that a World Series ring remains an elusive goal as the current season nears its conclusion without a championship for the team. However, Lindor expressed continued faith in the team's leadership and owner Steve Cohen.
Lindor joined the Mets before the 2021 season, and the current contract represents a significant portion of his career with the team. He is midway through the deal and expects to play out the remaining five seasons in a Mets uniform, striving to achieve his goal of winning at least one championship in Queens.