Make the great Francisco Lindor Mets captain. The main reason, of course, that Lindor should be named captain is that he'd make a great one. But before we get into why that's the case, let's deal with a couple small side benefits that maybe aren't so small.
"He's good. He's continuing to train [and] go through the rehab process with our training staff. That's kind of where it's at right now. I don't think he's getting any closer getting on the ice," Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky said on Monday.
Luis Severino expressed his commitment to the Oakland Athletics after finalizing a $67 million, three-year contract, stating, "I am going to give my 100%. I am going to be the best pitcher, person, and teammate to help everybody to be better." His assurance of dedication symbolizes the team's aspirations for their new chapter in West Sacramento as they establish leadership and competitiveness.
"The San Francisco Giants even called me up and freaking slapped me on the freaking hand about this too. Now that Buster has come out and reiterated kind of what I said, I don't get no slaps on the hand no more. Imagine that."