Francisco Lindor Hits 300th Career Home Run in Mets Season Finale

Francisco Lindor hit his 300th career home run during Sunday's season finale against Washington, making him just the third primary shortstop in MLB history to reach the milestone alongside Cal Ripken Jr. and Alex Rodriguez. The 32-year-old adopted an aggressive mindset to end a homer drought dating back to Sept. 12. Despite missing two months with a calf strain, Lindor capped his campaign with 21 home runs and a .732 OPS in a 6-4 loss.