Lindor, Mets and Dojo for $22.3 million…

Maekyung.com MK Sports (Arlington, USA) Correspondent Kim Jae-ho
Shortstop Francisco Lindor, 27, has agreed with his new team, New York Mets, to pay for the 2021 season.
Local media such as’MLB.com’ reported on the 16th (Korean time) that Lindor and Mets had negotiated an annual salary for $22.3 million.
Lindor, with a service time of 5 years and 113 days, is the last annual salary adjustment. If you play this season, you will get free agency status.

^ Lindor agreed to negotiate a salary with the new team Mets. Photo =ⓒAFPBBNews = News1

The contract with the Mets, who joined through a trade, was open to the possibility of extending the contract, but for now, they agreed to a contract for the 2021 season. He had revealed that he was willing to negotiate an extension of the contract until the opening of the season.
Lindor is a player who deserves this salary. His previous team, Cleveland Indians, played 777 games in 6 seasons, batting 0.285, OBP 0.346 and slugging average of 0.488, winning 4 All-Stars, 2 Silver Sluggers and 2 Gold Gloves.
MLB.com ranks fourth in all-time after Muki Betz ($27 million in 2020) and Nolan Arena ($26 million in 2019) Josh Donaldson ($23 million in 2018) among players eligible for a salary adjustment. Said. Of the three players who signed up for more than that, Betz and Arenado had agreed to extend the contract. [email protected][ⓒ 매일경제 & mk.co.kr, 무단전재 및 재배포 금지]