Over the past few weeks, as the New York Mets fought tooth and nail to reach the postseason and eventually the National League championship series with a string of hold-your-breath comebacks, shortstop Francisco Lindor has made a habit of waiting until the most dramatic moments to deliver in the clutch. On Monday, though, he wasted no time.

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Francisco Lindor and Mark Vientos homered as the New York Mets stopped the Los Angeles Dodgers’ record-tying postseason scoreless streak in a 7-3 victory, tying the NL Championship Series at a game ap

The New York Mets put an end to a historic streak in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series on Monday afternoon. When Francisco Lindor hit a leadoff

New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor opened Monday’s NLCS game with a leadoff home run to snap the Los Angeles Dodgers postseason scoreless streak at 33 innings. It was the first run the Dodgers had allowed since Game 3 of the Division Series, six days ago, and it Lindor’s first hit since his game-winning grand slam in NLDS Game 4 on Wednesday.

Francisco Lindor and Mark Vientos homered as the Mets stopped the Dodgers’ record-tying postseason scoreless streak in a 7-3 victory, tying the NLCS at a game apiece.

History be damned. The Mets ended the Dodgers’ scoreless steak at 33 innings as Francisco Lindor crushed a leadoff homer after an eight-pitch at bat. The 2-2 pitch was sent into the right field stands and into the Mets bullpen,