Francisco Lindor signs a massive contract but is he even the best player in the NL East? | BBTN Live

ESPN published this video item, entitled “Francisco Lindor signs a massive contract but is he even the best player in the NL East? | BBTN Live” – below is their description.

Baseball Tonight live is back for the 2020-21 MLB season. Gary Striewski, Joon Lee and Clinton Yates discuss the Mets signing Francisco Lindor to a massive extension and what that means for the NL East. Plus the crew recaps some of the action from opening day in the MLB and special guest Alden Gonzalez joins the show to discuss some storylines heading into the new season.

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