While the Queens’ Mets are off playing their three-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies’, New Yorkers are having the time of their lives in the Big Apple. As known by many, the famous rock band Dead and Company is on the final tour. And most recently, the band starring the 7x Grammy Award winner John Mayer performed two nights in a row at the home ground of the Metropolitans, the New York Mets. John Mayer infused the show with his unwavering Mets fandom and a harmonious display of support.

Notably, this leg of the tour was not only immensely successful but memorable for The Melody Master, John Mayer. It was because the friendship and hospitality of the Mets’ $341 million shortstop Francisco Lindor mesmerized Mayer.  

What did John Mayer do with the Mets’ slugger?

Performing multiple sets during a concert can sometimes get too much. Hence, performers tend to take breaks in between their sets to relax. Mayer did the same, but while doing so, he decided to take things up a notch. Hence, between his sets at Citi Field, the Grammy Maestro took an excellent tour of the Mets’ home ground. It was led by none other than the 4x All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor. 

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While doing so, he did not fail to thank Lindor for his friendship and hospitality through pictures from the concert and the duo taking the tour. Also, another thing to note is that the sports enthusiast iconic singer Mayer did it all while wearing a Mets jersey with Lindor’s name on it. The singer wrote to his Instagram handle, “Series MVPs: @lindor12bc for his friendship and hospitality, and the @mets organization for taking such wonderful care of me and one of their biggest fans: my dad.”

While the Mets are trying to win hearts at the Citizens Bank Park, their shortstop Francisco Lindor won over the Mayer of Music, iconic John Mayer. 

How is the Mets’ star doing this season?

In over 280 at-bats this season, Lindor has had 14 home runs giving an RBI of 51 with an average of 0.218. This season might not be one of the best for Lindor, but the second half of it is still waiting for him. And there’s a good chance for things to turn around for the Mets’ shortstop. 

By the way, how did you like the 7x Grammy Award winner John Mayer thanking Francisco Lindor for the stadium’s tour? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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