In an INCREDIBLY special episode of Meet at the Apple, David Wright and Francisco Lindor sit down with Jon and Vito to talk about their historic 3030 seasons. The conversation doesn't end there though; the two Mets greats also chat about their experience playing in New York, leadership, having the same locker in the clubhouse and so much more. This is one you WON'T WANT TO MISS!!

00:00 Coming Up
00:47 – Remembering those amazing seasons
02:30 – Getting to 30/30 in front of the Mets fans
03:47 – Francisco’s late season surge to reach 30/30
03:59 – David on Francisco playing through injury
04:44 – Francisco makes a connection between himself and David on always showing up early
05:16 – David on why young players look up to Francisco and his leadership
06:04 – Using the same locker in the clubhouse
07:02 – Francisco following the path set by David
08:19 – Francisco with the David Wright jersey in his locker
09:19 – How much does history matter to David and Francisco?
10:59 – David asks Francisco how he became so accountable
12:22 – The first time David and Francisco met
14:04 – Francisco using the 2006 Mets in MLB The Show
16:34 – Does Carlos Beltrán have a secret baking talent?
17:12 – How do David and Francisco want to be remembered?
18:29 – The experience of playing in New York
21:34 – David offers Francisco advice


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