Francisco Lindor is having a season to remember for the New York Mets. The shortstop smashed his 30th home run of the campaign on Tuesday, a key part of his team’s 7-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. It’s the second consecutive season and fifth of Lindor’s career with 30 dingers, matching Ernie Banks for the second-most such seasons by a primary shortstop in MLB history. “Every time he’s at the plate, there’s a good feeling,” Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza said. “He’s locked in right now.”