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The New York Mets are considering trading superstar shortstop Francisco Lindor due to his high salary, recent injuries, and declining offensive performance, but a deal is complicated by his no-trade clause and contract length. The Cleveland Guardians, where Lindor previously played, are a potential destination, though roster adjustments would be necessary. Most likely, Lindor will remain with the Mets for now, with a trade possibly more feasible during the offseason.
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