Francisco Lindor cuts off ESPN interview to have a good time Mets’ wild-card win

Francisco Lindor wasn’t going to let something cease him from celebrating.

The Mets shortstop abruptly ended a postgame interview with ESPN to take a workforce picture within the moments after an exhilarating come-from-behind 3-2 win over the Brewers of their wild-card finale.

“In case you see over there, I’m about to take a workforce image — I gotta go,” a breathless Lindor advised the studio broadcast workforce. “I like you guys. Mets nation, we did — I like you guys!”

He then ripped off his headset and triumphantly ran over to his teammates — hopping and skipping in jubilance — for a photograph of their “October Prepared” T-shirts.

Lindor has usually carried the Mets within the latter half of the season, battling by a again damage to get again into the lineup.

He supplied stellar protection within the three-game wild card set, furthering his workforce MVP credentials, however on Thursday, he ceded the highlight to teammate Pete Alonso, whose three-run homer within the prime of the ninth inning put the Mets on the board — and within the lead, 3-2 — to ship the Amazin’s to the NLDS.

Lindor will get a couple of additional days to relaxation up earlier than he leads his fellow Mets in opposition to the Phillies in a sequence that begins Saturday in Philadelphia.