In Puerto Rico, everyone knows everyone. All the neighbors know each other, come out, talk. In the U.S., everyone is apart. It's more private. — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
I didn't go to college. My college was the minor leagues, and talking to everybody. — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
My family is everything to me. I talk with someone in my family every day. — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
Having success at the moment the team needs it, it definitely feels good. — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
This was my dream playing on TV. It was never to play in the Big Leagues. It was always to play on TV so… — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
I can't stop being me because someone doesn't like that I smile a lot, or that I clap my hands and yell, 'Come on!… — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
The fans, they want something to embrace you. The fans want to cheer for you. If we don't give them that, you're going to… — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
I want to win, and that's why I go all out. I try to do whatever it takes to make sure at the end… — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
I've said it before: I don't really play for numbers, but it's really hard not to play for numbers in New York. — Francisco Lindor Copy Share Image
