Francisco Lindor’s wife felt ‘all the emotions’ during epic grand slam in Mets’ NLDS-clinching win

Katia Reguero Lindor will remember much of Wednesday night, but one moment from the Mets’ NLDS-clinching win over the Phillies will forever stand out.

Shortly after the Mets took down the Phillies in Game 4 , Katia reflected on husband Francisco Lindor’s epic grand slam in the bottom of the sixth inning, which gave the Mets a 4-1 lead they never relinquished.

“This moment will forever be ingrained in my mind,” Katia captioned a video on her Instagram Story that featured Lindor at the plate. “Chills. Tears. Awe. Pride. All the emotions at once.”

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Katia also shared a video taken outside the Mets’ clubhouse at Citi Field, where she embraced Lindor, 30, as the crowd erupted into “MVP” chants.

“This moment,” Katia captioned the video, along with a crying face emoji and a flaming heart animation.

Katia and Lindor, who have been married since 2021, later celebrated with their two daughters on the field.

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“Scenes from this emotional day,” Katia gushed in an Instagram post. “NLCS bound!”

There were celebrations aplenty at Citi Field, particularly in the champagne-soaked clubhouse , which had been waiting 15 years since the stadium opened for this milestone moment.

Lindor, who arrived in New York three years ago in a trade with Cleveland, was showered with praise by his team.

“He’s poised. He is a cold dude. He is the coldest dude I’ve ever been around,” outfielder Harrison Bader said.

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Although the Mets are going to savor this victory lap, they know the NLCS is only one step of what’s been an improbable journey.

“I’m celebrating inside, but at the end of the day the job is not finished,” Lindor said.

The Mets now await the winner of the Dodgers-Padres series, with Game 5 set for Friday.

The NLCS begins Sunday.

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