Francisco Lindor is a bad, bad man. The New York Mets star shortstop walked it off Friday night at Citi Field, mashing a towering 401-foot solo shot in the bottom of the ninth inning to secure a dramatic 5-4 win over the St.

Lindor recorded his latest iconic Mets moment Friday night, crushing a walk-off home run—the 250th of his stellar career—against the St. Louis Cardinals. Not only did Lindor’s blast push the Mets to an impressive 13-7, but it brought him one step closer to the league’s all-time shortstop home run record.

“Soto is a great team player. He worries about having good at-bats for the team,” Lindor told NJ Advance Media. “The truth is that nobody took what he said in any negative way. He’s one of the best players in the game, and all he wants to do is win games.