The wife of New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor shared threatening messages from fans amid her husband's recent struggled at the plate. 

Through the first eight games of the season, the struggling hitter carries a .032 batting average, a .184 on-base percentage, and a .032 slugging percentage. 

While it's still early in the season, some Mets fans have already begun hitting out at Lindor, attacking his family amid his woes. 

Lindor's wife, Katia Reguero Lindor, shared two disturbing private messages she had received to X, formerly known as Twitter, this week. 

In one message an account called her husband a 'f***ing piece of s**t' and said they hoped that 'him and your child die screaming.' 

Another blamed her for 'not holding your husband accountable' as they called her a 'selfish c**t'. 

Alongside the screenshots of the DMs, Regeuro Lindor said she could normally overlook the 'cowardly' hate on social media but claimed that the users had crossed the line by bringing her children into the abuse. 

'I'm usually all for triggering male fragile egos and find it borderline comical when I get cowardly social media hate, but when lowlifes like this bring my husband and kids to the conversation, whew, that really crosses a boundary & it saddens me to know how vile some people are,' she wrote. 

'How unhappy must you be with your own life? Go take out your anger elsewhere, please.'

'For every negative comment, there's an outpouring of positive ones,' she added. 'This is my message of gratitude to those who have gone out of their way to consistently show support.'

Lindor showed his appreciate for his wife's support ahead of the Mets' loss to the Reds on Saturday at Great American Ball Park.

'I love that she's always looking out for what's best for me and what's best for our family,' Lindor said.

Her replies section was filled with messages of support from other fans and it appears the Lindor family also have the backing of Mets owner Steve Cohen.  

One X user floated the idea of the idea of Mets fans giving Lindor a standing ovation to show the shortstop some support the next time the teamplays at home at Citi Field next Friday against the Royals. 

And Cohen backed the idea, writing: 'Love that idea. It worked in Philly with [Trea] Turner. Positivity goes a long way.'

Lindor married Reguero in December 2021 after welcoming a daughter, Kalina Zoé, together a year earlier. In June 2023, their second daughter, Amapola Chloé, was born.