Mets' 11-Game Losing Streak Continues

0:00It's April 19th. New York Metz News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Metz Nightmare season hit 11 losses in a row after a hard-breaking 2-to-1 defeat to the Chicago Cubs and extra innings at Riggly, Field. Despite a strong bullpen effort shutting out the Cubs for 8 innings, closer Devon Williams blew a save in the 9th and former Met Michael. Conforto tied it with a key double. Metz set up a 10th 10th where Metz reliever Craig Kimbrill couldn't hold the ghost runner and Nico Harner played at the walkoff winner with A. Sacrifice Fly. MJ Melinda's had given New York its only run earlier with a solo homer in the 5th. Metz fans are reeling from this three-game sweep, especially with the team's massive payroll second only to the Dodgers, producing the leagues. Second fewest runs and a brutal 7-15 record, worst in Major League Baseball. Williams, who came over from the Yankees this off-season, is struggling hard with a 7.11

1:00earned run average in 7 outings echoing his. Rough year in the Bronx, where he lost his closer gig. Now the Metz head home for 6 games against the twins and Rockies. They got a snag at least one win soon or risk matching their franchise worst. 17-game skiff from 1962. Pressure's mounting.