Mets' 12-Game Losing Streak: Can They Snap It?

0:00It's April 22nd. From daily matchups to big moments, this is MLB News Today, powered by AI. The New York Mets are in deep trouble with a 12-game losing streak. They're worse since 2002. Despite the second-highest payroll in baseball, at just over $381 million, they blew a three-nothing lead Tuesday against. The Minnesota Twins, losing 5-3 after pitching a no-hitter into the fifth. That marks the longest skid in the majors right now. Finishing the Kansas City Royals, 8-game run, and the Phillies 6. The Mets hit dead last in the National League East at 7 wins and 16 losses, while the Atlanta Braves lead at 16 and 8, and even though, Marlins are at 11 and 2. Fans are frustrated watching this high-priced squad spiral out of control, especially in a division where no one's dominating except Atlanta. The whole NLE has been unpredictable so far, with inconsistency plaguing most teams. Juan Soto is set to return Wednesday, which could spark some offense, but one star won't

1:02fix everything after such a brutal stretch. They were perfect through five innings Tuesday, before it unraveled. The Mets get another shot at the Twins tomorrow time, to snap this streak and salvage the season before it slips away completely.