Mets' 12-Game Losing Streak: Fans Demand Change

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is New York Mets News today, where Team Coverage meets AI. The Mets are in deep trouble with their 12-straight loss, tying the franchise's worst skid since 2002. Last night, the twins edged them 5-3 at City Field, blowing up a 3-run lead the Mets held late. That's their longest drought since early April, and fans are feeling the pain in Queens. Their last win came April 7th against the Diamondbacks, thanks to a walkoff hit in extra innings. Since then, the offense has gone ice cold, especially after the 5th in this latest defeat, no more hits, walk sealing the deal for Minnesota. Teams everywhere are piling on by a social media. The twins posted a jab comparing a dozen Mets losses to eggs or roses. Even MLS side Charlotte FC chimed in, noting zero wins at City Field for both the Mets and New York City FC since April 8th. This skid has folks calling loud for a managerial shakeup with Carlos Mendoza under fire, as

1:00the teams hit rock bottom. No quick fixes in sight, but hope flickers with their next series against the twins today and tomorrow, then the Rockies. Superstar Juan Soto returns Wednesday from his calf tweak, which could spark something. Keep watching Queens. The Amazons need a miracle to flip this script.