Mets' 12-Game Losing Streak: Twins' Hot Start

0:00On April 22nd, the New York Mets just hit a brutal 12-game losing streak. The longest skid they faced this early in the season. Last night, they failed five to three against the Minnesota Twins, blowing a late lead despite solid pitching from Nolan McLean for six and two thirds. Innings. The Mets tried everything to snap the curse, but their bullpen collapsed again, and the offense went quiet when it mattered most. Meanwhile, the Twins rally for two runs in the ninth to steal the win. Fans and experts are stunned, especially since the Mets carry one of the biggest payrolls in baseball, with sky high expectations. Reactions poured in after the Twins trolled them online, comparing the streak to a dozen eggs or roses. No team in baseball history has ever bounced back from a 12-game losing streak to reach the playoffs that same year. The Twins, sitting at 12 wins and 11 losses, are second in the American League Central and way ahead of preseason predictions. This could be a wake-up call for the Mets to grind out new territory,

1:00or maybe the Twins' hot start cools off quick. Either way, baseball's wild ride keeps delivering these twists. Baseball news, powered by AI. This is MLB News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.