Mets Drop 12th Straight, Lose to Twins 5-3

0:00On April 22nd, the Mets came home to a freezing city field on Tuesday night and dropped a tough one to the twins, five to three, pushing their losing. Street to a brutal 12 games. Nolan McLean stole the show early, mowing down the first 15 batters with 10 strikeouts, including five in a row across the second and third. Innings, touching 98 miles per hour on his fastball. The Mets grabbed the three-nothing lead in the third when Francisco Lindor crushed a three-run homer to right after Mark Vientos singled and Carson. Benchtel's second, marking their first multi-run advantage since April 7th, but McLean faltered late, giving up a two-run homer to Byron Bucston in the sixth and more hits in the seventh, letting Minnesota tie it at three. Kwascar Brasovan came in to slam the door on that inning. In the ninth, closer Devon Williams loaded the bases with walks and an error, then surrendered the go-ahead run plus another on a bases loaded walk. Amid heavy booze, though Austin Warren struck out the side to end it, sparking ironic MVP chance from the chili crowd as the Mets went down quietly.

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