Mets End Skid, But Lindor's Injury Looms

0:00It's April 23rd. This is New York Metz News Today, your AI-powered team coverage. The New York Metz finally broke through with the three-two win over the Minnesota Twins at City Field, snapping a brutal 12-game losing streak. It was their first victory since April 7th, bumping their record to eight wins and sixteen losses after a rough start to the season. Juan Soto made his return from a calf strain and went one for three with a walk, giving the line up some much-needed balance and energy that had been. Missing during the skid, things got tense in the fourth when Francisco Lindor left with tightness in his left calf right after scoring on Francisco Alvarez's double, raising. Worries since he's been one of their steadiest hitters lately, ESPN dropped the tough stat on social media, noting that all 138s in the World Series era who lost 12 straight missed the playoffs, putting the Metz in some historic back company despite the relief. Mark Fientos came up big with a go-ahead RBI single in the eighth, and the bullpen locked

1:03it down from there, but with Lindor banged up and along. Road ahead in the standings, the real test is whether this win sparks real change moving forward.