Mets End Skid, Soto Returns; Lindor's Status Uncertain

0:00It's April 23rd. This is New York Metz News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening with your team. I'm Corey with the story. The Metz finally snapped their 12-game losing streak last night with a gritty 3-2 win over the twins. It wasn't flashy, but the offense scraped together just enough runs to pull it off. Big concern though? Francisco Lindor left in the fort ending with calf tightness after scoring on a double, and he's getting an MRI this morning. Before the game, they activated Juan Soto off the injured list and sent Hayden Singer down to AAA. No rehab games for Soto, so they're easing him back slowly. His power should fire up a lineup that's been ice cold without him. Soto started a little buzz saying he didn't chat with teammates during their road skid, but vets like Ron Darling brushed it off as no big deal. Announces Gary Cohen and Howie Rose could barely contain their relief on the calls. Meanwhile, the Phillies are sinking too, dropping their 8th straight to the Cubs. Around the National League East, the Braves top the Nationals 8-6 thanks to Michael Harris

1:02the second. Marlon's grabbed a series win over the Cards 4-1, an Atlanta's calling up Carlos Carosco. Phillies Skipper Rob Thompson's seat isn't hot yet. On this day back in 1962, the Metz nashed their first ever franchise wind-fitting bookend to shake off these blues and build momentum. Moving forward.