Mets Fans Boil Over After 12th Straight Loss

0:00It's April 22nd, New York Metz News Today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Metz fans left Cityfield fuming after another brutal loss. This time, a 5-3 defeat to the twins, where they blew a 3-run lead for their as. 12th straight defeat. In the 9th inning, closer Devon Williams gave up the go-ahead runs, so manager Carlos Mendoza turned to reliever Austin Warren to stop the bleeding. When he nailed down the final outs, fans turned sarcastic quick, chanting MVP for Warren amid the chaos, perfectly capturing the growing frustration in the stands. By the game's end, the stadium was nearly empty, with a few die-hards who stuck around unloading heavy booze on the team as they walked off. The Metz longest skid since 2002. Players know the heat is on, stressing urgency to learn and bounce back, and with two more games against the twins before facing the Rockies at home. They better find that spark soon.