Mets Lose Heartbreaker, Worst Record in Baseball

0:00It's April 19th, New York Mets News Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Mets were this close to snapping their skid against the Cubs, but nah, they blew a one-nothing lead in the 9th and dropped a heartbreaker in the Morris. 10th on a walk-off sack fly, Devin Williams gave up that key run, and the Mets loan score came from MJ Melendez's solo homer in the 5th. Their only real offense all day with, just six hits total, pitching held strong early though. Tobias Meyers opened with two clean innings, striking out two on 28 pitches, keeping his earned run average at 3.00. David Peterson boughs back big after rough starts, tossing three and two-thirds scoreless frames with three hits, but no walks. Tension spiked in the 6th when bases loaded up after Peterson left a runner on 3rd, the Hwasgar Brazavans struck out Sayas Zuki to escape. Brooks Rayley and Luke Weaver kept the shutout rolling through the 8th, only from Michael

1:01Conforto to pinch hit, and double home the tying run off. Williams' classic twist of the knife. The Mets went down quietly in the top of the 10th with a runner on 2nd, then Craig Kimberl's wild pitch set up Pete Crow Armstrong the score on. Nico Harner's sack fly. Now sitting at seven wins and 15 losses, they're staring down the worst record in baseball as the losses pile up.