Mets' Losing Streak: Can Soto Spark Turnaround?

0:00On April 22nd, the New York Mets just dropped their 12-Straight game, falling 5-3 to the Minnesota Twins. No one in the claim delivered a solid start on the mound, and Francisco Lindoor crushed a three-run homer to give them the lead. But the bullpen blew it late, turning a tie game into another heartbreaking loss. Things got ugly in the 9th when Devon Williams came in with the score even. He walked the first two batters, then gave up a bunch single to load the bases. A single and another walk score two runs before he even got it out, handing the twins the win. Fans are reeling from this skid, the longest for the Mets since 2002. That year, a 12-game slide buried their playoff hopes, dropping them from 508 wins and 57 losses to 508 and. 69 in just two weeks. This one's testing everyone's patience early in the season. The Mets offense went quiet down the stretch against Minnesota, managing just one hit after the 4th inning. Brit Baby's single was their last gasp, and they went down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the knife. Juan Soda returns to the

1:05lineup. Wednesday after a calf strain sideline him right before this Mets started. If anyone can spark a turnaround, it's him. But will it end the streak? Or are we staring down on Lucky Number 13? Stay locked in with New York Mets News today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.