Mets' Losing Streak Hits Eleven, Offense Ice Cold

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome to New York Met's News Today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. I'm Corey with the story. The Met's just dropped a hardbreaker to the Cubs, 2-1 in 10 innings at Wrigley Field, pushing their losing streak to 11 straight. Longest since 2002, Devin Williams blew the save in the 9th, giving up a tying double, then Craig Kimberl couldn't hold it in extras after a while pitch, as Nico Herner played at the winner with a sack fly. Players are feeling the weight, with Francisco Lindor owning his clutch struggles and the manager saying, nobody's getting pity, they got aggrined, through this rough patch. The offense has been ice cold, scoring just 10 runs over 6-row games and going 1-4-9 with runners in position, though MJ Melinda is crushed. His first homer as a Met, pitching showed some fight from David Peterson's scoreless relief stint, but in these one-run nail-biteers, perfection's the only path forward, and this kid has them fighting just to stay afloat.