Mets' Losing Streak: Mendoza on Hot Seat

0:00It's April 22nd, from the locker room to your ears. This is New York Mets News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Mets just hit their 12 straight loss, putting manager Carlos Mendoza squarely on the hot seat. What was once a promising start has turned into a nightmare skid for the team. They opened the season 7 and 4 with sky high hopes, but now set as 7 and 16 overall. Their last win came April 7th, a tight 4-3 over the Arizona Diamondbacks, and since then, the offense has flatlined, scoring just 22 runs across those 12 games. Owner Steve Cohen is publicly backing Mendoza, trying to keep things steady amid the firestorm. Fans are restless though, as the pressure builds in a tough market like New York. Right now, they're in the middle of a 9-game home stand, with Juan Soto possibly returning to the lineup Wednesday for an offensive spark. They'll face two more against the Minnesota Twins, then three with the Colorado Rockies and three versus the Washington Nationals.

1:01If they don't snap this streak soon, changes could be coming fast. Keep watching this unfold.