
Mets' Losing Streak Ties Worst in Franchise History
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The New York Mets are enduring their longest losing streak since 2004, with eleven consecutive losses, including a heartbreaking extra-innings defeat to the Chicago Cubs. Despite players rallying around manager Carlos Mendoza, the teams record stands at seven wins and fifteen losses, tied for the worst in MLB. Players like closer Devin Williams and infielder Francisco Lindor praise Mendozas leadership, but acknowledge the teams struggles with batting and pitching. The Mets poor start puts pressure on the squad, with Mendoza focusing on coaching and supporting his players as they prepare for their next game on Tuesday.
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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mets' Losing Streak Ties Worst in Franchise History. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 20th, the New York Metz just hit their 11 straight loss, dropping a heartbreaker and extra innings to the Chicago Cubs on Sunday. Players are stepping up big time to back their manager, Carlos Mendoza, saying the skid is totally on them, not him. This march the longest losing streak for the Metz since back in 2004, and it has them sitting at 7 wins and 15 losses tied for. The worst record in all of Major League Baseball right now, matching the Royals. As like closer Devon Williams made it clear, Mendoza puts them in great spots to win, but they are not swinging the bats or throwing strikes when it counts. Francisco Lindor called him a fantastic leader, who keeps everyone prepared, and starter David Peterson stressed, it is a team thing everyone needs to. Look in the mirror and grind together. The impact hits hard, as this ties for the third worst start in franchise history, putting real pressure on the squad early in the season. Mendoza, in his third year running the show, knows the questions are coming, but he is laser
focused on coaching, leading, and supporting his players, every day. They get back at a Tuesday, ready to fight and turn this around. This has been New York Metz News Today, powered by AI.
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