Mets' Road Trip: Make or Break Time

0:00On May 1st, the New York Mets are in deep trouble with a 10-21 record, the worst in Major League Baseball after dropping a 5-4. Heartbreaker to the Washington Nationals. This loss fits their whole season vibe, teasing hope, then crumbling late. They rally back from an early deficit with a 3-run homer by Mark Fiantos to grab a 4-3 lead, but CJ Abrams crushed a 2-run shot in. The 8th to flip it. Another 9th inning push fell short, just like so many games this year where they can't seal the deal. Fans are fed up, straight yelling for heads to roll on manager Carlos Mendoza and general manager David Sterns. The York's not patient with losing, especially when it looks this aimless and the injuries aren't helping, Francisco Lendor out indefinitely, Jorge, Palanco and Luis Robert Jr. sideline at least 10 days, even Juan Soto stuck, as designated hitter with forearm issues. Juan office moves like grabbing Andy Ivonez after Oakland cut him, field desperate, not

1:02strategic, and the metcibelo even the struggling Phillies. In the NL East, roster's patchwork, offense sputters, no real identity. Now they hit a 9-game road trip starting Saturday against the Los Angeles Angels, and with time running out, this could make or break the hole. Juan office noise building in the city.