Mets' Skid: Mendoza's Job on the Line?

0:00On April 20th, the New York Mets just dropped a tight 2-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs on the road, making it 11 straight defeats. They started the season 7-4, but now sit at 7-15, dead last in the National League East after three straight sweeps. Pressure is mounting on manager Carlos Mendoza, with whispers he might get the boot soon, despite some players backing him up. Insiders like Ken Rosenthal point to three internal candidates as possible replacements. First up is Farm Director Andy Green, who managed the San Diego Padres from 2016 to 2019, posting a 274-2-366 record, but never reaching the playoffs. Then there's Benchcoach Kai Kareya, with zero-managing experience and Hall of Famer Carlos Beltran, who's tied to the Mets but stepped away before. Managing a game due to that astral scandal. Mendoza had a solid run last year, guiding the Mets to 89 wins. The playoffs as a wildcard, and even the NLCS. But a late collapse kept them out in the prior season 2, and now they're 8 games back in the division.

1:05There are three games out of a wildcard spot and host the Minnesota Twins on two they win or lose. This skid has folks wondering if change is coming. Fast to turn things around. New York Mets news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.