Mets Snap Skid, Vientos' Clutch Hit Sparks Win

0:00On April 23rd, Mets finally snapped their 12-game losing streak with a tight 3-2 win over the twins on Wednesday night. Mark Vientos stole the show, turning from goat to hero in just two innings. He got thrown out at home in the sixth after ignoring a stop sign on a double, killing a scoring chance in a tied game. But he bounced back in the eighth with a clutch single that scored the go-ahead run. Vientos owned the base running blunder, saying his instincts kicked in when the ball hit the wall. He admitted seeing the coach's signal, but chose aggression over caution, figuring he'd rather air on the bolt side than play it safe. Manager Carlos Mendoza grand about Vientos' big hit and is in wavering on struggling closer Devon Williams despite his recent blow-ups. Williams gave up seven runs and three outings with walks and hits piling up, but Mendoza trust he'll rebound like before, even after past emotions. With the Yankees, meanwhile, where Lever Warren flipped the crowd from booze to MVP chance

1:00with key strikeouts that kept the twins close but scoreless. And AJ, Mendoza took a step in his rehab from Lat surgery, tossing one inning for triple A Syracuse where he allowed a run on three hits. This win lifts some weight off the Mets' shoulders after that brutal skid, setting them up to build momentum, heading into the next series. You've been listening to New York Mets News today, AI-powered team coverage.