Mets Snap Skid, Williams Secures Save

0:00On April 24th, the New York meds have had a brutal start to the season, dropping 12 straight games before snapping the skid with a 10-8. When over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday, April 23rd at City Field, they're now 9-16, sitting eight-and-a-half games back of the Atlanta Braves in the National League East. Their big off-season signing, closer Devon Williams, is struggling too, with a 10.29-earn run average in nine outings. The drama hit in the 9th inning, when set up man, Quascar Brazaban, crossed the foul line too early, forcing him to face at least one batter, even though Williams was queued up with the lights flashing in his entrance music blasting. Earlier this week, the meds grab a three-run lead in the eighth on a double by Boba Shet. But Brazaban had just given up a grand slam that tied. Ilan, it… Brazil been admitted he went on autopilot after a coach mentioned he might stay in if it was still close, and he felt embarrassed for not paying. Attention!

1:00Metz's broadcaster Gary Cohen called it out live, noting the rule that once you crossed that line, you're locked in for the first hitter. Luckily, things turned out smooth for once. Brazaban retired the twins Austin Martin for the first out, then Williams came in, gave a per run on three, hits, but slammed the door to secure the save and the win. The meds looked to build momentum this weekend against the Colorado Rockies, starting Friday at 7 p.m., Eastern at City Field. You've been listening to New York Metz News today, AI Power Team Coverage.