Mets Snap Skid, Win Despite Lindor's Injury

0:00On April 23rd, the Mets finally snapped their 12-game losing streak last night, beating the twins 3-2 in a tight one at City Field. It was their fourth longest skid in franchise history, but victory came with a cost. Their star short-stop Francisco Lindor left in the 4th, with A, Caff injury. Earlier this week, they got big news with Juan Soto, returning from the injured list after his own Caff strain. The pitcher Clay Holmes dominated early, going seven innings with just two runs, while reliever Luke Weaver shut the door in the night for the save. Mark Vientos delivered the game-winning RBI single in the 8th. Players and fans felt the weight of that streak, with the crowd roaring back to life late. Manager Carlos Mendoza stressed no excuses, just figuring it out despite the hits. Team mates talked relief, like finally breathing after pushing so hard without results. Lindor heads for an MRI today, and Mendoza expects him out at least a few weeks, another blow sandwiched between the highs. Vientos owned his base running mistake earlier, but redeemed it big.

1:04Even at 8 wins and 16 losses, this win feels like a spark. They're staying positive, treating it as a turning point amid the talent and tough breaks. From your team, powered by AI, this is New York Metz News Today.