Mets Snap Skid with Dominant Win

0:00It's April 30th, I'm Cory with the story. This is New York Metz News today, driven by AI and built for fans. The Metz finally played a straight-up baseball game last Tuesday, cruising to an 8-0 shut-out over the Washington Nationals. Boba Shet smashed a lead-off homer on the very first pitch, and after a fielding error by the Nats-3rd Basement in the 4th, New York erupted for. Seven runs, capped by Wansoto's two-run shot to the opposite field. That outburst got backed by solid pitching from a trio of arms. Clay Holmes kicked it off with six strong innings, allowing just three hits. Tobias Meyers handled the next two, and Craig Kimberl closed it perfect, striking out all three batters in the 9th. This win snapped a brutal stretch, where the Metz dropped 15 of their last 17 games, tying them with the Phillies for the worst record in, baseball. But as classic Metz, they're famous for Wild Swings, from their 120 losses in 1962

1:00to Miracle World Series runs in. 69 and 86. Their two prior wins over the past three weeks were pure chaos, though. They ended a 12-game skid against the twins, with a 3-2 squeaker, where Francisco Lindor got hurt celebrating, then blew multiple five run. Leads in a 10-8 thriller, the next night, amid bullpen mix-ups. Now they got to stack more days like this one, boring or not, to climb out of that hole. Holmes put it best, just do it again tomorrow, and the day after, building win after win.