Mets Snap Slump, Fans Rejoice

0:00It's April 23rd, from the locker room to your ears. This is New York Metz News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Metz finally snapped their 12-game losing streak Wednesday night at City Field, beating the Minnesota twins one nothing in attendance. Pictures duel. Fans had turned the slump into means and jokes across the city, but a die-hard crowd stuck around to cheer them on. Earlier this week, things got mystical in Queens as the team tried breaking the curse. Field reporter Steve Gelves did a ritual outside the stadium, with garlic necklaces and burning sage to chase away bad vibes. Up in the booth, Gary Cohen and Ron Darling hung horseshoes and lick candles, while the Metz rocked their black alternate jerseys. Loyal supporters showed no signs of bailing, even with sparse crowds making the place feel quiet and bleak. One fan from Connecticut drove hours with custom shirts, calling themselves true believers. Others in the upper deck laughed it off, saying they hit rock bottom and could only climb from there.

1:01In the eighth first baseman Mark Vientos looped a key single for the go-ahead run, then reliever Luke Weaver struck out the side in the ninth to seal. It. Gary Cohen delivered his classic call with real stretch run energy, proving every win counts the same. For these Metz fans, that breath of relief hits different after the drought. Now they rebuild the mojo one game at a time.