Mets Snap Streak, Turn Chaos into Victory

0:00On April 24, the New York Mets just snapped their 12-game losing streak and now sit on a two-game winning run after beating the Minnesota Twins, 10-8 on Thursday night. They turned a potential disaster into a gritty comeback, holding off a late charge to finally get back in the win column. Going into the 8th, the Mets held a four-run lead, but Craig Kimberl loaded the bases and Huascar Brazovan gave up a grand slam to Ryan Jeffers. Time things up at seven. The Mets fired right back in the bottom half, loading the bases themselves as Boba Shit drove in three huge runs to take the lead. Manager Carlos Mendoza owned up to a translation mix-up, heading into the 9th, where instructions got lost in Spanish to English. Brazovan jogged back out by mistake since he crossed the foul line, even though Devon Williams was warming up to close it out. Brazovan admitted he went on autopilot after the tough inning, but Williams eventually got the call, allowed one run but slammed the door for the save. The Mets showed real fight, turning chaos into

1:02victory. Now they host the Colorado Rockies Friday night, chasing that third straight win to build some real momentum heading into the weekend. You've been listening to New York Mets news today, AI-powered team coverage.