Mets Snap Streak with Weaver's Clutch Performance

0:00On April 23rd, Metz fans can finally breathe after Luke Weaver stepped up big time to snap a brutal 12-game losing streak with a tight 3-2, when over the twins. In the top of the eighth, with runners on second and third, two outs, and the score tied, manager Carlos Mendoza called on Weaver from the bullpen. Knowing a loss would make it an unlucky 13 straight defeat. Weaver walked the next batter on five pitches, loading the bases, but stayed cool under pressure, getting ahead of Luke Kishal with fastballs, and inducing a pop-up to end the threat without a run scoring. After the Metz grabbed the lead on a Mark Vienta's RBI single, Weaver returned for the ninth, facing four batters, allowing just one hit, but striking. Out the side on 19 pitches to seal the victory, with closer Devon Williams unavailable. This hard fought win feels like a turning point, as Weaver put it, a sigh of relief and a reminder that baseball humbles you, but now the squads. Geared up to build momentum starting tomorrow. Team coverage, powered by AI. This is New York Metz news today. I'm Corey with the story.