Mets' Stearns Faces Criticism as Team Flounders

0:00On May 2nd, the New York Mets are in deep trouble with the worst record in Major League Baseball at 10 wins and 21 losses, including a brutal. Stretch of 15 losses in their last 18 games. Radio host Adam Shine went off on Mets President David Sterns, blaming him entirely for building a roster that's straight up embarrassing. Shine called out the team's massive $350 million payroll that's produced just two reliable pitchers, slamming moves like, signing Devon Williams and Luke Weaver while letting Peter Lonzo go. He compared it to the 1962 Mets, that expansion squad that lost a record 120 games. Fans and insiders are fired up, but Sterns is standing by manager Carlos Mendoza, saying it's not a coaching issue, and no changes are coming any time. Soon, Mendoza himself admitted it's tough on everyone after their latest loss to the nationals. The Mets started worse than that legendary 1962 team, which went 12 and 19 out of the gate, and pressure is mounting with no quick fixes inside.

1:03As they grind through this skid, all eyes are on whether Sterns can turn it around before the season slips away completely. That's your update from New York Mets News today, powered by AI.