Mets Stick with Mendoza Despite Slump

0:00It's May 1st. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. The New York Mets are sticking with manager Carlos Mendoza. Despite their rough 10-21 start, the worst record in baseball. President of baseball operations David Sterns made it clear they are not viewing this as a manager issue and have no plans to make a change. The team just snapped a franchise' worst 12-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over the Minnesota twins on April 22nd, but they've dropped five of their last six, including a sweep by the Rockies. Fans and front office know the record stings, especially sitting dead last in the National League East. That's two gains back of the Philadelphia Phillies, who fired their manager Rob Thompson this week and have won three straight under Interim Boss Donne, mattingly. Mendoza came on board in 2023 and is in the final guaranteed year of his three-year deal. These posted a 182 and 173 mark overall, though the Mets faded hard last season from the

1:01best record in June. To 83 and 79, Sterns believes they are capable of more, so expect Mendoza to keep steering the ship as they push to turn things around in the division race.