Mets Sweep Sweep, Fans Boos, Heat on Mendoza

0:00It's April 27. You're listening to New York Mets News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. The Mets just got swept by the Rockies in a double-header at City Field, dropping a 3-to-1 game and then a shut-out, 3-nothing loss. That puts them in nine wins and 19 losses, tying the Phillies for the worst record in baseball and sitting 10-and-a-half games back in the National League East after just four weeks. Cody Sanga took the hill in the nightcap but struggled hard, giving up three runs in two and two-thirds innings, including a two-run homer to Hunter. Goodman. His ERA has ballooned to 17.28 over his last three starts and the offense managed just one run across 18 innings. Fans weren't holding back, booing Sanga, manager Carlos Mendoza when he pulled him, and even the hitters and fielders for all the mistakes. With their star shortstop on the injured list for at least another month and 40 percent of the rotation and flux, the heats on Mendoza and President David Stern's two.

1:02Pitching's a mess outside of Freddie Peralta, Nolan McLean and Clay Holmes, while the bats ring dead last in on-base slugging and run scored. Juan Soto's back from injury, but Lax Liner protection, Boba Shet's way off his norms, Luis Robert Jr. cooled off and youngsters like Brett, Betty and Ronnie Mauricio still got to prove it. They got to turn this around quick, or this early season nightmare could bury any shot it's salvaging the year.