Mets' Wild Win: Brazobán, Williams Mix-Up

0:00On April 24th, the New York Mets pulled off a wild 10-8 win over the Minnesota Twins last night, snapping drama in the ninth inning that had, everyone scratching their heads. After Boba Schett's three-run double gave the Mets the lead, both reliever Huascar Brazovan and closer Devon Williams jog toward the mound at the same time, but because Brazovan crossed the foul line first, rules kept Williams out until later. Earlier in the game, Brazovan had a rough eighth, giving up a grand slam to Ryan Jeffers that tied it at seven after the Twins clawed back from two. Fied, run, holes. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza later called it a mis-translation in instructions. Brazovan was set for a tie, but with the lead, Williams was the guy. Mendoza speaks Spanish, so he clarified directly with Brazovan in the dugout, but the pitchers still headed out on autopilot as the lights dimmed for, the bottom half. Watching Williams trot in, Brazovan realized the mix-up and laughed it off with a quick curse in English.

1:01Brazovan got one-out before Williams took over, striking out the side to seal it despite some late pressure from the Twins. Williams snagged the win even though his ERA jumped to over 10 in recent outings. This marks the Mets' second-stray victory after a brutal 12-game skid, there were since 2012. With Francisco Lindor hitting the injured list for a calf strain and Juan Soto back from his own leg issue, Mendoza just shook his head at the chaos, but praised the team's grit to grind it out. Stay tuned with MLB News. Today, AI, powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.