Mets' Wild Win Snaps Streak, Despite Dugout Drama

0:00It's April 24th, from the locker room to your ears. This is New York Metz News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Metz pulled off a wild 10-8 win over the Minnesota twins last night, snapping a 12-game losing streak with their second, trait victory. But the real drama hit in the 9th, when both reliever Huascar Brazoban and closer Devon Williams, jawed to the mound at the same time after the Metz. Grab the lead on Boba Shet's three-run double. It all stemmed from a classic mis-translation in the dugout. Manager Carlos Mendoza had told Brazoban, who speaks Spanish, to pitch only if the game stayed tied, but the message got garbled and Brazoban headed. Out anyway, crossing the foul line first and blocking Williams. Mendoza owned it quick, saying he jumped into Clarify since he speaks the language too. Brazoban laughed it off later through his interpreter, admitting he went on autopilot after blowing the eighth with a grand slam and dropped a funny curse when he saw Williams

1:03trotting in with the lights dimming. Brazoban got one quick out, then Williams took over, striking out a couple and escaping a jam to seal it, earning the win despite his own rough. Stretch lately, meanwhile, the Metz dealt with Francisco Lindor hitting the injured list with a calf strain, though Juan Soto just returned from his own. Chaos aside, this greedy comeback shows the Metz finding their fight just when they needed