Mets' Williams Blows Save, Losing Streak Extends

0:00On April 22nd, the meds closer, Devon Williams just had another rough night, blowing a save and a fire to three loss against the twins. That's their 12 straight defeat, the longest skid since 2002. He came in with a game tide, but couldn't get a single out, giving up one hit and three walks for the final two runs. This marks the third meltdown in a row for Williams, who the meds signed to a $51 million deal over the offseason to lock down the ninth. His ERA this season sits at 9.95, and he admitted feeling out of sync, especially with his change of missing the zone. Fans were holding back, booing Williams as he headed to the dugout after loading the bases. Then came the mock cheers, with chance of MVP and Austin Warren when the reliever stepped up and struck out the side to escape the jam. Looking back, Williams had command issues early last year with the Yankees 2, getting demoted from the closer spot. As your Carlos Mendoza nailed it, saying once you start walking guys, you're in trouble

1:00and that's exactly what happened here with three ball counts. On most batters, the meds knew the wrist betting big on him after that Yankees mess, but these repeated struggles are piling up fast, leaving the bullpen and shambles and the losing streak alive. I'm Corey with the story, that's your New York meds news today update, AI powered and always on.