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Mets Drop Their 12th Straight as Devin Williams Struggles Again

Devin Williams failed to record an out, and the Mets were booed by a sparse crowd as their payroll-heavy club fell to 7-16.

  • On Tuesday, the New York Mets lost their 12th consecutive game, falling 5-3 to the Minnesota Twins after closer Devin Williams allowed a tiebreaking RBI single to Luke Keaschall in the ninth inning.
  • This skid marks the team's longest since 2002, when they dropped 12 straight from Aug. 10-23; the Mets hold a 7-16 record despite an opening-day payroll of $352.2 million that tops the majors.
  • Shortstop Francisco Lindor hit a three-run homer in the third inning to provide an early lead, but a quartet of Twins pitchers retired the final 14 Mets in order afterward.
  • Fans at Citi Field grew restless, chanting "Fire Mendy!" while booing Williams off the mound after he failed to record an out in the ninth-inning appearance.
  • Slugger Juan Soto is expected to return to the lineup Wednesday after missing 16 games, potentially providing offensive help for a Mets team outscored 67-22 during the losing streak.
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Mets fans mostly stay home but fill Citi Field with late boos as New York's skid hits 12 games

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The Washington Post broke the news on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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