Mets Hold Players-only Meeting After Latest Loss to Pirates
- The New York Mets held a players-only meeting after losing 12-1 to the Pittsburgh Pirates on June 29, 2025, at PNC Park.
- The loss completed a three-game sweep where the Mets were outscored 30-4, marking the Pirates' most lopsided series since 1975.
- The Pirates dominated with 16 hits including two two-run homers from Oneil Cruz and strong performances by Henry Davis and Ke’Bryan Hayes.
- Brandon Nimmo explained that the team chose to have a conversation to foster unity during the Mets’ stretch of 13 losses in 16 games.
- The meeting aimed to address ongoing struggles as the Mets face mounting injuries and a sudden slump threatening their playoff positioning.
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