The New York Mets suffered their 12th consecutive loss with a 5-3 defeat to the Minnesota Twins, marking their longest losing streak since 2002. Closer Devin Williams struggled in the ninth inning, failing to record an out and allowing two earned runs. The Mets are one loss away from matching the franchise’s third-longest losing streak, with the record set at 17 games in 1962. Historically, no MLB team has made the postseason after such a lengthy losing streak.
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Mets lose 12th straight game; Williams struggles in 9th inning
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