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Minnesota Twins Ace Joe Ryan Exits Start With Elbow Soreness After Facing Two Batters

Minnesota Twins right-hander Joe Ryan left Sunday's start against the Toronto Blue Jays due to elbow soreness after facing just two batters. Ryan struck out Yohendrick Pinango to start the game, then walked Kazuma Okamoto before signaling to the dugout and exiting. The 2025 All-Star was the unquestioned ace of the rotation with Pablo Lopez out for the season following Tommy John surgery. Ryan has been remarkably healthy, making seven starts this season, 30 last season, and at least 23 starts in each of the previous three seasons.

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Mets Lose 12th Straight as Twins Troll Losing Streak With Baker's Dozen Joke

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Mets Lose 12th Straight as Twins Troll Losing Streak With Baker's Dozen Joke

The New York Mets lost their 12th consecutive game Tuesday, 5-3 to the Minnesota Twins, who trolled the struggling team on social media by highlighting things that come in a dozen: eggs, roses and Mets losses. The Mets took an early lead but the Twins tied it in the seventh and won in the ninth on Luke Keaschall's RBI single and a bases-loaded walk by Mets closer Devin Williams. New York's longest losing streak since August 2002 marks the first time since 1903 that a team with a 12-game skid made the postseason.

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Mets Extend Losing Streak to 12 Games With 5-3 Loss to Twins at Home

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Mets Extend Losing Streak to 12 Games With 5-3 Loss to Twins at Home

The New York Mets lost 5-3 to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, extending their losing streak to 12 games — their longest since 2004. Despite holding an early 3-0 lead, the Mets couldn't sustain momentum with Francisco Lindor's three-run homer not enough to prevent the loss. Manager Carlos Mendoza acknowledged fans would be unhappy with the team's performance, as New York entered the game hitting .200 during the skid and being outscored 62-19.

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Mets Return Home to Sparse Crowd After 11-Game Losing Streak

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Mets Return Home to Sparse Crowd After 11-Game Losing Streak

The New York Mets returned to Citi Field on Tuesday night facing an 11-game losing streak — their longest since 2004. Despite concerns from manager Carlos Mendoza and players about a frosty reception, only a few thousand fans attended the game in cold 46-degree weather in Queens. Francisco Lindor hit a three-run homer in the third inning to give the Mets their biggest lead since a 5-2 win over the San Francisco Giants on April 5. The team hit .200 during the skid while being outscored 62-19, but slugger Juan Soto is expected to return from the injured list Wednesday.

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