Cubs Walk Off in 10 and the Mets' Losing Streak Just Keeps Getting Uglier
The Cubs found a way to win it when it mattered most on Friday night. Down to their final strike in the 10th inning, Chicago rallied late and walked off for the victory, keeping their momentum rolling while the Mets watched another game slip away.
For New York, this loss stings even more. The Mets' skid has now hit 11 games. That's the kind of stretch that makes fans nervous. That's the kind of stretch where you start wondering if things are broken or if it's just a bad run. Either way, it's rough to be a Mets fan right now.
🎲 Want to Make Tonight's Game More Interesting?
Kalshi lets you trade on real sports outcomes — not just spreads. It's the only federally regulated prediction market in the US, and it's available right here in Washington state.
New users get a FREE $10 just for signing up — no deposit required to claim it.
👉 Claim Your Free $10 at KalshiThe Cubs Made the Moment Matter
Chicago didn't quit. They rallied late when the game looked done, and they found a way to finish it in the 10th. That's baseball at its best, the kind of moment that changes the energy in a clubhouse. The Cubs showed the kind of resilience you need to win ballgames, especially early in the season when every win feels like it matters.
Mets Still Searching for Answers
New York is in trouble. Eleven straight losses is a hole you don't dig yourself out of overnight. The Mets need to find something, anything, to stop the bleeding. They're playing the kind of baseball that loses games in April, and if they don't turn it around fast, they'll be looking up at a lot of teams in the standings.
The Cubs walk off. The Mets pack it in. That's where we're at in the National League right now.
🐦 What fans are saying on X
See the latest reactions and highlights from Seattle fans about .
View X conversation →This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.