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Embattled Mets closer Devin Williams allowed a tiebreaking RBI single to Luke Keaschall in the ninth inning, and New York lost its 12th consecutive game, falling 5-3 to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night. The Mets' skid is their longest since they dropped 12 straight from Aug. 10-23, 2002. No team has made the playoffs after a season in which it lost 12 in a row. Matt Wallner followed Keaschall by drawing a bases-loaded walk off Williams (0-1), who didnt retire any of the five batters he faced before being booed off the mound. Williams has allowed seven runs while recording four outs in his last three appearances. The Mets were in position to end their streak when Nolan McLean retired the first 15 Twins batters and Francisco Lindor hit a three-run homer in the third to give the Mets their biggest lead since April 5, when they beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2. The homer was Lindors first with a man on base since last Aug. 15 one day before McLeans debut. Wallner led off the sixth with a single off McLean and Byron Buxton homered with two outs. Keaschall tied the game with an RBI single in the seventh. A quartet of Twins pitchers retired the final 14 Mets in order. Cole Sands (1-1) tossed the last two innings. McLean allowed three runs and struck out 10 in 6 2/3 innings. Twins starter Simeon Woods Richardson gave up three runs and struck out two in five innings. Reporting by the Associated Press.

A West Indies Championship match at Sir Viv Richards Stadium was abandoned due to a dangerous pitch after a batter was hit on the helmet by a sharply bouncing delivery.

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SAN ANTONIO When San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama jogged to the locker room Tuesday night at 8:57 of the second quarter after his face slammed to the floor, everything changed for San Antonio. He was ruled out for the game shortly after entering concussion protocol, and the Spurs were forced to regroup.They led by double-digits late in the fourth quarter, but couldnt find any consistent offense down the stretch as Portland stayed steady and out-shot and outworked San Antonio in Game 2 to claim a 106-103 victory that evened the first-round playoff series.Here are the key takeaways for how the Trail Blazers capitalized on their big opportunity Tuesday night:Life without WembyWith Wembanyama ruled out early in the second quarter, Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson turned to a seldomly used lineup to keep his team afloat: Dylan Harper, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, Julian Champagnie and Luke Kornet. The combination of four guards and Kornet played just 29 minutes together this season, but outperformed teams by a +12.6 net rating as well as operated at a pace that would rank at the top of the league.The drawbacks to a lack of size against one of the larger playoff teams around were apparent, but the benefits and potential tradeoffs were too tantalizing to ignore. All four guards are capable of initiating and finishing plays, can create for others as well as themselves and can space the floor. At the other end, what they lack in size they make up for in speed, smarts and connectivity. San Antonio played Portland evenly for the remainder of the half and those players helped the Spurs extend their lead in the fourth quarter, something to monitor moving forward depending on how many non-Wembanyama minutes the Spurs will play in the coming days.Unfortunately with no Wemby available, the smallish Spurs were exploited on the glass late and the offense collapsed down the stretch as the squad seemed to lack the connectivity and familiarity that had been its hallmark.The emergence of Scoot HendersonAround the six-minute mark of the first quarter, Blazers guard Scoot Henderson drilled his second 3 of the game, giving him 10 early points and the Blazers a surprise 22-9 lead over the Spurs. But it wasnt his shot-making ability that was making the most waves. Hendersons activity at the other end pressuring the ball and more importantly, being an active ballhawk in passing lanes was the key to Portland keeping Frost Bank Center on edge.On two separate occasions, Henderson was at the heart of breaking up a Castle alley-oop and what would have been a key entry pass to Wembanyama. Henderson appeared in only 30 games during the regular season due to injury, but his defensive impact as a sharp, rangy lateral stopper is clear. Henderson ranked third in deflections per game, and the Blazers were nearly four points better per 100 possessions defensively in his minutes, good for 79th percentile.Offensive consistency has always been an issue with the 22-year-old electric guard, but he seems to be figuring things out on the biggest stage and his penchant for making defensive plays even in his limited time is a huge chunk of the Blazers viability.Henderson scored five points in the last five minutes of the game and was vital as Portland closed things out down the stretch.Henderson led all scorers in Game 2 with 31 points, hitting five 3s and finishing plus-9 in what seemed to be a legit breakout performance.Spurs will need to step upWhen Spurs reserve Keldon Johnson first stepped on the floor, his team trailed 17-9 and looked like it was sleepwalking. By the time the buzzer for the first quarter sounded and Johnson walked off the floor, San Antonio had retaken the lead.Johnson's plus-9 led all players on the floor at the time, an indication of his simple approach to basketball that continues to yield positive results. Johnson's game isn't particulalrly flashy he recorded a steal, assist and rebound during his initial stint but his constant motor, energy and intangibles are vital for a team that was somewhat lethargic to begin the game.The combination of Johnson and rookie guard Harper the latter of which continues to provide a huge boost in the playmaking, downhill driving and gravitational department but seemed to aggravate his wrist Tuesday night is an underlying storyline in a series that just got a whole lot more interesting.Johnson finished the game plus-7 with 7 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals, but more will be needed if Wembanyama misses Game 3 in Portland.

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J.J. Moser scored 12:48 into overtime to give the Tampa Bay Lightning a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night, tying the first-round playoff series at 1-1.

Victor Wembanyama made an early exit from San Antonios 103-106 playoff loss the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday AEST after suffering a head injury during the second quarter.