So, what has been the Mets’ second-worst loss of the season?

The easy claim to the top spot was presented Wednesday night, when manager Carlos Mendoza’s beleaguered bunch rolled over and got stomped by a Braves team that seemed intent early to simply hand the Mets a victory.

Instead, the Mets flushed a six-run lead — surrendering 11 unanswered — in an embarrassing 11-6 loss at Citi Field. The loss was the Mets’ 12th in 14 games and negated the positive vibes from a night earlier when the team snapped a seven-game losing streak and watched Pete Alonso become the franchise’s all-time home run leader . 4

The Mets’ lead for the National League’s third and final wild-card spot shrank to one game over Cincinnati. The Mets still trail Philadelphia by five games for first place in the N

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