“Mets fans I want y’all to just destroy Brewers twitter" - MLB Twitter rips into the Milwaukee Brewers after getting shut out by the New York Mets

The New York Mets continued rolling tonight as they beat down the Milwaukee Brewers in a shutout 4-0 win. Mets starter Chris Bassitt pitched eight scoreless innings, allowing just three hits and striking out seven. He only walked one batter, meaning the Brewers managed to get on base just four times in this one.

With this win, the New York Mets improved to a whopping 41-22 record, giving them a .651 winning percentage.

The Brewers have been the exact opposite recently. They've dropped nine of their last 10 games and recently lost the first-place spot in the National League Central to the St. Louis Cardinals. The Brewers are still a winning 34-29, but they haven't been looking good lately.

And now MLB Twitter is handing it to them after their 0-4 loss to the Mets.

MLB Twitter rips into the Milwaukee Brewers after getting shut out by the New York Mets

The Milwaukee Brewers have lost nine of their past 10 games

This user went straight to the record books after this one. As it turns out, this was the largest shutout home win of the Mets against the Brewers. In 2002, they shut the Brewers out 9-0, and in 2018, they repeated it 5-0. But both of those games were at Miller Park. Tonight, they played at Citi Field.

This fan thinks a Mets sweep is in order this week.

But this user wasn't quite on board with the New York Mets fandom. They thought that Mets fans should temper their excitement after beating the Brewers. After all, Milwaukee is just 2-12 in the month of June.

Here's another Mets fan trolling the Brewers for their loss. At least, they have the consolation of losing to one of the best teams this season.

That being said, and as this fan points out, the Mets have over $80 million in payroll sitting on the injured list. But even with both Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom out, the Mets keep finding ways to win.

This user posted a video from Citi Field of Chris Bassitt walking off the field after the eighth inning, his last in the game. For Bassitt, tonight was a huge personal victory. Before tonight, the right-hander had allowed 22 runs over his past five starts. Tonight, he allowed zero.

The Mets will look to continue their success as they take on the Brewers two more times this week.