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The New York Mets pitcher, Nolan McLean, has been a brilliant point in the resurgence of the team in recent weeks and made history on Wednesday night against the Philadelphia Philis.
McLean lasted eight entries and struck out six in the 6-0 victory over the Philis, which accumulated New York four games of the East Division leadership of the National League. With the jewel of an excursion, he achieved something neither Tom Seaver, Dwight Gooden, Jacob Degrom nor any other person in blue and orange ever, won his first three MLB openings.
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The New York Mets pitcher, Nolan McLean, launches during the first entry of a baseball game against the Philadelphia Philis, Wednesday, August 27, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
“It’s a stallion, man,” said the Mets Mark box player winds after the game. “It is very fun to be part of what it does on a day -to -day basis.”
The first game of his MLB career began on August 16 against the Seattle Mariners. He hit eight and allowed only two hits in the 3-1 victory of the Mets. Last week, it was seven tickets against the Atlanta Braves, allowing two races in four hits in the victory of the 12-7 Mets.
The beginning against Philadelphia on Wednesday was so impressive given the amplified pressure that the organization has over itself in the last month of the season.
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The New York Mets receiver, Hayden Senger, on the left, and pitcher Nolan McLean, on the right, walks to the bench during the eighth entry of a baseball game against the Philadelphia Philis, on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
“All I can say is Wow,” said the Mets manager Carlos Mendoza. “This is everything about the child, not only what we are seeing in the mound, as it takes to himself. He has electrical things, but he has launching. He knows what he is doing in the mound. He knows how to manipulate baseball. He knows what the hitters are trying to do. He is not afraid to use all his releases.”
The Mets have gone 8-3 since McLean won their first start. McLean lowered his effectiveness to 0.89, the lowest in the history of the team for a rookie in his first three openings. Seover maintained the mark previously with an effectiveness of 1.19 over its first three openings in 1967.
The New York Mets pitcher, Nolan McLean, reacts after defeating the Philadelphia Philis during a baseball game, on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
“I’ve always believed in my things. I’m a safe guy,” McLean said. “Obviously, the batters here are the best in the world and I know. But I also know that I have good things. And if I leave and execute, I can also get many boys.”
