McLean’s Comeback Dominates Blue Jays | New York Mets News

Nolan McLean silenced the Blue Jays with six scoreless innings, proving his rough start was a fluke—most runs came from just two pitches. After a brutal stretch where he surrendered 16 runs in 9 innings, the 24-year-old pitcher has turned things around, posting a 2.79 ERA since late May and striking out hitters with improved command and off-speed pitches. Interim manager Andy Green praised McLean’s poise and pitch mixing, while McLean credits catcher Luis Torrens for the game-calling and his own focus on confidence and adjustments. No homers, no flukes—just a dominant return to form.

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