New York Mets first baseman Jared Young was stretchered off the field in the top of the sixth inning of Thursday's home game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
It was a nice rebound of a start for rookie Nolan McLean on Thursday. He has found plenty of success against the Phillies in his career, and that continued in his latest outing against them.
Jared Young sustained a scary collision with Nolan McLean during the New York Mets’ clash with the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday night. The events took place in the top of the sixth inning.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The New York Mets will enter the 2026 offseason with the same need they did a year ago: an ace to pair alongside Nolan McLean atop the rotation. The Mets believed they had addressed that need last winter by trading with the Milwaukee Brewers for Freddy Peralta, who was coming off a career season in 2025.
It proved to be a frustrating weekend in the Bronx for the New York Mets, who dropped two out of three to the New York Yankees in the second instalment of the 2026 Subway Series.
With nothing but pride to play for in this weekend's Subway Series, the New York Mets ultimately fell short, dropping two out of three to the Yankees at Yankee Stadium.
Nolan McLean was already considered a long shot for 2026 Rookie of the Year honors, and he didn’t exactly help his chances on Friday. McLean allowed a career-high 10 hits in the Mets’ 6-4 loss to the Yankees at Yankee Stadium.
The opening Subway Series game between the Mets and Yankees was emotionally charged. It was scheduled for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 on Friday. The Yankees came away victorious, 6-4.
Jason Foster, Jared Greenspan and Brian Murphy of MLB.com took a look at the players leading the gold glove races, and Nolan McLean made the cut for the National League Pitcher Gold Glove award.
The National League Rookie of the Year race has been billed as a two-man show between Cincinnati’s Sal Stewart and New York’s Nolan McLean, and with Sal Stewart running away in the betting markets, most people assume this one is already decided.
Nolan McLean isn’t getting caught up in the noise surrounding this year’s National League Rookie of the Year race, even as his case keeps getting stronger down the stretch.
Nolan McLean worked through six innings and won his third straight decision Friday night, when the host New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants 10-6 in the opener of a three-game series.
The Mets have just 23 games left in the season, with only 10 of them coming at home. While they do have a lot of questions to answer entering the offseason, Nolan McLean won't be one of them.
Pitching has helped to doom the New York Mets in each of the last two seasons, and they've lacked a real true ace since Jacob deGrom. However, it sure looks like Nolan McLean is ready to step up and make the throne his own.
Nolan McLean struck out 10 over six scoreless innings as the visiting New York Mets notched a 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday in the rubber game of their weekend series.
A report from Thursday night revealed that star outfielder Juan Soto, along with promising youngsters Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing, Christian Scott and Nolan McLean, are the only New York Mets players not "available" to advertised contenders ahead of the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline.
Nolan McLean struck out seven in six scoreless innings Tuesday night and the visiting New York Mets defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3-0. McLean (5-5) allowed five hits and two walks, while Francisco Alvarez and Luis Torrens provided support with solo home runs.
Nolan McLean was looking more like Nolan Ryan out there on Thursday night. The New York Mets righty McLean drew the start on Thursday against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Citi Field in Queens, N.Y.
Before New York Mets prospect and potential future ace Nolan McLean started for Team USA versus Venezuela in the final of the World Baseball Classic this
Instead of hiring a qualified manager, USA went with Mark DeRosa who consistently exposed himself for being completely out of his element as a leader and decision-maker.
Team USA is one win away from clinching its second World Baseball Classic title in the history of the tournament, and it will be New York Mets rookie Nolan McLean who will get the start, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports.