Last week, the Mets debuted No. 4 prospect Nolan McLean, who shone with 5.1 scoreless innings, prompting questions about the next call-up, likely Brandon Sproat, their No. 5 prospect. After struggling at Triple-A, Sproat has rebounded with a 2.05 ERA in his last nine starts, showing improved velocity and confidence, making him a potential boost for the Mets’ rotation as they push for the playoffs.
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