Nolan McLean has excelled as a starting pitcher for the New York Mets, showing impressive statistics against opposing batters the first two times through the order, with a .143 batting average against and a 2.67 ERA. However, he struggles significantly the third time through, yielding a .348 average and a 10.80 ERA. After a recent game against the Twins where he lost a perfect game in the sixth inning, McLean acknowledged the need to improve his pitch execution and adapt to hitters’ adjustments. He aims to apply these lessons in his upcoming start against the Rockies.
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Mets’ Nolan McLean Addresses Late-Game Hitter Adjustments
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