Before Mets prospect Nolan McLean pitched for Team USA against Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic, manager Carlos Mendoza expressed mixed feelings about the decision. McLean showcased his talent by nearly hitting 100 mph, completing 4.2 innings with two earned runs and four strikeouts, despite Team USA’s 3-2 loss. Mendoza praised McLean’s ability to handle the high-pressure environment, considering it a valuable experience for his development. With only eight MLB starts, McLean’s performance could benefit his role for the Mets in the upcoming season.
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