The New York Mets have finally found some solace from their recent struggles with a dominating performance on Saturday afternoon at Citi Field. In front of a less-than-crowded crowd, the team secured a 3-1 victory over Seattle, thanks in large part to Nolan McLean’s impressive major league debut.
McLean, a highly touted prospect, pitched 5.1 innings and allowed just two hits while striking out eight Mariners. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, earning him a scoreless outing and a 1.000 major league winning percentage in his first start.
On the offense side, the Mets didn’t exactly light it up, but a few key moments contributed to their win. Pete Alonso broke the team record for most runs driven in with 100 or more, while Francisco Lindor set a new major league record with his fifth 20-home run, 20-steal season.
The bullpen, led by Gregory Soto and Edwin Diaz, closed out the game in style, allowing only one run over the final 3.2 innings. With the team heading to Williamsport for the annual Little League Classic, fans are hoping for a series win and a chance to see some of their favorite players take part in the festivities.
With McLean’s impressive debut, the Mets have finally found a spark that could potentially propel them towards the playoffs. For now, though, they’ll just enjoy the taste of victory after two long months of frustration.
Source: https://www.amazinavenue.com/new-york-mets-scores/83970/mclean-and-serene