Source: New York Post
What the Mets saw last year from Nolan McLean — strong work in Double- and Triple-A, a mid-August call-up, zero noticeable nerves, a seamless transition to major league life and finally general excellence for eight starts, which had positioned the righty for Game 1 of a playoff series that did not arrive — was extraordinary. There are young pitchers who, given the sharper book on them that experience affords, take a step or two back after initial success. There are some who, given the added workload of the 162-game season, begin to ache.
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