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18 Comments
Filthy
Eewwwww
No-No-Nolan ☝️(wags finger at batter)
This guy's stuff just isn't fair. Throws mid high 90s and throws breaking balls that spin more than anyone ever.
Lots of movement on his pitches. Hes the Mets ace already.
The High Hard One, what the hell
LETS GO METS
He is soooo good. Please stay healthy Nolan ❤
our next Degrom but no health issues!!
❤it
Greg maddux Movement
What kind of torque on his elbow and shoulder? Hopefully not too much…
I'm a Mets fan and my last name is McLean. So this has been fun to see.
To think he isn't even the Mets top prospect…ump should check it's not a wiffle ball…pure filth.
this ain’t blitz ball nolan you are nasty
Un respiro para los mets 🙌
Home grown and we are gonna win it all with rookies💪🤞
It's funny how the word "FILTHY" sound when you describe this team.
McLean is FILTHY (elite, ace potential).
The majority of the Mets veteran pitchers/bullpen: FILTHY (pitiful, pathetic, abominable, downright embarrassing).
He has brass and the best stuff in baseball. He's an ACE.