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McLean’s start featured seven full innings of work with strong command, reinforcing his status as a leading NL Rookie of the Year candidate for the Mets.
McLean adjusted mid-game to locate what was working, signaling a maturing approach as he leaned into more cutters to stabilize the outing.
A rise in cutter usage (16 of 93 pitches) complemented his core mix, helping stabilize a bullpen-friendly Mets win and signaling adaptability.

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McLean pitched seven innings for the Mets, despite giving up a first-inning three-run homer.
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza called the start pretty impressive for lasting seven innings.
Juan Soto returned to the lineup and contributed a homer and two RBIs.
Francisco Alvarez underwent surgery on a torn meniscus in his right knee with an eight-week timetable.
Francisco Lindor’s recovery is progressing, with no further imaging needed for the left calf.
The Mets built a nine-run lead and completed the series sweep on a mid-May afternoon.
Mets catcher Hunter Senger linked with McLean on a strong pitch-calling game.
Francisco Lindor’s left calf injury timeline remains unclear, with progress noted by Mendoza.
Soto's two RBIs and homer contributed to the Mets’ offensive output in the win.
An injury scare involving Soto during the prior game prompted his lineup return.

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