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San Francisco Giants Top Pitching Prospect Turns Heads in Minor League Debut

Nolan McLean takes the mound after nine quality starts in his last 10 appearances as the Mets face rookie Matt Wilkinson.

  • On Friday, the New York Mets defeated the San Francisco Giants 10-6 at Citi Field, opening a three-game series between the teams.
  • The Mets aimed to extend momentum after winning four of their last six games, while the Giants hoped to rebound from Thursday's 5-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
  • Right-Hander Nolan McLean earned his third straight victory, allowing two runs over six innings, while Mark Vientos, Francisco Alvarez, Bo Bichette, and Francisco Lindor each homered for the Mets.
  • Giants rookie Matt Wilkinson took the loss, surrendering seven runs over three innings as San Francisco's offense struggled until late in the game.
  • The Giants dropped to 58-84, while the Mets improved to 64-77, with both teams continuing their three-game series through the weekend.
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[OSEN=Jo Hyung-rae] San Francisco Giants' Lee Jung-hoo was excluded from the starting lineup again and did not play after just two games. Failing to escape the slump, San Francisco won without Lee. San Francisco defeated the New York Mets 9-5 in a game held at Citi Field in Flushing, New York, on the 6th (KST). With this victory, San Francisco snapped a two-game losing streak and recorded a record of 59 wins and 84 losses.

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Nolan McLean wins 3rd straight as Mets down Giants

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MLB broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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