It wasn’t Nolan McLean’s sharpest outing, but the Mets gave him enough run support in a 10-6 victory over the Giants in this opening game of the series that it didn’t matter and McLean managed to battle his way through six innings.
McLean worked around a walk to Rafael Devers in the first and it was already clear he was missing arm side early; it was the first of four free passes McLean would issue on the night. Meanwhile, the Mets got started against Tugboat Wilkinson right away in the bottom of the frame. Francisco Lindor led things off with a single and then with one out, Bo Bichette walked to advance Lindor to second. Mark Vientos then…
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