Mets' Nolan McLean joins Matt Harvey in rare MLB history

Nolan McLean has had one of the most dominant starts to a pitching career in MLB history.As far as the New York Mets' historical implications go, in some ways he's in exclusive company with just Matt Harvey.McLean has thrown 28 games at the MLB level, and he has a sub-3.00 ERA, more than 190 strikeouts and fewer than 200 baserunners allowed.Harvey did that, too. In fact, they're two of just five guys ever to do so, according to Just Baseball.Jacob Misiorowski, Paul Skenes and Stephen Strasburg are the other three:Nolan McLean is just the 5th pitcher in MLB history to accomplish the following in his first 28 career games:Sub-3.00 ERA190+ KFewer than 200 baserunners allowedThe 24-year-old has been DOMINANT since reaching the majors 🍎 pic.twitter.com/Ooq2R9treT— Just Baseball (@JustBB_Media)