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Nolan McLean Cards & Rookie Cards

The Mets' rookie strikeout arm: for the Queens fan.

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Career snapshot

Stats updated annually

2026: 31 starts, 12 wins, 3.16 ERA, 194 strikeouts in just under 180 innings. MLB Pipeline 2026 All-Rookie Second Team (SP).

Accolades

★ MLB Pipeline 2026 All-Rookie Second Team

★ 194 strikeouts in his rookie season

★ First Mets pitcher to win each of his first four career starts

★ Former two-way star at Oklahoma State

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A look at past pulls
2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Red White & Blue (RWB) Refractor #236

2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Red White & Blue (RWB) Refractor #236

2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Ray Wave Refractor #236

2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Ray Wave Refractor #236

2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Refractor #236

2026 Topps Chrome Nolan McLean Refractor #236

2026 Bowman Bowman Sterling Nolan McLean #BST-8

2026 Bowman Bowman Sterling Nolan McLean #BST-8

2026 Bowman Mega Futures Nolan McLean #MF-22

2026 Bowman Mega Futures Nolan McLean #MF-22

2026 Bowman Mega Box Mojo Refractor Nolan McLean #85

2026 Bowman Mega Box Mojo Refractor Nolan McLean #85

The card collector's view

His headline rookie is the 2026 Topps #214, found in our Mets team set, multipack and fan bundles, so the best gift is the whole Mets roster with his rookie inside. His 2026 Topps Chrome #236 and its refractor parallels, including the Red Seams Refractor, are the chrome chase, and his Bowman cards (Mega Futures, Bowman Sterling) trace the climb to Queens.

About Nolan McLean Cards & Rookie Cards at FreshDCards

From Willow Spring, North Carolina, Nolan McLean was a two-way star at Oklahoma State, where he also played quarterback, before the Mets drafted him in the third round in 2023. He debuted in August 2025, won each of his first four big league starts, the first Mets pitcher ever to do that, and then spent 2026 as a fixture in the Mets rotation.