Nolan McLean starts for the Mets and has what multiple reports describe as his roughest outing in months, allowing five runs. Despite the difficult start, New York’s offense produces a large margin as the Mets defeat the Cleveland Guardians 13-6. The win completes a three-game sweep for the Mets in the series. One account notes that McLean’s performance is his worst start since May, even though the team ultimately secures the victory. The shared focus across the reports is the contrast between McLean’s struggles on the mound and the Mets’ ability to score enough to control the game. With the final score at 13-6, the Mets finish the series without dropping a game, turning the opener of their sweep into a decisive series result. The coverage does not indicate a dispute over the game outcome, and both sources agree on the key figures: the five runs allowed by McLean, the 13-6 win, and the sweep of the Guardians.