Nolan McLean takes the mound as Mets look to steal Subway Series win from the Yankees

Yesterday, I had just one game that I took on in Major League Baseball.

We had the Rangers and Mariners game with Jacob deGrom and Logan Gilbert pitching for their squads.

I ended up taking the over, and it cashed, but the Rangers lost the game.

The good news is that the Rangers were at plus money, so there was no loss of funds, but it was a 1-1 take on the game.

Today we shift across the country for a Subway Series between the Mets and the Yankees.

The New York Mets are wrapping up what has been a disaster of a season.

They are very likely to finish the year under .500 and go into the offseason searching for answers after another lost season.

To their credit, it isn't like the team is trying nothing and hoping for different results.

They go out after big-name players, and for whatever reason, it doesn't work.

In the last two years alone, they've signed Juan Soto, Bo Bichette, and Freddy Peralta.

Any franchise would be happy to get those additions to its roster.

Unfortunately, the team just hasn't been able to get much to click for them.

They've traded away Peralta, and they traded another addition they had in Luis Robert Jr.

One of the few bright spots this season is taking the ball today, as Nolan McLean toes the rubber.