Matt Harvey's Return Was Not Pretty It’s been a week since Matt Harvey failed to show up for a game, triggering a three-day suspension and a whirlwind of rumors. There’s been plenty of talk in that time on what Harvey was really doing the night before his no-show, whether it’s a Read more ... sign of a more serious problem, and how competently the ...

Matt Harvey Looked Pretty Good Last Night Last season was the worst of Matt Harvey’s career. It started with him getting clowned on for not peeing enough, transitioned to him getting booed off the mound by the home fans, and ended with him being shutdown with thoracic outlet syndrome. Duri Read more ... ng all of this, he mostly looked and carried himself...

How Big Of A Problem Is Matt Harvey's Injury? Yesterday, the New York Mets announced that struggling pitcher Matt Harvey would be placed on the disabled list with thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS), an ailment that can deaden a pitcher’s arm by compressing blood vessels between the collarbone and Read more ... the first rib. Harvey could opt for a nerve-block in...

Mets Fans Booed Matt Harvey Off The Mound The last time Matt Harvey and Stephen Strasburg faced off in Queens, fans spent much of the night chanting “Harvey’s better!” Last night, a rain of boos.

Terry Collins Made The Right Call On Matt Harvey And Still Screwed Up It was a Mets season that began with, and briefly threatened to founder upon, questions of how many innings Matt Harvey would be allowed to throw, and for how many innings he’d be able to be effective. In the end, Harvey threw 216 innings—the mos Read more ... t ever for a pitcher coming off of Tommy John surgery—and on the whole he was very, very good. The final eight of those innings were great: eight innings of dominant, nine-strikeout, four-hit ball to preserve a slim lead and keep his team alive in the face of elimination. Unfortunately for the Mets, Matt Harvey didn’t throw just eight innings. He went eight-plus.

Matt Harvey Took Out Insurance On His Arm The controversy over Matt Harvey’s innings limit turned out to be a lot of nothing: the Mets merely skipped Harvey’s starts and gave him shorter outings, and he’s off the leash for however long this playoff run lasts. But that doesn’t change Read more ... the fact that Harvey’s already thrown 23 more innings than his previous career high. We don’t yet know enough about how pitchers ruin their arms to predict what this will mean for Harvey’s future health, but now, at least financially, he’ll be covered if things go bad.

The Matt Harvey "Stuck In Traffic" Story Has Already Fallen Apart Matt Harvey missed a mandatory workout today. The initial word—what Harvey apparently told the Mets—was that he was stuck in tunnel traffic. OK, it happens, traffic in this city sucks. But then Harvey finally made it to Citi Field and gave a diff Read more ... erent version of events.

Anyone Seen Matt Harvey? The Mets Are Looking For Him The Mets held a mandatory workout today, but starting pitcher Matt Harvey didn’t show up. Nobody seems to know where he is:

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Matt Harvey’s Return Brings Rare Buzz to Mets Camp The sight of the right-hander Harvey, recovered from Tommy John surgery, put a spring in the step of the team and its fans.