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Fred Wilpon’s New York Mets are struggling to stay over 5000, but their star pitcher Matt Harvey is playing like a champion.
In his final start before the All Star break, Matt Harvey allowed five hits, two runs and four walks, while hitting a two-home run, against the D-Backs.
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“For me, flushing the first half and going back out the second half with a fresh start is something I’m looking forward to, ” he said after the game. “There were ups and downs obviously — after the hot start, more ups and downs than I expected or wanted.”
[MetsBlog]
