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sports2 years ago

Mets snap skid with Senga and Nimmo's help.

The Mets won 1-0 against the Colorado Rockies with a strong start from Kodai Senga and a Brandon Nimmo home run. Former Mets pitcher Matt Harvey announced his retirement. Billy Eppler expressed confidence in the team despite recent struggles and explained why Mark Vientos has not been promoted. Edwin Díaz received his National League Reliever of the Year award. In the National League East, the Braves lost to the Orioles, the Phillies lost their fifth game in a row, and the Marlins lost their fourth game in a row. Astros pitcher Luis Garcia will undergo Tommy John surgery, and Carlos Rodón's return date is uncertain due to a chronic back injury.

via Amazin' Avenue|
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sports2 years ago

Matt Harvey Retires: A Look Back at His Complicated Mets Career.

Matt Harvey, former New York Mets pitcher, announced his retirement from baseball on Friday. Harvey had a complicated relationship with the Mets, but will always be remembered for three defining moments at Citi Field: his first Harvey Day in 2013, his heroic performance in Game 5 of the 2015 World Series, and his emotional return to Citi Field in 2021. Despite a steep decline in his career, Harvey's legacy will live on in the memories of Mets fans who witnessed his early success.

via New York Post |
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sports2 years ago

Matt Harvey calls it quits after 9 seasons in MLB.

Former New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey announced his retirement from professional baseball, ending a career that saw him rise to prominence as a superhero-like figure before injuries and controversy derailed his potential. Harvey, a first-round draft pick in 2010, finishes his career with a 50-66 record, a 4.42 ERA, and 867 strikeouts over 966 1/3 innings.

via MLB.com|
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sports2 years ago

Matt Harvey Calls it Quits After 9 Seasons in MLB

Former MLB pitcher Matt Harvey has announced his retirement from baseball after nine seasons, during which he played for five teams. Harvey, who was an All-Star in 2013 and helped the New York Mets reach the World Series in 2015, reflected on his time in New York in his farewell message. He finished his career with a 4.42 ERA and 167 strikeouts per 162-game average. Harvey last pitched for Team Italy in the 2023 World Baseball Classic, where he made two starts with a 1.29 ERA.

via Yahoo Sports|
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sports2 years ago

Matt Harvey Retires After Nine Seasons in MLB

Former New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey has announced his retirement from baseball at the age of 34. Harvey, who was nicknamed the "Dark Knight" during his time with the Mets, cited injuries and tough times as the reason for his decision. He had not pitched in the major leagues since 2021 and was a free agent after the 2022 season. Harvey retires with a career record of 50-66, a 4.42 ERA, and 687 strikeouts. He made two starts for Italy during the World Baseball Classic this year, going 1-0 with a 1.29 ERA.

via ESPN|
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