Matt Harvey: I’m ‘moving in the right direction’
Posted Aug 17, 2017
Matt Harvey, who had surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome in July 2016, has not pitched in the major leagues since June after suffering a stress injury to the scapula in his right shoulder. After a shaky performance on Saturday in his first rehab start for the Single-A Brooklyn Cyclones, the Mets right-hander bounced back nicely on Wednesday night.
(New York Post)
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