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Former All-Star Matt Harvey works on comeback with A’s farm team


Of course would like to be back in the big leagues, but at this point, the former All-Star with the Mets is just glad to get a shot with the A’s Triple-A Las Vegas team after the Angels let him go a month ago. “I’m excited for the opportunity,” Harvey told The Chronicle by phone. “After missing a month and a half, this is a good step in the right direction.” (San Francisco Chronicle)

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