On Matt Harvey's Mets rise and fall, and his choice to blow past innings limit for World Series run

Posted May 2, 2020
In five years, Matt Harvey has gone from young star at the top of his craft to out of baseball -- throwing bullpen sessions as he attempts to return to the game he loves. The mix of dominance and star power that was Harvey at his Mets peak is hard to describe, and his fall -- due in large part to thoracic outlet syndrome -- was as painful to watch as his rise was thrilling. (SNY.tv)

Related: Baseball, Baseball Recruiting

Chansky’s Notebook: New Pathways
The athletic director knows where the money is. Bubba Cunningham said last week that UNC’s first revenue share is splitting up the $20.5 million with...
Tue Aug 19, 2025

Plunked but productive: hot Kane Kepley bringing his brand of grit to Chicago Cubs system
The Carolina League is learning that it’s not a good idea to pitch inside against Kane Kepley, the scrappy 5-8, 180-pound former Tar Heel center...
Tue Aug 19, 2025

THT Newsletter: 5-Star Forward Schedules UNC Visit, Huge Football Commitment, New Basketball Roster
I hope you enjoyed your last weekend of the year without college football. Classes at Carolina begin Monday, we’ve got some basketball “where are they...
Mon Aug 18, 2025

Luke Stevenson is off to a strong start to begin his professional baseball career
Fans of the North Carolina baseball program won't be surprised one bit to hear that Luke Stevenson is off to a strong start within the...
Sun Aug 17, 2025