Matt Harvey has been a different pitcher for the Orioles in the second half

Posted Aug 5, 2021
When the Orioles signed former North Carolina pitcher Matt Harvey this past offseason, it was the type of low-risk move that’s unsurprising for a team in rebuild. With an unproven rotation behind ace John Means, the Birds had a lot of innings up for grabs. And after pitching for four teams in the three prior years, Harvey needed a fresh opportunity. (Camden Chat)

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