Matt Harvey quickly putting himself among game's elite
Posted May 9, 2013
Matt Harvey was so dominant on Tuesday night, and the White Sox so overmatched, that Chicago had only one hope for getting a baserunner. Alex Rios finally figured out the secret in the seventh inning: Hit a ball so softly, so slowly, that the Mets couldn't turn it into an out.
(MLB.com)
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