Lucas: A Star Is Born

Posted Jul 16, 2013
Tonight, Matt Harvey will toe the rubber at Citi Field for what is probably the most important start of his baseball career. It will certainly be the most-watched start of his baseball career, as he starts for the National League in the major league baseball All-Star Game. But it will not be his best start. That happened in front of exactly 5,391 individuals. It was in Clemson. And it was electric. (GoHeels.com)

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