Mets won't shut down Matt Harvey when he hits 180 innings

Posted Sep 5, 2015
So it will be Matt Harvey’s call. The Mets righthander will have to decide to either follow the advice of Scott Boras, his agent, or the Mets’ plan for him. Boras thinks Harvey, in his first season back from Tommy John surgery, should be shut down and not pitch in the playoffs. The Mets said Friday that they are sticking to the plan to manage his workload and will let him pitch in the playoffs. (New York Daily News)

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