Matt Harvey glad he wasn't needed on anniversary of Tommy John surgery
Posted Oct 23, 2015
Exactly two years ago Thursday, Matt Harvey had Tommy John surgery. Nearly every event in his baseball career since then has been shaped by that day, impacting everything from his arduous rehab to the public tug-of-war between his agent and his team about how best to protect his surgically repaired right elbow. But Harvey wanted no part of coming full circle.
(Newsday)
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