'Craftier' Matt Harvey set to go to limit for Mets in Game 1

Posted Oct 27, 2015
Matt Harvey remembered when the radar guns began to show up at his games. The Mets ace admitted he loved seeing the scouts raise them as he got ready to throw as a kid. It made him throw harder, and he hit 90 miles an hour for the first time when he was a sophomore in high school. Nearly 10 years later Harvey knows the benefits of lighting up those guns. (New York Daily News)

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