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


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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