Matt Harvey falters in the ninth as Mets' World Series hopes die

Posted Nov 2, 2015
The two words were clear to any amateur lip reader, and be honest: If you were watching this Mets game, watching the way starter Matt Harvey had tied the Royals in knots for eight brilliant innings, you were probably thinking the same thing. "No way." That is what Harvey said to manager Terry Collins in the dugout in Game 5 of the World Series. (NJ.com)

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