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Matt Harvey Is No Longer the Alpha Dog, but Still Has Bite


That was not bad for a man with one less rib than the rest of us. Mets pitcher took to the mound at Citi Field on Thursday night for the first time since he shut down his season last July and had surgery. He remains shorn for now of his top-shelf fastball, that 98-mile-per-hour heater, and that added to the fascination. (New York Times)

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