Matt Harvey has shown that he can adjust for Mets

Posted Apr 22, 2017
The Matt Harvey of today is not the Matt Harvey we see in our minds. Despite the injuries and difficulties, to many Harvey maintains an air of impenetrability. His swagger doesn’t falter, even when his slider does. He holds himself like an ace, though he’s dropped down to No. 3 in the rotation. But maybe it’s time to see things for what they are. (Newsday)

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