Matt Harvey has shortest start of Mets career in return to mound

Posted Sep 2, 2017
For the Astros, it was an emotional and necessary return. For Matt Harvey it was a rough return to the mound. The Mets righthander could not get into the third inning in his first start since June in the first game back in Houston since the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey devastated the area. The Astros got to him early and beat the Mets 12-8 at Minute Maid Park (New York Daily News)

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