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Cincinnati Reds pitcher Matt Harvey after his last start: 'Best I’ve felt in a long time'


realizes the box score didn’t look good after giving up three home runs against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night. He was frustrated that he put his team in a four-run deficit in an eventual 7-6 loss in 10 innings. But Harvey thought there were a lot more positives than negatives in his sixth start with the Reds. “I threw the ball pretty well,” Harvey said. (Cincinnati Enquirer)

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