Matt Harvey

The New York Mets future ace Matt Harvey, has been cleared to begin throwing. Harvey who petitioned and begged the Mets to let him start pitching in June and July has finally got his wish according to reports by ESPN NY Adam Rubin. The Mets have said over and over again; Harvey will not be pitching in a MLB game this season...

Twenty-one year-old Miami Marlins ace pitcher Jose Fernandez unfortunately appears like he could be the next victim of Tommy John surgery. The reigning National League Rookie of the Year winner went on the disabled list Monday with elbow inflammation and people within baseball are expecting Tommy John to be needed...

Dr. James Andrews. He's the guy you always hear about and you've probably never heard talk -- or seen live for that matter.

After Noah Syndergaard took the mound Monday in spring training against opposing hitters for the first time in 2014, one thing should be readily apparent to Mets fans. The Mets have a plan. They are in a position to be good -- sooner rather than later...

It took longer than it probably should have, but Mets ace Matt Harvey finally went under the knife on Tuesday. The 24 year old King of Queens went a hard luck 9-5 with a 2.27 ERA in 2013, before being sidelined with a partial tear in his throwing elbow. Harvey initially wanted to try and rehab the injury, but eventually came to the realization that surgery was the unfortunate, yet practical soluti

In a Mark Sanchez-related move, Mets pitcher Matt Harvey is reportedly going to try to escape Tommy John surgery by rehabbing over the next few months and then reassessing the situation at that time.

New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson already said Tommy John Surgery is possible, but not definite with Matt Harvey, the ace of the team, who yesterday was diagnosed with a partially torn UCL ligament in his elbow.

The news of Matt Harvey’s partial UCL tear in his throwing elbow has been a shocking and devastating punch in the gut to the Mets organization and their fans. Earlier this afternoon Mets GM Sandy Alderson, manager Terry Collins and Matt Harvey spoke with the media at a press conference to address the development...

The ace of the team, the future of the team and the future face of the franchise all in one, Mets' All-Star pitcher Matt Harvey, has a partially torn ligament in his right elbow.

The 2013 regular season for the New York Mets began with news of Johan Santana needing to have a second surgery on his throwing shoulder, putting him on the disabled list for the entire year. In a very strange way, it is only appropriate that a season of high hopes for the future of the organization came crashing down with troubling news this afternoon about their new star pitcher.

The New York Mets have been a mess for quite some time but some things are looking a little brighter in Queens under the Sandy Alderson plan.  Matt Harvey and Zach Wheeler look to be at the top of the rotation for years to come, prospects are getting a chance like Wilmer Flores and David Wright, for now, is still in his prime...

Yankees fans get mad when faced with reality. They aren't going to like the near future. Now of course things can change on one injury, one trade, or one good free agent signing. However right now it is fairly easy to see the Mets are better then the Yankees, now and into the near future...