It was the best of times it was the worst of times. Well for
a normal Mets fan, the best of times were a long time ago and it doesn’t look
like they are coming back anytime soon. Not after the devastating news that
their pitching ace, Matt Harvey will miss the rest of this season and probably
all of next season because he will be recovering from Tommy John Surgery.
Harvey has had a fantastic year for the Mets this year going
9-5 with a 2.27 ERA and 191 strikeouts in 26 starts. He also started the
All-Star game for the National League this year, which was played at Citi
Field, the Mets home stadium.
Even though the Mets have not won many games this year, 58-71
so far, Harvey gave Mets fans a reason, finally, to be optimistic for next
season with Zach Wheeler starting in the rotation for the second straight
season and hopefully living up to his very high expectations. All the Mets
needed was to add some power to their atrocious lineup in the offseason and
they would be able to compete for a Postseason Berth next year. Now, it’s the
same old tune for the Mets. From Pedro Martinez to Carlos Beltran to Jose Reyes
to Johan Santana and to now, Matt Harvey.
It’s just not easy being blue and orange
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