The guy gave his heart and soul to this team and the city and was never really fully appreciated for that. People need to remember 2015 and how great he REALLY was. RIGHT AFTER TJ. Real nice to see him doing well!!
He's got a nice job and he's still a celebrity......he's blessed and young..... the world is still his for the taking.....all set backs aside..... he has plenty to be thankful for
uncle matt has always loved baseball and he did infact work very hard in the mlb hes still working hard at his new job and My family and I are proud of him
Jay Horwitz is a Mets legend. I can't remember him ever saying a bad word about any player....worker....or front office personnel in the organization. Hes not only a true orange and blue Met.....hes also a great person. Every time i see him about to talk to a Mets personality i know he will be upbeat and gracious in the conversation. When he's gone a lot of people are going to be sad
I was totally behind letting Harvey finish that game. He was our Ace and he threw an amazing game. Were it not for the physical breakdown he would have been up there with our other superstar pitchers of the past. Glad he's landed on his feet.
Harvey....in baseball terms....had a tough career. Theres not too many pitchers that go from the top of the game to a fading memory in just a few years. He was one of the most electric pitchers when he was a Met and unfortunately for him i don't believe he ever got the huge payday that everyone expected he would get..... would have been nice to see him healthy in a Mets uniform for many more years. Its pretty impressive to have buildings in NYC displaying you as the Gotham Knight.
I agree somewhat, but at the same time Gooden had a very impressive (and long) career. 194-112 record, a CY Young award, Rookie of the Year, 4 time all star, 2 time WS champ, pitched a no hitter, almost 2,300 career K's, a career 3.51 ERA. Harvey was 50-66 with a 4.42 Career ERA, 1 time all star, not even 900 k's, only won 10 games or more once in a season and only had one year where he made over 30 starts (and he had almost a 5 ERA that year). Doc is a Hall of fame all time great compared to Harvey.
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The guy gave his heart and soul to this team and the city and was never really fully appreciated for that. People need to remember 2015 and how great he REALLY was. RIGHT AFTER TJ. Real nice to see him doing well!!
Great comment - I agree with you 100%
He's got a nice job and he's still a celebrity......he's blessed and young..... the world is still his for the taking.....all set backs aside..... he has plenty to be thankful for
Didn't recover from TOS unfortunately. But there was a reason we had Harvey DAY!!! He was special back then and injuries got to him
uncle matt has always loved baseball and he did infact work very hard in the mlb hes still working hard at his new job and My family and I are proud of him
So happy to see a Mets video with Harvey in it! Matt Harvey was special
Harvey is the unofficial start of LFMG
Yes love this. Harvey day was something to look forward too! Should be remembered for that time and not the time after the injuries!
Eh
I’ll always be a Harvey fan!
Nobody was happier or louder than me in support when 33 came out of the dugout in the 9th. I will not second guess it now.
The ultimate what could have been. I do hope he has turned his life around though. He will always be a Met
Don't worry he has and he has been to a bunch of Mets games in person these last few years especially. Mets will always be open and home for him
Jay Horwitz is a Mets legend. I can't remember him ever saying a bad word about any player....worker....or front office personnel in the organization. Hes not only a true orange and blue Met.....hes also a great person. Every time i see him about to talk to a Mets personality i know he will be upbeat and gracious in the conversation. When he's gone a lot of people are going to be sad
Agree on all fronts! Mine only gripe is that these interviews aren't longer.
@@steveperez178 Yes....he has complete trust of Met players
I was totally behind letting Harvey finish that game. He was our Ace and he threw an amazing game. Were it not for the physical breakdown he would have been up there with our other superstar pitchers of the past. Glad he's landed on his feet.
Harvey Day! Harvey Day! Harvey Day!
Ty, Jay... I miss that guy. #TeamHarvey 💙⚾️🧡
Harvey....in baseball terms....had a tough career. Theres not too many pitchers that go from the top of the game to a fading memory in just a few years. He was one of the most electric pitchers when he was a Met and unfortunately for him i don't believe he ever got the huge payday that everyone expected he would get..... would have been nice to see him healthy in a Mets uniform for many more years. Its pretty impressive to have buildings in NYC displaying you as the Gotham Knight.
Matt Harvey out-talking manager Terry Collins into letting him stay in a 2015 World Series game was a reason for them losing.
come back matt with the new York Mets.
He’s just like gooden..just like that from Bad Company…. shooting star
I agree somewhat, but at the same time Gooden had a very impressive (and long) career. 194-112 record, a CY Young award, Rookie of the Year, 4 time all star, 2 time WS champ, pitched a no hitter, almost 2,300 career K's, a career 3.51 ERA. Harvey was 50-66 with a 4.42 Career ERA, 1 time all star, not even 900 k's, only won 10 games or more once in a season and only had one year where he made over 30 starts (and he had almost a 5 ERA that year). Doc is a Hall of fame all time great compared to Harvey.
@@t206kid I’m not saying their careers……both liked COKE
@@zacharysmith8902lame
My childhood hero
Harvey Damn Sure Was Better.
Hell yeah
Snow Man.
Waste of talent. He robbed us of good years. Shameful
T.R.O.L.L. How does it feel?
Harvey is my favorite Met ❤️ I’m happy to seee him doing well