Mets Matt Harvey Injured

It seems Matt Harvey has a partially torn UCL. Shannon posted about the UCL itself earlier. Go read it if you need a quick update about what it does.

Last season I defended Terry Collins’ decision to leave Santana on for his no hitter against Shannon. He thinks that contributed to Johan being done for this year. I still think he hurt himself trying to play with a lower body injury. But in this case with Harvey, damn. What’s going on with the team doctors, front office, and training staff? It seems the Mets lose a lot of players to injuries.

And, I have to agree with Shannon about leaving Collins out there as a lame duck manager, making moves as of he is fighting for his job. I also think the front office/owners might have kept pushing Harvey out there because they knew fans show up to the games he is pitching (pure opinion on my part).

Matt Harvey underwent an MRI today that revealed a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow, which will likely force him to end his season by going on the disabled list.

3:47 pm: The team will determine if Harvey needs Tommy John surgery at a later date (Rosenthal, FOX Sports).

3:45 pm: Harvey has a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow and he will be put on the disabled list (Francesa, WFAN) Rubin, ESPN NY). Sports)

Great. Hey Mets, how does this work into the narrative now? You guys better come up with an amazing back up plan to whatever plan you had for 2014. I have a feeling if you guys don’t do something big this offseason there is going to be a lot and I mean a lot of discontent amongst the fans.

Ugh. I can’t wait to see what Mr.Shark is going to have to say about this.

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Matt Harvey just went to address the media.

From Adam Rubin

Harvey: “Obviously it was the last thing I was kind of expecting when I went in this morning. I haven’t had shooting pain … at all.”

Harvey said he was only dealing with forearm tightness recently. It got more uncomfortable after his last start.

Matt Harvey says it’s tough to pinpoint when forearm tightness began, but he had been getting treatment and felt like he could pitch thru it

Matt Harvey said it had been a month or two that he had been dealing with the forearm tightness, but did not believe it was serious.

From Evan Roberts

So both Matt Harvey and Sandy Alderson have contradicted Terry Collins on the forearm soreness issue

From Kevin Burkhardt

Harvey says he will do whatever he can to avoid surgery. Not sure yet if he will get a 2nd opinion.

Mets Fan Benefit This Sunday: Love for Lisa

Help a fellow Mets fan out if you can. Lisa really is a good person and if you guys are at the game Sunday, stop buy and enter the raffle. I am also donating something from Precinct 41. A mini home plate signed by RA Dickey. Darren from the7line threw this event together. Took this post from his site.

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Our friend Lisa needs your help! She is battling breast cancer and the bills are piling up.

Come down to McFadden’s this Sunday at Citi Field. We’ll be set up there before & after the game. She’d be there for you, please come out for her.

Raffle prizes include:

– Mets memorabilia.

– SNY studio tour and dinner with Kevin Burkhardt after watching the taping of “Hot Stove” this offseason.

– Prize package from the Binghamton Mets including a signed team ball and David Wright bobble head in a B-Mets uniform.

– VIP tickets to a future Mets game which include watching batting practice

– Signed goods from both Seaver & Gooden

– Local restaurant and business gift certificates.

Darren (Owner of The 7 Line) will be coming out of his bartending retirement with all of his tips going towards the fund. Our friends Erica and Michelle (both avid bakers) will have some of their sweets set up and Rachel Wynn will have some F CANCER cross stitch crafts up for grabs as well.

More prizes will be added daily. If you’d like to donate anything to raffle off please e-mail by clicking here.

THANK YOU!

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