Matt Harvey’s Struggles Will Continue Unless The New York Mets Take Action

Trey Rose (Featured BBBA Fantasy Baseball Writer/Owner – dynastydigest.sportsblog.com)
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New York Mets’ pitcher Matt Harvey could use a few days, or even weeks, off. The Dark Knight currently sports a 3-7 record, with a 6.08 ERA, 44 strikeouts, and 17 walks in 53.1 innings pitched.
Based on his career stats (28-25 record, 2.92 ERA, 493 strikeouts, 111 walks in 480.1 innings in four seasons), there is clearly something wrong with Harvey, and the Mets need to do something about it.
Many people believe the Mets should skip Harvey’s next start, but they have stated he will continue on his normal pitching schedule. The only noticeable anomaly in Harvey’s statistics is his drop in fastball velocity from an average of 95.2 MPH in 2015 to 94 MPH in 2016 and decreased breaking ball efficiency.
This drop in velocity could be from fatigue, injury, mechanical flaws, or loss of confidence and pressure from lack of success.
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Posted on May 28, 2016, in BBBA Featured Writers and tagged @dynasty_digest on twitter, ball, breaking, decrease, demote, drop, dynastydigest.sportsblog.com, fantasy, fantasy baseball, fix, matt harvey, mechanics, mlb, MLB Fantasy, new york mets, outlook, problem, Shea Stadium, skip, start, struggles, Trey Rose, velocity. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off on Matt Harvey’s Struggles Will Continue Unless The New York Mets Take Action.

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