Menu

Matt Harvey was one inning from becoming a Mets World Series legend


was at 102 pitches and showing no signs of slowing down. The Citi Field crowd was at full throat, demanding manager Terry Collins stick with the “Dark Knight.” And when Harvey trotted back out to the mound for the ninth inning, the place nearly erupted, believing the Mets — leading 2-0 — were on the verge of sending the series back to Kansas City. (New York Post)

Related: , Baseball Recruiting

Jacob Stallings returns to Colorado Rockies on $2 million deal with option for 2026
Hoping to build on a bounce-back 2024 season, former UNC catcher Jacob Stallings on Wednesday re-signed with the Colorado Rockies on a one-year contract that...

UNC Baseball Coach Scott Forbes Signs Contract Extension
North Carolina baseball coach Scott Forbes, the reigning ACC Coach of the Year who led the Diamond Heels to their 12th College World Series appearance...

Fall Film Room: UNC Baseball's Big Bats
UNC Baseball coach Scott Forbes has used the transfer portal to reload with new weapons and has high hopes for two of his stellar sophomores...

Tim Federowicz won't return as Triple-A Toledo manager
The Detroit Tigers will have a new manager in Triple-A Toledo. Tim Federowicz, a former UNC and MLB catcher, won't return to the Mud Hens...

Matt Harvey was one inning from becoming a Mets World Series legend


© 2005-2024 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.