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Remembering Matt Harvey's 'Dark Knight' era with Mets


Here was a pitcher who played nine seasons in the big leagues, six of them in New York. A pitcher who rocketed to a type of fame that few baseball players experience -- a Dwight Gooden-sort of fireball, a 20-something celebrity who partied with hockey players and dated models. did not know that he would retire less than two years later. (MLB.com)

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Remembering Matt Harvey's 'Dark Knight' era with Mets


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