Mets will tender Matt Harvey a contract despite recent struggles

Posted Nov 30, 2017
His 2017 season with the Mets was marred by injury, an embarrassing team-mandated, three-game suspension and poor results when he did take the mound, but Matt Harvey will be back in Flushing next year, as sources say the club will tender an offer to the arbitration-eligible pitcher. The deadline to tender contracts to arbitration-eligible players is Friday at 8 p.m. (New York Daily News)

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