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ericm25
go for surgery. ..mets ain’t going nowhere anyway…start fresh for 2017…the NY mess
Loody
I agree with you that he should get the surgery, but your “the mets ain’t going nowhere anyway”, whaaat? Did you just get in your time traveling DeLorean and arrive from 2013?? Mets are in the second wild card and chasing the Nats.
Not going nowhere, come on man.
aknott1
Well, technically, if you’re not going nowhere then you are going somewhere.
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The Mets are currently in a wild card spot, 4 games behind the Nats, just swept the Cubs and have a solid starting rotation even without Harvey (who has been by far their worst starter)
I’m not sure how that adds up to going nowhere. If they want to succeed, it’s better that Harvey have the surgery anyway.
kingjenrry
Wow. You’re so creative. In reality, the team’s pretty well-positioned, especially now that the offense is heating up. And that’s not just at the big league level – Conforto, Cecchini, and Herrera could be useful pieces later in the season, and Rosario and Smith, though not due up until next year, are absolutely raking in their first taste of the high minors.
degrom4mvp48
He should have the surgery. He sucks this year. Hopefully, the surgery will fix him for next year. The Mets will be fine without him this season.
SP Noah Syndergaard
SP Jacob deGrom
SP Bartolo Colón
SP Steven Matz
SP Zack Wheeler
That’s pretty good
Loody
Agree, plus you have to figure that some combo of Gilmartin/Verrett can give you similar if not slightly better production than Harvey has already given you in 2016 (obviously they don’t have the talent or potential of Harvey, just basing that statement on Matt’s lousy 2016 season).
I still don’t think Harvey will get the surgery now anyway, my bet is he waits until the offseason and goes for the temporary remedies.
virginiascopist
What is the timetable for Wheeler’s return?
Adam 17
Wheeler’s recovery is way behind schedule and he hasn’t even thrown in a minor league game yet. Counting on him to step in and take Harvey’s spot is a bit premature.
kingjenrry
Yup. Earliest is looking like August, best case.
davengmusic
Isringhausen/Pulsipher/Paul Wilson 2.0?
sampsonite168
This rotation has already had vastly more success than Generation K did.
metseventually 2
No, those guys accomplished nothing while these guys have already made it to a World Series without one of their guys (Wheeler).
noonecarez
Is it just me or the mets starting pitching don’t keep good health.
metseventually 2
Yeah no one stays healthy on this team. There’s something very wrong with the strength and conditioning in this organization.
Out of place Met fan
All pitchers break
roadapple
Having surgery isn’t going to fix your posture.
jackblue411
Yikes. Just traded lucroy for him and a few others, hoping he’d be back soon. Doesn’t look to be the case
Ravens_Last_Place
Injury prone head case
staypuft
Bigpapiforever alt? Your constant trolling is just as lame as his was…
Ravens_Last_Place
Nope. Nothing against the Mets, Yankees or any NY team. Harvey is just a mess in multiple ways. Glad he’s not on my team!!! Would not want him!
jleve618
I wouldn’t want him either. He laps up the NY media when everything is going great but shuts it down and pouts when he’s struggling. You can’t have it both ways.
DMONEY69
The mets are going to the playoffs without a doubt what are you talking about ?? @ericm25
daviebatz
The only negative effect of him having the surgery now would be the mets wouldn’t be able to acquire a big bat via trade because they wouldn’t be able to part with any of their proven pitchers. More of a reason to take a chance and go after the Cuban slugger.
kingjenrry
It’s less a given now that Wilmer is raking. There’s a good chance that the Cuban guy wouldn’t be ready until mid August, anyway, since he hasn’t played pro baseball in a year and has never faced Major League pitching.