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Terry Collins, the Mets' manager, made the controversial decision to keep Harvey on the mound, trusting the pitcher who had become the symbol of hope for the franchise. But the moment turned tragic when Harvey stumbled, surrendering the lead and ultimately losing the game in 14 innings. The fallout was immediate and severe—what was initially seen as a valiant effort would risk Harvey’s future. As fans hungered for victory, they were cast into the depths of despair as they soon realized they would never again see the Harvey of old.