Saturday’s win over the Rockies didn’t require the flair for dramatics like Friday. There was no late double that tied the game in the twilight innings.
The transition from reliever to starting pitcher for Clay Holmes has certainly paid off for the New York Mets, with Sunday's outing being no different.
How many of the players in second place on each franchise's all-time home runs leaders list can you name in five minutes?
During the New York Mets’ walk-off 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox, pitcher Clay Holmes crossed the 100-pitch threshold for the first time this season (and the first time in his MLB career), tossing 101 pitches over 5 2/3 innings.
The New York Mets continue to roll, as they earned their third win in a row on Monday, defeating the Chicago White Sox in a series opener at Citi Field, 2-1.
After dropping game one on Monday night to the Red Sox, the Mets hoped to claim a win and turn things around offensively. However, the Mets suffered yet another shutout—their third shutout of the season—in a 2-0 loss to the Red Sox at Fenway.
Things can’t get much worse for a major league offense. If you were hoping to see the Mets’ bats break out from their recent malaise, well, tonight wasn’t your night.
One of the New York Mets' biggest preseason concerns has turned into a surprising strength: the starting pitching has been a revelation, even with multiple injuries.
Clay Holmes left the New York Yankees after 3.5 seasons this winter, signing a deal with the New York Mets as they gave him the chance to become a starting pitcher.
The New York Mets lost 4-0 in the finale of their three-game set with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday at home. Their next series will be on the road, but still in New York.
The New York Mets have gotten off to a fast start this season on the strength of their starting pitching. Even without Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas, the Mets have the best team ERA in the league at 2.88, with their starting pitchers working to a 2.67 ERA.
It wasn't necessarily surprising to hear that the New York Mets were interested in acquiring free agent pitcher Clay Holmes this past offseason, as Holmes solidified himself as one of baseball's best relievers over his past few seasons spent with the New York Yankees.
One of the more interesting free agents on the market last winter was right-hander Clay Holmes, who entered the offseason having fashioned a very accomplished career as a reliever since being traded from the Pirates to the Yankees.
The host New York Mets hit four solo home runs and Clay Holmes gave up just one run in six innings en route to a 7-2 win over the Chicago Cubs on Friday.
New York Mets starting pitcher Clay Holmes has reinvented himself this season. The 32-year-old primarily came out of the bullpen before arriving to Queens, as he only started four games from 2018-24, which were all as a rookie for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Before Opening Day, the New York Mets’ starting rotation was a key area of concern.
Nearly everything New York Mets converted starter Clay Holmes has faced in 2025 has been uncharted territory, but nothing could have prepared him for what transpired Saturday. After navigating a 25-minute pregame rain delay, Holmes recorded one out before another storm struck and froze the game for a second time.
Clay Holmes delivered a standout performance on Monday, as the New York Mets secured a win over the Minnesota Twins. His efficient mix of pitches and robust
Clay Holmes' career shift has produced mostly positive results. Holmes will continue his transition from closer for the New York Yankees to starter for the Mets when he takes the mound in Minneapolis against the Minnesota Twins on Monday night.
It was not the smoothest of starts for New York Mets’ starter Clay Holmes on Opening Day. Getting the ball against the Astros in Houston, Holmes struggled with his command and gave up three runs (two earned), five hits, walked four batters, and struck out another four in 4.2 innings.
Thursday is a big day for Clay Holmes, and not just because he will be starting for the New York Mets in their Opening Day showdown with the Houston Astros.
Now that spring training has come and gone, the New York Mets, and starting pitcher Clay Holmes, have their sights set on Opening Day.
For the spring, he was sensational with a 0.93 ERA that included 23 strikeouts and only seven hits allowed in 19.1 innings of work.
Longtime reliever Clay Holmes was named Opening Day starter for the New York Mets, who begin the season March 27 in Houston. Holmes last started a game in 2018 and has four starts in his career, which includes All-Star closer credentials in 2022 and 2024.
Juan Soto isn't the only 2024 Yankee who is making a splash at Mets camp.
The Yankees might be kicking themselves for not keeping one pitcher around around.
The Mets made one of the more intriguing moves of the offseason when they landed former Yankees closer Clay Holmes on a three-year, $38M contract.
The New York Mets are raiding the cupboard of their crosstown rivals.
While Holmes is surely drawing interest in his typical relief role, a few clubs are reportedly considering the right-hander as a candidate for a move to the rotation.
Clay Holmes was an All-Star reliever for the New York Yankees in 2024, but some teams are reportedly interested in signing him to occupy a different role.
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