Mets' Clay Holmes debuts changeup as transition to starter continues
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — For Clay Holmes, this spring training is all about change — and a changeup. He changed from Yankees to Mets. He is changing from reliever to starter. And he has added a changeup to an expanding repertoire in the expanded role.
Considering his long-ago tortured starting history, aside from running on the field to open a game, this all felt, in Clay ...
Holmes' cutter could unlock a new level of production, plus notes on Ryan Clifford and Vientos working on his defensive range ...
It only took Holmes nine pitches to work out of the first inning. In the second inning, he recorded his first strikeout ...
SNY's Gary Apple speaks with Clay Holmes about his first spring training with the Mets, his relationship with Carlos Mendoza ...
Former Yankees closer and current Mets starter Clay Holmes discussed his old team's decision to relax its facial hair policy.
Google a photo of Clay Holmes as a Pirate, and you’ll see a pitcher with medium-length hair spilling out the back of his ...
The team came away impressed with his use of the pitch, which he threw seven times. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza called Holmes ...
The New York Mets signed Clay Holmes with the aim of turning the All-Star reliever into a starter. And they aren’t wasting ...
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