Summary
The New York Mets may consider trading Clay Holmes, a pitcher who joined the team with a $38 million contract. Holmes had mixed results in his first season, and due to injuries in the Mets' rotation, he played a bigger role than planned. The Mets might change their pitching lineup next season.
Key Facts
- The New York Mets signed Clay Holmes for a three-year, $38 million deal.
- Holmes was a two-time All-Star closer with the New York Yankees before joining the Mets.
- In his first full season as a starter, Holmes had a 3.53 ERA in 31 starts.
- The Mets faced injuries in their starting rotation, leading them to rely more on Holmes.
- There is a possibility that the Mets could trade Holmes to improve their pitching lineup.
- The Oakland Athletics might be interested in acquiring Holmes to strengthen their team.
- Holmes has a low home run allowance rate, which could be valuable for a team like the Athletics.
