2025 MLB spring training takeaways: Clay Holmes looks good, Ceddanne Rafaela's new swing
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Clay Holmes' first Spring Training Mets K
Clay Holmes spring training revelation shouldn't mask Mets obvious need
Clay Holmes making transition to Mets starting role look seamless
As a closer, he rarely came back out after innings in which he threw a lot of pitches. As a starter, that will be required.
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Clay Holmes on adjusting to being a starter
Clay Holmes discusses his scoreless outing in his second start of Spring Training, adjusting to being a starter and more
Mets notes: What to watch for with Clay Holmes’ new mix, Mark Vientos’ defensive task
Holmes' cutter could unlock a new level of production, plus notes on Ryan Clifford and Vientos working on his defensive range.
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Soto, Holmes, Crochet, Bregman make spring debuts
Hot Stove discusses Juan Soto, Clay Holmes, Garrett Crochet and Alex Bregman all making their Spring Training debuts with their new teams
Mets' Clay Holmes perfect in Grapefruit League debut: ‘Most excited I’ve been to pitch'
Mets’ right-hander Clay Holmes was perfect in his first start since making the transition from a (Yankees) closer. Against the Houston Astros at Clover Park, Holmes pitched three innings. He didn’t allow a baserunner and struck out three batters,
Mets’ Clay Holmes surprised by Yankees’ reversal on facial hair months after exit
Clay Holmes knew the day would arrive, but this soon? The Mets pitcher — sporting a neatly trimmed beard — indicated he was caught by surprise Friday to learn his former team, the
Clay Holmes ‘surprised’ by Yankees’ facial hair policy after joining Mets
The New York Yankees made one of the biggest changes in franchise history on Friday by nixing their no-beard rule, right after Clay Holmes left to their cross-town rival in free agency. The New York Mets hurler didn’t expect the Bronx Bombers to announce the change at this time,
Mets Notebook: Pitchers working on controlling running game, Brett Baty’s hot spring continuees
Brett Baty hit his second home run of spring training Thursday, a two-run homer off right-hander Miguel Ullola. It was a line drive over the right field fence that went nearly 110 MPH off the bat, which was encouraging to the Mets.