Mets Secure Clay Holmes from Yankees on 3-Year Deal

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The New York Mets have signed former Yankees closer Clay Holmes to a three-year, $38 million contract, with plans to transition him into a starting pitcher role. The deal includes an opt-out after the second year. Holmes, who has primarily been a reliever with a 3.52 ERA and two All-Star selections, last started in 2018. The Mets, familiar with Holmes through their coaching staff, are exploring his potential as a starter amidst high market prices for pitchers.
- Mets sign former Yankees closer Clay Holmes to 3-year deal: Sources The Athletic
- Sources: Holmes agrees to join Mets -- as starter ESPN
- Holmes heading crosstown to Mets (source) MLB.com
- Clay Holmes leaving Yankees for Mets on three-year, $38 million contract New York Post
- Clay Holmes Believed To Be Nearing Decision MLB Trade Rumors
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