
Mets' Holmes sidelined long-term after fractured fibula
Mets right-hander Clay Holmes fractured his right fibula on a liner in the fourth inning of a 5-2 loss to the Yankees and will be out for a long time, likely prompting an injured list move. Holmes had a 2.39 ERA over 52 2/3 innings this season and relies on ground balls, making his absence a significant blow as the Mets cope with rotation injuries (Senga, Hagenman) and an underwhelming offense. With Holmes out, the Mets could lean on Nolan McLean, Peralta, and Christian Scott, or bring in Sean Manaea or No. 2 prospect Jonah Tong to help soak up innings.













