Holmes signed a three-year, $38 million contract with the Mets on Dec. 16. The intention is for the right-hander who’ll be 32 years old at the start of the season to convert from a reliever to a starter. On Tuesday, the two-time All-Star revealed the genesis of the idea.

After hitting free agency, Clay Holmes will realize his hope of returning as a starter with the Mets after signing a three-year deal.

Devin Williams and Clay Holmes changed teams recently and both pitchers made their introductions to the Yankees and Mets on Tuesday.

Clay Holmes says he hopes to throw 160 innings, maybe even more, in what will be his first time logging time as a starting pitcher since 2018.

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Clay Holmes and the New York Mets have finalized a $38 million, three-year contract, with plans to convert the All-Star reliever into a starting pitcher.

After spending six years in the bullpen, Clay Holmes is confident he can become an effective starting pitcher and he's excited about the change. He also was optimistic his move across town to the New York Mets might even send a positive signal to a certain superstar teammate: slugger Juan Soto.

Clay Holmes discusses joining the Mets, the leadership within the club and his excitement to play with Juan Soto again