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Mets' Clay Holmes completes bullpen session, 'good to go' for Wednesday's start
TL;DR
Clay Holmes completed a successful bullpen session and is cleared to start on Wednesday against the Dodgers. He previously left a game due to hamstring tightness but expressed minimal concern about the injury.
The Mets received good news on Clay Holmes on Monday.
Holmes felt normal during his high-intensity bullpen session in the afternoon, and he has officially been deemed good to go for Wednesday's start in the series finale against the Dodgers.
The righty, of course, left his outing Friday night after 5.1 innings with hamstring tightness.
He told reporters at the time that he wasn't too concerned about the issue, though, and expected to go through his normal throwing progression in between outings.
After doing so successfully, Holmes has now officially been cleared to get back out there.
That's certainly encouraging news for the Mets, as Holmes has been one of their most reliable arms in the early-going, pitching to a 1.50 ERA over his first three outings.
New York will hope for more of the same Wednesday against Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani.
Q&A
What injury did Clay Holmes have before being cleared to pitch?
Clay Holmes experienced hamstring tightness, which caused him to leave his outing early.
When is Clay Holmes scheduled to start after his injury?
Clay Holmes is scheduled to start on Wednesday in the series finale against the Dodgers.
