Yankees free-agent reliever Clay Holmes could be in for a major change next season after losing his closer's job.

Clay Holmes became accustomed to finishing games with the New York Yankees, but now he could be starting them with another team. According to the New York Post'

Clay Holmes is one of the top bullpen arms in free agency. While Holmes is surely drawing interest in his typical relief role, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports that a few clubs are considering the right-hander as a candidate for a move to the rotation.

The New York Yankees were predicted to cut ties with MLB free agent Clay Holmes, allowing him to walk to a different club.

The Mets and owner Steve Cohen already added to their pitching rotation on Sunday, agreeing to a two-year deal with right-hander Frankie Montas. They are also still in pursuit of Juan Soto, who remains the top prize in free agency.

Clay Holmes, from All-Star closer to starting pitcher? first appeared on Elite Sports NY, the Voice, the Pulse of New York City sports.

The MLB offseason is getting more interesting, and a player who is getting attention in the free-agent market is Clay Holmes, a former closing pitcher for the New York Yankees.

After an up-and-down season in the bullpen, reliever Clay Holmes is reportedly drawing interest as a starting pitcher on the free agent market. Joel Sherman of the New York Post had the information in the New York Post (subscription required),

A number of teams -- including the Mets -- are interested in former Yankee Clay Holmes as a starting pitching option, according to a new report.

If Holmes decides to pursue a starting job, he will join former relievers such as Seth Lugo, Reynaldo López and Jordan Hicks.

MLB teams have shown a recent interest in transitioning bullpen arms back to starting roles, and Clay Holmes is among them. According to Joel Sherman of