Clay Holmes Takes Another Step Back: Mets' Starter Logs 2.1 Innings in Second Rehab Outing
Holmes' gradual return from injury is critical to the Mets' rotation depth down the stretch; monitoring his workload and effectiveness will signal whether the team can count on full strength from its pitching staff.
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