The New York Mets are likely to trade pitcher Clay Holmes before the MLB trade deadline, as contract extension talks have stalled. The team and player are not currently engaged in negotiations.
The New York Post reported that the Mets aren’t engaged in contract negotiations with Clay Holmes, leading to the expectation he will be traded. This suggests the team is unwilling or unable to meet Holmes's contractual demands, prompting them to seek value for him via trade rather than risk losing him without compensation after the season.
The report states definitively that Holmes “will almost surely go in trade.” No specific teams were mentioned as potential suitors, but the lack of negotiations indicates a firm decision has been made regarding his future with the Mets. The timing aligns with the upcoming MLB trade deadline, a period when teams often buy or sell players to improve their chances for a playoff run or rebuild for the future.
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