Clay Holmes Shows Class After Spencer Jones Injury Incident

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Clay Holmes Shows Class After Spencer Jones Injury Incident

Holmes said Spencer Jones texted him after the 111 mph comebacker that fractured his fibula during Friday’s Subway Series opener. “It’s a freak accident, nothing you can do,” Holmes told Jones, adding he’s excited to see the Yankees prospect in the majors. Despite the injury, Holmes owns a dominant 1.86 ERA this season and Mendoza still expects the Mets ace to pitch again in 2026 overall.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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