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Clay Holmes

Clay Holmes

RP - New York Yankees

Age: 31Bats: RThrows: RCountry: USA

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KC @ NYY
Sat, 10/12 8:08pm
Rank P #34

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78%
 
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72%

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Clay Holmes secures save, Yankees top Cardinals 6-3

Clay Holmes delivered a clean inning to notch a save as the Yankees defeated the Cardinals 6-3 on Friday.

Fantasy Impact

Holmes required only eight pitches to retire the side, allowing no hits, walks, or runs, although he didn't record any strikeouts. This performance underscores his role as a reliable closer for the Yankees, despite a season marred slightly by 10 blown saves. His ERA and WHIP remain commendable, and his ability to maintain a high strikeout rate (10.0 K/9) adds to his fantasy value. However, fantasy managers should remain cautious; his relatively high number of blown saves this season could be a concern.

Chris Schommer6 weeks ago
Clay Holmes Seals the Deal: Yanks Top Nats 5-2

Clay Holmes delivered a clean slate in Monday's 5-2 victory over the Nationals, tossing a hitless inning to notch his 29th save of the season.

Fantasy Impact

Holmes's performance was efficient, requiring just 19 pitches to secure the win, although he didn't record any strikeouts. This outing continues a solid season for Holmes, who boasts a 2.72 ERA and a commendable 10.2 K/9 rate. Despite a slightly elevated WHIP of 1.25 and a concerning number of blown saves (10), his ability to close games effectively, as evidenced by his 28 saves, keeps him relevant in fantasy circles. Owners should continue to deploy him with confidence, particularly in leagues that heavily reward saves.

Matthew Adam6 weeks ago
Clay Holmes clinches save in Yankees' shutout victory

Clay Holmes secured the save with a nearly spotless inning, allowing no hits and striking out one in the Yankees' 3-0 win over the Rockies.

Fantasy Impact

Despite issuing a walk, Holmes maintained control and added another save to his tally, bringing his season total to 27. His performance this season, characterized by a solid 2.77 ERA and a high strikeout rate of 10.4 K/9, continues to make him a reliable option for saves in fantasy leagues, although his 10 blown saves might raise some eyebrows. His ability to strike out batters at a high rate, coupled with a decent ERA and FIP, should keep him in the role of closer despite some inconsistencies. Fantasy managers should continue to deploy Holmes with confidence in save situations, keeping an eye on his walk rates and any shifts in his usage pattern by the Yankees.

Chris Schommer7 weeks ago
Clay Holmes seals the deal in Yankees' shutout

Clay Holmes delivered a flawless performance, striking out two in a clean inning to notch the save in the Yankees' 3-0 victory over the Tigers on Friday.

Fantasy Impact

This outing was a textbook display of Holmes's capabilities as a closer, utilizing just 14 pitches to secure his 26th save of the season. Despite a somewhat rocky road with nine blown saves this year, his ERA remains impressive at 2.76, and his ability to strike out batters (9.7 K/9) keeps him relevant in fantasy circles. Holmes's consistency in save situations, coupled with a solid strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.79), should keep him in the mix as a reliable fantasy option, though his WHIP (1.29) suggests some caution due to potential volatility.

Chris Schommer8 weeks ago
Holmes Clutches Save in Nail-Biter Against Rangers

Clay Holmes secured his 25th save despite a shaky outing in the Yankees' narrow 8-7 victory over the Rangers.

Fantasy Impact

Holmes allowed one earned run and two walks while striking out two over 1.1 innings. This performance, while effective in preserving the win, highlighted some ongoing concerns with his control, as evidenced by his season WHIP of 1.31 and a slightly elevated number of walks. Despite these issues, Holmes's ability to notch saves, now totaling 25, keeps him relevant in fantasy leagues, particularly those that heavily reward saves. However, his tendency for walks and the occasional earned run could be a red flag for fantasy managers looking for more stability from their closers.

Jesse Garcia9 weeks ago