Brewers pursue Mets starter Clay Holmes after missing Tarik Skubal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 3:36 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers are actively pursuing a trade for New York Mets starting pitcher Clay Holmes following their unsuccessful attempt to acquire Tarik Skubal, who was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers. With their sights set on bolstering their rotation, the Brewers are looking for depth as they strive for a postseason push. Holmes, who is currently on the injured list but has had successful rehab outings, posted a 2.39 ERA and a 4-4 record before his injury. He is under contract for two years worth $26 million, with a player option for 2027, making him a potential asset for the Brewers this season.
- •Brewers missed out on Tarik Skubal, now targeting Clay Holmes.
- •Holmes has a 2.39 ERA in nine starts this season.
- •He is currently recovering from an injury but has shown good rehab progress.
- •Holmes' contract runs through 2026, with a player option for 2027.
- •Pursuing a trade for Holmes aligns with Brewers' postseason ambitions.
- 3:36 PMYahoo Sports — Brewers in trade pursuit of Mets' $26M starter after missing out on Tarik Skubal
"The Brewers are among the many clubs trying to trade for this Mets starting pitcher.
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