White Sox could pursue Clay Holmes after postseason success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 2:55 PM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026
The Chicago White Sox, fresh off their first postseason series win since 2005, are eyeing potential roster improvements. After exceeding expectations in 2026, they may consider signing two-time All-Star pitcher Clay Holmes, who finished last season with the Cubs. Holmes, who has a versatile pitching style, can contribute as both a starter and reliever, enhancing his appeal as a free agent. Reports suggest he may be signed for a two-year deal valued at around $44 million.
- •White Sox won their first postseason series since 2005.
- •Clay Holmes had a 4.25 ERA in nine starts with the Cubs.
- •Holmes is known for his effective sinker and ground ball rate.
- •Chicago's rotation currently features Sean Burke and others.
- •Holmes may sign a two-year contract worth $44 million.
- 2:55 PMYahoo Sports — White Sox named top landing spot for ex-Mets, Cubs All-Star starting pitcher
"The former Mets starter has extra value this offseason.
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