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When the Mets signed Clay Holmes to a three-year, $38 million deal in the 2024-25 offseason, the initial reaction was subdued. Fans shrugged their shoulders and acknowledged that, on paper, the deal made perfect sense. Good relievers are finite and…

Matt Mancuso of Metsmerized argues that the New York Mets should target Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Ryne Nelson as their next reliever-to-starter conversion project. Mancuso points to the Mets' successful transition of Clay Holmes into a starting pitcher after signing him to a three-year, $38 million deal, suggesting Nelson possesses the core pitching traits needed to replicate that path.
Mancuso highlights Nelson's elite vertical fastball movement, strong command, and high arm slot as ideal fits for the Mets' pitching development system. The writer suggests that introducing a kick changeup could solve Nelson's struggles against left-handed batters, while Arizona's payroll considerations could make him an accessible trade target.
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