The New York Mets simply cannot catch a break. On Friday night, right-hander Clay Holmes left the game with a fractured fibula. He was hit by a comebacker from

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With their most reliable starter injured and facing a weekslong absence, where will the Mets turn?

Even manager Carlos Mendoza acknowledged the gloom that settled over the Mets' clubhouse late Friday night, as players learned that Clay Holmes will miss much of the season due to a fractured right fibula.

The Mets expect Clay Holmes will return to pitch this season, but the team needs to fill plenty of starts until then.

Luke Weaver, who came in with the bases loaded and no outs in the seventh, stranded the runners there, and Mark Vientos chipped in three RBIs as the Mets defeated the Yankees, 6-3, at Citi Field Saturday.

The Mets face a critical roster decision after losing Clay Holmes to a fractured fibula that will sideline him for a long time. “It’s a huge blow,” manager Carlos Mendoza said Friday. “You know, being one of the most consistent guys that we had on that rotation.