Expect to see a lot more mixing and matching from the Yankees at the end of games instead of simply relying on Clay Holmes as the regular closer.
Asked prior to Tuesday’s game against Cleveland if Holmes would close if there were a save opportunity, Aaron Boone said, “It could very well be [Holmes], but again, I will leave that open and try and put these guys in places where they match up really well. So we’ll see.”
That comes after Holmes blew his 10th save of the season on Sunday against the Tigers in Williamsport, Pa.
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