New York Mets pitcher Clay Holmes is sidelined after suffering a broken right leg when he is struck by a line drive traveling at 111 mph. Both outlets report that the injury occurs during gameplay after the ball hits Holmes on the leg. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza says Holmes will be out for an extended period, characterizing the injury as a major setback. The Winnipeg Free Press describes Holmes as sidelined indefinitely, while Fox News reports he will be out “a long time,” without specifying a return date. The accounts agree on the core details: Holmes suffers a broken leg from being hit by a high-velocity line drive, and the injury results in him being unavailable for upcoming games. Neither source provides further specifics on the medical timeline, surgery, or rehabilitation steps beyond stating that Holmes is expected to miss significant time. The team has not indicated in the provided reports when he might resume pitching.