Devin Williams was the National League's premier closer before being traded to the Yankees in December. But he still thinks about the season-ending blown save against the Mets in the Wild Card Series. AP
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Devin Williams arrived in the Bronx with a resume to die for, including the title as the National League’s premier closer, a changeup as intuitive as AI and a fierceness that makes him the perfect guy to get those last three outs.
Whatever issues the Yankees are dealing with this spring, the bullpen isn’t one of them. Williams has the potential to be the Bombers’ best closer since you know who.
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