Yankees could lose closer for 4-6 weeks
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Williams, a two-time National League Reliever of the Year, was acquired last offseason to be the Yankees closer, but got off to a brutal start and lost the job. In his first 12 appearnaces, Williams allowed 10 earned runs over 8 1/3 innings pitched for a 11.25 ERA.
The blow to the back end of the Yankees bullpen is likely to thrust Devin Williams back into the closer’s role after he had lost it to Weaver in late April following a rough first month. Williams has mostly been better since then, not giving up a run in 13 of his past 15 appearances.
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Devin Williams finally got his shot back as the Yankees’ closer Tuesday night in Anaheim. And it reminded everyone asking when he would be back in the ninth inning, exactly why he is not there every night. Williams gave up two runs and three hits in the ninth inning, but somehow, he still got the job done and locked down a 3-2 win over the Angels.