Yankees May Soon Lose 2-Time All-Star to Mets in Free Agency: Insider
Summary
The New York Yankees might lose their two-time All-Star closer, Devin Williams, to their city rivals, the New York Mets, during free agency. Williams, despite having a tough season, still shows impressive stats that attract interest from several teams, including the Mets.Key Facts
- Devin Williams is a two-time All-Star closer who played for the New York Yankees.
- Williams had a challenging season, with a 4.79 ERA, much higher than his career average of 2.45.
- Despite struggles, Williams's underlying stats remain strong, with a low WHIP of 1.13 and 90 strikeouts in 62 innings.
- The New York Mets are interested in signing Williams, even as they consider re-signing their current closer Edwin Díaz.
- Williams has connections with Mets' baseball operations president David Stearns from their time with the Brewers.
- The Mets are considering restructuring their bullpen and might sign both Díaz and Williams.
- The Yankees could see Williams thrive with their rivals if he signs with the Mets.
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