US EditionReport: Yankees Interested in Bringing Back All-Star Closer
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Report: Yankees Interested in Bringing Back All-Star Closer
Less than a year ago, the New York Yankees made a deal with the Milwaukee Brewers for one of the best closers in baseball, Devin Williams. Of course, it didn’t pan out exactly like they envisioned when they first made the trade, but Williams was still a valuable asset in the bullpen down the stretch and in the postseason. This has led to much debate over whether or not the Yankees should (or want to) bring him back for next season, especially fo…
The management of the New York Yankees continues to evaluate ways to reinforce a bullpen that in 2025 had ups and downs and that needs reliable pieces to face a season of greater demand. According to journalist Ken Rosenthal, the organization held talks with Devin Williams's representative, one of the most quoted relevistas of the free agency, to study a possible reunion. Although there is no advanced negotiation, the simple fact of opening the …
Yankees discussing reunion with polarizing bullpen arm
Steven Bisig-Imagn ImagesSteven Bisig-Imagn Images Some offseasons are about chasing stars. Others are about getting the simple things right. The Yankees are in the latter category this winter, and the conversation around Devin Williams captures that reality better than anything. When Ken Rosenthal reported that the Yankees and Williams’ camp had reopened communication — “The Yankees and the camp for free agent late-inning reliever Devin William…
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