Yankees Game with Mets

Mets did The Yankees a huge favor in their recent signing

The Mets did the Yankees a huge favor in their recent signing

The New York Yankees just lost an option off the free agent market, as reliever Devin Williams is no longer on the shelf. He signed with the crosstown New York Mets.

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Former Yankees Pitcher Signs With the Mets

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Mets signing Devin Williams away from Yankees on three-year deal in massive free agency move

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Devin Williams Insists He’s Open To Being Setup Man In His Media Introduction

When the New York Mets signed free agent reliever Devin Williams to a three-year, $51 million deal, we all assumed it was to become the Mets new closer.

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Devin Williams takes a parting shot at Yankees fans

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Mets Morning News: Mets interested in Joe Ryan, set to introduce Devin Williams

Mets’ Devin Williams explains why he signed with New York in free agency

New York Mets reliever Devin Williams explained to the media why he signed with the team in free agency on Friday afternoon.

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MLB analyst calls out Yankees after surprising move to pass on 3-time All-Star Edwin Díaz

Baseball's top closer, Edwin Díaz, is a free agent, sparking surprise as the Yankees reportedly aren't pursuing him. This comes after the Mets signed

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Yankees lose $51 million free agent to Mets

For the second consecutive season, the unthinkable has happened in New York. The Yankees lost one of the offseason's marquee free agents to the Mets. Unlike December 2024, however, when Juan Soto shed his pinstripes to take at least $765 million of owner Steve Cohen's money,

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Now 'comfortable' in New York, Devin Williams ready for 2026 rebound with Mets

The Mets introduced a high-powered reliever who is aware there is another looming. Devin Williams, who has been a closer and has been a setup man in his career and had spurts in both roles last season with the Yankees,

Closer or setting up Edwin Diaz? Williams ready for either role with Mets

Devin Williams could be the closer for the New York Mets next season. Or he might be a setup man for Edwin Díaz. Each possibility sounds intriguing to Williams, who finalized a $51 million, three-year contract with the Mets on Wednesday.