Jake Cousins reached out to welcome Devin Williams to the Yankees, highlighting the camaraderie among players and the support system within the team.

Jake Cousins reached out to Devin Williams to welcome him to the Yankees after the trade, indicating a supportive camaraderie among teammates.

Jake Cousins had a solid season after being acquired from the Chicago White Sox, posting a 2.37 ERA. He contributed effectively to the Yankees' bullpen, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure. His performance helped stabilize the relief pitching, making him a valuable asset during the regular season and playoffs.

Jake Cousins replaced Luke Weaver in the 10th inning and managed to get Will Smith to fly out but then walked Gavin Lux and allowed an infield single to Tommy Edman, putting Boone in a tough position that led to the decision to bring in Nestor Cortes. Boone indicated that had there been two outs when Cousins encountered trouble, he would have opted for Tim Hill instead.

Jake Cousins started the 10th inning on the mound for the Yankees but was pulled after allowing runners on first and second base with one out. His early exit set the stage for Boone's decision to bring in Nestor Cortes, which ultimately led to a walk-off grand slam by Freddie Freeman.