Devin Williams, a recent acquisition for the New York Yankees, is struggling to find his rhythm in the AL East after moving from the Milwaukee Brewers. His latest outing saw him allow four runs in the ninth inning, leading to a 10-8 loss against the Tampa Bay Rays, which ended the Yankees' five-game win streak. Despite posting four saves this season, Williams' ERA stands at a troubling 9.00, raising concerns about his command as he has walked seven batters in just eight innings.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone remains optimistic, citing Williams' potential to rebound. As a potential alternative, Luke Weaver has emerged, boasting an impressive record without allowing a run in 11 innings this year. Williams' recent performances contrast sharply with his previous All-Star season, where he showcased dominance with a 1.25 ERA and 14 saves for the Brewers. The Yankees hope to see Williams return to form while grappling with high stakes in a competitive division.