With the MLB season underway, early breakout performances and roster moves are already shaking up the fantasy baseball landscape.

In a recent phone interview with MLB.com, Yankees closer Devin Williams discussed a wide range of topics, from getting his first save of the season against the Brewers -- his former big league team -- to his first experience with Yankees fans last fall.

On Tuesday, the Yankees also placed closer Devin Williams on the paternity list. They made room for Ottavino on the 40-man roster by moving JT Brubaker (fractured ribs) to the 60-day injured list.

The Yankees brought back a familiar face Tuesday, signing Adam Ottavino to a major league deal and added him to the active roster in time for their series-opening loss to Arizona in The Bronx. The move comes with closer Devin Williams going on the paternity list.

With the 2025 campaign underway for the New York Yankees, things couldn’t have gotten off to a much better start.  In their first series of the season, the Yank

The Yankees are bringing back a familiar bullpen arm while a newly acquired closer will take time off as a new father.

The Yankees are impressing the 30-year-old Williams at the right time. Williams, who has earned just under $31 million thus far, hits free agency this winter and should command a significant contract. Although he’s only been a Yankee since December, Williams made it clear he’d “love to” stay in the Bronx.

The Yankees didn’t just plug a roster hole when they signed Adam Ottavino to a major league deal on Tuesday—they may have stumbled into a potential bullpen

Devin Williams saved his first game with the New York Yankees by a whisker. Acquired from Milwaukee in December, the bearded All-Star closer loaded the bases with no outs against his former team and allowed a sacrifice fly,