Devin Williams

Even for a team with a pitching staff like the Milwaukee Brewers, the collective effort turned in by Freddy Peralta, Devin Williams and Josh Hader on Monday night would be tough to beat. Peralta set the tone with seven strong innings, getting better as the game progressed, and then Williams...

Williams (2-0) earned the win Saturday against the Marlins after throwing a scoreless inning with two strikeouts. Williams was tasked with preserving a 1-1 tie in the bottom of the eighth and accomplished his task easily, sandwiching a flyout between a pair of strikeouts. The Brewers then scored the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth inning on a bases-loaded walk by Jace Peterson. The outing lowered Williams' season ERA to 5.25 while raising his strikeout rate to 36.8 percent.

Williams closed out the Reds on Tuesday to earn his second save of the season. He struck out one batter in a perfect ninth inning. Manager Craig Counsell revealed after the game that Josh Hader was unavailable due to mid-back spasms. Fortunately for the Brewers, they have another one of the best relievers in baseball in Williams, who can step in for saves while Hader is ailing, though it doesn't sound like the lefty will be out more than a few additional days as a result of this particular issue.

Williams (1-0) picked up the win in a 1-0 victory over the Phillies on Sunday, walking one with one strikeout in one inning. Williams pitched the eighth inning of a 0-0 tie and fell in line for the victory when Milwaukee took the lead in the top of the ninth. The 27-year-old now has seven holds and a win in eight appearances this season -- all Milwaukee wins -- despite a 5.68 ERA due to a pair of poor outings.

Williams tossed a scoreless eighth inning and picked up his second hold of the season in Tuesday's victory over the Orioles. Williams did not make things easy on himself, allowing the first three batters he faced to reach base, but he punched out the next three hitters that came to the plate and maintained the one-run lead the Brewers held when he entered the contest. Williams has tossed just two innings thus far, but five of the six outs he has recorded have come via strikeout.

PHOENIX — Devin Williams' second Cactus League appearance was a positive in a couple respects. Pitching an inning in a 6-3 loss to the Oakland A's in Mesa on Friday, the Milwaukee Brewers setup man not only struck out all three batters he faced but also got some good work in with the cutter-slider he's aiming to make a more regular part of his arsenal in 2022.

During a spring training game on Friday, Williams threw the new cutter about eight times, all of which to left-handed hitters, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports. Williams' changeup remains extremely effective with .161 BA, .232 SLG, .211 wOBA, and 47.2% Whiff% in 2021. With above-average horizontal and vertical movement, it would benefit Williams to add a pitch that breaks towards lefties. Williams hopes to use the cutter against lefties to "get them off of the other side of the plate a little bit." Although Williams isn't sure how effective the cutter will be, it's something to monitor during the season.

At spring training each year, players under team control who haven’t already had their salary set and agreed to have to talk with the team to figure out how much the player will be paid. The Brewers have come to one decision with Devin Williams, but it was not a mutual one.

Devin Williams has been a key part of the Milwaukee Brewers bullpen. He has dominated since his arrival, using his screwball-esque changeup to befuddle the opposition. The duo of Williams and Hader has given the Brewers a shutdown pair at the end of games. It is possible that he will...

We continue our ranking of the top 10 Milwaukee Brewers players on the roster right now. Coming in at No. 10 we had newcomer Hunter Renfroe, and at No. 9 was third baseman Luis Urias. Now we set our sights on No. 8…. As we head into the 2022 season,...

On Monday morning, it was first reported by Luis Modestti of LatinBasketball.com that former WVU forward Devin Williams signed a deal with Vaqueros de Bayamón in Puerto Rico. Williams has spent the last few weeks in Morgantown rehabbing an injury. Williams will now return to the court to begin...

After the Milwaukee Brewers clinched the NL Central near the end of September, there was a lot of celebration over the Brewers taking the division title again for the second time in four years. Unfortunately, that celebrating was tempered pretty quickly, when news came out a few days later that reliever Devin Williams broke his hand punching a wall, and would likely be out for the season. It was a sobering moment for the team as the Brewers took a big hit in their pitching staff.

The most recent news about Devin Williams was from October 5, with Williams having undergone surgery on his pitching hand, which he had broken when punching a wall the week before. At the time, the Brewers had finished their regular-season schedule and were a few days away from starting their NLDS matchup with the Braves. There was still hope then that Williams could pitch in the World Series — if the Brewers were able to make it that far. Unfortunately, it was their opponents in that series who made it to the World Series, with the Brewers falling to the Braves.

LA VERNE, Calif. – Making his debut right inside the initial top 150 junior rankings this October, Devin Williams is likely to be one of the biggest movers next update. The 6-foot-9 big man out of Corona (Calif.) is one of the best in his class at changing ends and matches his elite potential with production by maximizing his effort levels.

Williams said Wednesday in an interview with Will Sammon of The Athletic that he expects to be fully healthy for the start of spring training after undergoing right hand surgery in early October. Williams' interview marked the first time he spoke to the media since he fractured his hand Sept....

LA VERNE– The Huskies (11-1) stayed unbeaten against in-state competition on Wednesday to defeat Etiwanda 67-61 and advance to the Platinum Division championship game of the Classic at Damien. Donovan Dent led Centennial with 23 points, and Devin Williams scored 20. Etiwanda battled valiantly in arguably its best offensive...

HENDERSON, Nev. -- Last week, 6-foot-10 junior Devin Williams debuted in the 247Sports top 150 and prior to that he was racking up West Coast offers. Look for the offers to keep coming and for the ranking to keep climbing after his performance at the Border League. A smooth and...

We have reached my favorite part of the baseball season: the postseason. It’s the one time a year anyone who cares an inkling about baseball sits down to watch full baseball games. Fans are just as excited as the players, but no one in baseball is as excited as Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Devin Williams.