Divin Williams achieved much more success in the face of Beit Alonso in the victory of Friday over Mets than he did during the last match, when Alonso took it deep for a wave in the upper part of the ninth place during the 3rd match of the 3rd battle -cards series between Milwoki and Mets, when Williams was still urging the veil.
He is now a man of Yanxiz after a miserable start after his trade to Bronx, Williams Alonso hit the eighth part.
In response to a question about the bats on Saturday, before Yanxiz Mits faced again on the field, Williams said, “I was happy to take it out. That's about that.”
He admitted that the previous meeting was at the back of his mind.
“It was the case, but that is what it is. It is just other bats and won,” Williams said.
Williams continued to hit Mark Ventuz and Brandon Nemo in perhaps his best performance as Yanki.
A fourth -row, without goals and the seventh, was among eight games since it was replaced in the near round by Luke Wayfar.
“I was doing it for a short time now,” Williams said about his improved performance. “That's it. As I am concerned, I am good. I barely gave up any runs in the last eight or nine games. This is supposed to be.”
When asked if he felt that he had shown some flexibility in retreat, Williams said: “You can say that.”
“Nothing I did not deal with. There are no more people with opinions here. I had to appreciate some personal files on Twitter.”
