Devin Williams

kind of, I don't know, a slidery type gyro slider.

You know, just playing with those two, seeing if I can, you know, add those to what I do and give myself a little more breathing room with the fastball and change up.

I mean, it's really something that I felt I needed to do for a while, but I just really haven't put it into play yet, you know.

But, yeah, I mean, I think it's something that I've been working on for years now, and it can be a really good pitch for me.

I just need to use it.

Yeah, obviously like developing it, you know, it's just all feel, right?

Like before we had like TrackMan and the Edertronic and stuff, you're just doing it off of feel.

You don't really have a measurement of what your pitch is actually doing.

After it was already, you know, something I was good at, it was something that I, you know, refined in a sense of being consistent, like being able to create consistent shapes and not being bigger or smaller.

You know, just kind of finding that consistency for myself.

What was the second part of your question?

Yeah, I mean, it was...

I couldn't understand you.

Um, honestly, I didn't really think that it was that fast for me.

Um, but yeah, it was a process.

We, I felt like we took our time with it, you know, the teams that were interested reached out and, you know, we had conversations with them and ultimately we decided to, you know, sign with the Mets.

Yeah, I mean, obviously they have, you know, a track record of, you know, kind of helping guys improve on things that they already do and maybe, you know, adding in a few things.

So I think that they'll be able to help me.

And, you know, I'm really curious to see, you know, what they have for me.

I mean, every team I talked to was for the closure role.