NEW YORK — After giving up three runs in an eighth-inning implosion against the Padres on Monday night, Yankees reliever Devin Williams insisted that he feels good and that he’s turned a corner from the struggles he had in March and April.

Devin Williams' first year with the New York Yankees hasn't exactly gone according to plan. His struggles on the mound have forced manager Aaron Boone to take away his job as the team's closer. It seemed as though his story with the Yankees was about to get even worse when he found himself dealing with a bases-loaded situation in the 10th inning of Wednesday night's game at Yankee Stadium against the San Diego Padres.