Mets' New Arms Dominate, Yankees Watch

0:00It's April 6th, New York Mets News Today starts now. AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. A year after Wandsoto Cross Town from the Yankees to the Mets, two more bronze bombers made the switch this off-season. Devin Williams and Luke Weaver jumped to Queens, and they're already dominating in ways they never quite did in pinstripes. Both have appeared in four games this season, tossing four innings a piece with 0.00 ERAs. Williams even notched two saves, locking down the back end like pros. The Mets scooped them up to fill the void left by Edwin Diaz, who bolted to the Dodgers in free agency. Last year, Williams and Weaver struggled in New York, but relief pitching can be a rollercoaster anyway. Meanwhile, the Yankees bullpen just coughed up a lead against the Marlins on Sunday, making this early Mets success sting even more across the river. These arms won't stay perfect all year, but they've got the talent to keep closing games for New York now. The Yankees can only peep from afar and rethink their pen.