There is no timeline for Devin Williams to return to the Yankees’ closer role. But manager Aaron Boone likes what he’s seen from the right-handed reliever of late.

A closer cannot hide like this. They are the air traffic controllers of the sport — you either land the plane or you don’t. You either finish a game successfully or your team loses.

After three straight sub-2.00 ERA seasons, Williams has been hit for a 11.25 ERA in his first eight innings with the Yankees, prompting manager Aaron Boone to remove him from the closer role before the team’s Sunday matchup against the Toronto Blue Jays.