In fairness to Trevor Williams, he wound up facing seven hitters and the worst marks against him were two ground ball singles. I was sure off the bat that the Cruz bouncer which produced the final two runs was going to be the end of the inning with the game merely tied, but the IF was shifted just enough to the pull side to put it out of Lindor's reach. In between is where it got ugly, mainly that he got three grounders (one a bunt) to 1B which should have produced three outs, could even have produced four, but instead netted just one. The killer inning on the other side was the 7th: 1st & 2nd w/none out and the top of the order up (Nimmo, Lindor, Cano) and the result was K, FO, K with both Ks on three pitches.