Williams (1-2) allowed eight runs (six earned) on seven hits (two home runs) while walking one and striking out two over three innings in Monday's 12-1 beating at the hands of the Dodgers.
It was a tough spot for Williams, who was making his first start in place of Jameson Taillon (groin). It was over for the 25-year-old right away when he allowed two home runs and six runs in the first frame, including a grand slam off the bat of Chris Taylor. While Williams does have some success in a starting role at Triple-A, he's not guaranteed another start and holds very little fantasy appeal, even in NL-only affairs.