PHILADELPHIA - The Montreal Impact werent able to get their hands on the top pick at the MLS SuperDraft but they left happy Thursday after taking charismatic Jamaican Romario Williams third overall.The 20-year-old University of Central Florida forward, after taking the stage at the Philadelphia Convention Center, thanked God as well as family, friends, and coaches for supporting him.And to the Montreal Impact fans, Im here, he said. And Im willing to work hard. Thanks to Montreal and all the guys in the front office for believing in me. Im excited to get to work.Bonjour Montreal, he added.In terms of first impressions, it was a draft-day slam dunk for the former Jamaican under-17 team member.The five-foot-11 182-pounder scored 17 goals in 34 games in his final two seasons at Central Florida. He had 18 goals and five assists in 51 career games over three seasons, recording seven game-winning goals and converting all six of his penalty kick attempts.Frank Klopas, Montreals head coach and director of player personnel, acknowledged he tried to trade up.You make an offer, it doesnt work out, he said. I feel comfortable with either of the three players (picked in the draft) but Im very comfortable we have Romario.Williams was one of five underclassmen in the draft, meaning his Generation Adidas contract will not count against the Impact salary cap. He joins Jack McInerney on a new-look Montreal strike force in the wake of Marco Di Vaios retirement.An ecstatic Williams talked up Montreal, calling it a great, diverse city. He has five years of high-school French so he has a headstart.Im pretty good at it. Im not the best right now because Ive lost a little bit over the years, he said of his French.He said he felt good about the chance of joining Montreal as soon as he stepped into the room to interview with the Impact. Williams describes himself as a physical player with pace, the ability to create a shot and use both feet.He was named after former Brazilian star striker Romario. I love the name, he said. He does have personality but hes a humble kid, said Klopas. Look its an opportunity for him but we all have to be realistic, I think. Hes got all the physical attributes.He knows nothing comes easy and the beginning is really now, Klopas added. You havent really accomplished anything. This is the starting point. He knows that.The Impact did not have a second-round pick. Rounds 3 and 4 go Jan. 20 via telephone.———Follow @NeilMDavidson on Twitter. Sean Poppen Jersey . 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Back in the bullpen, he struggled during spring training this year and was sent to the minors. Texas manager Ron Washington said Feliz will be used in whatever role is necessary, but Joakim Soria "unequivocally" remains the closer. "We needed a fresh arm, and Neffy is capable of giving us multipple innings right now," Washington said.dddddddddddd Feliz had been at Round Rock all season, going 1-1 with a 3.14 ERA in 24 relief appearances. He was 7 for 9 in save chances, with 31 strikeouts and eight walks in 28 2-3 innings. The right-hander picked it up lately, throwing nine scoreless innings with nine strikeouts and one walk over his last eight outings. Opponents batted .071 against him (2 for 28) during that span. Washington said he had a chat with the 26-year-old Feliz to pump him up Friday. The manager acknowledged that minor league reports have indicated Feliz was inconsistent at Triple-A. "He was the best option we had," Washington said. 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