#WillWarren

Will Warren is slowly pulling away from Ryan Weathers in the race to decide who will stay in the Yankees' rotation when Gerrit Cole returns.

That is the harsh reality facing the Yankees’ back-end starters with Carlos Rodón back and Gerrit Cole nearing a return.

Trent Grisham’s three-run homer capped off the five-run rally — after the Yankees (27-16) had scored a combined eight runs over their last four games — which was enough run support for Will Warren.…

Will Warren, who had not allowed more than two earned runs in any of his seven outings this season, surrendered three in the third inning alone in start No. 8.

With Gerrit Cole reportedly "still a little ways away," it will give the Yankees more time to decide whether to put Ryan Weathers or Will Warren in the bullpen.

Will Warren is a different pitcher for the New York Yankees in 2026 than he was in 2025. Last year, he was hit-or-miss. Warren had a propensity for blow-ups, wi

Will Warren is smothering batted balls, opposing lineups and perhaps questions about his status in a Yankees rotation that will evolve.

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