Will Warren struggles in Yankees loss to Mariners

New York Yankees pitcher Will Warren struggled in a recent start against the Seattle Mariners, allowing five earned runs and three home runs over four innings. Despite Warren’s performance, the Yankees secured a 10-5 victory.

Warren surrendered home runs to Julio Rodríguez, Cal Raleigh, and Dominic Canzone. His outing was marked by command issues, including four walks, and visible frustration following a defensive misplay in the second inning. Warren attributed his difficult performance to a lack of emotional control.

With Carlos Rodon on the injured list, Warren’s recent struggles—including a 4.42 ERA and 1.41 WHIP over 118 innings—have raised questions regarding his position in the Yankees' starting rotation. Analysts suggest he could potentially transition to a multi-inning role in the bullpen to preserve rotation depth.