Adam Warren’s third Yankees chance became utter chaos
Posted Apr 21, 2020
Adam Warren signed a two-year minor league deal with the Yankees, and figured the first season would be used to recover from Tommy John surgery and put him in position to compete for a bullpen spot in 2021. Little did Warren know his spring training in Tampa was going to be unlike anything he saw since being drafted by the Yankees out of UNC in 2009.
(New York Post)
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