Adam Warren may be the Yankees’ best chance at improving the rotation

Posted May 19, 2018
After coming up as a starter, Adam Warren was mostly used out of the bullpen in his first few years in the big leagues. It wasn’t until the 2015 season that he was actually given substantial work as a starting pitcher. In 17 starts that year, Warren provided the New York Yankees with a 3.66 ERA, while keeping batters in the park and generating weak contact. (Pinstripe Alley)

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