Yankees Blank Athletics 3-0 Behind Will Warren's Five Scoreless Innings

Rookie right-hander Will Warren delivered a strong performance for the New York Yankees, pitching five scoreless innings with seven strikeouts and allowing only two hits and four walks in their 3-0 win over the Athletics. Despite a bases-loaded jam in the first inning, Warren escaped without damage and settled into a commanding outing, lowering his ERA to 4.37 and demonstrating growing poise and value to the Yankees' rotation. The bullpen backed him up with four shutout innings, allowing just one hit and issuing no walks, helping secure the Yankees' ninth shutout of the season. Offensively, Jazz Chisholm Jr. sparked the team with a solo home run, while Cody Bellinger contributed an RBI single, and DJ LeMahieu added an insurance run following a defensive misplay by the Athletics. Warren’s performance showed resilience, managing a high pitch count in the first inning but maintaining effectiveness throughout, marking his fourth straight start allowing three runs or fewer. The win gave the Yankees a chance to breathe, especially with the Rays losing to the Orioles, and Warren is set to face the Blue Jays next week on the road.