Will Warren's impressive performance has helped stabilize the Yankees' pitching depth as they approach the trade deadline. After a rocky start, he managed to finish five shutout innings against the Athletics, leading his team to a 3-0 victory. With a 1.92 ERA over his last four starts, Warren's growth is evident. Meanwhile, the Yankees are in a solid position in the AL East, holding a 1.5-game lead over the Rays. Manager Aaron Boone is optimistic about the team's potential, noting the need for a more complete lineup without being overly reliant on Aaron Judge.

As they look to add more pitching depth, the return of Marcus Stroman from injury will further bolster their rotation. The Yankees are also keen to see how Luis Gil progresses in his recovery. The matchup against the Athletics featured not only Warren but also the emergence of Cody Bellinger, who showcased his skills despite being intentionally walked to avoid facing Judge, highlighting the offensive depth the Yankees aim to develop.