Bobby wasn't the next Mickey, nor Cerone the next Thurman, but let us agree that among continuing Yankee legends, Adam Warren will be the next David Phelps
For two years, at Scranton, they were a pair - (Phelps & Warren, Adam & David, Warren & Phelps, whatever) - you couldn't keep them straight - they laugh alike, they walk alike at times they even talk alike, you could lose your mind. They were the two Yankee prospects nobody ever enshrined in Cooperstown, because all they did was pitch, and they'd knew too well...
John's takeaway points from tonight's loss
1. Adam Warren certainly must be happy with tonight's performance. Unfortunately, it might be a reason why he is sent to Scranton: He threw a lot of pitches, and manager Joe Girardi, due to the extra strain on the Yankee pitching staff, might want to send Warren down to get a fresh arm. Still, Adam has to be pleased! 2. Boston's Alfredo Aceves has turned into sort of a stormy...
Yankees Spring Training Game 14: Warren hit around in loss
New York Yankees 1 — Miami Marlins 6
The Yankees lost to the Miami Marlins by a score of 6-1.
Adam Warren started today’s game for the Yankees and did not do as bad as his statistics show. In 4 innings, Warren gave up four runs on six hits but three of the four runs came on outs. Reliever Chase Whitley gave up a pair of runs in his inning of work, including a run-scoring...
Warren Bouncing Back
All baseball players wish they could make an immediate impact when joining the big league club for the first time. For some the game does pan out that way. For Adam Warren, his start was quite the opposite. Yet the 24-year-old’s mood was not dampened.
Via yankees.scout.com
July 21, 2012
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No Moonlight Grahams: Give the kid another chance
OK, Adam Warren stank out the joint last night. And 10 weeks of this every fifth day will give me shingles. (The scariest ad on TV is the where the guy looks into the camera and says, "Trust me, this is something you do NOT want to ever have.") But he shouldn't be another Gil Blanco.Gil Blanco was an exciting young prospect in 1965, the beginning of the end, who was...
Yanks call up Warren to start for injured Sabathia
The New York Yankees have purchased the contract of right-hander Adam Warren from Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes/Barre, and he'll take ace CC Sabathia's turn in the rotation Friday for his first big league start.
A day after the Yankees were hit with a double whammy of injuries to their starting staff, New York placed Andy Pettitte on the 60-day disabled list Thursday before playing...
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June 28, 2012
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Adam Warren to Make Major League Debut Friday
Joe Girardi revealed that the Yankees will promote Adam Warren to fill C.C. Sabathia’s rotation slot and make his Major League Debut on Friday against the Chicago White Sox. Warren has a 5-5 record with a 3.86 ERA this season for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees. He has also led the Yankees’ AAA affiliate in innings In [...]
Minors Wrap-Up: Four Combine for Scranton’s Shutout
AAA: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Adam Warren started for Scranton, tossing five shutout innings before being pulled. He ultimately would combine with Chase Whitley, Juan Cedeno, and Ryota Igarashi to shut out Indianapolis 4-0. Warren had allowed just five hits and a walk on the day. The win brought Warren’s record on the season to 5-5. [...]
Minors Wrap-Up: Warren Pitches Shutout For Scranton
<a href="http://NYYUniverse.com/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-feed-statistics/feed-statistics.php?url=aHR0cDovL05ZWVVuaXZlcnNlLmNvbS9taW5vci1sZWFndWVzL21pbm9ycy13cmFwLXVwLXdhcnJlbi1waXRjaGVzLXNodXRvdXQtZm9yLXNjcmFudG9uL2F0dGFjaG1lbnQvd2FycmVuLw==" rel=\"attachment wp-att-7251\">Adam Warren pitched a Complete Game Shutout last night for Scranton/Wilkes...
Girardi: Mitchell, Phelps, Warren no longer look overmatched
Something that has kind of emerged lately is that David Phelps, Adam Warren, and D.J. Mitchell are very much in the running for a roster spot to start the season with the Yankees.
Warren made a start the other day against the Red Sox and Phelps and Mitchell both pitched Thursday against the Orioles. The point is these guys are getting a real look. The way Joe Girardi talks it...
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March 30, 2012
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