After five years of sporadic big league appearances, Austin Warren established himself as a key member of the Mets’ bullpen in 2026. Claimed by New York ahead of the 2025 season from the Giants, Warren made five appearances over four different stints with the club.
The New York Mets are not expected to reach the postseason. They have struggled all season and are currently one of the worst teams in the National League.
While the New York Mets are scheduled to take on the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday, the organization has made some changes to the roster. Specifically with the pitching group, the club made some adjustments to the bullpen while also providing an IL update for Austin Warren.
The New York Mets’ pitching staff is taking another hit. According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, the Mets are placing right-hander Austin Warren on the 15-day injured list.
Per Will Sammon of the Athletic, Austin Warren was placed on the injured list with an undisclosed injury and will undergo imaging. The Mets already triggered
The Mets have placed right-handed relief pitcher Joey Gerber on the injured list with a right finger blister, and they’ve called up fellow right-handed relief pitcher Austin Warren to take his place on the active roster.
It’s been a little over a year since the Mets claimed right-handed relief pitcher Austin Warren off waivers from the Giants, and with today being Warren’s 30th birthday, it seems like as good a time as any to take a look at what might be in store for him in 2026.
Another day, another bullpen move by the New York Mets. Ahead of Monday's series-opener against the Cleveland Guardians, the Mets announced that they're calling up pitching prospect Dom Hamel from Triple-A Syracuse and are optioning fellow reliever Austin Warren to Triple-A.
The Mets have selected the contract of right-handed pitching prospect Dom Hamel from Triple-A Syracuse to the major league roster. If and when Hamel enters into a game for the Mets, it will be to make his big league debut.
The Mets are adding a fresh arm to their overworked (and revamped) bullpen. Prior to today’s series finale against the Giants, the Mets called up right-handed reliever Austin Warren.
Manaea will make his season debut this afternoon in Kansas City. The Mets have reinstated Sean Manaea from the 60-day injured list ahead of this afternoon’s game against the Royals in Kansas City.
The New York Mets will face the Baltimore Orioles today in a doubleheader following last night’s rainout. Ahead of today’s game, they made a few moves as they recalled right-handed pitcher Austin Warren from Triple-A Syracuse to serve as the 27th roster spot.
Another tough week for the Mets. There was some promise as the Mets fought back against the Braves, managing to split the series at two apiece. Then, the Mets traveled to Pittsburgh, where the wheels came off.
The New York Mets are making another move to their bullpen. On Thursday, the team announced that they're calling up right-handed reliever Austin Warren from Triple-A Syracuse, while Jonathan Pintaro will be sent back down to Triple-A.
Austin Warren didn’t think he’d be playing professional baseball. He had just started his freshman year at a community college in North Carolina. There weren’t any NCAA offers out of high school.
Due to the need for a spot starter and the upcoming double header, the Mets made moves before game one, and will make a move in between the two halves.
The New York Mets have just added another talent to their bullpen. The Mets claimed former San Francisco Giants reliever Austin Warren off of waivers on Wednesday, as Dan Martin of the New York Post reported.
The New York Mets have added several cost-effective relievers this offseason, but that has not stopped them from further strengthening their bullpen with additional low-risk depth in mid-January.
The Mets announced Wednesday that they’ve claimed right-hander Austin Warren off waivers from the Giants, who designated him for assignment last week. New York’s 40-man roster is now up to 38 players.
He was in the starting rotation for much of the year but seemed to run out of steam as his results tapered off as time went on. He had a 3.01 earned run average after his start on June 11, but then posted a 6.83 ERA from June 17-28.
One former member of the Los Angeles Angels has found a new home with the San Francisco Giants. Seven days after he was designated for assingment, Austin Warren joined the Giants on a big league deal after missing most of the 2023 season due to injury.
The SF Giants announced the signing of right-handed pitcher Austin Warren to a one-year contract on Wednesday. To clear a spot on the 40-man roster for Warren, the Giants shifted Robbie Ray to the 60-day injured list.
Los Angeles Angels right-handed relief pitcher Austin Warren is going to the injured list after he was hit in the nose by a stray ball during batting practice Tuesday ahead of a game against the Boston Red Sox.