On April 13, 2026, during a high-scoring 11-10 victory over the Los Angeles Angels at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York, Yankees pitcher Will Warren displayed notable growth in his pitching approach. In the third inning, Warren struck out Zach Neto using a well-executed sequence of pitches, showcasing his improved command and strategic thinking. He started with a four-seamer that resulted in a foul ball, followed by a perfectly placed sweeper that caught Neto off guard, putting him in a favorable 0-2 count. Warren then effectively used a sinker to keep Neto guessing before finishing him off with a breaking ball that appeared to be a fastball but sharply broke away, resulting in a strikeout. Despite facing challenges in the fourth inning, Warren's ability to record strikeouts with four different pitches — four-seamer, sinker, sweeper, and changeup — indicates his potential as a middle-of-the-rotation starter. His performance reflects a significant step forward in his development, particularly in maintaining composure after setbacks.