The Yankees and Orioles continue their four-game series Friday night at Camden Yards.
The Pinstripes are still hanging on by a thread in the AL East, but their sights will be set on at least nailing down the top wild-card spot ahead of the Red Sox, Mariners or Astros and the surging Guardians.
The Orioles, meanwhile, are just weeks away from putting the finishing touches on a disappointing campaign.
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Will Warren gets the nod for the Yankees on Friday night, looking to put together a couple of strong starts before the end of his regular season.
It’s unknown what Warren’s role will be for the Bombers in October, but a couple of decent outings to close out his campaign will go a long way to earning him the trust of the coaching staff ahead of the playoffs.
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