The New York Yankees finally looked like themselves again on Sunday, closing out a sweep with an emphatic late rally.

What began as a back-and-forth contest against the Cardinals ended in dominance, capped by a four-run ninth inning surge. They held on 8-4 for the win.

Warren holds steady before bullpen takes over

Rookie starter Will Warren gave the Yankees just enough, showing poise despite working into constant traffic throughout the afternoon.

He allowed one earned run on six hits across 4.2 innings, battling through jams without letting the game slip away.

While his outing wasn’t spotless, Warren’s ability to minimize damage reflected maturity beyond his limited big-league experience.

That steadiness gave the Yankees a chance, even as Camilo Doval surrendered a game-tying homer i

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