Summary
The New York Yankees are facing a decision about who will start as the team's shortstop, with manager Aaron Boone considering between Anthony Volpe and Jose Caballero. Volpe has struggled since the All-Star break but recently had a strong performance, while Caballero, a new addition to the team, has been performing well. Boone has not yet made a decision about who will start in upcoming games or the playoffs.
Key Facts
- Anthony Volpe is a third-year starting shortstop for the Yankees.
- Volpe has been in a slump, especially since the All-Star break.
- Volpe recently received a cortisone shot for his left shoulder and had limited playtime.
- Jose Caballero, newly acquired by the Yankees, has performed well as a shortstop.
- Volpe returned to play with a strong performance against the Minnesota Twins.
- Volpe has a batting average of .185 since August 1, while Caballero has a .270 average.
- Manager Aaron Boone is deciding who will start as shortstop, especially with playoffs coming.
