Summary
The New York Yankees are facing a challenge at the shortstop position as Anthony Volpe recovers from shoulder surgery. Manager Aaron Boone mentioned that Volpe will not be able to hit for about four months and might start rehab as the season begins, opening the door for José Caballero to play shortstop initially. However, predictions suggest Caballero might be benched again once Volpe is healthy.
Key Facts
- Anthony Volpe, the Yankees shortstop, had shoulder surgery and might miss the start of the season.
- Manager Aaron Boone stated Volpe will be unable to hit for four months.
- José Caballero is likely to play shortstop on opening day as Volpe recovers.
- Caballero joined the Yankees mid-season and led the league in stolen bases.
- Despite Caballero's performance, predictions say he might be benched when Volpe returns.
- Volpe had a tough season, batting .212 and committing 19 errors.
- Boone described Caballero as a valuable player to use off the bench due to his speed and versatility.
