Summary
The New York Yankees are looking at Anthony Volpe, their 24-year-old shortstop, as someone who could improve next season. Volpe struggled this past season due to a shoulder injury that affected his performance, but he is expected to recover and perform better.
Key Facts
- The Yankees were eliminated from the playoffs by the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Anthony Volpe, a promising Yankees player, had a challenging season, hitting just .212.
- Volpe hit 19 home runs despite his struggles and injury.
- He had surgery on his left shoulder to fix a partial tear and won't start next season.
- MLB.com's Bryan Hoch named Volpe as someone who could have a comeback next season.
- Yankees manager Aaron Boone believes in Volpe's potential, citing his age and past performance.
- The team is unlikely to replace Volpe, as he is under contract until 2028.
- Volpe won a Gold Glove award and hit a World Series grand slam in 2024.
