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The article discusses the challenges faced by Yankees' shortstop Anthony Volpe in 2025, including defensive struggles and injury, and explores whether he will remain the team's shortstop in 2026 amid limited alternatives and internal options like Jose Caballero and George Lombard Jr., with a poll inviting reader opinions.
Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge will not need elbow surgery and is expected to be ready for next season, while pitcher Carlos Rodón and shortstop Anthony Volpe face significant time on the injured list due to elbow and shoulder surgeries, respectively. The team is considering various options for their outfield and infield positions as they prepare for the 2026 season, with key players like Judge expected to return fully healthy.
Anthony Volpe underwent shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum, raising doubts about his readiness for the 2026 season and casting uncertainty over his future with the Yankees after a challenging season where he played through injury.
Anthony Volpe underwent shoulder surgery after playing through a partially torn labrum during the 2025 season, which affected his performance. If recovery goes well, he is expected to be ready for the 2026 season, but the injury may lead the Yankees to consider depth options or a potential trade for a bigger-name shortstop. Despite struggles, Volpe's future with the team remains intact due to his prospect status and team control.
Clint Frazier criticizes the Yankees' handling of Anthony Volpe's shoulder injury, highlighting the team's unusual approach to injuries and praising Jose Caballero's consistent play at shortstop amidst Volpe's struggles.
Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe is out due to a shoulder injury, specifically a partial labrum tear that has been aggravated, but the team does not expect him to be sidelined long-term and believes he can continue playing through the injury with treatment, as the Yankees approach the end of their season.
Anthony Volpe of the New York Yankees is playing through a small labrum tear in his shoulder, which has been aggravated since May and may be impacting his performance and defensive metrics. Despite receiving a cortisone shot and ongoing injury concerns, the Yankees have not placed him on the injured list, though his struggles and defensive decline suggest he might need rest or a stint on the IL. Meanwhile, José Caballero has been filling in at shortstop, and the team is weighing options to manage Volpe's health during critical playoff push.
Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe, dealing with shoulder pain after feeling a 'pop' in May, received a cortisone shot as his performance declined, hitting only .125 in his last 21 games amid ongoing discomfort.
Anthony Volpe is temporarily out of the Yankees' lineup for a mental reset, but the team still considers him their primary shortstop despite recent struggles at the plate and in defense. José Caballero has been filling in effectively, showcasing strong offensive and defensive performance, though the Yankees see him more as a utility player. Volpe's offensive and defensive issues have led to this brief benching, but he is expected to return to regular play soon.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone is considering giving shortstop Anthony Volpe a break due to his recent struggles, including errors and a batting slump, amid the team's poor performance and boos from fans.
Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe has committed 15 errors this season, tying for the most in the majors, prompting the team to acknowledge their concern and consider next steps.
Yankees fans criticized Anthony Volpe for his confident comments after a loss to the Blue Jays, with some demanding more urgency and confidence from him and the team, amid a challenging season where the Yankees are falling behind in the AL East standings.
Anthony Volpe's ongoing struggles have led Yankees manager Aaron Boone to bench him in a crucial game, highlighting his recent poor performance and the team's challenging streak, with Volpe working to regain his form amidst pressure and expectations.
The article discusses the ongoing problems faced by the New York Yankees, highlighting issues such as Jazz Chisholm playing out of position and reflecting on the team's struggles since 2023, including the early career of Anthony Volpe.
The article discusses the underperformance of prospects Anthony Volpe and Francisco Alvarez, raising questions about the decision-making process in promoting young players like George Lombard Jr., Cam Schlitter, Jett Williams, and Jonah Tong, and highlighting the common sports phenomenon of 'Backup Quarterback Syndrome' where the offscreen player is perceived as better.