Yankees Get 'Good News' on Anthony Volpe’s Shoulder Injury

Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe avoided a major injury after experiencing a “pop” in his left shoulder during Saturday’s game against the Rays. While he was absent from Sunday’s lineup, manager Aaron Boone confirmed that X-rays and an MRI showed promising results, and Volpe is considered day-to-day. Volpe himself acknowledged that the moment was frightening but reassured reporters that he maintained his strength after the incident.

The Yankees continue to battle a wave of injuries, missing key players such as Gerrit Cole, Marcus Stroman, Giancarlo Stanton, and DJ LeMahieu. Despite the setbacks, Volpe has been a steady presence, posting a .233/.326/.442 slash line with five home runs and contributing an estimated 1.5 Wins Above Replacement. The team will monitor his recovery closely, hoping he remains on track to return soon and provide stability amid their injury-plagued season.