The New York Yankees are faced with some big infield decisions this offseason, as starting shortstop Anthony Volpe, fresh off a troublesome season, will be recovering from shoulder surgery when the spring comes.
New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe had a difficult 2025, to say the least. Now, with the revelation that he had been dealing with a shoulder injury
After another mediocre season from Anthony Volpe, it has become abundantly clear to the Yankees front office that the team's biggest weakness is at shortstop.
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While the New York Yankees are up against some major questions in the outfield and on the mound, it's easy to forget that they don't have a perfect answer for shortstop, with Anthony Volpe's recovery keeping him out of play for at least the beginning of 2026.
The New York Yankees are looking to use free agency to come back stronger than ever in 2026. While the Pinstripes have been connected most notably to heavy-hitting outfielders like Kyle Tucker and flame-throwing starting pitchers like Tarik Skubal, there are other positions where they can add; name, shortstop.
The New York Yankees had plenty of pleasant surprises in 2025, but they also had their fair share of disappointments. The biggest flop on the entire team last season, however, arguably came from shortstop Anthony Volpe.
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Will the New York Yankees to go back to the future in 2026? General manager Brian Cashman has to decide how the club will get by at shortstop while Anthony Volpe recovers from shoulder surgery.
In the eyes of one insider, Anthony Volpe's troubles both in the field and at the plate this season allowed New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells' own struggles as a hitter to fly under the radar.
Back in the late 1990s, the Atlanta Braves experienced firsthand what a talented New York Yankees shortstop — at the time, future Hall of Famer Derek Jeter — can do to bring championships back to the Bronx.
New York Yankees fans had a common enemy this season and his name is Anthony Volpe. Volpe, the team's starting shortstop, slashed just .212/ .272/ .391 for an OPS of .663 this season and committed 19 errors, tying with Boston Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story for the third most in the league.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman stood before reporters during Thursday’s media availability and admitted that shortstop Anthony Volpe played through a troublesome shoulder injury, and despite all signs pointing to the obvious need to remove him from the lineup for his own good, the Yankees continued to push him onto the field.
Brian Cashman says he still believes Anthony Volpe is the Yankees' shortstop once healthy. Volpe’s left shoulder labrum repair explains a season of struggles and delays his start to 2026.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone held a press conference Thursday and provided some notable heatlh updates.
Embattled New York Yankees starting shortstop Anthony Volpe recently underwent surgery for a shoulder injury, one that has reportedly plagued him since May, but was underplayed for months by the Yankees' front office.
New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe underwent surgery on his left shoulder to repair a torn labrum, the New York Post reported Wednesday. The operation was reportedly performed Tuesday by team doctor Chris Ahmad.
Anthony Volpe spent much of the 2025 season playing through a partially torn left labrum, and the Yankees shortstop addressed the problem in the form of a surgical procedure on Tuesday.
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Anthony Volpe’s underwhelming season has made the shortstop a topic of controversy in the Bronx.
On Thursday afternoon, MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch reported that New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe has been playing through injury, specifically a partially torn labrum.
Anthony Volpe has had an incredibly challenging year at the plate, and that may have something to do with the injury he has played through for several months now.
Health may be playing a role in Anthony Volpe’s downturn.
Anthony Volpe has been more productive than many are willing to acknowledge. He just has fallen short of the sky-high expectations he's been saddled with.
The season from hell continues for New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe. During Tuesday’s game against the Detroit Tigers at Yankee Stadium in New York, N.Y., Volpe came up to the plate in the fifth inning with runners on first and second and nobody out.
While the New York Yankees may be well on their way back to the postseason, the 2025 campaign has not been without its obstacles. One of the underlying hurdles of the season has been the disappointing play of shortstop Anthony Volpe.
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