MLB Doctor Pinpoints Major Concern With Anthony Volpe’s Shoulder After Yankees Drop Clear 2026 Plan
Volpe’s left shoulder surgery delays his 2026 Opening Day start at shortstop, with the Yankees expecting a full recovery by April or May, according to general manager Cashman.
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Orthopedic Surgeon Shares Positive Outlook for Yankees SS Anthony Volpe
When Opening Day 2026 rolls around, the New York Yankees will likely have someone other than Anthony Volpe playing shortstop. Volpe underwent surgery last week to repair a torn labrum in his left non-throwing shoulder. According to general manager Brian Cashman, the Yankees hope Volpe will be âready sometime in April; maybe, worst-case scenario, May.â While thatâs not ideal, Volpe, 24, is expected to make a full recovery. The Athleticâs …
MLB Doctor Pinpoints Major Concern With Anthony Volpe’s Shoulder After Yankees Drop Clear 2026 Plan
The New York Yankees are not sure who will play shortstop in 2026 for the first time since 2022. Anthony Volpe, who has been their starter for the last three seasons, will start the year on the injured list because he had surgery on his left shoulder’s labrum. The operation marks a turning point for both the player and the team, prompting questions about whether Volpe can finally live up to his potential as a former top prospect. Dr. Brian Schul…
The Yankees have a star prospect who could steal the shortstop job in 2027
somerset, george lombard jr. The New York Yankees aren’t ready to give up on Anthony Volpe just yet, but they can’t ignore what’s coming behind him. A new name is starting to buzz around the organization — George Lombard Jr., a 20-year-old shortstop with polish beyond his years and the kind of raw tools that make player development staffs pay attention. Volpe is recovering from shoulder surgery and expected to miss the start of 2026, which gives…
Yankees Staying With Caballero-Volpe Duo, No Trade Or Call Up
NEW YORK — The New York Yankees have made their call on the shortstop position for 2026, and it won’t involve a blockbuster trade or a prospect promotion. Despite Anthony Volpe’s injury setback and an uneven 2025 season, the Yankees plan to move forward with their existing infield options. Team insiders revealed after last week’s end-of-season meetings that the front office is not pursuing external help or an early call-up from the minors. It’s …
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