US EditionYankees shortstop Volpe hurts shoulder, X-rays negative but could have more tests
- Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe injured his left shoulder during a diving play in the eighth inning of Saturday's game in Tampa Bay.
- Volpe made a diving attempt to field Christopher Morel's eighth-inning single, which triggered a two-run rally and contributed to Tampa Bay's 3-2 victory, but he landed painfully in the process.
- Despite being slow to rise and clutching his shoulder, Volpe remained in the game, took swings between innings, and underwent negative X-rays after the loss.
- Volpe said, "I felt a pop in my shoulder," but also noted,"all the movements and everything feel good," while his manager Boone reported he felt fine strength-wise.
- Volpe will be re-evaluated Sunday and may need an MRI, while the Yankees hope he recovers amid multiple key player absences and roster challenges.
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Yankees’ Anthony Volpe gets ‘good news’ on ‘cranky’ shoulder, considered day-to-day
One day after hurting his left shoulder, Anthony Volpe was held out of the Yankees‘ lineup for their Sunday series finale against the Rays. The shortstop said he felt a “pop” in his shoulder after diving for a grounder in the hole during the eighth inning of Saturday’s 3-2 loss to Tampa Bay. Volpe was clearly in pain after landing hard on his shoulder, but he remained in the game and made a costly error a few batters later. Volpe stayed down a …
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Shortstop Anthony Volpe is out of Yankees’ starting lineup, a day after hurting left shoulder
NEW YORK (AP) — Shortstop Anthony Volpe was not in the New York Yankees' starting lineup Sunday against Tampa Bay, a day after he injured his left shoulder on a dive while trying to get to a grounder.
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Shortstop Anthony Volpe is out of Yankees' starting lineup, a day after hurting left shoulder
NEW YORK (AP) — Shortstop Anthony Volpe was not in the New York Yankees' starting lineup Sunday against Tampa Bay, a day after he injured his left shoulder on a dive while trying to get to a grounder.
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It’s not going right for Anthony Volpe, and the Yankees are feeling it. The Yanks came into the season with high hopes for Volpe, and their homegrown shortstop was expected to anchor the infield defensively. Lately, however, the 23-year-old has found himself at the center of the storm. Why? The guy who was once viewed with Gold Glove potential offered a string of defensive blunders. Hence, it has now begun to overshadow his upside. Wait, there’s…
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