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Yankees waiting as long as they can to make Anthony Volpe decision
The Yankees have not yet decided whether to activate Anthony Volpe or option him to the minors, with Volpe finishing a rehab stint and Jose Caballero performing well at shortstop. Sources agree Volpe’s rehab window ended after 20 days, and Caballero started at shortstop in the interim. The Post reports the decision timing as near, while Fox News notes Volpe has been optioned to Triple-A after rehab. The primary dispute is whether Volpe will be recalled for the Texas game or remain in the minors; The Post cites the ongoing decision as The Post first reported, and Fox News frames it around Caballero’s continued role.
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Yankees waiting as long as they can to make Anthony Volpe decision
It’s nearly decision day for the Yankees when it comes to Anthony Volpe . The shortstop was slated to play his final minor league rehab game Sunday with Double-A Somerset, as his 20-day window closed in his rehab assignment from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder. But what once was.
Anthony Volpe optioned to minors as Yankees return will have to wait
Anthony Volpe’s rehab assignment is over — and so is his time in the majors, for now. Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Greg Joyce about the inside buzz on the Yankees. As first reported by The Post’s Joel Sherman, Volpe was optioned to Triple-A.
Yankees getting it right with Anthony Volpe decision shows all-in mentality
The Yankees acted rationally and correctly Sunday afternoon when they told Anthony Volpe he was being optioned to the minors , as The Post first reported. It was right to stick with José Caballero as the shortstop because: Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+.
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