Anthony Volpe Aims to Revive His Game in New York

• Volpe acknowledged his responsibility for the poor performance.
• Trainer Yankis supports Volpe, considering him a key player.
• New York Yankees plan to recruit new promising players in 2026.

This is reported by Marca, Marca.

In 2025, New York Yankees are experiencing a challenging season, where one of the central figures is Anthony Volpe. The 24-year-old shortstop was recently removed from the main roster, leading to a recorded decrease in performance among the players.

Volpe, who debuted in MLB in 2023, showed promising results, but his productivity has significantly declined. In the series against the Boston Red Sox, he admitted that his poor performance is his personal responsibility. He stated: "This is all my fault," emphasizing that he is ready to work on his shortcomings.

Since the beginning of the season, Volpe has acknowledged difficulties with attacking metrics, having a series with only one hit in 28 appearances. His defensive skills have also led to recorded errors, yet he still leads among shortstops in the American League for the number of errors.

Trainer Aaron Boone supports Volpe, asserting that his absence from the roster is only a temporary measure for restoring the player's performance. Boone believes that Volpe is still a key figure for the team in the future.

Despite the challenging times, the Yankees are hoping for positive changes, taking into account new promising players in the roster, such as Spencer Jones and Carlos Lagranj, who could contribute to the team in the upcoming season.

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