Anthony Volpe injury update: Yankees receive “good news” to the shoulder fright, shortstop considered

Although New York Yankees Shortstop Anthony Volpe was not part of the starting line -up on Sunday, he seems to avoid a serious injury to his left shoulder. Manager Aaron Boone announced on Sunday that Volpe was daily after receiving “good news” from X -ray images and an MRI. “Definitely a little angry in the shoulder today,” Boone told reporters, including MLB.com.

Volpe stayed against the Tampa Bay Strays on Saturday after injuring his shoulder in a field test in the eighth inning. Volpe later told the reporters that he experienced a “pop”, but that he had retained his strength.

“It happened quickly and it was scary, but after that I felt fine and I felt that I had my strength,” said Volpe after the game. “I have never really had any pop or postponement or similar, so I have nothing to compare.”

The 24 -year -old Polpe appears on Sunday .233/.326/.442 (119 ops+) with five homes, 19 runs and four stolen bases (albeit in seven attempts). According to the baseball reference calculations, his contributions were an estimated 1.5 victories of the replacement about the replacement.

The Yankees were beaten by injuries all season. You are without Ace Gerrit Cole, the starters Luis Gil and Marcus Strom, the racker Giancarlo Stanton, the Infielders Jazz Chisholm Jr. and DJ Lemahieu as well as helper Jonathan Loáisiga and Scott EFFROSS. Overall, the Yankees in the games that have lost due to injuries only prove behind the Los Angeles Dodgers and Detroit Tigers.

The Yankees appear in first place on Sunday with a record of 19: 14 and put first place with a two-game lead in the American League Ost. New York Plus-54-Run differential is the best in the AL and leads the tigers mentioned above by a few runs.