The Yankees got a big comeback win against Atlanta and struggling shortstop Anthony Volpe added two homers to the effort.

Volpe is having a nightmare season at the plate, but he still made himself available to the media following his latest hitless performance.

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Anthony Volpe Batting .095 in Last 11 Games. Still, the performance issues are worrisome with Volpe. He is batting .247 on the year, with a .297 on-base percentage and a .383 slugging percentage.

The competitor in you wants to go out there, wants to help the team and feel like you can, but those things are out of my control,” Volpe said after Boone turned to Trent Grisham at the end ...

After joining the 20-20 club but slashing .209/.283/.383 with an 82 wRC+ as a rookie, Volpe was hitting .247/.297/.383 with 23 doubles, seven triples, 11 homers, 46 RBI and 20 stolen bases over ...

New York Yankees rookie Anthony Volpe had a rather concerning take about what is ailing the team after their latest loss Friday. The Yankees fell behind 7-0 in the first two innings in an 8-3 loss ...

But frustrations among the Yankees fanbase only deepened after an unusual incident between innings on Saturday. YES Network ...

To Boone’s point, Volpe got off to a rough start last year at Double-A Somerset, hitting just .183 with a .643 OPS in his first 38 games, along with 41 strikeouts in 171 plate appearances. See Also ...

Volpe, the 2023 Gold Glove winner, also struck out swinging for the final out of the game on a 95.1 mph cutter from Angels closer Kenley Jansen with the potential tying run on base. CHECK OUT THE ...

NEW YORK – Dealing with a sore left shoulder, Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe was not in Sunday’s lineup. Volpe is “kind of day-to-day right now,’’ said manager Aaron Boone, speaking ...