
On Saturday, the New York Yankees played the second game of their series with the Toronto Blue Jays in the Bronx.
They lost by a score of 4-3.
Yankees Make Anthony Volpe Change

UPDATE: Volpe is back at second base on Sunday.
Also on Saturday, the SWB RailRiders (their Triple-A affiliate) are playing the Charlotte Knights.
For the game, they have announced their starting lineup.
Anthony Volpe is batting 1st (and has been moved to shortstop) on Saturday.
Since getting sent down to Triple-A earlier this month, Volpe had been primarily playing second base.
Marco Luciano is getting the start at second base on Saturday.
Social Media On Volpe

Volpe has been playing well over his last two games.
Here’s what people have been saying:
@cai_rogers7: “Anthony Volpe launches his 5th homer in Triple-A, a 2-run blast!! 106.7 mph off the bat and 430 feet for his B2B games with a homer🔥👀”
@JosephEsposito0: “I will keep saying the best version of the Yankees roster replaces Amed Rosario with Anthony Volpe as the platoon for 2B with Jazz”
@VirginiaYankee1: “Glad he’s not getting down on himself. Next big league AB may be in another uniform”

@AllStarWells: “Feels like the most obvious “change of scenery” player ever?”
@SteelToeScribe: “He will get called up and go 2-27 with a double He does this. He’s always been this way”
Looking At Volpe’s Career

Volpe was picked in the 1st round of the 2019 MLB Draft.
He has spent all four seasons of his MLB career with the Yankees.
Before getting sent to Triple-A, Volpe had been batting .240 with 41 hits, one home run, 19 RBIs, 20 runs and seven stolen bases in 56 games this year.
New York Yankees Quietly Make Anthony Volpe Decision In Triple-A