Anthony Volpe in Double-A lineup with Yankees return up in air
Anthony Volpe is continuing his rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset instead of rejoining the New York Yankees, as his 20-day rehab clock nears expiration. He has played consecutive full games at shortstop and accumulated 34 at-bats during his 10 rehab games. Volpe's return to the Yankees remains uncertain amid ongoing evaluation of his recovery and performance.
- ▪Anthony Volpe is playing for Double-A Somerset while rehabbing from offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder.
- ▪Volpe has 34 at-bats across 10 rehab games and recently played consecutive nine-inning games at shortstop.
- ▪His 20-day rehab assignment clock expires on Sunday, complicating his immediate return to the Yankees.
- ▪Volpe struggled during the 2025 season, hitting .212 with a .663 OPS and committing 19 errors.
- ▪José Caballero has received extended playing time at shortstop, creating competition for Volpe's role.
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MLB New York Yankees Anthony Volpe in Double-A lineup with Yankees return up in air By Andrew Crane Published May 1, 2026, 3:32 p.m. ET Anthony Volpe’s return to the Yankees’ lineup will have to wait at least another day. Volpe, who has been rehabbing after offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder, was slated to hit second and play shortstop for Double-A Somerset on Friday instead of joining the Yankees in The Bronx to open their series against the Orioles. Through his first 10 rehab games, Volpe has collected 34 at-bats and logged consecutive nine-inning games at shortstop for the Patriots earlier this week. Anthony Volpe swings during an April 17 rehab game for Double-A Somerset. Charles Wenzelberg Explore More Yankees vs.
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