Anthony Volpe dropped in lineup after disastrous game against Blue Jays originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For the first time in 2025, the Yankees have dropped Anthony Volpe into the ninth spot in the batting order, a clear strategic shift from manager Aaron Boone to ease pressure on the young shortstop.

In the midst of a season full of expectations, the New York Yankees are facing a problem that is hard to ignore: their defense is failing and the main culprit is Anthony Volpe. The

The New York Yankees have fallen to four games back of the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East following their loss on Monday night.

The criticism surrounding Anthony Volpe hasn’t stopped, and now Aaron Boone has stepped in to defend his shortstop as he continues to go through a rough stretch with the Yankees.

Anthony Volpe, the New York Yankees shortstop, has been heavily criticized for his inconsistent performance, which has unleashed a wave of rumors, with a reappearance of a shoulder

Fried then failed to cover home plate as Escarra chased the ball, allowing George Springer to score all the way from second, giving the Blue Jays a 4-2 lead. The Yankees went on to commit three more errors,

If the Yankees manager is holding players accountable behind the scenes, it hasn't been showing on the field lately.