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Daily Volpe AAA HR, his 10th since being sent down on August 7th. This one pulled to LF on a sweeper low and in at 101.1 mph / 26 deg / 360 ft Volpe entered today with a slash of: 108 PAs .287/.380/.660 (1.040 OPS) 9 HRs + 6...

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Turtleneck Volpe23 天前

Don’t care it’s AAA pitching. 10 hrs in that span is impressive for almost anyone. If that was Lombard jr we’d be going insane.

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Marcus23 天前

Unfortunately the pressure of playing for the Yankees on the major stage he won’t over come. He will do great somewhere else

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.23 天前

Get him some reps in the outfield atp man I need Caballero to be useless in the field

slippas 的头像
slippas23 天前

Please bye bye caballero

YAZ2827 的头像
YAZ282723 天前

Maybe they should replace Boone with the manger from AAA

ADIANKAIBANYY 的头像
ADIANKAIBANYY23 天前

Wow it’s almost like he’s better at 2B

Scott Magnotta 的头像
Scott Magnotta23 天前

Trade him while he’s worth something in off season

DrewKnowz 的头像
DrewKnowz23 天前

Looks like a great 2B prospect!

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mikeybeef22 天前

How many errors has he made? Volpe also entered today with a MLB batting average of .224 and career OPS of .660.

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zach martin23 天前

this is actually insane lol

Lance Langs 的头像
Lance Langs22 天前

The leap from AAA to majors has never been larger

curryx 的头像
curryx23 天前

i’ve seen enough drug test him

fceee 的头像
fceee22 天前

Let him fight it out at 2nd base but his SS days are over, maybe he will be used as trade bait?

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.23 天前

Dfa Cabshit

Tony V 的头像
Tony V23 天前

Love it!

DB Tips - Chad Wilson 的头像
DB Tips - Chad Wilson22 天前

I’m going to say it again. Good things happen when you get away from the Aaron Boone lineup card circus

Phil 的头像
Phil22 天前

Time to pull him back. Send Lombard back down to continue growing

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The Brian22 天前

There’s no pressure down there. He can’t handle the lights

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tremayne23 天前

Im crying, bro is actually just David Bote

Tony 的头像
Tony22 天前

I hope he learns to play 2B, he's not a MLB shortstop. Chisolm will be gone at the end of this season.

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Big Jay23 天前

I recently noticed he’s been doing the same back step load that Trout added. Is this a recent development or something that he’s always done?

Scott Magnotta 的头像
Scott Magnotta23 天前

Nobody cares anymore

GregTheHitman 的头像
GregTheHitman23 天前

He can hit minor league pitching but struggled against big league pitchers... As long as his hands continue dropping while winding up to uppercut swing he'll have to guess all the time and that won't play in the bigs...

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L Figueroa-Martinez23 天前

AAAA-level hitter? Just wondering

pat 的头像
pat23 天前

Hopefully a team will offer a trade that will be beneficial to the NYY. Volpe needs to move on.

Barry Hussein Soetero 的头像
Barry Hussein Soetero22 天前

Triple A Pitching stinks

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Josh eyler22 天前

So what your telling me is that he is more of a 4A player. Since he looks like a stud at 3A ball and a lost lil T-Ball player when he is in the show.

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Timothy Truman22 天前

I don't care what he can do in the minors. He is fucking dogshit in the majors.

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jj jones22 天前

Keep building him up for the big MLB pitching let down. They know his weakness. They also don't throw the ball over the middle of the plate like 3A pitching does

RT Pete 的头像
RT Pete23 天前

Greatest minor league player of this century.

Seth Fineberg 的头像
Seth Fineberg23 天前

AAA All Star

Mike T 的头像
Mike T23 天前

AAAA

Joe D.  Bowery 的头像
Joe D. Bowery23 天前

He sucks on the major league level. DFA or trade him.

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Jim Morrissey23 天前

Worst thing for him

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