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Yankees' Volpe Optimistic After Offseason Shoulder Surgery
Shortstop says he's responding better to treatment compared to last season.
Published on Mar. 10, 2026
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New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe provided an encouraging update on his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery, saying his shoulder is responding better to treatment compared to last season when he struggled with the injury.
Why it matters
Volpe is a key part of the Yankees' future, so his health and ability to bounce back from the shoulder issue is crucial for the team's success this season. The Yankees are counting on Volpe to be a contributor on both offense and defense.
The details
Volpe said the shoulder is improving daily, a stark contrast to last season when two cortisone shots 'barely kept things manageable.' The 24-year-old shortstop is optimistic about his progress and believes he can handle everything thrown his way so far in his recovery.
- Volpe had offseason shoulder surgery.
The players
Anthony Volpe
A 24-year-old shortstop for the New York Yankees who is recovering from offseason shoulder surgery.
New York Yankees
The Major League Baseball team that Volpe plays for, who are counting on him to be a key contributor this season.
What they’re saying
“I feel like I've been able to handle everything thrown at me so far. The shoulder is responding to treatment in a way it simply was not during the 2025 season, when two cortisone shots barely kept things manageable.”
— Anthony Volpe (New York Post)
“Every day is better, even if it's a very small amount. Whereas [last year], you do a bunch of treatment and you just don't respond or you feel worse.”
— Anthony Volpe (New York Post)
What’s next
Volpe will continue his recovery and rehabilitation in preparation for the upcoming MLB season.
The takeaway
Volpe's positive outlook on his shoulder recovery is an encouraging sign for the Yankees, who are counting on the young shortstop to bounce back and play a key role for the team this season.
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