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ANAHEIM -- With Luis Gil putting the finishing touches on a brilliant month and Anthony Volpe continuing to dazzle on both sides of the ball, the Yankees’ present and future appear brighter than ever.

Volpe's struggles with the bat continued in 2024, as he batted .243/.293/.364 with just 12 homers and an 86 wRC+ over 689 plate appearances, tied for the 14th-most of any player in the league.

Somewhat quietly, the 24-year-old has settled into a solid stretch early in Year 3, offering some promise of the kind of consistency he has largely been missing during his time with the Yankees.

New York Yankees infielder Anthony Volpe is loving how his team is playing right now. Volpe says anyone can lift the club, on any night. By. Benjamin Adducchio. May 27, 2025 at 2:27 PM ET.

Though lacking flashy headlines, Volpe’s contributions have become essential to New York’s success. Numbers Don’t Lie: Volpe Producing in the Clutch. Late May finds Volpe posting a solid ...