Yankees' Anthony Volpe Breaks Slump with Multi-Hit Game, Records RBI and Stolen Base
Anthony Volpe, the Yankees' shortstop, ended a significant career-worst slump during Thursday's 10-4 victory over the White Sox, going 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored, marking his first multi-hit game since August 1. He had been 1-for-37 over his previous 11 games but managed a double, a single, and his first stolen base since August 6. Despite committing his 18th error of the season, resulting in four unearned runs, Volpe rebounded with three strong defensive plays and contributed a sac fly, with manager Aaron Boone hoping this performance will be a turning point for the young player.
