Anthony Volpe sustains forearm contusion during Triple-A baseball game

New York Yankees infielder Anthony Volpe sustained a right forearm contusion during a Triple-A game on Wednesday. Volpe was struck by a pitch in the fourth inning but remained in the contest to steal a base and complete another at-bat before departing in the sixth inning. The injury adds uncertainty to the Yankees' roster decisions regarding their infield depth, as the team continues to evaluate options at shortstop and third base. Volpe had been working in the minor leagues to improve his performance following a stint in the majors where he recorded a.647 OPS. While initial reports suggest the injury may not be severe, the team must now monitor his recovery progress. His availability for a potential return to the big leagues remains subject to further medical evaluation of the contusion.

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