NEW YORK — Below the intense lights of the Bronx, Anthony Volpe returned to the New York Yankees lineup in an enormous, historic approach on Thursday evening.
Volpe, formally recalled from Triple-A earlier than the sport, bookended an emotional return to the Huge Apple with an RBI single and a grand slam to tempo the Yankees to a 10-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies. The decisive win completed off a three-game sweep for the Yankees and moved to a season-best 22 video games over .500 (now 84-62 on the 12 months).
Talking earlier in the day in regards to the psychological changes he made in Triple-A after being despatched down by the Yankees on Aug. 4, Volpe’s swing seemed each bit just like the one which had impressed in current Triple-A video games. Hitting within the 9 gap, he completed the evening 3-for-4 with 5 RBI and granted Yankees followers a curtain name after his seventh-inning grand slam.
