Overview
- Anthony Volpe hit a two-run homer in the first inning to help the Yankees build a 7-0 lead.
- In the second inning, he was struck on the left elbow by an 88.8 mph changeup from Walker Buehler.
- Volpe grimaced in pain and received on-field treatment from manager Aaron Boone and a Yankees trainer.
- He was removed before the fourth inning, with Oswald Peraza stepping in at shortstop.
- After being hit, Volpe staggered toward the visitor’s dugout and hunched over a few steps past the plate.