Why is Yankees’ Anthony Volpe suddenly hitting home runs? It’s not what you think | Klapisch
NEW YORK — If you happen to think torpedo bats are a shortcut to home run heaven, take a look at the Yankees’ box scores the last two nights. They’ve struck out 27 times, not to mention back to back losses to the Diamondbacks. So let’s be real about this next-generation lumber.
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