José Caballero's upcoming return from the IL gives the Yankees the perfect excuse to make a much-needed change at third base.

The Yankees (30-19) and the Blue Jays (21-27) continue their four-game series tonight at Yankee Stadium. Game 2 followed a similar script to Game 1: Toronto jumps out to a lead. Yankees rally to tie and eventually take the lead.

Anthony Volpe has had a good week while Caballero has been healing from a right middle finger fracture. But Volpe has had a good week before. He had good weeks (plural) in his three-year run as the starting Yankees shortstop. What he has lacked is consistency, mainly offensively, but last year, in particular, defensively as well.

The New York Yankees have one of the most dangerous offenses in baseball, and at the center of it sits a duo that is putting together a start rarely seen in MLB history. Everyone expected Aaron Judge to be here.

Ben Rice hit a two-run homer that broke a fifth-inning tie and the New York Yankees held off the Toronto Blue Jays 5-4 on a 90-degree night Tuesday in the Bronx. Ryan McMahon pulled New York even with a three-run shot off Dylan Cease following two walks in the fourth.

The New York Yankees need to boost their infield, and they are being viewed as a potential suitor for a star from the Houston Astros.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone took time during his news conference ahead of Wednesday night's home game against the Toronto Blue Jays to commend the performance of Anthony Volpe.

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