The New York Yankees saw Anthony Volpe struggle at shortstop all season, but stuck by him. He had surgery on his shoulder after the season ended and could miss the start of the year.

Manager Aaron Boone recently revealed that Volpe will not be able to hit for about four months, and is likely going to need six months before he can dive on the shoulder. Boone noted that Volpe could be starting a rehab assignment when the Yankees start the season. That would likely make José Caballero the opening day shortstop.

Fans wanted Caballero to replace Volpe this season amid Volpe's struggles. The Yankees acquired him at the trade deadline, and he became a key contributor down the stretch. He led the league in stolen bases and had an .828 OPS with the Yankees.

Caballero made the most of his opportu

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