Anthony Volpe, the New York Yankees' shortstop, addressed rumors about a potential position change after a retracted report claimed he was considering moving to catcher.In an interview, Volpe dismissed the story as 'BS,' emphasizing his commitment to being a shortstop and supporting the team's needs.

He explained that during his rehab process, the Yankees consistently communicated their expectation for him to return as a shortstop, even when backup player Jazzy Chisholm (likely a typo for Jazz Chisholm) performed well.Volpe revealed he had already discussed his role with the Yankees during the offseason and was prepared to play shortstop once cleared.When backup shortstop Jazzy Chisholm (possibly a misstatement for Jazz Chisholm) got injured, Volpe was naturally called back up to fill the gap.

Manager Aaron Boone praised Volpe's character, stating he would 'do anything' for the team and has handled adversity with toughness and work ethic.

Despite his struggles with consistency and errors in previous seasons, Boone remains confident in Volpe's ability to contribute to the Yankees' pursuit of a World Series title.

The article highlights Volpe's dedication to the team over personal accolades, framing his response as a reaffirmation of his commitment to the Yankees' success.