Anthony Volpe drills 431-foot home run in first Triple-A game since Yankees demotion

In an MLB season where Anthony Volpe hit just one home run before getting demoted, he matched that total during his first game back in Triple-A.

John Laghezza highlights the best of this week's fantasy baseball waiver wire, including some intriguing recently-promoted prospects.

The idea that Anthony Volpe can be an above-average player if he goes to another organization seems a bit unrealistic, though many have suggested it could happen. Volpe, who was one of the top prospects in Major League Baseball just a few years ago, obviously hasn't had the big league career that he's been hoping for.

Lombard is being lauded as the next great Yankees hope. A few years ago, similar compliments were heaped upon another shortstop.

George Lombard Jr. ends Anthony Volpe's era with the Yankees with a single swing  MARCA

George Lombard Jr. launched a solo home run for his first career hit and turned multiple double plays in a dazzling major league debut at Yankee Stadium.