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Gerrit Cole will make his first rehab start Friday with Double-A Somerset as he returns from Tommy John surgery.
Boone indicated Cole may pitch in a game or simulation after a three-inning live batting practice.
Anthony Volpe is on a rehab assignment with Somerset, aiming to return to the majors.
Volpe drilled pregame work and plans to return to Somerset before potentially joining Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre next week.
Carlos Rodón will throw another live batting practice session as part of his elbow surgery recovery.
Rodón last pitched in the postseason, with Cole returning from the World Series context earlier.
Volpe expressed eagerness to run and dive, signaling readiness for the season.
Caballero contributed key plays during recent walk-off wins as Volpe rehabs.
The Yankees are prioritizing player health and return timelines for key contributors this season.
Volpe's shoulder injury previously limited performance but did not derail his role.

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Volpe begins a rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset as part of his comeback from shoulder surgery.
Volpe went 0-for-2 with two strikeouts in five innings as he faced his first rehab test against a major-league starter.
The plan aims for about 55 at-bats to simulate a spring train workload before a possible move to a higher affiliate.
Manager Aaron Boone emphasized workload management as part of Volpe’s comeback strategy.
Volpe’s rehab will span multiple affiliates to build stamina before rejoining the majors.
The rehab plan includes live batting practice and additional at-bats to reach the estimated workload.
Boone noted bullpen usage changes as the club evaluates trusted options at the back end.
The report details other roster moves, including Bird’s brief call-up and De los Santos’ brief stint.
April rehab marks a critical milestone in Volpe’s path to full strength after shoulder surgery.

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Lombard Jr. starts at third as McMahon struggles, sparking debate over who should fill the hot corner.
Lombard’s performance at Double-A: .465/.528/.844 with six doubles, two homers, six RBIs.
Lombard’s defense appears natural at third, with two routine plays in the first and third inning.
The article links Lombard’s potential to pressure McMahon if Lombard continues hitting well.
Volpe’s rehab at Double-A Somerset keeps Lombard from an immediate full-time move, the piece notes.
Yankees prioritize Volpe at shortstop while evaluating Lombard’s future role at third.
Lombard’s bat could accelerate a broader competition for the hot corner if he maintains production.
Lombard’s debut trajectory remains uncertain but positive for his major-league timeline.
The piece highlights Lombard’s defensive versatility, mainly shortstop and second base, before third.
The article positions Lombard as a potential solution for the left side of the infield if developed.
Lombard’s impact could influence management’s approach to McMahon and roster decisions.

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