The manager of New York Yankees, Aaron Boone, explain why he wants to retire after this season…

Anthony Volpe hit 21 home runs in his first season, but at the end of it, his swing was too steep.

However, Aaron Boone does not believe that Volpe’s flatter swing this season will result in any loss of power.

Before the Yankees took on the Tigers at Steinbrenner Field on Thursday, Boone remarked, “I don’t think so, no, because his strength is his strength.”

He was a pretty excellent fastball hitter overall last year, but he only hit fastballs down. However, this should put him in a better position to deal with that and improve in the areas that were revealed. However, it also places you in a better position to deal with the occasional mistake off-speed pitch, which is a ball that you can hit fora hit that is outside of the park or extra base.