Volpe started the sixth-inning sequence with a leadoff double, injecting life into the Yankees' rally in a rare stat of activity, but Toronto’s bullpen clampdown and Varland's late heroics limited further damage.

Volpe rode a sixth-inning double into the scoring mix and would later score on Bellinger's bases-loaded walk, underscoring his impact-in-motion speed and run-creating ability in the Yankees' order. His dynamic baserunning and contact ability make him a cornerstone for New York's playoff offense.

Volpe reached base with a sixth-inning double, contributing to a Yankees rally and demonstrating his growing postseason involvement.

Volpe supplied the Yankees' lone bright spot with a double, but his other at-bats yielded little, showcasing the challenge of generating offense against Toronto's pitching in Game 1.

Volpe’s leverage and late-inning opportunities signal rising fantasy relevance, with potential multi-category production if he maintains aggressive base-path and contact autonomy.