Aaron Boone didn't know how to answer it yesterday.

I don't know if he's going to how to answer it when the season starts.

Who should be the New York Yankees lead off hitter?

And before we went to break, Sean said one of his concerns about using Aaron Judge as the lead off hitter,

which to me is the only option right now, is that it would never give anyone an opportunity to become the lead off hitter.

And that's not true. Anthony Volpe, who Sean suggests, and other Yankee fans may suggest, on paper looks like a

really appealing piece to be a lead off hitter.

He's got speed.

He can steal bases.

And in the minor leagues, he's had a high on base.

The problem is, in the two years he's been a major leaguer, it's just not good enough.

A 293 on base ain't going to cut it.

No.

If Vopi bats 9th, like I suggested,

and he's hitting 280,

and he has a 360 on base percentage,

I think there is absolutely a day

where you say,

now's the time to move him to the lead-off spot.

I don't think you're married

to where you are in the batting order just because you're succeeding.

I think in an idea world, Aaron Judge would be your second play setter.

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