The Yankees are charging into May with serious momentum, but this week started on a somber note. Legendary radio voice John Sterling, the iconic broadcaster who called Yankees games for decades, passed away Monday morning. Sterling retired during the 2024 season but remained with the team through their World Series run, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable, custom home run calls. His presence will be deeply missed, but as the team knows, the season must go on—and now they have even more motivation to bring home a championship.

On the field, the Yankees have been rolling. After taking series wins against the Rangers and the Orioles—with a chance to sweep Baltimore in a four-game set tonight—the club made headlines by sending down shortstop Anthony Volpe at the end of his rehab assignment. This move raises plenty of questions: Did the Yankees make the right call in sticking with Caballero at shortstop for now? Will Volpe return before the first half wraps up? And could top prospect George Lombard Jr. force his way into the conversation? If you've got thoughts on these topics or anything else on your mind, now's your chance to weigh in.

We're opening up the mailbag for your most pressing Yankees questions. Answers will run on Friday afternoon, and all submissions received by the night of May 7th will be considered. Drop your questions in the comments below or send them via email to pinstripealleyblog [at] gmail [dot] com. Let's talk Yankees!