​Yankees’ Anthony Volpe trade proposal won’t excite fans with average return originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.With the All-Star Game now over, New York Yankees fans are looking forward to what the trade deadline can bring to the organization.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Yankees have a lot of needs on both sides of the baseball, and that could even include moving on from some guys who are starting right now who probably don’t deserve to be.One of those players in particular is youngster Anthony Volpe, a shortstop who just hasn’t figured things out in the Bronx. It’s very unfortunate that things have gone the way they have for Volpe, but this is the reality of it all.Not all trades for Volpe are really going to help the Yankees much, as his value just isn’t anywhere near where it needs to be.That’s why the latest trade proposal with the Atlanta Braves might not excite many fans, but it is realistic.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“Here’s what a deal could look like: Braves receive: Anthony Volpe”Yankees receive: INF Jim Jarvis, RHP Garrett Baumann“As much name value as Volpe may have, let’s remember he isn’t exactly a world beater at the plate. Volpe underwent labrum surgery in the offseason, but appears to be fine now. He’s batting .246 with one home run, six doubles, and an OPS+ of 89 over 138 at-bats. Volpe seems to be striking out less and working more walks, but 138 at-bats isn’t exactly a full sample size,” TJ French wrote.The Braves, like the Yankees, are looking to get better at this year’s deadline.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThere is reason to believe this type of trade could make sense for both sides, even though Yankees fans had hoped to get more for Volpe a few years ago, when he was coming up in the minors.Blue Jays have perfect Jeff Hoffman replacement and his name is Mason MillerBo Bichette gets eye opening trade update that doesn’t make much senseBlue Jays get trade update on Jeff Hoffman, Shane Bieber, and Kevin GausmanPhillies and Blue Jays expected to fight for recent 37 home run sluggerPhillies’ Cristopher Sanchez is planned NL All-Star starter