Jazz Chisholm Jr. powered the Yankees to a 5-3 victory over the Red Sox with a three-hit performance that included a home run and three RBIs. Max Fried continued to shine on the mound, locking in his 17th win of the season and solidifying the Yankees’ standing against their longtime rival.
New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. left Thursday night’s showdown against the Houston Astros in the fourth inning, having bruised both knees on separate plays. Team officials have confirmed the nature of the injuries, which ended the 27-year-old’s outing midway through the game.
Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. is set to compete in the 2025 Home Run Derby, facing top sluggers like Cal Raleigh and Ronald Acuña Jr. The event promises an exciting showcase of baseball’s premier power hitters.
Following a pivotal role in the Yankees’ 9-6 triumph over the Red Sox, Jazz Chisholm Jr. revealed his desire to temper his playing style, aiming to play less like the impulsive Ricky Bobby. His unexpected admission offers insight into his mindset despite a standout performance.
Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s left-handed swing could unlock untapped power at Yankee Stadium, where the short right-field porch plays to his strengths. “Never put a ceiling on it,” he says, embracing the possibilities ahead.
