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Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. explains playing at 70% and why there should be more trash talk in baseball
NEW YORK — Jazz Chisholm Jr. only knew one speed throughout his baseball career: 100%. Next to the flash and flare, the audaciousness, was a player who didn't know how to throttle down. That's how he made his mark. Even behind the mega-smile was an edge. Aggression.
He was once baseball's most coveted prospect. The Boston Red Sox paid #$63 million to sign him. Now he could be a Yankee.
After the Yankees' loss to the Red Sox on Sunday night, Paul Goldschmidt got real on Aaron Judge's MLB status.
Fortunately for Chisholm and the Yankees, Boston left Rafaela stranded after a groundout and a strikeout got New York out of ...
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The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox will hook up one more time in a Sunday night rubber match to close out their ...
For some players, the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry is nothing new, having played in it many times throughout their career. For ...
The Boston Red Sox overpowered the New York Yankees with a dominant 11-7 victory, fueled by five home runs, including a ...
In a surprise prediction, Mark Feinsand of MLB.com has listed Yankees interim closer Devin Williams as a potential trade ...
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