The Yankees’ offense was finally able to break out against the Rays on Thursday, chasing All-Star Drew Rasmussen with six runs in the third inning on their way to a 12-4 victory at Tropicana Field. The Yankees pounded out 12 hits,

Jazz Chisholm Jr. once again showed why he relishes being the player opposing fans love to hate. The flashy second baseman quieted chants of “overrated” in Cleveland with a home run in the

However you feel about mid-game interviews with MLB players that are in the field, you've got to admit Jazz Chisholm Jr. was an entertaining one on Wednesday night. The New York Yankees' second baseman was having a great conversation with the announcers ...

It’s not exactly a Lollipopapalooza, but sucking on a lollipop on the field has created a bit of a stir for the pinstripers. Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. had a green lollipop in his mouth during Monday night’s 5-3 loss against the Tigers.

Jazz Chisholm didn’t just hit this ball, he made a statement. The context, the swing, and the reaction turned it into a moment. Everyone in the stadium felt it instantly. This home run meant more than runs.