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Jazz Chisholm Jr. Eyes Comeback as Third Base Shift Looms

5/30/2025

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Summary

Chisholm's Comeback Shift

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is ready to make his comeback, playing third base in a rehab game with Double-A Somerset after overcoming a right oblique strain. Yankees manager Aaron Boone suggests this shift could be permanent, keeping DJ LeMahieu at second base. Chisholm is eager to turn around his sluggish start to the 2025 season.

Summary

Judge Responds Strongly

Aaron Judge fired back at the Dodgers' offseason banter following their World Series win over the Yankees, urging everyone to concentrate on the present. Battling through previous injuries, Judge is on fire, boasting a .391 batting average and 18 home runs. The Yankees are determined to reclaim their championship glory as they gear up for another showdown with the Dodgers.

History

Historical Context

Jazz Chisholm Jr. aims for a strong comeback after a right oblique strain, reminiscent of players like Lou Gehrig, who overcame injuries to leave their mark. Chisholm's shift to third base echoes the 1946 integration of baseball, showing how adaptability can redefine a player's career in MLB history.

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Chisholm's Comeback Shift

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is ready to make his comeback, playing third base in a rehab game with Double-A Somerset after overcoming a right oblique strain. Yankees manager Aaron Boone suggests this shift could be permanent, keeping DJ LeMahieu at second base. Chisholm is eager to turn around his sluggish start to the 2025 season.

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