Jazz Chisholm's Talent and Style Make Him a Yankees Priority

5 months ago

Jazz Chisholm's Talent and Style Make Him a Yankees Priority

Brian Cashman praised Chisholm’s style and skill: “He can be a fashionista and a great baseball player at the same time.” However, the Yankees haven’t held substantive contract talks with him despite looming free agency and have fielded trade offers. The club should keep investing in Chisholm; his talent and personality fit New York’s long-term plan and boost fan engagement.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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