Jazz Chisholm Junior of Yankiz investigated on Besoring Blunder

New York Yankeys star Jazz Chisholm Jr. on Saturday took heat on social media on social media on a head-bears Besoring Blunder against Miami Marlins.

Chisholm was at the top of the second innings at the first basis, with Paul Goldschmidt on the bat. Yankiz’s batsman reached Marlins’s second baseless Xavier Edwards. Chisholm was far away from the first base and was caught.

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Edwards then threw the ball for the first inning-ending double play.

Chisholm was criticized by Yankis’ announcers during the broadcast and fans were also criticized on social media for brain farts. Aaron Boon, manager of Yankiz, also received some backlash on social media.

“What was Chisholam thinking?” Yankiz play-by-play man Michael K. asked.

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Color commentator Paul O’Neel was left in shock, saying, “What’s going on?”

Bune and the first base coach Travis Chapman also had an animated conversation in the dugout.

Chisalom said that later he would not have changed anything, saying that he was trying to be aggressive on the baskets by forcing Edwards to make an error.

“I was just trying to be aggressive, already playing with the two middle infielders,” he said through athletic. “I saw something that I thought they were going to do. He dick it as if he was going to do it. Still trying to be aggressive because I played here earlier. I know how to play the field. Sometimes you get aggressive and you get stuck and you get out.”

Bune said that he did not think of taking Chisholm out of the game.

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New York lost the game 2–0. Yenkis only made two hits on Miami. Chisholm was 0 -for -2 with a walk and strike.

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