Yankees’ Jazz Chisholm owning up to mental gaffe after Aaron Boone chat comes with caveat
By Dan Martin
Published on April 6, 2026.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. was back in the Yankees lineup after a mental gaffe at second base during a game against Miami that led to a mental error. Despite acknowledging his mistake, manager Aaron Boone stated that Chishesolm was fine with it and insisted that plays like this are inevitable. Other key players are also struggling, with José Caballero making another error at shortstop and being invisible on offense. The Yankees missed on two automated ball-strike system challenges again during their ninth-inning rally against Miami, leaving them with no victories during their game. Gerrit Cole, coming back from Tommy John surgery, is set to throw a simulated game Monday. The team also recorded 30 walks in their series against the Marlins, their most in a three-game series in franchise history.
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