Chisholm Jr. is listed as the DH in the Game 3 frame, adding a dynamic element to NYY’s batting order. His role underscores the mix of speed and power the Yankees seek to deploy against Bieber and the Jays, providing a flexible option in the lineup.

Chisholm brings power and pace as NYY’s middle-infield edge in the comparison with Clement.

<p>Chisholm is highlighted for a first full 30/30 season, versatility across 3B and 2B, and dual-position eligibility that adds roster flexibility. His offensive burst and speed provide meaningful fantasy upside, especially in formats that reward versatile attackers.</p><p>Draft-wise, Chisholm's upside makes him an attractive dual-eligibility asset for 2026, with room to grow if he maintains plate discipline improvements and continues to steal bases in volume.</p>

Jazz Chisholm Jr., Yankees infielder who scored the winning run in a wild-card game, expresses eagerness to face Toronto and redeem past results, signaling a competitive edge and confidence for New York entering the ALDS.

Chisholm invigorated the Yankees in Game 2 with a sprint home on Wells’ eighth-inning hit and two pivotal defensive plays after being benched in Game 1. His emotional, high-energy leadership and late-innings impact highlighted his fantasy upside in a high-leverage, short-series setting.