Chisholm Jr. has been playing third base, a position he’s not comfortable with, affecting his performance as well.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is struggling at third base for the Yankees, a position he was not initially comfortable with. The decision to place him there has drawn criticism, especially as he continues to face challenges in producing at the plate.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. has struggled defensively at third base, making six errors in 28 games, prompting speculation about moving him back to second base. His recent comments about preferring second base have raised concerns about his performance and the team's defensive alignment.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is currently positioned as the Yankees' second baseman, where he has showcased better defensive capabilities than at third. His role could be crucial should the Yankees decide to acquire a third baseman.

Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s likely move back to second base if Suárez is acquired creates potential roster challenges for the Yankees. This adjustment could also impact DJ LeMahieu's role, leading to significant changes in the infield.