Jazz Chisholm Jr. sparked relief among New York Yankees fans after a brief injury scare on Sunday. The third baseman left the field in the sixth inning holding his right hand, causing concern that the Yankees would suffer another injury setback. Fortunately, he returned to the game in the seventh, laughing and smiling with teammates, ready to contribute. Previously sidelined with an oblique injury, Chisholm has been instrumental in the Yankees' lineup, showcasing a strong performance with a home run and a triple in the same game.

His resilience is crucial for a Yankees team that has already lost Oswaldo Cabrera for the season. Chisholm has quickly established himself as a consistent presence, batting over .320 in his last ten games and bringing much-needed energy to the club. The Yankees, who have struggled offensively, are counting on Chisholm's performance to help turn their fortunes around as the season progresses.