Chisholm Jr. delivered 3-for-4 with a homer and three RBIs, moving within one homer of 30/30 and energizing NYY’s late-season push. His two-way impact—power and speed—has become the catalyst for New York’s sustained run as October nears.

Chisholm praised Judge’s energy and durability, highlighting the impact of Judge’s run on the clubhouse and its influence on NYY’s dynamic, especially as a high-energy contributor around the MVP pace.

Chisholm is a top dual-threat option with 28 HR and 27 SB across 112 games, showing a .365 OBP and .965 OPS across recent 26 games. His platoon edge against Sawyer Gipson-Long’s starts bolsters a Yankees stack.

Chisholm’s role surfaces in the Braves' sign-talk history, framed as a figure who relayed signs in a prior incident. The portrayal underscores the ongoing tensions around on-field signaling and its perception by opponents, shaping how fantasy players view his perceived aggressiveness and versatility.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. appears as a primary homer prop target against Max Scherzer, leveraging his power upside and historical success in lefty matchups. The note emphasizes his recent hot streak, propensity to drive balls in favorable wind, and the value of rostering him in a round-robin with other HR bets.