Before Sunday night’s series finale at Yankee Stadium, Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. was asked about Red Sox rookie Hunter Dobbins’ sharp words. The right-hander who is scheduled to start the finale told the Boston Herald that he’d retire if the Yankees were the last team to offer him a contract. Chisholm acknowledged the shade.

Yankees third baseman Jazz Chisholm said after Friday night's win that he plans to do everything at 70 percent from now on.

Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. remembers what it's like to face Max Fried and he doesn't miss it at all. “I was seeing him about five, six times a year. It wasn’t fun. So I can imagine for other guys now that they get to feel my pain,

The New York Yankees bring back an All-Star infielder, and place one of their best relievers on the injured list in a massive roster move.

While Chisholm was finishing up his rehabbing from almost five weeks of missed games with a strained oblique, he was convinced to hit the breaks and slow his game down to 70-percent max effort. Has this EVER been done before?

The calendar has officially flipped to June, which means we are in the heart of the fantasy season. Plenty of prospects continue to get called up, and many star players find themselves on the injured list.