Yankees' Jazz Chisholm, who is still surprised, about the severity of the injury

New York – Jazz Chisholm Jr. still has problems wrapping his head to wrap the seriousness of his weird injury.

The second Baseman of the Yankees spoke for the first time since landing on the injured list with a high-quality burden on Friday and explained that his current weird injury felt much better than MRI imaging on his side.

“I'm very surprised,” said Chisholm against the rays after the 3-2 defeat on Saturday. “This is the second time that I had a slope [and] This feels completely different from the first. For me I was super surprised when I saw the results. “

Chisholm's slope is injured in three separate places. During a bat, it happened against the Orioles in Baltimore on Tuesday during a bat on Tuesday. The left -handed striker was checked by a trainer after a swing at the beginning of the Tellenteller. He stayed in, later doubled at the bat, climbed to the third basis for a mistake and was immediately taken out of the game.

In the beginning, Chisholm insisted that he was fine and was not worried at all. In Baltimore, he referred to the time he tore with the Marlins with the Marlins a few years ago, as proof that he would know whether he had a serious injury.

However, the imaging showed that Chisholm actually suffered a high -grade load in three separate areas. It is now expected to get out of the way for the next four to six weeks. While he would like to be back earlier, the infielder realized that the Timeline manager Aaron Boone, delivered on Friday, was the normal average for someone who works from this kind of injuries.

“This is what we plan to try to achieve if not before,” he said.

In the meantime, Chisholm can continue to work on strength training. It is a daily process in which the Yankees will see how he is doing and the intensity of his training is slowly increasing and finally introducing the baseball activities.

However, this is far away.

In his place it is expected to play the most games on the second base. Vivas received a well -deserved bump on the Yankees due to Chisholm's injury and he was in the starting line -up in the last two games of the club. He is still looking for his first hit with a big league.

Chisholm has seven Homeruns with 17 RBI this year, but he meets .181 with an ops of 0.714. His strike rates (31.2 percent) and his touch quota (35.1) are among the worst in the Major League baseball in these first six weeks of the regular season.

“Super frustrated,” said Chisholm. “I want to be out there every day and help my team win every day. So if I don't have a chance, it's shit.”