Yankees' Jazz Chisholm makes surprising injuries

The New York Yankees were bitten hard by the injury error, which extended to the Sternbaseman Jazz Chisholm.

The former all-star was in the second basis after the departure of Gleyber Torres, but he has been on the shelf in the past few weeks due to a slope.

Chisholm was placed on the 15-day injured list on May 2, but there was reports that the injury could take about a month or more to recover.

However, Chisholm made a surprising announcement on Friday when he spoke to reporters and said that he believed that his return date was much earlier.

“Jazz said he thinks he could be in the longest in a week and a half. Aaron Boone said that was optimistic, not yet sure, albeit realistic,” wrote Greg Joyce from New York Post.

Affairs of players should always be recorded with a grain of salt, especially after Chisholm played the first diagnosis at the beginning of the month.

However, the Yankees would like to bring Chisholm back into the line -up. The deep card was hit hard by Oswaldo Cabrera's cruel injury, but the Yankees also activated DJ Lemahieu, who played a second basis on his return.

After she was avoided in this low season with a one-year contract for $ 5.85 million, it was a volatile season for the 27-year-old. Chisholm only meets 0.181, but he also hit seven Homeruns while publishing a respectable .714 ops.

The Yankees currently have the leadership in the American League East, so that Chisholm would return to the lineup as soon as possible would benefit the entire group.