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A Jazz gaffe? Chisholm, Yankees insist it's not that simple
Too often in recent memory, the Yankees have showcased baserunning miscues that manager Aaron Boone insists “can’t happen.” There was Jorbit Vivas not sliding into third base on July 18 in Atlanta, then Austin Wells wandering off second Wednesday in New York.
WATCH: Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. gets doubled off first base on pop up to second base vs. Marlins
On Saturday afternoon, we saw a runner get doubled off first base on a pop up to second base courtesy of Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the New York Yankees. Chisholm was not attempting to steal. Miami Marlins second baseman Xavier Edwards simply caught him napping.
Wells lost track of how many outs there were in the bottom of the ninth, making the final out of a tied game against the ...
New York Yankees catcher Austin Wells jogged his way into an unusual double play during the ninth inning of Wednesday's game ...
Y ankees catcher Austin Wells made one of the most embarrassing mistakes of the MLB season Wednesday night when he lost track ...
After trading for three bats, the Yankees' focus Thursday will be on adding to the bullpen and perhaps acquiring a starting ...
Anthony Volpe, mired in a defensive slump, had just crushed a game-tying, solo homer off Rays closer Pete Fairbanks, clapping ...
Austin Wells was honest with himself after his baserunning blunder nearly cost the Yankees the game against the Rays.
Austin Wells’ brutal baserunning blunder ruined a chance for the Yankees to potentially steal a win before extras.
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