Jazz Chisholm Jr. was part of the New York Yankees‘ tough 4-2 loss in Game 2 of the ALDS against the Kansas City Royals. Despite the defeat, Chisholm contributed a run in the final score, which the Royals ultimately held onto. After the game, with his focus now on Game 3, Chisholm delivered a clear message about the Yankees’ mentality.
When asked about his mindset during the difficult loss at home, Chisholm responded with pride and confidence. He made it clear that the Yankees fully expect to win, and no one on the team thinks otherwise. Most importantly, he emphasized that in his view, no other team is better than the Yankees.
“Still feels the same that we’re going to win it. I don’t feel like anybody feels any different. We still don’t feel like any other team is better than us,” Chisholm said. He also noted that while several mistakes were made, the team would be ready to regroup and fight against the Royals on Wednesday.
Despite the tough loss, Chisholm emphasized the importance of continuing to fight the next day. He praised Yankees starting pitcher Carlos Rodon, stating that he did a good job in the innings he pitched.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit his first career postseason home run tonight. The third baseman recaps Game 2 with @M_Marakovits and the rest of the media.
Chisholm Jr. Ready for the Next Game
Following the Game 2 loss at home, Chisholm was asked how the Yankees could bounce back after facing the harsh reality of their situation. He asserted that the team learns from tough moments, never gives up, and comes back ready to compete the next day.
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Chisholm acknowledged the missed opportunities the Yankees had during the game but made it clear that the Kansas City Royals “just got lucky” in winning Game 2 the way they did.
