Chisholm Heats Up, Homers in Boston

0:00It's April 27th. This is MLB News today, AI-powered story shaping the season. Jazz Chisholm Jr. with the Yankees is finally heating up after a rough start to the season. He just smashed his first home run of the year at Fenway Park, a 333-foot shot that barely cleared the pole. Now he's batting 438 over his last four games, going 7 for 16 with two walks, two homers, and six RBI's. After this week, he set out a rain-delayed win against the Royals to reset and tweak his swing mechanics. He backed off the plate a bit to stay closed and avoid opening up too early. That extra time off helped him dial things in just when the weather started warming up. Chisholm has always struggled in the cold, but he's owning it and keeping perspective. It's still early, not even a full month into the season, and he's feeling like himself again. Fans and teammates are buzzing about his big spring goals of 50 homers and 50 steals. His hot street kicked off slowly in Boston, but exploded with that homer against the Red Sox pitcher.

1:01Including his last game there, he's locked in and carrying momentum into the series opener against the Rangers in Arlington on Monday. The Yankees head to Texas riding this wave and Chisholm's laughing off the early bumps, treating it like the kid's game it is. If he keeps this up, those lofty numbers might not be so far-fetched.