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Chisholm borrows Judge's bat, hits 3-run HR in win...
Key takeaways
- NEW YORK -- Jazz Chisholm Jr. found a way to keep Aaron Judge's bat in the New York Yankees' lineup.
- After lumbering through the early innings, Chisholm borrowed lumber from the injured Yankees captain.
- "When I pick up his bat I know I can't swing as hard as I can or else I'll tear an oblique like last year," Chisholm said.
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NEW YORK -- Jazz Chisholm Jr. found a way to keep Aaron Judge's bat in the New York Yankees' lineup.
After lumbering through the early innings, Chisholm borrowed lumber from the injured Yankees captain. His three-run homer with Judge's model capped a five-run eighth inning in Sunday's 6-1 win over the Boston Red Sox.
"When I pick up his bat I know I can't swing as hard as I can or else I'll tear an oblique like last year," Chisholm said. "It just helps me to just go out there and just control the barrel and just try to touch the ball."
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