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Yankees Urged to Bench 2 Stars Amid Offense’s ‘Malaise’
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That means second baseman Jazz Chisholm and center fielder Trent Grisham.
Yankees Have Not Gotten Enough From Jazz Chisholm, Trent GrishamIndeed, the overall numbers on both are unsightly.
But the recent numbers have been worse, and they’ve come just as the Yankees lineup needs them to help make up for the team’s missing star bats.
In a scathing column, he wrote: “Grisham and Chisholm have lost the right to be in the lineup every day.
Jazz Chisholm: ‘It’s Super Frustrating’Chisholm, for his part, has conceded that this has not been his year for the Yankees.