Jazz Chisholm's awkward locker room scene a sign of potential Yankees divorce

Jazz Chisholm, since his arrival, has always stuck out as the anti-Yankee.

Jazz with a capital “J” in a lower-case orchestra of chamber music. These Yankees are most content making noise with their torpedo bats. Except Chisholm. He is loud. In how he enters a room, moves about a baseball field and talks about it all.

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In a media-trained world in which the Yankees come in such a bland vanilla that you could fall asleep between when, say, Anthony Volpe begins a particularly short, uninsightful answer and ends it, Chisholm stands out like a lavender wristband.

It was Chisholm who publicly blurted what Aar