Jazz Chisholm Jr. remains firm on not wearing a cup after foul injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 10:34 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. was hit by a foul ball during a game, prompting laughter and concern but no changes to his gear. Chisholm exited Thursday's contest against the White Sox after being struck but returned to the lineup for the following game against the Cincinnati Reds. Despite experiencing significant pain, Chisholm stated he would continue to forgo wearing an athletic supporter, which he never used even in the minor leagues. Manager Aaron Boone, recalling his own practices, highlighted generational differences in equipment habits among players.
- •Chisholm was injured by a foul ball during Thursday's game.
- •He returned to play the next game against the Reds.
- •Chisholm reported high pain levels but declined to wear a protective cup.
- •Boone mentioned generational differences in baseball equipment use.
- •Chisholm has never worn a cup, even in minor leagues.
- 10:34 PMYahoo Sports — One "unlucky'' foul ball won't make Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. change
"Despite being hit in a sensitive area by a foul ball in Thursday's game, Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. won't wear an athletic supporter.
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