The New York Yankees must decide if they have any desire to bring back Jazz Chisholm Jr back next season. Chisholm’s contract expires after his worst hitting season in the MLB lost any faith the Yankees fan base had in…

The New York Yankees are reportedly unlikely to offer Jazz Chisholm Jr. a qualifying offer or bring him back for next season. Reports cited by The Athletic and The New York Times indicate the club fears the pending free agent might accept a qualifying offer to rebuild his market value following a disappointing offensive campaign.
Chisholm struggled significantly at the plate, recording his lowest career contact-quality metrics and being benched during an ALDS elimination game. The Yankees reportedly plan to transition Anthony Volpe to second base, while American League clubs including the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angels have been linked with potential interest in Chisholm.
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