Chisholm stood at home plate bewildered, his hands up in the air. He’s tied for the team lead in home runs with Judge, but he’s been grinding at the plate of late, batting .113 in April ahead of Monday’s loss with zero multi-hit games.

Amid a 2-for-25 slide, he launched a two-run homer off reliever Paul Sewald in the eighth inning. “Very validating,” Chisholm said of that swing, his seventh homer of the year, tying Aaron Judge for the club lead.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. bailed on a soft liner hit to second base because there was something more concerning flying his way: a broken bat.