A little bit on the baseball locals from Sunday.

The Yankees bouncing back after a rough first three games against Boston where they scored four runs total.

They had the home run bats going last night, though.

Two one. That's the jazz. Swung on. Deep Drive. Right field. It's hit hard. Going, going. Goodbye.

Jess. Tism, everybody.

With our home run tonight, his second two-run shot. Dave Sims, eighth inning with a home run tonight.

His second two-run shot.

Dave Sims, eighth inning call here on the fan as Jazz had career home runs number 100 and 101.

Last night, Trent Grisham also went deep twice, giving him 25 on the years.

The Yanks beat the Red Sox 7 to 2 to avoid a four-game sweep at the stadium,

which would have been the first for Boston in the Bronx since 1939, the four-game variety, not any sweep.

Meaningful night for Chisholm, he has the two home runs and as he revealed afterwards, playing with a bit of a heavy heart.

It felt kind of surreal.

You know, I lost my best friend yesterday, so, yeah, today felt like a different type of day, especially with the 100th home run coming today and everything, you know.

Didn't get any details on the situation.

No, it's interesting about that, though.

You know, I was talking about him yesterday.

Now, he didn't get the start in Saturday's game.

No idea that he was going through that.

None of us did.

And I'm sitting there talking about what I thought was a very non-competitive at bat when they put him in with two guys on down five. I think they were down five, one at the time. And like, I'm saying, like, that's just a brutal at bat. We have no idea what these guys are dealing with. And then to hear that, you almost wonder, like, why he wasn't just told, hey, you're not getting in it at bat.

Just go clear your mind today.

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