Yankees joins the debate with the third base coach of Star Braves

New York Yankis star Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Atlanta Braves Third Base Coach Eddie Perez had words with each other during the teams’ matchup on Saturday night.

Yes Network Broadcasting looked at Chisholm towards the brave dugout, as he stood on the third basis at the top of the sixth innings. Chisholm was asking the peres to “cry about it”. Perez indicated that the next time the batting order came, Chisholam was about to hit the head.

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“I hope,” Chisholm replied.

The issue between Chisholm and Perez may be disturbed by the coach that the Star Infielder was offering Yankis Shortstop Anthony Wolpe Signal during his AT-Bat. Chisholam stood on the second basis and started touching his chest within the vision of Volpe.

Perez told reporters after the game that he saw Chisholm giving a signal and denied that he was threatening to hit someone in the head, rather he tried to “think”. New York Post,

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“I am not completely sure (what was going on),” Yankis’ manager Aaron Boon said after the game. “I know they were saying some things that may be seen and should be.”

Chisholm refused to comment.

Yankis returned together after going below 7–2 in the sixth innings. New York came back to tie the game in eight Apties in the eighth innings. Then, Trent Grisham hit the Grand Slam, a moving Grand Slam to pursue New York in the ninth. This was the 17th dinger of the year of Grisham.

New York won the game 12-9.

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New York improved in 54-44 in the year and Atlanta fell to 43-54.

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