Sherman predicts Yankees will move on from Jazz Chisholm Jr.
A qualifying-offer calculation leads the New York Post Sports analyst to suggest Anthony Volpe could shift to second base.
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Keeping Jazz Chisholm Jr. for another year might cost more than the Yankees want to risk, Joel Sherman argues. The potential consolation for letting him leave, a draft pick after the fourth round, does not change his calculation.
In a fast-starting New York Post Sports Short, Sherman predicts the club will decline to make Chisholm a qualifying offer worth roughly $23 million. His reasoning is straightforward: Chisholm could accept it, leaving the Yankees committed to a salary Sherman thinks they would rather avoid. This is his roster forecast, not an announced team decision.
Sherman acknowledges Chisholm's talent and personality but argues that shortcomings in his overall game complicate the decision. He invokes Trent Grisham as a comparison before stating: "I think the Yankees are going to move on."
The clip has drawn about 37,000 views in its first twelve hours, already far beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for a Short. Its comment section is unusually busy, too. Viewers are discussing possible landing spots, including the Angels and Royals, and proposing different Yankees infield combinations.
That last question is also where Sherman ends up. If the season were beginning at the time of his assessment, he says, Anthony Volpe would likely be the Yankees' second baseman. The proposed departure comes with a proposed reshuffle.
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Which country is Jazz Chisholm Jr. from?
Chisholm was born in Nassau, the capital of The Bahamas.