Jazz Chisholm Jr. exits a game in the 11th inning after developing what the Yankees believe are cramps, according to reports. Both outlets say the issue begins earlier, with Chisholm starting to feel unwell in the bottom of the eighth inning. He continues playing until the 11th, when he leaves the game. The Yankees’ assessment, as reported, characterizes the symptoms as cramps rather than a more serious injury. The available information from both sources does not include specifics on the severity of the cramps, whether he will miss any upcoming games, or whether he receives medical evaluation beyond the on-field decision to remove him. The reports also do not detail corresponding changes to the lineup or further diagnostic results. The accounts are consistent that Chisholm’s discomfort starts in the eighth and that he exits during the 11th with the Yankees viewing it as cramps.