Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. says he is not planning to start wearing a protective cup after fouling a pitch off his groin and leaving a game. Multiple outlets report that Chisholm addressed the incident following the Yankees’ Thursday loss to the White Sox. He described his pain level as “a million,” indicating significant discomfort after the foul. Despite that reaction and commentary around whether he should adopt more protection, Chisholm reiterates that he has never worn a cup in the past and intends to keep his current approach. The reports present his decision as a personal habit rather than a change prompted by the injury, with one account noting he received what it calls an “ultimate cup check” but still does not plan to use protective equipment going forward. The story centers on Chisholm’s explanation and his continued refusal to wear a cup after the groin injury caused by the foul ball.