Yankees manager Aaron Boone reacts negatively to second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. appearing on the field with a lollipop on Monday night in Detroit. Multiple reports describe Boone as visibly upset, with commentary quoting him expressing frustration about Chisholm’s behavior during the game. The incident occurs while Chisholm is playing defense at second base, and it stands out as a distraction during New York’s loss to the Tigers. One outlet notes the situation is not entirely new for Chisholm this season, reporting he has played with a lollipop in his mouth before. Across the coverage, the emphasis remains on Boone’s stern reaction and the perception that the lollipop is inappropriate or distracting during play. None of the sources provide details indicating disciplinary action beyond Boone’s comments, and the reports focus primarily on Boone’s reaction and the on-field moment itself.