New York Yankees outfielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. hits a go-ahead home run to help the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers in a game played one day after he drew attention for bringing a lollipop onto the field. Multiple outlets report that Chisholm’s celebration and on-field behavior involving the candy had irritated his manager, and that the team treats the lollipop situation as a source of criticism following his viral moment. In the Detroit game, Chisholm’s performance becomes the focus again as he connects for a pivotal two-run, go-ahead homer. The Yankees are described as rallying or snapping a skid with his hit, which changes the course of the game against the Tigers. After the home run, he celebrates in the dugout and is again associated with lollipops in the aftermath, though outlets note this time framed as part of the celebration rather than the earlier on-field issue. Overall coverage centers on the contrast between the prior controversy and Chisholm’s immediate impact at the plate, with the Yankees securing the win in Detroit.