Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. is ejected during a game against the Red Sox after arguing a call. Multiple reports say Chisholm is inserted in the leadoff spot and is later tossed following a dispute in the sixth inning. In one account, the argument centers on a check swing, and frustration escalates until he is removed from the game. Another report describes a fiery sequence that includes Chisholm striking out before he is ejected after slamming his helmet while continuing to argue with officials. All accounts agree that the ejection follows Chisholm’s on-field confrontation with the umpiring crew rather than an injury or off-field incident. The reports provide consistent information that the Yankees player’s ejection occurs late in the game, with the dispute linked to an umpire call during his at-bat. Chisholm is credited with being involved in the incident immediately before the ejection, but the coverage does not indicate any additional penalties beyond being thrown out.