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Yankees' Jazz Chisholm boots routine grounder, immediately blames umpire as replay tells another story

Jazz Chisholm Jr. kicked away an easy grounder then immediately blamed the umpire, but replay showed Ryan Additon was perfectly positioned.

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Yankees' Jazz Chisholm boots routine grounder, immediately blames umpire as replay tells another story
Jazz Chisholm Jr. kicked away an easy grounder then immediately blamed the umpire, but replay showed Ryan Additon was perfectly positioned.
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