Jazz Chisholm Jr., the second baseman for the New York Yankees, has been suspended for one game and fined following an ejection during a game against the Tampa Bay Rays. The decision, announced by MLB's Michael Hill, stems from Chisholm's violation of the league's social media policy after he posted a comment deemed inappropriate following his ejection for arguing a called third strike. The post, which included profanity, was quickly deleted. Chisholm, known for his competitive nature, expressed regret for losing his cool and acknowledged the need to control his emotions better in the heat of the moment.

This incident marks Chisholm's fifth career ejection and his first since joining the Yankees. Despite the suspension, he remains a key player for the Yankees as they continue their season. Chisholm appealed the suspension, delaying any immediate consequences while he performs in the ongoing series against the Rays.