Full name is Jasrado Hermis Arrington Chisholm Jr...His foundation, the Jazz Chisholm Foundation, provides meaningful opportunities and fosters the well-being of young athletes and their families from communities in need located in New York, Florida and the Bahamas...the JCF focuses primarily on providing equipment and resources to youth baseball and softball leagues, incorporating financial literacy education into various programming activities, and supporting mission-aligned nonprofit organizations...launched the Jazz Chisholm Foundation Little League in Nassau, Bahamas in in September 2023...more than 300 children participate annually in the league and are provided uniforms and equipment at no cost...the participants give back to their local community by participating in food drives and collections to help families in need...hosted the second annual Tunnel Fits & Kicks Fashion Show in May 2025, raising more than $200,000...His U12 team won the Cal Ripken Little League World Series in 2010…the team, who usually used heavy wooden bats in the Bahamas, used metal bats for the first time in that tournament...Moved to the United States when he was 13 to play high school baseball at Life Prep Academy in Wichita, Kans...His grandmother, Patricia Coakley (“Grammy Pat”), played shortstop for the Bahamian national softball team in the 1980s and didn’t retire until after her 60th birthday...she started a baseball academy for boys in the Bahamas in 1985...his grandmother began doing soft toss with Jazz starting when he was two years old...Has participated in the annual Don’t Blink Home Run Derby in Paradise in his native Bahamas...the derby is held on a raised platform built on the beach that allowed hitters to hit into the Caribbean Sea...Was named the cover athlete for MLB The Show ‘23…was the first Marlins player to be on the cover of MLB’s flagship video game.
2025
Batted .242/.332/.481 (112-for-462) with 75R, 15 doubles, one triple, 31 HR, 80 RBI, 58 BB, six HP, four SF and 31 SB in 130 games with the Yankees...won his first career Silver Slugger Award...set career highs in home runs, runs scored, RBI and walks...was named to his second career All-Star team...appeared defensively at second base (100G/96GS) and third base (29G/28GS)...Was tied for sixth in the AL in stolen bases (31)...Became the third player (fourth time) in franchise history to record 30 HR and 30 SB in a single season, joining Alfonso Soriano (39HR/41SB in 2002 and 38HR/35SB in 2003) and Bobby Bonds (32HR/30SB in 1975)...was one of seven players in the Majors to record at least 30HR and 30SB...joined Arizona’s Corbin Carroll (31HR/32SB), Chicago-NL’s Pete Crow-Armstrong (31HR/35SB), New York-NL’s Francisco Lindor (31HR/31SB), Cleveland’s José Ramírez (30HR/44SB), Seattle’s Julio Rodríguez (32HR/30SB) and New York-NL’s Juan Soto (43HR/38SB)...His 31SB were the most by a Yankee since Jacoby Ellsbury recorded 39SB in 2014...with his 31 SB and OF Jasson Domínguez’s 23SB, it marked the first time the Yankees have had two players with at least 20SB in a single season since 2017 when Brett Gardner (23SB) and Jacoby Ellsbury (22SB) accomplished the feat...Hit at least 20 HR in a single season for the second time in his career (also 24HR in 2024)...reached the 20 SB plateau for the fourth time in his career (also 2021, ‘23 and ‘24)...marked his second career 20HR/20SB season (24HR/40SB in 2024)...According to FanGraphs, was tied for fourth in the Majors in outs above average (eight) among second basemen...10 of his final 26 home runs (4/14-9/28) either tied the game (two) or gave the Yankees the lead (eight)...Recorded four multi-HR games: 3/30 vs. Milwaukee, 7/9 vs. Seattle, 8/24 vs. Boston and 9/2 at Houston...Homered in consecutive games five times: two games from 3/29-30, 4/13-14, 6/25-27, 6/29-30 and 8/24-25...Hit 12 HR over his final 44 games (8/11-9/28)...His 21SB over his final 54 games (7/30-9/28) were the second-most in the Majors over that span, trailing only the Mets’ Juan Soto (23SB)...Recorded his sixth career multi-HR game and first of the season on 3/30 vs. Milwaukee...recorded a season-high five RBI...marked the third time in his career he recorded at least five RBI in a game (also five RBI on 7/30/24 at Philadelphia and six RBI on 6/7/22 vs. Washington with Miami)...Recorded his 100th career stolen base in the eighth inning on 4/3 vs. Arizona...Was ejected in the seventh inning on 4/17 at Tampa Bay by HP Umpire John Bacon...Was placed on the 10-day injured list on 5/2 (retroactive to 4/30) with a right oblique strain...missed 28 team games...appeared in three rehab games with Double-A Somerset, batting .333 (3-for-9) with two runs, one double, one BB and one SB...was reinstated from the I.L. on 6/3...After being reinstated from the injured list, hit .302/.374/.560 (48-for-159) with 25R, eight doubles, 11 HR, 31 RBI, 19 BB, one SF and four SB in his next 43 games from 6/3-7/26...Hit .318/.378/.614 (28-for-88) with 15 runs, five doubles, seven HR, 19 RBI, nine BB, one SF and four SB in 24G during the month of June...His seven HR in a 12-game span from 6/25-7/9, matching his most in a 12-game span in his career (also 7HR from 7/28-8/10(G2)/24 and 7/29-8/11/24)...Homered in four of five games from 6/25-30...Posted a season-high 13-game on-base streak from 6/29-7/13...matched the second-longest on-base streak of his career, trailing only a 17-game streak from 3/30-4/19/24 (also had 13-game streaks from 4/2-18/21, 6/2-14/21 and 4/23-5/8/22)...hit .304/.418/.696 (14-for-46) with 10 runs, three doubles, five HR, 12 RBI and nine BB over that span...Posted a season-high nine-game hitting streak from 7/2-12...was the third-longest hitting streak of his career, trailing only 11-game streaks from 4/26-5/8/22 and 5/12-8/3/23…hit .324/.410/.647 (11-for-34) with 6R, 2 doubles, 3HR, 7RBI and 5BB over that span...Recorded his seventh career multi-HR game and second of the season on 7/9 vs. Seattle, hitting a solo shot in the third inning and a two-run shot in the fifth inning...drove in four of the Yankees’ nine runs...Was named to his second career All-Star team (also 2022 with Miami)…went 0-for-3 after entering the game in the fifth inning at 2B...Became the seventh different Yankees hitter to participate in the T-Mobile Home Run Derby (10th appearance overall), joining Aaron Judge (2017), Gary Sánchez (2017), Robinson Canó (2011-13), Nick Swisher (2010), Jason Giambi (2002-03) and Tino Martinez (1997)...was eliminated in the first round...Recorded multiple stolen bases in back-to-back games from 7/30-31 for the third time in his career (also 2G from 4/27-28/23 and 9/1-2/24)...Hit 8HR in the month of August, marking his most HR in a single calendar month in his career (previous: 7HR in June 2022, July 2024 and June 2025)...Recorded 8SB in nine games from 8/11-21, the most by a Yankee in a nine-game span since Brett Gardner recorded 8SB from 7/16-24/11...Recorded his eighth career multi-HR game and third of the season on 8/24 vs. Boston, hitting a go-ahead two-run home run in the second inning and a two-run shot in the eighth inning...his HR in the second inning was his 100th career home run...Recorded his ninth career multi-HR game and fourth of the season on 9/2 at Houston, hitting a go-ahead two-run shot in the second inning and a solo shot in the eighth…his HR in the second inning marked his 500th career hit...Hit his career-high 31st home run of the season with a solo shot in the 10th inning on 9/21 at Baltimore....marked his first career extra-inning home run...Left the game on 9/27 vs. Baltimore after being hit on the left forearm with a pitch…was examined at the Stadium by Dr. Christopher Ahmad…initial x-rays and CT scan were negative...Hit .182 (4-for-22) with three runs, one HR, one RBI and three BB in seven postseason games (six starts)…hit his third career postseason home run in ALDS Game 3 vs. Toronto with a go-ahead solo shot in the fifth inning.
2024
Combined with the Marlins and Yankees to hit .256/.324/.436 (144-for-562) with 74R, 21 doubles, four triples, 24HR, 73RBI, 53BB and 40SB in 147 games…appeared defensively in centerfield (97G/95GS), at third base (45G/GS) and second base (3G/2GS)…marked his first career appearances at 3B…set career highs in hits, home runs, runs scored, RBI, doubles, walks, stolen bases, extra-base hits (49), total bases (245) and games played...Was one of four players in the Majors to record 20HR and 40SB, joining Cincinnati’s Elly De La Cruz (25HR/67SB), Los Angeles-NL’s Shohei Ohtani (54HR/59SB) and Cleveland’s José Ramírez (39HR/41SB)...In 46 games with the Yankees, batted .273/.325/.500 (48-for-176) with 28R, seven doubles, 11HR, 23RBI, 14BB and 18SB…hit safely in 33 of his 46 games with the Yankees and reached base safely in 35 of those games...Despite playing in only 46 games with the Yankees, ranked second on the team with 18SB, trailing only Anthony Volpe's 28SB…according to Elias, his 18SB match the fifth most by a Yankee in his first 46 games with the club, trailing only Fritz Maisel (24SB in 1913), Rickey Henderson (22SB in 1985), Bert Daniels (19SB in 1910) and Dave Fultz (19SB in 1903)…Mickey Rivers (18SB in 1976), Willie Randolph (18SB in 1976) and Tommy L. McMillian (18SB in 1912) also recorded 18SB in their first 46 games with the club...Homered in back-to-back games three times: 3G from 8/8-10-G2 and 2G from 7/29-30 with the Yankees, and 2G from 4/28-29 with Miami...Stole multiple bases in a game five times: 5/5 at Oakland with Miami, 7/23 vs. Baltimore with Miami, 9/1 vs. St. Louis, 9/2 at Texas and 9/27 vs. Pittsburgh...Over his first 127 games of the season from 3/28-9/4, hit .301/.392/.504 (37-for-123) with six doubles, three triples, 5HR, 45RBI, 18BB, 1HP and 1SF with RISP...Began the season with the Marlins, hitting .249 (96-for-386) with 46R, 14 doubles, four triples, 13HR, 50RBI, 39BB, 4HP, 1SF and 22SB in 101 games…appeared defensively in centerfield (95G/94GS) and at second base (3G/2GS) for Miami...Hit three leadoff home runs with the Marlins: 5/7 at Los Angeles-NL, 5/22 vs. Milwaukee and 7/9 at Houston...Posted a career-high 17-game on-base streak from 3/30-4/19...Was acquired by the Yankees on 7/27 from the Marlins in exchange for Minor League catcher Agustín Ramírez, infielder Jared Serna and infielder Abrahan Ramírez…at the time of the trade, ranked among National League batters in triples (tied for fifth) and stolen bases (seventh)…also ranked fifth in the NL in OBP with RISP (.434) and his 1.002 OPS with RISP ranked eighth...Hit 9HR in his first 20 games with the Yankees (7/28-8/28), including 7HR in his first 12 games from 7/29-8/10-G2…was the first player in franchise history to hit at least 7HR in his first 12 games with the club and just the second to hit at least 9HR in his first 20 games with the Yankees, trailing only Glenallen Hill's 11HR in his first 20 games with the Yankees in 2000 (Elias)...Batted .333/.370/.637 (34-for-102) with 22R, four doubles, 9HR, 15RBI, 6BB and 11SB in his first 26 games with the Yankees from 7/28-9/4...Recorded a hit in 23 of his first 29 games with the Yankees from 7/28-9/8...Made his Yankees debut on 7/28 at Boston, going 1-for-5 with 1R and 1SB…picked up his first hit as a Yankee with a ninth-inning single...Recorded back-to-back multi-HR games from 7/29-30 at Philadelphia after recording just three such games in his first 404 career games…was the first player in Major League history to record two multi-HR games in his first three games with any franchise…was the 15th Yankee (18th time) in franchise history to record back-to-back multi-HR games and first since Gio Urshela (2G from 8/7-8/19)...Made his first career professional appearance at 3B and recorded his fourth career multi-HR game on 7/29 at Philadelphia…became only the 10th Yankee to hit 2HR in his first two games with the club and only the third player in franchise history to record a multi-home run game within his first two games with the Yankees (also Giancarlo Stanton in 2018 and Roger Maris in 1960)...Hit 7HR in an 11-game span from 7/29-8/10-G2...Recorded his second straight multi-HR game and fifth of his career on 7/30 at Philadelphia, hitting a solo HR in the sixth inning and a go-ahead three-run shot in the seventh inning…was the first Yankee to hit 4HR in his first three games with the club and just the second Major League player since 1900 to hit at least 4HR in his first four games with a team, joining Trevor Story (4HR in 3G with Colorado in 2016)…his 5RBI were a season high and marked his second-most in a game in his career, trailing only his 6RBI on 6/7/22 vs. Washington with Miami...Homered in three straight games for the first time in his career from 8/8-10-G2...Recorded 16SB in his final 36 games of the season from 8/10-G1-9/28...Was placed on the 10-day injured list on 8/14 (retroactive to 8/13) with a left elbow sprain…was reinstated on 8/23…missed eight team games...Recorded multiple hits and stolen bases in back-to-back games on 9/1 vs. St. Louis and 9/2 at Texas, becoming only the sixth Yankee (10th time) in franchise history to accomplish the feat and the only to do so in the last 36 years (since 1989)…joined Rickey Henderson (five times: 3G from 7/21-23/88; 2G from 6/7-8/85, 5/5-6/86, 9/3-9/86 and 8/11-12/88), Harry Wolter (2G from 8/22-23/1910), Neal Ball (2G from 5/26-27/1908), Dave Fultz (2G from 8/2-3/1905) and Willie Keeler (2G from 8/18(G1)-18(G2)/1903)...Recorded his first career "walk-off" hit with a "walk-off" single in the 11th inning on 9/11 vs. Kansas City (1-for-4, 1RBI, 1BB)...Started all 14 of the Yankees postseason games at 3B, batting .182 (10-for-55) with 5R, one double, 2HR, 2RBI, 4BB, 6SB and 1HP…his 6SB were the most by a Yankee in a single postseason in franchise history…hit his first career postseason home run in ALDS Game 2 vs. Kansas City…also homered in World Series Game 5 vs. the Dodgers, hitting a solo HR in the first inning…stole three bases in World Series Game 1 at the Dodgers, becoming the first player in Yankees history to record 3SB in a postseason game…was the first Major League player to accomplish the feat since Cleveland’s Rajai Davis stole three bases in 2016 World Series Game 5.
2023
Finished his fourth season with the Marlins batting .250 (50x352) with 50 runs, 12 doubles, 19 home runs, 51 RBI and a .761 OPS (.457 SLG/.304 OBP) in 97 games...Missed parts of the season due to two separate injured list stints: 38 games from May 14-June 25 with turf toe (right big toe) and 21 games from July 3-30 with a left oblique strain...Became the first player in Marlins history to hit a grand slam in back-to-back games vs. ATL on Sept. 16 & 17. Was one of 23 players in MLB to have had at least two grand slams during the season and accounted for the club’s only grand slams of the year...On Sept. 16 vs. ATL, stole a career-high three bases and hit his second career grand slam to become the second player in the Live Ball Era (since 1920) to hit a grand slam and steal three bases in the same game, joining Seattle’s Mike Cameron on May 16, 2002 at TOR...Became the sixth player in Marlins history to record multiple seasons with 15 HR (19) and 15 SB (22) Joined Cliff Floyd (3x), Derrek Lee (2x), Hanley Ramirez (5x), Gary Sheffield (2x) and Preston Wilson (3x)...Posted a .246 AVG (41x167) with a .302 OBP, .443 SLG and .745 OPS in 45 games prior to the All-Star Break...In the second half, posted a .254 AVG (47x185) with a .305 OBP, .470 SLG and .775 OPS in 52 games...Held a season-long 11-game hitting streak that spanned from May 12-Aug. 3 (both sides of injury)...Went 15x44 with nine runs scored, five homers and nine RBI in this span (1.156 OPS)...Had home runs in four of five consecutive games played from May 12-June 29, on both sides of injury...In his first game after returning from turf toe injury on June 17 at BOS, went 3x4 with two runs, one double and three RBI to contribute to a 10-1 Marlins win...Homered in back-to-back games five times: April 25-26 at ATL, May 12-13 vs. CIN, June 28-29 at BOS, Sept. 5-6 vs. LAD and Sept. 16-17 vs. ATL...Transitioned to the outfield during the offseason and got his first work in center field during Spring Training...Owned a .983 fielding pct. in 178 chances at the position this season...2023 vs. LHP: 15x87 (.172 AVG), two home runs, .479 OPS... 2023 vs. RHP: 73x265 (.275 AVG), 17 HR, .854 OPS...Made his third Opening Day roster, first as an outfielder.
2022
Jasrado Hermis Arrington Chisholm Jr. led the Marlins in home runs (14), RBI (45), extra base hits (28), runs scored (39) and ranked second in MLB with four triples before being placed on the injured list June 29 for the remainder of the season...Hit .254 with an .860 OPS in 60 games played before his injury...Posted .927 OPS vs. RHP (13 HR, 40 RBI) compared to .519 OPS vs. LHP (1 HR, 5 RBI)...Was voted as the National League All-Star starting second baseman, becoming the first-ever player born in the Bahams to earn a spot on an MLB All-Star team. Was unable to play due to an IL stint...He also became the sixth player in Marlins franchise history to secure a spot on the team via fan election, joining H. Ramirez (2008-10), D. Strange-Gordon (2015), M. Ozuna (2016-17), G. Sheffield (1993) and G. Stanton (2015)...Hit his first career grand slam June 7 vs. Washington...Recorded three triples in April, tying the club record for April/March...Hit a go-ahead home run on Opening Day at San Francisco that marked his first career home run in the ninth inning or later...Had multiple two-homer games; June 7 vs. Washington and June 10 at Houston...Hit two leadoff home runs - April 23 at Atlanta and June 10 at Houston. His homer at Atlanta came on the first pitch; marking the 15th first-pitch leadoff home run in club history and the first player since Miguel Rojas on Sept. 2, 2021 at New York-NL to accomplish the feat. With this, became the second player in club history to accomplish the feat more than once (Hanley Ramirez, seven times).
2021
Entered the 2021 season as MLB.com’s No. 66 overall and the Marlins No. 4 prospect...Played in 124 games. Hit .248 with 20 doubles, 18 home runs and 53 RBI. Added 4 triples. Of 18 home runs this season, nine gave the Marlins the lead...Ranked among NL Rookies: 1st in stolen bases (23); 3rd in runs (70); T-3rd in home runs (18); 4th in hits (114) and RBI (52)...Became the second Marlins rookie to have 15 home runs and 15 stolen bases in a season, joining Hanley Ramirez in 2006. The pair are also the only middle infielders in club history to accomplish the feat.
2020
Jasrado Hermis Arrington Chisholm Jr. enters the 2021 season as MLB.com’s No. 66 overall and the Marlins No. 4 prospect... Played in 21 games in 2020 and hit .161 with two home runs and six RBIs... Made his Major League debut on Sept. 1 against Toronto. Came in as a defensive replacement at shortstop. Recorded his first Major League hit on Sept. 6 when he singled off the Rays’ Aaron Loup at Marlins Park. Hit his first big league home run off Atlanta’s Tommy Milone on Sept. 9 at Truist Park... In his only playoff appearance, he went 1x3 with a double in game three of the NL Division Series.
2019
Spent the entire 2019 season in the Double-A Southern League, playing in Jackson as a member of the Diamondbacks and then Jacksonville after being traded to Miami. At the time of the trade, Chisholm was with Jackson having just finished a three game series in Biloxi. Biloxi played host to Jacksonville the next day, allowing Chisholm to stay and play for his new team on Aug. 1...In his first game with the Jumbo Shrimp, he went 3x4 with a home run and a triple...Hit .284 with four doubles, two triples, three home runs, and 10 RBI in 23 games for the Jumbo Shrimp.
2018
Was named D-backs Minor League Player of the Year after he hit .272 AVG/.329 OBP/.513 SLG with 23 doubles, 6 triples, 25 home runs, 70 RBI, 39 walks, 17 stolen bases and 79 runs scored in 112 games between Single-A Kane County and Single-A Adv. Visalia.. Led all D-backs Minor Leaguers with 25 home runs and ranked among the leaders in runs (3rd, 79), triples (T-5th, 6), RBI (7th, 70), slugging pct. (8th, .513) and walks (T-9th, 33)...Was named a Midwest League midseason All-Star.
