Jazz Chisholm Jr. is struggling significantly in the 2024 MLB season, batting just .164 and failing to hit any home runs, which has led to increased scrutiny from fans and analysts alike. In a recent game against the Kansas City Royals, he went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts, further lowering his batting average. Despite a strong start to the season for the New York Yankees at 7-1, the team has since faltered, losing five straight games and seven of nine. Chisholm's defensive performance has also come under fire, particularly in a critical extra-inning loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. With his $10.2 million contract expiring soon, questions are arising about whether the Yankees should consider trading him, especially after giving up several promising prospects to acquire him from the Miami Marlins in 2024. As the Yankees currently sit at 12-9, tied for first place in the AL East, the pressure is mounting on Chisholm to deliver on his preseason claims of a 50-50 season.