Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s slow start to the 2026 MLB season had New York Yankees fans feeling concerned . The two-time All-Star second baseman failed to register a multi-hit performance in his first 21 games of the year, slashing .164/.265/.233 with three RBIs and zero home runs during that stretch. Considering how he will be an unrestricted free agent after the season it was fair to wonder if the slow start would accelerate Chisholm's Empire State exit. Fortunately, the 28-year-old infielder seemingly found his stride last week , beginning with the Boston Red Sox series. Since April 21, Chisholm has nine hits, two HRs, six RBIs and a pair of walks across 26 plate appearances in his last six outings, which include four multi-hit showings. It's safe to say that he looks like his old self. Ya like Jazz? 😏 pic.twitter.com/dmOK6HH7Vj — New York Yankees (@Yankees) April 25, 2026 At the same time, Chisholm's turnaround isn't all sunshine and rainbows.…