Jazz Chisholm Jr. injures elbow in Yankees' 12-2 loss to White Sox

A bad night for the New York Yankees got worse with an elbow injury to third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr.

The injury appeared to take place in the fifth inning. With the Yankees trailing the Chicago White Sox, 4-1, Chisholm dove head-first into home plate after running from second on an Anthony Volpe infield single.

Chisholm scored on the play, but appeared to injure his left elbow on the slide. A broadcast camera recorded Chisholm working out his elbow in the Yankees dugout after the play.

He left the game and was replaced in the lineup in the seventh inning by Ben Rice. The New York Daily News reports that Chisholm met with a team doctor during the game and is scheduled to undergo imaging on his elbow on Tuesday. Further details of the injury weren't initially clear.

The White Sox went on to win the game, 12-2 in another frustrating night for Yankees batters in a season filled with them outside of sluggers Aaron Judge and Juan Soto. The win was just the second for the White Sox since the All-Star Break.

The White recently tied the 1988 Baltimore Orioles for the longest losing streak in American League history at 21 games with an August 7 loss to the Oakland A's. They beat the A's the following night to snap the streak.

The Aug. 8 win was their first since July 10. Monday's win over the Yankees was just their second in that span to improve their record to 18-42. The Yankees dropped to 70-50, a half game behind the first-place Baltimore Orioles in the AL East.

Chisholm has been a boost to New York's offense since arriving via trade from the Miami Marlins before the trade deadline. In 13 games prior to Monday, the former All-Star was slashing .296/.345/.704 with seven home runs, 11 RBI and four stolen bases with the Yankees.