Yankees Captain Aaron Judge Sings Infielder's Praises

New York Yankees slugger and outfielder Aaron Judge is a well-respected member of his team, serving as the first team captain since Derek Jeter's retirement. Judge is a known leader, and has a well-documented history of praising and uplifting his teammates. Take for example infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr., who recently returned from injury for his first games since the end of April.

Judge was all smiles when asked about Chisholm after the Yankees' 9-6 win against the Boston Red Sox on Friday night. During the game, Chisholm hit a home run in the first inning that resulted in three runs, as well as an RBI single in the second that contributed greatly to the Pinstripes' early lead.

"He's using the whole field. He's a game changer," Judge said. "He'll steal bases, you know, put the ball in play all over the park [and] with guys on base he'll come up with a homer for us. This is why we traded for him, why we got him. He can change a game with one swing or just one play."