Jazz Chisholm brutally roasted by Guardians announcer over ‘The Tonight Show’ appearance
Jazz Chisholm, a player for the New York Yankees, faced criticism from Guardians announcer Tom Hamilton following his appearance on 'The Tonight Show.' Chisholm had confidently predicted that the Yankees would win the World Series, despite his underwhelming performance this season. Hamilton humorously pointed out Chisholm's low batting average while mocking his bold prediction.
- ▪Jazz Chisholm appeared on 'The Tonight Show' and predicted the Yankees would win the World Series.
- ▪Tom Hamilton, the Guardians announcer, made jokes about Chisholm's batting average of .239 during the broadcast.
- ▪Chisholm has had a disappointing season with a .696 OPS and is on pace for only 16 home runs.
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MLB New York Yankees Jazz Chisholm brutally roasted by Guardians announcer over ‘The Tonight Show’ appearance By Erich Richter Published June 3, 2026, 8:46 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Shots were fired by the Cleveland Guardians television broadcast Tuesday night. After Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm appeared on “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon on Monday, Cleveland radio play-by-play man Tom Hamilton had some jokes after the star second baseman said “for sure” that the Bronx Bombers would win the 2026 World Series. “Well, he predicted that the Yankees would win the World Series,” Hamilton said during the team’s 9-4 win over the Yankees. Tom Hamilton on Jazz Chisholm:“He predicted the Yankees will win the World Series.
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