Jazz Chisholm explains why he still won't wear a cup after fouling a pitch into his own groin
Tomi Lahren weighs in on MLB's decision to warn players after they wrote Bible verses on Pride-themed caps, sparking a debate over free expression, religion, and the role of social messaging in sports. You wouldn't regret not wearing a cup until the moment you're at a cookout and a rogue volleyball puts you in shambles.But I also like that Chisholm trusts himself to react and protect the boys. I've always said that a fairly significant part of a man's life is devoted to protecting his lower anatomy.You're ever vigilant, trying to steer clear of anything that could leave you doubled over on the ground, and spouting off every expletive you know and several others you didn't realize you knew.
- ▪Tomi Lahren weighs in on MLB's decision to warn players after they wrote Bible verses on Pride-themed caps, sparking a debate over free expression, religion, and the role of social messaging in sports.
- ▪You wouldn't regret not wearing a cup until the moment you're at a cookout and a rogue volleyball puts you in shambles.But I also like that Chisholm trusts himself to react and protect the boys.
- ▪I've always said that a fairly significant part of a man's life is devoted to protecting his lower anatomy.You're ever vigilant, trying to steer clear of anything that could leave you doubled over on the ground, and spouting off every exple
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New York Yankees Jazz Chisholm explains why he still won't wear a cup after fouling a pitch into his own groin The Yankees second baseman said cups were mandatory in the minor leagues but he still skipped them and will continue to By Matt Reigle Fox News Published June 20, 2026 9:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video MLB Says Pride Is Fine, But Bible Verses Cross the Line? Tomi Lahren weighs in on MLB's decision to warn players after they wrote Bible verses on Pride-themed caps, sparking a debate over free expression, religion, and the role of social messaging in sports. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Men around the country are still wincing from the sight of New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr.
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