Chisholm's World Series dreams fueled by Knicks' championship parade

In the afterglow of the Knicks' first championship in over half a century, Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. found himself standing inside a city's collective exhale — and wanting to create one of his own. The experience of watching New York celebrate, and speaking with the players who made it happen, sharpened something already burning in him: the desire to end the Yankees' seventeen-year World Series drought. With free agency looming and Aaron Judge healing in the wings, Chisholm has chosen to narrow his entire world to the present moment, where championships are actually won.