Shoeless Jazz Hits, Yankees Win
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Shoeless Jazz: Yanks star loses both cleats, scores
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Shoeless Joe supposedly was given his nickname on June 6, 1908 , playing semipro ball in 1908 .
New York Yankees' Jazz Chisholm doubles twice, then slides into catcher Gary Sánchez for the final run.
"They say he's the best shoe tier. It took me like a minute to take off my shoes just now," he says.
"I saw a lot of firsts," Yankees captain Aaron Judge says.
Chisholm slid headfirst and was at first called out by umpire Jansen Visconti , who didn't realize Sánchez dropped the ball as he applied the tag. His first run, however, was the one that will live on in replays for the flying footwear. "Go out there. Keep playing like that," Stanton had told him. "You don't need them.".
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