Jazz Chisholm Jr made an error while miked up during the third inning of the Yankees' loss to the Red Sox on Sunday night, and New York fans were not happy at ESPN.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. had a lot on his plate in the third inning Sunday night, and it cost him. Chisholm wore a microphone at the top of the third for an in-game interview with ESPN’s broadcast team while he manned the hot corner for the Yankees against the Red Sox.

ESPN puts a microphone on a player in the field, and the announcers talk with him while the action is ongoing. That backfired on Sunday night for Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm. While ESPN was speaking with him,

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Chisholm is starting at third and hitting fifth for the Yankees, one night after leaving early with a neck injury. The Yankees' star slugger hurt himself on an attempted steal of third base following a rough tag from Royals third baseman Maikel Garcia.

The New York Yankees' infield might be due for some new faces around the trade deadline. Last year, they traded for Jazz Chisholm Jr.