New York Yankees at Houston Astros

HOUSTON – Jazz Chisholm Jr. is officially heating up. Producing multiple hits for the third time in his past four games, Chisholm drove in four runs and scored three times Friday night to lead the Yankees to a 12-4 victory over the Houston Astros, extending New York’s winning streak to seven games. Chisholm’s two-run single off Lance McCullers Jr. gave the Yankees a 3-0 first-inning lead. He put them up 5-1 by leading off the fourth with a home run to right field off McCullers, then made it 10-2 with an RBI single in the seventh. Chisholm finished 3-for-4 with a walk. Chisholm, who through Wednesday was homerless in 23 games this season, now has two home runs after going deep in back-to-back contests. In going 7-for-16 over his past four games, Chisholm has taken his slash line from .164/.265/.233 to .213/.300/.337. “I feel like me again,” the second baseman said. “It feels good to know that when you swing the bat, you know you’re going to make good contact and hit it off the barrel.” In 2025, Chisholm produced the fourth 30-30 season in Yankees history, finishing with 31 home runs and 31 stolen bases. After hitting his first home run of the season Thursday in a 4-2 Yankees win that completed a three-game road sweep of the Red Sox, Chisholm revealed he had backed off the plate and closed his stance a little. “I really looked at my video last year,” Chisholm said Friday. “\[My stance\