New York Yankees at Washington Nationals

Jazz Chisholm Jr. belted a late two-run shot, highlighting a three-run ninth-inning comeback for the Yankees in a 5-3 thriller over the Nationals on Friday night. With one out in the ninth, Jasson Domínguez singled on a line drive to left field off Nationals reliever Matt Krook. Chisholm followed with his 13th homer of the season, erasing a 3-2 deficit, hitting it high into the second deck of right field as a sellout crowd of 38,085 erupted at Nationals Park. "I was just looking for my pitch and I got it, and I connected well," Chisholm said. "I feel like I've been hitting a lot of balls hard and not getting the results that I needed. It was good to finally get one. "I thought I missed it, I'm not going to lie. I thought I hit it too high again. I'm just happy that it just kept going." Chisholm said the clubhouse vibes have been better since he spoke in front of the team at the pregame hitters' meeting Thursday before their 12-4 win over the Rays. "I felt it from before we even went into the game yesterday," Chisholm said. "We came together and we said we got to do it together. "I feel like when we are together, we're unstoppable. Every time we go on a crazy run, it's because we are always together and having fun together as a team. I feel like that's a big part of going on the baseball field and knowing your teammates, and having your teammates back, and trusting your teammates." Yankees manager Aaron Boone believes Chisholm is just hitting his stride, demonstrating his leadership in the clubhouse and on the field with his bat and glove. "He's such a dynamic player, and I feel like he got off to a tough start in April,” Boone said. “Since then, \[he's\