The Yankees second baseman drilled his 100th career home run to start the scoring in a 7-2 win over the Red Sox, then appeared to be emotional after he returned to the dugout, which he indicated after the game was due to the death of a close friend.

Jazz Chisholm took the stage for Sunday Night Baseball and put on a show, blasting two home runs and driving in four as the New York Yankees cruised past the Boston Red Sox, 7-2. ESPN's cameras captured an emotional Chisholm returning to his dugout after the first homer, getting extra special congratulations from his teammates.

The New York Yankees traded for Jazz Chisholm Jr. last season. On Sunday, he hit his 100th career home run while playing through the loss of a friend.