Trent Grisham

Diekman got the call to work the final frame of Tuesday's Subway Series opener with Edwin Diaz unavailable after pitching two of the last three days, including a 28-pitch save on Monday against the Marlins. He got Trent Grisham to fly out before issuing a four-pitch walk to ensuing batter Juan Soto. He picked up a massive strikeout of Aaron Judge before winning a seven-pitch battle with rookie Ben Rice to end the contest.

The New York Yankees and Seattle Mariners are among the clubs considering trading for Miami Marlins outfielder Jazz Chisholm Jr., according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post."The New York fans would love him, he loves to interact with the crowd," a former member of the Marlins organization told Heyman. "Just your classic super-talented kid who needs a little structure as he can wander off at times."The Marlins are reportedly open to trading Chisholm, who's under club control for an additional two campaigns beyond 2024. Miami owns the second-worst record in baseball after making the playoffs last season.New York's current outfield includes Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, Alex Verdugo, and Trent Grisham. But Chisholm, 26, has also made 155 starts at second base during his five-year career.Meanwhile, Seattle's outfield is comprised of Julio Rodr guez, Luke Raley, Mitch Haniger, and Victor Robles.Chisholm has 12 homers, 42 RBIs, 18 stolen bases, and a .727 OPS over 93 games this season. He was a 2022 All-Star but has struggled to stay healthy, logging a combined 281 contests between 2021-23.Copyright © 2024 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

It was Trent Grisham -- of all people -- who did all of the damage against Kremer, plating a run with a single in the second before adding a solo homer in the fifth. Kremer allowed four hits and two walks while hitting a batter (Aaron Judge) and striking out four. The 28-year-old impressed in his return from the injured list on July 3, but he's been spotty in his last two starts. Consider him a matchup play in fantasy leagues.

A rare big day for Grisham with the bat, as he drove in a run with a single in the second inning before depositing a pitch into the right-field seats in the fifth inning. He drew a walk to lead off the ninth and came around to score on Ben Rice's go-ahead homer against Craig Kimbrel. Days like this one have been few and far between for Grisham this season, but he remains valuable in real life due to his outstanding defense.

Trent Grisham drove in two runs and made a nice running catch in center field to help the struggling Yankees beat the Rays 2-1 on Wednesday night for only their seventh victory in 24 games.