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Jazz Chisholm Jr. took a milestone swing Sunday night with a heavy heart.

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.

“It felt kind of surreal,” Chisholm said. “I lost my best friend [Saturday], so today felt like a different type of day. Especially with the 100th home run coming today and everything.”

Chisholm declined to go into detail, but said, “Right now, I’ve been going through a l

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