Jazz Chisholm Jr. not interested in Will Flemming’s apology: ‘I’m still not going to remember who he is after today’

Boston Red Sox broadcaster Will Flemming apologized on Monday for his remarks made over the weekend about Jazz Chisholm Jr. The New York Yankees second baseman does not seem to have accepted the apology. Flemming described Chisholm as a "bush league player" who "plays the game the wrong way" after the Yankees' second baseman stole two bases in a game that was 7-1 at the time.

Flemming seemed to believe the Yankees star was attempting to draw undue attention to himself. Red Sox radio broadcaster Will Flemming stated that the Red Sox pitcher should confront Chisholm because he viewed Chisholm as a "bush league player" who "doesn't play the game the right way." Chisholm responded on Monday, stating that unwritten baseball rules are not truly broken as teams occasionally score multiple runs late in games.