Everybody in the Home Run Derby field on Monday night in Atlanta hit at least 15 home runs in the first round, except for Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. He had only three, finishing in last place by a significant margin.

Cal Raleigh knocked off first-round darling Oneil Cruz in the semifinals before defeating Junior Caminero in the finals for the crown, becoming the first catcher ever to win the event. The Mariners star, fresh off leading the majors in the first half with 38 home runs, mashed the most during the break, too.

ATLANTA -- Jazz Chisholm Jr. didn’t feel the need to practice for his Home Run Derby debut Monday night at Truist Park. Not when he and his stepfather, Geron Sands, already had been training for this moment all his life.