Jazz Chisholm Jr. was Public Enemy No. 1 in Kansas City on Wednesday.

The New York Yankees star infielder gave the Royals some bulletin board material earlier this week when he called them "lucky" for winning Game 2 of the ALDS.

Ultimately, there wasn't enough motivation for the Royals, as they lost Game 3 on Wednesday, but beforehand, the fans let their voices be heard.

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As Chisholm was introduced pregame, the boos were extremely loud, and Chisholm didn't mind it one bit.

In fact, he mouthed, "I love it. I love it."

Chisholm was asked about the boos after the Yanks' 3-2 win, and he clearly was unphased.

"I ain’t never seen nobody boo a bum," the one-time All-Star said.

"That's good for the playoffs, to have a little bit of that," added manager Aaron Boone. "Made for a little better environment." 

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Even after a Royals player posted on X to not "celebrate too early", Chisholm replied that he wanted to "speak this s--- into existence."

Chisholm was confident that the Royals "got lucky" after the Yankees hit into some tough luck outs in Game 2 - however, he did go 0-for-4 in the Yanks' 3-2 win on Wednesday.

The Yankees were carried by Giancarlo Stanton on Wednesday, who drove in two runs, including the game-winner. The slugger blasted a towering solo home run in the eighth inning that put the Yankees up for good, and Luke Weaver recorded the five-out save.

Game 4 is Thursday night in Kauffman Stadium, where, after an 0-for-4 night for Chisholm, combined with being one loss away from elimination, the Royals fans will surely be loud once more.

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