Jazz Chisholm Jr's New York Yankees' team-mates tell him regularly just how good he is - but will Team GB get the benefit?

Jazz Chisholm Jr is a household name in New York, but could he be about to make it big in Great Britain? He's a Major League Baseball star who could be in line to represent Team GB at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. And Jazz Chisholm Jr's New York Yankees team-mates tell him regularly just how good he is. "Sometimes they've seen me dragging a little bit lately," he said in a post-match interview last month. "So they've been saying: 'Let's not forget who you are. You're the greatest in the world... you are Jazz Chisholm.'" Chisholm exudes a self-confidence that has endeared him to Yankees fans well versed in big personalities and supportive of those who embrace their huge expectations. Just this week he made headlines for a video in which he was asked to stay silent until he heard the name of a better player than himself. He didn't say a word - even when the reporter mentioned team-mate Aaron Judge, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest Yankees ever. Born in Nassau - the capital city of the Bahamas - Chisholm was raised mainly by his grandparents.