Shoeless Jazz crossed the plate, a century after Shoeless Joe. Both of Jazz Chisholm Jr.‘s cleats flew off his feet as he scored from second base in the New York Yankees’ 4-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles in an unusual morning start.

New York Yankees player Jazz Chisholm Jr. proved cleats are not a necessity to score in baseball, earning himself the nickname Shoeless Jazz, like Shoeless Joe Jackson of the 20th century in a remarkable second inning run on Sunday.

For the better part of eight innings on Sunday the Yankees were their own worst enemies. Then ‘Shoeless’ Jazz Chisholm Jr. turned it all around on the Orioles. Chisholm, who scored the club’s first run on a bizarre play that involved a collision with Baltimore catcher Maverick Handley and left him carrying his spikes back to the dugout,