Jazz Chisholm Jr. isn’t done with his Blow Pop ways; he just seemed to leave them in the dugout on Tuesday. 

Chisholm caught the ire of Yankees skipper Aaron Boone after he was spotted by the broadcast cameras during Monday’s 5-3 loss to the Tigers, enjoying one of the sugary treats while playing second base. 

He didn’t shy away from the controversy on Tuesday during the sixth inning while he was in the dugout, and the YES Network cameras caught him grabbing what appeared to be a case of Double Bubble gum after he hit a home run in the top of the inning to give the Yankees a one-run lead in their 4-3 win. 

However, it quickly became clear that it wasn’t bubble gum, but rather a jar of Blow Pops, which are lollipops with a bubble gum center. 

Chisholm shook the jar clearly showing it was the lollipops, which drew laughter from Yankees play-by-play man Michael Kay. 

Boone was not as amused by it earlier in the day when he appeared on “Talkin’ Yanks” on Tuesday and told the hosts, “That pisses me off.” 

“I didn’t know about it until after the game, so he and I talked about that,” Boone said. “That won’t be going on.” 

Boone was also not aware that Chisholm had previously taken an at-bat with a Blow Pop in his mouth earlier this year when the Yankees were in Boston. 

“Yeah, I’m not on that,” Boone said when he was made aware of the first lollipop incident.  

The Yankees won Tuesday’s game to snap a three-game losing streak. 

Chisholm had a home run, two hits and two RBIs in the victory.