If it wasn't obvious by now, Aroldis Chapman officially made himself Public Enemy No. 1 of New York Yankees fans this October. They already hated him, but his inflammatory comments last week really ...
Chapman’s hitless streak has also stretched to 14⅔ innings, dating back to July 26, and it now ranks as the third-longest since 1901. Only Randy Choate’s 20 straight appearances in 2011 and Tim Byrdak ...
The New York Yankees have been called many things over the years—but “respectful” isn’t one of them according to Aroldis Chapman. The former Yankees closer, now thriving with the Boston Red Sox, ...
“No way, not even dead,” Chapman said on the Swing Completo podcast, and reported by ESPN. “If I were told that I was being traded to New York, I’d pack my things and go home. I’ll retire right on the ...
Highlights: Aroldis Chapman said he would “retire on the spot” before pitching for the New York Yankees again and accused the team’s bosses of disrespect. His final two Yankees seasons told a ...
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - AUGUST 21: Aroldis Chapman #44 of the Boston Red Sox in action against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on August 21, 2025 in New York City. The Red Sox defeated the Yankees ...
BOSTON – All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman showed up for Monday's news conference wearing a T-shirt with a weight lifting dumbbell across the front and a Boston Red Sox logo in the middle. Judging by ...
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