US EditionAroldis Chapman Says He Would Never Return To The New York Yankees, 'Not Even Dead'
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Aroldis Chapman Says He Would Never Return To The New York Yankees, 'Not Even Dead'
boston-red-sox-reliever-Aroldis-Chapman Aroldis Chapman has been one of the most dominant relief pitchers in Major League Baseball history. For 16 seasons, he has racked up over 350 saves and has an incredible ERA of 2.52 over 863 appearances. More than six of those seasons were spent with the New York Yankees. So surely he has some fond memories of his time in The Bronx, right? The answer to that is, most definitely not. During an appearance on…
Aroldis Chapman would rather retire than return to 1 former team
May 7, 2025; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman (44) pitches against the Texas Rangers during the ninth inning at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images Aroldis Chapman has some particularly strong feelings about one of his former teams. In an appearance on the “Swing Completo” podcast, Chapman said he would rather retire than play for the New York Yankees again. The star reliever said h…
'Not Even Dead': Red Sox Star Would Retire Before Joining Yankees
The Boston Red Sox avoided a potentially significant offseason loss when extending Aroldis Chapman during a resurgent 2025 campaign. Even if he hadn’t fended off free agency, there’s no way the veteran closer would have re-joined their biggest rival. Chapman spent six and a half seasons of his 16-year career with the New York Yankees from 2016 to 2022. The left-handed reliever apparently doesn’t have fond memories of that tenure. Chapman recentl…
Cuban veteran relevista Aroldis Chapman rekindled the controversy again by making explosive statements about his past with the Yankees of New York, a team with which he had an increasingly tense relationship in his last years in the Bronx. In an interview published by SwingCompleto LLC and broadcast by Jomboy Media, Chapman was sharply questioned about the possibility of re-dressing the Yankees’ uniform: “No way. Not even dead... If they told me…
Chapman Whines Like a Baby: Who Cares If He Doesn’t Want to Be a Yankee Again?
Here we go again. Another ex-Yankee crying about how “disrespected” he was in the Bronx. This time it’s Aroldis Chapman — yeah, that Aroldis Chapman — going on some podcast to remind everyone how bitter he still is. Bro, nobody asked. Nobody cares. You left, you disappeared before the postseason, and the Yankees moved on.
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