Chapman wants apology from Yankees GM for past stint

TORONTO — A few improbable things would have to happen for there to be a reunion between the Yankees and Aroldis Chapman. First, the Yankees would have to have interest in reacquiring a pitcher who left the team on poor terms in 2022. Then, the Yankees and the Red Sox, Chapman’s current employer, would have to agree to a rare trade between the rivals. Finally, Brian Cashman would have to ...

Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman told ESPN Deportes that he would need Yankees GM Brian Cashman to "apologize first" before accepting a potential trade back to the Bronx, but didn't rule out the possibility of a reunion.

Boston Red Sox pitcher Aroldis Chapman seemingly still holds a grudge against New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman.

It's no secret Chapman's still unhappy about how his second, and much longer, stint in New York ended.

Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman said that if he were to be traded to the New York Yankees, general manager Brian Cashman 'should apologize first.'

This would be a very complicated trade for the Yankees.

If the Yankees were to acquire Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman, he would like New York GM Brian Cashman to apologize to him for how his previous stint with the team ended.