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

The MLB trade deadline isn’t until the beginning of August, but rumors are starting to pick up. One big name who could be made available is Boston Red Sox star closer Aroldis Chapman. The Red Sox enter the weekend with a 27-39 record,

Yankees manager Aaron Boone thinks Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman is blaming the wrong person for his omission from the postseason roster in 2022. The decision, the skipper maintained Friday, was his,

The Boston Red Sox are trying to fight their way back into the postseason race, but that has not stopped rumors of them being sellers at the deadline from surfacing.

The Boston Red Sox star would be an intriguing trade candidate, although hopefull Boston doesn't need to make a move.

A few improbable things would have to happen for there to be a reunion between the Yankees and. First, the Yankees would have to have interest in reacquiring a pitcher who left the team on poor terms in 2022.

With the New York Yankees looking to improve their bullpen before the trade deadline, a surprising and familiar name has often been linked to them. While Chapman pitched with the Yankees for two separate stints,

Aroldis Chapman's disdain for how the New York Yankees handled his final season in the Bronx is well known. This past October, three years after his last go-around with the Yankees came to a premature end when he was left off the playoff roster for missing a mandatory practice leading up to the 2022 ALDS,