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Aroldis Chapman's inflammatory comments have highlighted longstanding issues with Yankees management, particularly Brian Cashman's repeated misjudgments in acquiring high-profile players like Chapman, whose tenure and behavior reflect poorly on the franchise's decision-making and talent evaluation over the past decade.
Aroldis Chapman, a key reliever for the Red Sox, chose to stay with the team beyond the 2025 season, highlighting his commitment amid a competitive season with high playoff chances, though nothing is guaranteed yet.
The Red Sox have extended Aroldis Chapman through the 2026 season with an option for 2027, reflecting his outstanding 2025 performance where he posted a 1.04 ERA and struck out 38.7% of batters, marking one of his best seasons in recent years. The deal guarantees him $13.3 million, with a potential $26 million over two seasons if the 2027 option vests, based on innings pitched. This move secures a veteran presence in the bullpen for Boston as they contend in the postseason.
The Boston Red Sox have extended closer Aroldis Chapman with a one-year deal worth $13.3 million for 2026, with a vesting option for 2027, recognizing his strong performance this season, including 26 saves and a 1.04 ERA, as part of their ongoing roster strategy.
The Boston Red Sox will send three players—Garrett Crochet, Aroldis Chapman, and Alex Bregman—to the upcoming All-Star Game, all of whom were key offseason acquisitions and received peer votes for their outstanding performances, highlighting their significant impact on the team despite the overall .500 season.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Red Sox should consider trading closer Aroldis Chapman, who has been highly effective and is eligible for free agency after the season, to maximize their return.
Aroldis Chapman is having a standout season as a closer for the Boston Red Sox, with a high save rate and impressive stats, while other top relievers like Josh Hader and Andrés Muñoz continue to perform well, and several emerging options are vying for save opportunities across Major League Baseball.
As the Winter Meetings approach, Juan Soto is expected to decide on his next team, with the Red Sox, Mets, Dodgers, Blue Jays, and Yankees in contention, and bidding exceeding $600 million. The Red Sox are finalizing a $10.75 million deal with Aroldis Chapman, pending a physical. Meanwhile, the Athletics surprised many by signing Luis Severino to a three-year, $67 million contract, indicating a willingness to spend despite previous plans to focus on trades.
The Boston Red Sox have agreed to a one-year, $10.75 million contract with free agent pitcher Aroldis Chapman, pending a physical. Chapman, known for his high-velocity pitching, will add significant power to the Red Sox bullpen. The 37-year-old left-hander had a 3.79 ERA and a 37% strikeout rate with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2024, and his deal could reach $11 million with performance bonuses.
The Boston Red Sox have signed veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman to a one-year, $10.75 million deal, adding a power lefty to their bullpen. This move raises questions about Chapman's role as a potential closer, the team's interest in other free agents like Tanner Scott, and Chapman's ability to control his pitches given his high walk rate. Additionally, the Red Sox's past concerns over Chapman's 2015 domestic violence incident may resurface as they finalize the signing.
Veteran pitcher Aroldis Chapman has signed a one-year, $10.75 million contract with the Boston Red Sox after a season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, where he posted a 3.79 ERA and 14 saves. Meanwhile, Hadi Raad, a professional evaluation team leader with the Pirates, is leaving to become the San Francisco Giants' new pro scouting director. Raad's departure follows a series of changes in the Pirates' baseball operations, including the reassignment of former farm director John Baker.
The Boston Red Sox are reportedly finalizing a one-year, $10.75 million deal with veteran relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman, pending a physical. Chapman, a seven-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, is expected to strengthen Boston's bullpen with his extensive postseason experience and recent solid performance with the Pittsburgh Pirates. This move follows the Red Sox's earlier acquisition of left-hander Justin Wilson.
The Boston Red Sox have reportedly signed free-agent reliever Aroldis Chapman to a one-year, $10.75 million deal, according to ESPN. Chapman, known for his high strikeout rate and fastball velocity, will likely replace Kenley Jansen in the bullpen. Despite his age and control issues, Chapman remains a valuable asset with his ability to pitch in various roles, adding depth to the Red Sox's left-handed options.
The Boston Red Sox have signed seven-time All-Star reliever Aroldis Chapman to a one-year, $10.75 million contract, with potential incentives. Known for his high strikeout rate and fastball velocity, Chapman joins the Red Sox bullpen as they seek a new closer following Kenley Jansen's departure. Despite his on-field prowess, Chapman's signing is controversial due to a past domestic violence suspension. The Red Sox had previously backed out of a trade for Chapman in 2015 due to these allegations.
Aroldis Chapman, a veteran reliever for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has been suspended for two games and fined after a heated argument with a home plate umpire led to his ejection during a game against the New York Mets. Chapman's dispute with the umpire occurred in the bottom of the eighth inning at Citi Field, and he now faces a suspension scheduled to begin on Friday unless he appeals the decision. This incident adds to Chapman's history of playing for multiple teams in recent years, and he currently holds a 4.76 ERA in nine appearances for the Pirates this season.