The Latest Breaking News from Aroldis Chapman

OOF!

Way to stick with it, ump.

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For the first time in six years, the Yankees will begin the season with a closer not named Aroldis Chapman.

Maybe it’s time for a zero-tolerance policy in all leagues.

It seems that longevity gets overlooked when it comes to the Hall of Fame. Plenty of guys who play for years past their peaks are dismissively referred to as compilers, especially if their best years were less impressive than those of players with high peaks but shorter careers. That is…

The Kansas City Royals went into the offseason aiming to add bullpen help. Ideally, they wanted a back-end closer-caliber relief pitcher to bolster their relief corps.

The 34-year-old Chapman has spent the past six seasons in New York.

The Yankees’ splendid regular-season record over the past few years was built largely on the backs of relief pitchers.

The social media platform yesterday attempted to tackle the issue by issuing grey ‘official badges’ to verified accounts