exclusive details Jon Heyman Aroldis Chapman ‘turned the page’ on his Yankees apology quest By Jon Heyman Published July 14, 2026, 7:36 p.m. ET Red Sox pitcher Aroldis Chapman (44) throws in the ninth inning against the Los Angeles Angels. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman retracted his request for the Yankees to apologize.
“I turned the page a long time ago. They asked me a question and I answered,” Chapman told The Post.
Chapman originally told ESPN’s Enrique Rojas regarding a potential Yankees trade: “If something like this were to happen, I believe someone from the organization should apologize first.”
But here at the All-Star Game, Chapman, who felt the Yankees made him look like the bad guy for missing a 2022 workout and leaving him off their playoff roster, said the opposite.
