Aroldis Chapman rips Yankees: I'd rather retire than play for them again - ESPN
Aroldis Chapman ripped the New York Yankees in a recent podcast, saying he would «retire on the spot» before playing for them ever again.
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Aroldis Chapman ripped the New York Yankees in a recent podcast, saying he would «retire on the spot» before playing for them ever again.
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