Former Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman, known for his time in New York and recent resurgence with the Red Sox, has permanently closed the chapter on his Yankees career. Despite his success with the team, including being third on their all-time saves list and making three All-Star appearances, Chapman felt deeply disrespected by the front office, particularly GM Brian Cashman and possibly owner Hal Steinbrenner. He revealed his strong feelings in a recent podcast interview, stating he'd retire if traded back to the Yankees. Chapman's story serves as a reminder of the lasting impact of behind-the-scenes events in baseball.

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