The New York Yankees are in search of pitching, and have already begun reaching out to some potential free agents – including one familiar name.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman confirmed Monday that the team has reached out to representatives of Aroldis Chapman to register interest in the closer.
Cashman: #Yankees want to add pitching, have reached out to Chapman's reps — and other FA reps
— Brendan Kuty (@BrendanKutyNJ) November 7, 2016
Chapman is set to become a free agent after winning a World Series with the Chicago Cubs. Of course, he went to the Cubs by way of the Yankees, who traded him there in July. It’s not a huge surprise that they’d look at bringing him back, given their reluctance to trade him in the first place.
