So Did Red Sox Really Almost Trade Aroldis Chapman, or What?
Summary
The Boston Red Sox were close to trading their star relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman to the Chicago White Sox before their recent 15-game winning streak. However, the trade did not happen, and the Red Sox remain strong contenders for the postseason.Key Facts
- The Red Sox entered the MLB trade deadline as potential sellers but now may buy players or keep their current team.
- Aroldis Chapman is an important relief pitcher (closer) for the Red Sox.
- There were reports that Boston nearly traded Chapman to the White Sox just before July 3.
- Other sources denied the trade was close to happening.
- The Red Sox had a 15-game winning streak that ended with a loss to the Orioles.
- The White Sox lead the AL Central division but may compete with Boston for a wild card spot.
- Chapman would have helped Chicago’s bullpen, which has some inconsistent players.
- The Red Sox are glad to keep Chapman as they remain in postseason contention.
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