After signing with the Boston Red Sox on a one-year, $10.75 million contract in 2024, former Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman has found a career resurgence, pitching to a 1.55 ERA and notching 12 saves early in the season.

With just over a month until the trade deadline, the New York Mets rank second in MLB with a 2.91 bullpen ERA. However, that does not mean relief help should be

The New York Mets have a glaring hole in their bullpen, and the trade deadline will be their best opportunity to fill it. The untimely season-ending injury to A.J. Minter in April left the Mets without a reliable left-handed reliever for high-leverage spots.

According to Newsweek's Andrew Wright, Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman is considered a trade candidate for the New York Mets, who are looking to address their own bullpen issues.

Aroldis Chapman is with the Red Sox, pitching at nearly peak form after several mediocre seasons that began in his latter stages with the Yankees.

Cubs Get Bad News on Potential Reunion With Aroldis Chapman originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Cubs’ president Jed Hoyer has made his trade deadline plans known in no uncertain terms: he plans to add a starter and boost the bullpen. It’s also something he said he’ll be aggressive in doing.