A potential reunion between the New York Yankees and closer Aroldis Chapman could be complicated by a lingering issue from their past. According to reports, Chapman has expressed a desire for an apology from Yankees general manager Brian Cashman before considering a return to the Bronx. The comments come as Chapman, now 36, is set to become a free agent after the upcoming season. Chapman's time with the Yankees was marked by controversy, including a domestic violence incident in 2015 that led to a suspension, and it remains unclear whether he would be welcomed back by the team or its fans.
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