Cincinnati Reds closer Aroldis Chapman felt "normal" Thursday in his first game action since suffering a head injury in March. "When I say 'normal,' I mean I felt like I have always been, the way I ...

Aroldis Chapman simply doesn't make sense. The arm action of throwing a baseball is unnatural. It's why pitchers, who usually are trying to throw at the highest intensity out of this unnatural motion, ...

Aroldis Chapman spent more years with the New York Yankees than anyone else in his storied career, but don't expect the ...