Red Sox say they thoroughly investigated Aroldis Chapman

Aroldis Chapman says Red Sox did their ‘due diligence’ before signing him
Aroldis Chapman was previously suspended 30 games for an alleged domestic violence incident during the 2015-16 offseason.
Aroldis Chapman happy with any role in Red Sox’ bullpen, vows to be leader
Red Sox newcomer Aroldis Chapman isn't worried about serving as the team's closer and will fill any role asked of him.
Chapman's signing with Red Sox was a long time coming
Roughly 15 years ago, the snow was falling from the winter sky, and Aroldis Chapman remembers throwing “a few pitches” in the bullpen at Fenway Park. He had just defected from Cuba and the Red Sox were one of the teams interested in signing the fireballing lefty.
Recently signed reliever Aroldis Chapman had his eyes on Red Sox for a while
So, just before Major League Baseball’s recent annual Winter Meetings, the Red Sox secured a much-needed arm, striking a one-year, $10.75 million deal with Chapman. “To be here in such a historic organization,
Red Sox say they thoroughly investigated Aroldis Chapman; reliever open to any role
Chapman said he's undergone therapy following his 2016 suspension and the Red Sox "I think they did do their due diligence."
Aroldis Chapman addresses domestic violence suspension, role with Red Sox
When the Red Sox signed left-hander Aroldis Chapman, they brought in one of the hardest throwers in MLB history and a guy who should immediately provide a boost to the club’s beleaguered bullpen. They also brought in a player with some very serious baggage.
Red Sox and Aroldis Chapman finalize $10.75 million, one-year contract
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox have signed hard-throwing reliever Aroldis Chapman to a $10.75 million, one-year contract. The team announced the deal on Tuesday. Chapman gives the Red Sox a potential closer, with incumbent Kenley Jansen on the free agent market.
Craig Breslow attempts to explain why Red Sox signed Aroldis Chapman despite past issues
When the deal was officially announced, Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow was asked to explain why his team decided it was OK to bring Chapman aboard.
Craig Breslow cites ‘extensive’ process when explaining why Red Sox signed Aroldis Chapman
Aroldis Chapman might throw heat, but he comes with baggage. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow talked about it recently.
Red Sox make Aroldis Chapman signing official
The Red Sox made their signing of reliever Aroldis Chapman official, bolstering their bullpen with a lefthanded flamethrower. The Sox, who unofficially agreed to a one-year, $10.75 million contract with him on Dec.
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