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Aroldis Chapman will be a Yankee in 2020. Nearly an hour after the 12:01 opt-out deadline, Chapman announced on Instagram that he wasn’t opting out, and Jeff Passan broke the contact details on Twitter:
Aroldis Chapman will add an extra year at $18 million on top of the two years, $30 million remaining on his deal, sources tell ESPN. The deal will keep Chapman with the Yankees through the 2022 season.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) November 3, 2019
CBS Sports | Mike Axisa: The Yankees have been dipping into the college ranks in their search for a new pitching coach and reportedly interviewed Michigan University’s Chris Fetter and University of Arkansas’ Matt Hobbs. Jeff Passan called Fetter a “rising star in the industry,” and both would make for respectable choices.
NJ.com | Randy Miller: After peaking as the Yankees’ fourth-best prospect, Domingo Acevedo’s stock has only fallen. The six-foot-seven righty whose fastball touched 103 mph once had so much promise. Miller chronicled Acevedo’s fall from prospect grace.
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