Before we dive into new Cubs reliever, Wade Davis, let’s talk about new (again) Yankees closer, Aroldis Chapman and what he meant to the Cubs bullpen. Chapman came to the Cubs as a rigid one inning closer who preferred to start an inning with no inherited runners and shut it down. And that’s ok. That’s who he was as a Red, as a Yankee last season before the trade to the Cubs, who he wanted to be when he came to Chicago, and who he will want to be when he returns to the Bronx next spring.
Wade Davis Bolsters Flexibility of Bullpen
