The discussion surrounding Aroldis Chapman this spring centered on his diminished velocity, and for good reason. Though everyone was accustomed to seeing him hit triple digits with regularity, Chapman was throwing his once-legendary fastball in the mid-90’s. Chapman’s velocity has resurfaced somewhat in recent weeks and he looks closer to the flame-throwing version of himself, but he’s also been less erratic than usual this season.
As dominant as Chapman has been as the Yankees’ closer, he’s always had moments where his lack of command puts you on the edge of your seat. He holds a career 4.