New Delhi, June 14 -- NEW YORK - Aaron Boone has long since made his peace with the most consequential roster decision of his managerial life. Aroldis Chapman, nearly four years later, has not, and the left-hander has now put a price on his own forgiveness. Before he would ever pitch in pinstripes again, he says, someone in the Yankees organization owes him an apology.

The grievance, dormant for stretches but never quite settled, flared again this week. Chapman, who is closing games for a last-place Boston Red Sox team that has otherwise given its fans little to cheer, was asked on ESPN Deportes about the notion of a return to the Bronx. He did not dismiss it. He conditioned it. A reunion, he suggested, would have to begin with general m...