The Yankees have reportedly offered Aaron Judge a deal in the realm of eight years and $300 million 👀 Will that be enough to keep the MVP slugger in pinstripes? 🤔
With the MLB winter meetings set to begin on Sunday, the Yankees are hoping to secure star outfielder Aaron Judge to a new deal sooner rather than later as other contenders jockey for the 2022 American League MVP.Wednesday that the Yankees have offered Judge a deal in the realm of eight years and $300 million. New York potentially could increase that offer, depending on their competition for the four-time All-Star. The current offer would pay Judge an average of approximately $37.
In addition to the Yankees, the Giants and Dodgers are also in the mix for Judge and are willing to spend. Per Passan, Judge is slated to earn a record-breaking contract that will surpass the top average yearly salary for a position player. That distinction currently belongs to Mike Trout at $35.5 million.
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