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Sources: Judge, Yanks reach 9-year, $360M deal
Aaron Judge has answered baseball's burning offseason question, agreeing to a nine-year, $360 million contract to remain with the Yankees, sources confirmed to ESPN.
$360 million in his 30s!? Grading the record deal bringing Aaron Judge back to the Yankees
New York outbid San Francisco to retain the services of the reigning AL MVP. But it cost the Yankees -- a lot.
COULDN'T AFFORD TO LOSE JUDGE
Buster Olney: The Yankees 'completely surrendered' to Aaron Judge
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FIRE UP THE HOT STOVE!
Free agency and trade grades: Grading the biggest signings of the winter meetings
From a nine-figure free agent deal that changes your team's future to a blockbuster trade, our experts weigh in.
PRIZE LOTTERY PICKS
MLB just held its first draft lottery! Here are some of the potential No. 1 picks the Pirates could land
The inaugural draft lottery went Pittsburgh's way. These are the prospects who the Pirates and other teams with early picks could be eyeing this summer.
Who should the Pirates consider with the No. 1 pick in the MLB draft?
MORE HOT STOVE TALK
Which mid-tier pitchers are set to cash in on free agency?
What is the outfield market like after Aaron Judge?
TURNER HEADING TO THE PHILLIES
Another NL East winter meetings splash! Grading Trea Turner's $300 million deal with Phillies
Just after the division rival Mets added an ace, the Phillies responded by signing a star shortstop for the next decade-plus.
The surprise team that offered more money to Trea Turner
ANDSCAPE
Andscape
Ken Griffey Jr., Swingman Classic bringing HBCU baseball to 2023 MLB All-Star weekend
Inspired by the Mariners legend, the college All-Star game will showcase 50 Division I athletes and HBCU baseball history in Seattle
VERLANDER TO THE METS
$86 million for a 40-year-old ace? Grading Mets' signing of Justin Verlander
The Mets wasted no time after losing Jacob deGrom to the Rangers, adding a reigning World Series champion. Does Verlander put New York over the top?
Relive Verlander's Cy Young winning season
FANTASY BASEBALL
Is Justin Verlander actually a better fantasy option than Jacob deGrom?
Perhaps fantasy managers shouldn't expect another 1.75 ERA from the now-former Astros ace, but Verlander should be reliable and awesome in 2023.
Why Jacob deGrom's move to Texas won't impact his fantasy value
Fantasy baseball managers should still remain cautious given deGrom's injury history.
Top Headlines
- Sources: Judge, Yanks reach 9-year, $360M deal
- Sources: Cubs, Taillon reach 4-year, $68M deal
- Pirates win 1st MLB draft lottery, right to pick first
- Sources: Phils keep spending, ink Walker, Strahm
- Haniger to Giants; 3 years, $43.5M, sources say
- Sources: Bellinger, Cubs reach 1-yr., $17.5M deal
- Sources: Heaney to join deGrom on Rangers staff
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MLB free agency grades: New York Yankees re-sign Aaron Judge
New York outbid San Francisco to retain the services of the reigning AL MVP. But it cost the Yankees -- a lot.
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How Jacob deGrom decided to ditch New York and become a Texas Ranger
In a whirlwind few days, deGrom signed a five-year deal that shattered expectations for this contract. But the seeds of the move had been planted long ago.
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MLB free agency and trade grades: Our report card for every big signing and deal of 2022-23 offseason
Whether it's a nine-figure free agent deal that changes your team's future or a blockbuster trade that has the whole league buzzing, our experts are ready to weigh in.
