Aaron Judge looks set to be a New York Yankee for life, agreeing to a 9-year, $360 million contract — the largest free agent contract in MLB history — this week that will keep him in pinstripes through age 39. Go deeper:
Aaron Judge looks set to be a New York Yankee for life, agreeing to aIt's the largest free agent contract in MLB history and the third-largest deal ever, trailing only the extensions signed by Mike Trout for $426.5 million and Mookie Betts for $365 million.largest average annual valueWild stat: 11 MLB players have ever signed $300+ million deals, and three of them are currently in the Bronx: Judge, Giancarlo Stanton at $325 million and Gerrit Cole at $324 million.
The deal features a no-trade clause and came after a bidding war between the Yankees, Giants and Padres.swooped in late with a 10-year, $400 million offer.New York took the six-foot-seven outfielder in the first round of the 2013 draft out of Fresno State. Four years later, Judge won Rookie of the Year and finished second in MVP voting.After a historic 2022 season, it felt like the Yankees had to do whatever it took to keep their guy.
But Judge is worth so much to the Yankees from both talent and marketing standpoints that it's tough to see this as anything but a huge win for both sides.
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