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1. Eduardo Razo
Friday, November 11, 2022 at 5:58 am
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What ESPN is planning for Judge's big free professional contract appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
The Giants have been linked to New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge for the past few months.
Judge is a free agent and will test the market after rejecting a $213.5 million extension from the Yankees
before the start of the 2022 MLB season. Now, the 30-year-old is poised to secure a lucrative deal and
possibly with the Goliaths.
ESPN MLB analyst Kiley McDaniel predicted on Wednesday that Judge will get a deal north of $320
million. "[Judge] rejected the $213.5 million expansion before the start of the season and it was
probably worth somewhere close to $250 million at the time, and then it became clear later in the year
that it would probably be - cleared $300 million, and up to $320 million from the board of experts I
interviewed in September," McDaniel wrote.
With speculation putting the umpire's contract at over $300 million, the Wildcats are ready to wrap up
whether they'll shell out the big bucks for the one-time home run leader of the American Association
and add the marquee player of many. is in it. the length of the sitting area is strong for. The Goliaths
have a long history of handing out satisfactory contract extensions in various systems, but they have not
been able to deliver a nine-figure contract with the club's captain Farhan Zaidi leading the way.
READ MORE: Why Carlos Correa, Trea Turner, Freelance Professional Shortstops Are Really Coming
Under Zaidi, the Giants used discretionary money on rookie pitcher Carlos Rodón, who resigned recently
after signing a two-year, $44 million contract in the spring. Either way, branding will be new territory for
Zaidi, so it will be interesting to see if he and the monster will spend as much money as other top
companies going forward.
![Eduardo Razo
Friday, November 11, 2022 at 5:58 am
In this article:
Judge Eron
Judge Eron
|
RF
|
#99
What ESPN is planning for Judge's big free professional contract appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
The Giants have been linked to New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge for the past few months.
Judge is a free agent and will test the market after rejecting a $213.5 million extension from the Yankees
before the start of the 2022 MLB season. Now, the 30-year-old is poised to secure a lucrative deal and
possibly with the Goliaths.
ESPN MLB analyst Kiley McDaniel predicted on Wednesday that Judge will get a deal north of $320
million. "[Judge] rejected the $213.5 million expansion before the start of the season and it was
probably worth somewhere close to $250 million at the time, and then it became clear later in the year
that it would probably be - cleared $300 million, and up to $320 million from the board of experts I
interviewed in September," McDaniel wrote.
With speculation putting the umpire's contract at over $300 million, the Wildcats are ready to wrap up
whether they'll shell out the big bucks for the one-time home run leader of the American Association
and add the marquee player of many. is in it. the length of the sitting area is strong for. The Goliaths
have a long history of handing out satisfactory contract extensions in various systems, but they have not
been able to deliver a nine-figure contract with the club's captain Farhan Zaidi leading the way.
READ MORE: Why Carlos Correa, Trea Turner, Freelance Professional Shortstops Are Really Coming
Under Zaidi, the Giants used discretionary money on rookie pitcher Carlos Rodón, who resigned recently
after signing a two-year, $44 million contract in the spring. Either way, branding will be new territory for
Zaidi, so it will be interesting to see if he and the monster will spend as much money as other top
companies going forward.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/part2-221127110305-1d7be11f/85/part2-docx-1-320.jpg)
