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.
During baseball's winter meetings in San Diego, Cashman, whowith the Yankees, said the team had prioritized re-signing Judge but would not put a timetable on his decision.
"We'd love to have our player back," Cashman said Monday. "We would love to continue to call him our player every step of the way as he follows what looks like -- as long as nothing happens -- a career path that will lead him to Cooperstown. I would like him to be in pinstripes every step of the way."
The 6-foot-7 outfielder, who was born in Linden, California, attended Linden High School and later Fresno State before being drafted by the Yankees with the 32nd overall pick in 2013. He won AL Rookie of the Year honors in 2017 after hitting a then-rookie record 52 home runs -- a total he wouldn't surpass until his record-setting 2022 campaign.MLB Network first reported that Judge would re-sign with the Yankees, while The Athletic first reported the terms of the agreement.
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