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If he goes for the most money and years. He is a goner jmoWhat kind of contract do you guys think Judge is going to command? There seems to be a lot of teams locking up players for extended years and so much money. Aaron Judge is 30 though and those guys getting the big contracts are younger. Thoughts?
If he goes for the most money and years. He is a goner jmo
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hearing San FranciscoCorey Seager got 10 years 325 Mil and he is 28
Manny Machado got 10 years 300 Mil and he is 30
I can see why he didn't take the 260 and this season Judge is playing out of his mind. He is definitely playing for a contract and you're right, if he follows the money, he is out of NY. Who could afford him though? Especially if the Angels let Ohtani on the open market. No way the Dodgers could keep affording these players. I will keep my dreams alive and cross my fingers the Mariners land Judge or Ohtani lol.
What kind of contract do you guys think Judge is going to command? There seems to be a lot of teams locking up players for extended years and so much money. Aaron Judge is 30 though and those guys getting the big contracts are younger. Thoughts?
8 years, $72 million for Harris - Basically buys out his 3 arb years and two years of Free Agency for $70 million ($14 AAV). If he sticks to the production he's putting up this year his arbitration years end up looking like $10, $15, $20 million so they bought two years of free agency for $25 million. That's a good, not great, deal for the Braves, gives Harris financial security right up front, and allows him to be a free agent at 29 if they don't pick up his club options ($15 million in 2031 and $20 million in 2032 or $10 million in buyouts) and hit it big on another contract if he produces.![]()
J-Rod, Mariners agree on mega-extension into 2030s
SEATTLE -- Julio Rodríguez is going to be the face of the Mariners for a long, long time. The club announced on Friday night that it has reached a contract extension with their prized rookie. The deal could run through at least through the 2034 season -- 12 guaranteed yearswww.mlb.com
Nothing to do with the Yankees but because of the contract talks.... Julio Rodriguez, who has play just over half the season in the majors for the M's, is about to sign a 15 year, 210m guaranteed contract... What in the world.... didn't the Braves just sign Harris to 100m for 10 years? I get the hype and production... but... I have never heard of the Mariners putting up a contract like this.. for anyone... ever... Would you bank everything nearly a full season of production?
and clean.Looks like the Julio deal is 12 years/210million (17.5 million AAV) guaranteed and could go up to 470 million. Hope he stays healthy.