Aaron Judge officially won the AL MVP award on Thursday night, which means that he can turn his attention entirely to his free agency. While it is unclear how many teams have reached out to Judge, the Yankees have made it known that they are working to retain their right fielder.
The Yankees last known offer was for seven years and $213 million, a deal that Judge famously turned down in Spring Training. General manager Brian Cashman said on Thursday that the team has made a new, updated offer to the AL MVP.
“It’s in real time, so we’re on the clock,” Cashman said. “We’re certainly not going to mess around. We’ve made an offer since Spring Training, yes.”
