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Aaron Judge wins AL MVP award after historic season

NEW YORK — From June to October almost every time he came to the plate, Aaron Judge heard the chants; "MVP, MVP, MVP." Thursday night, those chants became a reality. Judge’s remarkable 2022 season was capped with baseball’s highest award. The 30-year-old free-agent outfielder who led the Yankees this season…

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New York Mets and Yankees face MLB punishment after Aaron Judge free agency update

Aaron Judge is now a free agent after his deal with the New York Yankees expires, but his former side and city rivals the New York Mets could be in trouble for communicating

Daily Mirror

Report: MLB Investigating Mets, Yankees for Colluding With Judge’s Free Agency

Any effort to suppress the slugger’s free-agent value would be considered a violation of baseball’s collective bargaining agreement.

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Hal Steinbrenner believes Aaron Judge will remain a Yankee: ‘In my opinion, we are going to be able to’ sign the MVP candidate

In Hal Steinbrenner’s opinion, Aaron Judge will be back in pinstripes.

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Brian Cashman, in need of new contract with Yankees, speaks about Aaron Judge being in same position

NEW YORK — As Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman eulogized the Yankees’ 2022 season on Friday afternoon with separate press conferences at Yankee Stadium, there was some definite melancholy in the air.

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Mariano Rivera says his comments about Aaron Boone’s future with Yankees were taken ‘out of context’

Like very few moments in his baseball career, Mariano Rivera wishes he could have this one back.

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Mariano Rivera Says Yankees Manager Aaron Boone Should Be Fired

The Hall of Fame closer didn’t mince words following New York getting swept by the Astros in the ALCS.

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Yankees’ Hal Steinbrenner Supports Return of Manager Aaron Boone

The manager remains under contract to the Yankees through the 2024 season.

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Hal Steinbrenner plans on Aaron Boone returning as Yankees manager: ‘I believe he is a very good manager’

Despite five seasons of failing to reach the Fall Classic, Hal Steinbrenner sees no reason to make a change with his manager. Aaron Boone is expected to return as the Yankees skipper for a sixth season.

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Report: Yankees Expected to Retain Aaron Boone, Brian Cashman

The team’s owner Hal Steinbrenner reportedly wants to bring back the general manager and team manager next season.

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Helene Elliott: The right Angels owners can turn wishes to happy reality. Who can that be?

LOS ANGELES — The ownership situation was a mess. The team repeatedly missed the playoffs. When the possibility of a sale became widely known, fans rejoiced. Their nightmare was about to end.

Los Angeles Times

Brian Cashman gives Aaron Boone the dreaded vote of confidence

Amid their month-long slide, fans have booed owner Hal Steinbrenner, ripped GM Brian Cashman and chanted to have Aaron Boone fired. Monday, before the Yankees took on the Mets in the first game of the Subway Series at Yankee Stadium, Cashman gave Boone and his coaches a vote of confidence.

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Fans Boo Yankees Leadership During O’Neill’s Jersey Retirement

New York fans didn’t let the ceremony stop them from airing out their frustrations with the team.

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Mac Engel: Joey Gallo is on the trading block again, and he should neither be a Yankee nor a Ranger

Joey Gallo says he wants to stay with the New York Yankees, but he really wants to be in the place where he could strike out four times a game, and bat .165 without having to hear about either.

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Bill Madden: Yankees clear first hurdle with Aaron Judge, but what’s next for super slugger?

NEW YORK — So after a quite productive week in which he hit two homers in a game to beat the Blue Jays and a day later drove in the game-winning walk-off run in the series opener against the hated Astros, Aaron Judge’s ongoing contract drama with the Yankees has…

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Bill Madden: Time to sell! The 5 worst owners in baseball.

NEW YORK — Now that we don’t have the Wilpons to kick around anymore, for the first time in a long time New York baseball fans can be thankful for two of the most committed owners in the sport in Steve Cohen and Hal Steinbrenner. If only this was the…

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Bill Madden: Two wrong decisions make a right in Aaron Judge standoff

What transpired Friday in the prelude to a potential parting of the ways between the Yankees and Aaron Judge was the classic case of dumb and even dumber.

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Bill Madden: Yankees haven’t been able to buy themselves a championship

NEW YORK — On Nov. 20, 2008, Hal Steinbrenner was officially named Yankees general partner and the following year the team went to the World Series for the first time in six years, winning it for the first time in nine years. They did so with a major league-leading payroll…

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Gerrit Cole Weighs In on Aaron Judge Extension Talks, Says Yankees Usually ‘Get It Done’

The deadline for New York to lock up its franchise outfielder is rapidly approaching.

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Matthew Roberson: Let’s kill the idea of the ‘overpaid’ baseball player

A prevailing mantra at the end of a baseball offseason — both from fans and front offices — is that a certain player has been “overpaid” or was undesirable at a certain price point.

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Hal Steinbrenner and Gerrit Cole square off during unproductive lockout meeting as deadline looms

In a week defined by long, ultimately fruitless meetings, Thursday’s 1 p.m. negotiation session between Major League Baseball and the Players’ Association was over by 5:00 p.m. By all accounts, it was yet another day of little to no progress, and things ended earlier than usual because both sides felt…

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