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Bleacher Report · Sep 7, 2022

Yankees President: NY Will Be 'Extraordinarily Competitive' to Keep Aaron Judge

There is no guarantee Aaron Judge returns to the New York Yankees last season, but team president Randy Levine said the organization will do what it can to keep him.

"I think we'll be extraordinarily competitive," Levine said of the Yankees' approach with the free agent, via Dan Martin of the New York Post.

The Yankees failed to sign Judge to a long-term contract last offseason, offering a seven-year, $213.5 million extension that was rejected. As Levine explained on The Show podcast, the team still wants him back.

"We know his worth and what he means," Levine said. "I don't know what's in his mind. All we can do is show him how much we'd like him to remain a Yankee."

Full story at Bleacher Report

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