Hey everybody and welcome to an open form Wednesday, Aaron Judge 360 million big ones.

Let me read a tweet from Bruce Beck,

long-time sports anchor in New York, very well known.

I think he said it the best.

He put out on Twitter five hours ago.

So Aaron Judge bet on himself and drew a full house.

He was offered $213.5 million in April and agreed to 360 million in December.

That's a 146.5 million difference.

If you divide it over last year's 162 game season, Judge racked up an extra

904,000 dollars per game. What a bet. Pretty amazing. I did a rant on this today before I knew what Aaron Judge was going to do and I wouldn't have done it.

All right? Wouldn't have done it. I would no way in the world I'm paying a guy 360 million, you know, for nine years who's going to be 31 in April who has a 2011

post-season average in 44 games with 66 strikeouts.

I'm sorry, I'm not doing it.

And I love watching Aaron Judge.

Who doesn't?

You know, he embodies everything I want in a New York Yankee.

I mean, he's everything.

But I'm not doing it I'm just not but the Yankees obviously felt that they had to and that's a lot of dough

You know I know the Yankees have a lot of money

and I get that, but, you know, and you know,

the Giants fans kill me.

You know, the Giants fans are acting like, you know, their franchise just got cancelled because they didn't sign Aaron Judge.

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