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Slack.com slash DHQ. Breaking news and diversity, Aaron Judge has made his decision agreeing

to a nine-year, $350 million contract to remain with the New York Yankees sources confirmed

to ESPN the 30-year-old had hit free agency after one of the greatest seasons in baseball

history hitting an American-league record 62 homers to break the mark set by Roger

Maris back in 1961 and earning his first MVP award. Here's Buster only breaking it all

down. The information that came out on Tuesday that the

Giants had offered $360 million, that Time Magazine story. Some folks involved in these

negotiations believe that was all part of how Aaron Judges came, goose the Yankees into

making the huge offer. We know Brian Cash from the Yankees front office. They're very

disciplined in terms of the advice they give, the valuation they put on players. But I think

how Steinbrunner coming off a different, a disappointing year for the Yankees. Steve

Cohen now, the owner of the Metz, willing to spend anything, I think there was pressure

on him unlike anything he had ever experienced, which is why in the end he gives Judges a kind

of money that he was looking for.

All right, Mad Dog joining us from San Diego. Obviously they're covering the winter meetings.

Mad Dog, did the Yankees overpay?

Well, they probably did because, you know, listen, he's 30 years old. You're never going

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