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Welcome to PTI,

here's our old, since today's episode, huge news on the hot stove. The Celtics take on

the suns and Bougam and Farlin joined us for five good minutes. But we begin today with

Aaron Judges' decision to remain with the Yankees for the next nine years for hello 360 million

dollars. That is 2 years and 146 and a half million dollars more than what the Yankees offered

Judge Leia Staples, so betting on himself, Judge did very well. Well, by Judge, you'll

be 39 years old when this contract ends. Do you believe the Yankees will get their

money's worth? I mean, Tony, it depends on how you define money's worth and what Judges

is able to accomplish in that time. If the Yankees win one World Series, I know Yankees

success is measured with multiple World Series historically, but I mean, that's historically.

In this day and age, if the Yankees who haven't won since, I guess, 2009, if they get a World

Series out of Aaron Judge and the judge has three or four more prolific home-renidating

seasons, and I mean, you know, 45 in north of that, yeah, I guess it will have been worth

it, but Tony, in terms of 35 to 39 years old, no, no, we just saw that with Albert Poohol's.

Poohol's was great in this last season going back to the Cardinals, but I mean Poohol's

his second eight, nine years. They would know where near his first 10 years, and I suspect

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