Al MVP 2022 Aaron Judge is currently a free agent, and which team is he going to land is still the biggest question in the MLB world. Notably, the Yankees are not the only team in the race to land Judge on their team. National League’s San Francisco Giants is one of the top running teams who want Judge to sign for them.

Last week, Judge reportedly met with the San Francisco Giants. Following this, the former Yankee removed New York from his Instagram handle. While the MLB fans are still looking for a clue, the Yankees recently offered a $300 million contract to their talisman. However, despite this, there is a huge chance that the reigning AL MVP might end up playing for the Giants from the next season.

Fans just want Giants to sign Aaron Judge and get on with it!

As of now, the odds of Judge signing with the Giants are -130. The other teams in the race are the Yankees with +130, the Dodgers with +600, and the New York Mets with +1200. Once the NBCS Giants shred this on Twitter, baseball fans could resist themselves without reacting.

While most of the fans want Giants to sign Aaron Judge soon and get on with it, others think it’s just a PR stunt and that it is not going to happen. 

Regardless of the internet trend, Yankee fans would not want Judge to leave the Bronx forever. Notably, it has been his home for over the last 6-7 years.

Judge is considering the Yankees’ current offer?

After Judge refused the first offer that the Yankees management approached him with, Judge asked them to hold on to any other offer till the season ends. And now, the front office has offered Judge a contract of $300 million for eight years in the neighborhood. 

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However, Judge has still not responded to this offer. Given there is still enough time left in his free agency, the reigning AL MVP Is just waiting for the best offer.

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Given Judge’s stature and historic career with the Yankees, where do you think he is going to land? Let us know in the comments below.