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With the New York Yankees knocked out of the 2022 postseason, all focus has shifted toward Aaron Judge’s free agency in the coming weeks. Notably, since Judge will be out of his contract, the Yankees slugger will listen to offers from every MLB team that intends to sign him.

Ever since making his big league debut, Judge has played only for the Pinstripes, and in the last few years, he has become an important part of the Yankees clubhouse. Although there are several teams interested in landing Judge by their side, the San Francisco Giants seem to be the most confident.

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San Francisco Giants are willing to do anything to sign Aaron Judge in the free agency

Per Randy Miller of NJ.com, the San Francisco Giants, (a $3.5 billion worth team) are a serious contender to land Aaron Judge by their clubhouse. Not many people might be aware, but while growing up, Judge lived about 90 minutes from San Francisco in Linden, California. 

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Even to date, Judge’s parents live in the same place. Per NJ.com, the Giants’ priority will be to land Aaron Judge as soon as possible in their clubhouse. Because money will not be a problem for the NL franchise.

“Judge is at the top of the Giants list and they won’t be underbid,” a baseball source said to NJ. “If they miss out, it won’t be because of money. The Giants are not going to stop with Judge. They have so much money freed up.”

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When talking about the Giants, they had a below-average season this year. They won only 81 games this season and did not even qualify for the postseason this year. And if they get Judge in the upcoming free agency, the Giants will have their offense sorted.

Will Judge leave the Yankees for Giants?

Aaron Judge has said multiple times that he will always listen to the best deals in his free agency, even if it comes from the Boston Red Sox. And considering the kind of regular season he had, almost every MLB franchise will be in line to get him by their side.

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If the Yankees intend to keep him at their clubhouse, the Yankees GM Brian Cashman has a tough job ahead. Do you think the Yankees will successfully extend Judge’s contract in the upcoming free agency?