#Arbitration

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees agreed to a one-year, $19 million contract for the 2022 season this Friday. As a result, they avoided their scheduled arbitration hearing. To the surprise of no one, Yankees manager Aaron Boone is happy about this outcome. "I’m pleased," Boone told reporters. "Getting...

Before Friday's game against the Houston Astros, All-Star outfielder Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees avoided arbitration by settling on a $19 million salary for this season. Despite compromising with the Yankees for this year's salary, Judge isn't actually confident this week's events change his outlook for the 2023...

The Yankees’ front office has finally listened to fans yelling “pay him” during Aaron Judge’s at-bats — sort of. Judge has signed a one-year, $19 million deal, according to multiple sources. With the agreement, Judge and the Yankees will not have to engage in arbitration.

NEW YORK, NY (Associated Press) - Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees agreed to a one-year, $19 million contract, avoiding an arbitration hearing scheduled for Friday. Judge can make an additional $250,000 by winning an MVP Award and $250,000 for World Series MVP, according to multiple reports and confirmed by ESPN.

NEW YORK (AP) — Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees avoided an arbitration hearing Friday by agreeing to a $19 million, one-year contract, a deal that leaves the slugger on track to become a free agent after the World Series. Unable to agree to a long-term deal in talks that ended on opening day, […]

It may seem odd to say, but the Rangers current core, as constructed, may have just two seasons left together. Given salary cap constraints, age, and current contract structure for some core players, it seems to be the case. That doesn’t mean the Rangers are going to tear it down again, not by a long shot. It means the focus on the team will shift, and we may see players deemed untouchable moved out in the 2024 offseason.

Case closed for Aaron Judge. The slugger reportedly has reached a settlement with the New York Yankees to avoid an arbitration hearing that was scheduled for Friday afternoon, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Judge had been seeking a $21 million salary for the 2022 season, while...

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees narrowly avoided an arbitration hearing Friday by agreeing to a $19 million, one-year contract with incentives, a deal that still leaves the slugger on track to become a free agent after the World Series. Judge can reportedly make an additional $250,000 by winning...

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge made a couple appearances in the Yankees clubhouse Friday afternoon during the hour of media availability. His thoughts on avoiding a potentially ugly salary arbitration hearing by meeting the Yankees in the middle at $19 million for his 2022 contract?. Judge will talk after...

NEW YORK (AP) - Slugger Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees agreed to a $19 million, one-year contract, avoiding an arbitration hearing. Judge can make an additional $250,000 for MVP and $250,000 for World Series MVP. He is in the middle of perhaps his best season, batting .304 with 27 homers and 53 RBIs in 68 games for the major league-leading Yankees. He hit a game-winning RBI single during New York’s 7-6 victory over Houston on Thursday night.

11:54 am: Judge and the Yankees agreed to a $19 million guarantee, MLB.com’s Mark Finsand reports (Twitter links). This is the exact midpoint between the deposit numbers, although the deal contains potential additional incentives. The judge will receive an additional $250,000 each if he wins the AL MVP and World Series MVP awards this season.

The NFL has, as it always does, filed paperwork aimed at forcing the claims made against it to the league’s in-house arbitration system, better known in these parts as a secret, rigged kangaroo court. Close inspection of the 25-page memorandum of law filed by the NFL earlier this week in the case filed by by Brian Flores, Steve Wilks, and Ray Horton reveals a very aggressive interpretation of the NFL’s Constitution & Bylaws, as part of an effort to force all of the claims out of court and into a process that is far more favorable to the league and its teams.

Judge and the Yankees settled on a contract for the 2022 season, but they made no progress on a long-term deal

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, stocks rallied to end the week, Aaron Judge and the Yankees avoided arbitration and more in the Roundup.

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge has played like someone in line for a massive contract this offseason, but for now he is "happy" to just avoid arbitration. Judge and the Yankees agreed to a one-year, $19 million contract on Friday and avoided the arbitration hearing that was scheduled for that day. As a result, he is set to become a free agent after the 2022 campaign.

NEW YORK ( Associated Press) – Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees avoided an arbitration hearing Friday by agreeing to a $19 million, one-year contract, a deal that would keep Slugger on track to become a free agent after the World Series. Is. Unable to reach a long-term...