Is Aaron Judge Headed to Queens? San Francisco? Back to the Bronx?
Yankees fans love Aaron Judge, of course, they do. Non-Yankees fans also love Aaron Judge. Even the Yankee haters were rooting for Aaron to reach the glorious number 62 and go down as a legend on Major League Baseball’s homerun list of the elite.
However, Aaron is more than a home run hitter, his average this past season was .311, second in the American League. He was unanimously selected American League Rookie of the Year in 2017, a Silver Slugger Award winner, and will most likely be voted the Most Valuable Player for the 2022 season.
For these and many other reasons, Aaron will be much sought after by many Major League teams as he enters free agency. His contract has expired with the Yankees and he is free to sign with any other team in the league.
It was assumed that he would re-sign with the Yankees, but there has been a lot of talk and a lot of rumors that the Bronx Bomber right fielder could be lured away with a ridiculous amount of money.
NJ.com reports, “Aaron Judge’s last interview of the season, maybe his last representing the Yankees.” They also shared anonymous information they gathered that “Judge is at the top of the Giants list and they won’t be underbid,” the person said. “If they miss out, it won’t be because of money.”
But that’s not all, apparently, there are many teams willing to shell out big bucks to land the superstar. Bleacherreport.com shared “his 10 most likely landing spots, based on spending power, roster need, and ability to contend in 2023 and beyond.” They claim that Aaron Judge could land a deal that could garner him three hundred million dollars, that’s $300,000,000! Other teams rumored to be possible bidders include the New York Mets, the Boston Red Sox, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
With all this in mind, the Yankees are still most likely the home of “BAJ” when the 2023 season gets underway.
What a night. Such a blessing from God to share that moment with so many special people! Thank you @RogerMarisJr, the Yankees, my teammates, my family and all the Yankee fans for such an incredible day! pic.twitter.com/soiC52sOth
— Aaron Judge (@TheJudge44) October 5, 2022
What Jersey Couples Argue About Most
Leaving Lights On
Bedroom home interior with a cushion, wooden bed, bedside table and lamp at a luxury boutique hotel, Mendoza, Mendoza Province, Argentina, South America. (Photo by: Matthew Williams-Ellis/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
This is a ridiculous argument. I work with someone who hates this. Lightbulbs are extremely efficient nowadays so if cost is the issue, it’s inconsequential.
Leaving the Toilet Seat Up
EAST DUBLIN, GA – JULY 10: Chris “Skillet” Davison aims his plastic toilet seat at the target during the Redneck Horseshoe contest in the 9th Annual Summer Redneck Games July 10, 2004 in East Dublin, Georgia. (Photo by Stephen Morton/Getty Images)
I never understood this one for two reasons. First is the common guy’s answer, “look before you sit,” and secondly, if it bothers your partner, JUST PUT THE SEAT DOWN WHEN YOU’RE DONE! It’s not that hard.
Not Putting Dishes Away
Cleaned utensils in open dishwasher
This one makes sense because if you’re leaving them out for your partner to put away, it’s disrespectful, and it can be upsetting to feel that the one you love (or like a lot) is taking you for granted.
Starting but Not Completing Housework
Bonn, Germany – January 14: In this photo illustration is cleaning bucket with cleaning products on a floor of a kitchenon January 14, 2021 in Bonn, Germany. (Photo by Ute Grabowsky/Photothek via Getty Images)
If you start something finish it! It’s not that hard. If you get distracted and forget about it let your partner know that you’ve forgotten and will hop on it right away. Leaving the vacuum in the middle of a half-done room can cause some tension if you don’t apologize and take responsibility.
Whose Turn it is to Clean the Floor
Detail of a man cleaning a wooden kitchen floor with a mop and bucket, taken on March 3, 2018. (Photo by Olly Curtis/T3 Magazine/Future via Getty Images)
I’m no expert, but I think taking turns doesn’t work. You should each agree on who is going to do what. I’ll vacuum if you dust or I’ll cook if you do the laundry. It works for my wife and me, but it’s not for everybody. You also have to agree that the way the chores are split and even,
Not Squeegeeing the Shower after Showering
Close-up of a stainless steel shower with tiled wall. (Photo by Quick Image/Construction Photography/Avalon/Getty Images)
This is ridiculous and here’s why…squeegeeing is fun! You can also just agree that it’s not really necessary and not do it.
Leaving Dirty Clothes on the Floor
Crystal Wilkinson age 17 and a junior is instructed by teacher Linda Cooper (left) to pick up the laundry on the floor as she wears the “Empathy Belly” ( which simulates pregnancy in the 8th month) in a parenting class at Simi Valley High School. (Photo by Anne Cusack/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Once in a while if you’re in a hurry, but totally unacceptable. This seems to usually be the guy who is used to his mother cleaning up after him and hasn’t grown up yet.
Dropping Crumbs in Bed
Japanese-born artist and musician Yoko Ono and British musican and artist John Lennon (1940 – 1980) sit together on a bed, December 1968. (Photo by Susan Wood/Getty Images)
This is totally legitimate if you’ve ever slept in crumbs. There’s nothing wrong with eating in bed, but you gotta keep it neat. As with everything else, clean up after yourself!
Not Dusting Properly
(GERMANY OUT) Haushalt, Hausputz, Hausfrau mit Staubwedel beim Abstauben eines Bildes (Photo by Stefan Klein/ullstein bild via Getty Images)
Out of all the chores, this is the easiest one. For the love of Hummel, move the knick-knack and dust the entire shelf.
