After brief offseason opt out, Gerrit Cole says he always intended to remain with Yankees
Gerrit Cole says he always intended to remain with the New York Yankees. The 34-year-old right-hander exercised his right to opt out of his contract on the third day after the World Series, giving up $144 million over four years and starting a two-day window for the team to void the opt by adding a $36 million salary for 2029.
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On December 10, it was revealed that the New York Yankees signed former Atlanta Braves ace Max Fried to an eight-year, $218 million contract, which is the large ...
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