As is often the case during the offseason, some MLB teams might be in a holding pattern until the biggest fish in free agency gets reeled in.
ESPN's Jeff Passan reported Wednesday that "the high-end market could move, perhaps quickly" once Aaron Judge agrees to a contract.
According to Passan, the New York Yankees are prepared to offer around $300 million over eight years and might go higher depending on any competing bids.
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