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combined to throw 791 innings last season. The Mets are going to need anywhere from 75 to 150 more innings from their rotation than that, especially if they want to keep those who will make up their postseason rotation tip-top for the most important time of the season. Maybe these pitchers could give them more frames but it's an open question whether it would be a good idea to ask them to do it.
That isn't to say the Yankees are the only team that matters, but it's important to keep their stature in mind when thinking about how to assess the news that Aaron Judge has agreed to a nine-year, $360 million deal to spend his 30s donning pinstripes in the Bronx. Why? Because they are the Yankees. In other words, if this franchise, the only one for which Judge has played, were willing to meet the market to retain him, it would have been surprising, even shocking, if he had ended up elsewhere. If the biggest team has the game's biggest star and wants to keep him, then all things being equal that's exactly what we would expect to happen.
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