Yankees to sign Max Fried to massive contract after missing on Juan Soto, reports say
Snell signed a five-year, $182 million contract with the Dodgers and Burnes remains in free agency, with the Boston Red Sox viewed as one of his most aggressive suitors. A two-time NL All-Star, Fried joins a rotation led by Gerrit Cole, slotting in with lefty Carlos Rodon, AL Rookie of the Year Luis Gil and Clarke Schmidt.
Yankees’ infield options after Juan Soto exit, Max Fried signing
Fried wasn’t cheap and took up a significant chunk of the Yankees’ offseason budget. The left-hander signed for $218 million over eight years, the largest contract for a left-handed pitcher ever. His presence, however, makes the Yankees’ rotation (on paper) one of the very best in baseball.
John Smoltz shared his reaction to former Braves pitcher Max Fried signing with the Yankees in MLB free agency.
Fried’s deal is the largest guarantee in baseball history for a southpaw and the fourth-largest contract for a pitcher in ...
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