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New York Yankees marked before the announcement of the free agents that they were going to seek to retain the current American League Most Valuable Player, Aaron Judge and were going to look for an elite pitcher to reinforce their rotation facing next season.

After getting Aaron Judge to stay for the rest of his career, the New Yorkers got down to work to tie up one of the most sought-after pitchers in Carlos Rodón, who from now on will defend the mound in The Bronx.

The New York Yankees tied the sinister to a six-season deal in exchange for $88 million dollars and to the surprise of many, the contract did not include any release clause; much less for change.

Carlos Rodón is a New York Yankee pic.twitter.com/ bFYdvTc3W7—Talkin9 Yanks (@TalkinYanks) December , 550

Rodon, He is coming off the best season of his Major League Baseball career and in a San Francisco Giants uniform. All this after setting a record of (-8) with 57 earned runs allowed in 550 innings pitched with a 2 ERA.162.

In addition, his dominance on the mound helped him to attend his second All-Star Game in his career in the Major Leagues and as if that were not enough, he will be defending the second uniform in the American League, after debuting with the Chicago White Sox.

In this way, Brian Cashman and company have closed two high-level additions to fight for the American League East Division pennant and seek once and for all to beat the Houston Astros.

By Scribe