MLB News: Aaron Judge and the best free agents in 2023

Major League Baseball’s free agency frenzy was one for the ages in 2022. But the shortened offseason also hampered some deals that could’ve happened. So, now that we’re heading towards the postseason, rumors start to flood social media again.

We already know superstars like Jacob deGrom, Xander Bogaerts,and Carlos Correa could opt out of their contracts and become unrestricted free agents at the end of the season. But what about those whose contracts will run out?

There will be no shortage of talent up for grabs in Major League Baseball next winter. That’s why today, we’re going to let you know about the top-notch free agents that could switch sides next season.

MLB News: The Top 3 Free Agents In 2023

3. Jose Abreu

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The universal DH rule will grant players like Jose Abreu even more value in free agency. He’s been quite durable throughout his career, and one of the most consistent and dominant hitters in the Majors.

The Chicago White Sox are coming off a disappointing year, so he may look to pursue his career somewhere else. Even so, it’s hard to picture the Cuban slugger wearing different threads.

2. Trea Turner

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The Los Angeles Dodgers pulled off a massive move to land Trea Turner a couple of years ago. And judging by his words and actions, it doesn’t seem like he’s planning on leaving Hollywood any time soon.

However, Turner’s ability to hit for both average and power, his versatility on the infield, and his clutch hitting would make him a highly-coveted asset in free agency. He’s in for a hugepayday in his next contract.

1. Aaron Judge

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Aaron Judge has been the best player in the same league where Shohei Ohtani plays. Let that sink in. He’s amid a historical season and could run away with AL MVP honors while also winning a Quadruple Crown.

Judge decided to bet on himself and turned down a huge deal with the New York Yankees. Now, he’s looking at north of $300 million in his next contract after one of the most spectacular seasons in MLB history.