Zach Britton and the New York Yankees have finalized a contract that guarantees the reliever $39 million over three seasons and could be worth $53 million for four years. (více...)

Yankees re-signed LHP Zach Britton to a three-year, $39 million contract with a club option for 2022. In a bit of an odd contract quirk, the Yankees must decide after the 2020 season whether to pick up Britton's 2022 option. [...] (více...)

The Yankees signed left-hander Zach Britton to a 3-year deal through 2021 with a team option for 2022, which the club must exercise or decline following the 2020 season. If the Yankees decline the 2022 team option, Britton may elect to become a free agent for the 2021 season. (více...)

Last night, the Yankees reunited with free agent reliever Zach Britton. The lefty agreed to a deal worth roughly $13 million per year for either two, three, or four seasons, depending on opt-outs, opt-ins, the lunar calendar, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, I think. These Scott Boras contracts are getting pretty weird.

No matter, Britton is under contract with the Yankees for at least 2019 and 2020. They previously acquired him at the trade deadline from the Orioles for prospects. He appeared to pitch much better in his new environment, lowering his ERA and walk rate from 3.45 and 15.9 percent with Baltimore to 2.88 and 10.4 percent with New York.. (více...)

Zach Britton will reportedly return to New York on a three-year, $39 million deal. (více...)