Dodgers fans prefer they sign Trea Turner over Aaron Judge, for two powerful reasons

In the blink of an eye the 2022 season of the MLB is about to come to an end, with two weeks or less to go before the World Series trophy is awarded to the new champion team, which would come out among the finalists: Astros, Yankees, Phillies or Padres.

Shortly after the tournament ends, free agency negotiations will get under way. A bunch of good ballplayers like Aaron JudgeCarlos Correa, Xander Bogaerts, Trea TurnerJacob deGrom, Clayton Kershaw, among others, would be the most coveted for whoever can get them the price.

One of several teams it is rumored that they are interested in Judge are the Dodgers, who also plan to offer Trea Turner a new contract. It is unlikely that the Los Angeles board will acquire both, since their price would be well above the rest of the free agents for the 2023 campaign. recent survey of Dodgers fansgave as a result that the fans prefer that Turner stay on campus for the next few years, instead of trying to grab Judge’s services. And this is due to two powerful reasons.

Of the more than 9,000 responses that the “Dodgers Nation” medium obtained on its Twitter account regarding who they preferred on the team next year and others that follow, the name of Trea Turner was well above that of Aaron Judge . Most of the fans believe that the youth and speed of the 29-year-old infielder is more beneficial than the 30-year-old that the Judge takes.

Although there is not much difference between the two, Internet users see Turner as more athletic than Judge. Another factor that influenced the outcome of the answers is the history of injuries that the current Yankees outfielder has accumulated in his career.

Ishmael Hernandez

I am a graduate of the Autonomous University of Guadalajara since 2012, graduated as a Bachelor of Communication Sciences. After having been a radio announcer for a few years in the “Perla Tapatia”, I returned to my hometown, Mazatlán, Sinaloa and was hired by El Debate Newspaper in May 2019. My first months in El Debate were writing articles for the vertical: “My Pocket”, however, in September of the same year I became part of the powerful lineup of “Al Bat”, where I am still working as a web journalist. In “Al Bat”, we truthfully present to our readers the most relevant aspects of the baseball world, mainly from the MLB, winter leagues in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the Asian continent. I am a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League and the Boston Red Sox in the American League. My big dream is to get to know the Fenway Park stadium, the historic venue of the “Patirrojos”.

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