By Daniel Bates Early on in the MLB offseason, the New York Yankees made it clear that they weren’t going big game hunting at shortstop. Instead, opting to let their young middle infield prospects to develop. Perhaps to the chagrin of star outfielder Aaron Judge. On Sunday morning, news surfaced that the Boston Red Sox agreed to terms on a six-year, $140 million contract with free agent SS Trevor Story. According to some reports, the Yanks had some interest in acquiring Story. But ultimately, he ended up with New York’s cross-division rival. Shortly after the Story signing surfaced, Judge let …