Summary
The New York Yankees are considering their options for their outfield lineup for the upcoming baseball season. While Cody Bellinger, who excelled with the Yankees last season, is a priority to retain, negotiations are proving challenging due to his salary demands. The team may rely on existing players or young prospects if they cannot secure Bellinger's return.
Key Facts
- Cody Bellinger played one season with the Yankees, achieving a batting average of .272, 29 home runs, and 98 RBIs in 152 games.
- The Yankees view retaining Bellinger as important but face challenges due to the high cost of re-signing him.
- Some baseball insiders believe the Yankees may stick with their current players like Aaron Judge and Trent Grisham.
- Jasson Domínguez and prospect Spencer Jones could play significant roles in the Yankees' outfield.
- The Yankees lost star player Juan Soto, increasing the impact of Bellinger's performance.
- Kyle Tucker is a possible alternative if Bellinger isn't re-signed, though there are doubts about the Yankees' willingness to meet high salary demands.
