Summary
The New York Yankees are trying to sign baseball player Cody Bellinger but are facing challenges in reaching an agreement. Reports suggest that Bellinger and his agent want a six- or seven-year contract, and the Yankees are prioritizing keeping him. Despite past setbacks, there is speculation Bellinger might return to the Yankees.
Key Facts
- The Yankees are negotiating with Cody Bellinger, a two-time All-Star outfielder.
- Bellinger and his agent, Scott Boras, are reportedly seeking a six- or seven-year contract.
- The New York Mets are also interested in outfielders, adding competitive pressure.
- Bellinger was named the National League's MVP in 2019.
- Sports Illustrated predicted Bellinger might choose to stay with the Yankees.
- Last season, Bellinger earned $27.5 million, with the Chicago Cubs covering part of it.
- Bellinger’s expected future earnings are at least six years and $165 million from the Yankees.
- The Yankees view retaining Bellinger as a top offseason priority.
