Summary
The New York Yankees are considering signing Cody Bellinger to improve their outfield lineup, but financial challenges may complicate the deal. A recent decision to offer Trent Grisham a $22 million contract has drawn criticism from Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay, who believes it might hinder the team's budget flexibility.
Key Facts
- The Yankees are looking to strengthen their outfield ahead of spring training.
- Cody Bellinger is a top option for the Yankees during this offseason.
- Trent Grisham accepted a $22 million offer from the Yankees, creating financial constraints.
- Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay criticized the $22 million offer to Grisham, implying it might not match his market value.
- The team's payroll aim is to stay under $304 million, complicating potential signings.
- Yankees management, including Brian Cashman, needs to strategize to fit Bellinger into the budget.
- As of the latest update, no finalized deal with Bellinger has been reached.
