Summary
The New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger are in contract talks, but they are stuck over the length of the deal. Bellinger wants a seven-year contract, while the Yankees are offering five years. The Los Angeles Dodgers might not pursue Bellinger with a long-term offer, as they prefer a shorter contract.
Key Facts
- Cody Bellinger is a free-agent outfielder looking for a seven-year contract.
- The Yankees have currently offered Bellinger a five-year deal worth $155 million.
- The Los Angeles Dodgers might be interested in a three- or four-year contract with a higher annual payment.
- Bellinger was a National League MVP with the Dodgers in 2019.
- The New York Mets showed interest in Bellinger but are now focusing on another player, Kyle Tucker.
- The Dodgers are not expected to push the Yankees to increase their offer for Bellinger.