Summary
The New York Yankees have offered a five-year, $160 million contract to baseball player Cody Bellinger, but he hasn't accepted it yet. While waiting for his decision, the Yankees are considering other players, including Harrison Bader, who had a strong performance last season and is known for his defensive skills.
Key Facts
- The Yankees offered Cody Bellinger a five-year, $160 million contract with two opt-outs.
- Bellinger is considering offers from multiple teams and hasn't signed with any yet.
- The Yankees are also looking at Harrison Bader as a possible option.
- Bader had a successful season, with a .277 batting average, 17 home runs, and an OPS of .796.
- Bader played 70 games in left field last season and is known for being a strong defender.
- If Bellinger doesn't sign with the Yankees, their outfield lineup could feature Aaron Judge, Trent Grisham, and Jasson Domínguez.
- Domínguez had issues hitting against left-handed pitchers last season.
- Bader has a better record against left-handed pitchers and won a Gold Glove for his defense in center field.
