The New York Yankees report to spring training this week in Tampa, Fla. with a roster which largely resembles last year's club. But that's OK, according to the New York Post's Joel Sherman.
The New York Yankees concluded their main objective of the offseason last month with the five-year, $162.5 million contract to re-sign Cody Bellinger. But the Yankees’ front office has not made any roster additions from last season.
Now is the winter of discontent for New York Yankees fans hoping for an offseason splash by the front office. The biggest move general manager Brian Cashman made was re-signing outfielder Cody Bellinger, giving him a five-year, $162.5 million contract.
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Spring training is almost here for the New York Yankees. Pitchers and catchers will head to Tampa in less than a week, and after bringing back Cody Bellinger on a five-year deal, the Bronx is ready to see if last year's roster can finish the job.
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The New York Yankees achieved their primary objective of the offseason after re-signing Cody Bellinger last month. However, they have not made any other major additions to their roster as yet.
No matter what the New York Yankees were going to do this offseason, their main priority remained bringing back Cody Bellinger. Upon doing so, they were robbed of valuable time to go after other big names on the market.
The New York Yankees report to spring training in six days, and what the club looks like when it assembles in Tampa, Fla. remains a work in progress. Despite re-signing Cody Bellinger (five years, $162.5 million) and Trent Grisham (one-year qualifying offer of $22 million), general manager Brian Cashman is still looking for an outfielder.
The New York Yankees spent most of this winter circling back to the same guy. Cody Bellinger made sense from day one, and despite weeks of back-and-forth between the front office and agent Scott Boras, everyone expected him to return.
The New York Yankees achieved their main goal of the winter after re-signing Cody Bellinger last month. But their front office seems intent on running the team back from last year, with most of their offseason transactions focused on expiring deals rather than new additions.
Even though the calendar turned to February, that doesn't mean the New York Yankees are done making moves. It took them quite a long time to come to terms with Cody Bellinger, but thankfully for them, there are still quite a few notable free agents on the market.
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While the New York Yankees seemed pleased with their outfield upon bringing Cody Bellinger back, they now have their sights set on bringing in another right-handed hitter.
The New York Yankees got their guy in Cody Bellinger. The five-year deal brought back the outfielder fans wanted to see in pinstripes. But Brian Cashman isn't done yet.
Few names are hotter on the trade rumor mill at the moment than outfielder Jasson Domínguez of the New York Yankees. In the days since the Yankees re-signed Cody Bellinger, it's only been natural for many to assume that Domínguez, who ranks fourth on New York's outfield depth chart, could be available.
For a while there, it was looking like the New York Yankees might lose out on outfielder Cody Bellinger. Before the 30-year old Scottsdale, Arizona native signed a five-year, $162.5 million contract with the team last week, rumors swirled that he might depart for teams ranging from the New York Mets to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Yankees finalized their five-year, $162.5MM contract with Cody Bellinger last week. That would ordinarily come with a $32.5MM average annual value that counts against the team’s luxury tax ledger.
Cody Bellinger is officially back with the New York Yankees after the club announced a five-year deal with two player opt-outs for the former National League MVP on Monday.
The long-awaited standoff between the New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger finally came to a close this week. Bellinger signed a five-year deal to return to New York and don the pinstripes for the foreseeable future.
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Cody Bellinger is returning to the New York Yankees after all. The 30-year-old Bellinger has agreed to rejoin the Bronx Bombers on a five-year, $162.5 million contract, as first reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan on Wednesday.
There you have it, folks! The final top hitter on the market is ultimately returning to his former team, as the New York Yankees have agreed to a five-year, $162.5 million deal with Cody Bellinger.
Free agent outfielder Cody Bellinger agreed to a five-year, $162.5 million contract to return to the New York Yankees, multiple media outlets reported Wednesday.
Cody Bellinger’s free agency saga has finally come to a close. Bellinger has agreed to a contract with the New York Yankees, allowing him to remain with the team with whom he had success last season.
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Bellinger has yet to sign a new deal, and he's reportedly adamant about getting a seven-year deal worth at least $32 million a year.
The New York Yankees may need Bellinger more than any other team. That clear need may not matter.
The New York Mets may not be done trying to make impact additions ahead of the new MLB season. The Mets still have interest in outfielder Cody Bellinger, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic.
The New York Yankees find themselves in a difficult spot as spring training approaches.
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