The New York Yankees’ offseason has taken a turn for the worse as they face the possibility of losing All-Star outfielder Cody Bellinger, with ESPN’s Buster Olney reporting that the team now expects him to sign elsewhere. Despite offering a five-year deal worth approximately $30 million per year, Bellinger is seeking a longer contract with a higher annual value. The Yankees are now shifting their focus to other free agents and may pursue Bo Bichette to salvage their offseason. Bellinger, who had a strong season with a .272 average and 29 home runs, remains a sought-after player.
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