Timothy Huff MD+FollowYankees hold firm on Bellinger offerThe Yankees are sticking to their guns with a massive five-year, $160 million offer for Cody Bellinger, including opt-outs and a hefty signing bonus. Despite Bellinger’s camp pushing for a longer deal, the team isn’t budging—and they’re making it clear: take it or leave it. With no other team reportedly offering more years, the ball’s in Bellinger’s court. If he walks, the Yankees might turn to rising stars like Jasson Dominguez or Spencer Jones. How do you feel about the team’s hard stance? Is this the right move for the Bronx Bombers? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
Maria Chavez+FollowYankees Eye Nootbaar as Bellinger Talks StallWith the Bronx Bombers striking out on Cody Bellinger, rumors are heating up about the Yanks making a play for Lars Nootbaar. The Cardinals’ front office, led by Chaim Bloom, has been wheeling and dealing all offseason, and Noot’s uncertain health could make him a sneaky trade chip. If Nootbaar shows he’s healthy in Jupiter, don’t be surprised if the Pinstripes pounce to fill their outfield gap without breaking the bank. #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
Kimberly Moore+FollowYankees’ Southpaw Ace Max Fried Climbs MLB RanksYankees fans, how about Mad Max Fried jumping eight spots to No. 36 on MLB’s Top 100 Players Right Now? After a dominant 2025—league-leading 19 wins, sub-3 ERA, and another Gold Glove—Fried’s value to the Pinstripes is clear. With King Cole and Fried anchoring the rotation, is this the year the Yankees finally break their World Series drought? Let’s talk: is Fried the missing piece or do we still need more arms? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees10Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowYankees gain edge as Mets eye short Bellinger dealThe Mets are reportedly interested in Cody Bellinger, but only on a short-term contract—unlike the Yankees, who’ve been holding out for a longer commitment. This twist could actually help the Yankees’ chances, since Bellinger’s camp has been pushing for more years, not just more money. Plus, Bellinger’s stats at Yankee Stadium last year were far better than on the road, raising questions about how he’d perform at Citi Field. If the Mets don’t budge on contract length, could we see Bellinger back in pinstripes after all? What do you think is the best fit for him? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowYankees’ World Series hopes hinge on pitching, not BellingerEven with Cody Bellinger’s big bat, the Yankees’ 16-year World Series drought isn’t ending unless they fix their pitching. Veteran Clint Frazier isn’t convinced Bellinger alone moves the needle, and honestly, he’s got a point. The front office is stuck in a contract standoff with Bellinger’s camp, but the real game-changer could be landing Freddy Peralta from the Brewers. Peralta’s affordable, ace-level pitching is exactly what New York needs for October. If the Yankees don’t act fast, rivals like the Mets or Dodgers might swoop in. What do you think: Is one star hitter enough, or does pitching still win championships? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
terrysharon+FollowYankees’ Bellinger decision could shake up NYCLosing Cody Bellinger to the Mets would be a gut punch for Yankees fans and could totally shift the city’s baseball rivalry. The Yankees have put a five-year, $160 million offer on the table, but if Bellinger walks, they’re ready to move on—even if it means seeing him in Queens. The team just picked up Seth Brown as a backup plan, but let’s be real: he’s no Bellinger. What do you think—should the Yankees go all-in to keep Bellinger, or is it smarter to stick to their guns and look for new options? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees21Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowYankees’ Shortstop Dilemma: Volpe or Lombard?Yankees fans, the shortstop situation is heating up! After a tough year for Volpe (shoulder issues, 19 errors), the Bombers are eyeing George Lombard Jr. as the next big thing. Scouts are raving—some say he “plays circles around Volpe.” But Lombard’s keeping it humble, focusing on his game, not the hype. With Caballero in the mix too, who do you see as the Yanks’ future at short? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees10Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowYankees’ outfield plan hinges on Bellinger decisionCody Bellinger’s contract talks are dragging on, and the Yankees just signed Seth Brown as a backup outfield option. Brown, once a hot trade rumor, is now 33 and coming off a rough season, so he’s not exactly the big bat fans were hoping for. If Bellinger doesn’t accept the Yankees’ hefty offer, the team’s next moves might feel underwhelming. Do you think the Yankees should hold out for Bellinger, or is it time to look for fresh talent elsewhere? Let’s hear your take on the front office’s strategy! #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
Renee Ramirez+FollowYankees take a shot on Seth BrownThe Yankees are rolling the dice on Seth Brown, a longtime A’s outfielder and first baseman, signing him to a minor league deal with a Spring Training invite. Brown’s numbers have dipped the past few seasons, and he’s coming off an injury-shortened year, but his versatility could be a hidden asset if the Yankees face injuries or slumps. While this move won’t steal headlines from the Cody Bellinger sweepstakes, it’s a classic low-risk, high-reward play. Could Brown surprise everyone and earn a roster spot, or is this just another depth move? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share
Maria Chavez+FollowBellinger-Yankees Standoff: Years or Bust?Yankees fans, the Cody Bellinger saga is heating up! The Bronx Bombers have put serious money on the table, but Belli isn’t biting—he wants a seven-year deal, not five. The Yanks are wary of another long-term gamble, especially after Bellinger’s up-and-down years in LA. But if he walks—especially to the Mets—it could be a PR nightmare. Would you go all-in on Belli, or look elsewhere? #Sports #Baseball #Yankees00Share