Yankees Make Cody Bellinger Decision Before Blue Jays Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Outfield superstar Cody Bellinger is playing his ninth major-league season and his first with the New York Yankees.

New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger is having a stellar season, and he's still heating up. According to one key metric, Bellinger is now outperforming even former Yankees player Juan Soto, who departed the Yankees late last year.

The New York Yankees traded for Cody Bellinger in the offseason after losing Juan Soto to the New York Mets. Bellinger has played great so far, and the team may want to keep him around.

The Yankees pivoted to Bellinger after missing out on Juan Soto in free agency, acquiring him from the Cubs in a low-risk, high-reward move. They sent right-hander Cody Poteet and cash considerations to Chicago and it’s already looking like one of Brian Cashman’s savviest trades in recent memory.

Newly named All-Star Carlos Rodón delivered his best start as a Yankee, smothering the majors’ highest-scoring offense across eight shutout innings, while Aaron Judge made three highlight-reel catches — two on back-to-back plays in the fourth inning — to help keep the shutout intact.

Cody Bellinger hit three homers for the first time in his career as the Yankees ran their winning streak to five games.

Against the Cubs, the 29-year-old Bellinger started his one-man Home Run Derby with a two-run blast in the third inning. He slammed another two-run dinger in the fifth inning. He added to his incredible evening with one more two-run tater in the eighth inning

Cody Bellinger hit three two-run homers against his former team and was robbed of a fourth, Aaron Judge made a trio of outstanding catches and the New York Yankees routed the Chicago Cubs 11-0 on Friday night for their fifth straight victory following a a ...

Cody Bellinger was having a revenge game and produced the first three-homer game of his career, but the Cubs robbed him when he nearly launched a fourth.

The Yankees avoided being swept by the Mets thanks to a miraculous double play in the seventh inning on Sunday.

Ryan McMahon went 1 for 3 with two strikeouts and a walk in his New York Yankees debut, a 9-4 loss to Philadelphia