After all, Brian Cashman might not be the one to blame for the Yankees staying silent this long in the offseason. We know that the Yankees have been in on Cody Bellinger for all of the offseason, and now we are getting a pretty good picture of why the Yankees have still not signed Bellinger,

With spring training about a month away and Cody Bellinger one of several high-profile free agents lingering in free agency, a gap remains between the outfielder and the Yankees.

It’s a risky move. The Yankees don’t appear to have a Plan B ready. Kyle Tiucker is too expensive, and Dante Bichette is almost certainly headed to the Phillies, where Don Mattingkly, his former bench coach in Toronto, will assume that same role at the other end of the Jersey Turnpike.

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The New York Yankees’ latest multi-year contract offer to free-agent outfielder Cody Bellinger featured an average annual value of more than $30 million a year as Bellinger’s camp continued to push for seven years, multiple sources briefed on the ongoing talks told The Athletic, " Kuty wrote.

The New York Yankees reportedly want Cody Bellinger back, but there seems to be a holdup in contract negotiations.

The new York Yankees are facing a potentially troublesome snag in contract talks with star free agent Cody Bellinger.

MLB insider Brendan Kutty of The Athletic reports that the Yankees made an improved third offer to Cody Bellinger on Thursday.

The New York Yankees' latest contract offer to outfielder Cody Bellinger in free agency has reportedly been revealed.

Free-agent outfielder Cody Bellinger wants to return to the New York Yankees, but a different kind of reunion could be in the works.

The New York Yankees want Cody Bellinger back, but may not be willing to meet one of his contract demands, opening the door for other teams.