Cody Bellinger Becomes Free Agent After Opting Out of $25 Million Contract

Cody Bellinger
Cody Bellinger leaves Yankees, heads to free agency market




Cody Bellinger's decision to opt out of his Yankees contract opens up new possibilities for the talented outfielder. Cody Bellinger had a breakout season with the Yankees, but what's in store for him in free agency?


Cody Bellinger's impressive season saw him rack up 160 hits, the second-highest number in his career...


Cody Bellinger is set to become a free agent after opting out of his $25 million contract option with the New York Yankees for the 2026 season. This move allows him to explore the open market and potentially land a lucrative, multi-year deal. Bellinger had a standout season with the Yankees, hitting .272/.334/.480 with 29 home runs, 98 RBI, and 13 stolen bases.


As an unrestricted free agent, Bellinger will be highly sought after by top teams. He brings impressive stats to the table, including 225 home runs, 695 RBI, 104 stolen bases, and 1,102 hits in 1,157 games. With his proven track record and versatility on the field, Bellinger is poised to secure a significant contract in the upcoming free agency period.


Cody Bellinger's impressive season saw him rack up 160 hits, the second-highest number in his career. He narrowly missed breaking his 2019 record of 170 hits. In the postseason, Bellinger had a more modest performance, going 6-for-28 (.214) in seven games for the Yankees. He hit one home run and had five RBIs during that stretch.




Career Highlights



Career Records

  • 2019 Season: 170 hits (his highest single-season total)


After six seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Bellinger signed with the Chicago Cubs in 2023, spending two years with the team before being traded to the New York Yankees in December 2024.




With a career batting line of .261/.334/.483, Bellinger has impressive stats, including 225 home runs, 695 RBIs, 104 stolen bases and 1,102 hits in 1,157 games. Now as a free agent, Bellinger will look to capitalize on his talent and postseason experience.




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