Bellinger Holds the Last Big-Name Free-Agent Spot After Tucker, Bichette Signings

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Kyle Tucker’s four-year, $240 million deal with the Dodgers and Bo Bichette’s three-year, $126 million contract with the Mets have left Cody Bellinger as the top remaining position-player free agent; the article outlines likely landing spots—principally the Mets, Yankees, and Giants—with the Mets previously showing interest, the Yankees potentially in the mix with opt-outs, and the Giants having checked in but currently unlikely, shaping a market where a Dodgers reunion appears unlikely after Tucker’s move.
- Cody Bellinger's Top MLB Landing Spots After Bo Bichette to Mets, Kyle Tucker to Dodgers Bleacher Report
- Plan B(ellinger)? Focus shifts with Bichette, Tucker off board MLB.com
- Yankees news: Dodgers’ Kyle Tucker signing amps up Cody Bellinger pressure Pinstripe Alley
- Why a Yankees, Cody Bellinger reunion feels inevitable The New York Times
- Sources: Yankees' negotiations with Cody Bellinger at an impasse ESPN
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