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Grisham Returns on QO as Yankees Target Bellinger, Raising Questions on Dominguez and Jones

Budget pressures, including draft-pick costs, are expected to guide whether New York adds one pricey outfielder or spreads resources across multiple needs.

Overview

  • Trent Grisham accepted the Yankees’ qualifying offer, tightening an already thin center‑field market and leaving rivals to reassess plans.
  • Industry reporting places New York as the clear favorite to re-sign Cody Bellinger, citing his fit at Yankee Stadium and defensive versatility.
  • With center field covered, analysis notes Kyle Tucker as a compelling corner-outfield alternative, though his market strength and long‑term price are questioned.
  • If the Yankees land a top outfielder, multiple reports suggest prized prospects Jasson Dominguez and Spencer Jones could be shopped, whereas a miss could mean they compete for left field.
  • Recent analysis frames payroll targets in the roughly $320–$340 million range and about $45 million of flexibility as key factors in how aggressively Brian Cashman moves.