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Yankees general manager Brian Cashman stated recently that the organization is "very interested" in bringing the former NL MVP back to the Bronx. Despite rumors that other teams may be potential suitors for Bellinger, like the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays, a former Yankees hitting coach thinks he knows where Bellinger's heart lies.

The New York Yankees reportedly will have some major competition if they hope to retain veteran outfielder Cody Bellinger this offseason.

Yankees face fierce pressure as Dodgers and Blue Jays join the chase for Cody Bellinger, turning his free agency into a three-team fight.

Fansided’s Christopher Kline believes one possible replacement for Bellinger is the Los Angeles Angels three-time MVP Mike Trout. Trout is already a big bat, and when put in with a team of other big bats, his game will elevate.

The Yankees will have company in their efforts to bring back Cody Bellinger, including from the Mets, who currently have openings at 1B and CF. For the Mets, the only small negative is that Bellinger is left-handed. Some may recall the Mets signed a Yankees OF last winter.

Where will Cody Bellinger play next season? One offseason predictor's hunch might startle New York Yankees fans.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could look to reunite with All-Star outfielder Cody Bellinger this offseason if he does not return to New York.