Cody Bellinger has a new suitor out west.<\/p>\n
The San Francisco Giants are among the teams interested in signing Bellinger, Jon Heyman of the New York Post<\/a> reports.<\/p>\n Bellinger is no stranger to the Giants, having spent the bulk of his nine-year career with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The longtime rivals now appear to be competing for Bellinger’s services, as the Dodgers remain interested in a reunion with the 2019 NL MVP, Heyman adds.<\/p>\n The New York Yankees, where Bellinger played in 2025, are also continuing to try and re-sign the two-time All-Star, according to Heyman. Aaron Judge is also a big fan of Bellinger’s, as Heyman notes that the Yankees captain is pushing hard to keep him in pinstripes long term.<\/p>\n Bellinger’s elite defense at all three outfield positions would make him a good fit to patrol spacious Oracle Park. He’d add another powerful left-handed bat to a solid Giants lineup already featuring slugger Rafael Devers and fellow outfielder Jung Hoo Lee, plus top prospect Bryce Eldridge.<\/p>\n The Dodgers would also benefit greatly from Bellinger’s defense in either corner outfield spot. He’d also come to the two-time defending champions at a cheaper cost than fellow Scott Boras client Kyle Tucker<\/a>, while lengthening their lineup overall. Bellinger’s familiarity with the Dodgers, his original organization, is also likely an asset for the team in their pursuit of his services.<\/p>\n