The biggest top free agent this year goes to Cody Bellinger, with a whopping price tag placed on him obtaining such talent for several big suitors might come as tough competition.

Biggest Top Free Agent Cody Bellinger Offseason Revolution Awaits. (Photo: YAHOO)

Top Free Agent Pursues By Several Teams

If there’s someone who is going to follow in the footsteps of Shohei Ohtani, that’s top free agent Cody Bellinger, according to the insights of USA Today Sports‘ seasoned correspondent, Bob Nightengale. Reports have it that the top free agent was once linked to the New York Yankees and he would be a perfect addition to the team this off-season. But not without other pursuers of course. With a hefty price of more than two hundred million dollars and even beyond the remarkable three hundred million dollar mark, enthusiastic contenders of the top free agent including the New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs themselves, the San Francisco Giants, and the San Diego Padres may perhaps play a little bit of trick and treat.

Well, the top free agent comes off with incredible achievements to be worthy of pursuing. The top free agent plays for the Chicago Cubs as a center fielder/first baseman. And for the record, the top free agent was once hailed as the National League’s Most Valuable Player in 2019. The top free agent also managed to have his successful resurgence after two years of struggles with the Los Angeles Dodgers. If that isn’t enough, the top free agent also boasted a hitting average of .320, 22 home runs, 81 runs batted in, and a .915 on-base plus slugging percentage.

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Top Free Agent Might Join The Yankees

As the off-season nears, the excitement of revelation as to who will the top free agent choose ensues. The New York Yankees may be one of the most active contenders in the free-agent market and who knows the top free agent might be seen wearing the iconic pinstripes in the 2024 season.

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