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Yankees' Bellinger says he won't eat chicken wings for years after suspected case of food poisoning
I will not eat wings for five years,” Bellinger told reporters on Wednesday, a day after he was scratched from the lineup with a suspected case of food poisoning. Bellinger said he had chicken wings at the team’s hotel in the Motor City while watching the NCAA men’s basketball championship game on Monday night and had an adverse reaction.
Cody Bellinger’s swing might be turning the corner—literally and statistically. According to The Athletic’s Eno Sarris, Bellinger has raised his average swing speed from 69.1 mph in 2024 to ...
PITTSBURGH — Cody Bellinger remained out of the Yankees’ lineup for the second straight day on Saturday, as the center fielder has been dealing with a stiff back. Bellinger described the issue ...
Cody Bellinger had run into bad luck of late. The Yankees center fielder missed two games at the beginning of the month when his lower back tightened up — an issue he’s dealt with from time to time.
PITTSBURGH — For a second straight game, Cody Bellinger was out of the Yankees lineup on Saturday. But the outfielder, whose back first tightened up on him during Thursday’s game, said he has ...
DETROIT – Cody Bellinger is quitting wings. The Yankees outfielder felt much better Wednesday morning after food poisoning forced the outfielder out of the Yankees’ lineup on Tuesday.
New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger did not start in the team’s game against the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday due to food poisoning. Bellinger, 29, ate some chicken wings last night and ...
The New York Yankees' bats have gone as cold as the bone-chilling weather in Detroit. After enjoying a home run barrage to start the season, the Yankees have simmered down the past two games with ...
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