Cody Bellinger impresses Yankees with ‘game-changing’ throw in win
Cody Bellinger made a crucial defensive play for the New York Yankees during their recent game against the Tampa Bay Rays. His throw to third base prevented a run from scoring, keeping the game tied and ultimately contributing to the Yankees' victory. Bellinger's heads-up play was praised by teammates and coaches alike as a game-changing moment.
- ▪Cody Bellinger made a game-changing throw to third base during a scoreless game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
- ▪His throw prevented a run from scoring, allowing the Yankees to remain tied before winning the game.
- ▪Aaron Judge credited Bellinger's play as heads-up and crucial for the team's morale after a losing streak.
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MLB New York Yankees Cody Bellinger impresses Yankees with ‘game-changing’ throw in win By Dan Martin Published May 25, 2026, 12:07 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Since joining the Yankees prior to last season, Cody Bellinger has drawn praise from his coaches and teammates for his defense. There have been highlight-reel worthy plays and the catch and throw to double off Francisco Lindor at first base during the Subway Series last July that helped end a five-game losing streak — and begin a five-game winning streak. There’s no telling what lasting impact Bellinger’s heads-up play in Sunday’s 2-0 win over Tampa Bay will have, but it clearly changed the course of a game the Yankees could hardly afford to lose.
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