The Yankees offense is off to a hot start, but one hitter has been a little slower out of the gate. Veteran Cody Bellinger was acquired in the offseason to help replace Juan Soto, but he has had a tough week staying on the field.

Bellinger (back) will start in right field and bat second in Sunday's game against the Pirates.

“He’s been really dialed in, it seems like, from jump,” manager Aaron Boone said of Bellinger, who likely will be his Opening Day center fielder and the No. 3 hitter who provides Aaron Judge protection. Bellinger had an excellent spring in which he hit .400 with three home runs and a 1.124 OPS.

Chicken wings are amazing, but one Yankees outfielder won’t be eating any for the foreseeable future. Cody Bellinger has reportedly sworn off chicken wings for five years after wings he ordered at the Yankees’ team hotel in Detroit gave him food poisoning.

I can say that I will not eat wings for five years,” Bellinger said in front of his locker on Wednesday morning. " The thought of it right now makes me sick!" Bellinger ordered a plate of wings — traditional,

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. Y

Bellinger told reporters that he's feeling much better on Wednesday, but was in rough shape after ordering wings from the team hotel's room service. He had ordered the wings — b

He was just trying to enjoy watching the national championship game Monday night in his hotel room when he ordered some room-service chicken wings.

New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger is swearing off chicken wings. “I will not eat wings for five years,” Bellinger told reporters on Wednesday, a day after he was scratched from