New Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger takes a swing at some spring training Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: You’ve been quoted as saying: “I know what I’m capable of doing when I’m healthy.” What are you capable of doing when you’re healthy?

The Yankees are hoping the two former MVPs can make up for a “good deal” of Juan Soto’s production. Is that realistic?

Cody Bellinger has seen nothing but immense potential while looking around the Yankees’ clubhouse over these first few days of spring training. He’s noticed the hunger that captain Aaron Judge referenced on Monday,

Bellinger, who won a World Series with the Dodgers in 2020, has tangentially experienced some of what Goldschmidt spoke of as his father, Clay, played for the Yankees from 1999-2001. Cody has memories of his dad’s playing days, though none specifically of spring training.

They are baseball’s version of the four-leaf clover. Cody’s already played on three World Series teams in eight big-league seasons, and he isn’t nearly as fortunate as his dad, Clay, who’s tied for baseball’s all-time champion of October, at least by percentage.

After missing out on Juan Soto earlier this offseason, the New York Yankees shifted gears by acquiring Cody Bellinger from the Chicago Cubs. They also bolstered their lineup by signing Paul Goldschmidt to a one-year,