New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger has sworn off chicken wings for five years following his recent bout with food poisoning.Bellinger announced his decision Wednesday, two days after he consumed some room-service chicken wings at the Yankees' team hotel in Detroit while he watched the NCAA Tournament national championship game.

New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger is taking a hardline stance against wings. The two-time All-Star joked on Wednesday that he "will not eat wings for five years" due to a recent bout of food poisoning.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone revealed before Tuesday's game that Bellinger was out due to food poisoning, with the team suspecting a bad batch of chicken wings to be the culprit. The outfielder provided more detail Wednesday, revealing the wings were traditional bone-in wings with ranch dressing ordered from room service, per the New York Post:

The game is an emotional, if not yet mathematical, must-win for the Detroit Red Wings, whose hopes of reaching the playoffs can't stand much dashing.

The sun is setting on the Detroit Red Wings, their season all but sunk beyond the horizon. For the second game on this trip, their last extended one, the Wings scored first, but their opponent scored more.

There's absolutely no margin of error left for the Red Wings. None. After Thursday's 4-1 loss in Florida, it leaves the Wings with a bit less of hope than when they entered the Panthers' home rink — and there wasn't a ton of hope before the game began either.