In an ideal world, the Yankees would have Cody Bellinger in left field and Aaron Judge in right, plus a defensively gifted, athletic center fielder who either takes over for or platoons with the lefty-hitting Spencer Jones.
A year (or seven) ago, didn’t the switch-hitting Jasson Domínguez project as a potentially nice fit?
But one of the most hyped prospects ever has not developed as hoped offensively or particularly defensively, which at the moment leaves him exactly where he finished his season in 2026: on the periphery, waiting for another chance.
This week in Las Vegas, Brian Cashman was asked whether Domínguez remains in the club’s plans, and the general manager deflected the question toward Domínguez.
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