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Projections Send Jasson Domínguez to Triple A as Yankees Weigh Spring Results

Limited at-bats in the majors make regular Triple-A work to sharpen his right-handed swing the priority.

Overview

  • The Athletic’s Brendan Kuty and Chris Kirschner project Domínguez to start 2026 with Triple-A Scranton if the big-league roster remains healthy.
  • GM Brian Cashman said everyday reps would be best for Domínguez and emphasized that roster decisions will come after the full spring.
  • In early Grapefruit League action, Domínguez struck out in two right-side at-bats versus lefties after doubling off a right-hander, and Aaron Boone attributed the right-handed gap to limited experience.
  • With Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger and Trent Grisham locked into the outfield, the Yankees have scant bench fit for a reserve who still needs right-handed production and steadier defense.
  • Oswaldo Cabrera’s Opening Day status is still to be determined, and the club remains open to adding a right-handed outfielder or catcher, reinforcing the case for Domínguez to get regular Triple-A at-bats.