Jasson Dominguez Poised to Start in Left Field for Yankees' Opening Day

The 22-year-old prospect has shown offensive promise and defensive improvement during spring training, solidifying his case for the starting role.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone has expressed confidence in Jasson Dominguez's progress in left field, though the decision is not yet finalized ahead of Opening Day on March 27.
Dominguez, a natural center fielder, has been working to adjust to left field, showing improvement in route-running and defensive positioning over the past two weeks.
The switch-hitting prospect has impressed at the plate, with highlights including a two-run homer off top pitching prospect Jackson Jobe and consistent hard-hit balls during spring training games.
While Dominguez has had some defensive struggles, Boone noted recent plays that demonstrate his range and speed, which could be assets in left field.
The Yankees are prioritizing Dominguez's offensive potential, which has been highly regarded since his minor league days, as they prepare for the upcoming season.