Jasson Domínguez’s Surprising Update From Yankees Manager Aaron Boone

 

 

The New York Yankees are in a better place currently, but as summer approaches, they ought to get much better.

Jasson Domínguez, an excellent prospect for the Yankees, made a spectacular debut in the major leagues during the previous season. Although he only had a brief tenure with the team, he excelled there, but he had to have Tommy John surgery due to an elbow injury.

According to SNY’s John Healy, Yankees manager Aaron Boone provided a very encouraging report on him, despite the fact that he would miss a large portion of the 2024 season.

“Although manager Aaron Boone seems upbeat about the improvement he is making, Domínguez is still recovering from having Tommy John surgery on his right elbow last September and won’t be ready until later in the season,” Healy added.

Healy’s transcription of Boone’s Thursday interview with The Michael Kay Show said, “He’s doing pretty well.” “(He is) in excellent health. On Wednesday, he turned an incredible 21 years old. It’s wonderful to have him back.He is putting in a lot of effort at work. He’ll be returning to us again in the summer. I have faith in it. Boone also mentioned that Dominguez would start throwing in a week or two.”

Domínguez will undoubtedly benefit the Yankees if he can get back on the field as soon as possible. Although New York has made progress in the summer, adding someone like Domínguez back to the team can only be more beneficial.

The Yankees have made some excellent offseason additions, but it would be much better if Domínguez could get back to action sooner rather than later.