New York Yankees fans debate whether Jasson Dominguez is ready for major league action or not: "He’s still only 20. No need to rush him"

Jasson Dominguez is going to be a non-roster invitee for Spring Training with the New York Yankees fans. Their number two prospect has spent most of his time in the lower minor leagues but the Yankees are ready to see him in semi-MLB action. Dominguez is likely not ready to make the jump from the minors to the majors as he's not even spent that much time in AA. However, with a prospect this talented, it never hurts to see if they can do it. One Yankees Twitter account posed the question of whether or not the team would use Dominguez in left field or not given that the other two positions are solid with Aaron Judge and Harrison Bader. Fireside Yankees@FiresideYankeesDo you think Dominguez is ready for the big league? #RepBX74233Do you think Dominguez is ready for the big league? #RepBX https://t.co/fcBTk82iMBFans are split. Some believe the 20-year-old prospect isn't ready to contribute at the MLB level. Others believe there's a chance he can play with the Yankees since other top prospects like Mike Trout or Bryce Harper made their debuts at very young ages. JHop@Jamiehop27@FiresideYankees Earliest is 2024. He’s still only 20. No need to rush him.27@FiresideYankees Earliest is 2024. He’s still only 20. No need to rush him.Christopher Michiels@BrahmaBull71@FiresideYankees Let’s see what he does in ST. He wouldn’t be the first 19-20 year old to be in the majors. Worse case, you put him back in AAA, best case he’s your starting LF’er1@FiresideYankees Let’s see what he does in ST. He wouldn’t be the first 19-20 year old to be in the majors. Worse case, you put him back in AAA, best case he’s your starting LF’erJerry Glantz@jerrygb777@FiresideYankees If he can win the job this spring then give him a chance but more than likely 2024.8@FiresideYankees If he can win the job this spring then give him a chance but more than likely 2024.Jim@jimg358@FiresideYankees I think they should give him a chance in spring and he would need to outplay his competition this year but if he does.. Yes1@FiresideYankees I think they should give him a chance in spring and he would need to outplay his competition this year but if he does.. YesMike Artuso@R2so11@FiresideYankees He's played 5 games in AA and hit .105. Let's give him some time.10@FiresideYankees He's played 5 games in AA and hit .105. Let's give him some time.Steve B@SteveInFoxboro@FiresideYankees He definitely is not. Probably late season call up in 2024, and on OD Roster in 2025. The promise is obvious, but his short stints in AA and the AFL where he faced much more talented pitching shows considerable development remains.6@FiresideYankees He definitely is not. Probably late season call up in 2024, and on OD Roster in 2025. The promise is obvious, but his short stints in AA and the AFL where he faced much more talented pitching shows considerable development remains.Corporations are screwing us@brianlopez22@FiresideYankees probably not. But if he is, he should get his chance. Juan Soto, Bryce Harper, and Mike Trout were all younger@FiresideYankees probably not. But if he is, he should get his chance. Juan Soto, Bryce Harper, and Mike Trout were all youngerColin@garddogiselite@FiresideYankees @Patch1489 If he does really well in double a and triple a call him up at the end of the season11@FiresideYankees @Patch1489 If he does really well in double a and triple a call him up at the end of the seasonKeith@KeithRi2022@FiresideYankees No, he hasn’t even seen a AAA pitch yet. I am looking forward to seeing how he performs in spring training, we will all then see how close/far he is from MLB.1@FiresideYankees No, he hasn’t even seen a AAA pitch yet. I am looking forward to seeing how he performs in spring training, we will all then see how close/far he is from MLB.Jake @JonesClears@FiresideYankees If he excels in double a this year call him up in august8@FiresideYankees If he excels in double a this year call him up in augustMany Yankees fans would like to see Dominguez make the MLB team this year, but it's a far-fetched dream. The team needs an outfielder but it doesn't look like the minor leagues will produce one for them for the next year or two. Who will play left field for the New York Yankees?The reason so many New York Yankees fans believe Jasson Dominguez should get a shot in the majors is because the team desperately needs a left fielder. They have Aaron Hicks, who's been injured and struggled mightily last season. Oswaldo Cabrera could play there, but he's a utility player. Will Oswaldo Cabrera play left field for the New York Yankees?If Dominguez tears up Spring Training, then the Yankees might consider him. If not, and even if he does, it's more likely they roll with Hicks to start the year. If Hicks can return to form, then it's not a problem. If he can't, then expect Cabrera to take over. Cabrera is also a switch-hitter and plays excellent defense in the outfield. The Yankees looked into an outfielder via free agency and trades, but were unable to find another one. That leaves them without many good options for 2023.

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