Summary
The New York Yankees have signed All-Star outfielder Cody Bellinger to a five-year contract, filling their outfield positions for the upcoming season. This decision leaves Jasson Domínguez, a former top prospect, without a clear role on the team. Analysts suggest trading Domínguez to give him more playing time and potentially gain a valuable return for the Yankees.
Key Facts
- The Yankees signed Cody Bellinger for five years at $165 million.
- This signing fills the Yankees' outfield positions with Bellinger, Aaron Judge, and Trent Grisham.
- Jasson Domínguez, once a top prospect, currently has no clear spot on the team.
- Some experts suggest trading Domínguez for his development and potential team benefit.
- Domínguez had a solid performance last season with a batting average of .257, 10 home runs, and 47 runs batted in.
- Spencer Jones, another top prospect, is expected to make his debut soon.
- Trading Domínguez may give him more playing time and bring a good return to the Yankees.