July 25: Hit streak snapped Sunday
Jasson Dominguez went 0-for-3 with a run and a walk for Low-A Tampa on Sunday. The hitless afternoon marked his first game without a hit since July 8, spanning 11 games between the Florida Complex League and Low-A. The Yankees' top prospect is batting .300 with an .853 OPS in 10 games with the Tarpons. Gameday »

July 24: Hit streak runs to nine games
Jasson Dominguez doubled in his second at-bat for Low-A Tampa, extending his hitting streak to nine games to start his tenure with the Tarpons. Dominguez was given the day off on Friday, as he is still easing his way into the Low-A level. He is now hitting .324 for Tampa. Gameday »

July 22: Hit streak runs to eight games
Jasson Dominguez extended his hitting streak to eight games on Thursday, going 1-for-5 for Low-A Tampa. Dominguez now has a hit in every game he's played for the Tarpons. His lone hit was a single. The Yankees’ top prospect is now hitting .333 in the early stages of his Low-A career. Gameday »

July 21: Reaches base four times
MLB Pipeline's No. 24 overall prospect Jasson Dominguez continues to excel in his leadoff role with Low-A Tampa, going 1-for-3 with an RBI single as well as a trio of walks (one intentional). "The Martian" has now lifted his OPS to 1.009 since being promoted to a full-season affiliate and has registered a hit in seven straight contests. Gameday »

July 20: Hit streak reaches six
It took a ninth-inning single, but Yankees top prospect Jasson Dominguez has now recorded a hit in all six of his games since being promoted to Low-A Tampa last week. Despite the modest 1-for-5 performance Tuesday evening, the 18-year-old Dominguez is hitting .360 (9-for-25) through his first six contests with a full-season affiliate. Gameday »

July 16: Goes deep for first time in pros
Top Yankees prospect Jasson Dominguez scratched a big milestone off his list Friday. The switch-hitting outfielder notched his first Minor League homer for Low-A Tampa when he lifted a 2-2 pitch from right-hander Wilmer Flores over the wall in right for a two-run shot in the third inning at George M. Steinbrenner Field. It marked the second hit of the day for the 18-year-old, who also picked up an infield single in the first inning as the Tarpons' leadoff batter and designated hitter. Gameday »

July 15: Posts second multi-hit game
Jasson Dominguez continues to display improvement at the plate, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored and a triple on Thursday evening. "The Martian" is now 5-for-12 with a pair of extra-base hits through his first three games with Low-A Tampa. Gameday »

July 14: Drives in two in Low-A debut
Jasson Dominguez slapped the first extra-base hit of his professional career in his first game with Low-A Tampa, a third-inning RBI double to open the scoring against Lakeland. MLB's No. 24 prospect went 2-for-4 to make a great first impression for the Tarpons, adding another RBI on a single in the eighth. Dominguez played just seven games with the Rookie-level FCL Yankees before his promotion, but he's already becoming a household name thanks in part to his SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game appearance on Sunday. Gameday »

July 13: Promoted to Low-A Tampa, per source
Despite logging just 20 at-bats in the Rookie level Florida Complex League, a source confirmed to MLB.com's Bryan Hoch that top prospect Jasson Dominguez has been been promoted to the Low-A Tampa Tarpons. The club has not confirmed the news, which was first reported by Prospects1500 writer Eli Fishman.

The switch-hitting Dominguez posted a .407 on-base percentage with New York's FCL affiliate, and will now make his full season MiLB debut as he climbs one step closer to the Bronx. Just days prior to his promotion, the Dominican outfielder became the youngest player to appear in a SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game since Vladimir Guerrero Jr. when he subbed into center field for the game's final four innings. More >

July 11: Futures Game 'awesome experience' for Dominguez
Jasson Dominguez is 18 years old, still has braces and has played in just seven games in Rookie ball, but he’s already one of the most talked about prospects in the Minor Leagues.

The Yankees’ top prospect played in Sunday’s SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game, going 0-for-3 with two strikeouts and playing four innings in center field. He also flashed some “The Martian” cleats and gloves, aligning with his nickname. But while he didn’t have much success at the plate, the experience of being around other top players served valuable.

“It was an awesome experience,” Dominguez said in Spanish. “At first, I was honestly pretty excited and anxious. But then once I calmed down, I learned a lot from the rest of the guys.”

One player in particular that Dominguez was excited to meet was Mariners outfield prospect Julio Rodríguez. Dominguez and Rodríguez talked throughout the game and Rodríguez shared some knowledge with the younger Dominican outfielder.

“I knew who he was, but I never got a chance to really meet him in person,” Dominguez said. “But we talked today and he’s just a really good person.”

July 9: Tallies first RBI, multihit game
Jasson Dominguez drove in his first professional RBI on Friday on a fourth-inning single for the FCL Yankees. Dominguez also had the first multihit game of his career, going 2-for-5 on the day with two runs scored. The Yankees' top prospect also added his second stolen base of the year to his stat line. He raised his batting average significantly from .133 to start the day to .200 and kept his OBP high at .407. Gameday »

July 8: Struggling to find a rhythm
Jasson Dominguez recorded his first two professional hits earlier in the week, but faltered Thursday afternoon with an 0-for-4 performance that featured two strikeouts. The 18-year-old phenom is still reaching base at a .409 clip thanks to six walks in six games as the Florida Complex League continues to maneuver its way through scheduled off days and intermittent weather. Gameday »

July 5: Dominguez gets on the board
Yankees top prospect Jasson Dominguez notched his first hit in pro ball with a single in FCL action. The 18-year-old outfielder also stole his first base and added a walk, his sixth in four games, in a 1-for-3 day at the dish.

The lone hit for MLB's No. 24 prospect came on a single to center field in the seventh inning. Gameday »

June 30: Dominguez continues strange start
Three games into his professional debut, New York Yankees top prospect Jasson Dominguez continues to make an impact despite having not yet recorded his first career hit. The 18-year-old outfielder went 0-for-2 during Wednesday afternoon's seven-inning game but added a pair of walks and a trio of runs scored to fill the box score in his third Minor League game. He was also hit by a pitch.

Dominguez now has no hits (0-for-5) and five walks through his first 11 plate appearances in the Florida Complex League. Gameday »

June 29: Dominguez makes Futures Game history
Just one day after making professional debut, Jasson Dominguez made history by becoming the first player ever named to the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game without having played in a full-season league. He is set to become the youngest player to play in a Futures Game since Vladimir Guerrero Jr. played in the annual prospect showcase at age 18 in 2017. More >

On the field, Dominguez continues to track the ball fairly well despite having not recorded his first professional hit. He went 0-for-1 in three plate appearances, drawing a pair of walks whilst also striking out. Gameday »

June 28: Dominguez makes pro debut
The wait is over. MLB Pipeline's No. 24 overall prospect, Jasson Dominguez, made his professional debut on Opening Day in the Florida Complex League on Monday. The switch-hitting outfielder went 0-for-2 with a walk and a strikeout in his first game in the FCL (previously known as the Gulf Coast League) nearly two years after signing for $5.1 million out of the Dominican Republic.

His five tools -- each of which receives at least above-average 55 grades on the 20-80 scouting scale -- make him the most exciting prospect to open 2021 on a complex and could make the 18-year-old a star early in his Minor League career. Gameday »

May 12: Dominguez back in action
While he still hasn't made his professional debut, Jasson Dominguez is putting his sweet swing in display at the Yankees' Minor League complex. It's the first real stateside look at the 18-year-old phenom, dubbed 'The Martian,' who has drawn some lofty comparisons, including Bo Jackson, Mickey Mantle and Mike Trout.

May 6: Debut on pause
Fans will have to wait a little longer for baseball's No. 27 prospect to make his professional debut, as Jasson Dominguez will start the season in extended Spring Training. "The Martian" has yet to play in a game stateside, but at just 18 years old, he still has plenty of time.

April 29: The time is almost now
You know the drill ... Jasson Dominguez has yet to make his pro debut but we're compelled to remind you that he draws comparisons to some of the best athletes in baseball history. Signed for $5.1 million out of the Dominican Republic in 2019, he has the potential for well-above-average tools across the board. More »

April 28: Is the Yankees farm on rise?
The 18-year-old, switch-hitting outfielder has all the tools of a Top 10 overall prospect, namely the plus power and 65-grade speed. Jasson Dominguez just hasn’t played in the Minors yet at any level. Putting those skills on display at Low-A Tampa would lock him in as one of the game’s brightest young talents, and that alone would make the Yankees a must-follow system in 2022. More »

April 12: Scouting report
Introduced to the New York organization at an early age, Dominguez was put on the Yankees radar by international scouting director Donny Rowland, assistant scouting director Edgar Mateo and other staff in the Dominican Republic.

“I’ve known J.D. since he was 13 and he’s been working out two or three times a day since he was a kid,” Mateo told MLB.com. “He’s relentless, just unstoppable and then he has God-given tools that separate him. He also understands that it’s a process and he’s a long way from the big leagues. He knows there’s a lot to be done before his mission is accomplished, and that’s why he works so hard.” More »

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