ESPN: Aaron Boone of the Yankees makes a fascinating clue regarding favorite star’s future.

The supporters of the Yankees are eager for Jasson Dominguez to be called up.

After losing an away series to the Washington Nationals, the New York Yankees might use some reinforcements in the lineup. However, there’s a chance that September will see the big league call-up of top prospect Jasson Dominguez.

According to Aaron Boone, Jason Dominguez will be “in the conversation” for a call-up in September, according to Goodman. “There’s no doubt that his name is being considered. Boone continued, “It’s likely that the #Yankees will want him promoted to a position where he plays a lot and doesn’t sit around.”

According to MLB.com’s Bryan Hoch, Boone was expressly asked if they would promote Dominguez on Sunday, the day when MLB rosters open for September.

“I’m not sure. We’ll see,” replied Boone. “I don’t know, we haven’t made that decision yet.”

Dominguez has a knife.This year in the minors, he has hit 309/.366/.855 with eight home runs, 27 RBI, and fourteen stolen bases. When the 21-year-old was brought up in September of last year, he was amazing. He hit four home runs in eight games before suffering a UCL injury that ended his season.

This season, Dominguez was also called up to play in the “Little League Classic” in Williamsport, Pennsylvania against the Detroit Tigers. “The Martian” had three strikeouts and went 0-for-4 on his bad hairy workday.

Does New York need to discuss Dominguez?

On the Yankees, Jasson Dominguez ought to get some playing time.

Even when the more experienced players perform worse, Boone usually starts veterans ahead of rookies on the depth chart. The most obvious illustration of this is DJ LeMahieu, an infielder. The thirty-six-year-old is cutting.Despite having just two home runs and 26 RBI in 198 at-bats, 202/.268/.526 still manages to receive regular playing time over Oswaldo Cabrera and Ben Rice.

The New York stable is packed in the outfield, where Dominguez plays. Aaron Judge and Juan Soto have center and right field firmly under control, respectively. Alex Verdugo, the left fielder, has had less success; the former Boston Red Sox is having one of his worst seasons ever, slashing.234/.294/.361 with 11 home runs and 54 RBI.

Despite the fact that Dominguez has only seen a little amount of MLB action, the talented prospect is worth another look rather than someone who hasn’t yet shown they can be a reliable starting option in the long run. The Yankees obviously recognize Dominguez’s potential since they declared him off-limits in trade talks at the deadline.

In the meanwhile, New York will begin a three-game home stand against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday in an attempt to hold onto its 1.5-game advantage over the Baltimore Orioles for the top spot in the AL East.