Recent reports highlight the uncertain future of Jasson Dominguez with the New York Yankees, especially if Cody Bellinger re-signs with the team. Yankees insiders suggest Dominguez might be traded or pushed out if Bellinger returns, as the team seeks to balance roster flexibility and financial considerations. The Yankees are reportedly exploring trades for starting pitchers like Freddy Peralta and MacKenzie Gore, which could involve prospects including Dominguez, Spencer Jones, and others. Dominguez, a former top prospect, has struggled defensively and against left-handed pitching, with limited playing time and inconsistent usage raising doubts about his long-term role. MLB analyst Cameron Maybin criticized the Yankees for not fully committing to Dominguez's development as a switch hitter, noting his poor performance against lefties and defensive liabilities. If Bellinger signs a multi-year deal, Dominguez’s chances of securing a regular spot diminish further, making a trade the most likely outcome. Conversely, if Bellinger does not return, Dominguez could still serve as a key outfield option but faces competition from prospects like Spencer Jones. Overall, the prospects’ future with the Yankees hinges on offseason moves, Bellinger’s signing, and Dominguez’s development, with internal doubts and external trade possibilities looming.