Domínguez’s workload has shifted as Rosario’s presence comforts and guides him through irregular playing time. He’s hit .294 in September and leans on Rosario’s routine and leadership to stay prepared for opportunities, a keep-ready approach that could accelerate his late-season and postseason contributions.

August slump to .257/.332/.390 with 10 HR and 23 steals this season; still shows 90+ mph exit velocity, 83rd percentile sprint speed, and lefty-hitting touch; improvement needed to regain top-100 status.

Dominguez, 22, has shown flashes of explosive tools but remains on the learning curve, particularly against right-handed pitching and defense. He’s on the bench more often as Grisham and Bellinger claim everyday work, with continued development in a key role for future seasons.

Domínguez delivered an RBI single in the second inning and is part of a Yankees lineup that used Wells’ two sac flies to pad the lead. His continued development adds a dynamic spark to NYY’s offense during a tight contest.

Domínguez slots into the Yankees’ outfield corners with Judge at DH, offering ceiling as a rookie with speed and power. His role could see more plate appearances as NYY balances health with offense, especially if Stanton’s durability becomes a concern.