Around the Empire: Yankees news - 3/22/25
Briefly

Dominic Smith is seizing the opportunity to push for a spot on the Yankees' Opening Day roster after years of uncertainty in his career. He opted out when not added to the 40-man roster. Jasson Domínguez initially struggled in left field but has shown marked improvement that has alleviated concerns, with manager Aaron Boone praising his enhanced routes and confidence in the position. The Yankees, led by Aaron Judge, are expected to dominate in right field production, crucial for their success this season.
Dominic Smith, after a few years in flux around the league, is pushing for a spot on the Yankees' Opening Day roster, despite an opt-out clause.
Jasson Domínguez struggled in left field early in camp but has since improved his defense, easing initial worries about his performance in this new position.
Aaron Boone expressed excitement over Jasson Domínguez's adaptation in left field, noting his improved routes and ability to reach balls that are difficult for others.
The Yankees are projected to excel in right field production this year, largely due to Aaron Judge's anticipated impact as he returns to his original position.
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