The New York Yankees enter spring training with many questions again, and with some of the questions come difficult decisions. While much of the focus has centered on returning veterans, there seems to be some battles taking place in left field,

For all intents and purposes, outfielder Jasson Dominguez has been off the table in trade negotiations involving the New York Yankees. Yet, that may no longer be the case. After the Yankees locked in Cody Bellinger to a five-year contract earlier this week,

With more experience, Domínguez could certainly improve his offense from the right side and get more comfortable as a defender.

Domínguez has still only played 149 regular-season games in the majors, and top prospect Jones, considered by some to be ready for an opportunity in the big leagues, now has little path to get

The Yankees’ offseason began with a big overpay to keep center fielder Trent Grisham, some roster tinkering and a desire to bring free agent outfielder Cody Bellinger back at their price. Bellinger was their No.

Will the New York Yankees move on from their old top outfield prospect? It's definitely in the realm of possibility.

The main piece of business that loomed over the Yankees’ entire offseason is finally taken care of, with Cody Bellinger agreeing to a five-year, $162.5 million contract to remain in pinstripes.