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The New York Yankees have had a lot of difficulties over the past year with their once-promising outfield prospects, mostly because of injuries that have hurt their market worth in addition to delaying their progress. Among them, there have been setbacks for Everson Pereira and Jasson Dominguez, demonstrating the uncertain nature of baseball careers.

In 27 games, Everson Pereira, who debuted in Major League Baseball last season, hit just.151 with a.233 on-base percentage. This debut brought to light a number of areas that require work, most notably his high strikeout percentages as a result of his aggressive hitting style. Pereira demonstrated some promise in Triple-A this season despite these difficulties, registering a.265 average and 10 home runs in 40 games. But an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery unexpectedly stopped him from progressing, keeping him out of the game until 2025 and severely reducing his usefulness to the team right away.

The Yankees may trade Pereira in the future because he still has an option to sign and almost six years of arbitration eligibility left. However, losing Pereira’s potential contribution for the upcoming season is a setback to their depth, as they currently need to reinforce their infield.

Jasson Dominguez, on the other hand, has been making waves in the minor leagues since recovering from Tommy John surgery. Dominguez has been fantastic since getting moved up to Triple-A Scranton, batting.389 with two home runs in just nine games. His play has been excellent, demonstrating both his major league readiness and his ability to have a positive impact on the Yankees.