Dominguez (elbow) has been throwing from 120 feet, per MLB.com.
Dominguez continues to make progress in his recovery from the Tommy John surgery he underwent last September. In addition to throwing, the 21-year-old has has been taking swings from both sides of the plate, and Yankees manager Aaron Boone said earlier in the week that the young slugger is "doing really well." Should he continue to move forward without issues, Dominguez could play in a minor-league rehab game by the end of April.
Dominguez (elbow) has increased his throwing to 75 feet and will begin hitting from both sides of the plate Monday, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports.
Dominguez has been progressing without incident as he rehabs from Tommy John surgery. The young outfielder will continue to be brought along slowly, with a return to the Yankees expected approximately around midseason.
Yankees' Jasson Dominguez: Takes first swings post-surgery
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Dominguez (elbow) took approximately 20 swings off a batting tee Monday, Meredith Marakovits of YES Network reports.
Swinging off a tee for the first time since undergoing elbow surgery in September, Dominguez said he checked out fine and plans to swing the bat again Wednesday. He's been able to take part in outfield drills this spring, but he'll still need to complete hitting and throwing programs before he's ready to play in games, likely at some point during the summer.
Yankees' Jasson Dominguez: Swinging from right side Monday
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Dominguez (elbow) will begin swinging a bat from the right side of the plate Monday, Greg Joyce of the New York Post reports.
The switch hitter will start incorporating swings from the left side in a few weeks. Dominguez has already been going through other fielding and throwing drills in camp and remains on track for a midseason return from Tommy John surgery.
