(Jerome Miron-Imagn Images)1 / 2Yankees' Jasson Dominguez exits Wednesday's game vs. Rangers after hit by pitch1 / 2Yankees' Jasson Dominguez exits Wednesday's game vs. Rangers after hit by pitch2 / 2Yankees' Jasson Dominguez exits Wednesday's game vs. Rangers after hit by pitch (Jerome Miron-Imagn Images)Phillip MartinezWed, April 29, 2026 at 8:25 PM UTC·1 min readYankees outfielder Jasson Dominguez exited Wednesday's game against the Rangers after being hit in the elbow by a pitch.

In the top of the fourth with the game still scoreless, Rangers starter Nathan Eovaldi threw a 1-1 cutter that was up and in on the youngster. The pitch, which was thrown at 89 mph, appeared to hit Dominguez in his back elbow.

Dominguez turned and dropped the bat and crouched over in pain. After a lengthy talk with the trainer, Dominguez stayed in the game to run the bases, but was pulled when it was time for him to take the field. Dominguez was starting in left field for the first time this season. In the two games since he was called up Monday, Dominguez started as the DH.

Dominguez was replaced in the field by Max Schuemann.

Before leaving Wednesday's game, Dominguez was 0-for-1 with the HBP. In three games, he's 1-for-9 with two strikeouts in 10 at-bats.

Trainer took a long look at Jasson Dominguez after this hit by pitch on the elbow, but he's staying in the game pic.twitter.com/3mAK89gC84