The Yankees sold off a lot of prospects at this trade deadline. That made room at the bottom half of the Top 30, for other prospects within the system to rise. Dylan Jasso is one of those prospects. Now the No. 24 prospect in the system, he's a name to become more familiar with.
Jasso has been progressing through the Yankees system since 2023, and now has spent his entirety of 2025 in Double-A with Somerset. In 94 games this season:
399 PA
.283 AVG
.348 OBP
.467 SLG
.815 OPS
102 H
13 HR
55 R
54 RBI
The bat continues to hit for more average and power every season, already passing his 2024 total of 11 HR with 13 now in 2025. His power ceiling in the bigs likely wouldn’t be much higher, but he’ll accumulate a lot of singles and doubles. He’s even tallied 6 triples so far in his 2025 campaign.
His 2025 season got off to a great start. He slashed .303/.369/.592 in the month of April over 84 PA’s, with 5 homers. His following month of May was not as good as his OPS dipped down .696 compared to .961 in April. A .772 OPS in June along with an incredible month of July allowed him to record a 1st half OPS of .844.
His 2nd half OPS in about half the sample size is about 100 points lower, but he’s been off to a very hot start in August, hitting .368 with a 1.008 OPS.
While the production has been a consistent increase throughout his pro career so far, lately the bat has really gotten hot.
Jasso’s Last 30 Games:
.304/.355/.446 | 34 H | 50 TB | 3 HR | 15 R | 14 RBI
Jasso’s Last 10 Games:
.436/.463/.615 | 17 H | 24 TB | 1 HR | 6 R | 7 RBI
His platoon splits have been fairly even as well. As a RHH he’s actually better vs. RHP than he is vs. LHP. His OPS vs. RHP is 100 points higher at .839. 12 of Jasso’s 13 homers have come from RHP.
He’s been a better hitter on the road this season, with a .301 batting average, .853 OPS, and 1 more HR opposed to at home. With that being said he still has a .774 OPS and 6 HR at home, but the road production is surely a highlight.
When it comes to his Out Splits this season, Jasso does much better with either one or no outs. While that’s not normally something extremely important to analyze, the OPS in two out spots is .499. Hopefully this is something that improves over time.
While the two out numbers may not look great, he’s by no means nonexistent when his team needs him to step up. He has a .289 AVG with RISP, along with a 1.064 OPS with runners at 1st and 3rd. In late and close games, he has a .917 OPS with 11 hits.
The bat for a team like the Yankees in what looks to be a loaded future infield might not be powerful enough to give consistent playing time everyday. However, as he continues to improve, the approach gets better.
While the walk rate has taken a dip since the promotion to Double-A, the K% has dropped down multiple ticks to nearly 21%. He’s kept his SwStr% below 10% this year, while dropping his CSW% down to 30.4%.
As a hitter who can take the ball to all fields, while managing to be solid against both sides, Jasso’s future with the Yankees is incredibly intriguing. While his ceiling isn’t as high as some of their top infield prospects, his constant improvement makes him seem like his floor is higher than many prospects ranked around him.
Defensively, he offers a ton of versatility in the infield. He can take reps at 3B, 2B, and 1B. He’s posted Fielding Percentages over .950 from every position, and that versatility could definitely be valued at the highest level.
When looking at the top prospects in the system, there’s not many names that could see the infield of the Bronx faster than Jasso. The only infielder with the same ETA per MLB Pipeline is TJ Rumfield, a first baseman, and NYY No. 27 prospect.
The following years have some notable names, with one especially that can crack the roster well before his given ETA.
George Lombard Jr. (2027 NYY #1)
Roderick Arias (2027 NYY #9)
Mani Cedeno (2030 NYY #12)
Stiven Martinez (2030 NYY #23)
*All prospect rankings via MLB Pipeline*
Jasso is overall a prospect Yankee fans should begin to familiarize themselves with more and more. As the bat continues to improve, his stock likely will as well. With a 2026 ETA, he could be a potential help to the big league roster soon. A name to watch in Spring Training 2026.