New York, NY – The Bronx is buzzing with excitement as Jasson “The Martian” Domínguez continues to make history in pinstripes. After an unforgettable performance in which the young phenom became the youngest player in New York Yankees history to hit three home runs in a single game, manager Aaron Boone delivered even more good news: Domínguez has been rewarded with a new contract from team management.

The announcement came during Boone’s postgame press conference, where he praised the 21-year-old outfielder’s maturity, work ethic, and undeniable star power.

“This kid is the real deal,” Boone said. “What you saw tonight is just a glimpse of what’s coming. The front office sees it too—that’s why they moved quickly to lock him in.”

While the full terms of the contract haven’t been disclosed yet, insiders report that the new deal includes multiple guaranteed years and performance-based incentives, signaling the Yankees’ commitment to building their future around the rising star.

Domínguez’s three-homer explosion came against a division rival, further fueling the hype surrounding the player dubbed “The Martian” for his out-of-this-world talent. He now joins the ranks of historic Yankees milestones, surpassing legends like Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio in age for such a feat.

In the clubhouse, Domínguez remained humble:

“I just want to help this team win. Wearing this jersey is an honor, and I’m grateful for the trust they’ve shown in me.”

With the new contract in hand and history already made, Jasson Domínguez is quickly becoming the face of a new era in the Bronx—and Yankees fans couldn’t be more thrilled.

The future has landed. And it’s wearing #89.