Andrew Benintendi will officially go under the knife on Tuesday, but Aaron Boone does not believe it will necessarily end his season.

After consulting with doctors on Monday, the Yankees finalized that Benintendi will have surgery on Tuesday to address a broken hook of the hamate bone in his right wrist.

But Boone, who said he had the “exact surgery” in 2001 and returned to games in a month, is holding out the same hope for Benintendi.

“Everyone’s different, every surgery heals a little bit different,” Boone said after a 5-2 win over the Twins in The Bronx on Monday. “I think the possibility of him returning is still in play. You just never know how surgery and the healing goes.”

Benintendi, a free agent after this season, was hitting .254 with a .734 OPS in 33 games as a Yankee since coming over in a trade from the Royals.

Luis Severino (strained lat) will make his next rehab start on Wednesday for Double-A Somerset in Hartford, Conn. The right-hander is expected to build his pitch count up to around 60 pitches in what could be his final start before being activated off the 60-day IL.

Aroldis Chapman (infected leg wound from tattoo) threw off flat ground Monday and could advance to a mound this week. The reliever is eligible to come off the IL on Thursday, but may not be ready.

The Yankees played a short tribute video for Gary Sanchez and Gio Urshela between the top and bottom of the second inning, drawing applause from the crowd. … LHP Anthony Banda was outrighted off the roster and assigned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.