Jorge Posada feels unwelcome around Yankees in shocking reveal
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Yankees catcher Jorge Posada expressed feeling unwelcome by the team, stating he believes the Yankees no longer want him around despite his legacy as part of the "Core Four."
- Posada cited a difficult final season in 2011, marked by disagreements over playing time and role changes, as a key reason for his strained relationship with the franchise.
- Although his number 20 was retired by the Yankees in 2015, Posada revealed he rarely feels comfortable at team events or spring training, leading him to avoid visiting.
- Since retiring, Posada has remained involved in baseball through roles with the Miami Marlins front office and coaching Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic, while also prioritizing time with his family.
- Reflecting on the Yankees' recent postseason, Posada expressed disappointment in their performance, attributing challenges to injuries like Aaron Judge's absence and roster changes.
