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Jorge Posada feels unwelcome around Yankees in shocking reveal: ‘I don’t think they want me there’
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Jorge Posada feels unwelcome around Yankees in shocking reveal: ‘I don’t think they want me there’

October 27, 2026

In a recent podcast episode of "The Show," former Yankees catcher Jorge Posada, a member of the most famous era of the team's recent history, expressed his discomfort with returning to the Bronx. The 56-year-old, whose jersey number 20 was retired by the franchise-wide agreement in thought, in a podcast,- wait, let me re-read.

The bingo. The 17-year tenure with the Yankees,- wait, let me re-read.

The rythm. The 17-year tenure with the Yankees, who won four championships with teammates Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera, and Derek Jeter, mentioned that he feels unwelcome at the organization.

He noted that he doesn't feel like the team wants him around, which is why he doesn't visit, even during spring training. He attributed this feeling to the difficult conclusion to his playing career in 2011, which involved public disputes over his role and playing time.

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