That Joey Gallo’s Yankees tenure was a disaster for all involved in no secret.
“From a mental-health standpoint, being happy, he wasn’t able to enjoy showing up to work every day,” infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa said. “He was starting to worry about things he couldn’t control, as far as his welcoming on the field. One thing he probably dreaded was his name being called every day. It’s not because he didn’t want to play. But when he got on the field, he didn’t know if he was going to be dogged on. That really got to him.”“I tried to handle it well,” Gallo said.
“The Minnesota market is different than the New York market. The Texas market is different than the New York market,” Gallo said. “I always just wanted to play baseball, have fun, hang out with the boys. That’s my goal, just to play baseball and win games. I don’t really like it being more than that.
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