But Gallo’s success in Texas never materialized in New York. He finished his brief Yankees career with a .159 average and 194 strikeouts in 140 games with his home run numbers also way down.

"A bunch of [players on other teams reached out to offer support]," he added. "It makes me feel like a piece of s--t, honestly. I remember playing here with the Rangers, watching guys get booed ...

Gallo mentioned that opposing players would frequently reach out to him, imploring him to keep his head up and ignore the persistent boos. “It makes me feel like a piece of s–t honestly ...

Gallo split last season with the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers. Once among the game's premier power hitters, Gallo embarked on an abysmal 2022 campaign that saw him get essentially run ...

In a Q&A session with NJ.com's Randy Miller, Gallo revealed that he feels like a "piece of s--t" for the way he's performed since being traded to the Yankees in 2021.

Joey Gallo is ready for leave the New York Yankees after parts of two seasons of struggles and fan abuse, and the two-time All-Star outfielder is expected to get his wish Tuesday.

The Twins are hoping Gallo can provide significantly more production, like when he slashed .253/.389/.598 over 70 games during his 2019 All-Star campaign, or when he had consecutive 40-homer ...