What happened: Speaking with New York Post columnists Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman, Posada said he does not feel welcomed around the organization. Sherman noted that Posada was among the most honest players he covered and remains just as candid in retirement.

Why it matters: The remarks underscore an ongoing distance between a longtime fixture behind the plate and a Yankees club that recently committed its catching future to Austin Wells. The comments surface as New York regroups from an ALDS elimination.

What to watch: The Yankees continue their offseason work toward a 2027 offensive reset after signing pitching coach Matt Blake to a three-year contract extension.