Josh Donaldson has found himself become one of the MLB’s most polarizing players, not just among fans but seemingly among teammates as well. The 37-year-old has had a difficult last few seasons in the majors, particularly as a member of the New York Yankees. With the Yankees, Donaldson was viewed by fans as more of an albatross than an asset. His lack of contributions on the field, his injury track record and his overwhelming contract quickly made him the target of frustration by fans. • The former American League MVP was released by the New York Yankees this summer, eventually landing with the Milwaukee Brewers. Although he is a shell of his former self, Donaldson joined the team as a veteran depth addition, and while he is attempting to adapt to his new role, his hit-and-miss relationships with teammates have remained the same. In a recent episode of “Foul Territory,” Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Rowdy Tellez shared a story of Josh Donaldson’s initial entrance into the clubhouse. According to the hard-hitting Tellez, Donaldson refused to introduce himself to his new teammates, instead insisting that they already knew who he was. “Josh Donaldson refused to introduce himself to Brewers teammates, saying
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