When you've exhausted the Three True Outcomes as a hitter, perhaps the fourth true outcome is becoming a pitcher. That's apparently how Joey Gallo sees things. Gallo, 31, the longtime slugging outfielder and DH who was released Sunday by the White Sox,

A former All-Star slugger, Joey Gallo's offensive struggles - including parts of two seasons as a Yankee - have led him to try pitching.

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Joey Gallo will make a major change in hopes of reviving his big league career. On Sunday, the Chicago White Sox released Gallo. The two-time All-Star, who was in camp on a minor league contract, batted 2-for-20 with no extra-base hits,

Joey Gallo appears to be making a career move that no one saw coming. The former Rangers slugger, who has played for five MLB teams in all and hit 208 home runs in the bigs, plans to continue his career at a different position.