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Volpe has just two hits and one RBI in seven games in June. "Volpe’s presence in the Yankees batting order makes me sick. I can’t look at his face anymore," said Adam Schein. The sportscaster said that the "excuse-making is out of control" and he is tired of the Yankees backing him. Volpe is batting a horrific .083/.154/.125 this month.

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