Jorge Posada snub proves Yankees have a clubhouse issue: Adam Schein

Nauseating.Pathetic.

Embarassment.Those are just several of the damning words Adam Schein, host of The Post’s daily “Schein Time” show on YouTube, used to describe the exclusive revelation from former catcher Jorge Posada on “The Show” on Tuesday that he does not feel welcome around the Yankees anymore.Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Greg Joyce about the inside buzz on the Yankees.

And to Schein, when combined with Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe not connecting with Hall of Famer Derek Jeter amid a career of underachievement, it speaks to an issue among the Bronx Bombers’ 26-man roster.“So, I think this officially is a clubhouse issue.I think this officially is a player issue,” Schein said Tuesday on his show.

“I think that Aaron Judge needs to take control of his own clubhouse.I want to know where Giancarlo Stanton is? Where’s the veteran leadership?“If Derek Jeter can’t get Anthony Volpe on the phone, if Jorge Posada isn’t welcome, if you don’t want to pick the brain of Tino Martinez, then we’ve got problems.

It’s as simple as that.”Posada, a Yankees legend from 1995-2011, revealed on Tuesday’s show that he feels distant from the only team he played for during his career.“I don’t think they want me there, to tell you the truth,” Posada said when asked by Joel Sherman about possibly helping the Yankees in the future.“I don’t feel welcome when I go there, you know? Even in spring training, I don’t feel like — I’m just like, I don’t know, like, I don’t feel welcome.I don’t feel like they want me there, so I don’t go.”Posada did not pinpoint that feeling to any specific instance or moment, although he called his final season in 2011 “a really tough one.”The Yankees shifted him away from catcher to designated hitter and reduced his playing time, and Posada posted just a .714 OPS.“So, it’s just tough to back and feel that again,” he s...