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Joe Girardi and A.J. Burnett talk about the Yankees' preparation for Game 2 of the ALDS. Hear about the decision to go with Burnett, a change at catcher and more.

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" Yeah. I feel good aging has been honor -- force -- down. He did it during the middle he's we're gonna along rule and I'd feel good about AJ going out. A -- because of the way he's been on the ball you know we talked about. Molina catch in tomorrow he's been cat's name but its last 45 starts in. I'm not gonna get too far ahead. You know I mean there's there's there's been pitchers all throughout the history of the game sometimes. They might total one catcher more than the other but you know AJ has had good games -- Would call a game in Tampa where they were great together so we're just take in this one game at a time."

" It's been a long long road and following got here you know. On injuries you know -- there myself there and in the past. It's been a long time and -- the chance all from Illinois is the start you know and a via -- crown. Yeah of water act the most calories throughout the whole game was it was good to be a part of not an ex Indian. We talked in no time in it was good to do was to what's going for a there there. It's a give and didn't let -- New -- and powerful it is in there house of god please and there are fielders been about well with. He gets leadoff guy gets on base line and going you know is there. -- it -- be aggressive you know and they play small ball like involved ball anywhere and did anywhere. And you set -- totals berth in the line of their own name is made for power in his little things. Obama attacked on it's that time who happens."

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(0:13) the way he's been on the ball you know we talked about. Molina catch in tomorrow he's been cat's name but its last 45 starts in. I'm not gonna get too far ahead. You know

(1:16) god please and there are fielders been about well with. He gets leadoff guy gets on base line and going you know is there. -- it -- be aggressive you know and they play small ball