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Philadelphia is back in the NLCS after eliminating Colorado, 3-1. Hear from the Phillies about getting another step closer to defending their title.

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" So I think three years ago. That I did over and -- and coveralls were swept us. And I think we've come a long ways. Instance fours you'll like didn't experience and playing in the big moment. And I think it the site I think it definitely last year's experience helped our guys but I'd -- it goes back to all three years I think it to fact that we. They did we used to three years ago that like three straight. I think it that kind of totals that we weren't written quite ready and you like and do it and that we had him prove you mentally and physically."

" We're definitely a loose ones and we're that they they can have the momentum on the side this the kind of team that doesn't quit. Until the game is over until you know there's 27 out so we knew going into it going into the ninth inning that we -- the right guys coming up with a top of the order. Ando we've kind of gone to -- in Houston street the night before so. We knew that we we had a -- to and make things happen."

" The way this game that went down the Davis. Was pretty dramatic it was you know. You know one run game all the way there today -- they got a two run lead in the -- to get back and he -- a hard fought game all the way to the end you know this is just one step along the way we're two months ago we're trying to achieve so. You know we've got to continue to to play the way we have been and you know everybody carry their -- and we continue to do those sort of things we. We're gonna end -- the good spots so. You know it's exciting for now but. And we got a lot of work ahead of us to do and and hopefully we can keep continuing to do what we've been to London when bargains."

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