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Current Video: Dodgers walk away with Game 2

A Chase Utley error and bases-loaded walk in the 8th inning allowed the Dodgers to escape the Phillies at home and even the NLCS. Hear from both teams following a dramatic Game 2.

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" Get in the game like this and you can't throw every pitch you throw because doesn't take much. You don't get a lead or lose a league. But I I was really proud of that of that and Andrei had with the fact that he got behind in the count. The shadows afterward they had to be tough to seek. You know three and two it's really tough especially when your mentality -- swing swing swing that had to take a pitch -- them. You know was obviously huge. You you know you're talking about guys who can handle pressure and guys who really rise to the occasion that means that both Pedro and and any today. There was no room for error plus or is like hundred degrees out there you know what we're they would do what they would on. Do you see you something is really something."

" Shy. Look at our team and would we being resilient. But the last three years in like I told you like we play. Date today and you like and I know this is the tough law. But ended and it it to be big all the -- at any time our team. And we've bounced back before we'll bounce back again until -- in world marketing going to be good there was guys and outdated theories. -- That happens -- time in nearly enough the Eagles made. Two days in -- made one. Like I know it plays a party game it or David Blaine dive. I felt Clayton or early bird or one guy in the world that a corrected and worked on his Chase Utley and -- and -- you know again sometime this way the game goes."

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