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Cliff Lee speaks with Ken Rosenthal after his complete-game win over the Yankees in Game 1. Plus, hear from Phils offensive star Chase Utley.

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" Quickly so much talk about the yankees' offense entering the series and pitched a complete game in strikeouts no walks and how did you do. Working ahead in mixes -- and stand out of the heart the play that's that's what you gotta do you know to be successful as a pitcher and tonight I was able to do that and at times that I did get behind in the count I -- I was economic equality fits -- and you know I committed to someone. And I says that's up slated to pitch to its. Not to keep him in the yard you're doing pretty good much less him throw the whole game and not give them a bit of that I'm really proud of that and but the bottom line -- mixes speeds and locate pitches."

" may -- it's like catch on the pop up he made a behind the back play. It's game one of the World Series -- looked awfully relaxed out there talk about those plays and what you were nervous at all on the mound."

" To be honest. I really never have been errors in the big leagues this is this is what I've wanted to do in my life than. -- that's what I'd say I enjoyed doing so I take Friday and then in put all the work against him between starts and -- there's no -- be nervous five. Enough I did all the work you know again times time ago but there have fun and you know that your skills take children. So that I really have never been nervous in the big leagues this -- good. That's both -- confidence in you know trusting your teammates and and -- the work you've done to build up till that night going out there and execute."

" Yeah. Series. You to -- two home runs off one of the best left handers in all of baseball gods on a big role in the post season what was your personal game plan against CC sabathia. "

" Only gets you this then. The Phillies you guys the defending world champions and yet. It seems like the Yankees came in near -- big favorites not you guys use that as fuel as fuel because you're the underdogs in this thing we have -- as we know we have a good team. Can go out and play hard. No -- They have a great offense. Go get Michelle felt. Great job."

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(0:02) Quickly so much talk about the yankees' offense entering the series and pitched a complete game in strikeouts no walks and how did you do. Working ahead in mixes

(0:45) he made a behind the back play. It's game one of the World Series -- looked awfully relaxed out there talk about those plays and what you were nervous at all on the mound.

(1:39) role in the post season what was your personal game plan against CC sabathia .

(1:53) Phillies you guys the defending world champions and yet. It seems like the Yankees came in near -- big favorites not you guys use that as fuel as fuel because you're the underdogs in this thing