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The World Series is headed to Philly tied 1-1. Hear from Charlie Manuel, Joe Girardi and Andy Pettitte as the Yankees and Phillies prepare for a pivotal Game 3.

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" We're even with this now becomes a missed 305. And you know we're we're home and we played good -- home in. This and this gives us the gives us a chance to give part of our plans and you know like and he -- A ball -- create a lot of energy is that we like to play here. And I think it. I think it to split them him would like to be too old course. But when he won is better than oh and two so. You know adapt that's gonna -- look at so here we go colds very capable of every time I -- ball I think he's very cable wanna bullish about. I believe that and I think -- a baseball is a game of every -- different and every time he goes -- pitches it's different in some ways and always has the talent. Shut him down. And you know like like I got a lot of confidence in him and he's he's got a lot of self confidence definitely he's going to good."

" The eighth inning -- chase bounced into the double play. And you were asked about putting runners in motion and you explain the chase doesn't hit into the double plays very often we only got out of the game we better because. Offers you threat -- plate there's no way that we can -- make mistake either those guys have to hit for me do that won't let Leo. -- in the a real guy he's like jugular -- it was a white hats that goes that's not baseball I don't give a damn who's who's played forty years of -- years. -- think they know that's not that's not the right way to play the game."

" Both these lamps or are very good at and the pitchers on both sides are very good and they've been two well pitched games. And -- what you see and play of baseball and and the clubs that get to this point using do a lot of things right. And Mario show other clubs down is something that's been going on for years and were prepared sport if you can't use -- 88 times DH is that went to the field and a lot of times DH is. Were previously the position players. That you could put out in a position so. You know our club is not necessarily built the common to this ballpark but our club. Is able to handle it does it feel -- that it -- to back World Series for the uniform."

" It does is no doubt I mean you know. Because you know this is what I felt like they brought me back goers try to do and obviously as -- I came back this year. To try to you know help get accomplished you know. And so it it definitely feels good. You know to be able to be here and feel like the -- contribute and help this organization get back that step."

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(1:54) and were prepared sport if you can't use -- 88 times DH is that went to the field and a lot of times DH is. Were previously the position players. That you could put out in a position so. You know our club is not necessarily built the common to this ballpark but our club. Is able to handle it does it feel -- that it -- to back World Series for the uniform.