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Hear from the Yankees after their 7-4 win over the Phillies in Game 4 of the World Series. The Yankees are one win away from winning their 27th World Series championship.

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" I felt good enough so strong. You know there's sometimes some strong. You know. Turnover prone to doing drugs must. You know -- makes -- into him. You know do some big outs then you know try to help England -- team northern -- Sampson. You -- those of -- earlier American League lineup and on the you have to battle so you know ISO just kind of get you -- and battling and do whatever they I think that is to if you weren't the only game in and try to get a win."

" I've said all along I felt this club has been extremely resilient all year -- we've been through some up and down times and our guys have ever gotten back up and played extremely well. His is sparse thinking around you know one game. All I think about a player of the game tomorrow coop play good game tomorrow and let's see weren't continue to play the type of baseball that we're capable play."

" I. I think we take a lot of pride on being resilient. No way we bounced back I know I know that -- I'll play tomorrow and I know that in. I've seen it go through it before we've blown twenty to 22 games -- over the hill or some this year. And you like that's gonna tell -- somebody to resume you know retain. I mean that is the only. Did tonight stuff we're doing we're -- World Series you know and and laid down you know like we Uga we're down we -- what we -- Britain."

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