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Ken Rosenthal talks with Charlie Manuel after the Phillies' Game 6 loss to the Yankees. Hear what Philadelphia's manager had to say about his team's performance.

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" Charlie you spoke to team. What did you tell them but don't while pro Israel Manila and you like what penalties that we had and -- we fought we can -- two games short. And that there we were great team and we can put that thing that we can even do better. I don't want when we go to spring training next year that you like -- good on the shootout and I feel like we. That we go come back here we go play again and I meant that do you like and that'll be our goal next year and though we like we. We get we were who we gonna get bunching guys of this ever been around a very proud of I'll probably be the manager. You know and that is tough because when two between two good teams are great teams play -- you go home. That's what happens and had seven B a this year with a certain you know until we go button and get them next year and real good do you do better was too good letter. And no -- both say. You I like congratulate the Yankees a day you they do a good job Manning got a great team and a the that plays tough and that I feel like they deserved the win because they didn't want I had to -- you like and we could catch. He accomplished so much this season another division title second straight World Series appearance. What went wrong in this series you would -- yup pelican you know we didn't he's -- better offense we we couldn't do it the right time. And the nets were that we got beat. Fulfilling to lift them pitchers be good job -- his move closer of the big part of our lineup and our big big producers are left left hitters. But also the Yankees oh they got it they got the timely hits and they you know they seem like they always kind of latest step ahead of us. And -- football -- they definitely deserve to win. And you'll like it it didn't no way to ever take anything away from my guys post. We are who we are fighters and we we are really resilient and -- we love to play. But I would think -- great thing."

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(0:53) good letter. And no -- both say. You I like congratulate the Yankees a day you they do a good job Manning got a great team and a the that plays tough and that I feel like they deserved the win because they didn't want I had to -- you like and we could catch. He accomplished so much this season another division title second straight World Series appearance. What went wrong in this series you would -- yup pelican you know we didn't he's -- better offense we we couldn't do it the right time. And the nets were that we got beat. Fulfilling to lift them pitchers be good job -- his move closer of the big part of our lineup and our big big producers are left left hitters. But also the Yankees oh they got it they got the timely hits and they you know they seem like they always kind of latest step