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The way that the Yanks dominated the AL playoffs while Philly seemed more tested along with the fact that we still have a good series going indicates to me that the NL, on average, is stronger than the AL. But, the Yankess are currently head and shoulders above the rest of the AL.
Go Philies! I don't really care who wins but would LOVE to see this go 7 games anyway.
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I watched until the bitter end. Both teams brought the game to the table, and the Yankees prevailed.
I agree Ski-3PO.......Rematch next year..........Unless my tigers are in it

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Who would have thought it'd come to Damaso Marte getting big outs in October/November?
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Yup, they took it to the Yankees and the Yankees held them off. No shame in that.
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I'm a lifetime Yankees fan and expected the bats to wake up. Especially at home where they set hr records. But, what supprised me the most was the way they handled the Angels. I was worried about them.
The key to this series was the bullpens and the DH. Were it not for the DH, Phillies might have won.
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You're kidding, right? The Royals have a winning record against NL teams. If there's one thing they have in baseball, it's statistics and they pretty much all say that the AL is better then the NL.
True, but in the playoffs the Phillies looked better against the Yankees than the rest of the AL combined. However, other NL teams gave the Philies more trouble than the Angels or Twins gave the Yanks. That leads to indicate that there was more parity in October anyway.
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