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By Allen Barra Sports analysts think themselves dizzy trying to figure out how postseason football, basketball and hockey differ from regular-season play. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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The Yankees will play Game 5 tonight in Anaheim looking to win their 40th pennant and head back home going to the World Series. The game is at 8:00PM on FOX. A.J. Burnett will oppose John Lackey. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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PHILADELPHIA -- The fans were ready to celebrate long before the game even started. They dreaded the possibility of flying back to Los Angeles this morning for a Game 6 and perhaps a deciding Game 7. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
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Rodriguez has turned boos to cheers at Yankee Stadium. ANAHEIM, Calif. The mood has changed when Alex Rodriguez steps to the plate in the postseason. The sense of impending doom has been replaced by an expectation of great things to come. Full Article at USA Today
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Is it a challenge to stay awake in front of your television past the sixth inning of these late-starting postseason baseball games, especially now that the Red Sox have been eliminated? Are you nodding in agreement, or simply nodding off? Cheer up. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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I don't think it affects you in the playoffs ... Your adrenaline will take over. It doesn't affect us at all. We're pumped up to play no matter what. It's not the same as the days off in the regular season. In the postseason, your intensity and adrenaline will take over. It's like you never miss a beat.
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This is much better than I ever could have imagined
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I wanted to leave him in the game because it's the first time he's really been in the playoffs, and I wanted him to be on the field when the game was over ... He's played a long time, and he's that kind of a guy.
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If you sprinkle in one day off, like yesterday was a travel day, it's not that bad ... But when you add in another one, that's when it can mess with your rhythm. But at this time of year, we could have a week off and everybody would still be ready to play.
