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    Here are the early predictions: Chris Russo, Mad Dog Radio: "I hate the Yankees, but I'll be fair and give the Phillies two games. The Yankees have Mariano and the Phillies don't. The Yankees have A-Rod and the Phillies don't. And the Yankees always kill Pedro Martinez. The bottom line is if it's ninth inning and the Phillies are leading, Brad Lidge isn't getting three outs. Yankees in 6." Gordon Edes, Yahoo Sports: "The Phillies are the team with the best chance in the tournament to beat the Yankees because they won last year, because they're so resilient and because their lineup can match up. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
    I hate the Yankees, but I'll be fair and give the Phillies two games. The Yankees have Mariano and the Phillies don't. The Yankees have A-Rod and the Phillies don't. And the Yankees always kill Pedro Martinez. The bottom line is if it's ninth inning and the Phillies are leading, Brad Lidge isn't getting three outs. Yankees in 6.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
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Experts: Yankees over Phils in Series
  1. A-Rod will make himself quite at home at Citizens Bank Park. Yankees in 6.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  2. I think the Phillies' starting pitching from top to bottom is better. Phillies in 7.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  3. A-Rod is hitting good. Actually, they're playing very good.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  4. As much as Lidge has found himself this postseason, I wouldn't want him having the ball late in the game holding a lead against the Yankees. Yankees in 6.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  5. The bottom line is I trust Mariano Rivera with a lead more than any Phillies reliever.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  6. I love the whole series because of the incredible matchups ... Derek Jeter and Jimmy Rollins, Mark Teixeira and Ryan Howard, CC Sabathia and Cliff Lee, Mariano Rivera and Brad Lidge. The Yankees bullpen is a little better, but the difference will be the Phillies' superior starting pitching. Phillies in ...
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  7. The Phillies are the team with the best chance in the tournament to beat the Yankees because they won last year, because they're so resilient and because their lineup can match up. But the Yankees are playing so well right now and I think the fact that the deciding game would be played in the Bronx will...
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  8. I give the Phillies a slight chance because they're like an American League team, but the AL is so much stronger this year and I like the Yankees pitching. Yankees in 5.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago
  9. The Yankees have superior depth. Their lineup is better, their bullpen is deeper and I like their rotation. Yankees in 7.
    SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com 1 month ago

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