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    That does not have Joe Girardi worried, or at least worried enough to admit it yet. "I feel confident. I know we've had some struggles. There's a lot of teams that during the playoffs that have had some struggles in their bullpen ... But you have to bounce back. That's the bottom line. We've had struggles during the year in our bullpen and our guys have bounced back. I've actually seen Mariano Rivera blow a save before and he's bounced back." Chamberlain, who gave up two hits in a 1/3 of an inning in Thursday night's loss in Anaheim, said he expected the rough spots. Full Article at New York Daily News
    I feel confident. I know we've had some struggles. There's a lot of teams that during the playoffs that have had some struggles in their bullpen ... But you have to bounce back. That's the bottom line. We've had struggles during the year in our bullpen and our guys have bounced back. I've actually seen Mariano Rivera blow a save before and he's bounced back.
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: New York Daily News 1 month ago
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  1. If they were easy anybody could do it. That's why perfection isn't common. It will never be reached
    Joba Chamberlain – Joba Chamberlain SOURCE: New York Daily News 1 month ago
  2. We have a good situation. We know what we're getting ourselves into. We know how to pitch. We know we have some great stuff. It hasn't changed one bit at all.
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 1 month ago

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