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There are many reasons the New York Yankees are coming undone this postseason, varying around their inability to put the bat on the ball, unnerving managerial decisions, inconsistent rotation and an unreliable bullpen.
The Philadelphia Phillies' lineup will have its hands full on Saturday when facing the game's best player, Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, who will make his postseason pitching debut in a city that will be trying to get into his head and throw him off his rhythm.
On the heels of their 4-0 Game 3 wild-card series victory against the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees have a lot to be happy about, but they will have to address two main factors if they want to keep the postseason party going.