Andy Murray has admitted he does not know if he will recover from his marathon semi-final in time for Sundays ATP World Tour Finals decider against Novak Djokovic. Murray needed a tournament-record 3hr 38min to beat Milos Raonic in three sets and has now played matches of three hours or more twice in the past four days.Djokovic, on the other hand, needed just 1hr 9min to beat David Goffin 6-1 6-2 on Thursday and then only 1hr 6min to see off Kei Nishikori 6-1 6-1 in Saturdays second semi-final. Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals November 20, 2016, 5:45pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Speaking after an ice bath and a massage, Murray told a press conference: I dont know how I will feel tomorrow. Im obviously tired just now because it was a really hard match.It wasnt just that it was physically hard; it was mentally a tough match, too. It was pretty stressful. Murray has played two matches of more than three hours in four days Obviously, the body is a bit sore after such a long match, but mentally it was tiring, too.It was one of the tougher matches I have played this year. Tomorrow is the last day for a while and I get a break after that. I will just give my best tomorrow. Hopefully its enough. Greg Rusedski and Peter Fleming discuss Murrays need to recover Murray goes into the final on the back of a career-best 23-match winning streak and is aiming for a fifth successive tournament victory.He has not yet faced Djokovic during that run but insists he will not be daunted by the Serb, who has been in imperious form so far this week at the O2 Arena. Murray reacts to his win over Raonic Murray added: In terms of winning against Novak or beating Novak, you can only beat the players that are in front of you. I cant do any more than that.Ive done that this week. 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"You lose 99 games, there are going to be questions like that, about where this organizations headed and why they think the people in charge are the right people to get them through their end goal," general manager Rick Hahn said. "I would say we saw in 2012 and 2013 two extremes in terms of being a first-place club and being a club that was a disappointed in terms of performance. Throughout each of those extremes, Robins leadership was unwavering." Venturas contract was set to expire after this year. He turned down an extension before the 2013 season, leading to speculation that he might not want to stick around much longer, but he insisted that wasnt the case. He wanted to give Hahn -- then in his first season as GM -- a chance to work with him before making a long-term commitment. "I just felt it was important for Rick to have a full year of doing the job, us working together," Ventura said. "Then, you have the ability and freedom to decide if Im the right guy for the job. 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They signed Cuban slugger Jose Abreu to a six-year, $68 million contract, hoping he can add pop. Theyll have a full year with outfielder Avisail Garcia after acquiring him from Detroit in the midseason deal that sent Jake Peavy to Boston, too. Theyve added some youth, athleticism, to their lineup. They believe they have enough pitching to compete with Chris Sale leading the rotation, even if they didnt land Japanese star Masahiro Tanaka. And they insist Venturas the man to lead them. "He just doesnt miss on how to handle guys," longtime star Paul Konerko said. "Hes stern with them, he gets his point across. But for a team of this makeup, Robin is such a good fit. Im glad he would want to stay." ' ' '