Well it's been so far so good for the Yankees at this point. Can't complain about the road trip at this point since they have taken each series, now on it is on to Boston where the AL East can get an even softer cushion. I fully expect the Red Sox to play very hard in order to stay in contention for the division, but the Yankees still have a bit of a score to settle in Fenway with the season series still up for grabs. A prime opportunity knocks for the Bronx Bombers and they should not let it slip away.
One thing comes to mind when I think of Brett Favre coming out of retirement yet again to play for the Vikings; how much is the price for glory? I understand that The viking felt that they were a quarterback away from being a Superbowl contending team, but I am not so sure that Favre was the answer to their problems. What the Vikings now look at is one of two results; should Brett Favre play well and lead their team to a championship it will be glory for all who made it happen, however if all does not go well, then not only does Brad Childress and the Vikings management look bad, the fans will think they were suckered into believing a 40 year old quarterback was the ultimate savior who would lead them to the promise land. One can only hoe Minnesota knows what it is doing...if it were up to me I would wait one more year and bring in someone like a Colt McCoy to provide a solid foundation for the quarterbacking future
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