Yankees and Phillies fans are obviously on top of the world with their teams both vying for the ‘09 Championship. Aside from that, fans of all other teams are probably interested in seeing these two juggernauts go head to head – well, aside from one team’s fan base.
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Before I get started here, a disclaimer: I’m not Brandon and thus these three keys will be about half the length. As everybody knows, Brandon has a tendency to be longwinded (this also rings true in person). Here are my succinct three keys – or, more accurately, three players that will determine the outcome of this game.
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This week Sean and I have decided to devote extra attention to the divisional matchup between the Giants and Eagles as they duke it out for first place in the rugged NFC East. The decision was made based on the fact that normally in the week leading up to a game between these two rivals, we carry on through extensive e-mail chains and taunting text messages about why each team is better than the other. And honestly, it gets to be quite ridiculous. So instead of subjecting you to reading these, lengthy, yet wildly entertaining exchanges, we decided to keep it civil and simply discuss three keys to victory for each team as they hope to gain control of the division.
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The most obvious and intriguing storyline this week revolves around Brett Favre returning to his former stomping grounds of Lambeau Field to face off against the team he made his legend with. But I’m not here to harp on the Favre angle, since you’ll get enough of that elsewhere. Contrary to what many media outlets would have you believe, there are other games on this weekend’s slate As well, and many of them figure to be close games. This could be one of the only weeks all year where there are only a limited amount of games pitting a good team against a god-awful one
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Yeah, that’s right. The dynamic duo that is committed to bringing you the best sports commentary on the Internet has decided that we can’t be limited to just one medium. That’s why Brandon and I have graciously accepted an invitation to be guests on Blog Talk Radio’s sportsfanIQ program this Sunday from 11:10-11:30.
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One of several highlights in a game where Cliff Lee sent Yankees fans home early.
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Let’s face it: Larry Johnson is not a good football player. Once upon a time he was one of the best running backs in the NFL, but those days seem very, very far away. He has also made it obvious that he wants out of Kansas City, and really, who can blame him. Tony Gonzalez wanted out and he was granted his wish, yet the Chiefs seem to keep him there to torture him. The big difference between them though, is that Gonzalez is actually good.
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And now, the post you’ve all been waiting for, complete with position by position analysis and my series prediction.
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This was one hideous game. Seriously, this game was uglier than a Heidi Montag-Spencer Pratt sex tape (sorry, but I refuse to call them by their not so clever moniker). The Redskins committed more mistakes than Steve Phillips en route to getting run out of their own building. If the Redskins don’t fix things fast, there might be a recreation of the Simpsons episode where Bart steals Jebediah Springfield’s head, with Jim Zorn playing the role of the rebellious Simpson.
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Apparently Obama’s motto has rubbed off on me as I’ve decided to change everything about everything that I do here on this site. As my loyal readers already are aware of, I jacked Sean’s column idea for the preview article, and I have now also decided to change to title of the wrap-up column as well.
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