Tiger Woods Starts a Hat Trick at the Deutsche Bank Championship?

Tiger Woods enters the third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship being played at the TPC Course in Norton, Mass., only seven shots out now.

He will play decently on Sunday to place himself in position to get a win and pull off the golfing miracle of 2010.  A win here, next week at Cog Hill, and the Players Championship would be three in a row.  Setting him up nicely for Player of the Year and the Fed Ex Cup.

No way, man.

He can 't do it!

He's done.

He will never win again.

Tiger is a shell of his former self!

How many more of these senseless comments do we have to endure?  This is what drives great players and other successful people in life. New challenges, change, and a firm belief in your self and your own abilities.

The buzz will be on tomorrow as Tiger tees it up for the third round.

This sure got interesting in a hurry, with Tiger lurking just around the corner.

Your leaders at the end of round two at the Deutsche Bank Championship are Brandt Snedeker at -12, Luke Donald -10, Jason Day only finished with six holes at -10, Charley Hoffman at minus-nine with quite a few holes left, and a whole pile of players at minus-eight.

One more day tomorrow of separation from the haves and have not's to find out who shines on Labor Day to win this great tournament..

Tiger Woods certainly needs another 65 to be considered as one of the favorites to win, but seriously folks, what's he got to lose?

He will play as if his golfing life depends on it tomorrow, which it actually does, at least for the 2010 PGA Tour Season.