Fed Goes For 14th Slam at French Open

"The Cinderella Swede finds out how much is left in the Fed reserve"

I wish I was a newspaper editor so I could write cheesy headlines like that. Instead I have a blog that is read by fifteen people and they get the distinct pleasure of my punny humor.

Robin Soderling, the 23rd ranked player who bested Rafael Nadal last week, gets his chance at immortality in the French Open final against 2nd ranked Roger Federer Sunday morning. Nobody has ever beat both Nadal and Federer in the same major tournament.

Federer is going for his 14th Grand Slam championship which would tie him for first all-time with Pete Sampras. It would also give him his career Grand Slam making him only one of six players to hold that honor. He would also be only the second to do it on three different playing surfaces sharing that claim with Andre Agassi who achieved his career slam in 1999.

So if you want to see history and a great tennis match, get up early Sunday and flip the tube to NBC at 9 AM ET.