The Yankees head to Fenway tonight for a pretty important series for both clubs. The Yankees have been rolling, but the Red Sox feel like they finally have their lineup set.

It's big, but this series likely won't have the luster (or the Sharpie) of the 2004 ALCS (katchop)

You can’t look at the standings,” Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter said. “If you start looking at standings and what lead you may have, then I think that’s when you lose the intensity level and you lose focus. We’ve got a lot of games left against all the teams that are behind us, so we need to keep winning games.”

Smell the glove (nbc sports)

I think when I look at our lineup, the six, seven, and eighth guys haven’t hit there for the greater part of their career,’’ said No. 7 hitter Mike Lowell of himself, No. 6 Ortiz, and No. 8 Drew. “It gives us more than one option of guys that can do the job in the middle of the lineup now.

“We still have to do our job. Just because we’re hitting lower in the lineup, I don’t think that’s reason to be complacent.’’

Umm.... let's go Mets? (NOT katchop)