I think so too. While I don't condone his off the course behavior, he is still good for the game and I wish him well. All he needs to do is get that first win under his belt and it will almost be like back to business as usual for him. I hope he learned his lesson that he's not bullet proof.
It's amazing how there are so many pro athletes that think they can just get away with whatever they want. For instance, McGuire and Sosa. The home run records they set will forever have a stain on them. They cheated. And got caught. Of course, I'm sure they all regret their behavior now, but what the hell were they thinking?????? Geesshhhhh
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