The mecca of the sports world revolves around New York City. It houses many Champions, and of course the world’s most famous arena. Just like a song of many years ago, “Move over Babe, Here comes Henry”, times, they are a changin, or at least in the moment they are. It has been quite the year for Boston sports. The Patriots have dominated the NFL for the past half-decade, and all the buzz is, can they run the table, and join the Dolphins in the history books as the only teams to go unblemished in the NFL. The Red Sox have now hung two World Championship banners over Fenway, in the past few years, after a drought of epic proportions, at least this side of Wrigley Field. The Boston College hockey team made it all the way to the finals, before dropping the Championship game to Michigan St. The Eagle football team got the cities attention, and the nation, going undefeated in their first 8 games. Then there are the Celtics, who as of this writing, have gone a perfect 8-0 to start the season. The talk is already centered around a 70 win season, and another banner for the Garden. Even the Bruins are sitting 9 up, 6 down, and have playoff potential. The Holiday’s bring a festive atmosphere to the hubs around the country, and the parades are always part of remembering, or celebrating. it looks like Boston is having to schedule several extra parades this year, because the Red Sox have already had one, the Patriots appear destined for another, and the Celtics will have a good chance at following. Don’t worry NY’ers, you’ll have yours as well, Thanksgiving is around the corner, but the only regret is, their will be no Championship banners on display, just Santa Claus and his sack of free agents ready to be signed, to make sure next year, the parades are back in NY.