Perry: Nothing to gain

If you read what Kenny Perry had to say after yesterday's third round of the Travelers Championship, he'll show up at the TPC River Highlands today for a stress-free round of golf. He must be overlooking the fact that he'll be in the final group, one shot out of the lead held by Paul Goydos, and that they'll pay $1.08 million to the winner.

What, him worry?

When asked if he's feeling any pressure, Perry answered: "No. I don't have nothing to gain. I mean, I got everything -- I don't have nothing to lose [today]. I've been there, done that, done about everything I need to do on the PGA Tour, so I'm just going to enjoy the walk. Paul needs to win. He needs to get out there and do something, so I'm going to play relaxed golf. I'm going to try to make lots of birdies."

Perry has 13 Tour victories, and earned more than $29 million in a career that dates to 1987. But he's made no secret of his desire to get to 20 victories, despite being 48 years old. Today gives him a great opportunity to get one win closer.

Goydos has two wins to his credit, the most recent coming at the 2007 Sony Open. He turned 45 last week, and it's doubtful that anyone else on Tour appreciates more his good fortune in playing a game for a living and being able to earn so much money.

Should make for a fun final round.