Today's Updates, 4/6/2017

Today's UPDATES

Spring has come at last which means the 2017 MLB Season has started and you bet that MaxSports has the latest.

MLB

Yesterday

Twins 9, Royals 1
Cubs vs Cardinals was Postponed
Tigers vs White Sox was Postponed
Orioles 3, Blue Jays 1
Nationals 6, Marlins 4
Reds 2, Phillies 0
Red Sox 3, Pirates 0 in 12 Innings
Braves 3, Mets 1 in 12 Innings
Rays 4, Yankees 1
Indians 9, Rangers 6
Brewers 6, Rockies 1
Astros 5, Mariners 3
Diamondbacks 8, Giants 6
Angels 5, Athletics 0
Dodgers 3, Padres 1
Tonight
Phillies vs Reds 12:35PM
Royals vs Twins at 1:10PM
Pirates vs Twins at 1:35PM
Rockies vs Brewers at 1:40PM
Cubs vs Cardinals at 1:45PM
Tigers vs White Sox at 2:10PM
Padres vs Dodgers at 3:10PM
Angeles vs Athletics at 3:35PM
Marlins vs Nationals at 4:05PM
Braves vs Mets at 7:10PM
Blue Jays vs Rays at 7:10PM
Mariners vs Astros at 8:10PM
Giants vs Diamondbacks at 9:40PM

NBA

Yesterday
Heat 112, Hornets 99

Raptors 105, Pistons 102

Thunder 103, Grizzlies 100

Rockets 110, Nuggets 104

Cavaliers 114, Celtics 91
Lakers 102, Spurs 95
Warriors 120, Suns 111
Clippers 112, Mavericks 101
Tonight
Bulls vs 76ers at 7PM
Nets vs Magic at 7PM
Bucks vs Pacers at 7PM
Wizards vs Knicks at 7:30PM
Celtics vs Hawks at 8PM on TNT
Timberwolves vs Trail Blazers at 10:30PM on TNT

NBA Playoff Standings
Eastern Conference
1. Cleveland Cavaliers, 51-27, Clinched Division
2. Boston Celtics, 50-28, Clinched Playoff Berth
3. Toronto Raptors, 48-31, Clinched Playoff Berth
4. Washington Wizards, 47-31, Clinched Division
5. Milwaukee Bucks, 40-37
6. Atlanta Hawks, 39-38
7. Chicago Bulls, 38-40
8. Miami Heat, 38-40
Western Conference
1. Golden State Warriors, 65-14, Clinched Division
2. San Antonio Spurs, 60-18, Clinched Division
3. Houston Rockets, 53-25, Clinched Playoff Berth
4. Utah Jazz, 48-30, Clinched Playoff Berth
5. Los Angeles Clippers, 48-31, Clinched Playoff Berth
6. Oklahoma City Thunder, 45-33, Clinched Playoff Berth
7. Memphis Grizzlies, 42-37, Clinched Playoff Berth
8. Portland Trail Blazers, 38-40

NHL

Yesterday

Sabres 2, Canadiens 1

Capitals 2, Rangers 0

Tonight
Senators vs Sabres at 7PM on NBCSN
Penguins vs Devils at 7PM
Islanders vs Hurricanes at 7PM
Jets vs Blue Jackets at 7PM
Lightning vs Maple Leafs at 7:30PM
Blues vs Panthers at 7:30PM
Predators vs Stars at 8:30PM
Wild vs Avalanche at 9PM
Canucks vs Coyotes at 10PM
Blackhawks vs Ducks at 10PM on NBCSN
Flames vs Kings at 10:30PM
Oilers vs Sharks at 10:30PM

NHL Playoff Standings

Atlantic Division

1. Montreal Canadiens, 46-25-9, 101 Points, Clinched Division

2. Ottawa Senators, 42-27-10, 94 Points

3. Boston Bruins, 44-30-6, 94 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

4. Toronto Maple Leafs, 39-25-15, 93 Points

Metropolitan Division

1. Washington Capitals, 54-18-8, 116 Points, Clinched Presidents' Trophy

2. Pittsburgh Penguins, 49-19-11, 109 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

3. Columbus Blue Jackets, 49-22-8, 106 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

4. New York Rangers, 47-27-6, 100 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

Central Division

1. Chicago Blackhawks, 50-22-8, 108 Points, Clinched Best Record in West Conference

2. Minnesota Wild, 47-25-8, 102 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

3. St. Louis Blues, 43-29-7, 93 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

4. Nashville Predators, 40-28-12 92 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

Pacific Division

1. Anaheim Ducks, 43-23-13, 101 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

2. Edmonton Oilers, 44-26-9, 97 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

3. San Jose Sharks, 45-28-7, 97 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

4. Calgary Flames, 44-32-4, 92 Points, Clinched Playoff Berth

WWE

205 Live Results

- Akira Tozawa defeated The Brian Kendrick

- Rich Swann defeated Oney Lorcan

- Austin Aries defeated TJ Perkins, Jack Gallagher and Mustafa Ali to become the #1 contender for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship

NXT results

- Peyton Royce defeated Aliyah

- Heavy Machinery defeated The Bollywood Boyz

- Oney Lorcan defeated El Vagabundo

So many great things have happen this week and some things were not so great. Today's Top Ten knows how to tell the difference with nine topics people are looking forward this week and only one that is meaningless and has absolutely nothing to do with movies, TV shows and sports.

(#10) Gifted starring Chris Evans and Jenny Slate will open in theaters starting tomorrow.

(#09) Stephen Bannon was removed from his post from the National Security Council.

(#08) Smurfs: The Lost Village starring Demi Lovato & Danny Pudi will be in theaters soon.

(#07) Comedian Louis C.K will host Saturday Night Live with musical guest Chainsmokers.

(#06) Going in Style starring Morgan Freeman & Micheal Caine opens in theaters tomorrow.

(#05) Washington Capitals won the Presidents' Trophy after the Canadiens beat the Sabres.

(#04) The Season Finale of Legends of Tomorrow scored 1.52 million viewers on The CW.

(#03) Comedy Central announced that Jordan Klepper will host a new nightly show this Fall.

(#02) North Carolina defeated Gonzaga last Monday to win the 2017 NCAA National TItle.

(#01) WrestleMania broke its attendance record at the Citrus Bowl with 75,245 last Sunday.

The Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live after WrestleMania were off the chain awesome as WWE made its last few days in Orlando, Florida memorable. For RAW, it all started with the Orlando crowd chanting Undertaker for the first five minutes of the show and then the Big Dog Roman Reigns declaring that "This is HIS yard Now", then came the return of The Hardy Boyz who successfully defended their newly won WWE Raw Tag Team Championship. After that came the announcements from Vince McMahon that there be a "Superstar Shake-Up" between Raw and SmackDown next week and that the new General Manger of Raw, 2017 WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle. We also got to see the main roster debut of The Revival and the return of Emma and Finn Balor. Over on SmackDown Live, Bray Wyatt challenged WWE Champion Randy Orton to a House of Horrors match and had another surprise for The Viper with the return of Erick Rowan. Plus, Tye Dillinger made his main roster debut to the Blue Brand along with the sensational Shinsuke Nakamura, and AJ Styles paid his respects to Shane McMahon after their match at WrestleMania. Now it hard to tell who had the best episode after WrestleMania, but Raw pulled away from SmackDown with the most rating of the week and were both No. 1 on Cable TV Monday and Tuesday respectively. WebChoice will you to turn your attention to all the from this week's action in WWE that well leave you going nuts.