This Week's UPDATES
We've finally have a new name for our 7-Day Postcast and this will be the last time you will every hear the old on this blog. The new name will be revealed once I have given a quick recap of the week and with so many happening around the world as we speak, it's hard to know where to begin. I can tell you that the first session at LaGaurdia Community College last week and I will receive my first college grades starting tomorrow. I can't say that I'm looking forward to this part of my college times, for I feel that I have to get pass every class that I took this spring in order to move to next session that's starting within one week from tomorrow. What else that could be coming to a close are the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup Finals, both will have major impacts on the upcoming off-seasons in basketball and hockey as well as the 2019-2020 seasons. We'll get into all of that right after you see the seven news pieces that made the cut for our new Roundup of News, of course that's not the new name.
7-Day
Round-Up
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Sunday
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Joe
Biden receives criticism for not attending the California Democratic
convention.
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Monday
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Forbes pronounced that Jay-Z has accumulated his fortune up
to $1 billion dollars.
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Tuesday
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Pelicans’
EVP David Griffin has begun listening to teams trading for Anthony Davis.
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Wednesday
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Democratic Party turn
down climate debate request made by candidate Jay Inslee.
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Thursday
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Mark
Stevens, a minority owner of the Warriors is banned after shoving Kyle Lowry.
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Friday
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The Good Place starring
Kristen Bell is ending after its 4th Season on NBC this Fall
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Saturday
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Sir
Winston wins the Belmont Stakes in a big upset after defining the odds 10 to
1
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In a shocking turn of events, the Toronto Raptors won not one but two games at Oracle Arena and now find themselves on the verge of putting their names in the sports history books. The same can be said for the St. Louis Blues who look to to pull off the one of the biggest upsets and come out celebration by the night has ended. I will be keeping a close eye on these NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Finals as no one can miss a second of what's going to happen. To keep within the spirit of sports, we also have a look this weekend in the MLB, all part of the latest Max Sports rundown of the week.
NBA Finals
(2) Raptors vs (1) Warriors
(All games are on ABC)
(Toronto leads the series 3-1)
Game 1: Raptors 118, Warriors 109
Game 2: Warriors 109, Raptors 104
Game 3: Raptors 123, Warriors 109
Game 4: Raptors 105, Warriors 92
Game 5: Golden State at Toronto, Tomorrow at 9PM
Game 6: Toronto at Golden State, Thursday at 9PM
Game 7: Golden State at Toronto, Next Sunday at 8PM
NHL: Stanley Cup Finals
St. Louis Blues vs Boston Bruins
(All games are at 8PM ET)
(St. Louis leads the series 3-2)
Game 1 (@BOS): Bruins 4, Blues 2
Game 2 (@BOS): Blues 3, Bruins 2 in Overtime
Game 3 @STL): Bruins 7, Blues 2
Game 4 @STL): Blues 4, Bruins 2
Game 5 (@BOS): Blues 2, Bruins 1
Game 6 @STL): Tomorrow on NBC
Game 7 (@BOS): Wednesday on NBC
MLB
Last Friday
Cardinals 3, Cubs 1
Indians 5, Yankees 2
Phillies 4, Reds 2
Diamondbacks 8, Blue Jays 2
Rockies 5, Mets 1
Twins 6, Tigers 3
Rays 5, Red Sox 1
Braves 7, Marlins 1
Athletics 5, Rangers 3
Astros 4, Orioles 3 in 11 Innings
Brewers 10, Pirates 4
Royals 6, White Sox 4
Mariners 6, Angels 2
Padres 5, Nationals 4
Giants 2, Dodgers 1
Yesterday
Rays 9, Red Sox 2
Rangers 10, Athletics 5
White Sox 2, Royals 0
Diamondbacks 6, Blue Jays 0
Phillies 4, Reds 1
Orioles 4, Astros 1
Tigers 9, Twins 3
Indians 8, Yankees 4
Brewers 5, Pirates 3
Braves 1, Marlins 0
Red Sox 5, Rays 1
Mets 5, Rockies 3
Dodgers 7, Giants 2
Cubs 9, Cardinals 4
Rangers 3, Athletics 1
Nationals 4, Padres 1
Angels 12, Mariners 3
Today
Rays vs Red Sox at 1:05PM
Reds vs Phillies at 1:05PM
Diamondbacks vs Blue Jays at 1:07PM
Rockies vs Mets at 1:10PM
Twins vs Tigers at 1:10PM
Yankees vs Indians at 1:10PM
Braves vs Marlins at 1:10PM
Orioles vs Astros at 2:10PM
Pirates vs Brewers at 2:10PM
White Sox vs Royals at 2:15PM
Athletics vs Rangers at 3:05PM
Mariners vs Angels at 4PM on ESPN+
Dodgers vs Giants at 4:05PM
Nationals vs Padres at 4:10PM
Cardinals vs Cubs at 7PM on ESPN
Our Main Story this week has more Basketball than you can handle, as I said before the NBA Finals will have a major impact on what's to come in the off-season. The Golden State Warriors find themselves on the brink of missing out on a third straight championship year in a row and have had to deal with the injury bug. For most of their series, the Warriors have played without Kevin Durant who is still dealing with a calf strain, we don't even know or not if he will play in Game 5 tomorrow, but if he were, i would be a big shocker if he were to help the Warriors win three straight games over the Raptors and turn their dynasty into a legacy. Their have been many reports about Durant after the Finals, he will be one of the many top layers whose names will be on free-agency list this Summer. Another name to add on that list is Kyrie Irving and for a while, the New York Knicks have had high hopes of signing him and KD so that their luck will begin to turn in a big way, But there's a second team who may land these two amazing players, and it's another team from New York, the Brooklyn Nets, some say that the Nets may have the best chance at getting Kyrie and KD, and as a Brooklyn Fan, I pray the rumors come true. I have been listen to ESPN all week about how the Nets can pull off such a deal maker, and the #KlicKNet viewers will be able to hear it for themselves in an all-new Web Choice playlist full of big talks.
Kevin Durant would leave the Warriors to shut people
like me up – Max Kellerman | First Take
Kyrie Irving to the Nets is becoming a real
possibility – but what about KD? | Get Up
Kyrie will likely follow Kevin Durant to the Nets
in free agency - Stephen A. | First Take
KD to the Knicks is like LeBron joining the Lakers –
why would you do it? – Snoop Dogg | First Take
Jimmy Butler could follow Kyrie Irving to the
Brooklyn Nets - Stephen Jackson | The Jump
Kyrie Irving, D'Angelo Russell would be a
'terrible fit' on Nets - Ryen Russillo | Hoop Streams
If Kevin Durant doesn't sign with the Knicks, James
Dolan should sell | Stephen A. Smith Show
CELEBRITY of the WEEK
Alexandra Shipp
Born: July 16, 1991
Starred in X-Men: Apocalypse and House of Anubis
Currently stars in Dark Phoenix
That's your Celebrity of the Week, Summer's fast approaching.
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