This Week's Updates, 9/22/2019

This Week's UPDATES

The Fall Season is finally here and nobody can wait for what television has to offer with over a dozen new shows coming to major networks and cable channels, it looks like it's going to be an all-out war. I can tell you something else, people will be trying to watch the 2019 Primetime Emmys tonight 8PM ET on FOX and it's come apparent that anything can happen, some are wondering how they're going to the open and close the show with no host this year. Either way, we will see a fresh side of the Emmys while honoring those precious actors and shows in television and online streaming as I honor seven news-worthy topics every week in our 7-Day Round Up like this one.

*7-Day Round-Up*
Sunday	Ric Ocasek, the lead singer of the band “The Cars” passed away at the age of 75.	KlicK
Monday	Saturday Night Live fires Shane Gills for making racial comments against Asians.	KlicK
Tuesday	The DOJ seeks to block Edward Snowden from profiting off from his new memoir.	KlicK
Wednesday	Joe Tsai becomes the full owner of both the Brooklyn Nets and the Barclays Center.	KlicK
Thursday	Josh Rosen has been named the new starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins.	KlicK
Friday	New England Patriots release Antonio Brown after 2 accusations of sexual assault.	KlicK
Saturday	E! is reporting that Miley Cyrus and Kaitlynn Carter are ending their relationship.	KlicK

After today, we will be entering the final week of the 2019 MLB Season and teams are scrambling to finish line to get ahead in the standings or slow each other down. If what's happening in the NFL right now is any implications, then the last week before the MLB Postseason will be a dozy. Let's see what the Max Sports Rundown has for us today for more insight on which baseball teams have the best chance of getting the few spots in the Postseason and we'll also what coming up today in Week 3 in the NFL.

MLB
Last Friday
Cardinals 2, Cubs 1
Yankees 4, Blue Jays 3
Orioles 5, Mariners 3
Rays 5, Red Sox 4 in 11 Innings
White Sox 10, Tigers 1
Indians 5, Phillies 2
Mets 8, Reds 1
Nationals 6, Marlins 4
Braves 6, Giants 0
Astros 6, Angels 4
Brewers 10, Pirates 1
Twins 4, Royals 3
Dodgers 12, Rockies 5
Athletics 8, Rangers 0
Diamondbacks 9, Padres 0
Yesterday
Yankees 7, Blue Jays 2
Cardinals 9, Cubs 8
Reds 3, Mets 2
Rays 5, Red Sox 4 in 11 Innings
White Sox 5, Tigers 3
Nationals 10, Marlins 4
Mariners 7, Orioles 6
Angels 8, Astros 4
Royals 12, Twins 5
Phillies 9, Indians 4
Brewers 10, Pirates 1
Braves 8, Giants 1
Diamondbacks 4, Padres 2
Athletics 12, Rangers 3
Rockies 4, Dodgers 2
Today
Blue Jays vs Yankees at 1:05PM
Mariners vs Orioles at 1:05PM
Red Sox vs Rays at 1:10PM
White Sox vs Tigers at 1:10PM
Mets vs Reds at 1:10PM
Giants vs Braves at 1:20PM
Angels vs Astros at 2:10PM
Pirates vs Brewers at 2:10PM
Royals vs Twins at 2:10PM
Cardinals vs Cubs at 2:20PM
Nationals vs Marlins at 6:10PM
Rangers vs Athletics at 4:07PM
Diamondbacks vs Padres at 4:10PM
Rockies vs Dodgers at 4:10PM on ESPN+
Phillies vs Indians at 6:30PM on ESPN

MLB Standings
AL Division Leaders
Central: Astros, 101-54, Clinched Playoff Berth
East: Yankees, 101-55, Clinched Division
West: Twins, 95-60
AL Wild Card
1. Athletics, 94-61, +2 GA
2. Rays, 92-63
3. Indians, 91-64, 1 GB
NL Division Leaders
West: Dodgers, 99-56, Clinched Division
East: Braves, 96-60, Clinched Division
Central: Cardinals, 88-67
NL Wild Card
1. Nationals, 85-68, +1 GA
2. Brewers, 85-70
3. Cubs, 82-73, 3 GB
4. Mets, 80-74, 4.5 GB
5. Diamondbacks, 80-75, 5 GB
6. Phillies, 79-74, 5 GB

NFL: Week 3
Last Thursday
Jaguars 20, Titans 7
Today
Bengals vs Bills at 1PM on CBS
Dolphins vs Cowboys at 1PM on FOX
Broncos vs Packers at 1PM on FOX
Falcons vs Colts at 1PM on CBS
Ravens vs Chiefs at 1PM on CBS
Raiders vs Vikings at 1PM on FOX
Jets vs Patriots at 1PM on CBS
Lions vs Eagles at 1PM on FOX
Panthers vs Cardinals at 4:05PM on FOX
Giants vs Buccaneers at 4:05PM on FOX
Texans vs Chargers at 4:25PM on CBS
Steelers vs 49ers at 4:25PM on CBS
Saints vs Seahawks at 4:25 on CBS
Rams vs Browns at 8:20PM on NBC
Tomorrow
Bears vs Redskins at 8:15PM on ESPN

Our Main Story this week is all about Antonio Brown as he put it best in three simple words "The marathon continues." After playing for the New England Patriots in just the span of eleven days, the team has released him due to accusations of sexual assault by two separate women. It's hard to put into a complete sentence what this has meant for NFL fans and players who have watched and listen to the drama that is Antonio Brown, first he went from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Oakland Raiders, then there was grievances about his helmet, then he asked to be released from the Raiders and signed a new deal with the Patriots. Brown was involved in the Patriots' Week 2 victory over the Miami Dolphins last week and then came the alleged sexual assault cases that has put Brown back in the spotlight in a very bad way. The Patriots had no choice but to release him last Friday afternoon, but we did thank the team for the opportunity they gave him despite it being cut too short too early, and everyone is wondering what's next for Antonio Brown after this one. While the world is waiting for an answer, let's look at previous reaction from many sports media outlets and other places in a special edition of the Web Choice playlist.