This Week's UPDATES
The Final Two Days of September are here and guess how I'm spending it, with a common cold in my nose. It started with a scratchy throat and now I feel a little congested, but either way I will give out this week's updates, and the best part about it is that I don't have school for the next two days after this. This week is going to epic of you are a wrestling fan, first we have the Season Premiere of WWE Monday Night Raw tomorrow night, on Wednesday, NXT finally goes two hours LIVE on USA Network and will go head-to-head with All Elite Wrestling's newest show on TNT called Dynamite. Friday Night is the 20th Anniversary of SmackDown on its new home on FOX, and next Sunday is WWE Hell In A Cell. So the wrestling community will be as busy as it has ever been this week and I know exactly how to start it off, with an all-new 7-Day Round Up that is.
7-Day
Round-Up
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Sunday
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Billy Porter makes history as the first
openly gay black man to win an Emmy award.
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Monday
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Disney released a brand-new trailer for
Frozen 2 on ABC’s Good Morning America.
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Tuesday
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Nancy Pelosi announces formal impeachment
inquiry into the current US President.
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Wednesday
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The
White House released the transcript of the President’s call with Ukraine
leader.
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Thursday
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will be the Super
Bowl LIV halftime performers in 2020.
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Friday
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Disney & Sony reach an agreement to
keep Tom Holland's Spider-Man in the MCU.
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Saturday
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Pete Alonso breaks the MLB rookie home run record with a total of 53 home runs.
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Today's the final day of the 2019 MLB Regular Season and there are some things that need to be settle, as most of the Postseason field has been made clear. We can confirm that the Oakland Athletics will host the American League Wild Card game against the Tampa Bay Rays with the winner taking on the Houston Astros in the American League Division Series. The second ALDS series is between the New York Yankees and the Minnesota Twins, meanwhile the National League side of the field will be determine by two games today. Either the St. Louis Cardinals or Milwaukee Brewers will win the NL Central Division and face the Atlanta Braves in the National League Division Series, the team that comes out short will have to face the Washington Nationals in the National League Wild Card game and would have to face an even bigger challenge with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS. To see all the games coming up today in baseball, let's take a look in a special edition of the Max Sports rundown.
MLB
Last FridayMLB
Tigers vs White Sox was postponed due to rain
Nationals 8, Indians 2
Pirates 6, Reds 5
Phillies 5, Marlins 4
Rays 6, Blue Jays 2
Mets 4, Braves 2
Orioles 5, Red Sox 1
Cubs 8, Cardinals 2
Yankees 14, Rangers 7
Tigers vs White Sox was canceled due to rain
Rockies 11, Brewers 7
Twins 6, Royals 2 in 7 Innings
Diamondbacks 6, Padres 3
Astros 4, Angels 0
Mariners 4, Athletics 3
Dodgers 9, Giants 2
Yesterday
Orioles 9. Red Sox 4
Blue Jays 4, Rays 1
White Sox 7, Tigers 1
Indians 10, Nationals 7
Dodgers 2, Giants 0
Phillies 9, Marlins 3
Reds 4, Pirates 2 in 12 Innings
Tigers 4, White Sox 3
Mets 3, Braves 0
Cubs 8, Cardinals 6
Twins 5, Royals 3
Rangers 9, Yankees 4
Diamondbacks 6, Padres 5
Rockies 3, Brewers 2
Astros 6, Angels 3
Athletics 1, Mariners 0
Today
Orioles vs Red Sox at 3:05PM
Indians vs Nationals at 3:05PM on TBS
Dodgers vs Giants at 3:05PM
Yankees vs Rangers at 3:05PM
Reds vs Pirates at 3:05PM
Marlins vs Phillies at 3:05PM
Astros vs Angels at 3:07PM
Rays vs Blue Jays at 3:07PM
Braves vs Mets at 3:10PM
Tigers vs White Sox at 3:10PM
Padres vs Diamondbacks at 3:10PM
Athletics vs Mariners at 3:10PM
Brewers vs Rockies at 3:10PM
Cubs vs Cardinals at 3:15PM
Twins vs Royals at 3:15PM
MLB Standings
AL Division Leaders
Central: Astros, 106-55, Clinched Division
East: Yankees, 103-58, Clinched Division
West: Twins, 101-60, Clinched Division
AL Wild Card
1. Athletics, 97-64, +1 GA, Clinched Wild Card
2. Rays, 96-65, Clinched Wild Card
NL Division Leaders
West: Dodgers, 105-56, Clinched Division and Best Record in League
East: Braves, 97-64, Clinched Division
Central: Cardinals, 90-71, Clinched Playoff Berth
NL Wild Card
1. Nationals, 92-69, +1.0 GA, Clinched Wild Card
2. Brewers, 89-72, Clinched Playoff Berth
NFL Week 4
Last Thursday
Eagles 34, Packers 27
Today
Titans vs Falcons at 1PM on CBS
Patriots vs Bills at 1PM on CBS
Chiefs vs Lions at 1PM on FOX
Raiders vs Colts at 1PM on CBS
Chargers vs Dolphins at 1PM on CBS
Redskins vs Giants at 1PM on FOX
Browns vs Ravens at 1PM on CBS
Panthers vs Texans at 1PM on FOX
Buccaneers vs Rams at 4:05PM on FOX
Seahawks vs Cardinals at 4:05PM on FOX
Vikings vs Bears at 4:25PM on CBS
Jaguars vs Broncos at 4:25PM on CBS
Cowboys vs Saints at 8:20PM on NBC
Tomorrow
Bengals vs Steelers at 8:15PM on ESPN
Bye Week
Jets, 49ers
Our Main Story this week will be devoted to our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, as you may remember it was a month ago when Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures ended their deal that allows the Web-Slinger to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Deadline Hollywood was the first to break this news saying that "Disney and Sony could not reach a new agreement for Marvel Studios and President Kevin Feige to have continued involvement in Spider-Man films. This meant we could not see Tom Holland in the MCU anymore after his latest performance in Spider-Man: Far From Home this past summer. It was also reported by Deadline that Disney was "seeking the 50/50 co-fi stake as the price for Marvel and Feige’s continued guiding hand that resulted in the delivery of Sony’s biggest grossing film ever. Sony declined to meet those terms or even counter with anything worth considering." Then last Friday, the Internet was hit with the biggest news of the week, that Sony and Disney have reached a new deal and then jointly announced that Marvel Studios and Feige would produce the sequel to Far From Home, with Tom Holland starring as Spider-Man once again. Personally, I was very saddened by this whole ordeal because we have no idea what is to become of Spider-Man in the MCU after the shocking mid-credit scene in Far From Home, but now all of my questions will be answered as the sequel will be released on July 16, 2021 with Jon Watts as the director again. To see the most wild reaction from has been a weekend full of crazy, let's dive in to a new #TwitterTrend that is sweeping the nation.
Variety @Variety
Sony,
Marvel Make Up: Companies Will Produce Third ‘Spider-Man’ Film
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
BREAKING:
Sony Pictures Entertainment and The Walt Disney Studios jointly announced today
that Marvel Studios and its President Kevin Feige will produce the third film
in the SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING series, starring Tom Holland. The film is
scheduled for release on July 16, 2021.
BuzzFeed News @BuzzFeedNews
BREAKING:
Sony announces that a third Spider-Man film will be produced with Marvel
Studios and Kevin Feige
Hollywood Reporter @THR
Terms
of the new Disney/Sony deal were not revealed but it will allow Marvel and its
chief, Kevin Feige, to produce and run creative point on one more #SpiderMan
movie that would star Tom Holland (@TomHolland1996)
Zendaya @Zendaya
manon 🍂
(fan account) @reedushiddles
SPIDER-MAN
IS BACK IN THE MCU THIS IS HAPPENING THIS IS NOT A DRILL I’M HYPERVENTILATING
CNBC Now @CNBCnow
Sony
Pictures and Walt Disney Studios reach deal to continue Spider-Man movie
partnership after split that threatened to also take the character out of the
Marvel Cinematic Universe https://t.co/eJQZLRMAN4?amp=1
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
As
part of the arrangement, Spider-Man will also appear in a future Marvel Studios
film. Amy Pascal will also produce
through Pascal Pictures, as she has on the first two Holland-led films.
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
Feige:
“I am thrilled that Spidey’s journey in the MCU will continue, and I and all of
us at Marvel Studios are very excited that we get to keep working on it."
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
Feige:
"Spider-Man is a powerful icon and hero whose story crosses all ages and
audiences around the globe. He also happens to be the only hero with the
superpower to cross cinematic universes..."
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
Pascal:
"Peter Parker’s story took a dramatic turn in Far From Home and I could
not be happier we will all be working together as we see where his journey
goes. This has been a winning partnership for the studios, the franchise and
the fans and I’m overjoyed it will continue.”
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
You
can thank Kevin Feige - Star Wars response (let's call it "the
force") for fast-tracking this Marvel Studios/Spider-Man announcement :)
Rob Keyes @rob_keyes
Tom
Holland gets a third Kevin Feige Spider-Man movie in the MCU, another team-up
in the MCU, and a new director in Travis Knight for the Uncharted movie. What a
Friday for him! And he's likely going to start appearing in Sony's Marvel
Universe villain pics.
Mark Berman @markberman
wait
but i thought they announced that they had broken up, never to reunite, and
also Spider-Man was launched into the sun never to reappear in any medium
again, it's almost like we all (me included) overreacted to public contract
negotiations between two massive companies
Matt D. Wilson @TheMattDWilson
Spider-Man: I Don't
Know Where My Home Is
CELEBRITY of the WEEK
Frances Conroy
Born: November 13, 1953
Starred in Six Fett Under Casual
Set to star in Joker
That's your Celebrity of the Week, Go Spidey!
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