This Week's UPDATES

It warms my heart to see American Baseball on my TV again, LIVE and In Living Color. That's right the 2020 MLB Season is finally underway and it's going to be a joy yo see all the sports I love on TV this Summer. The NBA and NHL are set to make their returns later this week and while we can be there see them play in-person, we are all so glad to see that things starting to return to normal slowly. We'll have more baseball to talk about today, but first, it's time again at the beginning at each post that we take a deep dive into this week's 7-Day Round-Up. The last thing on the list is a real heart breaker and I want to take this time to say how saddened I am to here hear that Regis Philbin has passed away yesterday, most of us knew him from Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? and Live with Regis and Kelly on ABC. Those shows are still going strong thanks to his influence on them, as many TV personalities and actors have been inspired by his work and know it can never be matched or outdone. Later on, we're going to look at Regis Philbin's best moments over the years and perhaps hear from others who knew him very well and what he meant to them in life.

*7-Day Round-Up*
Sunday	Disney World bans visitors wearing face masks from eating and drinking while walking.	KlicK
Monday	New York City begins Phase Four in its reopening plan amid the COVID-19 pandemic.	KlicK
Tuesday	Former NBA player Kevin Garnett prepares for a bid to purchase the Minnesota Timberwolves.	KlicK
Wednesday	US agrees to pay Pfizer and BioNTech $1.95B for 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine.	KlicK
Thursday	The New NHL team coming in the 2021-22 season is officially named the ‘Seattle Kraken.’	KlicK
Friday	Gaming Network G4 TV teases during Comic-Con@Home it will be relaunched in 2021.	KlicK
Saturday	Regis Philbin, host of original “Who Wants to be a Millionaire,” passed away at age 88.	KlicK

The 2020 MLB season is in full swing and we've got a weekend full of games from across the nation. While there's only 60 games this year and teams can only in their respective regions (East, Central, West), we can all look forward to one incredible fact. That is that we will have an expanded postseason this year, even though it may only be for this year. From a 10-team format to a 16-team format, this shortened has created more opportunities for teams to get a shot at making the postseason and the way it look is like this: All first and second place teams in the six divisions will qualify for the playoffs, that makes twelve, the final two spots in each league will be determined from the remaining teams with the best win-loss records, rounding out the field to a total of sixteen. The teams in each league will be seeded by division winners from 1–3, second place teams from 4–6, and best teams remaining, or in better terms Wild Card teams will be seeded 7–8. The league and players union agreed to this last Thursday just moments before the first pitch on Opening Night in Washington, D.C., they have also said that seeding ties will be resolved by head-to-head record, intra-league record, and record in final 20 intra-league games, to remove the necessity for additional games. For the scheduling of the 16-team postseason, the first round will be a set of three games called the Wild Card Series, with all games to be played at the home stadium of the higher seeded team and set between late September and early October. After that, the postseason will follow the usual pattern of five-game Division series, seven-game League Championship Series, and a seven-game World Series which will get done by the very end of October. It's amazing how the MLB and players union we're able to squeeze this all in more the season got started last Thursday and were able to play games in November which is likely when a second wave of COVID-19 will commence. To see how teams are doing in Opening Weekend of the MLB, here's a very fun edition of the Max Sports Rundown with a whole lot more games that I have been waiting a long time to write down.

MLB

Yesterday

Brewers 8, Cubs 3

Orioles 7, Red Sox 2

]White Sox 10, Twins 3

Cardinals 9, Pirates 1

Rays 4, Blue Jays 1

Phillies 7, Marlins 1

Rockies 3, Rangers 2

Astros 7, Mariners 2

Giants 5, Dodgers 4

Braves 5, Mets 3 in 10 Innings

Angels 4, Athletics 1

Tigers 6, Reds 4

Royals 3, Indians 2 in 10 Innings

Nationals 9, Yankees 2

Padres 5, Diamondbacks 1

Today

Marlins vs Phillies at 1:05PM

Yankees vs Nationals at 1:05PM on TBS

Tigers vs Reds at 1:10PM

Royals vs Indians at 1:10PM

Blue Jays vs Rays at 1:10PM

Orioles vs Red Sox at 1:35PM

Twins vs White Sox at 2:10PM

Mariners vs Astros at 2:10PM

Pirates vs Cardinals at 2:15PM

Brewers vs Cubs at 2:20PM

Rockies vs Rangers at 2:35PM

Angels vs Athletics at 4:10PM

Diamondbacks vs Padres at 4:10PM

Braves vs Mets at 7PM on ESPN

Giants vs Dodgers at 10PM on ESPN

Tomorrow

Angels vs Athletics at 3:40PM

Diamondbacks vs Padres at 4:10PM on ESPN

Blue Jays vs Nationals at 6:05PM

Cubs vs Reds at 6:40PM

Braves vs Reds at 6:40PM

Yankees vs Phillies at 7:05PM on ESPN+

Brewers vs Pirates at 7:05PM

White Sox vs Indians at 7:10PM

Royals vs Tigers at 7:10PM

Mariners vs Astros at 7:10PM

Orioles vs Marlins at 7:10PM

Mets vs Red Sox at 7:30PM on ESPN

NBA

Scrimmages Schedule

Yesterday

Lakers 119, Magic 112

Bucks 131, Kings 123

Jazz 101, Heat 99

Nets 124, Spurs 119

Clippers 105, Wizards 100

Pelicans 119, Nuggets 104

Today

76ers vs Thunder at 12PM

Suns vs Celtics at 1:30PM

Pacers vs Mavericks at 4PM

Trail Blazers vs Raptors at 6PM

Rockets vs Grizzlies at 8PM

Tomorrow

Wizards vs Lakers at 3PM

Kings vs Clippers at 4PM

Jazz vs Nets at 5:30PM

Magic vs Nuggets at 7PM

Pelicans vs Bucks at 8PM

Our Main Story this week is what I've already promised, a look back at the career and the life of Regis Philbin. To do so, we will see most of his best highlights in a very emotional Web Choice playlist with the Entertainment world showing their love and sadness for this wonderful man.