This Week's UPDATES

7-Day Round-Up
Sunday
New York State Cinema Owners begin to scramble staff up for the re-openings of movie theaters.	KlicK
Monday
The Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania to count mail-in ballots received 3 days after Election Day.	KlicK
Tuesday
Zendaya announces two special episodes of HBO Euphoria to premiere sometime in December.	KlicK
Wednesday
Former president Barack Obama speaks at a drive-in rally in Pennsylvania for Former VP Joe Biden.	KlicK
Thursday
The President and Joe Biden face off in the final presidential debate moderated by Kristin Welker.	KlicK
Friday
AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson resume late-stage trials for COVID-19 vaccines after halting.	KlicK
Saturday
Khabib Nurmagomedov announces retirement from UFC after father passed from COID-19.	KlicK

I had so much work to do yesterday, aside from my cleaning chores, I spend the whole day writing notes in my binder and typing another report for college biology. So much for picking the easiest branch of natural science for my last semester at LaGuardia, and I's gonna get even harder know that they announcing Mid-Terms and what not. But moving on from me to what's in stored for This Week's Updates, we have got another batch of stunning news within the 7-Day Round-Up, and last night a thrilling Game 4 of the World Series which was am absolute game-changer between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Tampa Bay Rays. Also, make sure to see what's on the Max Sports rundown with the lineup for NFL Week 7 today and the updated look at the match card for tonight's WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per-view event.

2020 World Series

(1) Los Angeles Dodgers vs (1) Tampa Bay Rays

(All Games at 8PM on FOX)

(Series tied at 2-2)

Game 1: Dodgers 8, Rays 3

Game 2: Rays 6, Dodgers 4

Game 3: Dodgers 6, Rays 2

Game 4: Rays 7, Dodgers 8

Game 5: Tonight, Los Angeles vs Tampa Bay

Game 6: Tuesday, Tampa Bay vs Los Angeles

Game 7: Wednesday, Tampa Bay vs Los Angeles (If necessary)

NFL Week 7

Last Thursday

Philadelphia Eagles 22, New York Giants 21

Today

Detroit Lions vs Atlanta Falcons at 1PM on FOX

Cleveland Browns vs Cincinnati Bengals at 1PM on CBS

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Tennessee Titans at 1PM on CBS

Carolina Panthers vs New Orleans Saints at 1PM on FOX

Buffalo Bills vs New York Jets at 1PM on CBS

Dallas Cowboys vs Washington Football Team at 1PM on FOX

Green Bay Packers vs Houston Texans at 1PM on FOX

Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona Cardinals at 4:05PM on FOX

Kansas City Chiefs vs Denver Broncos at 4:25PM on CBS

San Francisco 49ers vs New England Patriots at 4:25PM on CBS

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Los Angeles Chargers at 4:25PM on CBS

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Las Vegas Raiders at 8:20PM on NBC

Tomorrow

Chicago Bears vs Los Angeles Rams at 8:15PM on ESPN

Bye Week

Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings

WWE

Hell In A Cell match card

- Roman Reigns vs Jey Uso in a Hell in a Cell "I Quit" match for the WWE Universal Championship

- Drew McIntyre vs Randy Orton in a Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Championship

- Bayley vs Sasha Banks in a Hell in a Cell match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship

- Jeff Hardy vs Elias

- Otis (contract holder) vs The Miz for Otis' Money in the Bank contract

AEW

Full Gear match card

- Rey Fenix or Kenny Omega vs Adam Page or Wardlow in the AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament Finals

- Cody vs Darby Allin for the AEW TNT Championship

- FTR vs The Young Bucks for the AEW World Tag Team Championship

- Jon Moxley vs Eddie Kingston in an "I Quit" match for the AEW World Championship

- Matt Hardy vs Sammy Guevara in a Elite Deletion match

Our Main Story this week is about NBA and a new update of what might coming for the 2020-21 season. We know that the NBA wants fans to be allowed in attendance even though there's no vaccine that can get the NBA arenas across the nation at full capacity of screaming and passionate fans. Also, the NBA is trying to limit travel for all 30 teams so they don't have to keeping hoping a plane from city to city, but what has not yet been figured out is when the 2020-21 season will start and how many games will be played for each teams, until last Friday. ESPN reported that the NBA is "pursuing a pre-Christmas Day start and a reduced regular-season schedule for the 2020-2021 season, abandoning plans to delay the opening with hopes of incorporating fans back into arenas." The board of governors of the NBA meet last Friday to discussing possible changes to plans which include as followed: a 72-game regular season, a play-in tournament, no All-Star Game or All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis, and a two-week break at the midway point of the season.

After sharing these plans with the board of governors, the league plans to move quickly to complete negotiations with the National Basketball Players Association to implement the plan as a deadline for the a CBA agreement is next Friday, October 30. A couple of things to point out from this, the reduction of regular-season games would not only allow the league to have a play-in tournament format for both conferences, but also allow the NBA to finish its season before the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan which was postponed from this past summer to next. From what I've heard, the date the NBA is going for a "pre-Christmas start" is December 22nd which helps the league's television partners -- ESPN and Turner -- big time as Christmas Day games are very important to all parties involved. Finally, the NBA strongly prefers to stay out of a bubble format and have discussed travel and game schedules that would keep teams in a marketplace longer and playing multiple games, similar to the series format for MLB games. Thinking about, I actually like that idea a lot for we might see a NBA that we've never seen before and keep in mind, the league plans to celebrate its 75th Anniversary next year, hope their plans don't get derailed like everything else this year. For more on the details on what the NBA is planning for its upcoming season, here is a new Web Choice playlist with other people's thoughts and opinions.