The viewers/readers of this blog need a new name, so I'm gonna call all of you my KlicKNetters. Prepare yourself because we've got a lot to talk about today, and it all starts with a brand new 7-Day Round-Up.
7-Day Round-Up
Sunday
Original Wicked stars Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel reunite for duet singing "For Good" at the Tony Awards.
Today is the final day of the 2021 MLB season, and there's a lot that needs to decided before the Postseason begins this week. Lemme just say, I'm going to miss baseball like everyone, but once the World Series end later this October, we're still have plenty of sports to watch this fall. Football, Hockey, and Basketball are going to dominate our TVs, Computers and Phones and that's okay because we not only get see players play, assuming that they've all been vaccinated, we get to see more people in the crowd. So later today, let's all watch 30 teams play at (almost) the same time and give it their best final game of the regular season, see the schedule included down below in epically new Max Sports rundown.
MLB
Yesterday
Rays 12, Yankees 2
Blue Jays 10, Orioles 1
Red Sox 5, Nationals 3
Padres 3, Giants 2 in 10 Innings
Marlins 3, Phillies 1
Pirates 8, Reds 6
Rangers 7, Indians 2
White Sox 5, Tigers 4
Twins 4, Royals 0
Astros 10, Athletics 4
Cubs 6, Cardinals 5
Braves 6, Mets 5
Diamondbacks 11, Rockies 2
Mariners 6, Angels 4
Dodgers 8, Brewers 3
Today
Red Sox vs Nationals at 3:05PM
Reds vs Pirates at 3:05PM
Indians vs Rangers at 3:05PM
Padres vs Giants at 3:05PM
Rays vs Yankees at 3:05PM
Orioles vs Blue Jays at 3:07PM
Angels vs Mariners at 3:10PM
Rockies vs Diamondbacks at 3:10PM
Tigers vs White Sox at 3:10PM
Brewers vs Dodgers at 3:10PM
Twins vs Royals at 3:10PM
Athletics vs Astros at 3:10PM
Phillies vs Marlins at 3:10PM
Cubs vs Cardinals at 3:15PM
Mets vs Braves at 3:20PM
MLB Postseason Picture
American League
East: Rays, 100-61 - Clinched Division and Best Record in League
West: Astros, 94-67 - Clinched Division
Central: White Sox, 93-68 - Clinched Division
AL Wild Card:
1. Red Sox, 91-70
2. Yankees, 91-70
3. Blue Jays, 90-71 1 GB
4. Mariners, 90-71 1 GB
National League
West: Giants, 106-55 - Clinched Playoff Berth
Central: Brewers, 95-66 - Clinched Division
East: Braves, 87-73 - Clinched Division
NL Wild Card:
1. Dodgers, 105-56 - Clinched Playoff Berth
2. Cardinals, 90-71 - Clinched Wild Card
NFL
Week 4 Matchups
Last Thursday
Cincinnati Bengals 24, Jacksonville Jaguars 21
Today
Washington Football Team vs Atlanta Falcons at 1PM on FOX
Houston Texans vs Buffalo Bills at 1PM on CBS
Detroit Lions vs Chicago Bears at 1PM on FOX
Carolina Panthers vs Dallas Cowboys at 1PM on FOX
Indianapolis Colts vs Miami Dolphins at 1PM on CBS
Cleveland Browns vs Minnesota Vikings at 1PM on CBS
New Orleans Saints vs NY Giants at 1PM on FOX
Tennessee Titans vs NY Jets at 1PM on CBS
Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles at 1PM on CBS
Arizona Cardinals vs LA Rams at 4:05PM on FOX
Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers at 4:05PM on FOX
Baltimore Ravens vs Denver Broncos at 4:25PM on CBS
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Green Bay Packers at 4:25PM on CBS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs New England Patriots at 8:20PM on NBC
Tomorrow
Las Vegas Raiders vs LA Chargers at 8:15PM on ESPN
WWE
Crown Jewel match card
- Roman Reigns vs Brock Lesnar for the WWE Universal Championship
- Becky Lynch vs Bianca Belair vs Sasha Banks in a Triple Threat match for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship
2021 WWE Draft - Night 1
Round 1
1. Universal Champion Roman Reigns to SmackDown
2. WWE Champion Big E to Raw
3. Raw Women's Champion Charlotte Flair to SmackDown
4. Bianca Belair to Raw
Round 2
5. Drew McIntyre to SmackDown
6. Raw Tag Team Champions RK-Bro (Randy Orton & Riddle) to Raw
7. The New Day (Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods) to SmackDown
8. Edge to Raw
Round 3
9. Happy Corbin & Madcap Moss to SmackDown
10. WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Rhea Ripley & Nikki A.S.H. to Raw
11. Hit Row (Isaiah "Swerve" Scott, Top Dolla, Ashante "Thee" Adonis & B-Fab) to SmackDown
12. Keith "Bearcat" Lee to Raw
Round 4
13. Naomi to SmackDown
14. Rey & Dominik Mysterio to Raw
15. Jeff Hardy to SmackDown
16. Austin Theory to Raw
Supplementary Picks
To Raw:
- Akira Tozawa
- Alpha Academy (Otis & Chad Gable)
- Apollo Crews & Commander Azeez
- Doudrop
- Drake Maverick
- John Morrison
- Nia Jax
- 24/7 Champion Reggie
- R-Truth
- T-BAR
- Zelina Vega
To SmackDown:
- Aliyah
- Drew Gulak
- MACE
- Mansoor
- Mustafa Ali
- Toni Storm
Our Main Topic this weeks is once again on COVID-19, I've wrote many stories about this god-awful virus, must like last week when talked about President Biden and several world leaders taking part in a virtual summit on how to end the pandemic. We all know by now that they plan to do that with the United States offering vaccines to countries who need them the most. We also how Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson have created the three most popular vaccines out there, although reports have said the Moderna vaccine is most popular and most protective than the other two, and I should know. Other pharmaceuticals have made progress with trying to create some kind of treatment for this virus, but there is one that has made something that what people are calling a "game changer." In Germany, a pharmaceutical company called Merck & Co. has been working on an experimental antiviral pill that they named "molnupiravir," good luck trying to that five times fast or trying to pronounce it all. This pill is meant to reduce hospitalizations and deaths by half in people who had recently been infected with COVID-19, and findings from a recent study last Friday proves that to be true. But let's try to understand that these study results, which were released by the company, haven't been peer-reviewed at this time. Peer-review is when a group of scientists complete a study and writes it up in the form of an article, then submit it to a journal for publication. The authors may then revise their article and resubmit it for consideration, so in the case of Merck, stuff's not done yet. Even more so, the company has not asked health officials around the world to authorize its use but says it will soon, and if approved, it would become the first oral antiviral treatment for COVID-19. One funny thing about this pill is that it reminds of the trailer for The Matrix Resurrections with all of those blue pills Neo's been taking. In fact, I understand the concept of the red pill, blue pill, one shows you the real world and the other taste like raspberries. And you know Coke and Pepsi are just like the red pill, blue pill because they tastes differently and one of them makes you feel that you're living in a pre-pandemic world (Coke). As for the orange pill from Merck, it would be a miracle that this could be want ends the COVID-19 pandemic and I'll keep you KlicKNetters updated for more information, like right now of course. Here's a special health edition of the Web Choice playlist with news media outlets explain almost everything.
Merck Covid-19 antiviral reduced hospitalization rates in the unvaccinated
Dr. Scott Gottlieb: Merck's oral Covid-19 pill is a 'profound game changer'
Merck anti-viral Covid drug is an 'important advance,' says Dr. Fauci
Merck antiviral pill ‘could be a game changer’
Merck's COVID-19 pill is a huge game changer: Physician
Merck's antiviral pill may help beat COVID-19, but vaccines and testing still needed
Merck Says Covid Pill Cuts Risk of Hospitalization, Death By 50 Percent
CELEBRITY of the WEEK
Will Patton
Born: June 14, 1954
Starred in Remember the Titans and Armageddon
Set to star in Halloween Kills
That's your Celebrity of the Week, Hope for the Best from what we've discussed.
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