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Thursday, January 19, 2017

Radio Show 1/18/17: NFL Playoffs, Ex-Browns, Rodgers or Brady & More

Monday, December 26, 2016

TV Tonight 12.26

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Lions @ Cowboys (ESPN, 8:15pm)

NBA
Cavaliers @ Pistons (FOX Sports Ohio, 7:30pm)
Pacers @ Bulls (NBA TV, 8pm)
Nuggets @ Clippers (NBA TV, 10:30pm)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Camping World Independence Bowl: North Carolina State vs. Vanderbilt (ESPN 2, 5pm)

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WWE Raw (USA, 8pm)
iHeartRadio Jingle Ball 2016 (The CW, 8pm)
Hairspray Live! (NBC, 8pm)
Happy New Year, Charlie Brown (ABC, 8pm)
Kevin Can Wait (CBS, 8pm)
Man With A Plan (CBS, 8:30pm)

Rudolph's Shiny New Year (ABC, 9pm)
Kevin Can Wait (CBS, 9pm)
Man With A Plan (CBS, 9:30pm)

The Great American Baking Show (ABC, 10pm)
Scorpion (CBS, 10pm)

Sunday, December 18, 2016

TV Tonight 12.18

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Saints @ Cardinals (FOX, 4pm)
Raiders @ Chargers (CBS, 4:25pm)
Buccaneers @ Cowboys (NBC, 8:20pm)

NBA
Kings @ Mavericks (NBA TV, 7pm)

NHL
Blue Jackets @ Canucks (FOX Sports Ohio, 4pm)
Sharks @ Blackhawks (NHL, 7pm)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Gonzaga @ Tennessee (ESPN 2, 4pm)
Clemson vs. Alabama (ESPNU, 4pm)
Texas Southern @ TCU (ESPNU, 6pm)

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The Sound Of Music (ABC, 7pm)

The Librarians (TNT, 8pm)
The Simpsons (FOX, 8pm)
Son Of Zorn (FOX, 8:30pm)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 8:30pm)

The Undefeated In-Depth: Serena Williams with Common (ESPN, 9pm)
Shameless, SEASON FINALE (Showtime, 9pm)
Family Guy (FOX, 9pm)
The Last Man On Earth (FOX, 9:30pm)
Madam Secretary (CBS, 9:30pm)

The Affair (Showtime, 10pm)
The Royals (E!, 10pm)
Eyewitness (USA, 10pm)
Elementary (CBS, 10:30pm)

Sunday, December 11, 2016

TV Tonight 12.11

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Seahawks @ Packers (FOX, 4:25pm)
Cowboys @ Giants (NBC, 8:20pm)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Tennessee @ North Carolina (ESPN, 5pm)

SOCCER
MLS: Seattle Sounders FC @ Toronto FC (FOX Sports 1, 6:30pm)

OTHER SPORTS
DRL Drone Racing (ESPN 2, 9pm & 10pm)

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Frozen (ABC, 8pm)
The Simpsons (FOX, 8pm)
The Dick Van Dyke Show - Now In Living Color (CBS, 8pm)
Ash vs Evil Dead, SEASON FINALE (STARZ, 8pm)
Son Of Zorn (FOX, 8:30pm)
Blunt Talk, SEASON FINALE (STARZ, 8:30pm)

The Walking Dead, Mid-Season Finale (AMC, 9pm)
Shameless (Showtime, 9pm)
Madam Secretary (CBS, 9pm)
Family Guy (FOX, 9pm)
The Last Man On Earth (FOX, 9:30pm)
Mariah's World (E!, 9pm)

Elementary (CBS, 10pm)
Divorce, SEASON FINALE (HBO, 10pm)
The Affair (Showtime, 10pm)
Talking Dead (AMC, 10:26pm)
The Royals (E!, 10pm)
Eyewitness (USA, 10pm)

Thursday, December 1, 2016

TV Tonight 12.1

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
NFL Thursday Night Kickoff (CBS/NFL Network, 8pm)
Cowboys @ Vikings (NBC/NFL Network, 8:25pm)

NBA
Clippers @ Cavaliers (TNT/FOX Sports Ohio, 8pm)
Rockets @ Warriors (TNT, 10:30pm)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
WOMENS: South Carolina @ Texas (ESPN 2, 7pm)
Columbia @ Seton Hall (FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
Cincinnati @ Iowa State (ESPN, 9pm)
Oregon State @ Mississippi State (ESPNU, 9pm)

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DC's Legends Of Tomorrow (The CW, 8pm)
A Charlie Brown Christmas (ABC, 8pm)
Rosewood (FOX, 8pm)
The Big Bang Theory (CBS, 8pm)
IMPACT Wrestling (POP, 8pm)
The Great Indoors (CBS, 8:30pm)

The Great American Baking Show, PREMIERE (ABC, 9pm)
Pitch (FOX, 9pm)
Supernatural (The CW, 9pm)
Mom (CBS, 9pm)
Life In Pieces (CBS, 9:30pm)

Pure Genius (CBS, 10pm)
Falling Water (USA, 10pm)
Greatest Party Story Ever and Other Epic Tales (MTV, 11pm)

Radio Show 11.30.16: Buckeyes, CFB Playoff, Best QBs, Most Valued Team, Russell Westbrook & More

Thursday, November 24, 2016

TV Tonight 11.24

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Redskins @ Cowboys (FOX, 4:30pm)
Steelers @ Colts (NBC, 8:30pm)

NHL
Hurricanes @ Canadiens (NHL, 7:30pm)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
LSU @ Texas A&M (ESPN, 7:30pm)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
New Mexico vs. Virginia Tech (ESPN, 4:30pm)
Gonzaga vs. Quinnipiac (ESPN 2, 6:30pm)
Butler @ Vanderbilt (FOX Sports 1, 8pm)
Seton Hall vs. Florida (ESPN 2, 8:30pm)
Dayton vs. Nebraska (ESPNU, 8:30pm)
Santa Clara @ Arizona (FOX Sports 1, 10:30pm)
Portland vs. UCLA (ESPN2, 11pm)

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The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration (ABC, 8pm)
Rosewood (FOX, 8pm)
The Big Bang Theory (CBS, 8pm)
IMPACT Wrestling (POP, 8pm)
The Great Indoors (CBS, 8:30pm)

Pitch (FOX, 9pm)
Mom (CBS, 9pm)
Life In Pieces (CBS, 9:30pm)

Pure Genius (CBS, 10pm)

Thursday, November 17, 2016

Radio Show 11.16.16: On Browns, Tony Romo & Cowboys, Klay Thompson, CFB Playoff & Fact or Fiction

Monday, November 7, 2016

Browns Recap 11.7.16: Dallas Cowboys @ Cleveland Browns

By Katelin Marshall, @KatelinKnowsCLE

The Cleveland Browns fall to 0-9 after their 35-10 loss to the Cowboys. The Browns became the first team since 1964 to give up 25+ points in the first nine games of the season. Overall this game was terrible and it started on the first drive. Center Cam Erving got ejected from the game after a personal foul flag for throwing the helmet of Cowboy's defensive tackle David Irving. Irving was also ejected for a personal foul on Erving.

Browns Offense

The Browns offense was terrible on Sunday, only managing 222 yards. 177 yards were through the air. Cody Kessler was 19/27 passing with 203, a touchdown with a quarterback rating of 104.4. Kessler was sacked four times for 26 yards and ended up having x-rays done on his leg after the game. He's still expected to start Thursday against the Ravens.

The Browns leading receiver was running back Isaiah Crowell, who caught four passes for 63 yards. 44 of them were on a catch and run on the first drive of the game, which set up a field goal. Terrelle Pryor caught five passes for 47 yards, one of which was a 12 yard touchdown at the end of the first half. And Corey Coleman caught three passes for 41 yards in his first game back after breaking his hand before week 3.

The running game was horrible and wasn't used because deficit the Browns found themselves in. Duke Johnson had 30 yards on five carries and Crowell had four yards on six carries. Kessler also had 11 yards on the ground on two carries.

The Browns were 1/9 on third down and only had the ball for 20:21. They couldn't keep their own defense off the field. But the offense, at the very least, did protect the ball this week...not committing a turnover.

Browns Defense

Defensively, the Browns gave up 423 yards. 255 of those yards were through the air. Dak Prescott was 21/27 for 247 yards, three touchdowns and had a quarterback rating of 141.8. Prescott didn't turn the ball over. He was given a clean pocket all game, only hit once (which was by Jamie Collins Sr) and wasn't sacked. He also had 20 yards on the ground on four carries. Mark Sanchez threw one pass for eight yards.

Jason Witten had a huge game. Eight catches for 134 yards and a touchdown. This was Witten's first 100 yard game since week 17 in 2013...yes 2013...2.5 seasons ago. Cole Beasley also had a solid game, catching six passes for 56 yards and a touchdown. Dez Bryant was held in check though. He only had one catch for 19 yards...and was only targeted four times.

On the ground Dallas did whatever they wanted. Ezekiel Elliott had 92 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. Alfred Morris had 56 yards on 17 carries. Dallas as a team averaged four yards per carry and had a 168 yards on the ground.

The combination off all that resulted in Dallas controlling the clock for over 39 mins. They were 8/12 on third down and were also 2/2 on fourth down. The Browns leading tacklers were Demario Davis with 10 tackles, Christian Kirksey had nine tackles and new Brown Jamie Collins Sr had eight tackles.

Most Valuable Brown

Cody Kessler is the MVB of this week. This game was terrible but Kessler had another solid game. Considering how badly the right side of the offensive line played (Alvin Bailey and Austin Pasztor) Kessler really did do the best he could. Kessler is the starter for the rest of the year, so its exciting to see if he can potentially become the quarterback of the future for the Browns.

Friday, November 4, 2016

Browns Preview 11.4.16: Dallas Cowboys @ Cleveland Browns

By Katelin Marshall, @KatelinKnowsCLE

The (6-1) Dallas Cowboys travel to Cleveland to take on the (0-8) Browns. Last week the Cowboys beat the Eagles 29-23 in overtime. The Browns lost 31-28 last week to the Jets. The Browns will have Corey Coleman back for this week. And Jamie Collins is expected to make his Browns debut.

Browns Offense vs Cowboys Defense

The Browns are expected to start Cody Kessler this week. Last week, the starter was a returning Josh McCown, who threw for 341 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions. The Cowboys are ranked 18th in pass defense and the Browns should have some success. In week two with McCown, Corey Coleman caught five passes for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Last week, Pryor caught six passes for 101 yards. With a complete passing game along with guys like Barnidge, Johnson, and Hawkins the Browns will have to score a ton of points to keep it close.

With a struggling running game, the Browns might be forced to throw the ball a ton, The Browns are going to have run the ball some, but don't expect a lot of carries. Duke Johnson should get a ton of snaps because of his ability to catch the ball out of the back field, and hopefully keep the Dallas defense honest at times.

To win this game, whether its Cody Kessler or Josh McCown, will have to take care of the football. His four interceptions this year, is one of the main reasons the Browns lost his two starts. If McCown can just play smart and not force anything, he can keep them in this game.

Browns Defense vs Cowboys Offense

Defensively the Browns are going to struggle. They give up the second most yards on the ground per game and Ezekiel Elliott is the number one rusher in the league. All Dallas needs to do this week is hand the ball off to Elliott. It might be that easy for Dallas this week. As long as Elliott keeps hold of the ball, he should have a huge game on the ground...Jamie Collins should help a little, but he's only 1/11 guys on the field.

Dallas should have a good game in the passing game. The Browns struggle with covering the slot receiver and tight end, and Dak Prescott's main targets are Cole Beasley and Jason Witten. They have 67 catches between them and four touchdowns. Also running back Zeke Elliott is really good at catching the ball out of the backfield and is already one of the best pass protecting running backs in the league.

The Browns will need to force turnovers and can't give up dumb plays. If the Browns can force a couple of turnovers then maybe and stop the Dallas defense on third and long then maybe the Browns can pull off the win. It may seem like a trap game for Dallas but with rookies Dak Prescott and Elliott along with vets like Dez Bryant and Jason Witten that would seem unlikely.

Five Guys to Watch

Corey Coleman: First game back since week two, He had success with McCown at quarterback and with the threat of Pryor...it should open up an opportunity for him. Also this is a good time for him to knock the dust off and start the second half of the season refreshed.

Duke Johnson: Johnson should get most of the snaps this week. He is a threat in the passing game and will need some carries to open up the passing game. Also with McCown needing to play it safe, Johnson is the main target for check down passes.

Jamie Collins: Unsure how much he will play, but he's already the Browns best player on defense. Its that simple.

Christian Kirksey: Kirksey has grown into a really solid linebacker. He will need to have a big game in the run defense to help stop Zeke from running wild.

Ray Horton: The defensively play-calling will determine how this game goes. Will the Browns sell out on the run and force Prescott to beat them or be more balanced.

Injury Report
Weather:
Betting Line: Dallas -7

Predictions

Dallas 35 - Browns 17

Browns fall to 0-9 and are getting closer to their quest for imperfection. The Browns will have no answer for Dallas' running game this week. But if you have either Pryor or Coleman on your fantasy team it might be good to start them because they will get a lot of targets and should get you some points in garbage time. Let's just hope the Browns stay healthy this week since the Browns have a Thursday night game in Baltimore next week.

Sunday, October 30, 2016

TV Tonight 10.30

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

2016 WORLD SERIES
Game 5: Indians @ Cubs (FOX, 8pm)

NFL
Packers @ Falcons (FOX, 4:25pm)
Eagles @ Cowboys (NBC, 8:20pm)

NBA
Wizards @ Grizzlies (NBA TV, 8pm)

NHL
Kings @ Blackhawks (NHL, 7pm)

SOCCER
(ESPN, 5pm)
(FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
(FOX Sports 1, 9:30pm)

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Bob's Burgers (FOX, 7:30pm)

Once Upon A Time (ABC, 8pm)
Ash vs Evil Dead (STARZ, 8pm)
Blunt Talk (STARZ, 8:30pm)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 8:30pm)

The Walking Dead (AMC, 9pm)
Westworld (HBO, 9pm)
Shameless (Showtime, 9pm)
Secrets And Lies (ABC, 9pm)
Madam Secretary (CBS, 9:30pm)

Divorce (HBO, 10pm)
Masters of Sex (Showtime, 10pm)
Talking Dead (AMC, 10pm)
Quantico (ABC, 10pm)
Elementary (CBS, 10:30pm)
The Strain, SEASON FINALE (FX, 10pm)
Eyewitness (USA, 10pm)
Insecure (HBO, 10:30pm)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO, 11pm)

Sunday, September 25, 2016

TV Tonight 9.25

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
49ers @ Seahawks (FOX, 4pm)
Steelers @ Eagles (CBS, 4:25pm)
Bears @ Cowboys (NBC, 8:25pm)

MLB
Cardinals @ Cubs (ESPN, 8pm)

SOCCER
MLS: Seattle Sounders FC @ Los Angeles Galaxy (ESPN, 4pm)
MLS: New England Revolution @ Columbus Crew SC (FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
NWSL: Houston Dash vs. Seattle Reign FC (FOX Sports 1, 9:30pm)

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Bob's Burgers, PREMIERE (FOX, 7:30pm)

Once Upon A Time, PREMIERE (ABC, 8pm)
The Simpsons, PREMIERE (FOX, 8pm)
Son of Zorn (FOX, 8:30pm)
NCIS: Los Angeles, PREMIERE (CBS, 8:30pm)

Secrets and Lies, PREMIERE (ABC, 9pm)
Family Guy, PREMIERE (FOX, 9pm)
Fear The Walking Dead (AMC, 9pm)
Power, SEASON FINALE (STARZ, 9pm)
The Last Man On Earth, PREMIERE (FOX, 9:30pm)

Quantico, PREMIERE (ABC, 10pm)
Ballers, SEASON FINALE (HBO, 10pm)
Masters of Sex (Showtime, 10pm)
Survivor's Remorse, SEASON FINALE (STARZ, 10pm)
Talking Dead (AMC, 10pm)
The Strain (FX, 10pm)
High Maintenance (HBO, 10:40pm)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO, 11:15pm)

Sunday, September 11, 2016

TV Tonight 9.11

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Giants @ Cowboys (FOX, 4:25pm)
Patriots @ Cardinals (NBC, 8:20pm)

MLB
Cubs @ Astros (ESPN, 8pm)

SOCCER
Orlando City SC @ Los Angeles Galaxy (FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
NWSL: Portland Thorns FC vs. Western New York Flash (FOX Sports 1, 9:30pm)

TENNIS
U.S. Open, Men's Final (ESPN, 4pm)

WNBA
Los Angeles Sparks @ Seattle Storm (NBA TV, 7pm)

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Celebrity Family Feud; Garrett Morris vs. Alfonso Ribeiro, Todd Chrisley vs. Sara Evans (ABC, 8pm)
Son of Zorn (FOX, 8pm)
Big Brother (CBS, 8pm)

2017 Miss America Competition (ABC, 9pm)
BrainDead (CBS, 9pm)
Fear The Walking Dead (AMC, 9pm)
Ray Donovan (Showtime, 9pm)
The Last Ship, SEASON FINALE (TNT, 9pm)

Ballers (HBO, 10pm)
Masters of Sex, PREMIERE (Showtime, 10pm)
Talking Dead (AMC, 10pm)
BrainDead (CBS, 10pm)
The Strain (FX, 10pm)
Neighborhood Sessions: Dave Matthews Band (TNT, 10pm)
Vice Principals (HBO, 10:30pm)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO, 11pm)

Friday, August 12, 2016

TV Weekend 8.12 - 8.13

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXS TV, 8pm)
Masters Of Illusion (FRI, The CW, 8pm & 8:30pm)

New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXS TV, 9pm)
Killjoys (FRI, Syfy, 9pm)

Dark Matter (FRI, Syfy, 10pm)
Outcast (FRI, Cinemax, 10pm)
Ridiculousness (FRI, MTV, 10pm & 10:30pm)

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RIO OLYMPICS
Men's Basketball: U.S. vs. Serbia (FRI, NBC Sports, 6pm)
Track and Field, Swimming, Diving, Beach Volleyball (FRI, NBC, 8pm)
Men's Fencing (FRI, NBC Sports, 8pm)
Women's Soccer (FRI, NBC Sports, 9pm)

Track and Field, Water Polo (SAT, NBC, 10am)
Soccer, Shooting (SAT, NBC Sports, 12pm)
Beach Volleyball, Rowing, Trampoline (SAT, NBC, 2pm)
Soccer, Beach Volleyball (SAT, NBC Sports, 3pm)
Men's Volleyball, U.S. vs. France (SAT, NBC, 4pm)
Basketball, Weightlifting, Shooting (SAT, NBC Sports, 6pm)
Track and Field, Swimming, Diving, Beach Volleyball (SAT, NBC, 8pm)
Soccer, Boxing, Shooting (SAT, NBC Sports, 9pm)

NFL PRESEASON
Browns @ Packers (FRI, WEWS Cleveland, 8pm)
Lions @ Steelers (FRI, NFL Network, 7pm)
Raiders @ Cardinals (FRI, NFL Network, 10pm)

Seahawks @ Chiefs (SAT, NFL, 4:30pm)
Cowboys @ Rams (SAT, ESPN, 8pm)

MLB
Angels @ Indians (FRI, STO, 7pm)
Rays @ Yankees (FRI, FOX, 7:30pm)
Tigers @ Rangers OR Royals @ Twins (FRI, MLB, 8pm)

Rays @ Yankees OR Astros @ Blue Jays (SAT, MLB, 1pm)
Pirates @ Dodgers (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 4pm)
Angels @ Indians (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
Orioles @ Giants OR Tigers @ Rangers (SAT, MLB, 10pm)

LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Mid-Atlantic Regional, Second Semifinal (FRI, ESPN, 7pm)
West Regional, Second Semifinal (FRI, ESPN 2, 9pm)

Midwest Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN, 11am)
New England Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN, 1pm)
Northwest Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN, 3pm)
Great Lakes Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN 2, 5pm)
Mid-Atlantic Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN 2, 7pm)
West Regional, Final (SAT, ESPN 2, 9pm)

MMA & BOXING
Premier Boxing Champions (FRI, ESPN, 9pm)

GOLF
2016 U.S. Senior Open, Third Round (SAT, FOX, 2pm)
John Deere Classic, Third Round (SAT, CBS, 3pm)

SOCCER
International Champions Cup: Internazionale vs. Celtic FC (SAT, ESPN 2, 2pm)

FOOTBALL
AFL, Conference Championship: Cleveland Gladiators @ Arizona Rattlers (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 9:30pm)

OTHER SPORTS
MLL Lacrosse, Playoffs (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 4pm)
MLL Lacrosse, Playoffs (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 6:30pm)

Monday, December 7, 2015

TV Tonight 12.7

By @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Monday Night Countdown (ESPN, 6pm)
Cowboys @ Redskins (ESPN, 8:15pm)

NBA
Celtics @ Pelicans (NBA TV, 8pm)

NHL
Predators @ Bruins (NHL Network, 7pm)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Oklahoma vs. Villanova (FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
Oregon vs. Navy (FOX Sports 1, 9:30pm)

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WWE Raw (USA, 8pm)
The Voice (NBC, 8pm)
The Great Christmas Light Fight (ABC, 8pm)
TV's Funniest Animated Stars: A Paley Center For Media Special (FOX, 8pm)
Supergirl (CBS, 8pm)
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (The CW, 8pm)

VH1 Big In 2015 with Entertainment Weekly (VH1, 9pm)
Scorpion (CBS, 9pm)
Major Crimes (TNT, 9pm)

Fargo (FX, 10pm)
Telenovela SERIES PREMIERE (NBC, 10pm & 10:30pm)
The Great Holiday Baking Show (ABC, 10pm)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 10pm)
Legends (TNT, 10pm)
Guilty Pleasures: Holiday Decadence (Food Network, 10pm)
Top 5 Restaurants: Best For The Holidays (Food Network, 10:30pm)

Sunday, November 8, 2015

TV Tonight 11.8

By @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Football Night In America (NBC, 7pm)
Eagles @ Cowboys (NBC, 8:20pm)

NBA
Pacers @ Cavaliers (FOX Sports Ohio, 3:30pm)

NHL
Oilers @ Blackhawks (NHL Network, 8pm)

SOCCER
Seattle Sounders FC @ FC Dallas (FOX Sports 1, 7:30pm)
Portland Timbers @ Vancouver Whitecaps FC (FOX Sports 1, 10pm)

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Bob's Burgers (FOX, 7:30pm)

Once Upon A Time (ABC, 8pm)
Keeping Up With The Kardashians (E!, 8pm)
The Simpsons (FOX, 8pm)
The Librarians (TNT, 8pm)
Madam Secretary (CBS, 8:30pm)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX, 8:30pm)

The Walking Dead (AMC, 9pm)
The Leftovers (HBO, 9pm)
Homeland (Showtime, 9pm)
Blood & Oil (ABC, 9pm)
Family Guy (FOX, 9pm)
Agent X (TNT, 9pm)
The Good Wife (CBS, 9:30pm)
The Last Man On Earth (FOX, 9:30pm)

Quantico (ABC, 10pm)
Getting On (HBO, 10pm)
The Affair (Showtime, 10pm)
Talking Dead (AMC, 10pm)
CSI: Cyber (CBS, 10:30pm)

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO, 11pm)
Mike Tyson Mysteries (Cartoon Network, 12:15pm)

Sunday, October 4, 2015

TV Tonight 10.4

By @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Football Night In America (NBC, 7pm)
Cowboys @ Saints (NBC, 8:20pm)

NBA
Lakers vs. Jazz (NBA TV, 9pm)

NHL
Islanders @ Capitals (NHL Network, 5pm)

MLS SOCCER
Houston Dynamo @ FC Dallas (ESPN 2, 5pm)
Real Salt Lake @ Colorado Rapids (FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
Los Angeles Galaxy @ Seattle Sounders FC (FOX Sports 1, 9:30pm)

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Bob's Burgers (FOX, 7:30pm)

Once Upon A Time (ABC, 8pm)
The Simpsons (FOX, 8pm)
Madam Secretary (CBS, 8pm)
Keeping Up With The Kardashians (E!, 8pm)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (FOX, 8:30pm)

Fear The Walking Dead SEASON FINALE (AMC, 9pm)
The Leftovers SEASON PREMIERE (HBO, 9pm)
Homeland SEASON PREMIERE (Showtime, 9pm)
Blood & Oil (ABC, 9pm)
The Good Wife (CBS, 9pm)
Family Guy (FOX, 9pm)
The Last Man On Earth (FOX, 9:30pm)

Talking Dead (AMC, 10:11pm)
Quantico (ABC, 10pm)
Project Greenlight (HBO, 10:05pm)
The Affair SEASON PREMIERE (Showtime, 10pm)
The Strain SEASON FINALE (FX, 10pm)
Doll & Em (HBO, 10:36pm)

Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO, 11pm)

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Leadoff with Lee 9.23.15 #Browns #Cowboys #BayernMunich #AnthonyBennett

By @cleeverizon

- Former Indians manager Manny Acta has interviewed for the Florida Marlins to land a front office job with the team according to various outlets. Acta served as manager of the Washington Nationals from 2007-2009 and the Cleveland Indians in 2010-2012 seasons. In May, Miami appointed general manager Dan Jennings as manager to replace Mike Redmond, who was fired.

- The Dallas Cowboys place Tony Romo on the injured reserve/designed for return list. The Cowboys traded a 2017 5th round pick in exchange for Matt Cassel and a 7th round draft pick. The Bills saved $1.7M in cap space by trading QB Matt Cassel to the Cowboys.

- The Browns sign LB Cam Johnson to practice squad. He previously has played with 49ers and Colts. To make room the Browns released DL Kelcy Quarles from the practice squad.

- Sunday's announce crew for CBS' Raiders vs Browns game will be Carter Blackburn and Chris Simms.

- Former Browns WR Terrelle Pryor worked out for Jets Tuesday. According to scouts close to the situation. Pryor reportedly turned in a 4.2 and a 4.3 in the 40 yard dash.

- Anthony Bennett and the Minnesota Timberwolves agree to a injury settlement On Tuesday. The Timberwolves will owe Bennett the difference between his new contract and the $5.8M he is due this season once he clears waivers. The Portland Trailblazers are nearly $13 million below the NBA's league's salary floor, so claiming and signing Bennett would clear waivers by 5pm Thursday and would be no issue.

- The Cleveland Cavaliers have hired Oakland University assistant coach Brandon Weems as a scout. Weems played with LeBron James in high school at SVSM.

- Robert Lewandowski comes off the bench and scores 5 goals in 9 minutes for Bayern Munich. In the second half, Lewandowski checked in at the 46th minute and, in the 51st minute, scored a goal. Sixty-three seconds later, he scored another. About 2 1/2 minutes later, he had a hat trick. A little over two minutes later, he had a fourth goal. A little over three minutes later, he had a fifth goal.

Monday, September 21, 2015

Leadoff with Lee 9.21.15 #Manziel #Browns #Cowboys #Buckeyes #TigerWoods

By @cleeverizon

- This should be a interesting week in Cleveland sports talk. We have two quarterback controversies brewing in sports. The highly debated players for the Browns will be McCown vs Manziel and for Ohio State Jones vs. Barrett.

The funny thing is, the underdog, Johnny Manziel, performed better than the three other quarterbacks, (McCown DNP concussion protocol). Both quarterbacks from Ohio State seem inconsistent, inaccurate and unprepared on Saturday. Manziel posted a 133.9 quarterback rating while going 8-15, for 172 yards and two touchdowns. While his numbers may not be as good as Marcus Mariota on the other side 21-37 for 252 yards and 2 touchdowns(29.7 QBR) or as eye popping as Tom Brady's 3 touchdowns and 466 yards passing. Manziel came into yesterday's game looking prepared, accurate and was consistent through the entire game, unlike Jones and Barrett for the Buckeyes.

Now do you stick with Manziel for the remainder of the season? Or if McCown is out of the NFL's concussion protocol do you go back to the savvy vet? McCown is your bridge quarterback right? He can still be a great teacher for Manziel working as his backup. That's what you wanted him to do right? Show him how to be a leader on the field and in the locker room. Help him learn how to read defenses and and call out line protections. I will say Johnny Football isn't a finished product yet and will be a work in progress. So let the kid progress and give him that on the job training he needs. With a good running game, special teams and stopping the run on defense, you only need Manziel to manage the game and not throw interceptions, (hold on to the ball too). Lets see what Johnny has and leave him in there. You might be surprised.

- According to multiple reports Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant will miss up to 12 weeks with a broken bone in his foot. Bryant underwent surgery last week but needed a bone graft which requires a longer recovery time. Bryant broke his fifth metatarsal in his week one game versus the New York Giants. A screw was inserted to speed up the healing,but also needed a bone graft and transplant of tissue. His new recovery time is 10-12 weeks.

- Ohio State sophomore cornerback Damon Webb has been suspended indefinitely from the team for a violation of athletic code policy. The team announced his suspension prior to Saturday's 20-13 victory over Northern Illinois. The exact violation of the athletic code has not been verified as of yet but we do plan to have more information about the subject sometime midweek.

- Indians Triple-A affiliate the Columbus Clippers have won the International League championship. The victory for the Clippers clinched their 10th International League championship, and their 3rd since becoming the Tribe's Triple-A affiliate in 2009. (They won it in 2010 and 2011.)

- The Milwaukee Brewers will hire 30 year old David Stearns as their new General Manager today according to multiple sources. Sterns worked the past three seasons as assistant general manager for the Houston Astros and two years as the director of baseball operations for the Cleveland Indians before heading to Houston. The young executive also worked for the commissioners office after graduating from Harvard in 2007 from 2008-2011. His duties in Houston included contract negotiations, player evaluations and he also helped oversee the Astros' player development,scouting and analytics departments.

- After battling multiple injuries over the past 3 years, Tiger Woods is done until the 2016 golf season. Woods underwent a second microdiscectomy on his back on September 16th,and his second back surgery in two years. Tiger Woods had a small disc fragment removed that was pinching a nerve in his back. The surgery was labeled a complete success and Woods will return ready for the 2016 season.

Sunday, September 13, 2015

TV Tonight 9.13

By @nevaRWilliams

NFL
Football Night In America (NBC, 7pm)
Giants @ Cowboys (NBC, 8:20pm)

MLB
Royals @ Orioles (ESPN, 8pm)

TENNIS
2016 US Open, Men’s Final (ESPN, 4pm-7pm)

SOCCER
New England Revolution @ Toronto FC (ESPN 2, 5pm)
Sporting Kansas City @ Orlando City SC (Fox Sports 1, 7pm)

WNBA
New York Liberty @ Indiana Fever (NBA TV, 5pm)
San Antonio Stars @ Seattle Storm (NBA TV, 9pm)
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Big Brother (CBS, 8:30pm)

The 2016 Miss America Competition (ABC, 9pm)
Fear The Walking Dead (AMC, 9pm)
Ray Donovan (Showtime, 9pm)

Project Greenlight SERIES PREMIERE (HBO, 10pm)
Masters Of Sex (Showtime, 10pm)
The Strain (FX, 10pm)
Doll & Em SEASON PREMIERE (HBO, 10:40pm)
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO, 11:05pm)