TV Tonight 8.17

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

RIO OLYMPICS
Men's Basketball, Third Quarterfinal: U.S. vs. Argentina (NBC Sports, 5:30pm)
Gymnastics, Wrestling, Boxing (NBC Sports, 7:30pm)
Track and Field, Diving, Beach Volleyball (NBC, 8pm)
Beach Volleyball, Basketball (NBC Sports, 9pm)

MLB
White Sox @ Indians (STO, 7pm)
Red Sox @ Orioles (ESPN, 7pm)

NASCAR & RACING
Camping World Truck Series: Bristol (FOX Sports 1, 8:30pm)

LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
World Series, Final (ESPN 2, 9pm)

SOCCER
NASL: Fort Lauderdale Strikers @ Jacksonville Armada FC (CBS SportsNet, 7pm)

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MasterChef (FOX, 8pm)
Big Brother (CBS, 8pm)

Suits (USA, 9pm)

American Gothic (CBS, 10pm)
Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons (HBO, 10pm)
Catfish (MTV, 10pm)
Tyrant (FX, 10pm)
Mr. Robot (USA, 10pm)
Wahlburgers (A&E, 10pm)
Another Period (Comedy Central, 10pm)

Unlocking The Truth (MTV, 11pm)

TV Weekend 7.22 - 7.23

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

Syfy Presents: Live From Comic-Con (FRI, Syfy, 8pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXS TV, 8pm)
Masters Of Illusion (FRI, The CW, 8pm & 8:30pm)

What Would You Do? (FRI, ABC, 9pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXS TV, 9pm)
Killjoys (FRI, Syfy, 9pm)

Dark Matter (FRI, Syfy, 10pm)
Real Time With Bill Maher (FRI, HBO, 10pm)
Outcast (FRI, Cinemax, 10pm)
ELeague (FRI, TBS, 10pm)

Uncommon Sense (FRI, MTV 2, 11pm)

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Syfy Presents: Live From Comic-Con (SAT, Syfy, 8pm)
Hell On Wheels (SAT, AMC, 9pm)
The American West (SAT, AMC, 10pm)

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MLB
Indians @ Orioles (FRI, STO, 7pm)
Giants @ Yankees OR Mariners @ Blue Jays (FRI, MLB, 7pm)

Mariners @ Blue Jays (SAT, MLB, 1pm)
Giants @ Yankees (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 4pm)
Indians @ Orioles (SAT, STO, 7pm)
Rangers @ Royals (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 7pm)
Rays @ Athletics OR Braves @ Rockies (SAT, MLB, 10pm)

BASKETBALL
The Basketball Tournament (FRI, ESPN 2, 7pm)
The Basketball Tournament (FRI, ESPN 2, 9pm)
USA Showcase: Argentina vs. United States (FRI, NBA TV, 9pm)

The Basketball Tournament (SAT, ESPN 2, 12pm)
The Basketball Tournament (SAT, ESPN 2, 8pm)

MMA & BOXING
Bellator MMA Live (FRI, Spike, 9pm)
Boxing: Adam Lopez vs. Roman Reynoso (FRI, Showtime, 10pm)

UFC Fight Night Prelims (SAT, FOX, 6pm)
UFC Fight Night: Holm vs. Shevchenko (SAT, FOX, 8pm)
Premier Boxing Champions (SAT, NBC Sports, 8:30pm)

NASCAR & RACING
ARCA Series Racing: Brownsburg (FRI, FOX Sports 1, 9pm)

Sprint Cup: Brickyard 400, Qualifying (SAT, NBC Sports, 1:30pm)
IMSA Weathertech Sportswear Championship: Northeast Grand Prix (SAT, FOX, 3pm)
XFINITY Series: Lilly Diabetes 250 (SAT, NBC Sports, 3:30pm)

GOLF
2016 Senior Open Championship (SAT, NBC, 12pm)
American Century Championship (SAT, NBC, 3pm)
RBC Canadian Open (SAT, CBS, 3pm)

SOCCER
Women's International Friendly: United States vs. Costa Rica (FRI, ESPN, 9pm)

International Champions Cup: Celtic FC vs. Leicester City FC (SAT, ESPN, 12:30pm)
MLS: Los Angeles Galaxy @ Portland Timbers (SAT, ESPN, 3:45pm)

TENNIS
WTA: Bank of the West Classic (SAT, ESPN 2, 5pm)
WTA: Bank of the West Classic (SAT, ESPN 2, 10pm)

FOOTBALL
Arena Football: Portland Steel @ Tampa Bay Storm (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 5pm)

OTHER SPORTS
CrossFit Games (FRI, ESPN, 7pm)

2016 Tour de France (SAT, NBC, 2pm)
CrossFit Games (SAT, ESPN 2, 3pm)
CrossFit Games (SAT, ESPN, 7pm)
Track and Field: American Track League (SAT, ESPN, 9pm)

TV Weekend 5.27 - 5.28

By Raven Williams, @nevaRWilliams

Caught On Camera with Nick Cannon (FRI, NBC, 8pm)
500 Questions (FRI, ABC, 8pm)
Undercover Boss (FRI, CBS, 8pm)
Masters Of Illusion (FRI, The CW, 8pm & 8:30pm)

Real Time With Bill Maher (FRI, HBO, 10pm)
ELeague (FRI, TBS, 10pm)

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Outlander (SAT, STARZ, 9pm)

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NBA PLAYOFFS
NBA Countdown (FRI, ESPN, 7:30pm)
Cavaliers @ Raptors, Game 6 (FRI, ESPN, 8:30pm)

Warriors @ Thunder, Game 6 (SAT, TNT, 9pm)

MLB
Orioles @ Indians (FRI, STO, 7pm)
Dodgers @ Mets OR Cardinals @ Nationals (FRI, MLB, 7pm)

Red Sox @ Blue Jays (SAT, MLB, 1pm)
Orioles @ Indians (SAT, STO, 4pm)
Yankees @ Rays (SAT, MLB, 4pm)
Dodgers @ Mets (SAT, FOX, 7pm)
Astros @ Angels OR Twins @ Mariners (SAT, MLB, 10pm)

MMA & BOXING
Premier Boxing: Felix Diaz vs. Miguel Vazquez (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 10pm)

NASCAR & RACING
XFINITY Series: Hisense 300 (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 2:30pm)

SOCCER
UEFA Champions: Real Madrid CF vs. Club Atletico de Madrid (SAT, FOX, 2:30pm)
International Friendly: United States vs. Bolivia (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 8pm)

TENNIS
2016 French Open, Men's and Women's Third Round (SAT, NBC, 12pm)

GOLF
2016 Senior PGA Championship, Third Round (SAT, NBC, 2:30pm)
DEAN @ DELUCA Invitational, Third Round (SAT, CBS, 3pm)

COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Oklahoma vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (FRI, ESPN 2, 7pm)
Washington vs. Alabama (FRI, ESPN 2, 9pm)

James Madison vs. LSU (SAT, ESPN, 12pm)
Missouri vs. Michigan (SAT, ESPN, 3pm)
Florida State vs. Utah (SAT, ESPN 2, 4:30pm)
Alabama vs. Washington (SAT, ESPN, 5:30pm)
Arizona vs. Auburn (SAT, ESPN 2, 6:30pm)
Utah vs. Florida State (SAT, ESPN, 7:30pm)*
Washington vs. Alabama (SAT, ESPN 2, 8:30pm)*

OTHER SPORTS
WNBA: Atlanta Dream @ Dallas Wings (FRI, NBA TV, 8:30pm)
Track and Field: Prefontaine Classic (SAT, NBC, 5pm)
Arena Football: Philadelphia Soul @ Cleveland Gladiators (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 7pm)

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)

Tribe Talk 9.1.15: Not So Fast… Indians Season is Far From Done #Indians

By @DaSportsGenius7

Tom Hamilton calls it the, "6 Month Journey, that is Baseball's season" for a reason.  It seems like only yesterday the Indians were starting the season with such high hopes and ended up getting swept by the Tigers in their first Home series.  It's led to a season of change.  The Indians have gone from change from the leadership in the clubhouse (Swisher and Bourn to Kipnis, Brantley and Kluber) and now leadership change in the Front Office with Mark Shapiro leaving.  The Indians headed into Monday's series with the red hot Toronto Blue Jays at 63-66, only 5 GB of the Wild Card.  A month ago I think almost all the fans would've quit on this team, suddenly the Indians sweep their home stand against Milwaukee and the Angels.  Now suddenly the season has taken a turn nobody saw coming.  The 2nd Wild Card now doesn't seem that much of a farfetched possibility.

Now as an Indians fan you're probably thinking that it's a long shot and you're probably right, but I think it's fair to examine, what kind of a chance do the Indians really have?  In my personal opinion, there isn't a team that's currently ahead of us that I'm particularly scared of.  In the last month of the year, after the Blue Jays series, the Indians will have ONE non-in division series until the final series of the year against the Red Sox.  The Indians will have 7 games vs. Detroit, 6 vs. Chicago, 7, 7 vs. Kansas City, and 7 vs. Minnesota.  As crucial as the Blue Jays series could be for establishing momentum, from a schedule standpoint, as long as the Indians can start September on the right note, the Tigers series from the 10th-13th will define the season.  The Indians biggest obstacle has been winning big series at home, especially vs. Detroit.  If the Indians can start off well and win that series, I think the Tribe can seriously make a run for the 2nd Wild Card spot.  The reason why?  Think about it, the teams in front of the Tribe really don't have the pitching staff that the Indians have and for the most part, the critical parts of the offense haven't been hitting like they should and some are coming around at the right time.  So let's examine the other teams the Indians will be watching the scoreboard for in September.

Baltimore Orioles- Lets be honest the Orioles offense really has the potential to score at will whenever it wants.  With Chris Davis, Adam Jones, Matt Wieters, and young budding star Manny Machado, the Orioles can score with any team.  As for their pitching staff...well that's the problem.  When you are lead by Chris Tillman, Kevin Gausman, and Ubaldo Jimenez, you know you have serious problems long term wise.  While they have the bullpen to back it up, in September it's crucial for teams to have your starters last in games to rest up that bullpen.  I think their hopes are over and compared to the Indians, I'd give the Indians an edge.

Tampa Bay Rays- This one doesn't need a lot of explanation in my opinion.  The Rays have done nothing short of a masterful job rebuilding their team and are still in the hunt with 1st year manager Kevin Cash.  With Chris Archer leading the way, the Rays have an ace that can carry them.  My problem is with the bullpen and offense.  I see way too many holes all around compared to where the Indians struggles in offense lay in players having down seasons and not getting hot.  That's why I'm not afraid of Tampa.

Los Angeles Angels- Indians swept them...do I really need to explain why?  Mike Trout alone only gets you so far.  The money wasted on a mediocre rotation has really made the Angels suffer.  Doesn't help their farm system is so bad they can't trade for an ace.  But at least they got some young arms to build around for 2016.

Minnesota Twins- This is the only one I'm still blown away by that they're still in it.  Their offense is really average, and their rotation has veteran arms, but no ace.  I'll give them this, they got one hell of a closer.  But the Twins I thought would fall apart at this point, but they've stayed on track to be in it.  Something has to give and those 7 games the Twins will face with the Indians will decide who takes the 2nd place spot in the division behind the Royals.  I think the way the Indians have played them recently gives me hope they'll do fine against them and take care of business.

Texas Rangers- This is the another team that perplexes me.  Without a doubt they have enough offense to gives teams a headache to deal with and do have an ace with Cole Hamels.  With an offense lead by Prince Fielder, Adrian Beltre and a rejuvenated Josh Hamilton.  The big plus with Texas down the stretch is that although they mostly play their division, they have a good amount of games with the Mariners and A's left.  They have 7 vs. the Astros and funny enough right at the perfect moment for the Indians to strike.  As said earlier I'm focusing on the 4 game home series vs. Detroit, the Rangers series vs. Astros begins that next Monday.  If the Indians can continue to scratch and claw their way up the Wild Card, that will be the moment the Indians can strike.

All I ask of fans is to look at the teams ahead of you...you can't tell me that the Indians aren't better that much worse than these teams?  Hell I'd argue the Tribe might be better than these teams.  This is a team that for the past 2 years have shown, they know how to play in September, it's time to show it guys.  A lot of Indians fans threw in the towel, I admit I was extremely close to doing it.  But in the words of Lee Corso, "NOT SO FAST MY FRIEND!"  This season a FAR from over.  So Tribe fans, please keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times because the Roller Coaster we're going on is going to be one wild ride!

TV Weekend 6.26 - 6.27

By @nevaRWilliams

The Briefcase (FRI, CBS, 8pm)
Defiance (FRI, SyFy, 8pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXSTV, 8pm)

106 & Park Live From BETX (FRI, BET, 9pm)
Killjoys (FRI, SyFy, 9pm)
What Would You Do? (FRI, ABC, 9pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXSTV, 9pm)

Dark Matter (FRI, SyFy, 10pm)
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106 & Park Live From BETX (SAT, BET, 6pm)
Power (SAT, STARZ, 9pm)

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MLB
Indians @ Orioles (FRI, STO, 7pm)
Cubs @ Cardinals OR Yankees @ Astros (FRI, MLB Network, 8pm)

Rangers @ Blue Jays (SAT, MLB Network, 1pm)
Indians @ Orioles (SAT, FOX, 7pm)
Diamondbacks @ Padres (SAT, MLB Network, 10pm)

NHL
2015 NHL Draft (FRI, NBC Sports, 7pm)

FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP
China vs. United States (FRI, FOX, 7:30pm)
Australia vs. Japan (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 4pm)
England vs. Canada (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 7:30pm)

SOCCER
International Friendly: Mexico vs. Costa Rica (SAT, ESPN 2, 6pm)

WNBA
Phoenix Mercury @ Minnesota Lynx (SAT, NBATV, 8pm)

FOOTBALL
CFL: Hamilton Tiger-Cats @ Calgary Stampeders (FRI, ESPN 2, 9pm)

Arena Football: Cleveland Gladiators @ Jacksonville Sharks (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 7pm)
CFL: Winnipeg Blue Bombers @ Saskatchewan Roughriders (SAT, ESPN 2, 8pm)
Legends Football League (SAT, FUSE, 9pm)

MMA & BOXING
Bellator MMA Live 139: Curran vs. Sanchez (FRI, SPIKE, 9pm)
Boxing: Friday Night Knockout (FRI, TruTV, 10pm)

Boxing: Timothy Bradley vs. Jessie Vargas (SAT, HBO, 9:45pm)
UFC Fight Night (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 10pm)

GOLF
US Senior Open Championship, Third Round (SAT, FOX, 2pm)
Travelers Championship, Third Round (SAT, CBS, 3pm)

NASCAR & RACING
IndyCar: MAVTV 500 (SAT, NBC Sports, 4pm)
Motorcycle Racing: Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship: Budds Creek National (SAT, NBC Sports, 9pm)

OTHER SPORTS
Dew Tour: Chicago Skate Streetstyle (SAT, NBC, 3pm)
Track and Field: US Outdoor Championships (SAT, NBC, 4pm)

TV Weekend 6.5 - 6.6

By @nevaRWilliams

Cold Justice (FRI, TNT, 8pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXSTV, 8pm)
Girl Meets World (FRI, Disney, 8:30pm)

What Would You Do? (FRI, ABC, 9pm)
The Messengers (FRI, The CW, 9pm)
New Japan Pro Wrestling (FRI, AXSTV, 9pm)

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Power (SAT, STARZ, 9pm)
Orphan Black (SAT, BBC America, 9pm)

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STANLEY CUP FINALS
Blackhawks @ Lightning, Game 2, Blackhawks Lead 1-0 (SAT, NBC, 7pm)

X GAMES AUSTIN
Moto X; Skateboarding (FRI, ESPN, 8pm)

Skateboarding (SAT, ESPN, 12pm)
Rally-Car, Skateboarding, Bicycle Motocross (SAT, ABC, 2pm)
Moto X; Bicycle Motocross (SAT, ESPN, 8pm)

MLB
Orioles @ Indians (FRI, STO, 7pm)
Angels @ Yankees OR Athletics @ Red Sox (FRI, MLB Network, 7pm)

Cubs @ Nationals (SAT, MLB Network, 12pm)
Rangers @ Royals (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 2pm)
Orioles @ Indians (SAT, STO, 4pm)
Tigers @ White Sox (SAT, FOX, 7pm)
Cardinals @ Dodgers OR Mets @ Diamondbacks (SAT, MLB Network, 10pm)

SOCCER
UEFA Champions League: Juventus FC vs. FC Barcelona (SAT, FOX, 2:30pm)
2015 FIFA Women's World Cup: Canada vs. China (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 6pm)

FOOTBALL
Arena Football: Orlando Predators @ Jacksonville Sharks (SAT, CBS SportsNet, 7pm)
Legends Football League: Los Angeles Temptation @ Seattle Mist (SAT, FUSE, 9pm)

MMA & BOXING
World Series Of Fighting 21 (FRI, NBC Sports, 9pm)

Premier Boxing Champions (SAT, NBC, 3pm)
Premier Boxing Champions (SAT, NBC Sports, 4:30pm)
UFC Fight Night - Prelims, Boetsch vs. Henderson (SAT, FOX Sports 1, 8pm)
Boxing: Miguel Cotto vs. Daniel Geale (SAT, HBO, 10:30pm)

TENNIS
2015 French Open Tennis, Women's Final (SAT, NBC, 9am)

GOLF
Memorial Tournament, Third Round (SAT, CBS, 3pm)

NASCAR & RACING
Camping World Truck Series: WinStar World Casino 400 (FRI, FOX Sports 1, 9pm)
Motorcycle Racing: AMA Motocross, Tennessee National (SAT, NBC, 2pm)

COLLEGE BASEBALL
NCAA Super Regional, Florida vs. Florida State (FRI, ESPN 2, 7:30pm)

NCAA Super Regional, Cal State Fullerton vs. Louisville (SAT, ESPN 2, 11am)
NCAA Super Regional, Miami vs. VCU (SAT, ESPNU, 12pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Arkansas vs. Missouri (SAT, ESPN 2, 2pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Texas A&M vs. Texas Christian (SAT, ESPN, 3pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Maryland vs. Virginia (SAT, ESPNU, 3pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Florida vs. Florida State, Game 2 (SAT, ESPN 2, 5pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Illinois vs. Vanderbilt (SAT, ESPNU, 8pm)
NCAA Super Regional, Louisiana-Lafayette vs. LSU (SAT, ESPN 2, 8pm)

OTHER SPORTS
Horse Racing: 147th Belmont Stakes (SAT, NBC, 4:30pm)

TV Tonight 4.13

By @nevaRWilliams

MLB
Brewers @ Cardinals OR Royals @ Twins (MLB Network, 4pm)
Yankees @ Orioles (ESPN, 7pm)

NBA
Pistons @ Cavaliers (FOX Sports Ohio, 7pm)
Trail Blazers @ Thunder (NBA TV, 8pm)
Grizzlies @ Warriors (NBA TV, 10:30pm)
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WWE Raw (USA, 8pm)
The Voice (NBC, 8pm)
Dancing With The Stars (ABC, 8pm)
Gotham (FOX, 8pm)
2 Broke Girls (CBS, 8pm)
The Originals (The CW, 8pm)
Mike & Molly (CBS, 8:30pm)

TURN: Washington's Spies SEASON PREMIERE (AMC, 9pm)
The Following (FOX, 9pm)
Scorpion (CBS, 9pm)
Jane The Virgin (The CW, 9pm)
Bates Motel (A&E, 9pm)
Swamp People (History, 9pm)

The Returned (A&E, 10pm)
The Night Shift (NBC, 10pm)
Castle (ABC, 10pm)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 10pm)

TV Tonight 4.7

By @nevaRWilliams

NBA
Spurs @ Thunder (TNT, 8pm)
Lakers @ Clippers (TNT, 10:30pm)

MLB
Braves @ Marlins OR Orioles @ Rays (MLB Network, 7pm)
Padres @ Dodgers OR Rangers @ Athletics (MLB Network, 10pm)

NHL
Wild @ Blackhawks (NBC Sports, 8:30pm)

2015 WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Notre Dame vs. Connecticut (ESPN, 8:30pm)

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The Voice (NBC, 8pm)
Fresh Off The Boat (ABC, 8pm)
Hell's Kitchen (FOX, 8pm)
NCIS (CBS, 8pm)
Billy & Billie (Audience, 8pm)
Fresh Off The Boat (ABC, 8:30pm)

Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC, 9pm)
iZombie (The CW, 9pm)
New Girl (FOX, 9pm)
NCIS: New Orleans (CBS, 9pm)
Face Off (SyFy, 9pm)
Weird Loners (FOX, 9:30pm)

Finding Carter (MTV, 10pm)
Justified (FX, 10pm)
Chicago Fire (NBC, 10pm)
Forever (ABC, 10pm)
Person Of Interest (CBS, 10pm)
Chopped (Food Network, 10pm)
Sirens (USA, 10pm)
Tosh.0 (Comedy Central, 10pm)

TV Tonight 10.13

By @neveRWilliams

NFL
Monday Night Countdown (ESPN, 6 PM)
49ers @ Rams (ESPN, 8:15 PM)

MLB PLAYOFFS
Orioles @ Royals, Game 3 (TBS, 8 PM) POSTPONED TO OCT. 14, 8 PM

NBA PRESEASON
Suns @ Rockets (NBA TV, 8 PM)

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WWE Raw (USA, 8 PM)
The Voice (NBC, 8 PM)
Dancing With The Stars (ABC, 8 PM)
Gotham (FOX, 8 PM)
The Big Bang Theory (CBS, 8 & 8:30 PM)
The Originals (The CW, 8 PM)

Sleepy Hollow (FOX, 9 PM)
Scorpion (CBS, 9 PM)
Jane The Virgin, SERIES PREMIERE (The CW, 9 PM)

The Blacklist (NBC, 10 PM)
Castle (ABC, 10 PM)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS, 10 PM)

TV Weekend 10.10-10.11

By @neveRWilliams

WWE Friday Night Smackdown (Friday, SyFy, 8 PM)
Girl Meets World (Friday, Disney Channel, 8 PM)
Last Man Standing (Friday, ABC, 8 PM)
Utopia (Friday, FOX, 8 PM)
The Amazing Race (Friday, CBS, 8 PM)
Cristela, SERIES PREMIERE (Friday, ABC, 8:30 PM)

A Football Life: Eric Dickerson (Friday, NFL Network, 9 PM)
Shark Tank (Friday, ABC, 9 PM)
Hawaii Five-O (Friday, CBS, 9 PM)
Blue Bloods (Friday, CBS, 10 PM)
The Knick (Friday, Cinemax, 10 PM)
Z Nation (Friday, SyFy, 10 PM)
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Doctor Who (Saturday, BBC America, 9 PM)
Hell On Wheels (Saturday, AMC, 9 PM)
Survivor's Remorse (Saturday, STARZ, 9 PM)
Intruders (Saturday, BBC America, 10 PM)
Saturday Night Live Classic, Alec Baldwin, Paul McCartney (Saturday, NBC, 10 PM)
Saturday Night Live, Bill Hader, Hozier (Saturday, NBC, 11:30 PM)

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Washington State @ Stanford (Friday, ESPN, 9 PM)
San Diego State @ New Mexico (Friday, ESPNU, 9:30 PM)
Fresno State @ UNLV (Friday, CBS SportNet, 10 PM)

Oklahoma @ Texas (Saturday, ABC, 12 PM)
Georgia @ Missouri (Saturday, CBS, 12 PM)
Florida State @ Syracuse (Saturday, ESPN, 12 PM)
Illinois @ Wisconsin (Saturday, ESPN 2, 12 PM)
West Virginia @ Texas Tech (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 12 PM)
Northwestern @ Minnesota (Saturday, Big Ten, 12 PM)
Cincinnati @ Miami (Saturday, FOX Sports Ohio, 12 PM)

North Carolina @ Notre Dame (Saturday, NBC, 3:30 PM)
Michigan State @ Purdue (Saturday, ABC, 3:30 PM)
Oregon @ UCLA (Saturday, FOX, 3:30 PM)
Auburn @ Mississippi State (Saturday, CBS, 3:30 PM)
Texas Cristian @ Baylor (Saturday, ESPN 2, 3:30 PM)
Louisville @ Clemson (Saturday, ESPNU, 3:30 PM)
Oklahoma State @ Kansas (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 4 PM)

Alabama @ Arkansas (Saturday, ESPN, 6 PM)
Penn State @ Michigan (Saturday, ESPN 2, 7 PM)
LSU @ Florida (Saturday, SEC Network, 7:30 PM)
Mississippi @ Texas A&M (Saturday, ESPN, 9 PM)
USC @ Arizona (Saturday, ESPN 2, 10:30 PM)

MLB PLAYOFFS
ALCS: Royals @ Orioles, Game 1 (Friday, TBS, 8 PM)

ALCS: Royals @ Orioles, Game 2 (Saturday, TBS, 4 PM)
NLCS: Giants @ Cardinals, Game 1 (Saturday, FOX, 8 PM)

NBA PRESEASON
Oklahoma City Thunder @ Dallas Mavericks (Friday, NBA TV, 8:30 PM)

San Antonio Spurs vs Fenerbahce Ulker Istanbul (Saturday, NBA TV, 12 PM)
Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Miami Heat, from Brazil (Saturday, STO, 5 PM)
Chicago Bulls @ Milwaukee Bucks (Saturday, NBA TV, 8:30 PM)

NHL
Rangers @ Blue Jackets (Saturday, FOX Sports Ohio, 7 PM)
Penguins @ Maple Leafs (Saturday, NHL Network, 7 PM)

NFL
A Football Life: Eric Dickerson (Friday, NFL Network, 9 PM)

MMA
Bellator MMA Live (Friday, Spike, 9 PM)

SOCCER
International Friendly, United States vs. Ecuador (Friday, ESPN, 6:40 PM)

NASCAR
Sprint Cup, Bank of America 500 (Saturday, ABC, 7:30 PM)

The Raven Report 10.10.14

By @neveRWilliams

-Andrew Luck, T.Y. Hilton and the Indianapolis Colts went down to Houston and pulled out a 33-28 win against the Texans. Luck finished with 370 yards passing and 3 touchdowns, with 223 of those yards going to receiver T.Y. Hilton and his 1 TD. Texans running back Arian Foster gained 109 yards on 20 carries and 2 touchdowns. Texans QB Ryan Fitzpatrick didn't have a bad statistical night, going 15/23 for 212 yards, 1 TD and 0 interceptions. Houston defensive end J.J. Watt had a fumble recovery and scored his 3 touchdown of the season. The Colts had a 24-0 lead at the end of the 1st quarter, but Watt's fumble return TD in the 4th quarter cut the Colts lead to the 33-28 score. Houston had two chances to come back and take the lead, but a fumble by WR Andre Johnson and another by Fitzpatrick nixed that in the last five minutes. The Colts improved their record to 4-2, while the Texans pulled even at 3-3. Next week's Thursday night game will be the New York Jets heading up to Foxboro, Massachusetts to take on the New England Patriots.

-University of Georgia star running back Todd Gurley was suspended by the school indefinitely on Thursday. The suspension is pending an investigation in the alleged NCAA violation of Gurley being given money for his autographs, memorabilia and use of his own likeness. A source told ESPN's Darren Rovell that Gurley would seek $8-$25 per signature. Authentication company James Spence Authentication as authenticated at least 500 signed items with Gurley's signature including mini-helmets, jerseys, photos and cleats. Personally, I still think it's ridiculous and silly that the NCAA and schools can make LITERALLY BILLIONS of dollars on these kids, but then turn around an scream out violation because one of them signs their name, gets an extra taco, another plate of pasta or uses a water hose to wash a car. All of which are true stories that the NCAA seen as violations.

Last weekend against Vanderbilt, Gurley rushed for 163 yards and 2 touchdowns. He will likely be replaced by freshman Nick Chubb. In 2010, Georgia receiver and current Cincinnati Bengal AJ Green was suspended 4 games for selling his own Independence Bowl jersey. Todd Gurley is currently ranked 9th on Mel Kiper's NFL draft board.

-Speaking of silliness, the NFL decided to fine San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick $10,000 for wearing pink Beats by Dre headphones around his neck at a press conference. The NFL has an exclusive agreement with Bose, while Kaepernick has an endorsement deal with Beats By Dre. Ridiculous.

-The American League Championship Series opens tonight with Chris Tillman and the Baltimore Orioles hosting James Shields and the Kansas City Royals. Back in April, would anyone have pick these two teams to be the final two of the American League? But as they say, that's why you play the games. Both teams are the epitome of a "miracle run" or a "team of destiny".

-The Blue Jackets opened up the 2014-2015 NHL season against the Buffalo Sabres with a 3-1 victory. The first period ended 0-0 but the Jackets outshot the Sabres 12-7. Both goaltenders were on their game making amazing saves. The second period was a little bit different with Jack Skille(1) opening up the scoring with his first of the year with assists from Jarod Boll(1) and Michael Chaput(1). Buffalo tied it up a minute later with a goal from Zemgus Girgensons (1). Shots for both teams in the second were the same as the first 12-7 making it 24-14 through two periods. The third period just like the first two periods as both teams playing a tight close checking game. Cam Atkinson (1) scored on the power play half way through the period to give the Jackets a 2-1 lead with assists going to Ryan Johansen (1) and Nick Foligno (1). Joining the scoring party was Artem Anisimov (1) with assists to Scott Hartnell (1) and rookie Alexander Wennberg (1). The rookies showed poise and promise while the veterans did the brunt work in the win. Sergei Bobrovsky (1-0) was his usual brick wall self stopping 22 out of 23 shots while Buffalos Jhonas Enroth (0-1) stopped 37 out of 40 with both goalies making highlight real saves. The Blue Jackets (1-0 2 points) have their home opener and play this Saturday October 11 against the New York Rangers at 7pm.

-Pop music and pop culture superstar Katy Perry will be the Super Bowl XLIX halftime performer. The game will be held February 1 in Glendale, Arizona, the home of the Arizona Cardinals. Other artists who were in contention were Rihanna and Coldplay. Adding Perry should be a major draw for the NFL. Last year's Super Bowl that had the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos with Bruno Mars at halftime, brought in over 111 million viewers.

-Opening in theaters today is the action horror film "Dracula Untold", legal drama "The Judge" starring Robert Downey Jr. and Steve Carell and Jennifer Garner's family comedy "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day". All 3 films should have pretty decent opening numbers, but will anyone of them overcome Ben Affleck's "Gone Girl" which pulled in $37.5 million last week? Not so sure about that one.

-The uber popular zombie action drama "The Walking Dead" starts it's 5th season this Sunday on AMC at 9pm.

-Lastly, I'd like to announce that plans are moving forward to bring TripleThreatCLE.com to internet radio and podcast outlets. Please, stay posted for more on that news coming soon.

Leadoff with Lee 10.6.14

Wow! The Browns overcame a 25 point deficit to record a 29-28 victory against the Tennessee Titans. The Browns now hold the record for the biggest comeback in NFL history by a road team. And of course, the biggest comeback in Browns history. Browns running back Ben Tate had a career-high rushing day going for 123 yards. I feel no matter who is running the ball for the Browns, the offensive line is the most improved personal group from last year.

-Peyton Manning threw for his 500th career touchdown yesterday versus the Arizona Cardinals. He finished the game with 479 yards and 4 touchdowns.

-Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday had a career-high and set a NCAA Division I record throwing for 734 yards in addition to 6 touchdowns in a 60-59 loss to Cal.

-Five of the top eight in the Associated Press poll lost in the same week for the first time in history. #2 Oregon lost to Arizona 31-24, #3 Alabama lost to #11 Mississippi 23-17, #4 Oklahoma lost to #25 Texas Christian University 37-3,3 #6 Texas A&M lost to #12 Mississippi State 48-31 and #8 UCLA lost to Utah 30-28.

-The American League must be full of brooms. As the Kansas City Royals swept the Los Angeles Angels in three games in the best of five series, the Baltimore Orioles also swept the Detroit Tigers in their 5 game series. The Orioles and Royals will get some well deserved rest as the series doesn't start until Friday October 10.

-Leadoff with Lee will be returning on a regular basis starting today. I'm just getting adjusted to covering the national sports scene and figuring out what's hot and what's not. @neveRWilliams and myself will be providing Cavs coverage for this season, so expect previews and recaps of the Cavs this season. Leadoff with Lee every morning to get your early morning sports fix!

-I think this is the way most Browns fans were dancing after we beat the Tennessee Titans yesterday. Check out this video:

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The Raven Report 10.3.14

By @neveRWilliams

-UPSET CITY! Last night, the Arizona Wildcats went up to Eugene, Oregon and shocked the No. 2 Oregon Ducks, 31-24. The Wildcats were 24-point underdogs. Arizona freshman running back Nick Wilson had 2 touchdowns to go along with 92 yards, while quarterback Anu Solomon went 20/31 for 287 yards and 1 TD. Heisman hopeful and potential top-5 NFL draft pick Marcus Mariota threw for 276 yards and had 2 passing touchdowns. Personally, I don't think the loss will hurt Mariota's draft status at all. The win puts Arizona at 5-0 and 2-0 in the Pac-12. The Ducks are now 4-1 and possibly may have seen their hopes of a National Championship fade away. But there is plenty of games to go, and you never know what kind of craziness the college football season could bring.

-The Green Bay Packers just flat out bullied the Minnesota Vikings 42-10 last night in Green Bay. "Best quarterback in the NFL" Aaron Rodgers had an easy night, going 12 for 17, for 156 yards and 3 touchdowns. Eddie Lacy showed up big with a season high 105 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns. Christian Ponder got the start for the Vikings with Teddy Bridgewater being out with a sprained left ankle. Things didn't go well for him at all. Ponder had a 6-yard touchdown run and threw for 222 yards, but had 0 passing touchdowns, 2 interceptions and took 6 sacks. The Packers Julius Peppers become the NFL's first player ever to record 100 sacks and 10 interceptions in the game. Next week, the Vikings will host the Detroit Lions while the Packers will head to Miami to play the Dolphins.

-The NFL has announced that the 2015 NFL Draft will be held in Chicago from April 30 to May 2. This will be the first time the draft has been in Chicago since 1964.

-Speaking of records, the Baltimore Orioles laid a beat down on the Detroit Tigers 12-3 in Game 1 of the ALDS. The 12 runs set a postseason team record for the O's. The game was quite close in the top of the 8th inning when Orioles led 4-3, before exploding for 8 runs in the bottom of the 8th. Max Scherzer took the loss for the Tigers after going 7.1 innings with 5 earned runs. Game 2 is this afternoon at 12:07 on TBS.

-The new "America's Team", Kansas City Royals, pulled out another late inning miracle in Game 1 of their ALDS series, besting the LA Angels 3-2 in the 11th. Mike Moustakas sent a high shot into right field in the top of the 11th before reliever Greg Holland came in to get the save. Danny Duffy picked up the win for the Royals after pitching the 10th. Jered Weaver went 7 innings for the Angels giving up 2 earned with 6 strikeouts. It should also be noted that Angels superstars Mike Trout and Albert Pujols both went 0-4 with 1 walk apiece. Game 2 of the series is tonight at 9:30.

-LeBron James will be bring TWO shows to TV this month. "Becoming" debuts on Disney XD October 26 and will chronicle athletes lives before they were the stars people know and love today. The other show "Survivor's Remorse" will debut on STARZ this Saturday. "Survivor's Remorse" focuses on fictional basketball star Cam Calloway and his life with friends and family while handling success and fame. James and his business partner and friend Maverick Carter are producers.

-Opening in theaters today are the horror movie "Annabelle" and Ben Affleck's thriller mystery, "Gone Girl". Will these movies push "The Equalizer", "The Maze Runner" and "The Boxtrolls' down to 3-5? I believe so. Go check out some movies this weekend.

TV Tonight 9.14.14

By @neveRWilliams

NFL
Football night In America (NBC, 7 PM)
Bears @ 49ers (NBC, 8:20 PM)

MLB
Yankees @ Orioles (ESPN, 8 PM)

NHRA DRAG RACING
Carolina Nationals (ESPN 2, 8:30 PM)

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Breaking Bad, Binge Marathon (AMC, 5 PM)

Countdown to Miss America (ABC, 8 PM)
Big Brother (CBS, 8:30 PM)

Boardwalk Empire (HBO, 9 PM)
American Dad (FOX, 9 PM)
The 2015 Miss America Competition (ABC, 9 PM)
Total Divas (E!, 9 PM)
Ray Donovan (Showtime, 9 PM)
Unforgettable (CBS, 9:30 PM)
The Great Food Truck Race (Food Network, 9 PM)

True Detective, Season 1 (HBO, 10 PM)
The Strain (FX, 10 PM)
Masters of Sex (Showtime, 10 PM)
Unforgettable, SEASON FINALE (CBS, 10 PM)

Last Week Tonight (HBO, 11 PM)

TV Weekend 8.15.14 - 8.16.14

NFL
Eagles @ Patriots (Friday, NFL Network, 7:30 PM)
Chargers @ Seahawks (Friday, NFL Network, 10:30 PM)

Packers @ Rams (Saturday, NFL Network, 4 PM)
Ravens @ Cowboys (Saturday, NFL Network, 7 PM)

USA BASKETBALL
Brazil vs. United States (Saturday, ESPN, 9 PM)

MLB
Orioles @ Indians (Friday, STO, 7 PM)
Athletics @ Braves OR Mariners @ Tigers (Friday, MLB Network, 7:30 PM)

Yankees @ Rays (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 4 PM)
Orioles @ Indians (Saturday, STO, 7 PM)
Padres @ Cardinals (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 7 PM)
Cubs @ Mets (Saturday, WGN, 7 PM)
Brewers @ Dodgers OR Reds @ Rockies (Saturday, MLB Network, 10 PM)

LLWS
World Series: Cumberland, R.I. vs Pearland,TX (Friday, ESPN, 8 PM)

World Series: TBA (Saturday, ESPN, 12 PM)
World Series: TBA (Saturday, ABC, 2 PM)
World Series: TBA (Saturday, ESPN 2, 5 PM)
World Series: TBA (Saturday, ESPN, 7 PM)

SOCCER
English Premier League: Arsenal FC vs. Crystal Palace FC (Saturday, NBC, 12:30 PM)

TENNIS
ATP Tennis: U.S. Open Series, Western & Southern Open, Quarterfinals (Friday, ESPN 2, 7 PM)

ATP Tennis: U.S. Open Series, Western & Southern Open, Semifinals, (Saturday, ESPN 2, 1 PM)
ATP Tennis: U.S. Open Series, Western & Southern Open, Semifinals, (Saturday, ESPN 2, 7 PM)

GOLF
Wyndham Championship, Third Round (Saturday, CBS, 3 PM)
U.S. Amateur, Semifinals (Saturday, NBC, 4 PM)

OTHER SPORTS
BOXING: Friday Night Fights, Rustam Nugaev vs. Denis Shafikov (Friday, ESPN 2, 9 PM)
WNBA: Minnesota Lynx @ San Antonio Stars (Friday, NBA TV, 8 PM)
WNBA: Seattle Storm @ Los Angeles Sparks (Friday, NBA TV, 10:30 PM)
MLS: Philadelphia Union @ Houston Dynamo (Friday, NBC Sports, 9 PM)

Red Bull Signature Series: Mavericks Invitational (Saturday, ABC, 2:30 PM)
MLS: Seattle Sounders FC @ Real Salt Lake (Saturday, NBC Sports, 2:30 PM)
NASCAR: Nationwide Series, Nationwide Children's Hospital 200 (Saturday, ESPN, 2:45 PM)
MLL LACROSSE: Ohio Machine @ Rochester Rattlers (Saturday, CBS SportsNet, 3 PM)
World of X Games: Hawaii's Watermen (Saturday, ABC, 4:30 PM)
SOFTBALL: Junior League World Series (Saturday, ESPNews, 5 PM)
MLL LACROSSE: New York Lizards @ Denver Outlaws (Saturday, CBS SportsNet, 5:30 PM)
WNBA: Tulsa Shock @ Minnesota Lynx (Saturday, NBA TV, 8 PM)
WNBA: Los Angeles Sparks @ Phoenix Mercury (Saturday, NBA TV, 10 PM)
UFC FIGHT NIGHT: Bader vs. Saint Preux (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 10 PM)

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ESPN The Magazine NFL Preview (Friday, ESPN, 7 PM)

WWE Friday Night Smackdown (Friday, SyFy, 8 PM)
Girl Meets World (Friday, Disney Channel, 9:45 PM)
The Knick (Friday, Cinemax, 10 PM)

Hell On Wheels (Saturday, AMC, 9 PM)
Outlander (Saturday, STARZ, 9 PM)
Katt Williams: Priceless: Afterlife (Saturday, HBO, 10 PM)

TV Weekend 8.8.14 - 8.9.14

NFL
Saints @ Rams (Friday, NFL Network, 8 PM)

Preseason, Browns @ Lions (Saturday, NBC/WKYC/NFL Network, 7:30 PM)

MLB
Indians @ Yankees (Friday, STO, 7 PM)
Cardinals @ Orioles OR Tigers @ Blue Jays (Friday, MLB Network, 7 PM)

Indians @ Yankees (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 1 PM)
Cardinals @ Orioles (Saturday, FOX Sports 1, 4 PM)
Nationals @ Braves OR Dodgers @ Brewers (Saturday, MLB Network, 7 PM)

GOLF
2014 PGA Championship, Third Round (Saturday, CBS, 2 PM)

TENNIS
ATP Tennis, U.S. Open Series, Rogers Cup, Quarterfinal (Friday, ESPN 2, 7 PM)

WTA Tennis, Rogers Cup, First Semifinal (Saturday, ESPN 2, 1 PM)
ATP Tennis, U.S. Open Series, Rogers Cup, Semifinal (Saturday, ESPN 2, 3 PM)
ATP Tennis, U.S. Open Series, Second Semifinal (Saturday, ESPN 2, 8 PM)

OTHER SPORTS
Little League World Series, Southeast Regional, Final (Friday, ESPN, 7 PM)
Little League World Series, West Regional, Second Semifinal (Friday, ESPN, 9 PM)
SOFTBALL: Big League World Series, Second Semifinal (Friday, ESPNU, 7 PM)
WOMEN'S SOCCER: FIFA U-20 World Cup, Brazil vs. United States (Friday, ESPNU, 9:45 PM)

SOFTBALL: Senior League World Series, Final (Saturday, ESPN, 12 PM)
WOMEN'S SOCCER: FIFA U-20 World Cup, England vs. Mexico (Saturday, ESPNU, 12:45 PM)
NASCAR RACING: Nationwide Series, ZIPPO 200 at The Glen (Saturday, ABC, 2 PM)
Little League World Series, Great Lakes Regional, Final (Saturday, ESPN, 2 PM)
MOTORCYCLE RACING: Pro Motocross Championship, Unadilla National (Saturday, NBC, 3 PM)
SWIMMING: U.S. National Championships (Saturday, NBC, 4 PM)
Little League World Series, Northwest Regional, Final (Saturday, ESPN, 4 PM)
SOFTBALL: Big League World Series, Final (Saturday, ESPN 2, 5 PM)
Little League World Series, New England Regional, Final (Saturday, ESPN, 7 PM)
Little League World Series, West Regional, Final (Saturday, ESPN, 9 PM)
WNBA: Minnesota Lynx @ Phoenix Mercury (Saturday, NBA TV, 10 PM)

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WWE Friday Night Smackdown (Friday, SyFy, 8 PM)
Girl Meets World (Friday, Disney Channel, 8:30 PM)
The Knick, SERIES PREMIERE (Friday, Cinemax, 10 PM)

Hell On Wheels (Saturday, AMC, 9 PM)
Outlander, SERIES PREMIERE (Saturday, STARZ, 9 PM)

TV Tonight 7.13.14

MLB
All-Star Futures Game (MLB Network, 5 PM)
Yankees @ Orioles (ESPN, 8 PM)

NBA
NBA Summer League: Cavaliers vs. Spurs (NBA TV, 4 PM)

GOLF
U.S. Senior Open Championship, Final Round (NBC, 2:30-6 PM)
John Deere Classic, Final Round (CBS, 3-6 PM)

OTHER SPORTS
MLS SOCCER: Portland Timbers @ Seattle Sounders FC (ESPN 2, 10 PM)
LACROSSE: 2014 FIL World Championships, Canada vs. Iroquois (ESPNU, 10 PM)

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American Ninja Warrior (NBC, 7 PM)

Wipeout (ABC, 8 PM)
Big Brother (CBS, 8 PM)

True Blood (HBO, 9 PM)
Ray Donovan (Showtime, 9 PM)
Rising Star (ABC, 9 PM)
Unforgettable (CBS, 9 PM)
The Last Ship (TNT, 9 PM)

The Strain (FX, 10 PM)
The Leftovers (HBO, 10 PM)
Masters of Sex (Showtime, 10 PM)
Reckless (CBS, 10 PM)
Falling Skies (TNT, 10 PM)
Halt And Catch Fire (AMC, 10 PM)

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO, 11 PM)

TV Tonight: 6.11.14

MLB
Red Sox @ Orioles (ESPN, 7 PM)

NHL
Kings @ Rangers, Game 4, Kings lead 3-0 (NBC Sports, 8 PM)

NBA
Shaqtin' a Fool Special (NBA TV, 9 PM)

NFL
The Top 100 Players of 2014, 50-41 (NFL Network, 9 PM)

SOCCER
MLS: FC Dallas @ Portland Timbers (ESPN 2, 10 PM)

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Growing Up Fisher (NBC, 8 & 8:30 PM)
So You Think You Can Dance (FOX, 8 PM)

Guys Choice Awards 2014 (SPIKE, 9 PM)
The 100 (The CW, 9 PM)
Suits (USA, 9 PM)

Graceland (USA, 10 PM)
Motive (ABC, 10 PM)
Catfish: The TV Show (MTV, 10 PM)

Guy Code (MTV 2, 11 PM)

TV Weekend 5.23.14 - 5.24.14

MLB
Indians @ Orioles (Friday, STO, 7 PM)
Cubs @ Padres (Friday, WGN, 10 PM)

Cardinals @ Reds (Saturday, FOX, 7 PM)

NBA
Pacers @ Heat, Game 3, tied 1-1 (Saturday, ESPN, 8:30 PM)

NHL
Blackhawks @ Kings, Game 3, tied 1-1 (Saturday, NBC, 8 PM)

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WWE Friday Night Smackdown (Friday, SyFy, 8 PM)
Labyrinth (Friday, The CW, 8 PM)

Primetime: What Would You Do? (Friday, ABC, 9 PM)

Hannibal, SEASON FINALE (Friday, NBC, 10 PM)

Cleveland Browns Rookie Spotlight (Saturday, NBC, 7 PM)

Orphan Black (Saturday, BBC America, 9 PM)