Hello everyone! I hope all of you had a great week this week. As you may know, the second half of the Subway Series is underway. Here's a preview of what to expect this weekend, as well as what happened during the week and what to see this weekend. Here we go!
MLB
The Yankees headed home after a sweep against the Braves at Turner Field, and the Nationals. The Yankees expected to continue their winning streak, but it all came to an end on Tuesday. The Wednesday matinee game was an insult to injury as the Braves defeated them 10-5 and won the series. Meanwhile for the Mets, they swept the Baltimore Orioles with 2 shutouts the 1st 2 games, and a 4-3 win that almost became a loss for them.
Now, the second half of the Subway Series is underway as the Yankees travel to Flushing to face the Mets this weekend. All games will be on primetime television, as tonight's game will be on WWOR (Yankees), WPIX (Mets), and MLB Network for those living outside the New York Metropolitan Area. Saturday's game will broadcast on FOX, while Sunday's game was flexed to ESPN Sunday Night Baseball. The reason why Sunday's game was flexed due to both teams doing well so far this season.
Here's a preview of this weekend's Subway Series:
MMA
This weekend is a big weekend for the MMA world, because the Bellator Summer Series makes it's return. Also, not only there are one, but two UFC events this weekend. Tonight will be UFC on FX, while tomorrow night is UFC 147. Here's a preview of what to expect this weekend:
MLB
The Yankees headed home after a sweep against the Braves at Turner Field, and the Nationals. The Yankees expected to continue their winning streak, but it all came to an end on Tuesday. The Wednesday matinee game was an insult to injury as the Braves defeated them 10-5 and won the series. Meanwhile for the Mets, they swept the Baltimore Orioles with 2 shutouts the 1st 2 games, and a 4-3 win that almost became a loss for them.
Here's a preview of this weekend's Subway Series:
WWE
This past Monday on Raw was considered the end of "People Power" as John Laurinaitis was removed as General Manager of both Raw and SmackDown. However, John Laurinaitis did have one final match on Raw in a 3 on 1 handicap match alongside The Big Show, David Otunga against John Cena. Let's say things didn't go too well for him.
Here are the other highlights from this past Monday on Raw:MMA
This weekend is a big weekend for the MMA world, because the Bellator Summer Series makes it's return. Also, not only there are one, but two UFC events this weekend. Tonight will be UFC on FX, while tomorrow night is UFC 147. Here's a preview of what to expect this weekend:
That's all I have to say for now. Have a great weekend!
-NYCKNP
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