‘General Hospital’ Spoilers April 6 to 10: Ric Wonders if He’ll Get Another Chance with Liz

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Ric wonders if he has another chance with Liz, on General Hospital

Christian Post Report – Last Friday on “General Hospital,” Nikolas and Spencer are home. Spencer has a flashback of the fire and sulks about his face. Sonny arrives and gives Spencer a new boxing robe. Spencer said that Cameron destroyed his life, but everyone insists that the fire was an accident. Spencer wonders why Emma hasn’t come to visit him. Later, Spencer throws a tantrum when his father tells him that they have an appointment with a doctor, and he talks Nikolas into going alone.

In her hotel room, Hayden complains to Ric about not getting paid. He tells her that he can help her out if she’ll help him with Liz. Cameron arrives and he wants to hire a lawyer to protect him from Spencer. Ric tells him that everything will be alright.

Jake arrives at the hospital and startles Liz. He tells her that he’s staying in town. She tells him that Rick wants her back. Later, Hayden shows up to tell Liz the big news and asks her to stay away from her husband. Hayden also advises her to patch things up with her ex, but Liz loathes that idea. Hayden leaves and Ric arrives. He tells Liz about his meeting with Cameron before walking away. Nikolas arrives and tells Liz that he’ll keep an eye on his son.

Here are the “General Hospital” spoilers for April 6 to 10:

April 6 (Monday): Nikolas questions what Liz said about Jake; Ric gets a proposition.

April 7 (Tuesday): Ric wonders if he’ll get another chance with Liz; Jake learns details about a plot; Michael confronts Kiki and Morgan.

April 8 (Wednesday): Nikolas finds himself in a difficult situation; Ric thinks about being honest with Liz.

April 9 (Thursday): Ava reminds Silas of his promise; Ned discovers why Olivia is being blackmailed.

April 10 (Friday): Spinelli wonders where he stands with Maxie; Julian makes Olivia an offer; an incident changes the future of A.J.’s custody.

“General Hospital” airs from Mondays to Fridays at 1 p.m. on ABC.

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‘Days of Our Lives’: April 6 to 10 Spoilers, Victor Threatens Will

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Victor lashes at Will for his betrayal of Sonny and levels an angry threat, on Days of Our Lives

Christian Post Report – Last Friday on “Days of Our Lives,” Marlena thinks that Will believes that Paul is the son of John. She talks to him about Tori and John having a past. Will says that he really thinks Paul is John’s son, but he asks her to keep this a secret, because Will thinks that if Paul knew who his really father is, this might encourage him to stay in town. Will says he’ll do anything to win Sonny back.

Rafe finds Marlena and Will in the park and asks them to go back to the square for the toast. They head back and join Chad, Paul, Ben, Lucas, Abby, Adrienne, Clyde, Kate, Victor and Maggie. Adrienne wishes her son a happy anniversary, and Victor says that he’s honored to host the wedding and calls them the best married couple he knows. Then, Davis shows up and talks about Will cheating on Sonny with Paul and accuses him of blackmailing Paul to come out. Will goes for Davis, and Davis says that he knows a hotel employee who can prove it. Ben and Chad team up against Davis and John asks him to leave or he’ll arrest him.

Victor demands to know if Will cheated on his grandson. Maggie pulls him away and John asks Paul to leave. Victor turns to Lucas and tells him that his son will pay for what he did.

Here are the “Days of Our Lives” spoilers for April 6 to 10:

April 6 (Monday): Melanie swears to prove her theory about Theresa; Eve makes a move that could expose her relationship with JJ; Daniel and Jennifer get into an argument.

April 7 (Tuesday): Paige makes a shocking discovery at her mother’s apartment; Jennifer says she can no longer be friends with Daniel.

April 8 (Wednesday): Victor threatens Will; Sonny finds something shocking on Will’s tablet; Paige confronts Eve.

April 9 (Thursday): Victor influences John’s perception of what transpired with Paul; Marlena confronts Tori.

April 10 (Friday): The truth shocks John; Sonny tells Paul his mother has been lying.

“Days of Our Lives” airs from Mondays to Fridays at 1 p.m. on NBC.

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‘The Bold and the Beautiful’: April 6 to 10 Spoilers, Quinn Makes Deacon Choose Between Her and Brooke

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Quinn on The Bold and the Beautiful

Christian Post Report – Last Friday on “The Bold and the Beautiful,” Wyatt confronted Brooke and Deacon about their conversation. He says that Deacon will end up hurting his mother, but both Brooke and Deacon say that nothing is going on between the two of them. Wyatt isn’t convinced and tells Deacon that he shouldn’t marry Quinn. He leaves.

Later, Deacon tells Brooke that he can’t be with her anymore. Brooke tells him that he’s making a big mistake and hopes that he realizes it one day.

At the studio, Nicole is trying to convince Oliver to add her to the photo shoot. He tells her to talk to Rick or Maya. When Nicole goes to her sister, Maya tells her that she’s got to stop acting as if she’d tell anyone her secret. Nicole says that she can do that, on one condition—she’s got to be in the photo shoot. Maya tells her that she can’t make that happen. Nicole warns her about saying no to her.

At the warehouse, Quinn is holding a dagger and when Wyatt appears, she says that it’s a letter opener for Rick. Wyatt tells her about what he overheard between Deacon and Brooke. Quinn grips the dagger so hard that she cuts her hand. Quinn says she’ll talk to Brooke, and Deacon tells her to avoid Brooke and just give Deacon his ring back.

Here are “The Bold and the Beautiful” spoilers for April 6 to 10:

April 6 (Monday): Wyatt worries that Quinn has gone back to her old ways; Carter becomes the keeper of a very big secret.

April 7 (Tuesday): Quinn makes Deacon decide between her and Brooke; Rick suspects someone is trying to come between him and Maya.

April 8 (Wednesday): Nicole wants to be a Forrester Creations model; Deacon assures Wyatt that he is committed to Quinn.

April 9 (Thursday): Ivy is hesitant to accept Quinn’s olive branch; Rick asks Brooke to return to work full time.

April 10 (Friday): Maya and Nicole disagree about the outcome of a photo shoot; Brooke and Ridge talk about the past.

“The Bold and the Beautiful” airs from Mondays to Fridays at 1:30 p.m. on CBS.

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New York Yankees vs Toronto Blue Jays Live Stream Free: Watch MLB 2015 Opening Day Baseball Online (Start Time, Preview)

The New York Yankees will host the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday as the MLB 2015 season opening day gets started. All the preparations and build up to the start of the season will fade away once the first ball is pitched at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx at 1.05 p.m. ET, and finally the new season will be underway. Today’s game can be watched on TV on the ESPN and YES networks, but can also be watched online through free live stream (details below).

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Christian Post Report – Yankee Stadium is home to the New York Yankees and is located in the Bronx borough of New York.

These division rivals will be licking their lips at the prospect of the American League East this season. There is no clear favorite at this stage, and both of these franchises will be wanting to get the season off to a winning start to emerge as early frontrunners in the coming weeks.

Today’s game will see two right-handers feature on opening day at Yankee Stadium; Masahiro Tanaka will start for the Yankees, and Drew Hutchison will take to the mound for the Blue Jays. Neither pitcher has started on Opening Day before in the MLB, so it will be a unique experience for both.

Tanaka will remember his big league debut against the Blue Jays last year in April. Things did not all go as planned though, as Melky Cabrera smashed a home run off him on just his third pitch to welcome him to the league. The Yankees did go on to win that game, but Tanaka probably will be happy that Cabrera is not part of the proceedings this year. He has now moved on to the White Rox.

“He’s gone, so I wouldn’t have that sort of negative image from last year. Yes, obviously I’d like to have a different outcome for the first batter this season,” Tanaka said.

He added, “I think the biggest difference is that I’ll be pitching at home this season. I’m really happy about that. Last year obviously was over in Toronto and being away from home. Definitely being able to pitch at home this season, I’m really happy about that.”

The New York Yankees will take on the Toronto Blue Jays from 1.05 p.m. ET today, and the game can be watched on TV on the ESPN and YES networks, or online through free live stream by clicking here.

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Dallas Stars vs San Jose Sharks Live Stream, Start Time: Watch NHL Hockey Online

San Jose Sharks' Logan Couture (39) reacts after scoring the game-winning goal against Los Angeles Kings in the overtime period during Game 3 of their NHL Western Conference semifinal playoff hockey game in San Jose, California, May 18, 2013. (Photo: Reuters/Stephen Lam)

San Jose Sharks’ Logan Couture (39) reacts after scoring the game-winning goal against Los Angeles Kings in the overtime period during Game 3 of their NHL Western Conference semifinal playoff hockey game in San Jose, California, May 18, 2013.

Christian Post Report – The San Jose Sharks host the Dallas Stars at SAP Center at San Jose in the regular season of the NHL. To be played on April 6, 2015, the puck drops at 10:30 p.m. ET.

The Sharks have had a rough season so far, they are fifth in the Pacific Division and 10th in the Western Conference. As a result they are set to miss the playoffs this year.

However, they have seemed to pick up the pace at the tail-end of the season, as they have won four of their last six matches and managed to take at least a point from five of their last six.

They beat the Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia flyers before losing to a shootout against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

However, they would bounce back with dominating performances against the Colorado Avalanche and Arizona Coyotes.

Their streak of points recently ended when they lost 5-3 to the Coyotes in their return match.

Just one point behind the Sharks in the West are the Stars.

They have only two ins in their last five matches and one of their glaring problems is on their defense.

In their last five matches, Dallas have allowed 24 goals, with crushing losses to the Edmonton Oilers (4-0), Calgary Flames (5-3) and St. Louis Blues (7-5). In their two wins against the Vancouver Canucks and Nashville Predators, they needed overtime to win and allowed their opponents to score three goals in each of those games.

This season, these two teams have already met twice, with both resulting in wins for the Sharks.

Both games were played at the American Airlines Center, with San Jose netting five goals in each game while Dallas have five goals combined.

To get highlights and updates on this upcoming game, go to NHL.com. For live streaming, click here.

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Los Angeles Kings vs Vancouver Canucks Live Stream (Start Time): Watch NHL Hockey Online

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Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick

Christian Post Report – With only three points separating the two teams, the Los Angeles Kings try to close the gap with the Vancouver Canucks when they meet at the Rodgers Arena in the NHL. The match is on April 6, 2015 at 10:00 PM ET.

Vancouver are currently second in the Pacific Division with 95 points, while Los Angeles are fourth with 92, with the Calgary Flames in between them with 93.

As it stands, the Canucks and Flames are vying for the wild card slot, with the Anaheim Ducks already securing their playoff spot as the division winners. Both teams are in streaks, with the Canucks losing back-to-back games while the defending champions have won two straight.

Vancouver have been up and down lately, winning three straight games against the Kings, Arizona Coyotes and Winnipeg Jets before dropping two straight against the Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars.

They rebounded against the St. Louis Blues and Nashville Predators but find themselves again in a slump after losses to the Chicago Blackhawks and Jets.

With three matches remaining in their calendar, points are important and few bigger than this against the Kings.

Meanwhile, Los Angeles still have four matches left before the regular season ends and it seems they are getting their legs under them with back-to-back wins over the Edmonton Oilers and Avalanche.

After losing to the Minnesota Wild and Blackhawks, the Kings responded with eight goals at home against Edmonton and three against Colorado.

After their match against Vancouver, they still have Edmonton, the Flames and the San Jose Sharks.

The two teams have met four times this season, with Los Angeles taking the first three matches before Vancouver won last month. Two of the Kings’ victories have come at the Rodgers Arena, including a big 4-0 shutout in their third meeting of the season.

To get updates and highlights of this match, go to NHL.com. For live streaming, click here.

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Detroit Tigers vs Minnesota Twins Live Stream Free: Watch MLB 2015 Opening Day Baseball Online (Start Time, Preview)

The Detroit Tigers will play the Minnesota Twins on Monday for MLB 2015 Opening Day. Today’s game takes place from Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan and has a start time of 1.08 p.m. ET. The game can be watched on TV on the FSN network or online through free live stream (details below).

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Today’s game is historic in a way, as it will mark the first time in eight years that the Tigers will be sending anyone except Justin Verlander to the mound for Opening Day. David Price is the man who has big shoes to fill for today’s game as the Tigers look to get their season off to the perfect start in search of a fifth straight American League Central title this season.

Price has experience of the pressures of Opening Day though, having taken to the mound for the start of the season four previous times. However, today’s will be a first for the Tigers.

Tigers’ manager Brad Ausmus said, “It’s a tough decision when you have two guys like that. I think I could have gone either way. I could have gone Verlander-Price, but I decided to go Price-Verlander.”

Another reason today will feel very different – this time from the Twins’ perspective – is that this will be the first time since 2001 that Minnesota will start a season without Ron Gardenhire steering the ship.

That means today will be the managerial debut for Paul Molitor, who has said ahead of the game: “I’m coming here to win. I think it’s very important to lay that out there right from the start. Things can change very dramatically at this level, very quickly.”

This season’s American League Central should be one of the most competitive in the MLB, and today’s game makes for a mouth-watering encounter to give a preview of the rivalries likely to feature in the division this year.

Today’s big game between the Detroit Tigers and the Minnesota Twins will start at 1.08 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the FSN network or online through free live stream by clicking here.

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Wisconsin Badgers vs Duke Blue Devils Live Stream, CBS TV Details: Watch NCAA 2015 March Madness Online

Duke Blue Devils forward Mason Plumlee (5) shoots around Maryland Terrapins center Alex Len (25) during the first half of their ACC Championship college basketball game in Greensboro, North Carolina March 15, 2013. (Photo: Reuters/Chris Keane)

Duke Blue Devils forward Mason Plumlee (5) shoots around Maryland Terrapins center Alex Len (25) during the first half of their ACC Championship college basketball game in Greensboro, North Carolina March 15, 2013.

Christian Post Report – The Lucas Oil Stadium will host this year’s NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball championship as the Wisconsin Badgers face-off against the Duke Blue Devils. Tip-off is on April 6, 2015 at 9:18 p.m. ET.

As the top seed in the West Region, Wisconsin showed their grit and determination as they beat Coast Carolina in the second round before edging out eighth-seeded Oregon in the third.

In the Sweet 16 they beat the hungry and upset-minded North Carolina Tar Heels 79-72 before setting up a mouth-watering showdown against Arizona.

Their match in the Elite Eight was an intense battle, with both teams trading buckets but it was Wisconsin who prevailed 85-78 led by Frank Kaminsky’s 29 points and Sam Dekker’s 27.

With a win over the Wildcats, the Badgers booked a date with heavily-favoured Kentucky in the Final Four. Dominating every team in the tournament so far, the Wildcats were unbeaten so far in the season, and everyone was talking about their historic run to the title.

Everyone was intimidated, except for the Badgers.

They kept things close and came up with the crucial plays when they needed as they beat Kentucky 71-64 to reach the title game. Four of five starters scored in double digits for Wisconsin, led by Kaminsky’s 20. Dekker had another good game with 16 points while Nigel Hayes and Bronson Koenig each had 12 points.

Wisconsin was efficient from the line, draining 18-of-22 for an 82 percent conversion rate as they limited Kentucky to only 10 attempts from the free throw.

Meanwhile, Duke was the king of the South Region and their performances in the competition gave evidence to that claim. They dominated Robert Morris in the second round, thrashed San Diego State in the third and beat Utah in the Sweet 16.

Against Gonzaga in the Elite Eight, they were given few to no challenges as they cruised to a 66-52 victory.

Many thought things would get tougher in the Final Four as they faced the Michigan State Spartans, but it was the same story as the other teams who tried to beat them.

Duke built an 11-point lead at the half and continued to pour on the pressure against their Big Ten rivals. Justise Winslow and Jahlil Okafor proved to be too much as the big men scored 19 and 18, respectively. Despite only shooting 20 percent from beyond the arc, Duke displayed their brilliance from within the paint as they converted 52 percent of their field goals in the game, while holding Michigan State to only 40 percent.

These two teams have proven their worth to win the title, now Duke and Wisconsin will try to get one more win to prove they are the best this year.

For updates and scores, go to NCAA.com. For live streaming, click here.

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New York Yankees vs Toronto Blue Jays Live Stream Free: Watch MLB 2015 Opening Day Baseball Online (Start Time, Preview)

The New York Yankees will host the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday as the MLB 2015 season opening day gets started. All the preparations and build up to the start of the season will fade away once the first ball is pitched at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx at 1.05 p.m. ET, and finally the new season will be underway. Today’s game can be watched on TV on the ESPN and YES networks, but can also be watched online through free live stream (details below).

Yankee Stadium is home to the New York Yankees and is located in the Bronx borough of New York (Photo: The Silent Wind of Doom on en.wikipedia)

Christian Post Report – Yankee Stadium is home to the New York Yankees and is located in the Bronx borough of New York.

These division rivals will be licking their lips at the prospect of the American League East this season. There is no clear favorite at this stage, and both of these franchises will be wanting to get the season off to a winning start to emerge as early frontrunners in the coming weeks.

Today’s game will see two right-handers feature on opening day at Yankee Stadium; Masahiro Tanaka will start for the Yankees, and Drew Hutchison will take to the mound for the Blue Jays. Neither pitcher has started on Opening Day before in the MLB, so it will be a unique experience for both.

Tanaka will remember his big league debut against the Blue Jays last year in April. Things did not all go as planned though, as Melky Cabrera smashed a home run off him on just his third pitch to welcome him to the league. The Yankees did go on to win that game, but Tanaka probably will be happy that Cabrera is not part of the proceedings this year. He has now moved on to the White Rox.

“He’s gone, so I wouldn’t have that sort of negative image from last year. Yes, obviously I’d like to have a different outcome for the first batter this season,” Tanaka said.

He added, “I think the biggest difference is that I’ll be pitching at home this season. I’m really happy about that. Last year obviously was over in Toronto and being away from home. Definitely being able to pitch at home this season, I’m really happy about that.”

The New York Yankees will take on the Toronto Blue Jays from 1.05 p.m. ET today, and the game can be watched on TV on the ESPN and YES networks, or online through free live stream by clicking here.

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Miami Heat NBA 2015 News, Rumors: Mario Chalmers Unsure of Role

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Miami Heat point guard Mario Chalmers

Christian Post Report – Mario Chalmers is in his seventh season with the Miami Heat, winning two NBA championships in the 2011-12 and 2012-13 season.

Earlier in the season, it appeared that Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was trying to find the perfect fit for the guard, starting him on point and sometimes shooting guard as Chalmers tried to settle in to his role.

The Heat had drafted point guard Shabazz Napier for added depth but ultimately traded off Norris Cole in a three-team trade which involved the New Orleans Pelicans, Phoenix Suns and Heat.

In the trade, the Pelicans acquired Cole, Shawne Williams and Justin Hamilton, the Suns got John Salmons, Danny Granger, Hamilton after his contract was bought out, and two first-round picks from Miami. And finally, the Heat acquired brothers Goran and Zoran Dragic, adding strength in the point guard position, but placing Chalmers’ role in question.

Naturally, Dragic was slotted automatically into the starting role, and star Dwyane Wade is on the number two spot, which leaves Chalmers in a tough position.

With all the change that had taken place, the 6-foot-1 guard has now questioned his role on the team.

“I don’t even really know what my role is on this team anymore,” Chalmers told The Miami Herald. “I don’t know what I’m supposed to be doing.”

His movement from point to shooting guard has been a result of players being injured and him being placed as a temporary solution – a decision that frustrates and baffles him. Chalmers understands the situation and revealed that it isn’t easy.

“A lot of people are out of rhythm, and you really don’t know what’s going to happen — when you’re going to get the ball, when you’re going to shoot it, you just never know. You just got to be ready for everything, I guess,” he continued.

As the Heat continue their push towards the playoffs, it should be interesting how this plays out, and to see what Mario’s future holds in Miami.

Chalmers’ importance to the Heat was evident as when he played his rookie season as a starter at age 22. He played 82 games and was in the starting five every game as he averaged 10.0 points, 4.9 assists and 2.0 steals in 32 minutes per night.

In their first championship run, Chalmers was also a very important factor in the team as he averaged 11.3 points per game while shooting 44 percent from the field.

When they played against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Finals, “Super Mario” was a constant thorn on Russell Westbrook’s side, with the Heat guard using his size and strength to throw off his athletic rival.

And with LeBron James leaving for the Cleveland Cavaliers at the start of the season, many thought that he was one of the players due to step-up as the Heat started to rebuild past the era of the King.

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