Sunday, October 2, 2011

Lounge on YouTube: Gilbert Gottfried

By Rick Morris

At long last, Lounge Lizards, we’ve broken the seal on The FDH Lounge YouTube channel! As we go along, we’ll be uploading classic segments from the history of our program and when we do, we’ll embed them here.

Up next: we speak with comedian Gilbert Gottfried.

Lounge on YouTube: Pro wrestling/MMA journalist Dave Meltzer

By Rick Morris

At long last, Lounge Lizards, we’ve broken the seal on The FDH Lounge YouTube channel! As we go along, we’ll be uploading classic segments from the history of our program and when we do, we’ll embed them here.

Up next: we speak with Dave Meltzer of the Pro Wrestling Observer.

Lounge on YouTube: John Oates

By Rick Morris

At long last, Lounge Lizards, we’ve broken the seal on The FDH Lounge YouTube channel! As we go along, we’ll be uploading classic segments from the history of our program and when we do, we’ll embed them here.

Up next: we speak with legendary singer-songwriter John Oates.

Lounge on YouTube: Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer

By Rick Morris

At long last, Lounge Lizards, we’ve broken the seal on The FDH Lounge YouTube channel! As we go along, we’ll be uploading classic segments from the history of our program and when we do, we’ll embed them here.

Up next: we speak with Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer.

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Pro Football/Baseball Playoff Surround

By Rick Morris

Pro football is back and The FDH Lounge, in combination with our pals in The 21st Century Media Alliance, is bringing you action from each and every corner of the landscape! Plus, as a bonus, this week we’re throwing in coverage of the big baseball playoff games! Check this minute-by-minute ticker all day for scores, stats, analysis, pictures, links to videos and so much more. It’s the augmentation you need to help you get a complete handle on all of the day’s events. [NOTE: Even if the box shows “Standby” at any point, it is still updating.] Enjoy!

Lounge on YouTube: Mini-Episode #15 – Fantasy Football Week 4

By Rick Morris

Here is the 15th mini-episode of THE FDH LOUNGE: the start of the eighth season of THE FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER. We bring you your lineup recommendations for Week 4 of fantasy football.

Playoff Baseball Surround

By Rick Morris

On this day of four baseball playoff games, we’ve got you covered all day long from dozens of perspectives with constant stats, analysis and game updates. It’s Playoff Baseball Surround from your pals at The FDH Lounge and The 21st Century Media Alliance. Enjoy!

NFL Week 4 picks

By Rick Morris

Overall picks last week: 9-7

Overall picks for the season: 25-20-3

Three Big Picks of the Week last week: 2-1

Three Big Picks of the Week for the season: 5-3-1

1,000-Star Gold Plated Lock of the Millennium for last week: 0-1

1,000-Star Gold Plated Lock of the Millennium for the season: 1-2

1,000-Star Gold Plated Lock of the Millennium for this week: Atlanta -4 ½ over Seattle

Other two picks for Three Big Picks of the Week: Buffalo -3 ½ over Cincinnati and New England -5 ½ over Oakland

Other picks:

Dallas -1 ½ over Detroit

Jacksonville +7 over New Orleans

Philadelphia -9 over San Francisco

St. Louis +2 ½ over Washington

Cleveland PICK over Tennessee

Minnesota -2 ½ over Kansas City

Chicago -6 ½ over Carolina

Houston -3 ½ over Pittsburgh

Arizona +1 over New York Giants

Miami +7 over San Diego

Green Bay -12 ½ over Denver

Baltimore -3 ½ over New York Jets

Tampa Bay -10 over Indianapolis

NCAA football Week 5 picks

By Rick Morris

5-5 last week, 12-12-1 overall

Ohio -16 over Kent State

Michigan State +3 over Ohio State

Texas A&M -2 ½ over Arkansas

Wisconsin -10 over Nebraska

Alabama -3 ½ over Florida

NFL Week 4 power rankings

By Rick Morris

NOTE: Preseason rankings in parentheses.

TOP TIER

1 Green Bay (1)

SECOND TIER

2 New Orleans (5)

3 New England (2)

4 Baltimore (7)

5 San Diego (8)

6 Pittsburgh (9)

7 New York Jets (6)

8 Atlanta (4)

9 Philadelphia (3)

THIRD TIER

10 Detroit (10)

11 Buffalo (13)

12 Houston (11)

13 New York Giants (14)

14 Dallas (15)

15 Washington (12)

16 Tampa Bay (16)

17 Oakland (21)

18 San Francisco (18)

19 Cleveland (20)

20 Tennessee (23)

21 Arizona (17)

22 Chicago (19)

23 St. Louis (22)

24 Carolina (24)

25 Denver (25)

26 Miami (26)

27 Minnesota (27)

28 Cincinnati (28)

29 Jacksonville (29)

FOURTH TIER

30 Seattle (31)

31 Indianapolis (30)

32 Kansas City (32)

BIGGEST RISERS: Oakland (4 spots), Baltimore, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, San Diego and Tennessee (3 spots)

BIGGEST FALLERS: Philadelphia (6 spots), Arizona and Atlanta (4 spots), Chicago and Washington (3 spots)

RANKINGS BY DIVISION – 1 POINT PER RANKING SPOT FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL TEAM, LOWEST SCORE IS BEST

1 AFC East 47

2 NFC South 50

3 NFC East 51

4 AFC North 57

5 NFC North 60

6 AFC West 79

7T NFC West 92

7T AFC South 92

RANKINGS BY CONFERENCE

1 NFC 253

2 AFC 281

MLB power rankings for end of September

By Rick Morris

NOTE: Rankings for mid-September in parentheses.

TOP TIER

1 Philadelphia (1)

SECOND TIER

2 Texas (8)

3 Milwaukee (3)

4 New York Yankees (2)

5 Detroit (6)

6 Arizona (4)

THIRD TIER

7 Tampa Bay (9)

8 Boston (7)

9 St. Louis (11)

10 Atlanta (5)

FOURTH TIER

11 San Francisco (12)

12 Los Angeles Angels (10)

FIFTH TIER

13 Toronto (13)

14 Washington (19)

15 Los Angeles Dodgers (15)

16 Cleveland (16)

17 Chicago White Sox (17)

18 Cincinnati (14)

19 New York Mets (18)

SIXTH TIER

20 Colorado (20)

21 Oakland (23)

22 Florida (21)

23 Pittsburgh (22)

24 Kansas City (24)

25 Chicago Cubs (25)

26 San Diego (26)

27 Baltimore (27)

28 Seattle (28)

SEVENTH TIER

29 Minnesota (29)

EIGHTH TIER

30 Houston (30)

BIGGEST RISERS: Texas (6 spots), Washington (5 spots)

BIGGEST FALLERS: Atlanta (5 spots), Cincinnati (4 spots)

RANKINGS BY DIVISION – 1 POINT PER RANKING SPOT FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL TEAM, DIVIDED BY THE NUMBER OF TEAMS IN THE DIVISION, LOWEST SCORE IS BEST

1 AL East (11.8)

2 NL East (13.2)

3 NL West (15.6)

4 AL West (15.75)

5 NL Central (18)

6 AL Central (19.2)

RANKINGS BY LEAGUE

1 AL (46.75)

2 NL (46.8)

Lounge on YouTube: Mini-Episode #14 – Peter Scolari

By Rick Morris

As we referenced previously, our pals at Sportsology are hooking us up for live segments that we’re doing with guests these days. We’re happy to report that we’ve been able to stream many segments on our own, but we’re thrilled for the help on some of these with guests and the thanks all go to our great friend Russ Cohen.

Mini-Episode #14 features a discussion with an actor who broke through on the 1980s sitcoms Bosom Buddies and Newhart and who has carved out a well-rounded career on the small screen, big screen, stage and voiceover studio: Peter Scolari. It’s one of the most engaging conversations we’ve had yet and if you’ve followed our show, you know what a mouthful that is. We’re sure you will enjoy.