Author: Eric Goudreau

An Insight on Some of the Best Existing Online Casinos

With the commendable virtualization of almost all fraternities over the planet, it is unimaginable to have any arena off the internet world today. Casinos, leaving no brick or stone unturned in its drive to turn brick and mortar casinos into virtual formats, have finally emerged as potential and easier procedures that aid the gambling process. Citing the comparatively better returns over gambling, online/virtualized form of casinos have gathered sense of immense significance and worth in the gambling world during recent years. Evidently, this marvelous importance can be owed to the benefits that they successfully pass to the users. Their ever growing popularity is just another happening consequence of their beneficial characteristics coupled with online availability. The virtual casinos are facilitating payback percentages which surpass those that the ground casinos offer. Quite a beneficial deal for the entire gambling fraternity. Risky yet Easy money! These online casinos are further bifurcated into other fragments on the categorized basis of varied characteristics of their being. Web based casinos, download based casinos, virtual casino games and live dealer casino games are some most preferred types to be named. Well, to be honest to the concepts of gambling, the immediate next allure that strikes gamblers after payout percentage is the BONUS. The term explains to an incentive type of bonus that is offered to players provided they use the provider’s real money products in...

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Can J.D. Martinez Continue to Make Home Run History?

It seems as though the 5-year 110 million dollar man J.D. Martinez is already proving himself worth the money. Last night J.D. hit his 25th home run of the season. This made him the leader in Red Sox history for most home runs before the month of July. He has brought the firework show well before the 4th and it’s been quite the spectacle.   Sigh of Relief This past couple of months has been nothing short of refreshing. The addition of this slugger has not only elevated the statistics of his own personal career, but it seems to have...

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National League Update: Are You Scared of the Milwaukee Brewers?

With the return of potential power threat Eric Thames, the Milwaukee Brewers’ depth is continuing to grow as injuries clear up. The Brewers stand at the top of the NL Central with a 40-27 record on the season, claiming the highest winning percentage (.597) in the National League. The biggest crutch to the Brewers overall success this season has been the collection of crucial players that have hit the disabled list and their less than desirable rotation. What’s Hurting In MIL? The Brewers have maintained the top spot in the NL while being short some major pieces all season long....

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Is Rick Porcello Back?

It seems as though a spring of Derek Lowe whispering sweet nothings has done Rick Porcello a whole lot of good this season so far. Last Season Flashing back to 2017 is a tough ride for Porcello, as he had almost as many losses as he did wins from his 2016 CY Young season. Rick came in with a cool 11-17, and it was clear nothing much was working in his favor. The Red Sox, although a contending team, did not provide Porcello his usual run support, which in turn lead to a collapse in performance on the mound. By the...

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Red Sox Players to Get Excited for in 2018: Carson Smith

There doesn’t seem to be a player who is deeper under the radar on the Boston Red Sox than Carson Smith. If Boston wants to take command of the AL East this year, the bullpen is going to have to take people by surprise. Smith may not be the biggest stand out in the arsenal. But the potential support he could give to this pitching staff may be a huge difference maker for a contending team. Injury & Statistics If you haven’t heard of Carson Smith, you can probably thank Dr. Andrews for that. Carson underwent Tommy John last...

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Red Sox Players to Get Excited for in 2018: Rafael Devers

As the season nears every day, memories from the Fall come to my mind. Thinking about the series against Houston may hit a weak spot in the guts of Red Sox Nation. But there is one moment that I look back to that makes me excited for 2018. Rafael Devers did something in the last game of that series that no one saw coming. Something not always expected from a stocky power-hitting third baseman. That moment will bring together the excitement. Inside the Park Home Run: Why Devers In 2018 Is Excited: Baseball Reference is the usual spot for...

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Where Does Benintendi Fall in Top 10 Left Fielders?

Before we begin, the dissection and determination of the overall value of one MLB player compared to others is no easy task. It takes a deep in-depth look at several facets of their individual impact. The player can have tremendous talent and outshine their teammates or fit well in a system giving them opportunities constantly to produce. Without continuing to skate around the point, ranking players ahead of others isn’t always easy. There is a way of looking at the personal statistics a player can produce, but there always must be a situational and big picture perception. In an article written by Mike...

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MLB FREE AGENCY: Top Five Hitters Remain

  Most major headline deals have already been wrapped up this winter.  But a fair share of impact players remain unsigned to an MLB contender. With names like Ohtani, Stanton, and Wade Davis all finding new homes, other contending teams are scrambling.  Hitting was king in 2017.  Right now, five top sluggers still need homes. Who do you think tops the list? Honorable Mentions Jonathon Lucroy Lucroy heading into his age-31 season may have been more appealing two years ago. Only recording six HR in 2017, it seems the power hitting righty needs to make some adjustments at the...

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HOT STOVE: Which Marlins Player Should The Red Sox Pursue Now?

JT Realmuto isn’t the slugger Red Sox faithful imagined coming to the South Shore from South Beach. As an underdog acquisition, Realmuto in Boston could have promise. JD Martinez may be the player who is on everyone’s list this holiday season, and for good reason. I believe Realmuto would come at a low price point that the Sox can easily afford, as a compliment to a Martinez deal. Realmuto is Real Deal: As Craig Mish reported this morning around 10 am EST, Realmuto has approached Miami’s front office about being traded. You have to imagine Jeter is licking his...

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RED SOX HOT STOVE: Whose Job is Safe

After last season, it’s hard to think that this list is very long. Yes, the Red Sox could be putting up statistics with this team that no opponent can match. But it is quite obvious that something isn’t working to produce those numbers in the current clubhouse. You can see those players that may be packing their bags in the post that this one was inspired by here. Whether new management will change the Red Sox clubhouse next season or not is up for debate. But no matter how many people could be traded, there is a core group...

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TWITTER STANTON SOURCES TO BE TRUSTED

Did Stanton pack his bags yet? Because on social media yesterday in the baseball hot stove world, it really seemed like it. Pure chaos. Every person was a Stanton expert. Every person had a “source.” This led to a lot of posts speculating on his desired location before any actual confirmation of what he actually said came out. For example, an article put on a certain website that started a majority of the uproar yesterday was posted from a complete non-credible source. Not naming the writer, but his bio on his unverified Twitter read all about his glory as...

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RED SOX HOT STOVE: Who Could Be Leaving Boston

Every morning I look out my window, see a dark gloomy sky and realize there is no baseball on for the next few months. I watched a rerun of the Red Sox getting spanked in Game 1, against the Astros, in the ALDS. Why? If you clicked on this article, much like myself, you’re missing baseball. Although the offseason is not that good, it’s not that bad since the Hot Stove for trade rumors is constantly on broil. Since this team is not the top World Series team going into the season, there are some pieces that need to be moved...

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Red Sox Signing Tony La Russa is HUGE

Quick little post here. When the Sox lost their final game, I tweeted (@goudtweets) I believed the Red Sox needed a veteran in their system. One who has been “there” before. Vague I know, but my mind was thinking of a certain list of players. At the top was Yadier Molina. Boston fans remember him as the pesky, clinical, defensive catcher for every amazing Cardinals team since 2004. You remember his manager? Fast-forward to the World Series game 7 finale last night. I receive a notification that said something along the lines of what this most recent Red Sox tweet says:...

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MLB Best World Series: Top 10 Teams That Haven’t Won Since 1992

When the champagne is popped at the end of the MLB season, there is one team that stays dry. It only seems fitting on the day when the Dodgers or Astros will end their season with a loss in Game 7, that I put this piece together. There are so many incredible teams that have made it to the World Series, then not been rewarded for their work. It is quite specific, but 1992 is a nice benchmark of teams we all loved to watch. So let’s see what teams made the cut. *DISCLAIMER* This is my opinion. The opinion...

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Juiced Baseballs, Who Really Cares?

Quick Flashback If you’re a late 80’s to 90’s baby, there is a good chance you grew up watching the steroid era. We both remember watching titans like Jose Canseco walk up and turn balls into dust. Barry Bonds sending 600-foot nuclear attacks into the cove, then come back to the dugout like it was a routine flip to second. These guys were animals. Until we started scratching our heads and doing some digging, it was the best entertainment for sports television. Who is juiced now? (Youtube: Evan William)   Whole new ballgame? Fans who watch closely know this season had the...

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