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Jessica Fritz Aguiar was a guest on WICC 600am Radio in Bridgeport/Milford CT. The host of the show is also the producer of Walk Softly Children, Joe Aguiar. Jess gives a synopsis of the case of Doreen Vincent, and an update on the status of her father, and the prime suspect in her disappearance 34 years ago, who was just released from a halfway house on a gun charge.
Executive producer Joe Aguiar joins host Jessica Fritz Aguiar to update you on the case of Doreen Vincent. Her father, Mark Vincent, has been released to a halfway house in Bridgeport, CT. Mark will be greeted each day with a billboard about Doreen's case just outside of his window. We are doing a GoFundMe to produce the $8700 dollars needed for two billboards in CT. Jess and Joe also discuss the status of their FOIA request, and the illegal way the Wallingford PD responded to it. Is another hearing coming soon?
Joe Aguiar filled in for Paul Pacelli on Connecticut Today, as Paul filled in for Melissa. He welcomed Bob Duff, Majority Leader of the Connecticut State Senate, to talk about what's going on in Hartford, as well as some issues that he feels that the Republican Party is shooting themselves in the foot on (0:00). Next, Barth Keck of CT News Junkie came on to talk about media literacy and artificial intelligence (16:21). Finally, Chris Caruso, former Democratic member of the House of Representatives, called in to give his thoughts on all things local, statewide and even national (31:58). Image Credit: Getty Images
On his final day of hosting Connecticut Today in this go around, Joe Aguiar broke out the heavy artilery. First, he welcomed Britany Goyen of BB Realty to talk about the housing market, as well as some of the struggles with finding a new house in Connecticut (0:00). Next, Amy Bourdon of the group "Take Back CT" came on to talk about their movement and what they're doing to progress it (14:05). Finally, Sgt. Steve Austin of the Hartford Police Department joined Joe to talk about police recruitment, as well as the issues facing cops and his thoughts on some of the recent controversies seen with police officers nationwide (33:37). Image Credit: Getty Images
In a very guest heavy edition of Connecticut Today, Joe Aguiar may have hurt his back rolling out the red carpet for his guests. First, Podcaster and former Illinois House of Representative member Joe Walsh came on to give his thoughts about the media and the divide in the country, including the problem with the extreme members of the parties (0:00). Next, author Mark Perlman, came on to talk about his latest book, "The Reluctant Solider." (19:19) Later on, former Boston Red Sox and Cincinatti Reds pitcher turned rock star, Bronson Arroyo, made an appearance to talk baseball and music, including about his band and his new album, which comes out on April 28 (32:44). Finally, Maria Weingarten and Alexis Harrison, the founding members of CT 169 Strong, came on to talk about fighting to make Connecticut Housing more affordable (41:39). Image Credit: Reuters
Allison Gamber, executive director of the Cove Center for Grieving Children and Brooke Veins, program coordinator, join Joe Aguiar to discuss their two big fundraisers! The 4th Annual Hope & Healing Virtual Auction on March 23rd-25th, 2023 and The Cove Kids' Classic at Lyman Orchards on May 5th!
Joe Aguiar had some very hard topics to talk about today on Connecticut Today. First, Joe spoke with Pamela Gockley, Founder & Executive Director of The Camel Project, to talk about bullying and what we can do to either help stop it or prevent it from happening (0:00). Later on, Joe invited Jason Garrapy, business development manager at Endecom, to speak about the latest going on in the cyber world, including new attacks and how prevent yourself from being the victim of one (17:36). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar rolled on (no pun intended) this week while filling in for Paul Pacelli on Connecticut Today. First, he had Allison Gamber from The Cove Center For Greiving Children on to talk about an upcoming fundraiser Joe will take part in (0:00). Later on, Terry Cowgill, contributing op-ed writer for CT News Junkie joined the show to talk about a cornucopia of subjects including legalized marijuana and Democrats trying to force people to vote (15:30). Image Credit: Reuters
Joe Aguiar made his grand return to Connecticut Today while Paul Pacelli fills in for Melissa. Joe spoke to Barth Keck, writer for CT News Junkie to talk about how "woke" Connecticut is, after a restaurant called "Woke Breakfast and Coffee" opened (0:00). Majority Leader of the Connecticut State Senate Bob Duff called in to give an update of what's going on in the state Senate (14:46). Image Credit: Getty Images
Chris Sawyer from Annie Mac Home Mortgages joins Joe Aguiar to help answer questions and to get to know both Cash Offer and Buy Now Sell Later programs. This is great info for buyers, sellers and other real estate agents!https://chrissawyer.annie-mac.com/ or email Csawyer@annie-mac.com http://www.ctbbrealty.com/meet-the-team Email Joe@BBrealtyCT.com https://www.clovercrestmedia.com/closingtimepodcast
WICC600 AM and 107.3 FM wrapped up another year of live broadcasts with Joe Aguiar filling in for Paul Pacelli on "Connecticut Today." Joe started off the show, acknowledging the good that former President Donald Trump did while in office, after a heated off-the-air phone call yesterday (0:00). Later on, Joe spoke to Jim Battisti about all sorts of subjects including the media and other issues in the political spectrum (15:33). Finally, Joe's brother, Tony Aguiar who is an expert on the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine, had a conversation with Joe about what's happened to this point in the conflict and what could be coming in the near future (29:30). Image Credit: Getty Images
As the final days of 2022 wind down, Joe Aguiar ramped it up on "Connecticut Today." He started off with former Green Party candidate for congress, Justin Paglino, to talk about some of the problems he sees with the current healthcare system and what we can do to fix it (0:00). Later on, House Majority leader Jason Rojas joined Joe to talk about issues facing the state, including eviction rates, the school systems, etc. (17:35) Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar kept on trucking while filling in for Paul Pacelli on "Connecticut Today." First, Joe spoke to Keith Phaneuf, the budget reporter for the CT Mirror about the budget in the state of Connecticut, and some of the issues facing the state (0:00). Next, former State Representative of the 28th District, Russell Morin, called in to talk about various issues including Governor Ned Lamont choosing to forgo his salary (15:42). Finally, Ginny Monk, Children's Issues and Housing Reporter for the CT Mirror, to talk about her four-part series "Notice To Quit" which deals with the very real issue of eviction in the state of Connecticut (32:20). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar rolled out the red carpet on Connecticut Today for two of the leaders in Hartford. First, he welcomed Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz to talk about being reelected as Lieutenant Governor of the state as well as what their plans are (0:00). Following her, Speaker of the House, Matt Ritter, called in to add to Bysiewicz's comments (17:26). Image Credit: Getty Images
Twas the night before Christmas (Eve) and all through the WICC 600 studio, only Joe Aguiar was stirring, as he filled in on Connecticut Today. He started the show off talking to Barth Keck of the CTNewsJunkie to talk about the teacher shortage and other issues around the state (0:00). Later on, Joe had politician and podcaster Joe Walsh on to talk about the state of the Republican Party, and where it may be heading (13:40). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar took to the air today to talk to a couple people who may be in the know of what's going on around the state. First, he spoke to Ken Dixon of Hearst Connecticut Media about a recent his most piece which deals with Connecticut being near the bottom of fatal shootings in the nation (0:00). Right afterwards, Joe caught up with State Senate Majority Leader, Bob Duff, about what's going on in the state senate as the holidays roll forward (14:48). Image Credit: Getty Images
Paul Pacelli started his vacation, so Joe Aguiar started his stint to man the helm for Connecticut Today. He started the show off talking to commuter advocate Jim Cameron about the latest with the trains and what's going on with the rails (0:00). After that, Allison Gamber, Executive Director of The Cove Center For Grieving Children, joined Joe to talk about what's going on with the center as the holidays approach (16:30). Image Credit: www.covect.org
Paul Pacelli took a much needed day off today, so that means one thing, Joe Aguiar hosted "Connecticut Today." His first guest was Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, investigative reporter for Hearst Media CT, to talk about her latest piece on one of Connecticut's many housing issues, involving unused housing vouchers (0:00). Next, State Majority Leader Bob Duff came on to talk about the special legislative session that Connecticut had and their plans for next session (15:24). Finally, Terry Cowgill, contributing op-ed columnist at CT News Junkie and Politiconn, joined Joe to talk about the Hunter Biden issue and how it may ultimately be a "nothing burger." (31:04) Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar welcomed Dr. Dan O'Neill, former team physician for the US Ski Team, Sports Psychologist and Author of "Survival of the Fit: How Physical Education Ensures Academic Achievement and a Healthy Life," to talk about youth sports and the effects that some parents have on their kids with some of the overbearing support. Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar wanted to show he cares about you and your kids/grandkids teeth! Dr. Kami Hoss, author of the #1 National Bestseller "If Your Mouth Could Talk: An In-Depth Guide to Oral Health and Its Impact on Your Entire Life," came on to talk about the effect candy has on your teeth after millions of pounds of it were just distributed on Halloween. He also talked about several other teeth related things (0:00). Joe also welcomed back two folks from CTNewsJunkie.Com as Terry Cowgill gave his thoughts about Joe's interview with Jahana Hayes (20:47) and Christine Stuart talked about the media and it's effects on society and more (42:51). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar spoke politics and reading today! First, Dr. Donna Thompson PhD, MBA, a retired educator (college) and Life Coach called in to talk about National Family Literacy Day as well as the decline in kids interest in reading (0:00). Next, state rep. Jillian Gilchrest jumped on to talk about her re-election campaign (13:13). Gilchrest, prompted Republican Gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski to call in and talk about his campaign (35:58). Finally, former State Representative Chris Caruso surprised Joe with a call to talk about his time in the house of representatives a his relationships with his constituents (57:42). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar had a very special guest on the program today, Congresswoman Jahana Hayes joined Joe to talk about her re-election bid against challenger George Logan (0:00). Then, on this Halloween, Joe talked about a poll that got him a little hot under the collar (23:34). Image Credit: Leah Herman, U.S. House Office of Photography
Joe Aguiar started the show off with a small rant about Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Bob Stefanowski suing the Independent Party, which lead into a discussion about the political landscape with Libertarian Party Candidate to Represent the third district, Dr. Amy Chai (0:00). After that, Connecticut Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz joined the conversation to talk about her and Governor Ned Lamont's campaign (42:22). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar welcomed back Brooke Cheney, an NRA instructor and owner of A Great Start Shooting School in Harwinton to talk about gun legislation and instruction, as well as mental health (0:00). After that, Jessica Kordas, the Republican Candidate for Connecticut Attorney General joined the program to talk about her campaign, as well as what she hopes to accomplish if she wins her election bid (32:57). Image Credit: agreatstartshootingschool.com
Joe Aguiar had two special guests from CT News Junkie. First, Barth Keck joined Joe to talk about this election period and the dangerous rhetoric coming from both sides of the aisle and threat it presents (0:00). After that, Terry Cowgill came on to talk about how the labor shortages in Connecticut, as well as some of the present issues facing the state (19:58). Image Credit: CTNewsJunkie - Home | Facebook
Joe Aguiar took to the microphone today to take a few different things. First, Commuter Advocate Jim Cameron came on to talk about the latest with planes, trains and automobiles (0:00). Next, USA Today columnist Ingrid Jacques joined the program to talk about various things going on in the Republican Party, including the status of the party between "RINO's" and "Trumpers," as well as what's going on with the party with midterms elections rapidly approaching (19:29). Finally, Lesley DeNardis, the Republican Candidate for Connecticut's 3rd Congressional District, came on to run the gauntlet that the Green Party and Libertarian Party candidates ran yesterday, but incumbent Rosa DeLauro hasn't. Did she gain your vote by her answers (if you live in her district)? (39:25) Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar welcomed in two special guests at the same time today. Frequent guest Dr. Amy Chai from the Libertarian Party and newcomer Justin Paglino from the Green Party, came on to have a small public debate in their race to unseat incumbent Rosa DeLauro in the third district. Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar spoke to Gwen Samuel, an advocate for Equity in Education and the Founder for a Connecticut based organization called the Connecticut Parents Union, to talk about some of the issues facing schools including low reading levels, divisiveness in classes, and more. Image Credit: educationct.org
With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the recent story out of Bristol that saw multiple police officers shot during a fake 911 call alleging Domestic Violence, Joe Aguiar welcomed Prudence Crandall Center President and CEO Barbara Damon to talk about the incident as well as what the center is doing to battle Domestic Violence and assist victims of it. Image Credit: Prudence Crandall Center, Inc. - Home | Facebook
With everyone talking about Columbus Day, Joe Aguiar invited Ebony Jackson-Shaheed, who's the Director of Public Health and Social Services for the City of Bridgeport to talk about depression and suicide prevention. Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar was back behind the mic and invited someone from each side of the aisle. First, Laura Devlin, State Representative and candidate for Lt. Governor, came on to talk about her and Bob Stefanowski's campaign as well as the bus trip they're currently on around the state (0:00). Following her, State Senator Will Haskell joined Joe to talk about leaving politics and some of the memories he's had while serving (21:25). Image Credit: Connecticut Senate Democrats - CT.Gov
Joe Aguiar got into it a little while filling in for Lisa Wexler and Norm Pattis. It all started with a conversation with State Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff (0:00). His producer ended up getting calls that caused him to tell people to just call in, prompting one listener to challenge him a little bit (18:24). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar talked transportation and politics today. First, Joe spoke to columnist Jim Cameron about his latest article and all things transportation (0:00). Also he spoke to Dr. Aaron Lewis, the Libertarian Party candidate for Governor, to talk about his campaign and what we need to know about him (19:35). Image Credit: Libertarian Party
Joe Aguiar took to the mic today to talk with perennial GOP candidate Peter Lumaj about the Republican Party and some of the consistent mistakes they make when talking with candidates (0:00). Joe also spoke with Green Party Candidate Michael Oretade about his campaign and what he hopes to accomplish in his race (17:45). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar rolled out the red carpet today for the Independent Party. From Brooke Cheney talking about gun safety (0:00) to Dr. Chip Beckett, who's running for Lieutenant Governor on the Independent line (11:35) to Independent candidate for Congress Michelle Bothelo (22:43) and Dan Newmyer, a political strategist who used to represent the Republican Party, but now does work with the Independent Party (1:05:48). Image Credit: Getty Images
With the elections coming up, Joe Aguiar has been tasked with filling for both Lisa Wexler and Norm Pattis, to keep you updated on what's going on around the state on the road to November's mid term election. First, Mike Telesca, Chairman of the Independent Party of Connecticut called in to talk about the lawsuit that's been filed Bob Stefanowski as well as what's going on with the Independent Party (0:00). Next, Dr. Amy Chai of the Independent Party came in studio to talk about her attempt to unseat Rosa DeLauro, as well as to get to know a little more about her (20:48). Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz joined Joe to talk about Governor Ned Lamont's reelection campaign (59:21). Finally, the President and Founder of the Connecticut Epilepsy Advocate, Robert Fiore joined Joe to talk about an upcoming blood driving coming up in Milford (1:22:28). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar filled in for Norm on the "Norm Pattis Show" and he welcomed two ladies running for office. First State Representative Jillian Gilchrest called in to talk about the work she's done and what she hopes to accomplish (0:00). After he, U.S. Senate Candidate Leora Levy joined the program to talk about what she hopes to accomplish and some of what she hopes she can do beat the incumbent Richard Blumenthal (18:09). Image Credit: Erica Phillips/CT Mirror
Joe Aguiar lead the way on "Connecticut Today" as the march towards November continues! Terry Cowgill from CTNewsJunkie.Com called in to give his thoughts on what's going on with the Republicans, Democrats and Independents in the lead up to the election (0:00). After that, Congressional Candidate Jayme Stevenson spoke to Joe about her campaign (14:59). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar once again took the helm of "Connecticut Today" and opened with something that's been affecting adults for the last few years: anxiety. After reading a report from U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, Joe spoke on some of anxieties in the time during and after pandemic (0:00). After that, Joe welcomed Jason Garrapy, a business development manager at Endecom Business IT Solutions to talk about cyber security and what we can do to help prevent cyber crimes and hacks (6:38). Image Credit: Getty Images
With Paul Pacelli filling in on "Melissa in the Morning," Joe Aguiar signed in on "Connecticut Today." To start off, he gave his thoughts on a couple issues that separate the candidates in Connecticut Gubernatorial race, including Critical Race Theory (0:00). Afterwards, Joe welcomed Dan Murdzek, Chairman of the "Steve Heck Wiffle Ball Charity Tournament" to talk about the upcoming event and the story behind it (12:54). Image Credit: Getty Images
With Paul Pacelli filling in for Melissa in the Morning, Joe Aguiar came in to fill in on "Connecticut Today." Joe spoke with Allison Gamber, the executive director for The Cove Center For Grieving Children to talk about what they're doing for children grieving losses from COVID-19 and more (0:00). Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff also joined Joe to talk about some of the things going on with the Democrats ahead of the rapidly approaching election in November (11:18). Image Credit: CoveCT.Org
Join Jessica Fritz Aguiar and Joe Aguiar for an update session on the status of Mark Vincent's gun charge, including news from his last hearing and what we can expect from the next, information on his attorney Michael Boynton, news on how Mark's wife Kathy feels about recent events, and some good old-fashioned letters from Brad Vincent to his brother. Plus some spoilers for upcoming new episodes, dropping soon.
Chris Sawyer from Annie Mac Home Mortgage joins Joe Aguiar to discuss the mortgage process step by step. In today's market, it's important to get pre-qualified. Chris explains each step of the process on the mortgage end, while Joe details what is happening simultaneously on the real estate side.
To wrap a week of filling in for Paul Pacelli, Joe Aguiar welcomed Democratic Secretary of State candidate, Maritza Bond to "Connecticut Today". The two talked about her campaign, what she can bring to the state, and her views on the state of Connecticut (0:00). Joe also gave his thoughts on the Colin Kaepernick kneeling situation, six years later (11:27). Image Credit: Hearst Connecticut Media
On a Tuesday edition of "Connecticut Today," Joe Aguiar welcomed on a couple guests to the program. First, former State Representative Russell Morin joined the show to talk about a cornucopia of topics including the recent Roe V. Wade decision as well as just the state of politics altogether (0:00). GOP Senate Candidate Leora Levy got in on the conversation to talk about who she is and what she's running for, as well as her platforms (17:08). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar continued his tour on Connecticut Today with Paul Pacelli filling in for Melissa. Joe started the show off with his thoughts on misinformation that's spreading since the overturn of Roe V. Wade (0:00). Next, Joe Sculley, the President of the Motor Transport Association of Connecticut, joined the show to talk about the latest gas hikes and how it's affecting the transportation of goods in the state. Congressional candidate Jayme Stevenson (22:32) and Senate candidate Peter Lemaj (38:34) to talk about their campaign. Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar manned the helm of Connecticut Today for Paul Pacelli as he fills in for Melissa on Melissa in the Morning. Joe hit the ground running as he welcomed Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff to the show to talk about today's controversial ruling in the overturning of Roe v. Wade (0:00). Jim Cameron, the founder of the Commuter Action Group joined the program to talk about tourism and how Marijuana could affect it (13:32). Joe also gave his thoughts on the "Lightyear" same-sex kiss and the outrage over it (27:13). Image Credit: Reuters
Today on Connecticut Today, Joe Aguiar had one some interesting perspectives. Britany Goyen from BB Realty CT called in to talk about misinformation and rumors with the housing market (0:00). Next, Jason Garropy from Endecom Business IT Solutions joined the program to give his thoughts on some of the issues surrounding business technology including phishing and hacking (14:17). Finally, James Batisti from the Divided We Stand Podcast joined his co-host on the podcast (Joe) to talk some of the current events in the country. Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar returned to fill in for Paul Pacelli on Connecticut Today. To start off the show, Joe had Ethan Book, a local business owner looking to run against congressman Jim Himes called in to talk about his platforms and what he's looking to do to win the seat (0:00). Next, Tom Hine of Capital Wealth Management called in to talk about how to work with your money (18:17). Nia Chung Srdowski from NCS Law was on to talk about estate planning and probate administration (30:55). Finally, Joe Walsh, a former radio host and someone who ran against President Donald Trump in the 2020 Republican Primary was on to talk about his separation from the party and what drove him to doing it (46:06). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar returned to "Connecticut Today" with a whole new cast of visitors. First, Ric Suzio called in to talk about the Meriden Daffodil Festival (0:00). Brian Spyros from WTNH fame joined Joe to talk about some of the newer details in the Fotis Dulos case (17:12). State Senate Democratic Leader Bob Duff of Norwalk talked about what's going on at the Capitol, including more calls for state lawmakers to get a pay raise (29:25). Finally, Brian Forster from the "In Storrs Podcast" called in to talk about the UConn Women's basketball team (47:00). Image Credit: Getty Images
Joe Aguiar started off his run filling in on Connecticut Today for Paul Pacelli. To start off, he had Jill Duffy, whose for Miss Connecticut and was crowned Miss Milford on, to talk about her campaign and what goes into it (0:00). Next, comedian Ayanna Saunders on to talk about the Will Smith-Chris Rock incident that happened at the Oscars this past weekend (16:40). Former Democratic House of Representative member who represented the 28th District, Russell Morin, called in to talk about some of the issues facing legistlators, including a pay increase (20:52). Finally, Joe's wife, Attorney Jessica Aguair, came on to talk about a cold case she had been covered, that was also discussed on her podcast, "Sticky Beak."(35:40) Image Credit: Getty Images
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After being swept by the Baltimore Orioles in the opening series, the Red Sox took on the Tampa Bay Rays. This time, it was the Red Sox that swept the Rays and even their record to 3-3 in the American League East Division. In Game 1, Xander Bogarts went 4 for 5 an RBI and a run scored. JD Martinez homered in the 8th inning as the Red Sox totaled 11 Runs and 16 hits. Nick Pivetta started for the Red Sox and earned himself a win. He threw 5 plus innings and gave up 2 hits and 4 walks. Pivetta struck out 4 in 92 pitches. In game 2, there were many mishaps for both the Red Sox and the Rays. The most notable mistake came in the bottom of the 8th inning when Rafael Devers flied out to Right/Center Field. Martinez kept running from second base believing it was the last out. Martinez had to remain at second base. Unfortunately, it was a double play and the end of the inning. Matt Barnes came in relief to shut out the Rays in the ninth. In the bottom of the ninth inning, Diego Castillo came in for the Rays to close the game. On an 0-2 pitch, Christian Vasquez homered over the green monster to tie the game. Eventually, the game came to the end at the bottom of the 12th inning. JD Martinez hit the ball deep at Right Field. Ray's Randy Arozarena misjudged the ball that went over him. That resulted in Martinez in a double that scored Renfroe and Verdugo for the win. Lastly in game 3, the Red Sox scored 3 runs in the fourth, and 6 runs in the fifth inning on Ray's pitcher Ryan Yarbrough. ON the other side, Eovaldi earned his first win as he went 7 strong innings, striking out 7 and giving up 1 Earned Run with 3 hits. The Red Sox faced their first extra inning game on Tuesday night. The rule in extra innings is that the batter that created the last out in the previous inning, goes to second base at the start of the new inning. This is a great way for the game to be more exciting and prevent the game from extending the time. The game may have lasted four hours but was filled with action from both clubs. I have seen extra inning games similar to this in the minor leagues. MLB did have the minor league clubs practice and survey extra inning rules and it worked to perfection. The local team, Hartford Yard Goats, an affiliation to the Colorado Rockies, spent many games in extra innings. Managers strategize their game by executing sacrifice bunts and flies to help push the runner to third and in better scoring positions. We all can expect the managers to practice sacrifice hits throughout the season. Notable Red Sox RosterJD Martinez continues his success as he has a six game hitting streak. He hit one HR off of Chris Mazza. Christian Vasquez hit 2 Home runs in the series. One of them clutched to extra innings. And Xander Boegarts going 3 for 3 in the third game. Nick Pivetta and Nathan Eovaldi pitched well in the series. In 6 games, the Red Sox have not given up a home run. Team leaders so far through 6 games is JD Martinez batting a .440, 2 HRs, 11 RBIs, .481 On Base Percentage, and has a total of 11 Hits. In pitching, the stats are close but Nathan Eovaldi leads the team in 11 Strikeouts. As a team, The Red Sox increased their batting average. However, there is still concern about clutch hitting, particularly in the second game of the Rays when the Red Sox could have needed a guy similar to David Ortiz. It seems as though the only players that can be counted on are JD Martinez and Christian Vasquez. The Red Sox had struck out 27 times in the series. That is three more than the previous series against the Orioles. Kike Hernandez leads the team with 7 strike outs in 23 at bats. Devers, Dalbec, Bogaerts, and Cordero each have 5 strikeouts. On the previous episode in this podcast, I had Joe Aguiar as a guest and had plenty of words to describe the details on why the MLB pulled the All Star game out of Atlanta. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred listened to the civil rights group and the MLB Players Association. It was indeed a decision Manfred had to make as now the MLB will have the All Star game at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, Denver, Colorado. The MLB Standings by Division:In the AL East, it is a tight race with Yankees and Orioles on top. In the AL Central, Minnesota Twins are 4-2. IN the AL West, Houston Astros are 5-1. The Astros completed their series against the Anaheim Angels but the fans did not forget what happened two years ago with the cheating scandal. Fans tossed an inflatable trash can and a real one onto the field. In the National League East, The Mets and Nationals will make up the games not played in their double headers. But for now, the Philadelphia Phillies are leading the East. In the NL Central, The Cincinnati Reds lead the way and in the NL West, the LA Dodgers are 5-1. — The Red Sox-Orioles will match up again. This time the Red Sox will visit the Baltimore Orioles in a three game series. The game will start on Thursday, with the first pitch scheduled for 3:05 PM EST. The projected starter for the Red Sox will be Eduardo Rodriguez, who will be making his first start versus Matt Harvey. Harvey had no decision as he pitched 4 ⅔ innings striking out 4 and gave up 2 ER 6 hits and 1 walk. The second game will be on Saturday. Garrett Richard will make his second start against Bruce Zimmerman. Zimmerman earned his first win of the season pitched 6 strong innings, striking out 5 and giving up 3 ER, 4 hits and a home run from JD Martinez. On Sunday, the series closes with Nick Pivetta for the Red Sox and Jorge Lopez for the Orioles. Lopez will pitch against the Red Sox for the first time. In his career, the Red Sox has batted a .302 against Lopez. Rafael Devers has hit 2 HRs against him. Lopez's last start was against the New York Yankees as he only pitched 4 ⅔ innings in a 7-0 loss.
Coming up on the BaCKSTOP pODCAST, The Red Sox completed their series with the Orioles. How well did they do? Major League Baseball pulled the All Star game in Atlanta. I have special guest Joe Aguiar on the show to explain more about it. And the Red Sox get set for their next series with the Tampa Bay Rays. Welcome to Episode 7 on the Backstop Podcast, I'm your host Ovi Muniz.The Red Sox completed their opening series in Fenway Park swept by the Baltimore Orioles. In game 1, the Red Sox were held 2 hits in the game losing 3-0. JD Martinez and Kike Hernandez were the only two batters that hit the ball. Nathan Eovaldi Pitcher 5 ⅓ innings 4 strikeouts and charged with an earned run. In game 2, Red Sox bats were at a slump again. JD Martinez and Marwin Gonzalez combined went 5 for 6 with 2 RBIs. Tanner Houck made his impressive start by pitching 5 innings, 8 strikeouts but gave up 6 hits and 3 runs, 2 of them earned. The Red Sox had a chance to get the third out in the fourth inning but Rafael Devers threw an error to 2Bmen Marwin Gonzalez resulting in the Orioles getting into scoring position. The Orioles would score 2 runs in the inning and win the game 4-2. In Game 3, the Orioles bats pounded Garrett Richards and Josh Taylor. Both pitchers combined pitched 2 ⅔ innings, gave up 12 hits, 10 runs, and 3 walks. However, Richards seemed to not be able to locate his pitches. During the Left Hander defensive shifts, Orioles batters were able to hit to the opposite field. That was the real damage that caused early runs to be scored. Taylor came in for relief and walked the batter with bases loaded. It was just so terrible to see these two pitchers today. I hope they can do better on their next appearance. Garrett Whitlock came in relief in the third inning to get an out. He would continue to look awesome pitching a total of 3 ⅓ innings, 5 strikeouts and only gave up 3 hits. In the offense, JD Martinez continued to be successful by hitting his first home run and going 2 for 4. Christian Vasquez also went 3 for 4 with a run scored. The Orioles complete the sweep with a 11 to 3 victory. As Red Sox manager Cora noted, this has been “a rough start” for Boston in general, though Sunday's loss was particularly difficult to take.“It was a tough one, there's nothing else you can say,” Cora said during his postgame video press conference. “We got beat in every aspect of the game. The first two games, we didn't play good defense. We didn't swing the bat. Today, I didn't pitch.”The last time the Red Sox were swept in the opening season came in 2012. The Red Sox lost to the Detroit Tigers. John Lester, Josh Beckett, and Clay Buchholz were the starters in each game. That year, Bobby Valentine was the manager as the Red Sox finished with a 69-93 record in last place. In 2011, The Red Sox started 0-6 before winning their first game. The last time the Red Sox were swept in Fenway Park was in 1948. The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Red Sox in a three game series. However, the Red Sox would eventually reach the World Series and lose to the Cleveland Indians four games to two. Notable Red Sox RosterAlex Cora had Designated Hitter JD Martinez, First Baseman Bobby Dalbec and ShortStop Xander Bogaerts in their primary positions for all three games. Marwin Gonzalez started all three games as a Utility player. He played LF, 2B, and 3B. Kike Hernandez played 2B and CF. And Alex Verdugo played all outfield positions. JD Martinez is by far the only Red Sox hitter who is hot with 6 hits, 3 doubles, 1 HR with 3 Runs Batted Ins. In pitching, Tanner Houck struck out 8 and Garrett Whitlock struck out 5 in relief. — The Red Sox-Rays series begins Monday at Fenway Park. First pitch is slated for 7:10 p.m. ET.The projected starter for the Red Sox will be Nick Pivetta. The Rays are batting a .048 in 10 ABs.On Tuesday, Martin Perez will pitch. Rays are batting a .211. Rays' CF Kevin Kiermaier has not done well against Perez. However, the catcher Mike Zunino has hit 3 home runs against Perez.And on Wednesday, Nathan Eovaldi will make his second start. He is 0-1 with a 1.69 ERA. He will be challenged as the Rays have done great against him, batting a .349.Joe Aguiar, owner of ClovercrestMedia, the CMGPodcast. He is the host of the political podcast, Divided WE Stand, and co-host of I'll Piss You Off Shortly. Major League baseball decided to pull the All-Star Game out of Atlanta in a swift reaction to Georgia's new voting law that many view as voter suppression targeting minorities. There was great influence by the civil rights group and MLB Players Association that resulted in baseball commissioner Rob Manfred to quickly make the decision. On the other side, Manfred received a lot of backlash from the Governor of Georgia Brian P. Kemp by tweeting this statement…”Perhaps the MLB should take a look at the restrictive voting laws in their home state of New York before criticizing ours.” The Braves issued a statement stating that they were disappointed.The Wall Street Journal chimed in by writing a headline “The Biden Baseball league” and “Democratic Baseball league.”
Noah is joined by Joe Aguiar on this week's episode of Baseball With the Bard, minus the Bard. The season is upon us and the crew is ready to talk about their expectations for the Yankees, Red Sox and the rest of MLB going forward! Join us!
The Closing Time Podcast is back, with Sanam Solati joining Joe Aguiar each week to talk about the latest real estate news and trends! Stay up to date, plus hear from great guests across the industry! The Closing Time Podcast is sponsored by Rock Hill Accountants.
Welcome to another episode of All 4 Downs with host Joe Aguiar, Jace Garcia, Sean Scanlon, and Producer, Ovi Muniz. What an unbelievable college football week as we started with the highlights of Week 8 games. We will get in with the Top 25 and all the big games. However, we start off with Breaking News in the Big Ten.Started late but did not put in a good plan, the Wisconsin Badgers and Nebraska Cornhuskers game for this Saturday has been canceled due to increased COVID-19 cases. Wisconsin QB Graham Mertz tested positive earlier in the week and so has many more in the organization. Big Ten policy is for a player with coronavirus to sit out for 21 days. Furthermore, Ohio State and Michigan win their respective games in their opener. Plus, a look at the top 25 and outlook of the college football playoffs.
Ted and Trevor and their guest Joe Aguiar will make their predictions on the MLB 2020 season including finishes and postseason awards.
Joe Aguiar talks to Allison Gamber, the Executive Director of the Cove Center For Grieving Children. If you or someone you know is dealing with the death of a loved one, the Cove Center for Grieving Children has excellent resources. Visit Covect.org for Covid 19 related resources and to participate in their charity online auction!
Jessica Fritz Aguiar is joined by her executive producer Joe Aguiar, to answer listener questions about the Doreen Vincent Case. From the concrete laid at 1316 Whirlwind Hill Rd in 1988, to the FOIA hearing this past February, Joe and Jess answer questions and get into more detail about Mark Vincent, his brother Brad, the Wallingford Police Department, the search for Doreen and so much more.
First Down…….This week, major professional sports across the nation to include the XFL have either canceled or postponed their events due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. This has shaken everyone around the globe. In our local areas, businesses, schools, and public offices have shut down temporarily. We are deeply sad about the news but it is the safety of every person that is a priority and helps reduce the spread of the virus. Our country will overcome this virus and go back to our way of life. Second Down….Here is a statement made by the XFL…”Currently, The XFL will not be playing its regular season games, however, all players will be paid their base pay and benefits for the 2020 regular season. All XFL ticket holders will be issued refunds or credit towards future games. The XFL is committed to playing a full season in 2021 and future years.” The All 4 Downs Podcast will resume before the college football season starts. We will continue to support and be ready for XFL 2021.Third Down….All-XFL Team of 2020 A special gratitude to our followers of the All 4 Downs Podcast: Anthony Miller, XFL Reporter and Analyst; Michael Robert Tipton, the host of The TippingPoint at FOX Sports Radio 1380 in El Paso; XFL Outsider, Slingshot Vega, XFL Insider, Robert Mercado, Varsity Manager of the New Britain High school baseball team in Connecticut; Shelby Allen, XFL analyst and writer for Back Sports Page; Shed Sports; and all the followers on facebook and Twitter.Special thanks to my colleagues and peers - Joe Aguiar, Owner of Clovercrest Media; Sean Scanlon and Tyler Bard, who all were contributors to this show. Continue to follow us on social media and visit hhwshow.com. I am Ovi Muniz and thank you for listening to All 4 Downs.
This is the story of a family that loves Arrested Development, and the daughter who knows more about the show than the father who introduced it to her, this is the Banana Stand Podcast. Joe Aguiar and his daughter Eden Fritz Aguiar discuss their love of Arrested Development, how they got into the show, and review "The Pilot". There is also some Arrested Development trivia! Who is your favorite character and what is your favorite quote? We dig into the Bluth family and the show's every critics.
Kris Cedillo from Northpoint Mortgage joins Joe Aguiar and Abby Breau on the Closing Time Podcast to talk mortgages. What does the Fed lowering the rate mean to you? Plus, a look at FHA and government back loans.
Teddy and Trevor talk about the New York Giants, Darnold as the new Jets superstar, and Joe Aguiar joins in on talking about the Yankees.
NFL talk, it's all about the development and progress for Daniel Jones. Darnold and Jones impress. The 3 rookie QB's stand tall after week 1. Baker being typical Baker. Also joining us via phone Joe Aguiar, who discusses the Yankees. Do they need home field advantage? Is it a make or break series coming up for the Mets?
Sarah DiMeo, Jessica Fritz Aguiar and Joe Aguiar come together to recap their interactions with the Wallingford Police Department throughout the season, and talk about what lies ahead for the Doreen Vincent case - including Jessica's new podcast Sticky Beak. Also, a new working theory on what may have happened to Doreen. Content warning: violence, sexual abuse To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast.
Sarah DiMeo, Jessica Fritz Aguiar and Joe Aguiar conclude answering the new wave of listener questions and give a look at what lies ahead. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast.
Sarah DiMeo, Jessica Fritz Aguiar and Joe Aguiar answer a new wave of listener questions. Part 1 of 2. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast.
Home prices and rents are on the rise, How to obtain the American Dream, and Do's and Don'ts of Flipping.
Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa have on broadcaster, podcaster, realtor and educator Joe Aguiar for his second guest spot to talk about his legendarily horrifying story about the time he traveled to Jamaica with his co workers and the famous Glenn Beck, only to get so high he didn’t realize he was being held for ransom until the last second. They also chat about the radio industry and overplayed songs, leaving your magic mushrooms in the car, and Joe blocking out Justin Timberlake during an afterparty.
This week we are thrilled to have Attorney Jose Palacio on the show to give us some insights on Real Estate Law. Tips & Tricks for Buyers Agents, House Hunters in New Haven CT, Apple's new ISO is shaking up Real Estate, Lawrence Yun, the chief economist for the National Association of REALTORS, has some good news for the Connecticut Real Estate market.
We put 4 primetime voices, some of the most famous vocal chords in Connecticut in one room together and absolute madness ensued. Guest Joe Aguiar came on the podcast this week to tell some of the most insane stories that Maxwell, Christian, and Alyssa had ever heard. His incredible career in radio that led him to being #1 in Hartford, the worst surprise party he ever had thrown for him that led to two guys almost getting in a fist fight over a dead dog, having no memory of Alyssa interning for him almost a decade ago and hooking up with an “off duty” prostitute.
Grand Theft Open House, Historic Frank Lloyd Wright home at risk, Ins and Outs of Appraisals.
Sarah DiMeo and Joe Aguiar wrap up the answers to the most prominent question of Season 2: Why is Mark Vincent not in jail? Part 2 of 2. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast.
Sarah DiMeo and Joe Aguiar take on the big question being asked throughout this season, why is Doreen Vincent's father Mark not in jail? Part 1 of 2. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast.
Executive producer Joe Aguiar and lead investigator Jessica Fritz Aguiar are back for another episode of firsthand insight from an old girlfriend of Mark Vincent's. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast
Executive producer Joe Aguiar and lead investigator Jessica Fritz Aguiar guest host the first of two episodes on our conversations with an old girlfriend of Mark Vincent's. To support our coverage of the Doreen Vincent cold case, become a patron at www.patreon.com/fadedoutpodcast
This week Abby & Joe talk about how the proposal for a new Connecticut buyers conveyance tax dies in committee. What's going on with all the UFOs in Newington, Connecticut? Joe gets a little political. And 50 Cent has a fire sale on his 51,657 sq foot home in Farmington, Connecticut. Closingtimepodcast.com Closing Time Podcast on FB & Instagram https://www.facebook.com/ClosingTimePod/ https://www.instagram.com/closing_time_podcast/ Connect with Abby Breau & Joe Aguiar on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/abby_b_realty/ https://www.instagram.com/joeaguiar629/
With 1 episode already under their belts, Abby & Joe settle in to discuss recreational marijuana in CT what that could mean for the housing market. Also, an interesting partnership between Re/MAX and Redfin. Have you seen more Redfin agents in the state? Closingtimepodcast.com Closing Time Podcast on FB & Instagram https://www.facebook.com/ClosingTimePod/ https://www.instagram.com/closing_time_podcast/ Connect with Abby Breau & Joe Aguiar on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/abby_b_realty/ https://www.instagram.com/joeaguiar629/
Its the first episode for Abby Breau & Joe Aquire and they chat about the antitrust lawsuit against the NAR Antitrust Lawsuits, Facebook ends targeting Ad for Housing, and are ghosts committing arson in Milford? What do you think? Closingtimepodcast.com Closing Time Podcast on FB & Instagram https://www.facebook.com/ClosingTimePod/ https://www.instagram.com/closing_time_podcast/ Connect with Abby Breau & Joe Aguiar on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/abby_b_realty/ https://www.instagram.com/joeaguiar629/
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