42 142 | New York Mets Advance to NLCS On Back of 42-Year Old Bartolo Colon (Baseball Rigging Exposed)

The winning pitcher for the team from NYC en route to the World Series after a four game sweep of the Cubs was Bartolo Colon, who is 42-years old.  How fitting.

NYC = 14+25+3  42

Bartolo 2+1+9+2+6+3+6 = 29
Colon = 3+6+3+6+5 = 23
Bartolo Colon = 52

Bartolo = 2+1+18+20+15+12+15 = 83
Colon = 3+15+12+15+14 = 59
Bartolo Colon = 142

Forty-Two = 6+15+18+20+25+20+23+15 = 142 (He is 42-years old)

5/24/1973 = 5+2+4+1+9+7+3 = 31
5/24/1973 = 5+24+(1+9+7+3) = 49
5/24/1973 = 5+24+19+73 = 121
5/24/73 = 5+24+73 = 102

The final pitch of the game by the Mets was at least six inches inside, off of the plate.  The umpire, Paul Emmel, called it strike three, game over.  It was a very weak strike three call, especially to conclude the NLCS.  No baseball fan could argue that the pitch was a strike, it wasn't even close.  I knew as soon as it was called, that it must have been a "magic number" pitch, or if not that, the game must have been at a very special time and in needing of ending right then and there.

Notice it was the 156th pitch, a number connected to God, and the game ended at 3:32 (3 hours, 32 minutes) playing time.

Anyhow, the New York Mets are now advancing to the 111th World Series, as I said they would in Spring Training.

New York = 14+5+23+25+15+18+11 = 111

The game concluded at 11:39 EST.  Recall, New York is the 11th State, and 39 is of great importance to the State.