Were the Dodgers seeing 'red'?
Red = 9+5+4 = 18 (Baseball = 18)
Today's game comes 64-days before the start of the World Series. The Dodgers are one of the teams in the conversation for a NL World Series appearance if not the Cubs.
Dodgers = 4+15+4+7+5+18+19 = 72 (World = 72) (Series = 75) (World Series = 57/66/75)
MLB = 13+12+2 = 27 (Notice the 27 runs scored, 18+9)
72 = 7+2 = 9
27 = 2+7 = 9
18 = 1+8 = 9
9 = 9
Last year when I was researching baseball, it occurred to me that the Cincinnati Reds are attached to a long of major league accomplishments, but often times on the "losing end" of those accomplishments.
Also, I'm seeing a Chase Utley getting a lot of respect in the media lately.
Cameron = 3+1+4+5+9+6+5 = 33
Utley = 3+2+3+5+7 = 20
Chase Cameron Utley = 71/80
Chase Utley = 38/47
Chase = 3+8+1+19+5 = 36
Cameron = 3+1+13+5+18+15+14 = 69
Utley = 21+20+12+5+25 = 83
Chase Cameron Utley = 188 (Bavarian Illuminati)
Chase Utley = 119 (All Seeing Eye) (Star of David)
12/17/1978 = 1+2+1+7+1+9+7+8 = 36 (Currently 36-years old)
12/17/1978 = 12+17+(1+9+7+8) = 54
12/17/1978 = 12+17+19+78 = 126
12/17/78 = 107
12/17/1978 = 1+2+1+7+1+9+7+8 = 36 (Currently 36-years old)
12/17/1978 = 12+17+(1+9+7+8) = 54
12/17/1978 = 12+17+19+78 = 126
12/17/78 = 107
This year the World Series will begin in a span of 54-days from his birthday.
Baseball = 2+1+1+5+2+1+3+3 = 18/27
Baseball = 2+1+19+5+2+1+12+12 = 54
54 = 5+4 = 9
Chase Utley is in his 13th MLB season as well.
L.A. = 12+1 = 13
http://www.espn.com/mlb/player/_/id/5383/chase-utley
Here are some other interesting notes about the Dodgers World Series history...
The first World Series they went to was against the Yankees, back when the Dodgers were in Brooklyn. That was in the year '41. USA = 41
Think about A-Rod's retirement this year, centered around '41. He retired with the Yankees wearing #13, after 13-seasons. 41 is the 13th prime number.
If you look below, you'll notice the Dodgers and Yankees played each other 7-times in the World Series, Brooklyn vs Bronx, before the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. Once in Los Angeles, they would compete in a World Series against the Chicago White Sox. 1959, the first time they played anyone other than the NY Yankees in a World Series. That is interesting in light of the fact that the Cubs have a strong narrative for the World Series this year.
Then what do you know? The next World Series, against the Yankees again
then Twins
then Orioles
then Athletics
then Yankees (77)
then Yankees (78)
then Yankees (81)
Here are some other interesting notes about the Dodgers World Series history...
The first World Series they went to was against the Yankees, back when the Dodgers were in Brooklyn. That was in the year '41. USA = 41
Think about A-Rod's retirement this year, centered around '41. He retired with the Yankees wearing #13, after 13-seasons. 41 is the 13th prime number.
If you look below, you'll notice the Dodgers and Yankees played each other 7-times in the World Series, Brooklyn vs Bronx, before the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. Once in Los Angeles, they would compete in a World Series against the Chicago White Sox. 1959, the first time they played anyone other than the NY Yankees in a World Series. That is interesting in light of the fact that the Cubs have a strong narrative for the World Series this year.
Then what do you know? The next World Series, against the Yankees again
then Twins
then Orioles
then Athletics
then Yankees (77)
then Yankees (78)
then Yankees (81)
The last time they were in a World Series was against the Oakland Athletics, 1988, 28-years ago.
How does anything from this post make any sense? Dont be a idiot Zach, its Texas vs Cubs
ReplyDeleteWhen do these ever make sense?
ReplyDeleteVery true. I wish he wouldnt keep flip flopping then taking credit at the end acting like a genius. Zach if your reading this and I know you are, you look like a major jackass when you do shit like that.
DeleteWhat makes sense about hanging out at a blog that you don't like, and where you fail to grasp the purpose of the content. As a researcher, I have to look for where my theories might be wrong and what I am overlooking. That only happens with documentation, which this blog is.
DeleteFair enough. Continue your research. I thought you were about doing something to stand up to these people but I guess your just interested in making useless observations on irrelevant subjects
DeleteHow are they irrelevant? It all links to a narrative. Zachary isn't on here for sports predictions, but to show the narratives behind the scripting. They may not go to the WS, but if you actually read what Zachary blogs, you would understand that in history these narratives matched up to certain scenarios.
DeleteI don't even know why I even bothered trying to give you insight. Trolls will be trolls.
if dodgers even make the World Series the people here will straight lose their mind...
ReplyDeleteIf you think the riots after the lakers won wer bad you haven't seen anything yet
DeleteAfter the Lakers won what? I'm so confused
DeleteThe finals in the early 2000s it was the first time in a long time.
DeleteVin scully retiring this year he is 88,last time Dodgers won was in 88
ReplyDeleteThat year lakers Dodgers and Washington redskins won the championships
Washington redskins=112
Brooklyn=112
Last time they won was 28 years ago. The new coach was drafted 28th overall.
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