SCRIPTED | Today I was killing my dad watching the New York Yankees @ Houston Astros ALCS, October 14, 2017

I visited my dad today for the first time since March of 2016, which wasn't too long of a gap based on our history, before that I hadn't seen him since about 2012 and before that who knows when.  He wanted to watch his favorite thing in the world, the New York Yankees, so that's just what we did.  Among many things I pointed out to him during the game, were these four things that were all clear signs of how scripted the game was, which he couldn't deny by the end.

1.  Correa's home run to give the first run of the game on the 54th pitch.  My dad didn't care so much about the gematria connection to baseball and 54, but he did care that Aaron Judge, who was at the wall, seemingly gave up on the ball, then began to look at the audience instead of the ball before it carried over the wall.  I'd bet with the drone technology that is being used in these games, that ball was supposed to land in the glove of the young boy that it did, who was decked out in the retro Astros gear.  The announcer earlier in the game had mentioned that this week Correa was practicing hitting to the opposite field, and that's what he hit, an opposite-field home run, that barely cleared the wall, that Judge could have more than easily caught and most definitely should have.

2.  The Yankees first run was also bullshit.  I told my dad before the at-bat that scored the Yankees run, it was clear it was going to happen.  The reason I knew was because of the play before the run, the Astros outfielder purposefully mishandled the ball to allow the base runner to advance from first to second.  The hit should have been a single, but because the outfielder acted like it was his first time on the green grass, the runner was able to advance to second, putting him in scoring position with two outs.  Then the next batter, with meat over the plate, hit it to the fence, with the ball getting wedged between the fence and outfield wall.  I wouldn't be surprised if they purposefully fucked with the field to script that moment, something you don't see often.  I told my dad then, again, they have drone technology in these balls, and things really are this scripted.  My dad saw the story about the Globetrotter making the shot from the helicopter so he isn't doubting it, as much as he wants to.

3.  The Yankees were purposefully striking out, to make old man Verlander look good.  All game they were having lackluster at-bats, swinging at pure shit that shouldn't have fooled even high school hitters.  Tell me, who swings at a breaking pitch that is off the plate, and breaking even further away from it, again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again?  It was so pathetic.  If you know how to play baseball, you don't swing at shit pitches, off the plate, breaking away from it, period.  It just doesn't happen.

4.  The game-winning run in the bottom of the 9th was beyond pathetic.  First, the ball was hit to Judge, who then threw a lob ball back into the infield, instead of a dart, which is what you do when there are runners on base who can advance.  The way Judge threw the ball in was like, "Well, I'm in the ALCS, but who really gives a shit?  I think I'll just give this a nice soft toss back into the infield so I don't hurt anyone's catching hand."

THEN, not only that, but despite the lob, the ball made it to the infield and the runner Altuve was told to round third base and run home WHILE THE BALL WAS ALREADY IN THE INFIELD.  THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN, NOT EVEN IN LITTLE LEAGUE.  You do not run from third to home when the ball is already in the infield.

BUT THEN IT GETS WORSE!  The shortstop, covering at second, with the ball in his hand throws a ball low and in the dirt, but still completely fieldable by the catcher.  Instead of cathing the ball however, the catcher drops it, leaves it in the dirt, and Altuve slides home for the winning run.

GIVE ME A FUCKING BREAK.  Even my dad, who wants to believe, couldn't believe it.  And bringing some sanity to the world, he said, "Well, after that, it does look scripted."

My dad and I are both ball players and for anyone who else is (not Piotor), you can see how clearly the bullshit is scripted into these games, not "the matrix".  The fucking "matrix" is not the reason for these on point outcomes, it is because they are planned theater, that for the person with the eyes to see, and who knows how to play the games, should be able to identify instantly.  Plus, when you know Gematria, then you can really tell... like the 54th pitch being jacked.



162 game season
351, the 26th triangular number; Game = 26; Ballgame = 26

Before I left, I had to show my dad the commercial of Donald Trump from 2010 with the Serta Sheep, 11 and 9.  He couldn't believe it.

I didn't realize how much my dad hated Trump, but he really does.  Normally my dad doesn't give two shits about politics, but the Chump man is too much for him.  My dad's girlfriend is also Mexican, so I think that is why he actually cares, because as we know, Trump is a major Mexican / Latin hater, and his remarks about Puerto Rico, on top of everything else, couldn't make this any more clear.  I have to admit, it was nice to see my dad have some passion about something besides ball.