CHARLIE KIRK GIBSON HITS WALK-OFF HOME RUN IN 18TH INNING OF THE WORLD SERIES!

➡ This text is about a sports analysis and prediction channel called “The Ball Don’t Lie”. The host discusses sports games, particularly baseball, and uses numbers and patterns to predict outcomes. He also talks about his Patreon page where he shares his predictions. The host believes that certain numbers and dates, like founding dates of cities, can influence game results.
➡ Shohei Ohtani hit a home run in a game that took place 131 days before Toronto’s founding date, which is significant because both ‘Super bowl’ and ‘Shohei Ohtani’ equal 131 in a simple cipher. The game was also 3 months and 22 days after Ohtani’s birthday, which is the number of the skull and bones. Additionally, the game was 114 days after Ohtani’s birthday, and he was batting against Max Scherzer, whose last name equals 114. Ohtani was sitting on 162 home runs at home in his career, and the game was 16 weeks and 3 days after his birthday, allowing him to get his 163rd home career home run.
➡ The speaker discusses various connections between baseball players Freddie Freeman and Kirk Gibson, including their jersey numbers and significant events in their careers. They also mention a potential book they’re working on and ask for feedback on the title. The speaker then delves into various theories and observations about the number five, fingers, and their possible significance in the context of the players and the game. They end by reminding viewers of an upcoming time change and their next live stream.

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Thank you guys so much for joining. This is a rare one for me, doing a stream in the middle of the day. Typically, I’m a night owl. I will see you guys again tonight on Eye to Eye with aj, Rambo and Cody. Like I always say, Tuesday nights are the best night of the week, but thank you guys for hanging out with me. I was debating doing either a recorded video or doing a late night stream, but it got so late last night. For those that were watching this game going into 18 innings, it was a tie in MLB history for the longest World Series game in history, dating back to 2018, which also included the Dodgers, who won 3 to 2, beating the whites or the Red Sox.

But besides the point, you know, I turned the game on as I started coding and sure enough, the game just would not end. And I was working on some, you know, short reels and some images and whatnot. Just touching on one hell of a night that we had on the Patreon, that’s for sure. Arguably one of my best. And we’re gonna go through the notes that I shared about last night’s game and just how creepy and how on point all of the all of these things were that we talked about yesterday on the Patreon. So I’ll open by saying congrats to the winners who took advantage of riding with Freddie.

Freeman was not an official pick, and I’ll show that in the notes. But Shohei and Alejandro Kirk, my goodness, both of those rituals played out before the fourth inning or in the fourth inning. And then sure enough, Shohei ended up hitting two, and so on and so forth. So we’ll dive right into it. Thank you guys for the thumbs up letting me know that you guys can hear me. Okay, thank you all for joining Incognito Coffee girl. Stephen, good to see all of you. Really appreciate it. I saw Stephen in the comments last night once. That game was really popping off.

So these are all screenshots from last night’s Patreon page. As you guys can see, a lot of picks on the board. But simply put, this is really just about two players that I focused on. Shohei Ohtani and Alejandro Kirk. I mentioned in last week’s stream that I was kind of kicking myself after game one because I was saying even before the World Series began that this World Series to me was clearly in tribute to Charlie Kirk. There are other people out there that, you know, talk about the synchronicities with Drake and then, you know, you got the Kobe themes with the Year of the Snake and the Dodgers, etc.

Which are all still valid. But to me, just this Charlie Kirk stuff, ever since it happened back in September, I can’t not see it. It’s just screaming at me all the time. And I’m going to walk you guys through exactly what I’m talking about. So for those that aren’t familiar with sports picks or sports betting, you know, this, this might seem like a lot of picks, but it really came down to the fact that I liked Shohei and Kirk to both hit a home run. And strategically, if they do that right, they’re going to get on first base, second base, third base, and home plate.

That’s four. There’s four bases. They would also bat themselves in as a run, so that’s an rbi. So in other words, my point is, is if you ever like a player to hit a home run, you might as well spread your chips and put your, your chips, if you will, in other areas, knowing that if he does it a home run, he’s going to hit all these other bets too. So sure enough, that’s exactly what happened with both Kirk and Ohtani. The link is right here. For anybody that’s interested in joining, give me a shot. 50, 40, 50 bucks, depending on what tier you put on per month comes down, comes out to about $1.30 a day.

So we’re going to dive into the notes. I did not, as you can tell, I did not actually put out a pick on who would win this game because it like oftentimes it is, it’s, it was very, very double coded. But I was saying in the chat that all things considered, it did look like numbers were favoring the Dodgers. And turns out it took 18 innings for, for them to get that win. But here was the first thing I noticed yesterday. Monday, October 27th was exactly 53 days after the founding date of Los Angeles, which equals 53 in reverse reduction.

So simply there you measure from their founding date and in the base ciphers of Gematria, Los Angeles equals 53. So they had that going for them. The other big one too. Notice that Dodgers and Toronto both equal 36 in reduction and reverse reduction ciphers. They share a lot of overlap. But the 36 especially keep this in mind because not only was it 53 days after Los Angeles, which equals 53 founding date, but the Dodgers with a win over Toronto, they could pick up their 151st all time postseason win. And they could do so against Toronto, which equals 36 151, the 36 prime.

Right? So those are the two main things right there that I thought were pretty solid, but I did put a big alarm here, and I said, listen, you guys, be careful, because sometimes the simplest riddles are the strongest. And it looked like it was very possible that the Blue Jays could have pulled it off. But I was just pointing out to the Patreon that you guys, if the Blue Jays do win, though, they would improve to 9 and 5 in this year’s postseason, where Blue Jays and The simplest cipher equals 95. Obviously that did not happen.

That said, we’re going to now segue into Shohei. So take a look at this, you guys. I’ve said this often. I focus on founding dates, death dates, birthdays, surrounding any of these types of sporting events as, as, as well as what’s going on in the news, right, Charlie Kirk. I mean, it was only a month ago, but the rituals continue. So I was looking at Los Angeles’s founding date, right? Means I have to look at Toronto’s founding date, which is March 6th, the date written 3, slash 6, like 36. Like how Dodgers and Toronto both equal 36.

Anyways, but when you measure from last night’s game up to the next founding date of Toronto, you see that’s 131 days later, and that’s a huge championship number. Super bowl also equals 131, but so does Shohei Ohtani, all in the simplest cipher, right? So in last night’s championship game three, exactly 131 days before Toronto’s founding date, Shohei Ohtani can hit a home run, essentially, and that was the play. And sure enough, he ended up hitting two, didn’t he? So much so to where once they started getting into extra innings, they. They walked Shohei pretty much every time.

On top of that, we know about the number of skull and bones. Three, two, two. When you take a look at Shohei’s birthday up to last night’s game, it was three months and 22 days. It reminds me of the legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, who died a few years ago. So Shohei had the 131 alignment. He also had the 3 2, 2 alignment. And he also had the alignment with the pitcher, Max Scherzer, or the last name Scherzer equals 114 in reverse, right? So the game was exactly 114 days after Shohei’s birthday. And now he’s batting up against Scherzer, which equals 114.

That’s a big LeBron James number two, by the way. The King of LA now, right? So all of those things lined up and once again, sure enough, he ended up hitting 2. The last thing I pointed out here, once again, these are all screenshots from the Patreon, was that Shohei was sitting on 162 home runs all time at home in his career. That includes both with the Angels and the Dodgers. And Yesterday was also 16 weeks and 3 days after his birthday. So we can get that 163rd home career home run, 16 weeks and 3 days after his Birthday.

114 days after his birthday against Scherzer, which equals 114, etc. So congrats to those who capitalize on Otani. But here’s where it gets really good, you guys. You know, going back to the Charlie Kirk stuff. So this is, this is just so mind blowing to me. My, my Charlie Kirk book probably got another four pages long last night after everything that happened. And I’m going to walk you guys through this. So the first thing you know, if you guys can’t keep the number 31 in your head, just remember 31 is the 11th prime. And Charlie Kirk died at the age of 31.

Right. Well, keep in mind that last night’s game was tied one to one and it was game three, kind of like three 1, 31. And look at this. They had both pitchers that started last night wearing the number 31 as I had, as I’m on minute 13 and there were 13 viewers. That’s funny. So we talked about Scherzer while he wears 31 for Toronto. And then you have Tyler Glass now, which. Who wears 31 for the Dodgers. And we’ve talked about Alejandro Kirk. Right? So immediately I’m like, oh, my God. So Tyler glass, now number 31, is going to bat against Alejandro Kirk after Kirk hit a home run in game one to bring the Dodgers to an 112 lead.

Kind of like how Charlie Kirk died with on the date leaving 112 days left in the year. Etc. So this is where my head was going, you guys. I was like, holler on Alejandro Kirk, okay? He’s going to be batting up against number 31, where Charlie Kirk died at age 31. And he was reportedly killed by who? Tyler Robinson. Right? Tyler. Tyler killed by Kirk. Or excuse me, Kirk killed by Tyler. And as far as some of the number alignments, you know, here’s what I put in the Patreon. I said, you know, against pitcher number 31, Tyler, Alejandro Kirk could get his 56 career home run, which he did in ritual to Charlie, which equals 56.

Simplest cipher. Okay, so that this was Alejandro Kirk’s 56th all time career home run where Charlie equals 56. And he did it against the batter named Tyler wearing number 31. You guys see that? And additionally, I also pointed out that it could. He could record also his 20th home run this season, which he did, where death. That’s a big. That’s a 20 is a big death number, right? And then, my God, when it happened. Yeah, shout out. Yeah, shout out. Stephen, great point. Yeah. And we’re going to talk more about this related to Freddie Freeman. But yeah, notice that he hit a homer in the opening game, game one, and then his second homer comes in game three, kind of like 31.

Yeah, thank you for adding that, Stephen. So we talked about it was also his 20th home run of the season, including playoffs. Death equals 20. 20, a big death number. But look at this, you guys, not only. So we just talked about this. It was his 20th home run of the season, right? Death equals 20. Well, what do I talk about a lot as well? Well, the number four, right? The number four is heavily affiliated with the word death because it’s pronounced the same way. The, the number four and the word death are pronounced essentially identically in Mandarin culture.

So it’s a big voodoo number and it’s related to death. So of course his home run comes in the top of the fourth inning, right? Not only that, Kirk hitting a home run against Tyler. Charlie Kirk killed by Tyler, right? But look at this. It was Tyler’s 49th pitch of his game. Of the game. So in pitch 49, Kirk, which equals 49, hits a home run in the top of the fourth, the death number to bring the score to 3 to 2, where Kirk equals 32 in reverse. Pythagorean. Am I nuts? Is, is this not perfect? So keeping it moving.

This is just a screenshot to show where I mentioned Freddie Freeman. And hold on just a second, you guys. Foreign apologies. So as you guys saw from the first screenshot of the picks, I did not officially put out Freddie Freeman once again kicking myself for the second time this series where I should have. But just notice that in the notes I said here, on the contrary, after I was done talking about Alejandro Kirk, I was saying, does Freddie Charles Freeman hit a home run against Max Scherzer? Well, sure enough, Freddie Freeman, right, He. He hit his walk off home run in the 18th inning.

So Max Scherzer being the starter, sure as hell is not going to be pitching in the 18th inning. But besides the point I mentioned, Freddie Charles Freeman because of his middle name, Charles. Right. And for those that don’t know, the name Charles means free man. So Freddie Freeman’s name is Freddie Freeman. Freeman, technically, or Freddie Charles. Charles. So with everything we’ve been talking about with Charlie Kirk and how Alejandro Kirk hit his home run against Tyler, where Charlie Kirk was killed by Tyler to end the game after 18 innings, essentially tying MLB history for the longest World Series game, you have a walk off home run by Freddie Charles Freeman.

You kidding me? So congrats to anybody that caught that part in the notes and, and, you know, put a feeler out there for Freeman or even jumped on him in a live bet in the second half of the game. I mean, 18 innings, that’s two full baseball games. So sure enough, like I mentioned, Freddie Freeman hits his walk off home run in the 18th inning last night. So another big part of the Charlie Kirk book that I already had written and in place. I just added this part now to that whole section. Shout out to Myron again, man.

Myron, if you’re watching, I can’t wait to jump on our next live stream, man, because the stuff you’ve been on is insane. And shout out to you, because you were the first one to really kind of point this out to me about the reason why the Dodgers played against the Cincinnati Reds in the first round. Right? In another Charlie Kirk ritual, because Freddie Freeman, it’s a little baseball history for you guys. For those that don’t know, last year the Dodgers won the World Series and Freddie Freeman won the mvp. He also happened to hit a walk off home run like he did last night, but he did it last year in game one.

So Stephen was talking about how Kirk hit his home run in game three, and then he had his first home run in game one. Right. Well, take a look at Freddie Charles Freeman, right? So he hits his walk off home run in game three, and then he also hit a walk off home run last year in game one. Okay? Now last year was huge for him because essentially he kind of dubbed the nickname Kirk Gibson 2.0. Kirk Gibson was a Dodgers player back in 1988 who hit a walk off home run in game one as well.

So ever since Freeman hit that walk off home run last year in Game 1, he’s had heavy, heavy ties to Kirk Gibson, Freddie Charles Freeman and Kirk Gibson. See that? This is just a photo, I want to say, from earlier this year. It might have been opening night, where I believe, Myron, you’re gonna keep me honest here, but Kirk Gibson actually threw out a first Pitch in one of the games. It might have been the opening of the season or something when Freddie Freeman came out and you know, they’re doing their, their poses and whatnot for the cameras.

So anyways, hopefully you guys can see this, this connection here. Freddie Charles Freeman and Kirk Gibson in the walk off home run of the game where you had Alejandro Kirk hit his home run. Now I don’t have this in any more of my slides. I mean, I’ll throw this in there. Just notice that Kirk Gibson wears 23 or he did, right, for the Dodgers back in 1988. Los Angeles, California equals 88 too by the way. But look at that. Blue Jays 23. 23 is arguably the biggest number connected with Blue Jays in my opinion. So how about that for a connection as well? So I’ll just rattle this off.

I mean I could share my screen as far as the draft of the book I have so far. But keep this in mind as well for another numerical alignment. Look at this. Think about this. So Freddie Freeman wears number five, right? Well, last night’s game was exactly five months after Kirk Gibson’s birthday. Exactly five months. So Freddie, number five, exactly five months after Kirk Gibson’s birthday, Freddie hits this walk off home run in the 18th inning. What was the score? What was the score right before Freddie hit that home run. It was 5 to 5, wasn’t it? Number 5 at the plate.

The score is 5, 5 to 5, bottom of the 18th inning, kaboom. So that about wraps it up as far as what I have so far here. I did throw a little blink in here. This is just kind of a draft of something I thought would be an interesting book title. But I want to challenge the the viewers again. Please shoot me a dm. Put it in the comments, put in the chat, whatever. Let me know about what you guys think as far as, you know, book covers, book titles. I’m really leaning towards Charlie bit me just because it shares three shares, the same gematria as Charlie, Kirk and three of the four base ciphers.

And I did not know that. This title always kind of stood out to me. But then when I punched it into the calculator I was like, oh man, do I fade that? I don’t know. But anyways, we’re at the 22, almost 23 minute mark as we were just talking about 23, but I thought I would end it there, catch up with the chat really quick. Stephen, you said also Gibson, I’m not sure what you’re referring to there. Maybe with regards to the fives. Here’s another thing I’ll share with you guys. And I have no content on it.

It’s just something that kind of hit my brain last night. So is it kind of interesting too that Freddie Freeman’s home run comes just before Halloween? And I believe there’s. Let me check really quick. Is there a game on Halloween this year? I know there’s another game tonight. Let’s take a quick look. Yeah, yeah, sure enough. So on Friday. Friday will be game six, if necessary. So we’ll see. But. But here’s the point I was getting at. Like, I was just thinking more about the fives. Right. That we were just talking about. Well, think about five fingers on a hand.

You know, I wrote a book called the Hand, but five fingers on the hand, it makes me think about, you know, what was it a movie called Freddy Got Fingered. Makes me think of, you know, Freddy Krueger with his creepy fingers. Yeah. Shout Out, Sports Lounge, Halloween. Yeah. The date written 1031. You can slash out that zero. There’s another 131 for you. Back to the Future. It’s a Gibson. Yeah. I mean that there’s a. If there’s any other huge, huge theme with this series, in my opinion, more so than Drake and Kamar, Kendrick Lamar, etc. The, The Back to the Future stuff’s crazy.

Absolutely crazy. Yeah. What did the five fingers say to the face? Freddy got fingered. Freddy Krueger. Creepy fingers. You know, the five finger discount. I’m sure you guys have heard of that one before too. But I don’t know, there’s a lot of fives that were just kind of splashed at the end of that last night’s game. Freddy, number five. Five fingers on a hand. Five. Exactly five months after Kirk Gibson’s birthday. I don’t know. And then, and then think too about with Charlie. Kirk. Right. What was one of the biggest things about, you know, some of the conspiracies surrounding the footage of that.

Did you guys see everything about the. The ring on his finger, how it just transferred? But it’s a collapsible ring. Yeah, but I mean, if you look at it, it’s. There’s no way it just moves from one. One finger to another. And then there’s also that Donald Trump bit where he did his. I don’t know, he did his speech in the White House, apparently. But there was that big AI glitch, if you will. I don’t know if you guys saw that, but make sure to go back to check that out. But when he says Charlie was A patriot.

You’ll see his finger, his. His pinky finger disappear. Of all fingers. So anyways, there’s a. There’s a five and a finger kind of alignment here too that’s going on in some way, shape or form. I just, I kind of. I don’t know, it was just kind of singing to me last night and I wasn’t entirely sure what to take of it. So I’m throwing that out to the crew, to the fam, to see if you guys see anything else with regards to that. But mainly just staying on topic. I mean, Charlie Kirk, this just keeps going.

And. And what did I say about, you know, to open this stream? Exactly. I mean, the 31s are just crazy. The 31s are absolutely crazy. And you know what, what’s the series at right now? Two to one. Right. So consider this a free pick. But I. I have a really hard time fading that potential 31. Now, like the series can go to three and one. Man, that would be a tough one to. To pass. But remember, like I said too, Blue jays equals to 23 as well. So if it does go to a 31 lead for the Dodgers, I would then be leaning pretty heavily on Toronto at least to bring the series two to three.

And the series would also be three to two, wouldn’t it? Just like Kirk. See what I’m saying? So keep an eye on game four, the death number. Keep an eye on four. We’ll see. But anyways, let’s see. Check in with the chat. Yep. $5 foot long. Goes back to the sandwich themes that Rambo’s been on and the Happy Gilmore stuff, which is in my book. The hand, pinky fingers represents Mercury. I didn’t know that. I did not know that. Do all the fingers represent different planets and things like that? Wouldn’t surprise me. And I guess lastly, Stephen.

Yeah. You know, back to the Gibson thing. I mean, what. What do you use to play a Gibson guitar? Your fingers. Right. Interesting. Ooh. Thank you, sports. Yeah. Happy birthday, Bill Gates. I. Oh, my God, I forgot. Yeah, there was something. There was always something about October 28th. I was like, it’s a big day and thank you for reminding me. Yeah. Okay. Bill Gates’s birthday, huh? Hmm. Any Seattle teams playing today? It’s the first thing I do when I know there’s something going on with Bill Gates. Okay. Middle finger is Saturn. Fitting. I’ll have to look into that.

I did not know that each finger represented different planets or signs of the zodiac. So that’s very interesting. But. All right, well, I think I’ll wrap it up here. Keep it under 30 minutes. Short and sweet. You guys will see me again later tonight, 9 o’ clock central, 7 o’ clock Pacific, 10 o’ clock Eastern on eye to eye with AJ, Rambo, and Cody. So make sure to tune in for that. Typically, we do run a couple minutes late, but it’s always better to be early just in case. And yeah, I’ll probably do a recap of this presentation to open tonight’s show as well.

So if you guys missed the beginning of this video, you guys can go back and watch it now or I’ll give a. I’ll give a rehash on it tonight as well. So appreciate all you guys. We got to make sure we’re being mindful of the time change that’s coming this coming Sunday. So what are we doing? Spring forward fallback. So just make sure to be mindful of that for next Tuesday show as well. So anyways, Sports Lounge says cheers, Coffee girl. Thank you, A.J. thank you so much. Coffee. Appreciate it. I’m sure I’ll see you tonight.

Same with you, Stephen. Heart Flames, giving me some education on astrology. And the fingers, the middle finger is Saturn, the thumb is the sun. Okay, yeah, I’m definitely gonna look into that. That’s very interesting. So without further ado, we will close it there and I will see you guys later tonight. Athletes.
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