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Asking the baseball gods why!
Willie McCovey #44. litglob © 2018
Thank Ted and all of the other Baseball Gods because baseball is back!!!!! 💙⚾❤️
Sports Gods Explained: Myth, Luck, and Fan Belief
There’s a moment every sports fan recognizes. The puck takes a weird bounce, the ball clips the post, or a last-second play unfolds in a way that feels less like skill and more like fate stepping in. That’s when people start talking about the “gods.” Not quietly, either. They mean it. Whenever I hear about the baseball gods, hockey gods, or football gods, I picture something straight out of Zeus…
I'm not saying the Red Sox may be cursed...
But trading away a chronically injured pitcher and picking one up who is known for being a tank who never gets injured, then a month into Spring Training, we find out that the new tank of a pitcher may need Tommy John's and not be eligible to pitch until next season...and the chronically injured pitcher is flourishing with his new team...
Sure as fuck feels cursed. 🫠
The 10… 5 Commandments and Baseball
The 10… 5 Commandments and Baseball
Moses calling his shot. (photo: Allstar/Cinetext) Let’s think about where baseball has been and where it’s headed for a moment. One day Moses came down from the mountain with 10 tablets that said something like, Thou shall bunt. Thou shall use closers only in save situations. Thou shall bat a speedy guy first. Lefties can’t hit lefties. Intentional walks should be used to set up double plays. …
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Longba’al, God of Home Runs Also known by names such as Ding-Err and Homaah. Longba’al is a god for hitters who governs the distance a batted ball flies. All home runs that clear the fence are the work of Longba’al. It is said the Longba’al is the most attractive and popular of the gods, especially among women, leading to the saying that “Chicks love the Longba’al.”
His Batting Average is 1000!
His Batting Average is 1000!
A total of 100 percent of the prophecies foretold in the Bible have come true, except for the prophecies for these lastdays. God’s batting average in prophecies to date that have come true is 1000. If God were a baseball player, we would sign him up immediately. Using this scenario, with God at the pitcher’s mound, and humankind at the plate, our strike one was at the Garden of Eden and the fall…
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