Sportscaster Greg Gumbel Dies From Cancer @ 78

Gumbel spent nearly his entire career with the national network CBS, which famously uses the Eye as their symbol:

Gumbel was born on the 3rd of May, or 3/5 of ’46:

Kobe Bryant

Greg’s brother is also a famous television personality in the world of mainstream media and pro sports. His name is Bryant Gumbel.

This is intriguing because Kobe Bryant has been a big topic of my work lately. In fact, yesterday’s Super Stream features him on the thumbnail:

That video mostly revolves around a Plane crash = 173 in Aktau, Kazakhstan = 1073 after it took off from Azerbaijan = 173. Now, we learn about the death of Sportscaster Greg Gumbel.

Sportscaster Greg Gumbel has reportedly died of Cancer at the age of 78.

Kobe Bryant was born in the year ’78 on August 23rd, written 8/23 or 23/8:

The Lakers Hall of Famer died on January 26th, or 1/26:

News of Greg’s death broke late last night, but remained in the headlines today, the following day.

Sportscaster Greg Gumbel died 126 days after Kobe’s birthday and 239 days before his next:

239 is the 52nd Prime number

Greg’s last birthday was on 5+3+20+24 = 52.

“Cancer”

Kobe Bryant = 41 died at the age of 41.

Cancer has a lot of overlap with both Bryant and Greg Gumbel.

881 is the 152nd Prime number

Super Bowl Riddle

Greg Gumbel was the first African-American to call play-by-play for the big networks’ Super Bowl coverage. This is important because the next Super Bowl will be played in New Orleans – the same city Greg was born in:

The New Orleans Saints won Super Bowl 44

Sportscaster Greg Gumbel has matching 1512 gematria with Forty-four when spelled out.

His death was also 324 days after the anniversary of Super Bowl 44. Sportscaster Greg Gumbel = 324.

Eclipse Code

During a Solar Eclipse, the Moon turns the White Sun into Black. As the first Black man to call a Super Bowl, Greg lends himself to an Eclipse riddle. First, consider how the last name Gumbel has matching 60 Ordinal gematria with the N-word. Not “N-word“, but, you know, the word I’m no longer allowed to type without losing Search Engine privileges.