Legendary Hall of Fame Broadcaster Bob Uecker Dies @ 90
Also see my post on David Lynch, who passed away on the same day.
Bob Uecker, the Voice of the Brewers, has died on the 16th of January, or 16/1, at the age of 90. He died in a suburb of his hometown, Milwaukee.
Bob Uecker was known as Mr. Baseball.
A full 9-inning baseball game consists of 54 total outs.
Mendoza
Uecker’s last game in the broadcast booth for the Brewers was on October 3rd against the New York Mets. After that game, I made this post which examined how the game was a riddle for Mario Mendoza, as it featured a 9th inning appearance by Mets manager Carlos Mendoza.
See my Super Stream 87 to learn more:
Prior to becoming a broadcaster, Bob Uecker was a Catcher in the Major Leagues. He finished his career with a batting average of exactly .200:
A .200 batting average is called the Mendoza Line. It’s named after Pirates shortstop Mario Mendoza, who is also a legend in the sport of baseball – not for his accolades, but for his extended futility on the field. In over half of his nine seasons, Mario failed to achieve a .200 batting average.
Uecker departed on January 16th, or 1/16:
In the final game that Uecker called, Jesse Winker scored a dramatic run following a go-ahead home run by Pete Alonso.
Current Brewers manager Pat Murphy has Primary birth numerology of 116:
The Mets eliminated the Brewers on a date with Primary numerology of 57:
Milwaukee has only ever won one World Series – in the year ’57.
The New York Mets are coded with numbers of the Moon.
The Moon
That Eclipse happened on the 99th day of a leap year:
9+9 = 6+6+6
666 is the ultimate number of the Moon.
In Reverse, 275 sums to 345.
Pi Eclipse Code
Mario was born on a date with Primary numerology of 88:
More Notes
293 is the 62nd Prime number
Today has Primary numerology of 62:
The Pi Day Eclipse has Primary numerology of 62:
