Threes are Wild! Bulls, Yankees, Judge, & Threes!
Hey All! Adam here!
On Thursday, 3/27/2025, the weekend kicked off with a thrilling Chicago Bulls comeback win finish.
The Bulls final 3 baskets were all 3-pointers. Perhaps that’s not a crazy stat in today’s NBA, but the way in which the Bulls scored them was certainly phenomenal.
Being down 5 points with 12.6 seconds, the Bulls somehow managed back to back three pointers to flip the score to their favor, giving them a 1 point lead.
137 is the 33rd prime number.
For Bulls fans, a heart wrenching basket would come just moments later from the Lakers’ Austin Reaves. Reaves had his own 3 riddle happening. He has birthday numerology of 33 and Thursday was a span of 303 days after his most recent birthday.
After Reaves hit a quick layup, which almost seemed too easy, there were just a few seconds left for the Bulls, who did not have any timeouts remaining.
Just a few seconds? How about 3.3 seconds to be exact.
I don’t often watch the NBA, but the ending of this game is pure energy! Any sports fan should enjoy it!
Now for more numbers.
When there were 3.3 seconds remaining, #3 Josh Giddey puts up a 47-foot buzzer beater to score the final 3 points of the game.
What’s also interesting is that Josh Giddey sinks a miracle 47-foot shot from the right eye of the Bulls logo to win the game with 119 points.
Giddey shoots from the right eye of the Bulls logo, while LeBron James jumps from the left eye to defend the shot.
The 119 points that the Bulls scored also has a very interesting connection to the number 3. Spelled out:
And of course, this miracle buzzer beater just had to give the Bulls their 33rd win of the season. ☺️
All this on Thursday, a date that had the numerology of 3. 🥴
A Good Omen for Judge?
Thursday, 03/27/2025, was also the MLB’s Opening Day for the super vast majority of teams. Again, Thursday was a date with 3 numerology.
Perhaps Opening Day being on a 3 date numerology is a good omen for things to come for Aaron Judge, who was also riddled with the number 3 that day, as the 3 trends continued into the weekend for him and the Yankees.
Judge, on Opening Day, was exactly 30 days away from turning 33 years old, and even his birthday is on a day with 3 numerology this year.
Yankees Hit 3 Home Runs on First 3 Pitches
On what some would consider the 3rd day of the MLB season, the New York Yankees moved Judge to the 3rd spot in the batting order for their Saturday game on 03/29/2025. This change comes after Judge batted second in the order on Thursday’s Opening Day game.
Perhaps they knew something was going to happen from that 3 hole in the lineup, as MLB History was made when Judge hit the 3rd home run of the inning on the 3rd consecutive pitch of the first inning.
(Yes, that video linked above is somehow exactly 33 seconds long! 😂)
Judge has birth numerology and a life lesson number of 33. (see Yottamind’s Life Path Calculator)
Judge’s Attitude Number is 3, calculated from his birth month (April or 4) and his birth day (26). 4+26 = 30. 3+0 = 3.
In numerology, Judge is on a Personal Year 3, which is usually interpreted as a great year for achievement. Watch out for records to be broken!
After setting MLB History with Paul Goldschmidt and Cody Bellinger, Judge ended the game with 3 home runs just himself!
Nestor Cortes (30 years old), the pitcher that gave up the 3 homers on 3 pitches, obviously took the loss for the game, leaving him on 33 career wins.
Judge is exactly 137 weeks older than Cortes.
137 is the 33rd prime number, yet again.
The Yankees swept the Brewers to begin their season a perfect 3-0.
What’s even stranger, especially for baseball fanatics, is that the Yankees debuted what they call torpedo bats.
Learn about these new bats here.
Tying it together with 119
Remember the Bulls hitting back to back to back threes to win the game with 119 points? Well the Bulls scored 119 points again their very next game, which was the same day the Yankees hit back to back to back home runs. Literally all in a span of THREE DAYS! 🥴
The Yankee hitters to claim MLB History with their three in a row feat were Goldschmidt, Bellinger, and Judge.
I’m sure there’s more. But that’s enough for me! haha