Brewers Beat Mets 8-1 as Floods Strike Nepal-China Border

After finishing my posts on the death of Dolly Parton, I thought I’d relax and take in a baseball game. My Milwaukee Brewers are on the road against the struggling New York Mets and after a rough loss last night, it felt like they’d find a way to win tonight.

Following a scoreless top of the first, Brewers starter Dustin May took the mound against the Mets’ A.J. Ewing. May, a trade deadline acquisition coming off of his first bad start as a Brewer, tried to get right by chucking a fastball right down the middle for the first pitch.

Expecting this, Ewing roped a line drive directly back at the mound, striking May clean in the upper back shoulder. The ball bounced to third base and the Brewers were able to get the out. Clearly injured, Dustin tried to prove he was okay, but the coaches took him out of the game. This means he only lasted one pitch.

I’ve seen a lot of things in baseball, but I’m not sure I’ve seen that before. Check out the play by clicking here.

Dustin May had to be replaced on the mound by Robert Gasser, who was born on the last day of May.

The date was 8/26 or 26/8

Upon glancing at a couple of measurements, I quickly realized I wouldn’t be relaxing for long. This post will explore the numerology of the three players involved in this bizarre injury and how it all connects to recent events I’ve discussed on this Blog.

Keep in mind that most baseball posts on my Blog are centered around the Brewers, as they’re my childhood team and their stadium is just a couple of miles from me. But this mystical whirlwind of arithmancy most certainly applies to all teams, and I urge others to document similar events in your own locale.

Venezuela Quakes / Milwaukee Floods

In late June, I made this video documenting the remarkable synchronicity between the June 24th twin earthquakes in Venezuela, the firing of Venezuelan Mets coach Carlos Mendoza, and a Plane crashing into a skyscraper in China:

As I proved with that work, it was all connected to the 2025 death of “Mr. Baseball,” Bob Uecker, the longtime Brewers radio announcer who finished his career with a playoff loss to the New York Mets.

Several months after Uecker’s death, there was a flood in Milwaukee after a sudden 14-inch rainstorm during the Brewers’ franchise-record 14-game winning streak. Check out my posts from last year on that. This will be the focal point of this post:

The word Plane has the same five letters as Nepal. After I put this whole post together, I’m just now seeing CNN’s front page, which shows this:

You can’t make this stuff up.

Dustin May was a Minor League Baseball player until the date August 1st, or 8/1 of 2019. He was called up to the Major Leagues the following day.

After he left the game, the Brewers, who arrived in New York with 81 wins, would go on to topple the Mets by a score of 8-1:

The floods in Milwaukee, Wisconsin happened on August 10th, written 8/10 or 10/8.

The Mets’ leadoff hitter was born on August 10th:

His line drive struck May directly in his number 21:

21 is the inverse of 12

Bob Uecker

A.J. Ewing, meanwhile, wears #9 – the same number Bob Uecker wore with the Cardinals when they won the World Series (not that he had anything to do with that):

The Brewers played the Mets in New York City, New York.

That Eclipse over The United States of America was on the 99th day of a leap year:

The rains causing the 2025 floods started during the Brewers’ 116th game of the season.

1/16 was the date Bob Uecker died earlier that year:

116 is also an upside-down 911. Both my original post on his passing and this one on the flood dive into the massive 911 riddles for Bob Uecker. 9/11 is of course the date the Twin Towers collapsed. Uecker died on the exact same day as David Lynch, who directed the television series Twin Peaks.

After A.J. Ewing knocked Dustin Jake May out of the game, Robert Riordan Gasser became the new Brewers pitcher.

In Ordinal, Dustin May has gematria of 126.

That’s like the date January 26th, or 1/26, which is Bob Uecker’s birthday:

Metonic Cycle

June 24th was the date leaving 190 days in the year:

A period of 19 years is also known as the Metonic cycle. This past week marks one Metonic cycle since the devastating August 2007 floods that caused 18 fatalities in the midwest, including parts of Wisconsin.

The Metonic cycle is named after the astronomer Meton.

In the year 2025, a 14-inch rainstorm resulted in massive flooding throughout Milwaukee, Wisconsin while the Brewers were playing a home series against the Mets.