Tuesday, June 9, 2020

2nd corinthians 11:13-15 connected to Various images on the internet perhaps is what this journal is applied to, and a video of that fargo movie






Rickey Henderson. Amazing base stealer. the best? Though?   Ever? Let's analyze some facts? On that note. Yes. Let's.

During the 1980's and 1990s when I was just a little child I noticed something.


3 players ,for the most part ,stood out among the rest in pro ball in base stealing abilities.

Tim raines of the montreal expos,vince coleman of the st. Louis cardinals and Rickey Henderson of the New York Yankees were the premier players in major league baseball in that regard.


And possibly those three players are even the best of all time.

In major league baseball.

Ever.

In that regard.

Specifically.

Yet eventually according to the history books Rickey henderson outshone both vince coleman and tim raines in that matter of baseball.

Obviously rickey did.

But now, on that note,i wish to say something.


Just for the appropriate sake of record i will say something now.

On that specific subject  in particular.


As i have studied  the matter closely for a while now.


And on that note,something now is evident.


Something doesnt truly fully make sense about a certain matter here.


On this subject of Rickey henderson surpassing vince coleman and tim Raines in the matter of base stealing.


Why do i say that ?

I say that specifically for the following reasons.


For the record,
Players in sports, including baseball, are literally  supposed to get way better in their pro games they play, around the 4th year they play in a  pro sport.


Any sport actually.

Including baseball.

Statistics wise,that's just the way it is.

That's how it works basically pretty well nearly always.

With every good player a sport has to offer.




Yet,interestingly,  despite that literal truth,, , in the matter of base stealing  in pro ball?

the only competition in base stealing "" rickey henderson of the New York Yankees and Oakland athletics ever  truly had,??, ,


,,, both tim raines of the montreal expos, and vince coleman of the st. Louis cardinals both decreased in base stealing skills majorly  by round  their 4th or 5th seasons in the major  leagues.


Yet almost all players get better at what their good at by their 4th season.


Yet strangely ,despite that ,, vince and tim dramatically decreased in that area.

By their 4th season.


They got a little better at hitting.

By their 4th season.

Sure.


But their diminished ability at base stealing was dramatic compared to what they did during their 1st three seasons.

Especially vince coleman.

Let's put this into perspective.

Vince coleman and tim raines?

During their 1st   3 seasons  in the majors they excelled incredibly at base stealing.
Especially vince coleman.


Yes.

Especially vince coleman.
Vince coleman had 3 straight seasons of 100 stolen bases or more.


To start his career!

That's amazing.


And his 110 stolen bases in his rookie season is probably a rookie record that will never be broken..


That's probably true.


Now... considering the fact only two other pro ball players ,, """Rickey Henderson and lou brock"" ever recorded 100 stolen bases in  one pro season,?


 
It's literally amazing that vince coleman recorded three straight seasons of 107 to 110 stolen bases in total.


To start his career.


His first 3 seasons.


That's incredible.


Rickey Henderson didnt do that.

By far,vince is way better the  Rickey henderson in statistics to start a pro ball career.

In that regard.


Yet,in the end, rickey still superceded vince in success regarding base stealing prowess.

In that regard.


So?


That's my point.


Does that truly make sense.?


Somethings amiss there.


In reality.

Something doesnt make perfect sense there.

That doesnt add up.

Logically.

Theirs a deception here.

Somewhere.in that matter.


Call a spade a spade.
That  doesnt make perfect sense.
Players dont get worse by their 4th year.
In what they do.
They get better.
So why did vince coleman decrease so dramatically in base stealing?



And basically  tim raines too?
While rickey just got better?


In base stealing.
As time in baseball and everything else in this  life   just went on and on?
It doesnt make sense.


This aligns with the following.


Revelation 16:13-14 and the first EPISTLE of john chapter 2: verses 15-17 of CHRISTIANITYS scriptures.


Which connects to 2 nd peter 1:19-21 of CHRISTIANITYS scriptures.

 And c7q88 of the prophesies of nostradamus.


Where nostradamus says thisto humanitythroufh CHRISTIANITYS HOLY ghost.


 "" steel chariots vanish into still clear night.

The doom of various MORTALS are sealed at the gates of various numerous  time portals throughout the earth."""


Meaning?


Modern technology aligns with revelation 16:13-14 in that matter.


And Rickey Henderson is just one of a variety of deceitful mortals in this life who vainly  used such a deceitful invention of satan  in this time period of this existence to give himself temporary ridiculous worldly glory in this life to make it appear  that Rickey was better then vince coleman and timraines in such a vain worldly subject  in this life.

Which obviously aligns with john 12:25 and mark 8: 35 of christianity likewise in this life.
So c7q88 of the prophesies of  nostradamus forwarded to humans in this life is right.

In that regard.


Rickey Henderson had a time machine, somewhere, that he was concealing from people in this life.
And he used it for various vain purposes.



Obviously.

.
Including keeping his main competition in base stealing, in pro baseball in this life, both tim Raines and vince coleman from getting better in statistics.
in pro baseball.


The facts of this life verify THATS what Rickey did.

Irrefutably that's what the facts of this life say.


 certainly , according to facts?

In this life?

that's irregutably the case.


What I just said.

There.


When  all the facts of this scenario on earth are summarized fully.
Ireefutably that's the case.


Presently.


On earth.

Regarding this life.

In summary?
Vince and Tim's numbers dwindle too dramatically otherwise.
In baseball.

In base stealing.


It doesnt make sense.


Otherwise.


That's totally obvious.


It doesnt make any sense at all.


They, both tim raines and vince coleman,  weren't injured.

For the majority.

In this life.

During their baseball careers.


They were both injury free.

For the most part.
And "most, if not all healthy players get better at a sport, atwhat they do,,  by their 4th pro season.


That's a fact.


Too.

And a fact means TRUTH!!!

So?

SO?

SO


Why did tim RAINES and vince COLEMAN not get better then, AS TIME WENT ON  in base stealing.

IN PRO BALL.

AFTER THEIR 3RD SEASON IN PRO.

WHEN BASICALLY ALL OTHER GREAT PLAYERSDO GET BETTER.

IT DOESNT MAKE SENSE AT ALL.



.



Especially vince COLEMAN.


He recorded 3 straight seasons of 100 stolen bases.

That's unbelievable.



TECHNICALLY SPEAKING 

To do that your first 3 years in pro ball?

That's more impressive in statistics  IN PRO BALL, then hitting 50 home runs a season your first 3 years.

IN PRO BALL.

Not even Rickey Henderson caN say he did that.

SPECIFICALLY:


THE ONLY FACTUAL RATIONAL ANSWR TO THIS SUBJECT IS AS FOLLOWS.


RICKEY HENDERSON SECRETLY USED A TIME MACHINE OF SOME SORT, TO SOMEWHAT PREVENT BOTH TIM RAINES AND VINCE COLEMAN FROM SUCCEEDING IN VASEBALL THE WAY RICKEY DID IN THIS LIFE.


WHICH INCLUDED A WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP.

AND THATS PRETTY DECEPTIVE ON RICKEYS PART.

WHERES THE TRUE GLORY IN PRO SPORTS IN DOING THAT SPECIFICALLY?


YET, DESPITE THAT TRUTH?



VINCE COLEMAN AND TIM RAINES STILL MAJORLY SUCEEDED IN THEIR PRO BALL CAREERS.


DESPITE HAVING TO DEAL WITH RICKEYS DECEIT.

IN THAT REGARD.


MAYBE THEY DIDNT SUCCEED LIKE THEY COULD HAVE.

OR LIKERICKEY DID.


BECAUSE OF RICKEYS IDIOTIC SATANIC TIME MACHINE IN THIS LIFE.

SURE.

BUT TIM RAINES AND VINCE COLEMAN STILL HAD PHENOMENAL CAREERS IN PRO BASE BALL.

DESPITE RICKEYS DECEIT.

IN THE MATTER OF TIME MACHINES PRESENTLY ON EARTH.

IN THIS LIFE.

Which , FOR THE RECORD, FACTUALLYproves rickey isnt the greatest base stealer.

OVER ALL.


After all.

INCREDIBLE.



 RICKEY HENDERSON  used a time machine to prey on vince colemans mortality in this life.

As rick did with tim raines generally speaking too.

In this life.



To keep vince and tim from proving they were better in base stealing then Rickey  over all.

Yet despite that, vince still stole 752 bases in his career.

And tim did better then vince over all in base stealing.


With 808 stolen bases.

Despite rickey working secretly  against vince  and tim with a time machine.


So?

In summary?

Just for the appropriate sake  of record?

Let the reader note this factual statement on that note.

That's more impressive on Vince's part and Tim's part too. then it is on RICKEYS part.



Regarding over all baseballbase stealing talent.

Regarding the true facts of this existence.

In full.


NOTE TO THE READER.

IN VARIOUS POSTS ATTACHED TO 100 BLOG WEBSITES I LIST HERE

ESOTERICSPIRITS.BLOGSPOT.COM 


I ALSO FACTUALLY PROVE THE PRECEDING INFORMATION "" JUST ADDRESSED""CORRECT.










Monday, June 8, 2020

Stan mikita and PRO nhl statistics on all time goals and TENNIS IMAGES AND Summarizing VARIOUS BASEBALL STATISTICSINCLUDING RonNY cey. Baseball pro ball player for the la dodgers. Video of the wonders of it all




https://youtu.be/-XvUu4U5G-Q 


Watch "September 1983 - Ron Cey Inside the Park Home Run" on YouTube






Ron cey.



A baseball pro with some pretty okay baseball statistics.


Not great.
Like  this guy.


But good.


Acceptable.






Watch " GARY Carter OF THE GLORIOUSLY FABULOUS MONTREAL EXPOS MLB TEAM  hits his second homer of the game" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/KLLiEhffkSk 




https://youtu.be/h3drm29gqpQ 

https://www.google.com/search?q=bjorn+borg+versus+ivan+lendl+youtube&oq=bjorn+borg+versus+ivan+lendl+youtube&aqs=chrome..69i57j33i160.19172j0j9&client=ms-android-samsung-ss&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#





Regarding a fairly decent pro ball player , so I'll briefly say this.
On the man " ronald cey.""
What I remember most about this fine ball player is this.
The man " ron cey" was clocked by a pitch.
Once.
And I mean,just clocked by a pitch.
In pro ball.
I'll tell ya.
It was serious.







Watch "Tim Raines montreal expos Highlights" on YouTube



https://youtu.be/iIrQkx_Ch88 










He was out cold.






I thought he might be dead.




Probably lucky to survive.







Which reflects this:



Watch "Kirk Gibson's 1988 World Series historic home run-bottom of the 9th" on YouTube


https://youtu.be/hCkYon5qjWI 

I dont remember when it happened.
What year.
Or what pitcher clocked him.
But I think it was about 1980.
When I was really young.










Barely old enough to remember it actually happening.
But it did.
And it stuck in my memory for some reason.
Probably because of the world series.
And a pitcher named goose gossage. If I recall correctly.

it happened.




Pretty dramatic for a little kid to see.
Probably why I remember it.
Anyways,
I might have a brief story of it in here.
Timewarpsagain.blogspot.com
In my writings on sports memorabilia.
But I cant remember for sure.
Kootos to a great player.


And I'm sorry I had to bring up that bad memory.

It's a tribute to mr cey that he came back and played solid ball for a few years after that.
Regarding a player who popped it out of the ball parks of the pro leagues over 300 times so,that's an accomplishment.



Kootos and cheers  to a very underrated ball player of major league ball.

Period.









Perfectly clear and perfectly simple.




Watch "September 1983 - Ron Cey Inside the Park Home Run" on YouTube

Ron cey.
A baseball pro with some pretty okay baseball statistics.
Not great.
But good.
Acceptable.


https://youtu.be/h3drm29gqpQ 

Regarding a fairly decent pro ball player , so I'll briefly say this.

The man " ron cey" was clocked by a pitch.
Once.



In pro ball.
I'll tell ya.
He was out cold.
Probably lucky to survive.
I dont remember when it happened.
Or what pitcher clocked him.




But it happened.


I might have a brief story of it in here.
Timewarpsagain.blogspot.com
In my writings on sports memorabilia.
But I cant remember for sure.🐒



Photo of Vince Coleman

Vince Coleman

Position: Leftfielder

Bats: Both  •  Throws: Right

6-0170lb (183cm, 77kg)

Born: September 221961 (Age: 60-278d) in


Jacksonville, FL 
us

29
+7
SUMMARY

Career

WAR

12.5

AB

5406

H

1425

HR

28

BA

.264


Standard Batting

 
YearAgeTmLgGPAABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOBAOBPSLGOPSOPS+TBGDPHBPSHSFIBBPosAwards
198523STLNL15169263610717020101401102550115.267.320.335.6558421330511*789/HMVP-11,RoY-1
198624STLNL15467060094139138029107146098.232.301.280.5816216842350*78/H
198725STLNL15170262312118014103431092270126.289.363.358.7219122373510*7/HMVP-12
198826STLNL153679616771602010338812749111.260.313.339.6528720941854*78/HAS
198927STLNL1456245639414321922865105090.254.316.334.6508418842720*7/HAS
199028STLNL1245394977314518963977173588.292.340.400.74110419962411*7/H9
199129NYMNL7231827845717511737143947.255.347.327.6749291301008/H
1992

30
NYMNL712612293763111

2
212492741.275.355.358.713104821221378H
199331NYMNL923993736410414822538132158.279.316.375.69186140203217/H
199432KCRAL1044774386110514122335082972.240.285.340.6265914921450*7/DH
199533TOTAL1155004556613123652942163780.288.343.398.7419218182512*79/HD8
1995

33KCR

AL7532429339841344202692748.287.348.399.747941177121179/DH8
199533SEAAL401761622747102191671032.290.335.395.7308964113017/H
1996




34
CIN

NL33948410131114122931.155.237.226.4632319001007H
199735DET









Watch "1980 04/13 Mon 5 at Phi 4 (10) andre Dawson Homers and Ellis  Valentine has the game winning Home Run" on YouTube



https://youtu.be/1p5TSTVi24g 

AL615140100000013.071.133.071.205-44110000/H78D
13 Yrs13715970540684914251768928346752177477960.264.324.345.6688318634515482412
162 Game Avg.1627056391001682111341892156113.264.324.345.6688322052631
STL (6 yrs)878390635355669371065615217549115314628.265.326.339.665851200281032156
NYM (3 yrs)2359788801462383214563993687146.270.336.356.6929331362634
KCR (2 yrs)1798017311001892716653761756120.259.311.364.6757326692661
CIN (1 yr)33948410131114122931.155.237.226.463231900100
SEA (1 yr)401761622747102191671032.290.335.395.730896411301
DET (1 yr)615140100000013.071.133.071.205-44110000
NL (10 yrs)11464978449972211881397121284660153410805.264.326.341.6668515323412391810
AL (3 yrs)2259929071272373718762922467155.261.312.365.67774331113962
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