Dallas Braden lost his mother in 2001, nine years earlier (baseball is a game of 9’s).

*The ritual came 11 days prior to the 9th anniversary of her passing, which was on May 20, 2001 (Jodie Atwood=176 — 176 is the 11th Pentagonal Number).

His mother was Jodie Atwood.

His perfect game came on Mother’s Day, May 9, or 5/9 (Jodie Atwood=59).

The A’s picked up their 17th win of the season the day of the perfect game, and he lost his mother when he was 17-years-old (59 is the 17th prime).

5/9/2010=5+9+2+0+1+0=17

Dallas Braden became 4-2 for the season by winning (Jodie Atwood=42 — Freemason=42, Jesuit=42).

His mother died at age 39 (Dallas Braden=39).

His mother died on Cannonball Day, only important to the Jesuit Order.

Baseball=54 (Sun=54 — the Jesuit logo is the sun)

She died 191 days before her birthday (Society of Jesus=191).

Strangely enough, we had a conversation with Dallas Braden’s teammate about this game, on the 54th day of Dallas Braden’s age.

His mother died exactly 40 weeks after his 17th birthday, and the A’s won the perfect game, 4-0, for their 17th win.

In the perfect game, the A’s improved to 13-7 (Tampa Bay=137, Dallas=13).

For one last point, Braden’s mother was born on November 27, the day leaving 34 days in the year (Athletics=34, *Murder=34).

She was born on the 27th, and the no hitter game in Braden’s 27th year of life, retiring all 27 hitters (MLB=27, Ritual=27).

She was also born on the 331st day of the year, the 67th prime number (Blood Sacrifice=67, Human Sacrifice=67).

Notice he was drafted in the 46th round, the year his mother died (Sacrifice=46, Perfect Game=46).

A perfect game is also a no hitter, but a no hitter is not necessarily a perfect game.

He was drafted on June 6, 17 days after his mother died…

Watch the interview with Daric Barton here: