Lou Brock dies at 81, on 81st day of his age, the night of the Cubs & Cardinals ESPN game, Sunday, September 6, 2020

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Remember, the Cardinals coronavirus outbreak was on August 1, or 8/1.

Brock played for the Cardinals and Cubs for his entire MLB career, and on the day they played on Sunday Night Baseball, it was announced he had died, at 81, on his 81st day of his age. Notice the score was 7-3, like 73, and how his name connects to 62 and 170, where the latter three numbers connect to ‘sacrifice’.

Lou Brock = 97 (Last game in the series is 9/7, September 7)

*Death = 97

OG Anunoby has Boston Celtics number on September 3, 2020 game winner

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His big shot came on September 3, or 3/9, like 39.

Notice how his name sums to 56 and 187.

His name has some other standout gematria.

LeBron James = 42 / 66 / 114 (He wears #23 as well)

The NBA Finals = 213 / 78

Jesuit = 78 *Boston Celtics = 78

He dropped the Celtics to 6-1 in the Playoffs

NBA Bubble = 56 / 61 *Finals = 61

His game winner to beat the Boston Celtics came 48 days after his birthday.

Leonard Fournette signs with Tom Brady’s Buccaneers, September 2, 2020

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This move comes September 2, 2020, a date written 2/9 like 29, and having 51 date numerology.

9/2/2020 = 9+2+20+20 = 51 *51st Super Bowl of the modern era

*Football = 29

https://nypost.com/2020/09/02/leonard-fournette-signs-with-tom-bradys-buccaneers/

It’s interesting they list his weight at 228 pounds, because this move came 228 days after his birthday, or on his 229th day of his age.

United States of America = 228

229, 50th prime *America = 50 *Brady = 50

Notice his birthday is January 18, or 1/18. *Tom Brady = 118

His name gematria is interesting as well.

293, 62nd prime *Buccaneers = 62 *Tampa Bay Buccaneers = 62

Super Bowl = 131

America = 139 *139, 34th prime

193, 44th prime (Brady is 43, in his 44th year of life)

76

239, 52nd prime

Keep in mind Fournette lost to Brady in the year of Super Bowl 53, in the AFC Championship, when he laid down to Brady in the second half.