The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the San Antonio Spurs 117-109 on December 12, 2019. Ironically, a Seinfeld episode entitled "The Heart Attack" predicted the exact same final score between the two teams back in 1991. In the episode, Jerry awoke in the middle night and had scribbled down an idea on a piece of paper. However, when he woke up the next morning, he was unable to read what he had written down. Jerry, George, and Kramer went to a holistic healer because George thought he was having a heart attack. While the trio was visiting with the healer, Jerry asked him to read what he had scribbled on the piece of paper and the healer said "Cleveland 117, San Antonio 109." Fast forward to 38 months after that game, on February 13, 2023, the Cavaliers defeated the Spurs 117-109 and picked up the 38th win of the season. In #Gematria, #Seinfeld = 38. The Seinfeld episode was called "The Heart Attack", Season 2 Episode 8.
Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Monday, February 13, 2023
The 2000 World Series and September 11, 2001
The Twin Towers each had 110 floors.
President = 110
Secret Society = 166, 77
September Eleven = 166, 77
The 4 line versus the 7 line. The World Series ended 211 days after the season began on March 29th.
211 is the 47th prime number.
Government = 47; Authority = 47; etc.
The New York Mets lost 68 games in the regular season.
Terror = 68; CIA = 68.
Twin Towers construction began in '68.
George Bush graduated from Yale University.
911 was made the national emergency dialing code.
The attacks of 9/11 happened 68 days after George Bush's birthday.
John Rockefeller was the Mayor of New York City.
Active Shooter at Michigan State University
Today is the 44th day of the year. Michigan = 44; Shooting = 44; Execution = 44.
This shooting took place a day after Super Bowl 57 where the Chiefs won with 38 points.
Scottish Rite = 57; Michigan State = 57.
(2)+(13)+(23) = 38
Thursday, February 9, 2023
LeBron James' 38 Ritual
LeBron James was born 38 weeks after Kareem Abdul-Jabbar broke the record.
James scored 38 points when he broke the record on the 38th day of the year at the age of 38.
James exited the game with 38 seconds remaining.
James broke the record 3,883 days after winning his first championship.
On April 5, 1984, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores the 31,420th point of his career, breaking the NBA's all-time scoring record, which had been held by Wilt Chamberlain. Abdul-Jabbar's record remained unbroken for 38 years.
The mark was set at 38,388.
He broke the record 38 years and 308-days after Kareem broke the record.
The next game after the record setting night, Giannis who plays for the Bucks scores 38 and the Bucks pick up the 38th win of the season.
Former Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback Pete Liske Dead at 79 | February 12, 2022
His demise also came precisely one year before Super Bowl 57 and 101 days before his birthday, the 'Philadelphia' number.


















































