Michael Holloway's Baseball Blogs

Writing around the idea that baseball is a game slightly ahead of its time. A 'simple' game the qualities of which include physical and metaphysical paradoxes: the two dimensional diamond with-in the sphere; the struggle between individuals with-in a complex group dynamic.
Baseball is like a school of the Socratic method: it asks questions - the consideration of which lead to more questions - a process that illuminates a path towards critical thought.

Friday, August 7, 2015

Baseball is like Quantum Physics - you never know where the hit ball will land

Baseball is like Quantum Physics - you never know where the hit ball will land - you never know where the electron is

Tonight the high powered Jays line-up slaughtered the Minnesotan line-up; but it wasn't a thing where the outcome was predetermined - but rather one that was unceasingly over time predetermined - yet not that.

This is the lot of the fan - the fanatic who invests all into the frame of something that is all but a crap-shoot - the knowing and the not knowing at the same time.

I go into this kore but my keyboard is shot.

Happy Jays fans abound here in Hog-town.

Several Game notes that were interesting - but as I said above, I don't have a real computer.

Pissed beyond your ability to understand.

Here's the images of tonight's game notes that I hoped to include in this post: (the ideas here don't end up in the world wide web commons - they are but jpg's amoungst porn and LOLCats).