On the evening of 4.16.12, an
experiment conducted by this observer induced in Yankee subject C. Granderson
(CG) the following explosive release of anecdotal phenomena.
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HR NO. 1: In advance of CG’s first
plate appearance, (approximately 7:42 p.m. ET) this observer reversed polarity
on the traditional juju position – abandoning the usual offensive, cobra-like stance in
front of television (aka lodestone) – for a horizontal “broken pencil” alignment
on the couch, normally a position used for defensive purposes. This was prompted in part by pitcher P. Hughes surrendering four runs in top of said first
inning, inducing stomach duress and blood pressure spike. This practitioner lay inert on said couch and
projected verbal condemnation toward said viewing screen. The impact on CG was
instant and noticeable, with a HR blast trajectory measured at 383 feet (116.738
m).
HR NO. 2: By the second appearance,
normal offense strategies had been restored. However, with the CG coming to the
plate, and D Jeter on first base, this observer decided to re-assume the
experimental couch position, as per Inning No. 1. Again, the impact was
pronounced and visible, although the second trajectory was 360 feet (109.728 m),
a decline in distance of 6 percent.
HR. NO. 3: Again, with appearance of
CG, this observer refrained from invoking normal offensive posture, moving said
body to said couch, again with a pronounced near-electrical ejaculation of bioluminescent energy.
Nevertheless, the third impact-drive was measured at a distance of 352 feet, (107.289 m) a 2
percent decrease in crushedness from HR NO. 2.
NOTE: DUE TO CONCERNS ABOUT THE
MEASURABLE DECREASE IN DISTANCE, IT WAS DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE THE JUJU EXPERIMENT
AT THIS TIME.
A continued decrease in energy would
leave future CG balls landing on the warning track. Thus, the couch was
abandoned. This decision was not rendered without spirited internal and mental
debate.
Nevertheless, this observer concluded
that to continue the experiment could undermine its usefulness in the
post-season.
THE EXPERIMENT WILL BE RECONTINUED IN
THE PLAYOFFS.
CONCLUSION: Solid anecdotal evidence
suggests the reverse juju bioluminescence – or biological transduction of energy
into visible light – of C. Granderson can and must be exploited in future Yankee
events.
More study, hopefully with federal grant money, is required.
Peer-reviewed and accepted.
ReplyDeleteDon't do it during an elimination game. Use it during Game 1, just in case.
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