Virtual Baseball: Happ Snapped By Sox Knocks.

By HoraceClark66 (whose computer is acting up.)

The Virtual Yankees fell flat at Fenway, as J.A. Happ reverted to form on Saturday, driven out of the box in the third inning, trailing 6-3.  Home runs by Gleyber Torres, Aaron Hicks, and Giancarlo Stanton brough the pinstripers storming back, but a home run by Rafael Devers off Chad Green in the eighth decided it in the end for Boston, 9-8.

Most of the nation paid little attention, though, absorbed as they were by Jesse Ventura, holding the big, opening rally for his Indepence Party campaign.  

Ventura's third-party effort has him at 22 percent of the vote, but that is considered to make little difference in a race where Donald Trump has held a steady 65 percent for the last month—with Joe Biden, the Democratic compromise candidate at a pathetic 8 percent.  

With the Dow Jones remaining at over 60,000, and no one unemployed, it is impossible to believe that there is anything that can now stand in the way of President Trump's re-election.  To be sure, The Nation magazine has recently noted that one of the mysterious leading Wall Street investment firms leading the boom is named KozeeBear.com, but no one expects this to amount to anything.