Joe DiMaggio

Joe DiMaggio

Joe DiMaggio was one of the greatest baseball players of all time. DiMaggio was able to be a consistent and talented baseball player in the 1940s in Major League Baseball. DiMaggio would impress and would play for the New York Yankees. DiMaggio won a total of nine World Series and kept playing for the same team throughout his career. While being a talented player, DiMaggio was envied by socialists in the 1940s.

It was probable that the socialists tried to get DiMaggio to be indisciplined. DiMaggio would date Marilyn Monroe and would decline being at the top of the baseball game. It is a well known fact that socialists envy talented athletes, musicians, ethical reformers, and amazing positive individuals and even try to oppose them by leading to indiscipline through an idolatrous relationship.

DiMaggio would decline in his discipline and begin to have significant injuries while being in a relationship with Monroe. DiMaggio would no longer be a starter and began to have increased injuries. Monroe would start an adulterous relationship with Arthur Miller and end the relationship by saying she was tired of sports. Monroe divorced DiMaggio because she was tired of sports.

Monroe would also later leave Miller describing that there are adultresses that only go out with individuals to diminish them and cause negativity. This describes the importance of being far apart from adultresses who like to triangulate and are non-monogamous. There is the need to be highly skeptical of idolatrous relationships in these times that are not the best of times. Socialists envy talented and disciplined individuals, and we can persevere similar to individuals who denied negative idolatrous and adulterous relationships and temptations. 

Socialists Probably Attempted to Prevent Joe DiMaggio From Winning More World Series

In the opening season of DiMaggio's Ninth World Series win, it was noted that DiMaggio had painful heel spurs that prevented him from starting and playing for the first two months of the season. DiMaggio was probably envied by socialists being that the Yankees was America's team and had won multiple World Series since the late 1930s. The Boston Red Sox were competition and made it to the finals in 1949. DiMaggio who had injuries, helped classify the Yankees to the finals.

Despite having injuries, DiMaggio scored home runs in the series to give the Yankees a ninth world series. DiMaggio would retire in 1951 after having a legendary career. DiMaggio was known to be humble and also for avoiding the spotlight. DiMaggio allowed his actions to speak on the baseball field. Despite envy from socialists who probably set him up with Marilyn Monroe to prevent him from winning more World Series and while having injuries, he was able to keep playing at a high level. We can appreciate great individuals and learn to be far apart from socialists.