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Seth M Brundage is an avid sports fan first and professional writer second.
When he isn't watching baseball (particularly the Miami Marlins), he enjoys reading the latest sports news, researching sports products, testing new gear and writing about his findings.
You can also find him camping, fishing, traveling or debating life’s most pressing questions, like how good would Ken Griffey Jr have been without any injuries, or whatever happened to Bobby Thomson’s home run ball?
Seth lives, works and plays in a house by the beach and wouldn't have it any other way.
You may have seen a shirt or social media post with the equation “6+3+4=2”. Even an elementary school student can tell you that this math doesn’t add up. You would assume 6+3+4=13. This is not a mathematical equation, but a baseball reference to making a double play.
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