Thirty-Three Years Later: To Hell and Back... And the Game Refuses to Fold Three decades have slipped by since World Series games were watched at Al's flat in Clementi, when mobile phones still belonged to science fiction (they still do for Coach) and travelling from Serangoon to Clementi required a ninety-minute expedition across Singapore. Empires have risen and fallen. Governments have changed—mostly proving that history has an unfortunate habit of repeating itself. Pandemics threatened civilisation. Social media empires have been born and buried. Artificial Intelligence now promises to solve every problem except how to hit a curveball. Yet through it all, one question has remained unchanged: "Who's bringing the bats, balls and bases this week?" Many of the original conspirators have long since departed this humid former British colony. Some returned to Canada to rediscover snow. Others drifted to Australia, Britain, China, Venezuela and the United Stat...
