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James O’Connell

Memorabilia exec offers $2M to fan who caught Aaron Judge’s 62nd home run ball

What’s No. 62 worth? We are starting to find out.

Aaron Judge blasted his historic home run in Arlington, Texas, on Tuesday night in the first at-bat of the second-to-last game of the season against the Rangers. After weeks of speculation about how much money that baseball might be worth, now we have an offer on the table.

Cory Youmans is the fan who caught the lottery ticket ball off the bat of Judge on Tuesday and when he gets around to checking his texts and emails after his big night he will see a $2 million offer from the owner of a sports memorabilia auction house, according to the Associated Press. Previously, it was speculated that Judge’s final home run of the season could be worth upwards of $1 million. We have seemingly surpassed that number already.

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