The lucky fan who caught Aaron Judge’s record-setting 62nd home run is sending the ball to auction after declining a $3 million offer.
Dallas’ Cory Youmans said that"after weeks of a lot of deep conversations" with his wife Bri Amaranthus and his lawyer, Dave Baron, the ball will be sent to the Goldin Auctions house.is a Vice President at Fisher Investments, which manages $197 billion worldwide.Sign up for NBC Chicago newsletters.
"It seems fair in the sense it gives anyone that is interested and has the means the opportunity to own it," Youmans said."As a fan, I'm curious to see what it's worth, who buys it and what they do with it." Judge, who set a new single-season American League Record with the historic hit, said in October that it would be nice to get the ball back but “that’s a souvenir for a fan.”
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