Aaron Judge broke a new MLB home record
Aaron Judge is the new king of baseball.
The fan who has picked up the historic ball for the 30-year-old can count on a major addition to the portfolio.
He has already received an offer of just over 21.7 million Swedish kronor.
New York Yankees player Aaron Judge wrote himself in the history books last night.
With his 62nd home run this season, former record holder Roger Maris surpassed his brilliant 1961 season.
It was a great relief to see the ball in the fan’s glove, Judge says according to MLB.com.
Huge attempt to get the record ball
The question is who is happy with the record-setting team? The judge or Cory Yeomans, the cheerleader who grabbed the ball?
If Youmans chooses to sell the standard ball, he can count on a large amount of money in the account. Because already in September, a huge offer of just over 21.7 million Swedish kronor was received for the person who managed to catch up with the judge’s 62nd place.
“I want to loan the ball to Yankee Stadium for the fans to see,” JB Cohen, president of Memory Lane, said when he pledged the huge amount of the ball, according to Sports Collectors Daily.
Aaron Judge was congratulated by the President
Mary’s record was previously broken six times by a total of three players. But all of them are embroiled in doping scandals, according to the Associated Press. This means that Judge’s home record of 62 is considered by many to be the “real” record.
The President of the United States also praised the Yankee player for his performance.
“History is made. More history.”Joe Biden signs Twitter.
The New York Yankees lost to Aaron Judge tonight’s game against the Texas Rangers 2–3.
Barry Bonds holds the official season record for home runs (73).