Aaron Judge: A fan willing to do anything for the 62nd ball

On Tuesday night, Aaron Judge hit his 62nd pitch into the stands against the Rangers in Texas, becoming the long ball king in American League history.

Not surprisingly, many fans were willing to risk a lot to get their hands on a historic ball valued in the seven figures.

One fan in particular stood out more than others…

A live video of this fanatic shows his determination to get this authentic collector’s item!

A FAN JUMPED OFF THE RAILINGS TO TRY AND GET THE BALL IF IT FELL ON AARON JUDGE’S 62ND HOME RUN #YANKEES #AARONJUDGE pic.twitter.com/0fKYuIhVNq

— Marky Mark (@markkberger) October 5, 2022

Didn’t see it? Look closely on the left, a fan jumps down believing that the ball was going to end up there because of a potential “bounce” somewhere.

The result of this run to this historic ball is this: the fan who caught this ball from Judge ‘s 62 is named Cory Youmans, a vice president of Fisher Investments.

The ball was caught precisely in Section 31, Row 1, Seat Number 3, at Globe Life Field. It was authenticated and autographed, so everything was done by the book.

Official: Aaron Judge’s home run ball landed in Section 31, Row 1, Seat 3, of Globe Life Field.

The person in possession of the baseball has been guided by security to a location in the stadium where the ball is being authenticated and officially dedicated.@MLB @MLBNetwork

— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) October 5, 2022