MLB World Reacts to Unlucky Toronto Blue Jays Fan Missing a Million-Dollar Opportunity From MVP Favorite Aaron Judge

Aaron Judge finally hit his 61st home run of the season on Wednesday against the Toronto Blue Jays. The New York Yankees star smashed it after missing in his last seven MLB games. Since it was a record-breaking home-run ball, everyone wanted to catch the ball and earn at least a million dollars.

However, not a single fan was lucky enough to even touch the home-run ball. When Judge hit the ball, it directly went to the Jays’ bullpen area. And later, after the game, the Yankees slugger not only received his hit-ball but also did an incredible gesture by gifting it to his mom, who was also in the stands to watch the game.

No one was lucky enough to catch the 61st home run ball of Aaron Judge

Aaron Judge is probably the only Yankees player who has been consistent throughout this season. Right from the start of the 2022 MLB season, Judge is having a blast in the ballparks. With his 61st home run this year, he has equaled the single-season home run record in the American League.

When talking about the home run ball, even after trying so hard, no one caught the historical home-run ball. Taking to Twitter, MLB fans also reacted on the same.

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Knowing that there were already speculations that the 61st home run will be worth over $1 million, almost every MLB fan was desperate to catch the ball. But since no one did it, one Twitter user called it a million-dollar drop.

A fan even said that the price for the 62nd home-run ball automatically will go to a new high. Another MLB fan was glad the Blue Jays’ fans failed to grab the historical home-run ball.

When talking about the record, Judge is only the third player to smash 60 or more home runs in the American League. Before him, only Babe Ruth (60) and Roger Maris (61).

The Yankees clinch the series

After giving a close fight in the first game, the Pinstripes lost the series opener. And since Aaron Judge was not at his usual best, it seemed like the Yankees will lose the series. But here they are. Not only did they win two straight games to clinch the series, but Judge also completed the much-awaited milestone.

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The Yankees outplayed the Jays in the offense as well as defense. The Pinstripes ace Gerrit Cole also had a good game from the mound.

Given their current form, do you think the Yankees stand a chance to play the World Series this year?