Whoever pays the most $$$ gets it.
Would you have given Jeter his 3,000th hit ball?
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No way in hell Njc0las isn't making a ton of money on that shit. You must be high. I'd turbo the shit out of my car and do the 03 interior swap plus some chrome 18" saleens. Then I'd spend the rest on some tacky shit from the home shopping network.
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I caught a Prince Fielder home run ball at Miller Park. It was for the MLB record # of home runs in May or something. The Brewers officials found me in the stadium, gave me a Prince autographed ball and bat for the ball. I traded no questions asked.
As for a $250,000 ball..not sure it would be as easy.
As for a $250,000 ball..not sure it would be as easy.
in a heart beat! The only thing i would want is a chance to meet, shake hands, and congradulate him!
ding ding ding
You should have traded then knocked them out with the bat and took the ball back like a boss.
agreed
I mean I did do that. Then I climbed to the top of the cat walk, put on a small parachute, jumped from the roof of Miller Park and landed on top of a semi-truck going by on I94. Then Megan Fox (pre-surgery) pulled up on a turbocharged Hayabusa and I leaped from the roof of the moving semi at the same time she slid to the back seat and I landed perfectly in riding position. I was halfway to New York by the time the guy woke up.
Was the semi Optimus Prime?
you screwed up
should slid to the back and let her keep driving the bike and just did her from behind while on the bike
It's very possible. I heard voices, but I thought it was just my ego.
..****. :lol:
You would also be getting taxed on that 250K so im pretty sure it wouldnt be as grand as you think.
Who cares if it was taxed. Its not like your out anything. Did the ball come attached with a bill?
Maybe I'm naive or stupid, but I don't feel it's "mine". It's his accomplishment, without him that ball means nothing. And frankly, he's the only person on Earth that is truly going to appreciate it. Anyone else is just a collector looking for pats on the back from friend's or to stare at it and admire it's value ($$$).
I would expect they would trade me something that I could keep in my home to have the memory of catching it (a signed picture of me, Jeter, and the ball would suffice), I'd gladly take anything else they would offer (bats, balls, tickets, signed stuff, meeting the team, etc.) and I would request that I personally got to hand the ball to Derek and shake his hand.
How would you feel if your kid hit his first ever home run at Pop Warner and you politely went with your son to the kid that caught it hanging out behind the home run fence and he refused to give it back because he felt entitled to it?
I would expect they would trade me something that I could keep in my home to have the memory of catching it (a signed picture of me, Jeter, and the ball would suffice), I'd gladly take anything else they would offer (bats, balls, tickets, signed stuff, meeting the team, etc.) and I would request that I personally got to hand the ball to Derek and shake his hand.
How would you feel if your kid hit his first ever home run at Pop Warner and you politely went with your son to the kid that caught it hanging out behind the home run fence and he refused to give it back because he felt entitled to it?
+65,000
Sorry, Jeter (the athlete who makes millions every year) can cough up the money if he wants it. If not Ebay it is. I don't want memorabilia or a pat on the back.
Edit: just read he got box seats for the remainder of the season and a world series tickets, if they go to it.
Yea.. I would tell them to go pound sand.
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Just smack the kid around a bit.:coolman:
Because its not like you hand the ball over and they give you 250K in cash. Whether you like it or not you will be taxed and i doubt a 23 year old kid is ready for that.
Look at all the people that wish they never won the lottery.
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