Official: The price at which Albert Pujols’ 700th home run ball was sold in the MLB

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The story of an impeccable career in the Major Leagues had an unforgettable memory on the 700th home run ball. Albert Pujols retired from the MLB as one of the four players who hit at least 700 home runs in Major League history and the sale price of the ball of the historical homer of ‘Machine’.

On September 23, 2022, all those in attendance at Dodger Stadium stood up to give a standing ovation to Pujols after getting the 700th home run in the MLB. Marlowe Leal was the Dodgers fan who caught the ball few would want, turned down their offer to return it, and ended up receiving less than a million dollars.

Little money? an auction house offered $2 million dollars to the fan who caught the 62nd home run ball Aaron Judge with New York Yankees in MLB 2022, while the purchase record for a historic ball is held by Todd McFarlane and the US$3 million he paid for the souvenir of Mark McGwire’s 70th home run in the Major Leagues.

“The souvenirs are for the fans. I have no problem with him keeping it. If you want to return it, great. But at the end of the day, I don’t focus on the material.” was the message of Albert Pujols for the fan of Los Angeles Dodgers who did not return the ball from home run 700 in the MLB. And how did you end up with this decision? Bolavip tells you.

Official: The price at which Pujols’ 700th home run ball was sold in the MLB

Marlowe Leal decided that the auction house Golden Auctions would sell him the ball from the 700th home run ofAlbert Pujols in the MLB and after 33 bids the auction closed on Saturday, November 5 at 22:30 ET. The price at which the historic ball was sold was $360,000 dollars.