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Fan Jumped Out of the Stands to Try and Catch Aaron Judge’s 62nd Homerun Ball

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PHILADELPHIA, PA - JUNE 25: New York Yankees Outfield Aaron Judge (99) rounds the bases after hitting a home run during a Major League Baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies on June 25,2018, at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, PA. (Photo by Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire)

Aaron Judge is in the record books, again!

The New York  Yankees slugger hit his 62nd home run Tuesday night, breaking the American League record held by former New York Yankees slugger Roger Maris. As the ball went flying into the stands in Arlington, Texas a mad scramble for the historic baseball ensued. One fan wanted it to terribly he was willing to risk it all.  He jumped the railing and leaped from the stands in the event the ball fell to field level. It was an absolutely insane decision, one that ultimately didn’t result in nabbing the historic souvenir. ‘

Check out Aaron Judge’s historic dinger, watch to the left as a fan jumps from his seats.

Watch below:

Again, look to the left you can see the fan make the leap.

Well that guy is probably going to have to answer for that bonehead leap.

Clearly this was a risky decision, if somehow the ball fell, he would have been the first to grab it.  But going onto the field of play is always scary, considering how many times we’ve seen fans get trucked by security, or even a player.

Well glad this is finally over and we can all move on with our lives.  Now here come the debates about if he’s MLB’s actual single-season home run king. Let the debate rage on.

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