Dallas fan on future of record-setting Aaron Decide house run ball

ARLINGTON, Texas — As he walked by way of a concourse within the outfield at Globe Life Subject, high-fiving with followers and surrounded by a sea of cameras, it was virtually as if Cory Youmans had hit an enormous house run.

As a substitute, he hit the jackpot.

Youmans made the catch of a lifetime Tuesday night time, snagging the ball New York Yankees slugger Aaron Decide launched for his American League-record 62nd homer.

The historic memento got here crusing into the entrance row of Part 31 in left discipline, a drive Decide hit to steer off the second recreation of a day-night doubleheader towards the Texas Rangers. Youmans snared it on the fly.

Youmans, from Dallas, works within the monetary world, and there’s no telling what the ball could possibly be price. With safety personnel round him as he took the ball to be authenticated, Youmans was requested what he deliberate to do with the prize.

“Good query. I have never considered it,” he mentioned.

After the Yankees misplaced 3-2, Decide mentioned he did not have possession of the house run ball.

“I do not know the place it is at,” he mentioned. “We’ll see what occurs with that. It could be nice to get it again, however that is a memento for a fan. He made an incredible catch on the market, and so they’ve bought each proper to it.”

Youmans was among the many crowd of 38,832, the most important to observe a baseball recreation on the 3-year-old ballpark.