What Would You Do If You Caught A Baseball Worth Millions?

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🗓️ 5 October 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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0:00.0	Get it, The Virtue Show.
0:02.0	What's trending now?
0:03.0	Kristen Nos.
0:04.0	It's The Virtue Show's entertainment buzz.
0:06.0	The catch of baseball worth $2 million.
0:09.0	What do you do with it?
0:11.0	Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees hit his 60-second home run last night breaking Roger
0:17.6	Maris' American League record for most home runs in a season.
0:21.6	Now, if you want to get to the nitty-gritty on the books, Aaron Judge is only seventh on
0:26.0	the all-time list.
0:27.0	Because there's asterisks next to Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa's names because
0:31.8	they were all suspected of juicing, although McGuire is the only one who admitted it.
0:35.2	So a lot of people consider Aaron Judge to be the real home run king of Major League
0:40.0	baseball.
0:41.0	Did you say most home runs in the American League or in baseball entirely?
0:43.7	Because this is American League.
0:44.7	I said breaking Roger Maris' American League record for most home runs in a season.
0:47.9	Yeah, but all the other dudes were all jacked up on steroids and stuff.
0:50.6	That's what she's saying.
0:51.6	Yeah.
0:52.6	Now, Corey Humans from Dallas caught that ball, caught the 60-second home run of the season.
1:02.2	And he doesn't know what he's going to do with it yet.
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