they were like no if if you're going 4:41 to keep it he's not he's not willing to 4:43 sign for it and we we won't 4:45 authenticated for you so at that moment 4:48 them telling me that that's kind of when 4:50 I was like okay well how much is this 4:53 ball really worth if it's not going to 4:54 be authenticated and he's not siging it 4:57 so then that's when I asked okay well 4:59 what what is he willing to trade me for 5:01 it and at first the what they offered 5:04 was the two signed baseball caps and 5:0
1 posted on
04/04/2024 10:27:59 PM PDT by
ifinnegan
To: ifinnegan
Was it really worth losing dozens of fans over this?
It’s just a ball to the stadium, but very special to the person who got the ball.
2 posted on
04/04/2024 10:33:39 PM PDT by
Jonty30
(A rich man is called a sugar daddy. A poor man is called into HR.)
To: ifinnegan
As if anyone cares about bazeball and the incredible tedium.
Yeah, my TV sports addicted lawyer brother is one of them.
Wanted to watch some game when he visited me here in Hawaii, rather than go on a cruise on my boat along the coast.
Could have DVR’d the damn thing, but no.
No surprise we do not talk to each other in years, finally realized how strange he was.
7 posted on
04/04/2024 10:56:31 PM PDT by
doorgunner69
(When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty)
To: ifinnegan
If some rent-a-cop tries to detain me in a “little room” there’s going to be a problem, and it’s not going to be my problem.
8 posted on
04/04/2024 10:56:54 PM PDT by
JustaTech
(My mind is the weapon. Everything else is tools.)
To: ifinnegan
When I was a teenager my buddy and I witnessed Dodger security roughing up a drunken fan. They didn’t realize we were watching them from above.
13 posted on
04/05/2024 12:25:31 AM PDT by
Jeff Chandler
(THE ISSUE IS NEVER THE ISSUE. THE REVOLUTION IS THE ISSUE.)
To: ifinnegan
To: ifinnegan
She ended up getting two Ohtani signed hats, an Ohtani signed baseball, and a signed Ohtani game used baseball bat.
So it isn't exactly like she was just forced to return the ball, she did get something of value in return, just not the homerun ball that was speculated to be worth up to $100,000 at auction.
15 posted on
04/05/2024 2:49:36 AM PDT by
Yo-Yo
(Is the /Sarc tag really necessary? Pray for President Biden: Psalm 109:8)
To: ifinnegan
I would have held out for tickets to a Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence drag show. jk/sarc
16 posted on
04/05/2024 3:00:39 AM PDT by
xp38
To: ifinnegan
She should have requested her signature also be on the ball to authenticate that it is the actual ball she caught and they didn’t substitute it later.
18 posted on
04/05/2024 4:01:27 AM PDT by
This I Wonder32460
(Choose wisely because the consequences of actions create either destruction or benevolences.)
To: ifinnegan
I don't see what the big deal is, at least the girl got a signed ball and bat. He's already got 53 HR's and the only one noteworthy was his first MLB homer with the Angels....
The signed ball they gave her could have some significance in the fact that it was a replacement for his first HR as a Dodger. Other than that,it's just one of the many more to come.
To: ifinnegan
21 posted on
04/05/2024 4:39:14 AM PDT by
mewzilla
(Never give up; never surrender!)
To: ifinnegan
%50,000 for the ball, after autograph and authentication. $250,000 cash and four lifetime tickets to every home game or I sue you for kidnap and false imprisonment. Your choice. You have five minutes to decide.
23 posted on
04/05/2024 5:30:05 AM PDT by
cyclotic
(Don’t be part of the problem. Be the entire problem)
To: ifinnegan
What if she quickly signed it herself, and a date?
25 posted on
04/05/2024 8:48:34 AM PDT by
Scrambler Bob
(Running Rampant, and not endorsing nonsense)
To: ifinnegan
Probably worth a million dollars, just pay the fan for it.
26 posted on
04/05/2024 8:51:37 AM PDT by
1Old Pro
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