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i clearly answered 10 second before but whatever

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

and as a member of the Devil Rays

yes buddy but somethings just stick out, he will always be a REDSOCK to me

 
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and as a member of the Devil Rays

Ah yes...I DO remember that now. How I could have forgotten is sad on my part. Too caught up in the moment I guess.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

i clearly answered 10 second before but whatever

 yes you did

 
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That was epic.  Whatta lucky guy sittin' out there.  He just got paid.

Wow

 
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Congrats to jeter. Glad I chose tickets for todays game instead of tomorrows. Now its time for me to leave this god forsaken stadium cause all this yankee hoopla is nauseating
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Revo23:

That was epic.  Whatta lucky guy sittin' out there.  He just got paid.

Wow

He better not trade it for an autographed bat. It's the "right thing to do" but that ball is worth a LOT.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

i clearly answered 10 second before but whatever

yes but my computer froze ,send button dissapeared  droped my coffee on key pad  ,

winner winner eliminator fastest answer dinner  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by jpero:

Congrats to jeter. Glad I chose tickets for todays game instead of tomorrows. Now its time for me to leave this god forsaken stadium cause all this yankee hoopla is nauseating

 
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I guess i'm like the only one who would give the ball back. I know it's gonna be worth a decent amount, but money isn't everything. I'd sleep better at night knowing I gave a milestone ball back to the player who deserves it.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

He better not trade it for an autographed bat. It's the "right thing to do" but that ball is worth a LOT.

I would trade it for the bat he hit it with and/or the jersey he hit it in, either one, signed, and sell that for double or better than the ball.  Fuckin'A.  What were the chances of that.  I kept yellin' at Price tellin' him to drop the hook on him and he sure the fuck did, right down the middle.

 
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how much do you think the ball is worth?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

I guess i'm like the only one who would give the ball back. I know it's gonna be worth a decent amount, but money isn't everything. I'd sleep better at night knowing I gave a milestone ball back to the player who deserves it.

Pfffffft.... Whatever

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Revo23:

I would trade it for the bat he hit it with and/or the jersey he hit it in, either one, signed, and sell that for double or better than the ball.  Fuckin'A.  What were the chances of that.  I kept yellin' at Price tellin' him to drop the hook on him and he sure the fuck did, right down the middle.


Yea if you could get the bat his jersey and a picture of you meeting him and exchanging it after the game and signing said merchandise that'd be worth more. If some yankee official wants to take it to him fuck that be like no no i wanna meet the cap'n.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

I guess i'm like the only one who would give the ball back. I know it's gonna be worth a decent amount, but money isn't everything. I'd sleep better at night knowing I gave a milestone ball back to the player who deserves it.

on a gambling forum?  really?
 
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Pfffffft.... Whatever



Yea I mean I'd have some conditions but Jeter would be getting the ball back. Also I would leave wherever the hell I was sitting based on how much that ball is said to be worth. Liable to get shanked for that thing.
 
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how incredible was that

 

that ball is worth 5MM easy

 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

I guess i'm like the only one who would give the ball back. I know it's gonna be worth a decent amount, but money isn't everything. I'd sleep better at night knowing I gave a milestone ball back to the player who deserves it.


I'd make the Yankees and Jeter pay a king's ransom for that ball.  



And I'd sleep like a newborn   
 
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$3,000,000 to start it off. It's a Yankee for crissakes they're loaded
 
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I'd make the Yankees and Jeter pay a king's ransom for that ball.  



And I'd sleep like a newborn   

 

absofuckinglutely

 
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I'd make the Yankees and Jeter pay a king's ransom for that ball.  



And I'd sleep like a newborn   


Nowhere did I say I'd give ti back for free. I just said I'd give it back and not keep it.

How much do ya'll realistically think the person who caught it is gonna make off the thing?
 
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3million and a backrub from Minka Kelly.
 
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Chris Rose and Kevin Millar on Intentional Talk were saying around $300,000 to $400,000.

I would say times that by about 5 for inflation.  I think InternetTuffGuy has a good starting point of $3mil.

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by eliminat0r85:

I guess i'm like the only one who would give the ball back. I know it's gonna be worth a decent amount, but money isn't everything. I'd sleep better at night knowing I gave a milestone ball back to the player who deserves it.

If $1,000 was the reward...I'd agree. But they've said this ball can cost like $300,000 because what are the odds it was a homer? And he's the first Yankee ever.

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