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Old 11-04-2016, 01:16 PM
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Wasn't it Jack Clark that sold two versions of one of his homers?
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Old 11-04-2016, 01:54 PM
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Apparently the ball was already added to the Heritage auction. Should be interesting
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Apparently the ball was already added to the Heritage auction. Should be interesting
I think the ball to be auctioned by Heritage is the last-out ball from the 1908 World Series.
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I think the ball to be auctioned by Heritage is the last-out ball from the 1908 World Series.
Whoops, you're right. The owner was probably watching Game 7 just waiting to consign it once the Cubs won
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http://www.auctionreport.com/heritag...tage-auctions/

So Jennings got it from Chance, but the ball says from Charlie Schmidt (the batter)?
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Man, some people sure have balls.
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Old 11-04-2016, 02:23 PM
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Yes, in his case, apparently two for every home run he hit.

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Rizzo handed the ball over to the owner today at the parade, so wonder no more.
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Old 11-04-2016, 07:30 PM
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Rizzo handed the ball over to the owner today at the parade, so wonder no more.
Good to hear. I can't see how a particular player would have ownership over something like that anyway? I would think it would, and rightfully so, belong to whoever purchased the ball for use in the game. Either way, it's good to see it go to a place where hopefully the team and fans will get to appreciate it for years to come.
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Good to hear. I can't see how a particular player would have ownership over something like that anyway? I would think it would, and rightfully so, belong to whoever purchased the ball for use in the game. Either way, it's good to see it go to a place where hopefully the team and fans will get to appreciate it for years to come.
It doesn't apply here because the ball stayed on the field, but Barry Bonds' record setting home run set off a lot of legal analysis.

http://www.lookstein.org/links/homerun.htm
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It doesn't apply here because the ball stayed on the field, but Barry Bonds' record setting home run set off a lot of legal analysis.

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Rizzo handed the ball over to the owner today at the parade, so wonder no more.
How about selling the ball to the highest corporate sponsor (say $15 million) with the condition that: (1) the money goes to local childrens'
charities and (2) it must be publicly displayed into perpetuity. That's a sponsorship I could approve.
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Talk about an idle sidebar to a good topic, but I can't help but wonder who pays for the baseballs in a WS game? Does the home team provide and then vice versa when the teams switch? Does each respective league share the cost? Or does MLB pick up the whole ticket? These are the issues that keep me awake at night.
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Talk about an idle sidebar to a good topic, but I can't help but wonder who pays for the baseballs in a WS game? Does the home team provide and then vice versa when the teams switch? Does each respective league share the cost? Or does MLB pick up the whole ticket? These are the issues that keep me awake at night.
I wondered that as well. If the home team purchases the ball and the ball stays in the field of play then, hypothetical, do they retain ownership? In other words, maybe Rizzo should have given in back to the owner of the Indians.
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Yes, in his case, apparently two for every home run he hit.

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...as opposed to John Kruk...
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...as opposed to John Kruk...
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