Shohei Ohtani made history as he became the first Dodger and sixth MLB player to join the prestigious 40/40 club after hitting his 40th home run and stealing a base.
After Ohtani's historic 40th home run, the ball was thrown back into the crowd by Rays center fielder Jose Siri, making its retrieval a chaotic adventure for fans.
Troy Buenteo claims to have caught Ohtani's 40th home run ball, and he mentioned lucrative offers have been made for it, ranging over five figures.
Buenteo expressed the importance of getting the ball authenticated, stating, "if I don't get it authenticated, I'm losing [money]," reflecting the ball's potential value.
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