Freddie Freeman's walk-off grand slam ball, retrieved by 10-year-old Zachary Ruderman, sold for $1.56 million, marking a historic moment for the Dodgers.
The ball's authenticity was supported by a notarized letter from Zachary's father, who passed a polygraph test, confirming the significance of this baseball.
A record-breaking bidding war for Freeman's ball extended the auction for over two hours, ending with an impressive total, benefiting the Ruderman family's future.
This sale ranks as the third-highest for a home run ball, showcasing the soaring market for baseball memorabilia, especially for historic moments.
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